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THE CIRCUS MAROON ANDWHITE OF THE CLASS OF '285 RAMONA JENNINGS Editor-in-Chie f WILFRID RIDDET Business Manager if AUSTIN I-IIGI-1 SCHOOL CHICAGO PUBLICITY AGENTS OE MAROON AND WHITE CIRCUS Ramona Jennings Martha Clapp - Mortimer Johnson John Hamon - Zella Lane - - Annamarie Young Germaine Rollins Margaret Welch Marjorie Welch - Herbert Nelson - Dorothy Walp - Virginia Mueller Howard Offen - Josephine Allin - Dorothy Jorgenson Dorothy Hewitt - Janey O'Sullivan Leslie Deirnel - Robert Mould - Franklin Swanson H. A. Berens - ADVANCE AGENTS Wilfrid Riddet - Marvin Hastings - Eleanor Roehr - Margaret Gulbranclsen - Leonora Henson 2 Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Art Editor Asst. Art Editor Senior Editor Senior Editor Senior Editor Senior Editor Sports Editor Activities Editor Activities Editor Snapshot Editor Snapshot Editor Snapshot Editor Snapshot Editor School Life Editor School Life Editor Stal? Photographer Staf Cartoonist Faculty Adviser Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Staj' Typist Staj Typist - vt! v 'Ql- v , 911-3- ,rarsiifsi A next: 4 7 . 4 K m, : 1 'W s , '.0 x.Q'f-,4 , '-1'-. 'f 6 9 SF' J sw- Q s ' Q 4 , . av S 4 . . . . . . - - . . f .. .. . ..,-,M ff ,,.9--,.- Q' Q, ' R Q' .- 'L 1 W 2 of M M ' ff V ASS 1 43 1: ' 'fa 1 - 5 4 2 :- 1' f 9 ax x ' T01 ' - lk ff? Q Sf. if -f of-JOYOUS I PERFORMANCE? 9 'fx gf . , WIECHM 'rim ' fl - A , fi TRUE SPIRIT O . AUSTIN 2 :51311 Wawwwig E 3 z 22 V .x - ' K ,,.A , 5 gk 5,559 A ' q A 'P af 'Vm7WW jI 5 ' . W . .' - ZF ' - 'Q , 4 -, A- .. - 2 Q 1'1 35+ Foreword Come folks, come one come all, the most stupendous, rollicking, extree-ordinary performance ever staged under one big top. Step inside and see the greatest, most magnificent display of ferocious animals, clowns in their full bright colors, daring aerial artists, brave, courageous trainers facing the dangers of the arena, and an extra special side show with ghe most astounding collection of the world's wonders and reaks. Before the show starts we wish to express our most sincere appreciation to Miss Pellens, art adviser, and Mr. Berens, general adviser, for their able assistance in raising the canvas and getting the show under way. To Severinghaus Printing Co., Osgood Engraving Co,, and Russell Photography Studio, who have helped to an- nounce our arrival and let the general public know what we look like, we also extend our thanks. The editor solicits a general hand-clapping for her staff mates and other helpers too numerous to mention, but espe- cially to Hugh Ray and jerry Cloud, who unasked came to our aid with the cry, On With the Show. It is a joyous crew that has shared in recent perform- ances in the old top, the tower-crowned old Austin high. From the chief trainer, Mr. Wright, and the ringmasters, the teachers, down through the ranks of all the miscellany of performers and the monkeys in the menagerie, if any, we believe the spirit of Austin nowadays is really the spirit of joyous performance, and so to it we have dedictated this book. The parade is passing, the tent is opened, and the admis- sion is paid, for which you may come again and again back to your circus school days. Step right up folks, the performance is about to start. RAMONA JENNINGS, January 7, 1929 Editor-in-Chief 3 The old Top 4 The Shade Nearby 5 Cornerstone Laying-September 14, 1928 Breaking Ground-july 5, 1928 6 J. The New Top Talale of Contents 1 NTRODUCTION Staff ,,,,,,...A,,,,,,,,. Page Foreword ,,,,, .. , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., .....A,,,,,, . . 3 ' 4 7 Views ,,,,.,, ,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,.. ,,,,,,,, ,,,........ ADMINISTRATION Assistant Prfneipal-S and Deans ,,,.,,....,, , ,,...,.,., 10 Mr. Wright: ,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 5 ,,,,.,,,.. ,.,..,,,,,,,,,. 1 1 Austin Faculty .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,..,,r, ,,.....,,, 1 2 -15 Orr and I-lay Faculties, ..,,.,.,.,,,,,,,. .....,,, ,,,,...,..., 1 6 CLASS OF '28M Class Officersn, ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.r...,...,., ,,,, . Committees ,.,,Y,,s, Graduates ,,,,...,...,,,,,,,,,. Post Graduates ,,,...,,,,,,,,,,, Two-Year Graduates .,,.,.,,,,,, Orr Branch Committeesn, ,,,, Orr Branch Graduates .,,,,,,.,, 17 ....,,,..,12-44 45 ,,.,.,.,45 ., 7,,.... 47-57 58 Snap-shots ...,,7,,,,,,,.,,....,,7,...,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,7,, , ,,,..7, , OTHER CLASSES Class of 29 ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,.,r,,,,,,,,,,,., Class of 2295 7,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,.,, ,,,,7,,,,,,, Class of 30 ,..,,.,,.. Sophomoresn, Freshmen, ,,,.,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ACTIVITIES Clubs ,,,,..,,I,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,. . ,,,,. .. Orr Branch Cluloss, Hay Branch .... .,.,.,,.,,,,,,, Branch Snap-shots ,.,,,,, ,, Musical Organizations, , , Military Organizations ,.,, ,, Publicationsn, ,,,, Snap-shots ...,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Y,, Athletics ,,.,,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,, I SIDESHOVVS Class Lottery. ,,,,...,,.I,,,,,.., W ,,,,,,, ,, Popularity Contest ,,,,...,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Snap-shots ,,....,,,,,,,,,,, 8 60 ,,,,,,.,61 ,,,.,.,.62 ....,,,,63 64 ,, H65-93 , ..,, 94-98 ,,,,t,,100 101-108 109-111 112-117 18 119-136 139-143 145-147 147-152 4 4 I !r um uzn uma -:En xg W I I i MR. SMITH Assixtant Princzpn Mn. BRUSH Axszslanl Principal Orr Brunch Miss DEATON Dean of Grrls 10 Administration fi 1 5' ., 52 MR. HUMISTON Dean of Boys MR, Wasson: Assislant Principal Hay Branch MR. WRIGHT Principal To the Class of 19285:- N DEDICATING your Annual to the Spirit of joy- ous Performance you have selected a motif which dominates the dreams of youth. It includes in your plans for achievements in future years a factor greater than that of the unaided human intellect. This factor is a sense of joy in your chosen work. Cultivate it. Through it will come the will to win. And this will to live and to create has inspired the doers and the seers of the world throughout the ages. Wilbur H. Wright ll Faculty Departmenf4Ch Chenoweth Ritter Zimmerman Abell Glaclish Hanna Art Commercial En glish History Household Art Department Chairmen Puhlow Spitler Roth StcHens Akers McEuen Language Math Muxic Physical Ed Science Technical ALwater Elem' Barrclme Bcck Berens Blake il M. Bollinger Booth Bristol Browers Brown Bryan 'feathers whose pictures are not in this book: Miss Bauersfeld, Miss Beugnot, Mr Collins, Miss Cook, Miss Gaynor, Mrs. Hatton, Miss Hofmeister, Miss Hogan, Miss Robinson, Mr. Rogers. CLERKS: Miss Phelan, Miss Lyons, Miss Marlin. 12 Faculty O .1 f,fff-- Burnap Bums Burler Cable Charles Church Cleworth Cole Compton Craig Crew Culbertson Dandliker Dodge Dore Feddcrson Finley Funk Gamble Glynn Gossetc Grant Grimes Gruener Harris Hartley Headley Heiby Heirman Herrick ,f 13 'W l . ,fflk L Faculty Holch lser Jarvis Jenks johnson johnson Johnstone Kempes Kitzmiller Kollman Krebill Lambrecht Little Lloyd Lowry Lynn MacGuchan Maher Marsh McCurdy Mcl,.indon Molin Moore Nell Mum ford Murphy Myers Nichols Nichols Noonan 14 Faculty Older Pellens Petzing Randolph Ring R0lJ6l'fS Roper Ryerson Rylander Salnford Schildhaucr Schlader Schmidt Schoenbeck Sonquist Soyer Tench Tew Thomas Thompson Tiernan Torgerson Trceger Wade Walker Wareham Watts Willis Wiltshire Vorsheim 15 Orr Branch Faculty Akerlund Alexander Anderson Clark Cooke Current Dahl Fxtzgerald Galusha Hagland Horn Martin Nutt O'Conncr Swartz Sweeney Thursen Watrers Wnersvn Ha Branch Faculty Elsom Gagan Huebner Lake lvlietke Ivlller Starner 16 V 7 W I . ' 1 ' i t Class of ,285 OfECG1'S President .....A ,,AA CCCCCCC ,,,... ,.... J A CK BUCHANAN Vice-President ,,AAAAAAAA AAAA..,..A. M ARCARET WELCH Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,A,,A ,,C,,,,,,,, M ARJORIE WELCH Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,A,,C,,,,, ,,,A,,,,, M ORUMER JOHNSON Sefgeant-at-Arms ,,,,,,,,,C,,,,,,,,,,,,C,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,, CHRIS C1-IARWHAS Class Colors: Flame and Cold Class Motto: l-le who seeks, Ends Class Flower: Daffodils 17 Committees Commencement Charles Ham, Chairmang Mr. Crew, Mrs. Kitzmiller, Advisersg William Peet, Rachael Oien, Helen Dee, William Pasche, Lenore Henson, Ruth Simms, Frank Childs, Class Night Herbert Nelson, Chairmang Miss Rylander, Miss Kempes, Advisersg Myrtle Ollswang, Robert Prescott, Sophie Syvertsen, Catherine Effler, james Childs, john Brown. Color, Flower and Motto Martha Clapp, Chairman, Miss Bartelme, Mr, Jarvis, Advisersg Stanley Walby, Edward Cuyler, Wilma Dougherty, Mabel Carter, Marie Vogel, Helen Van Vleet, Vivian jepsen, Warren Rutledge. Printing and Engraving Wilma jones, Chairmang Mr. Wareham, Adviserg Clifford Hall, Mar- guarite Hofer, Howard Offen, Leonard Ronin, Edythe Morse,'Ellen Potter. Gift Committee Tom Organ, Chairmang Mr. Cable, Adviserg Thomas Burke, Edward McComb, Otto Paolini, Urania Alley, Lois Wetzel, Stella Findlayson, Helen Freeberg. Financial Edward Humphrey, Chairman, Mr. Finley, Adviser, Mildred Solstad, Burnyce Thompson, Marion Zink, Evelyn Benson, Frank Williams, Nella Harder, Robert Laneson, Social janey O'Sullivan, Chairman, Miss Bartelme, Adviser, Bill Peet, Dorothy Hewitt, Felix Awgaitas, Bill Baar, Betty Stienmetz, Lenore Henson, Margaret Welch, james Childs. Pin and Ring Herbert Nelson, Chairman, Miss Glaclish, Adviserg Catherine Mascheroni, Dorothy Hewitt, Leonard Ronin. MQ ap 1 8 FRED ALBERT Pope 452 Fritz C. I. C. Inter-Room Bskt. Ball Champs, 1928: All-Star Team, Bskt. Ball, 1928. At Harrison High: Sophomore Champs Bskt, Ball, 1926, Ambition: To do myself a good turn. URANIA M. ALLEY Tilton 455 French Y: College: Ukelele: Botany: Pentong: Astral: C. I. French: Senior Council: Charlestonians: Y rep.: College rep.: Year Chrm. College '27M, '28, QSM: Times rep.: Maroon 81 White rep.: Botany rep.: C. I. C. rep. Ambition: It's a secret. b m C. . .' rman: Opera: Warblers: Social com. ZSVZ: Cha c hontas, Latin. XX XF L AW AITIS 0 E 453 ' m itio : Learn to dance-well. WILLIAM BAAR Nash 454 Bill Beaux Artes: Pentong: History: Opera: Astral: C. I. C.: Cartoonist: Drama: Pres. Drama: Sgt.-at-Arms: Astral: Drama chrm. of Pentong: Cartoonist Annual '27e'27V2: Art Staff: Circus Day com.: Senior Social com. Annual rep: Author of So This Is America, Voice of Old Paris, Do Your Worst, Parody on' Radio Stations, and Club Sketches. Cast of Fire Prince, Courtship of Miles Standish, Willie Carelessnessu: Stage Manager for Assemblies and Christmas Pageants. Ambition: Playwright and Producer, WM. W. BAKER Emmet 453 Bill Hi-Y: C. I. C.: Varsity A : Interclub: Student Council: C. I. C, Pres. TBM: Treas, '2S: Sec'y '27M: Pres. Hi-Y '27M2, 28: M. 82 W. rep.: Track '26, '27, '28: Capt. jr. Track '26: Swimming '27, '28g Tennis '28: Bskt. Ball Sf. Agnbitionr To be a good athlete. R. FRANK BAUER Robert Emmet 451 Scotty C. I. C.: Eta Council: Marsh's Little Aniels: Corner- stone Day com.: Annual rep.: C. I. C. rep., ustin Times rep.: Interclass Baseball: Bskt. Ball: Interclass Football. Ambition: To have lived in Rockford, Ill., about five years ago. CALIROY BELLSON Frederick Funston 454 Cal C. I. C.: Cartoonist: Cast of So This Is American: Home Ec.: Reading: Cast of Chance : High Y: Beaux Arts: Botany: Senior Council: History: Dramatics: Vice- Pres, Dramatics '27. Ambition: Brush-Wielder Comprenez-vous . EVELYN M. BENSON Hay 455 Ev Astral: Senior Council: C. I. C.: Pentong: College: Y: Botany: Ukelele: Pres. '28L5, Vice-Pres. '27, Membership Chrm. '27V2, '28, College Secy. '26Li, Vice-Pres. '26, Botany: Secy '27, Treas. '27 M, Ukelele. Ambition: Beat Dot's golf game. MILTON BERG Byford 451 Milt Crack Squad '25: Crack Platoon '26, '27: Crack Com- pany '26, '27: Eta Council: Marsh's Little Angels: OFFicer's Club 'Z7: R. O. T. C.: Senior Council: C. I. C.: C. I, C. rep. '25: Times rep. '26: Captain of Rifle Range, R. O. T. C. '27: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Football: Intramural Bskt. Ball. Ambition: Political job Ipushing a broomj. HENRY BERTOCCHIO Young 451 Hank C. I. C.: Eta Council: Senior Council: C. I, C. rep, '25M, '26: Times rep. 2734, '28: Asst, Adv. Mgr. of Siistin Times '28: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Foot- a . Ambition: To be able to play the piano. 19 CLASS OF I 928W MAROON AND WHITE LAURENCE A. BILOTTA Sumner 457 Larry C. I. C.: Pot Pourri: Fencing: First Lt.: Chrm. Health, com.: C. I. C.: Times rep.: Fencing Team '27, '27V2: 28, '28 M. Capt. '28, 'zs yg. Ambition: To grow a pointed mustache. Future: University of Illinois, medicine. EDITH C. BLOCK Key 452 Oh E Drama: Little Theater: Pentong: Thespian: Silver Class Order of 1329: Astral rep.: Mem. Chrm., History: G. A. A.: Story-Poet: Chess: Checker: College: Times rep.: Asst. News Ed.: Contrib. Ed.: Austin rep. Nat. Orat. Contest: Third place Nat. Quill and Scroll Essay Contest: Hon. Ment. Wash. Br. Ode: Student Drama: i'Daddv Long Legs : Cast Willie Dreamsu: M. 82 VV. Salesman: Times rep. Ambition: Write an American novel. Future: U. of C.: anything and everything. GERTRUDE BOLIN Sumner 453 Genie Pentong: C. l. C.: Senior Council: Y: C. I. C. rep. '25M, '26. Ambition: To be an organist. Future: l'll bite. HOWARD BRADY Key 455 Howie Astral: Glee: Penton : Officers: C. I. C.: Warblers: Treas. of Ofhcers Club: Capt. R. O. T. C.: Finance Chrm. Milita Ball: C. I. C. rep.: Annual rep.: R. O. T. C. Crack ICO.: Picked Platoon: Senior Council: Mem. Chrm.J C. I. C.: Asst. Geri. Chrm. of Clean-Up: Fire Prevention coglrnbition: It's a secret, Future: Time will tell. CLARENCE W. BRANDELL Byiafd 452 cms Pentong: Spanish: Cartoonist: C. I. C.: Senior Council: Histor : C. I. C. rep. '25: Austin Times rep. '2o: Intra- mural Tlskt. Ball Champs '28. Ambition: To crochet sweat shirts for-the chess Players. Future: College of hard knocks. ROBERT BREDEHORN Hay 45 I - Bob German Club: Cartoonist Club:YC. I. C.: Times rep.: Bskt. Ball '28: Heavyweight. Future: Illinois. WILBUR F. BREDEHORN Hay 452 Pentong: Speakers: Spanish: Story and Poetry: History: Reading: C. I, C.: K. K. K.: Intersection Bskt. Bal: Intersection Baseball: ichamps 19281. Ambition: Lawyer-to rival Ananias. Future: Illinois. JAMES W. BROWN Howe 458 jimmy Spanish: Pentong: History: C. I. C.: Reading: Student Senior Council: Stamp: C. ll. C. rep.: Soap and Towel com.: Times rep.: M. 82 W. rep.: Election oom.: Inter- class Baseball '28: Bskt. Ball '27, '28, Ambition: ?Quien Sabe? Future: Work. JOHN BROWN Tilton 501 Bud Architectural: C. I. C.: Interclub: Treas. and Pres. Arch. Club.: C. I. C. rep.: Times rep. Ambition: To be an architect. Future: University of Illinois. HELEN BROWNE Presentation 457 Helene C. I. C. Ambition: To sing. Future: I am going to work. 20 JACK DARRAH BUCHANAN Sumner 457 jack Student Council: French: Pentong: Story-Poetry: I-li-Y: Debating Team '27M: Pres. QSM: Sec'y I-ii-Y '27: Sec'y Story-Poetry '27Vg: Asst. Sport Ed. Times 'Z8: Asst. Sales Mgr. Times '27: Times rep. Future: Crane College. MILDRED BUDWIN Cameron 456 Buddy Y: Astral: Debating: C. I. C. rep. '26: Austin Times rep. '26: Piano Acc. of Orch. Yoh, '27, '27M: Opera Ace. '27!4: Staff Typist 'zs M. Ambition: Piano acc. to the biggest and best musical artists. Future: Tackling the world. FE RDINAND BURDINE Byford 452 Ferdi Pentong: Hi-Y: Spanish: C. I. C.: K. K. K.: Astral: Senior Council: M, 81 W. rep. 7695, '27: C. I, C. rep. '2756. '26: Times rep. '28: Hi-Y Induction com.: Intra- mural Bskt. Ball Champs '28. Ambition: To own a couple of aeroplanes. Future: Crane, then Illincis. fl THOMAS BURKE , f.. ,,,,f ff Ayff I: . Calhoun 45 ' C. I. C.: Marsh's Little A els: com. Cornerstone-lay- ing: Lightweight Bskt, Ball: Field Day, 220 and High jump: Intramural Bskt. Ball: Intermural Baseball: Inter- mural Football. Ambition: Engineer Future. Armour Tech. EDITH L. BYRNE Nash 457 Nina Astral: College: C. I. C.: Y: History: Pentong: Pot Pourri: Order 1329: Astral rep. '27Vg, '28: Times rep,, '27M: Capt. Ball: Volley Ball. Ambition: To realize a few ambitions. Future: Chicago Normal. CARL CARLSON Young-Crane High 457 '4Blondv Triangle: Krane-Knowers: I-Ii-Y iCranej C. I. C.: Spanish. Ambition: To be a good dancer, Future: Ivory tickler MABEL .IOYCE CARTER Key 454 Milos Cartoon: Art Staff: Drama: C. I. C.: Pentong: Astral: Pres. Beaux Art 'Z8: Senior Council: Brevity rep.: Y rep.: Refreshment Chrm. of Astral. Ambition: To look on the bright side of life. Futurc: A search for the 'isilver lining. PAUL CEASER Emmet 452 just Ceaser C. I. C.:History: Pentong: Spanish: K. K. K.:Speakers, Reading: Soap and Towel com.: Social com, '28 55: Photo- graphic com. QSM: Senior Council: Times rep.: M. 8? W. rep.: C. I, C. rep.: Intramural Bskt. Ball Champs '28: Lightweight Bsl-ct. Ball '27M, '28, '28H: Intramural Baseball: Track at Field Day. Ambition: To play basketball like E. Cuyler. Future: Northwestern or work. WILLIAM CELLA Emmet 454 Bill C. I. C.: French: Inter-section Baseball. Ambition: To learn how to play a violin. Future: Crane College, maybe. ALBA CERVELLI May 4-56 Al Y: C. I. C.: Astral: jolly Millers: Swim: Gym. Ambition: You'd be surprised. Future: Somebody's stenog, maybe. Z1 CLASS OF l928M X 1 CHRIS CHARWHAS Spencer 454 Chris Interclub: Senior Council: Varsity A : Sgt.-at-Arms 'Z8M: Pres. Varsity A : Boys Athletic rep. of Student Council: Vice-Pres. Varsity An: Baseball '26, '27, '28: Caxt. '28: Football '27, mbition: Riggs Stephenson II. Future: Wabash College. FRANK M. CHILDS May 458 Warblersi Opera fFire Prince and Pochahontasl Boys' Glee: Music Club: Student Senior Council: Pentong: Reading: C. I. C. rep.: M. 82 W. rep.: Election com. Health com.: Times 'rep.: Student Council: Interclass Bskt. Ball '25, '27: Baseball 'Z6. Ambition: President of advertising firm. Future: Northwestern University. .IAMES M. CHILDS May 458 jim Reading: Pentong: French: Stamp: Warblers: Opera: C. I. C. rep.: M. BZ W. rep.: Social com.: Student Council Snapshot rep.: Interclass Swim. Meet '27: Inter. Bskt. Ball: Checkers: Golf. Ambition: To grow as tall as my brother. Future: Crane College. MARTHA JANE CLAPP Mozart 455 Keet Astral: Y: College: C. I. C.: Order of 1329. Silver Class: Girls' Senior Council 2856: C. I. C.: Co-Chrm. of Wel- fare com. QSM: College rep.: Y rep.: Asst. Editor of M. 81 W. 'Z8H: Snapshot Ed. of M. BZ W. '28: Times rep. '2754 Ambition: Ain't got no ambition Future: Northwestern University. WILLIAM CLARK Emmet 452 Bill C. I. C.: Champs Inter-Rooms Bskt. Ball 1928. Ambition: To be a doc Future: College. MARY COAN Sacred Heart 454 College: C. I. C.: Reading: Home Economic: Y: Pen- tong: French: M. 'Sl W. rep.: Pub. Home Economics Club: Ref. Chrm. Home Ec. Club. Ambition: Major in Chemistry. hmm. Future: Lewis Institute. MEYER COHEN 4ll Hank C. I. C. Crane-Football. Ambition: Aviator. Future: College. L,iD0sE CONSIGLIO Ericsson 454 Brown Eyes C. I. C.: Y: College: Spanish: Botany. Ambition: To see S100 on my weekly pay check. Future: To fly across the Atlantic fsafelyj. DOROTHY CURLEY Lloyd 456 Dot GAstraI: C. I. C.: Y Club: jolly Millers: Swimming: m. ambition: To grow tall. Future: Staying short. 1 EDWARD F. CUYLER Grant 452 Kiki At Crane: Radio Club: Engineering: Spanish: K. K. K.: Hi-Y: Treas. K. K. K.: Safety Patro JC. T. rep.: S. 81 C. rep.: Tennis '26, '27 Capt.: Bskt. Ball '27: Interclass Bskt. Ball: Interclass Baseball. At Austin: C. I. C.: Pentong: Astral: History: Spanish: K. K. K.: Reading: Snap-Shot rep.: Times rep.: Inter- class Tennis Champ '28: IntercIass.Bskt. Ball Champs '28: All-Star Bskt. Ball Team: Bskt. Ball. Ambition: To play basketball like P. Ceaser. Future: Work then Illinois. 22 JANET DAHLGREN Nash 456 jan Astral: Y: Pentong: C. I, C.: Jolly Millers: B. T. C.: Girls' Senior Council: Y rep.: Astral rep. Ambition: Travel. Future: Work. BERYL DAVIS Lincoln 457 College: Y: French: C. l. C.: Hazel Nuts: Potpourri. Ambition: To know languages. Future: Business College. HELEN DEE Hay 453 Freddie C. I. C.: German: Hazel Nuts: Y: Bonus Tempus: College: Pentong: Botany: Times rep. '28, 1895: Prom com. 27515: Election com. '28yQ: Senior Council. Ambition: More beer for the working girls, Future: Vacation in California. LUCY DE FLORIO Robert Emmet 454 Botany: C. l. C.: History: French: Y: College: C. l, C. rep. '25: Times rep. 75915: G. A, A. Ambition: Physical education instructor. Future: Chicago Normal College. ULU.. MYRTLE ANNABELLE DEHN Kev 457 Colle eg Pentorlggg Potpourri: Y: Hazel Nuts: C. I. C.: Bonus Tempus: rench: College rep.: Y rep.: Mothers' Tea '28, Ambition: Executive secretary. Future: Northwestern University. TESSIE K. DICKERSON Nixon 458 Tess C. l. C.: Colle e: Y: Reading: Peritong: Capt. Ball Team '27, 'Z7M: 'lgyping Contest 27. Ambition: Private secretary. Future: Work and continue education at night school. JOSEPH Di LEONARDO 457 Joie Fencing: Astral: Fencing '27, '28: Track '26, '27. Ambition: Pulling Larry Billota's invisible mustache. Future: Go to co lege, BEN DOVVNER Ha 451 Bennie C. C.: Times rep. '24M,, '25, '25M, '26: M. IS! W. rep. '26M: Gym Team 7695, '27, '27M. ' Ambition: To be big and strong. Future: A big question mark. WILMA DOUGHERTY Delano 453 Billie C. I. C.: German: Y: College: Pentong: Astral: Botany: History: Reading: Astral rep. '28: Senior Council, Ambition: Have a personality like Peggy Bernier. Future: Crane College, GERALD DRECKMAN Ella Flag Young 452 jerry At Crane: The Owls: Radio Club: CKrane Krowers Klubl: Glee Club: Chemistry: Stamp 81 Coin Club: Botan . At Xustin: Annual rep.: Swimming: Bskt. Ball:Track: Soccer, Volley Ball. Ambition: To have a Cadillac Roadster and plenty of time to Fly across the Atlantic. Future: Well-let's hope for the best. 23 CLASS or 19285 MAROON AND WHITE MILDRED DREFFEIN Ryerson 453 C. I. C.: Y: Pentong: College: Reading: History: G: A. A.: Botany? Golf: A. C, C.: Hike: Chrm. G. A. A. 28: Tennis '26: Fencing '26M: Capt. Bskt. Ball: Yolley Ball: Capt. Ball: Baseball: Senior Baseball Champs 28: Hiking 426. Ambition: To travel. Future: College. WILLIAM DUBATS Nobel 456 Bill Astral: C. I. C.: Opera: Warblers. Ambition: A connection with an advertising business. Future: Undetermined University. EUGENE DUERRSTEIN Hay 456 Gene jolly Millers: C, I. C : Austin Times rep. '25: Snapshot rep. '28, 'ZSMQ M. ZS! W, rep. '25. Ambition: To be the first to swim across the Atlantic. Future: Crane and Illinois. EVELYN M. DUFFY Lloyd 453 Ev C. I. C.: Y: Spanish: History: Senior Council: College: Pentong: Reading: Golf: Y rep. '26, '27, 'Z8M: Fencing '26, Capt. Ball: Bskt. Ball: Volley Ball. Ambition: To ice skate across the Atlantic. Future: College. CLIFFORD LEO DWYER Hay 452 CliFf C. I. C.: C. I. C. rep. l927. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I undertake. Future: Going to work. CATHERINE EFFLER Key 457 'iKay Botany: Bon Amis: CSection Clubl: College: French: History: Pentong: Potpourri: C. I. C.: G. A. A. Warblers: Opera: Y: Reading: Sec'y Potpourri, Pentong and Y 'Z8: Pub. Chrm. Y: Vice-Pres. Y '28M: Senior Council: Con- stitution com. Pentong: G. A. A.: Capt, of Volley and Capt, Ball. Ambition: To make the organ peal potatoes. Future: College and music. PHYLLIS ENGH Hay 456 Felix Astral: Y: C. I. C.: jolly Millers: Spanish: Senior Council: History: Sec'y and Vice-Pres. jolly Millers: Astral rep. '27: program Chrm. of Spanish Club '28,yQ. d Ambition: To start a nursery for homeless cats and ogs. Future: Commercial artist-I hope. HERBERT K. ENSTROM Ha 451 Herb C. C.: Cartoonists: Spanish: Astral: C. l. C. Chrm.: Times rep.: Annual rep: 4 C's rep.: Senior Council: Clean- Up com.: C. I. C rep.: School Slogan com.: Hall Guard: Field Day com : Circus Day com.: Hall and Locker com.: Lntersection Football: Swimming 'Z7: Intersection Base- 5 . GERALDINE FAUST Mont Clare 453 Jerry Y: C. I. C.: Senior Council: G. A. A.: Interclub: Student Council: Spanish: Sec'y-Treas. G. A. A. '28: Presl G. A. A. QSM: Y rep. '26Vg, '27, '28: Fencing '26: Capt. Capt. Ball: G. A. A.: Capt. Bskt. Ball: Capt. Volley Ball. Ambition: To be an Al athlete. Future: Undecided. EDYTHE FERWERDA Byford 455 Edee Ambition: Librarian Future: Who knows? 24 STELLA L. FINLAYSON Tenngson 456 Stel Mars all High: C. I. C.: M. A. A.: Girl Reserves: G. A. A., Volleyball Team' Zoyzg Capt, Ball Team '27. Austin: C. I. C.: Y. Ambition: Cleaning typewriters. Future: Secretary. JACK FLEMING Emmett 456 Hi-Y: Pongo: C. I. C.: Astral: Decoration com.: Hi-Y jambouree '27: Pin com: Pongo: Freshman Bskt. Bail: Interclass Bskt, Ball '26, 'zen '27: Tennis '27. Ambition: Front page artist-Saturdav Evening Post. Future: Art Institute and Academy of'Fine Arts-then a commercial artist'sjob. J OE FLORIO Morse 451 Aurelio Senior Hi-Y: Varsity A: C. I. C.: Marsh's Little Angels: Mgr. Baseball Team '28, Field Day com. Chrm. Health com.: CleanvUp com.: Photographic com.: C, I, C. rep.: M. Ez W. rep.: Football Usher: Bskt. Ball 'ZSH Light- weight: Intramural Bskt. Ball '26, '28: Swimming '26-: Senior and jr. Life Saving: Intramural Baseball and Swimming: Water Carnival. Ambition: Chicago politician. LORA J. FISH Mont Clare 454 Fish C. I. C.: Y Club: College Club: Golf Club: Beaux Arts Club: History Club: Home Ec.: Pentong: Cartoonist: Botany: College Club rep. '27: Pentong rep. '27M: Botany rep. 'Z6: Y rep. '2oV,. Ambition: Interior decorator. Future: Art school and work at art. GLADYS G. FRANTZEN john Hail 452 Glady College: istory: Y: C. I. C.: Biology: Kitzie's Kids : Bonum Tempus: Hazel Nuts: Treas. Biology '28M: Y rep.: College rep.: Program Chrm. 'Z7Vg: Botany: Pin Chrm. Botany '28: C. I. C. rep.: C. I. C.: Clean-Up com. Future: Illinois Business College. JOHN POWELL FRAZEE Key 457 Johnnie Potpurrie: Fencing: Hi-Y: Pentong: Prom com. '27M: Fencing: Intramural Bskt. Ball '27, 'Z7M. Ambition: To be a success in life. Future: Northwestern University. HELEN R. FREEBERG Pasadena, California 458 just Me C. I. C.: Y Club: Astral: College: Pentong: French: Senior Council: Photograph rep. '28h. Ambition: Travel. Future: Somebody's stenog. RUSSELL C. GESSEL Eliot, St. Louis 455 Cicero Astral: Pentong: History: Story-Poetry: Latin: Quill and Scroll: C. I. C.: Order of 1329: Reading: Senior Council: Modern Magii: Gerfl Chrm, of Circus Day: Sec'y-Treas. of 1329: Co-Chrm. Class-Song com.: Asst. Ed.: Colyum con.: Feature Ecl. rep. '27yi for Times. Ambition: To say My Boy to R, H, L. Future: University of Wisconsin with l-Iariequin. JOSEPH R. GILL Resurrection 453 joe Cartoonists: C. I. C. Ambition: Civil engineer. Future: Marquette University. BEATRICE GOLDBERG Kalamazoo, Mich, 453 Be History: German: C. I. C.: Astral: Mathematics lin Kalamazoo Central High Schooljg Latin Cin Kalamazoo Central High Schooll. At Austin: Astral rep, 7795. Ambition: To study music inEurope. Future: Chicago University. 25 CLASS OF I928M MAROON AND WHITE FRANCES M. GRANDE Morse 455 izgiznchg Y: C. I. C.: Astral: College: French Club rep. Anfibition: You should know! Future: Time will tell. LORRAINE GRANDPRE St. Lucys 453 Waine History: Dramatic: Pentong: Gleeg Opera: Warblers: Y: C. l. C.: Astral: French: College: Cast of Pocahontas and the Chimes Rang : Y Social Chrm.: History Prog. an Nom. Chrm. Dramatic Constitution Chrm.: Pentong: Senior Mem. Chrm.: G. A. A. Ambition: Be another Edna Wallace Hopper. Future: School-school andfmore school. HELEN M. GREGG Robert Emmet 455 Scotty College: C. I. C.: Astral: Pentong: Biology: Reading: History: Home Economics: Y: Chrm. Membership com.: Biology Club '28: Chrm. Program com.: Biology Club '28M: Times rep. Yoh: Astral rep. '26: C. I. C. rep. 'Z7. Ambition: To Hy my own plane! Future: l wonder-17? FRANCES IRENE GROTE Nobel 455 Pat Astral: Y Club: Order of l329 fBronzeJ'C.II. C.: Latin: Treas. C. I. C.: Room Chrm. Gen'l Chrm. Clean-Up Asst. Membership Chrm. C. I. C.: Senior Council: Astral rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Austin Times rep. 7734: Swimming. Ambition: To set the world on fire with my poems. Future: Northwestern University. MARGARET GULBRANDSEN Nobel 456 Meg C. I. C.: Senior Council: Y: Astral: Girls' Glee: Pen- tongg Jolly Millers: Pres. jolly Millers: jr. Mem. Chrm. Astral: M. 82 W. Staff Typist: C. I. C. rep.: Astral rep. Ambition: To do small things in a big way. Future: Busy-ness. EFFIE GERTRUDE HACKLEY Byford 454 Kitten French: Interclub: Pentong: Astral: Home Economics: Y: C. I. C.: Vice-Pres. Home Ec. Club '28: Pres. of Home Ec. '28M: Y rep.: Times rep.: M. 81 W. rep.: C. I. C. re .: Pentong rep. '28M: Senior Mem. Chrm. of Y Club '23 Excursion Chrm. of Home Ee. Ambition: Miss Hanna-only more so. Future: Chicago Normal. AGNES HAGA Ella Flagg Young 458 Slteezix Astral: C. I. C.: Cartoonists: History: College: Y: Non-pareil: Pentong: M. 81 W. rep.: Pentong rep.: Pin com: Cartoonist Club, Ambition: Fly around world with Flo and EI. Future: Bank position. AGNES HAGSTROM Byford 456 Aggie C. I. C.: Senior Council: Y Club: Astral: Spanish: Pen- tong: jolly Millers: G. A. A.: Swimming. Ambition: To travel or be an organist. Future: Trying to fulfill my ambition. MYRTLE HAHN Nobel 456 College: Y. Ambition: Travel. Future: Work. CLIFFORD F. HALL Jesse Spalding 452 Cliff Speakers: Pentong: Order of 1329: Gold Class: Quill and Scroll: Astral: r. Hi-Y: Times rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Sales Mgr. Austin Times '28: Rep. 'Z7M: Business Mgr. Austin Times '28M: Sr. Council. Ambition: To become a big business man. Future: Undecided-probably more school. 26 M. CHARLES HAM Emmet 454 Muggins Warblers: Pentong: Hi-Y: C. I. C.: Chrm. Music, Bandana and Circus Days: Senior Council: Social Orch. '25, '26, '27, '28: Inter-section: Baseball Cindoorj Fencing. Ambition: Chas. Rothermel II. Future: Northwestern University. MELBA LA DAWN HAMILTON Key 455 'ijerryu Pentong: Order of UZ9: College: Senior Council: Astral: C. I. C.: Y Club: Opera: Warblers: rep. Y Club: Austin Times rep.: College rep.: Capt. Ball '27,' 27M. Ambition: To pilot my own airplane. Future: Northwestern University-music. JOHN HAMON Beidler 455 l-Iam Astral: Pentong: Senior Council: C, I.C.: Cartoonist Club: journalistic Art Staff: Ofhcers Club 'Z75VZ, '28: Beaux Arts Club: Capt. of Rifle Team '265Q: ec'y of R. O. T. C. Officers Club '28: com, of Military Ball: Chrm. of Circus Parade com.: Times rep. Fire Marshal 'Z8M: Art Editor of 'ZSPQ Annual: Capt. of R. O. T. C.: Picked Platoon '27, '28: Picked Comp. '27, '28. Future: Art Institute. ELIZABETH HAMPTON Howe 456 'Bettyg' Pentong: Girls' Glee: Astral: Warhlers: C. I. C.: I jolly Millers: Spanish: Cast Fire Prince: Pocahontas: Opera: Austin Times Staff Typist, '28M: Pin com.: Glee. Ambition: To rate with the great musicians. Future: Steno-then musical college. N ELLA HARDER Young 457 Nei Pentong: C. I. C.: Y: Astral:French: Potpourri: College: Spanish: enior Council. Ambition: To go to the U. of I. Future: Post graduate at Austin. WILLIAM E. HAUSER Key 451 Red From Crane Tech in '28: Marshes Little Angles: Cor- responding Sec. of 'ZSM at Crane: Cornerstone com.: Section Baseball '25. Ambition: Electrical engineer. Future: Carnegie. MILDRED HAUSSMANN Nash 454 Grandma C. I. C.: Astral: Pentong: Orch.: Y: Warblcrs: Acctm- panist for Fire Prince and Pocahontas. Ambition: To maintain an orphan asylum. Future: Northwestern University. LEONORA C. HENSON May 456 Lee C. I. C.: Senior Council: Y: Astral: Girls' Glee: Pen- tong: jolly Millers: Presvflolly Millers: C. I. C. rep: Senior Social com.: M. BZ . Typist, Ambition: Sunny California and ....... Future: Work, Work, Work and then some more! MARJORIE HERSHBERGER Ke 458 Marsie C. C.: Y: Spanish: College: Pentong: Reading. Ambition: To travel around the world. Future: Some one's stenog--l? GLADYS HERZBERG Delano 453 Gladie C l. C.: College: Astral: German: Histor-ly: Reading: Golf: Y: lnterclub: Pentong: Triple A: Silver lass-Order of 1329: Warblers: Opera: Glee: Pres. C. I. C.: Chrm. Student Council: Scribe Interclub: Sec'y Class '26M: Sec'y German: Chrm. Senior Council: Ed-in-Chief Austin Welfare: Y rep.: College rep.: Times rep.: Reporter, Snap-Shot Ed. Wonderland Annual: Pub. Con. Field Day '28: Cast, Fire Prince, Pocahontas, Mikado. Ambition: To hunt sea tigers in Siberia. Z7 CLASS OF l928M MAROON AND WHITE 121 i : Q DOROTHY E. HEWITT Emmet 452 Dot Y: Spanish: C. I. C.: Story and Poetry: Astral: Pcntong: K. K. K.: Girls' Glee: Historv: Silver Class, 1329: Girls Senior Council: College Club: Snap Shot Editor M. 81 W. QSM: Social com.: Pin and Ring com.: Class Night com.: Attendance com. Ambition: To own a roadster like the Welch Twins have. Future: Moser Business College then University of Illinois. MARQUERITE M. HOFER Emmet 453 Margie C. I. C.: Y Club: Spanish: Astral: History: Reading: Botany: Glee: College: Pentong: M. SZ W. rep.: Spanish Club rep.: Senior Council: C. I, C. rep. Ambition: just to be myself. Future: College. OLIVE I-IOGLUND Nash 453 Olly C. I. C.: Astral: Latin: Spanish: Y: College: Interclass: Capt. Bskt Ball '27 'ZBVL Ambition: To have many friends. Future: Normal College. M. MARGARET HULSEBERG Byford 455 Tools Y: College: I-listory: Astral: Botany: C. I. C.: Pentong: Latin: Senior Council: Charlestcnians: Treas. Botany Club '26: Pentong rep.: Room Marker: C. I. C. Ambition: To be a nurse at the front. Future: To be a nurse. EDWARD HUMPHREY Tilton 451 I-Iumpe C. I. C.: Varsity A: Marsh's Little Angels: M. 81 W. Annual '26, '28: Times Salesman 'lokg Field Day com. '28: Clean-Up com.: Football Usher: Baseball '28: Heavy- weight Bskt. Ball QSM: Intramural Bskt. Ball '27, '28: Intramural Baseball '27: Intramural Swimming '26. Ambition: Mech en ineer. Future: University oigllinois. DOROTHY D. INMAN ,. Emmet 453 f- - re ' Y: Spanish: Pentong: College: C. I. C.: B tory: Botarg: Spanish Club rep.: Biology db .. LL Lv Swimming: apt. Ball. Ambition: Success-do somethin? great. Future: Milwaukee-Downer Co lege. RUTH MARIE IVERSON Nobel 453 i'Rusie Pentong: CYD Girl Reserve: C. I. C.: College: Spanish. Ambition: To teach about revolution, civil and world. Future: Try 'n guess. FLORENCE .IAHN Hay 458 College: Pentong: C. I. C.: Y: French: Reading: C I. C. rep.: Senior Council. Ambition: To cultivate a serious attitude. Future: Business College. EVELYN C. .IANKE Cameron 456M Evvic' C. I, C.: Y: French: Jolly illers: Pentong: Spanish. Ambition: I can't tell iHey! Yey!l Future: lt's up to him. RA MONA JENNINGS Bcidler 455 Mo uill and Scroll: Order I329: Gold Class: Gen. Chrm. Or er U29: C. I. C.: Co-Chrm. of Welfare com. QSM: Editor of M. 82 W. '28 M. Future: Northwestern University. 28 VIVIAN JEPSEN Young 458 Viv Astral: French: Y: C. I. C.: Nonpareil: Reading: Y rep.: Office Asst., Summer School. Ambition: French interpreter. Future: Interpreting French, probably. DONALD L. JOHNSON Emmet 453 Don' C, I. C.: Astral: Hi-Y: History: Latin: Pentong: Sec'y Hi-Y: C. I. C. rep. Ambition: To eat crackers in bed and not spill crumbs, Future: Knox College 5l,O00,000. GRAYCE BETTY JOHNSON Nobel 457 Tiny Civics: Astral: French: Spanish: Nonpareil: Potpourri: Y: Botany: Clean-up Campaign rep. Ambition: Chicago Normal College. Future: Quisait7 IRVING JOHNSON Howe 452 Irv Model Airplane Club, K. K. K.:Clean-Up com.:C, I. C.: Fencing: Track: Intersection Baseball. Ambition: To be as great a magician as Houdini. Future: Chicago University. IVAR JOHNSON Key 45l Swede C. I. C.: Pentong: Eta Council: Marsh's Little Angels: Austin Times rep.: Open House com.: M. 82 W. rep.: Cornerstone Day com.: Senior Council: Interclass Base- ball '25. '27. Ambition: To communicate with Mars. Future: Crane or hard labor. MORTIMER B. JOHNSON Sumner 454 Mort C. I. C.: Order 1329: Treasurer Class '28M: Asst. Ed.-in-Chief 'ZSM Annual: Asst. News Ed. '28 Times: Sec'y Austin Automobile Club 'Z8: Pres. Bonum Tempus '25 fSection Clubl rep. Austin Times and Annual '27, '28. Ambition: To make a lot ol' do-re-mi. Future: Stock and bond broker. PIERCE .JOHNSON Lloyd 452 Don't own one Spanish: Senior Council: C. I. C.: K. K. K.: Pentong: Bonum Tempus: Hazel Nuts: Latin: Clean-Up com.: Intramural Bskt. Ball Champs '28, Ambition: To become a good acoountist. Future: University ol' Chicago, V WILMA JONES Emmet 456 Billie Y: Ukelele: C. I. C.: jolly Millers: Senior Council: Times rep. '27M, '28, 'Z8M: Annual rep. 7796, '28: G. M. T. C.: Red Streak Volley Ball Team: Lucky 3's Capt. Ball. Ambition: To travel. Future: Crane College I think. GRACE JOURIS Hay 457 Babe Col ege: French' Pentong: Y: Potpourri: C. I. C.: Y rep.: Intersection Capt. Ball '27, Ambition: Private Sec' . Future: University of Iliinois. LORRAINE J UDSON Nobel 454 juddy Astral: Pentong: Y: Botany: C. I. C.: Loyal Lloydsl Bonum Tempum: Girls' Senior Council: Sec'y Loyal Lloyds: Astral rep.: C. I. C. Attendance com.: Girls' Seni?r,Council: Librarian, House of Commons:fCharity or , Ambition: Tour Europe. Future: Librarian: Crane College. 29 CLASS OF I928V, MAROON AND WHITE .-.. PHILIP KASNAK Orr 458 Phil' Botany: French: Reading: Stamp-i Warblers1Opera: Pentong: Boys' Glee: jr. Hi-Y: Sr. i-Y: C. I. C. rep.: Austin Times rep.: Botan rep.: Golf '26, '27: Skating 'Z7: Tennis Tournament: I'hterclass Baseball '27. Ambition: To put one on Irish's chin. Future: Crane College. HELEN LOUISE KEEN Howe 453 Keen C. I. C.: Spanish: College: Golf: Pentong: Y: Reading: History: French: College rep. '2o: Volley Ball: Fencing '26: Capt. Ball: Bskt. Ball. Ambition: To be a world renowned nurse. Future: Enter West Suburban Hospital to train for nurse. SIGURD KELLNER Young 452 'iSig Dramatic: Pentong: Spanish: Warbler: Opera: Orch. for four years: Social Orch.: Civic lndust. Club: C. I. C.: Clean-Up com.: Played First Violin in All-City High School Orch. 'Z8: Concert Master of Orch. '28M: Chrm. Pin com. of Orch.: In Orch. for play Daddy Long Legs: Pentong Sec. rep. QSM: Clean-Up com. Play '26: Open House Nite '28: Am. Legion Show '28 at A. H. S.: Intra- mural Bskt. Ball Champs. '28, Played Guard: Intramural Baseball 'Z7. Ambition: To be a successful violinist. Future: I don't knowiprobably Crane or North- western or a musical college. LILLIAN C. KELLY St. Patricks Academy 455 Red Biology: Reading: History: C. I. C.: Y: College: Chrm. grogram com.: Reading rep.: Biology Club rep.: History: wimmmg Ambition: Certified public accountant. Future: Ask me another. ALAN W. KERR Hay 452 Kelly Ambition: One should have several. This in itself is DnFuture: The eligible but unattainable bachelor-Law at Wisconsin-Heidelburg. FRED KITZING Emmet 455 Kitz Swimming Team Mgr.: Swimming Team. Ambitioni Swim for C. A. A. Future: Undecided. CARL E. KLAFS Young 457 C. I. C.: Potpourri: Pentong: German: Varsity A: Times rep.: Track '26, '27, '28 '28M: Wareham's Deuces: Capt. Gym Team '26: Capt. '27, 'Z8: Mgr. Fencing '27, '28: Bskt. Ball '28: Swimming '26: Intramural Bskt. Ball. Ambition: World's champion gymnast. Future: A. G. U. Normal College: Indianapolis. M. MYRTLE KLEIN Orr 456 Mutz C. I. C.: Y Club: Senior Council. Ambition: Private secretary. Future: Stenographer. MARGARETTE KOKKINN Elmwood Park 453 Peggy C. I. C.: Y: Botany: College: History: M. 81 W. rep. Ambition: To have one. Future: Alligator farmer in Timbuctoo. HELEN RUTH KOOS Mont Clare 458 Blondy Y: College: Astral: C. I. C. : German: Pentong: Reading: Office Asst.: Capt. Ball Team '27, '27 Pi. Ambition: To be my boss' private secretary. Future: I'm just wondering. 30 THEODORE KOPALA Hanson Park 451 Kope C, I. C.: Intramural Bskt. Ball. Future: Undecided. VIVIAN KRETZ Ryerson 453 Viv College: Biology: German: Pentong: Y: Astral: Opera: Warblers: . I, C.: In Fire Prince: Sec'y Biology: rep. College Club: rep, Biology: Accomp. Opera Club and Warblers: Music Chrm. German Club. Ambition: To make others happy. Future: Unanswerable yet-maybe football. ROBERT D. LAMSON Emmet 458 Lambo Pentong: Stamp: Spanish: Glee: C. I. C.: Radio: Opera: Warblers: French: M. Bl W. rep.: Times rep.: Social rep.: Football '26, 'Z7: Golf '26, '27: Interclass Baseball: Inter- sectional Bskt, Ball 'Z5: Intramural Bskt, Ball '26: Skat- ing 'Z6: Tennis Tournament. Ambition: To beat Mr, Tiernan in tennis. Future: University of Southern California. JANE LAND Hay 454 Jimmie C. . C.: History: Y: College: Botany: Spanish: Home Economics: Treas. Home Economics. Ambition: To equal Gene Stratton Porter. Future: University of Illinois, ESTHER LANDBERG Nobel 455 Es Astral: Y: Botany: C. l. C. Ambition: To see the world. Future: Crane jr, College. ZELLA LANE Mont Clare 455 Zebbie Astral: German: C. I. C.: Asst. Art Ed. M. 61 W. 1895: Chrm. Art. com.: Astral Club: Daddy Long Legs Poster com.: Astral rep.:journ. Art Staff: Swim. Meet 2556, '27, Am i ' ' eak a immi e b tion. To br sw ng r cord, Future: Intensively and extensively, art. E. BYRON LARSON Emmett 454 By Skating '25, '26, Ambition: Aviator. Future: Technical engineer. GLADYS LARSON Odanah, Wis. 458 Glad College: Y: C. I. C.: Reading: Spanish: Pentong. Ambition: Travel around the world. Future: Somebody' stenog-? MARIE LEIN Nobel 455 Astral: C. I. C.: Pentong: College: Y: Latin: French: Order of 1329: Astral rep.: Austin Times reporter. Ambition: Speak seven languages perfeatly. Future: Chicago University-commercial translator. EDWARD F. LEWISON Delano 455 Ed Astral: C. I. C.: Reading: History: Pentong: Class Social com. of '29: C. I. C, Clean-Up com.: Hall and Locker com.: Swimmin Team: Mgr. Fresh-Soph. Football. Ambition: Best M. in Chi. Future: Chicago University. 31 CLASS OF I92826 MAROON AND WHITE EVELYN M. LINDQUIST Howe 458 Ev College: Y Club: C. I. C.: Pentong: German. Ambition: Travel around the world. Future: Somebody's stencg. GEORGE A. LOGAN Key 454 Gastovious Beaux Arts: Cartconist: journ. Art Staff: Com. Art Club: C. I. C.: Hobby Club: Treas. Beaux Arts '27: Fencing. Ambition: To own a studio. Future: Art Institute-maybe. KATHRYN MACKAY Key College: Y. Ambition: To be a private secretary. Future: Hard work. 458 'iKay LESTER MADSEN 452 HARVEY MANNY Howe 45 I h A C. I. C.: R. O. T. C.: Debating 'Z7: Eta Council 26: Marsh's Little Angels '2S: Crack Co. and Crack wsquad, S6 O. T.kCi7'27: econd Lieut. R. O. T. C.: Swimming I-Iarve , Trac . Ambition: Mechanical engineer for a big Co. Future: Engineering course-probably Purdue U. MAYME MARTIN l-lay 458 May C. I. C.: College: Y: Pentong: Reading: Astral: Ger- man: French: rep. Y: rep. Snap-Shots: rep. College. Ambition: Private stenog, Future: Business college or work. KATHRYN MASCHERONI Hay 457 C. I. C.: Y: Pentong: College Club: Astral: Dram.: Popourri: Little Theatre: Ring and Pin ccm.: G. A. A.: Ca t. Ball. Xmbition: Travel around the world with Florence. Future: Post graduate course-Knox College, maybe. ROSE MATAVA 456 Dimples College: Spanish: Yg Reading: Pentong: History: French: C. I. C.: Austin Times rep.: For Years of '25, '26, '27: Section Social com. Ambition: To ride in a Lincoln. Future: Scmebcdy's secretary. EMMA MATTSON Bakken, Boulder jct., Wis. 454 Astral: Botany: C. I. C.: Y. Ambition: To be a mcdel school teacher. Future: College. ..Emmy.. EDWARD H. McCOMB New Brighton, Pa. 452 Owl Club: Kitzie's Kids: C. I. C.: C. I, C. rep.: M. Bl W. Annual rep.: C. I. C. Clean-Up com.: Intramural Baseball: Intramural Bskt. Ball Champs '27, '28: Field Day Track: Football '27, '28. Ambition: To be a football coach-like Ring or Rockne. Future: Illinois-maybe. ..Rusty.. 32 CECELIA McCORMACK Our Lady of Sorrows 458 C. I. C.: Y: College: Senior Councg. Ambition: Travel around the worl . Future: To be somebody's secretary. LUCILLE McGRANE Ma 458 Y: College: Pentong: Reading: Astral: French: C. I. C.: Senior Council: Glee: rep. College: rep. Y: rep. C. I. C. Ambition: Somebodys stenog. Future: Moser Business College. BEULAH A. MCWATTERS Spencer 454 Bonnie ' C. I. C.: Y: Beaux Arts: College: Cartoonists: Y rep. '26M: C. I. C. rep. '25 M, '26: Beaux Arts Program Chrm. ZGM, 'Z7: College rep. 'Z7: Publicity Chrm: Beaux Arts. Ambition: Commercial artist. Future: American Academy of Commercial Art. JAMES MELDRUM Orr 455 jimmy Pentong: I-Ii-Y: Reading: History: Astral: C. I. C.: Senior Council: C. I. C. rep.: Field Day com. '26, '28: Hobo Day com. '26: Times rep.: Prog. com. Cornerstone Day: Law and Order com., Circus Day: Intramural Bskt. Ball: Baseball. Ambition: To be big enough to play football. Future: University of Illinois. FRED J. MILLER Byford 455 Fred-dy Senior Council: C. I. C.: Pentong: Officers Club: Picked Platoon '27, 'Z8: Picked Co. '27, '28: Commander of Pipked Platoon and Co. '28: Commander of Austin's Battalion 'Z8: Third Best Soldier '26: Military Ball com. '27, '28: Drum Major '26, '28: Circus Day com.: Pres. R. O. T. C. Ofncers Club '283 Lieut. Colonel, Brigade Staff: Annual rep.: Rifle Team. Ambition: To be a big newspaper man. Future: Northwestern University. LAURA C. MILLER Byford 458 Y: French: C. I. C.: Glee: Y rep.: C. I. C. rep. Ambition: To found a settlement. Future: The Salvation Army Training College. SIGFRED MOINICHEN Irving Park 452 Red C. I. C.: Botany: Spanish: K. K. K.: C. I. C. Clean-Up com..: Intramural Bskt. Ball Champs '28: Intramural Baseball. At Schurz: Freshman Bskt. Ball Team '25: Lightweight Bskt. Ball Team 'Z5. Ambition: To travel and see the world but not thru a porthole. Future: College. DOROTHY MOISAN Nash 454 Snowy Pentong: Y: Home Economics: College: C. I. C. Ambition: Who cares? Future: Business College. ROSE EVELYN MONACO Harper Jr. 1-ligh 452 Buddie Astral: Botany: C. I. C.: Y: Glee: Opera: Warblers: History: Spanis : Pentong: College: Poetry: Reading: French: Cast of Pocahontas: K. K. . Club: Girls' Senior Council: Chrm. of Refreshment of Botany: Snap-Shot rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Spanish rep. Ambition: Tour Europe with? Future: University of Illinois. MARIE MORLOCK Tennyson 456 Me C. I. C.: Girl Reserves Ambition: Private secretary. Future: Get a job. 33 CLASS OF I928M MAROON AND WHITE EDYTHE MORSE Calhoun 457 C. I. C.: Y: Astral rep.: College: Penton : French Porpourri: Potpourri Sec'y. '27, Vice-Pres. '28, Igres. '28PQ Senior Council: M. 81 W. rep.: Photographic com. '2856 Ambition: To talk French. Future: Post graduate course at Austin. HELEN MOXNESS Park Falls, Wis. 457 1-Iel' Y: Potpourri. Ambition: To attend Wisconsin U. Future: That's hard telling, ANASTASIA MULLARKEY Holy Ghost 458 Red C. I. C.: Y. Ambition: Sleep all clay. Future: Crane College. DOROTHY MUNNS Hay 455 'iDot C. . C.: Senior Council: College: Botany: Ukelele: Y: Pentongg Chrm: Constitutional com. College Clubg Vice- Pres: Y? Soph. Yr. Chrm. '27: Mem. Chrm. '27y5, '28: College lub: Treas. Botany 7634: Treas. Ukelele 2654. Ambition: To make Columbus in par. Future: Nursing, ROBERT A. MURISON Young 451 Red From Crane Feb. 1928: Graduating in 3 M Years: Oflicer in the R. O. T. C. at Crane: C. I. C. in '28. Future: Crane College-pre-medical. HERBERT L. NELSON Key 455 Herb Varsity A: Astral: Pentong: C. I. C:: Senior Council: Order o l329: Silver Class: Chrm. Class Nite com:: M, 81 W. Sport Ed. '28, 2895: Sport Chatter Ed. 'ZBL Times rep. 'Zigi Chrm. Pin-Ring com. 1814: Prog. Chrm. Circus ay '28y5: Times rep.: M. 81 W. rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Football '26: Track '26, '27, '28: Capt. 7836: I. A. C. Games: Bankers' Meet: Cross Country Team '28 3 Intramural Sports: Bskt. Ball: Field Day com. '26: '28. Ambition: To be athletic director at Wesleyan: lglggigure: Husband to the President of U. S. Cabout CLYDE T. NISSEN Key 45 5 Peewee C. C.: Astral: Pentong: gzaanishg Reading: Officer Club: R. O: T. C.: Capt. Pick Platoon '26, '28: Picked Co. '26, '27, '28g Chess and Checkers '26: C. I. C. rep.: Senior Council: com. R. O. T. C. Ball: Times rep.: Circus Day com.: Rifle Team '27. Ambition: To grace the halls of Congress. Future: Law college. KARL NOREN Nash 451 C. I. C. Ambition: Electrical engineer. Future: Who knows? HARVEY NORRIS Mont Clare 451 Haw Ambition: An S in chemistry. Future: Work, then college. THEODORE NOWIK Nash 451 Ted Varsity A: C. I. C.: Marsh's Little Angels: Eta Council: Field Day com.: C. I: C. rep.: M. Sz W. Salesman: Football Usher: Mgr. of Baseball '28: Interclass Baseball and Bskt, Ball '28. Ambition: Electrical engineer, Future: University of Illinois. 34 MYRTLE L. NUSBAUM Mont Clare 455 Myrt Y Club: College Club: C. I. C.: Botany Club: German Club: College rep. '27H: Y rep. '26: Referee of Capt. Ball Games. Ambition: To be a successful saleslady. Future: Crane College. HOWARD A. W. OFFEN Howe 454 I-Iowgu C. I. C.: History: Cartoonists: Beaux Arts: R. O. T. .: Band: Social Orch. '25, '26, '27, 'Z8: Treas. History Club 'Z8: C. I. C. rep. '27, '27M, '28: Music com. 26: Hobo Day '27: Bandana Day '28: Circus Day: Senior Council: Fencing: Intramural Indoor Baseball 'Z5: Intramural Bskt. Ball '27: Fencing Team '27, '2S. Ambition: Sky rider. Future: Municipal air port. R EL OIEN lroft f ' ' 4 H- S Raef . A -eff . 'te ' ': seg , 4 A ,I b LC i orb enior ci ' bition: Travel. Future: Uncertain. MYRTLE R. OLLSWANG Hawthorne-Elmhurst 453 'iMyrt From York Hi. 'Z7: English '27: Staff: G. A. A. '26, '28: Latin: Debating: Dramatics: College '27: Hockey: Volley Ball: Baseball: Bskt. Ball. Ambition: To win a scholarship without working. Future: Ward Belmont. CHERRY OLSEN Emmet 456 Cherie Astral Club: C. I. C.: College Club: Y Club: Golf Club '28: Fencing '26yi: jolly Millers '26, Ambition: To be a well-known dancer. Future: Private secretary. DORATHY OLSON Howe 458 College: Pentong: Y: French: Reading: C. I. C. rep. Ambition: To attain a head of long hair. Future: Business college. FLORENCE OLSON Young 458 C. I. C.: French: Y: Cartoonists: History: Astral: jr. College: Pentong: Sec'y jr. College '26: Stal? Typist: M. 81 W. rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Astral rep.: Social rep. 'Z9. Ambition: Fly around the world with A. G. and E. L. Future: Private sec'y. Flo FRANCIS OLSON Harris 457 Astral: Varsity A: Potpourri: Baseball '27, '28: Bskt. ball '26, '27, '28: Capt. Football '28. Ambition: Be a man when I grow up. Future: Fate. Swede GOLDIE OPPENHEIM Emmet 456 Go Y: College: C. I. C.: F. O. F. A. Fencing: Capt. Ball: Volleyball. Ambition: I have ton many to list. Can't be partial to onFuture: Undecided. TOM ORGAN 457 Pipe C. I. C.: Hi-Y Senior: Fencing Club: Pentong: Pot- pourri: History Club: Sgt.-at-Arms of Potpourri: Chrm. Gift com. QSM: Interclass Bskt. Ball '26, '27, 28: Inter- class Baseball '27, 'Z8: Fencing, Ambition: To be a self-made man. Future: Crane College. 35 CLASS OF I9Z8M MAROON AND WHITE ELSIE ORLOFF Hml Jr. High 458 El French: Pentong: Music: History: College: C. I. C.: Y Club: Botany: Economic:-C. I. C. rep.: Times rep. Ambition: Travel abroad with' 'T' Future: Crane College. MARJORIE V. OSBORNE Irving 457 Marj At McKinley: Art Service: Ukelele: Harmonica: Orch: G. A. A.: Dramatics: Students' Genl. Association: Orange and Black rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Freshman Volley Ball Team. At Austin: Astral: French: Biologyt Y: C. I. C.: Car- toonist: Orch.: Lucky Lindy Volley Ball Team, Champ. Team '27 K. 1' Ambition: To make somefuse'of my interest in art. Future: Maybe. JANEY O,SULLIVAN Marshall 454 Rubber Heels Pentong: History: College: Y: Beaux Arts: Astral: Chrm. at Social com. Class of QSM: Mem. of Pin and Ring com YSM: Mem. Chrm. Pentong: College Club rep.: School Life Ed. of Annual: Alumni Ed. of Times: Times rep.: Order of 1329. Ambition: Too many to mention. Future: Crane College: Art Institute. THERESA PALERMO Hanson Park 452 Tess Y: Opera: Glee: Warblers: French: Reading: Latin: K. K. K.: Collman's Stars: C. I. C. rep.: College rep.. Ambition: Tour Europe. Future: College. FRANCES PALEY Gregory 452 Patsy Bio og: College: Spanish: Orch.: C. I. C.: Reading: Home conomics: Opera: Y: History: French: Glee K. K. K.: Capt. Ball: Bskt. Ball. Ambition: To be an organist. Future: University of Chicago. ROBERT J. PALMER Hay 451 Bob Pentong: C. I. C.: Eta Council: Reading: Marsh's Little Angels: C. I. C. rep.: Times rep.: M. BZ W. rep.: Cornerstone com.: Senior Council: Nom. com. '28M: Sr. Social com.: Track '27, 2795: Intramural Baseball and Track. Ambition: To get rich. Future: Business College. OTTO PAOLIN I McLaren 453 Oats Ambition: To be on Adel's porch at l a. m.-when! Future: Study undertaking at U. of Cragin. WILLIAM PASCHE Nash 455 Bill Astral: Pentong: C. I. C.: Senior Council: Spanish: History' com. of Fire P t' . C I. C ' , - reven lon' . . rep., Balloon salesman: Con. of Mem. of C. I. C.: Track: Swimming. Ambition: U. S. Naval Officer. Future: Ames first, then Annapolis. ALBERT PEAGAN Howe 45 l Tiny C. I. C.: Pentong: R. O. T. C.: Crack Co. '25, '26, '27, '28: Picked Platoon '27, '28: lst Lieut.: Nom. com. QSM: C. I. C. rep.: Times rep.: Senior Council: Inter-Section Baseball and Bskt. Ball. Ambition: Know more songs than Nowick. Future: Not Fussy. MILDRED PEDRICK Howe 454 Nonnie Y: Home Ec.: Beaux Art: C. I. C.: Reading: Dram.: Cast of Fire Prince: Cast of So This ls America: Pentong: Times rep.: Senior Council. Ambition: To be a Danseuse or an Aviatrix. Future: A poor woiking goil? Matrimony? W knows, I don't? 36 WILLIAM PEET Emmet 45I Bill C. I. C.: Auto Club: Chrm. Cornerstone Day com: Vice Pres. Auto Club '28: Social com. 71895: Class Ofhcer: Nom m ' 1 nter lass .co . 28A:C.I.C.rep.:M.8ZW.rep.:I c Iigkt. Ball '28: Interclass Baseball 'Z6: Football '26, '27, Ambition: Forester. Future: U. of Washington. BERNARD L. PELZ Hay 451 Bernie Swimming '28 95. Ambition: To be a big boy. Future: Heaven knows. THERESA PETRONE Young 454 College: C. I. C.: I-listory: French: Y: Botany:1Read- ing: Pentong: Latin. Ambition: Accomplished pianist. Future: Northwestern. ..Ted.. CORWIN POSKIT T 451 C. I. C.: Skating '26, '27, '28: Intersection Baseballland Bskt. Ball. Ambition: To take the blindfold test. Future: Northwestern. CHAS. L. POMERNACKI Tilton 452 Charlie Astral: French: C. I. C.: Fencing. Ambition: To be a doctor. Future: University of Chicago Medical School. ELLEN LEONORA POTTER Howe 458 Giggles C. I. C.: Y: College: Pentong: G. A. A.: Nonpareil: French: Reading: Astral: Glee: Opera: Treas. Jolly Mil- lers: C. I. C. rep. '25 M, '26, '26Vg. Ambition: Second Jessie Crawford-Hm- Future: School of hard labor-Y Camo Todavia! ROBERT PRESCOTT Byford 454 Bob Hi-Y: History: Sec'y C. I. C. '285f5: Senior Council: C. I. C. rep.: Times rep.: M. 82 W. rep. Future: University of Illinois. NATHALIE MARIE PRESTHOLDT Mont Clare Br. I 456 Nath Girls' Glee: C. I. C.: jolly Millers Section Club. Ambition: To get the most out of life. Future: Undecided. MARY PREVOLOS Brown 457 C. I. C.: History: Y: Potpourri: Astral: College:-Pew tong: French: Treas. of Potpourri: rep. Austin Times: rep. M. 82 W.: Y rep. Ambition: To travel around the world. Future: ??????????77?7??I?'! LEONARD PRICE Brown 454 Frency At McKinley: Band: Botany: Warblers: Annual rep.: Athletic rep.: Orange 81 Black: Social Orch. lsummer schoc-lj: Social Orch.: Intersection Bskt. Ball! Baseball. Ac Austin: Astral: History: Pentong: R. 0. T. C.: C. I. C. rep. V Ambition: To hear Mr. Tiernan tell a good joke. Future: Pre-medics at Crane. 37 CLASS OF 19285 I I MAROON AND WHITE ORVILLE E. PRIDDY 454 Orv C. I. C. Ambition: To have an electrical business of my own. Future: Work. MAX R, PRITZKER Portage Park 454 Chrm. Employment: Stage Mgr.: Schurz Track. Ambition: To succeed. Future: College-work-who knows. MELVA N. QUELLE Nobel 455 Mel College: Astral: Y: German: C. I. C.: Room Chrm. Clean-Up com. QSM: Co-Room Chrm. Clean-Up com. '28: Astral rep.: Capt. Ball '27, 2756, '28. Ambition: To do something worthwhile, Future: Business college. WARREN RATLEDCE Young 501 Architectural: C, I. C.: Motto: Flower and Color com,: Skating '26, '27, Ambition: Become architect, Future: University of Illinois. MARGARET M. RICE Nash 454 Marge Home Economics: German: C. UC.: College: Y: Astral: Botany: Treas. Home Economics '27M: Vice Pres. Home Economics '28V,. Ambition: To succeed. Future: Undecided. RUTH S. RICHARDSON Howe 458 Ruthie C. I. C,: Y: Astral: College: French: Reading: Pentong: jolly Millers: C. I. C. rep. '25: Times rep, '26. Ambition: Private sec'y. Future: Somebody's stenog. WILFRID RIDDET Orr 457 'iWiI C, I. C.: Hi-Y: Potpourri: French: Dramatics: Story- Poetry: Pentong: Astral: Hazel Nuts: Gold Order 1329: Interclub '28M: Pres. Hi-Y: Pres. Pot urri: Times rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Freshmen Mem. Chrm. Xgral '25M: Times rep.: Delegate to National Quill and Scroll Convention in Iowa: Asst. Bus. Mgr. '28, Bus. Mgr. '289Q: M. Bl W: Austin Ed. Chicago Hi-Y News: Fencing '28, 7895: Intramural Bskt. Ball, Baseball. Ambition: To eat in section. Future: Who knows777?? FLORENCE ROACH Hay 457 At Morton: jr.-Sr. Girls' Club: Almega: Swimming: Tennis: G. A. A. At Austin: C. I. C.: Y Club: College: Pentong: Biology: Potpourri. Ambition: Author-travel around the world with Kathryn. Future: Post Graduate Course-University of Illinois. JOHN ROBERTS Emmet 452 Johnnie C. I. C.: Spanish: French: Penton : Botany: History: Reading: Q. V. S.: Hi-Y: Senior Council: K. K. K.: C. I. C. rep, '26: M. 82 W. and Austin Times reg. '25M, '26: Nom. com. '28M: Skating '26: Interclass aseball: Bskt. Ball, Ambition: To have a Packard-8-roadster, Future: University of Wisconsin-Harvard, JOANN ROCHE Spencer 457 German: Biology: Y: C. I. C.: G. A. A.: Latin. Ambition: College-Northwestern University. Future: Don't know. 38 C. I. C.: 1329: Speakers: Little Theater: Hobby: Read- ing: History: Pentong: Story-Poetry: Sales Mgr. of Times' HAROLD G. ROGERS Young 455 Hal C. I. C.: Reading: Order of l329: Story-Poetry: Pen- tong: Times rep. 7756: Ad. Mgr. Times '28, Ambition: Totally lacking. Future: University of Wisconsin with Cicero. GERMAINE ROLLINS Tilton 454 jerrie Astral: C. I. C.: College: Story-Poetry: Interclub: Silver Class 1329: Pentong: Y: History: Pres. Astral '28M: Sec'y College 'ZSVM Vice-Pres. Golf '28: Austin Times rep. 'Z8: Garfieldian rep. '28: Girls' Sports Ed. '28. 7855: Senior Ed, M. 81 W. 2896: G. A. A.: Bskt. Ball: Calgt. Ball: Volley Ball: Golf: Swimming. mbition: Begins with F and ends with M. Future: University of Minnesota. ANGELINE M. ROMANO McLaren 458 Ange At McKinley: C. I. C.: Y: G. A. A.: Spanish: Dramatic: Sec'y of G, A. A.: Chrm. Dramatics: rep. G. A. A. Ambition: To be a great dramatic star. Future: College. LEONARD D. RONIN Emmet 455 Pete Varsity A: Senior Council: Pentong: Astral: Reading: History: C. I. C.: Student Council 1895: Vice-Pres. Varsity A '28M: Chrm. Law and Order com.: Circus Day: Program com. Cornerstone Day: C. I. C. rep.: Field Day com. '26, 'Z8: Pin and Ring com '2834: A. C, C.: Hobo Dag oom.: jr. Track '25 LQ, '26: Sr. Track '27, '28: I. A. C. ames: Cross Country Team '28: Bankers' Meet: Intramural Sports: Bskt. Ball '28, Ambition: To be as wise-cracking as Herb. Future: Stanford University. JOHN BODKIN ROPER St. Ignatius High 452 johnny At St. Ignatius: Orchestra. At Austin: French: C. l. C.: Cartoonist's: Boy's Sr. Council: K. K. K.: Opera: C. I. C. rep.: Interclass Base- ball Capt. Ambition: Politician. Future: Unknown. FRANCES ROSENSTEIN Darwin 452 Biology: College: Y: Sggnish: Home Ec.: Glee: I-Iistory: Senior Council: K. K. .: Literature: Dram.: C. I. C. rep.: Sec'y Spanish '25 M, '26: particirated in Five Plavs: Swimming fhobbyl: Bskt, Ball: Bol ey Ball: Capt. Ball. Ambition: Dramatist. Future: Northwestern-school of speech. DOROTHY HOUSE Mont Clare 458 Dot Y: Astral: Pentong: College: C. I. C.: M. 61 W. rep. Ambition: Travel with Marie. Future: I-lard work. WILLIAM RUBLE Mont Clare I 451 Bill C, I. C.: R. O. T. C. Cretiredj: Field Day com. Ambition: Make thezheavyweight checker team. Future: Who cares? FRIEDA M. RUTKIN Herzl, jr. High 456 Fritz History: French: College: Pentong: Y: C. I. C.: Span- ish: Reading: Botany: Chrm. Section Social com.: M. Bl W. rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Austin Times rep. Ambition: To be a stowaway on a trip to mars. Future: Crane College. ELEANOR RYS Nobel 458 Ei Y: Astral: Pentong: Cartoonists: C. I. C.: Pin com., cartoonists: Pub. Chrm. Board of Health. Ambition: Travel in a Zep. Future: Hard woiking girl. 39 CLASS OF l928M MAROON AND WHITE DALE SAMUELL Bancroft 453 Usta Bee College: Pentong: Jr. College: Girl Reserves: Astral: We Wee Willis': Spanish: History: C. I. C.: Silver Class, Order of 1329: Girls' Golf: Story-Poetry: Times Asst. News Editor, rep: Reporter.: Astral rep.: J r. College rep. Ambition: To go to places and do things. Future: Crane jr. College. ALBERT SCHARF . Young 452 Slim C. I. C.: Biology: Checker: Band: jr. Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: History: K. K. K.: M. 82 W. rep. 2795: C. I. C. re'Ambition: To own a first class pharmacy. Future: University of Illinois fPharmacy Collegel. LAURA SCHMIDT Hay 456 Smitty C. I. C.: Girl Reserves. Ambition: To be so and so's private secretary. Future: To type my way through life. ERMA SCHRADER I-Iay 454 Tish Opera: Warblers: Glee: German: C. I. C.: Home Ec.: Spanish: Y: College: History: Triple A Society: Cast of Fire Prince and Pocahontas: Pub. Chrm. Home Ec.: M, Ez W. rep.: C. I, C. rep.: Y rep.: C. I. C.: Clean-Up com.: Sec'y Home Ec. Ambition: To be a future prima donna. Future: Illinois or National Park. WALTER H. SCHRADER Young 454 Wally German: C. I. C.: History: Astral: Fencing Team '27, 'Z8: Gym Team '26, '27, '28: Intramural Indoor Base- ball '25, '26: Intramural Bskt. Ball '27. Ambition: Architect. Future: Undecided. VERN A R. SCHULZ Hay 455 Astral: College: Y: C. I. C. Ambition: Something along the industrial art line. Future: Maybe college, maybe not. ELEANOR SCHUSSMAN Lloyd 453 Pentong: College: C. I. C.: History: Spanish: Botany: jr. College: Y: Golf: Reading: Times rep.: M. 81 W. re .: KC-Qollegg fp.: Fencing: Volley Ball: Golf: Bskt. Balll.: ,a L a . Xmbition: Personality like Mr. Finley. Future: Northwestern University. E. DOROTHY SCHWARTZ Gregory 452 Dot Biology: Spanish: French: Y: History: College: C. I. C.: Pentonlg: Reading: Home Ec.: Opera, Pocahontas: Glee: K. K. .: Capt. all: Bskt. Ball. Ambition: Teacher. Future: University of Kentucky. WARREN SEEM Howe 455 C. I. C.: Astral: Senior Council: Circus Day com '28 M. Ambition: To have a locker in the main building! Future: Undecided. HAROLD SKOGSBERG Nobel 455 Skogs Astral: C. I. C.: Sr. Council: History: Spanish: Times rep. com. for Fire Prevention: Track: Interclass Bskt. Ball: Interclass Baseball. Ambition: To play the violin. Future: Hard work. 40 RUTH SIMMS May 457 C. I. C.: College: Y: Pentong: Potpourri: Treas. Pot- pourri '28M: Sec. '28: Nom. com. '27M: Y rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Senior Council: Capt. Ball. Ambition: To go to University of Wisconsin. Future: A post grad. WILLIAM SIMPSON Mont Clare 451 Simp' C, I. C.: Pentong: Eta Council: Marsh's Little Angels: Engraving com. lass '28M: Cornerstone Day com.: Sr. Council: M. 81 W. rep.: Open House: Interclass Base- ball '25, 'Z7: Interclass Football '26, Ambition: Swim the Atlantic Ocean. Future: Ifl knew I'd tell you. WANDA SLESINSKI Wells 453 Wendy Ciollege: Pentong: C. I. C.: History: Y: Staff Typist: o ege rep Ambition: To bum my way around the world. Future: Crane College. MILDRED SOLSTAD Mitchell 452 Solly Botany: History: Reading: Y: Collage: French: Botany Refreshment com.: Capt. Bskt. Ball: . I. C. rep.: Times rep.: Y rep,: College rep.: Bskt. Ball. Ambition: To study interior dec. in France, Future: College. HAZEL SORENSEN Young 456 Hazel Y: College: C. I. C.: Golf 'Z8: Astral: Jolly Millers: E. I. Sec'y '28: College rep. '28, '2S9E: Girls' Senior OUHCI , Ambition: To see the world. Future: Wheaton College. BETTY STEINMETZ Emmet 455 Betty Astral: History: College: Y: French: Charlestonians: Botany: C, I. C.: Pentong: Pin Chrm. of Botany: Photo- gra hic com. 'ZSW Class: Social com. '28M: Times rep. Fqlture: University of Wisconsin. ALEX STENMAN Mont Clair 50l architectural: C, I. C.: Intramural Bskt. Ball: Base- b . aAmbition: To travel. Future: Architect. MARTIN EMANUEL STILLER Spencer 453 Astral: Latin: C. I. C.: Pentong: History: Distinguished Member of the Vergilites. Ambition: Corporation lawyer. Future: College: law school: success, ANNE B. STODDART Sunalta, Calgary, Can. 455 Sandy College: Glee: History: Glee Club Contest 'Z8M: French: Reading: Y: C. I. C.: Astral rep. '25 56. Ambition: To be a-famous lawyer. Future: College: Crane: Wisconsin, FRANKLIN SWANSON Mont Clair 454 Swede The Bloomfn Poet, etc. Cartoonists: Stamp: Hobby: Interclub: Commercial Arts: Civic Industrial: Beaux Arts: Pentong: 1329: His- tory: Hi-Y: Pres. Cartoonists '28, '28M: ports: Pub- licity Mgr. '27, '28: C. I. C,: Advertising Mgr. QSM: Bandana Day Adver. Mgr.: Austin Times rep, QSM: Annual Cartoonist '27, 'Z7yQ: '28, 7856: Times Cartoon- ist '27, '27M, '28, '2892 Bulletin Board Artist '27, 'Z7M, '28, 'ZSHQ Senior Council: Times rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Voc, Guidance com.: Intersection Bskt. Ball '27M, '28, '28M: Interclass Baseball '27, '28: Staff: Bskt. Ball: Baseball. Ambition: A rival of Bud Fisher or McCutcheon. Future: Art Institute or some art college. UAV. 41 CLASS OF l928M MAROON AND WHITE STEPHEN SYN ORACKI Logan 50I Steve At Lane Tech: Architectural: French. At Austin: Architectural: C. l. C.: Intramural: Base- ball: Bskt. Ball: Swimming. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Future: Architect. SOPHIE DORIS SYVERTSEN Orr 456 Peg Astral: Y: C. I. C.: College: French: Jolly Millers: Cast Fire Prince: Opera: Cast. Pocahontas: Warblers: girls' gli: Photographic com.: C. l. C. rep.: Volley Ball: a t. a . Xmbition: To grow up with Harold Teen fanother aviatrixl. Future: Oh! Gee! Must I tell!! BERNIS LAURAL THOMPSON May 453 Spanish: Botany: College: Y: C. I. C.: C. I. C. rep.: Pentong: History. Ambition: Travelling companion to wealth. Future: Pestalozzi-Froeble Kindergarten College. DOROTHY .IEANE TOLAR Nash 457 Dolly A? College: French: C. I. C.: History: Potpourri: G. 'Arnbition: To be a female Gene Tunney. Future: University of Illinois. JACK TRUMBULL Emmet 453 Driz On Main Floor. Ambition: To have mv own way. Future: Hiedelberg-Cragin College. FREEMAN A. TURNER Longfellow 452 Freer At Oak Park: Science: Glee: Radio: Orch. At Marshall: Glee: Hi-Y. At Austin: History: Biology: Cartoonists: K. K. K, Pres. K. K. K. QSM: First Place in Sept. Poetry Con- test: lnterclass Bskt. Ball: Tennis Tournament. Ambition: Law. Future: Illinois. ELMER UMHOLTZ Holmes 453 Umie Astral: Dramatics: History: Science: Pentong: Latin: Radio' Camer . . a Future: Northwestern University. HELEN VAN VLEET Key 457 'lnterclub '26, '27M: Astral: College: C. l. C.: Y: Pot- pourri: Inter-school Poetry: Gold Class, Order of IZZ9: Quill and Scroll: Sec'y Student Council QSM: Pres. Botany '26, '27M: Vice-Pres. Uke '27M: Sec'y Story- Poetry 'Z7V2: Chrm. Pub. com. Bandana: Cornerstone Days: Chrm. Sr. Council 'Z8: Editor-in-Chief 7895: News Ed. '28: Reporter 7756: Times: Presiding Ofhcer I. S. H. S. P. A.: Color, Flower, Motto com. Ambition: To be an authority Future: A writer7?7 A scholar77? I thought I knew, but I don't. MARIE A. VIERTHALER Todd, Aurora 453 Fussy At Joliet High: Zoolozyi Art: Latin: Camera: Orch.: At West Aurora: Freshman Club: Gilpin English. At Austin: Astral: Biology: Pentong: German: Y: College: Vice-Pres. German. Ambition: Fame and wealth. Future: Undecided-time will tell. MARIE FRANCELIA VOGEL May 456 Merrie Astral: Pentonn: Y: C. l. C.: College: Jolly Millers: French: Bskt. Ball: Volley Ball. Ambition: One man's woman-his secretary. Future: It all depends. Helen of Chi 42 MURIEL VON DER HORST Lincoln, Oak Pk.. Ill. 457 Muriel Y: German: Home Ee.: C. I. C.: Dram.: Potpourri: Time rep, '25, '26M: C. I. C. rep. '28yi: Y rep. 2895. Ambition: To travel. Future: Time will tell. HILDA M. WALBAUM Howe 458 C. I. C.: Y: Astral: College: Pentong: French: C. I. C. rep, '27. 2796: Sr, Council. Ambition: Travel with I-Ielen. Future: Somebody's stenog. STANLEY J. WALBY Nash 451 Speedy C. I, C.: Sr. Council: Marsh's Little Angles: Times rep. '25, '25M: C. I. C. rep, '26: Annual rep. ZSM: Skat- ing Team '26, '27, '28: Inter-class Bskt. Ball '26, 27: Freshman Track '25: Swimming Team. Ambition: To see the world. Future: College. MARIE WEIS Spencer 45 R Y: C, l. C.: Astral: Pentong: College: Sr, Council: Y rep.: C. I. C. rep.: Austin Times rep.: M. 81 W, rep. Ambition: Travel with Dorothy. Future: Oh, lots of work. 8 ee MARGARET WELCH Key 457 Twinnie Pentong: Y: College: French: Hazel Nuts: Bonus Tempus: Potpourri: C. I. C.: Social com. QSM: Mother's Tea com.: Vice-Pres. of 2824: Prom com. in 2795: Nom. com. '27 '28: Cast of Wizard of Oz '24M: Pageant '28: Senior Ed, of Annual: Times rep.: Capt. Ball Team. Ambition: To be a star skier. Future: Missouri or Northwestern. MARJORIE WELCH Key 457 Twinnie Cast of Daddy Long Legs: Y: College: Potpourri: Cast of Wizard of Oz: Cast of Pageant: C. I. C.: Sec'y of Class of 1895: Pres, of Little Theatre Group: Senior Editor of Annual '28 56: Times rep. Ambition: To be a Forester Future: Missouri: Northwestern. RITA E. WESTERGAARD Hay 457 Y: Pentong: College: Astral: Sr. Council. Ambition: To do my best in everything I attempt. Future: Northwestern University-Art Institute. ALVA WETTERSTROM Key 45 7 C. I, C.: C. I. C. rep. Ambition: To become a nurse. Future: Savez-vous? je ne lesais pas. LOIS MARGARET WETZEL Delano 454 Lucie Y: German: C. I. C.: Pentong: College: Home Ec.: Cartoonists: History: Beaux Arts: Girl's Sr. Council: Snapshot judge of Times Contest. l Ambition: To be general manager of Carson, Pirie s. Future: University of Illinois. JAMES HERBERT WHITWORTH Howe 451 jim C. l. C.: Band KR, O. T. C.l. Ambition: To make evolution foolish to the wise. Future: Work, study and wait an' see: Olivet College. 43 CLASS OF l928yg MAROON AND WHITE Y FRANK E. WILLIAMS Max' 456 C. l. C., Olicers Club, Major, R. O. T. C., Crack Co. '26, '27, '28, Picked Platoon '26, '27, '28, Leader of Second Platoon Crack Co. '28. Ambition: West Point. Future: Work. DOROTHY E. WRIGHT Byford 455 Dot Y, History, College, C. I. C., Latin, Charlestonians, C. I. C. Room Marker. Ambition: Who's interested. Future: College. ANNAMARIE YOUNG Tilton 454 Ann Interclub, Story-Poetry, Silver Class 1329, G. A. A., Penton 3 History, College, C. I. C., Pres. Interclub '28 M, Pres. Cgolf '28, Prog, hrm. College, Student Council, Sr. Ed. M. 82 W. 'ZSMQ Bskt, Ball and Volley Ball Team, Capt. Golf, Swimming. Ambition: Play golf in balmy England. Future: Making whoopie. DOROTHEA YOUNGQUIST Nash 453 Doe Penton g Spanish, College, Astral, C. I. C., Latin, Y, Astralg rep., College rep., Photographic com., Inter- class Capt. Bskt. Ball '27M, '28y9. Ambition: Teacher. Future: Chicago Normal College, MARION JEAN ZINCK Howe 454 Mary Ann Cartoonistg Y, Pentong, Beaux Arts, Astral, C. I. C., Lourni Art Staff, Vice-Pres. Beaux Art '27, Prog. Chrm. stra , Ambition: To Hy across the ocean. Future: Art Institute. QL5i f SI MA! 44 Post Graduates Daily Yablonsky Wasserman Mr. Starner River Rosenfeld Stone Danern Horwirch Morgan Anderson Fryk Krauch Bennorth Sallarski Virzi Solomon Di Dominick Salerno Segal Tevenbaum Wood Two Year Graduates Wolf Brauner Sidor Holtz Tatara Sienkiewicz Wells Schneider I I J 45 ORR BRANCH TWO-Year Commercial Course CLASS OFFICERS President .,.,..,,,,,,,,, .,.,,,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,,,,,...S,..,,,,,,,,,,,.. D o rothy Ernsting Vice-President ...,. H .....,...,.... Walter Jones Secretary .......,.,,,,,,,,, ,...,7,.,. I-I elen Pedersen Treasurer .....,.,,7,,.,.,...,,7 ,7,,......,.,, R ita Dunn Sergeant-at-Arms. . ,7,,,,. .....,..r., J oe Naselli COMMITTEES OF CLASS OF IQZSM Motto: Mildred Coffman, Chairmang Hazel Johnsong Ruth L. Bergg Alice Busscherg Margaret Sorenson. Ring: Marie Kuchynka, Chairman 5 Muriel I-loeckg Hazel Winter: Gladys Jensen: Jane Emerson. Financial: Helen Sabatello, Chairmang Ona May Andersong Elizabeth Wilkins: Lillian Del Bello: I-larriet Klemm. Printing and Engraving: Fred Ocknacheck, Chairman: Clementine Sorenson: John Birmingham: I-larriet Madsong Marion Swanson, Social: Rose Motyka, Chairmang Alice Williamsg Bernice Trelatskyg Bernice Ryan 5 Viola Wiedemann. Flower: Anita Crocioni, Chairman 5 Olga Audagiorisg Rita O'Briang Anthenette Schwartzg Magnhild Johanson. Colors: Florence Koentz, Chairmang Gladys Winter 5 Bernice Kuchlerg Florence Martinekg Mildred Paulsen. Photography: Dorothy Knudtzon, Chairmang Mildred Olseng Jeanette Arnenterg Ruth Weymouthg Bertha Toth. Commencement f La Verne Sponholtz, Chairmang Gertrude Radcliffeg Elmer Rahng Marie Strelowg Gerald Lakey. 46 THERESA ALESSIO Emmet Tessie' Student Council: C. I. C.: Girl Reserve. Pet Peeve: Rainy weather. Ambition: To get rich quick. .IEANETTE AMENTA Youn J ean C. I. C.: Photograph com, Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: To be a piano teacher. ONAMAY ANDERSON Morse First Vice-Pres. C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Financial com.: Student Council: Elec. Commissioner. Pet Peeve: Trying to keep the lunch room clean. Ambition: Travel the world over. EVELYN ARSINOW Orr Ev Capt. of Band: Honor Society: C. I. C.: C. I. C. rep.: Orchesrrag Girl Reserves: Clean-Up com. Fef. Peeve: Having my sax squeak in the middle of a so o. Ambition: To be a member of some big orchestra. FLORENCE M. ARSINOW Orr Flossie Sgt. Drum Major of Band: C. I. C.: Honor Society? Girl Reserves: Orchestra: Clean-Up com. Pet Peeve: Being kidded about my laugh. Ambition: To be the solo sax player in some ritzy orchestra. BEATRICE F. ASHFORD Mont Claire Main 'ABeatie' C. I. C. rep.: Treas. C. I. C.g Girl Reserve '28g Adv.: Bookkeeping Club: Saner Halloween com.g Volley Ball. Pet Peeve: Being called Pee Wee. Ambition: To grow taller. OLGA AUDAGIORIS Lloyd Curly C. I. C.: Austin Times Salesman: Girl Reserve: Sport Group: Flower com.: Baseball Teamg Volley Ball Team. Pet Peeve: When are you going to hob your hair? Ambition: To become a good bookkeeper. DOROTHY E. AVE-RY Hay Dot C, I. C.: Advanced Bookkeeping: Volley Ball Team: Ca t. Ball Team. lget Peeve: Being taken for older than I am. Ambition: Nothing in particular. HANN AH M. AYASS-E Cameron Billie Chm. of Service com. of Girl Reserves: C. I. C.g ZA Champ. Capt. Ball Team QSM. Pet Peeve: Telephone operators. Ambition: To be a private secretary to some big busi- ness man. OLGA BAGEL Peabody Ol C. I. C.: Clean-Up. ' ' m W k Pet Peeve. Doing ho e or , Ambition: To become a dictaphone operator. EVELYN BALLE Hay C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: of Capt Ball Team: Student Council: Capt. Volley all Team: C. I. C. rep 3 Austin Times Salesman: Hall Guard. Pet Peeve: Staying Home Nights. Ambition: To be Bills meal ticket. FLORENCE BENEDETTO Young Girl Reserves: Student Council: C. I. C.: Glec Club. Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: To continue my education, Flo 47 ORR BRANCH l 9285 MAROON AND WHITE ALICE BENSON Young Al C. I. C.: Girl Reserve rep. of the Girl Reserves. Pet Peeve: Waiting for the Cicero car as I come home from school. Ambition: To travel around the world. RUTH L. BERG Nash Fritzie Girl Reserve: C. I. C.: Honor Society: Motto com.: Y rep. '27, Pet Peeve: Late hours. Ambition: Somebodys stenog. RUTH M. BERG Nash Schmaltz Girl Reserves: C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Ambition: To travel. JOHN BIRMINGHAM Mont Clare Br. No 3 jack C. I. C.: Bkkg. Advanced Club: Austin Times Sales- man: Printing and Engraving com. Pet Peeve: Washing dishes. Ambition: To work in an oFFice or else to work out- doors on some building trade. ALICE BUSSCHER I-Iay Al Pres. of Dram. Club: Girl Reserves: C. I. C.: Corp., Sgt., 2nd Lieut. in Band: Orch. Pet Peeve: Making a sour wrong note in band work. Ambition: To be a good trombone player. AN GELINE CAPUTO Cameron Angela mia C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Collegiate dancing. Ambition: To be a private secretary. GENEVIEVE CHAMBERS Lloyd Smiles C. . C.: Girl Reserves: Volley Ball: Swimming: Tennis and Motoring. Pet Peeve: My kid brother. Ambition: Good stenographer. N EDRA C. CHAMBLIN Orr Ned C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Circus Band: Corp, Band. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Ambition: Be a private steno. MILDRED R. COFFMAN Sumner Milly C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Honor Society: Bkkg. Club Cadv.J Volley Ball Champs: Capt. Ball Team. Pet Peeve: Washing dishes. Ambition: To be an expert typist. MARCELLA MARY COONEY Cameron Honey C. I. C.: Girl Reserves. Pet Peeve: The Alarm Clock. Ambition: Private stenograher for Mr. Herbert Hoover. ANITA M. CROCIONI Hay Aneets Glee: C. I. C.: Y: Music Group: Dram. Club: Chrm. of Flower com.: Girl Reserves: Adv. Bkkg. Club: Austin Times Salesman: I-Ii-jinks Salesman: Capt. Volley Ball Champs: Election Commissioner. Pet Peeve: A tactler. Ambition: Gym teacher. REGINA DeBOER Nobel Jean C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Adv. Bkkg. Club: Champ. Volley Ball Team: Capt. Ball Team. Pet Peeve: Washing dishes. Ambition: To become a C. P. A. 48 LILLIAN VIOLA DEL BELLO Hay Bill Vice-Pres. of Honor Societ : C. I. C.: Pianist for Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Supply Room Girl: Character Eliza- beth, in Honor Society Play, Dr. Devine : Financial com.: Volley Ball Team '28, Pet Peeve: Looking at Al Smith's cheerful face. Ambition: To be as smart as a certain teacher in our school. RITA MARY DUNN Cameron Sis C. I. C.: C. I. C. rep. '28: Girl Reserves: Band: Supply Room QSM: Treas. QSM. Pet Peeve: Trying to play a cornet. Ambition: Private secretary to john D. Rockefeller. FLORENCE ELIA Cameron Flo Girl Reserves: C. I. C.: I-Ii-,links 'Z7: Student Council. Pet Peeve: Eating hot dogs in study. Ambition: World s highest kicker. MARGARET J. EMERSON Yates Bunny Band: C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Austin Times Salesman: Ring com. Pet Peeve: Being called 'iskinnyf' Ambition: To become a private secretary. HELEN L. ENGEBRETSEN Nash just Helen C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Student Council. sea Peeve: Waiting for Lake St. car as I come from sc oo . Ambition: To travel over the world and see the ways and customs of the foreign people. DOROTHY VIOLET ERNSTING Mont Clare Br. No. 7 Pres. C. I. C.: G. R.: Chr. Sport Group: Band '27, '28: Hi- jinks: Class Pres. 2856. Pet Peeve: Staying home when mother oes out. Ambition: Two years at the main-then some uni- versity. WILVA MADINE GE-EN ' Young Willie C. I. C.: Girl Reserves. Pet Peeve: Blushing for any reason at all. Ambition: My fondest wish is to travel over every speck of the United States. MARGARET M. C. GENTLEMAN Young Morning Band: C. I. C.: Girl Reserves '27 M. Pet Peeve: Being called Morn. Ambition: To be somebody's stenog. VIVIAN GRABLECK Key Vi C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Volley Ball Champs: Capt. Ball Team: Adv. Bkkg. Club. Pet Peeve: Being called Legs. Ambition' To be a dancer. BLANCHE I. GRIFFY Shirley. Indiana Griffy C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Glec Club: Dramatic Club: Pres. of Student Council: Austin Times Salesman: Capt. Capt. Ball Team: Editorial Staff. Pet Peeve: Chasing kids out ofthe hall. Ambition: Two years at main building and then Normal. MARGARET GROLL I-Ia Maggie C. C.: Honor Society. Pet Peeve: Myself Ambition: To be a writer. GENEVIEVE GWOZDZ Austin Branch 'AI-Ion Girl Reserves: C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Bookkeeping. Ambition: To get married. 49 ORR BRANCH l 9285 MAROQN AND WHITE VERNA M. HALLIS Nash C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Student Council: Austin Times Salesman. Pet Peeve: Doing civics homework. Ambition: Being someones stenog. ETHEL 0. HALVORSEN Mont Clare IMainJ Babe Girl Reserves: C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the mornings, Ambition: To travel through the West. ..Babe.. MURIEL L. HOECK Nobel Giggles C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Ring com. Pet Peeve: Going to bed early at night. Ambition: Private secretary. GWENDOLYN HOLMQUEST Key Austin Times Salesman '27: C, I. C. Dramatic Group: Girl Reserves: Volley Ball Capt. '27: Baseball Capt. 'Z7: Capt. Ball '28. Pet Peeve: Bookkeeping-I guess. Ambition: Too pcrsona for the common. GLADYS HOLT Stowe C. I, C.: Cham. Capt, Ball Team: Girl Reserves: Topsies Baseball Team: Glee Club. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the mornings. Ambition: To get a good job in a good office. MARY S. INGLEDEW Hay Mamie Girl Reserve: C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Doing dishes. Ambition: To become a private secretary. LOUISE JAQUES Gwen ..LOu.. C. I. C.: Girl Reserves, Pet Peeve: House work, Ambition: To get a job when I look for one. CLADYS D. JENSEN Elmwood Park Blondie C. I. C. rep.: Dramatic Club Twinkling Stars: Vice- Pres. of Dramatic Club: Willing Worker: Girl Reserves: Dramatic Group of Girl Reserves: Baseball Team '26-Pi: Volley Ball Team '27: Prom. com. '28. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Ambition: To be travelling secretary for the Cubs. MAGNHILD .IOHANSEN Nash Skeezix Girl Reserves '27, 1836: C. I. C.: Honor Society '28, 7.8561 Flower com.: Y rep. '27, Pet Peeve: Waiting for street car at 7:00 in the morning Ambition: Wheaton College. LILLY JOHNSEN Lloyd Skeezix'f C. .C. Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: Typist. HAZEL DORTHY JOHNSON Nobel Brown Eyes C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Student Council. Pet Peeve: Doing homework. Ambition: To go to Philadelphia and Washington again. WALTER N. JONES Ha Oxy c. I, C., Dramatic Club Sec'y: Adv. Bkkg. Club: vate- Pres. of Graduation Class. Pet Peeve: Book report. Ambition: To be able to play a pipe organ in some theatre. 50 .IOSEPHINE S. .IOSEPH Nobel Ice Baseball, Volley Ball: Capt. Ball: C. I. C.: Girl Re- serves. Pet Peeve: My kid sister. Ambition: To become a private secretary. DOROTHY KASTNER Funston Der Giirl Reserves: C. I. C.: Glee Club: Service Group of 'Arnbitionr To get a good position. HARRIET E. KLEMM Hay Don C, . C.: Austin Times Salesman: Girl Reserve rep. '277 Girl Reserve Social com. '27M: Girl Reserve Chrm. of Social com. '28g Girl Reserve Treas. QSM: Capt. Ball Team: Financial com. Ambition: Private secretary to a cute boss. DOROTHY F. KNUDTZON Cameron Lucky DoaCly C. I. C.: Austin Times Salesman: Chrm. of Photog- raphy oom.: Official Hostess of Honor Society: Y rep.: Interclub: Secretary of G. R.: Typing Champ. of IB. Pet Peeve: Always tearing my stockings on my desk. Ambition: Be president of an organized old maids' society. FLORENCE KOENTZ May Koentzie Pres. Girl Reserves: Chrm. G. R. Dramatic com.: Interclub: Twinkling Stars: C. I. C. rep.: G. R. Music com.: Office Asst.: Dramatic Club. Pet Peeve: Not Fundin? the book I want in the library. Ambition: To be a secretary for girl reserves. BERNICE KUCHLER Hay Bern Girl Reserves: C. I. C.: Band: Circus Band: Sergeant: Color com Pet Peeve: Reading books for book reports. Ambition: Private secretary to President Herbert Hoover. MARIE KUCHYNKA Mont Clare Blue Eyes C. I. C.: Girl Reserve: Pres. Honor Society 1836: Twinkling Stars: Chr. Ring com.: Capt. Ball Team: C. I. C. rep. in IA: Supply-room Girl. Ambition: To win Marathon Roller Skating Contest. ALICE KUZMIN Calhoun Al C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning, Ambition: To go to the Main Austin, and then college. ELLEN LADEGAARD Brentano Sis Pres. of C. I. C.: Treas. and Social Chrm. of Honor Society: Capt. Ball Team: Play, Dr. De Vine: Girl Re- serve: Senior Singing. Ambition: Republican president's private secretary. MELBA E. LA MENDOLA Cameron 'Babe' 'Z7 Austin Times Salesman: '28 C, I. C.: 'ZSM C. I. C.: Girl Reserve: Glee Club. Pet Peeve: Listening to Mr. Nutt call me Maybelle. Ambition: To become a school teacher. PEARL R. LARSEN ,Ieffersonjr High, Minneapolis, Minn Pat Girl Reserves: C. I. C.: '27 Capt. of Baseball Team: C. I. C. rep.: '2756 Cegat. of Volley Ball Team: Austin Times Salesman: '28 apt. of Baseball Team: 'Z8H: Mgr. of Capt. Ball Team: Treas. of Glee Club: Hi-jinks. Ambition: To be a private secretary. ROSE RITA LAURIE Ha Do Do C. C.: Girl Reserves. Pet Peeve: Getting to school on time. Ambition: To be a blue singer. 51 MAROON AND WHITE JOHN LAYKY Nobel Red C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Chewing toothpicks. Ambition: To join the major leagues. HARRIET MADSEN Llo d Patty GirlIReserves: C. l. C.: Art Group: Printing com. Pet Peeve: Arguing with him. Ambition: That's a secret, SUNDELLE. MARCHESE Young Sunny Lou C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Volley Ball: Capt. Ball: Base- ball: Printing and Engraving com. Pet Peeve: Him. Ambition: Time will tell. JENNIE M. MARTINE Mont Clare CMainJ 'iTiny C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Capt. Ball Team QSM: Volley Ball Team 'Z7M: Baseball Team '27. Pet Peeve: Being called Shorty. Ambition: To become a private secretary. ' FLORENCE MARTINEK S. B. Morse Sis , C. I, C.: Girl Reserves: Honor Society: Volley Ball: Base- : ball: Capt. Ball: Color Committee. 1 Pet Peeve: My twin brother. 1 Ambition: To become a secretary, 1 VERA MARY MATTHEWS 1 Nash V 4 Girl Reserve: Civic Industrial Club: Capt. Ball: Base- : ball: Sport Group. Pet Peeve: Homework. - , d Pimbition: To be a movie actress: l dont want much o . 1 MABEL J. MAY Melrose Park Mibs Y C. I. C. , Pet Peeve: Doing homework. 5 Ambition: To be a stenographer. LILLIAN M-:GRATH St. Mel's I-ill C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Teasing. 1 Ambition: To be somebody's stenog. BESSIE IWICKELSON Mick I Delano C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Hall Guard. Pet Peeve: Being the baby. Ambition: To become one of the famous piano teachers f in the world. I LILLIAN MINKIEWICZ Hanson Park Lll C. I. C.: Girl Reserves. Pet Peeve: Doing homework. Ambition: Somebody's steno. A HARRIET L. MOE Cameron Bud C. I. C.: Baseball: Volley Ball: Capt. Ball. Pet Peeve: Being teased. Ambition: Being employed as a private secretary. ISABELLE. MOLIERE Morse A122500 C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Baseball Team: Volley Ball Team: Capt. Ball Team. Pet Peeve: Locker combinations, ' Ambition: To become a private secretary. 52 ROSE A. MOTYKA Nobel Ro C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Secretary of Honor Society: Austin Times Salesmang Capt. Ball Team 'ZSMQ Volley Ball Team 'Z7M: Baseball 'Z7. Pet Peeve: Being called Rosie. Ambition: Somebodys private secretary. LILLIAN ETHEL MOZAL Hanson Park i'Lovey C. I. C. and G. R. Baseball: Capt. Ball Pet Peeve: Opening combination locks. Ambition: My boss' stenog. JOSEPH NASELLI Lloyd joe C, I. C.: Elected Sgt.-at-Arms '29 Class: Bskt. Ball Team: Student Council: Hall Guard: Ticket Salesman for Hi-jinks. Pet Peeve: Changing signs in winter. Ambition: To become a movie operator in a big show. ELEAN OR NESS Ryerson Al C. I. C.: Girl Reserves. Pet Peeve: Missing a street car. Ambition: Somebodys Steno. DOROTHY NEVILLE Nobel Dot C I. C.: Capt. Ball. Pet Peeve: Being called Sis , Ambition: To become a private secretary. MARTHA NIELSEN Cameron Mart Student Council: Girl Reservesg C. I. C.: Hall Guard. Pet Peeve: Becoming a millionaire's wife. Ambition: To be a nurse to some handsome brute. RITA MARIE O'BRIEN Presentation C, I. C.: Flower com. Pet Peeve: Washing dishes. Ambitioni To be a radio announcer and grow tall. ..Re.. FRED OCNASCHEK - Lloyd Fritz'i C. . C.: Election com.: Head of Printing and Engrav- ing com.: Student Council: Hall Guard. Pet Peeve: Work. Ambition: To be liked by all and like all. To learn a trade and work hard at it. To settle down, have a home and an auto. CA Ford will do.j MILDRED I. OLSEN Elmwood Park Mootsie C. I. C.: Girl Reserveg Photography com. Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: Good stenographer. RUTH OLSON Mont Clare Booths C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: You'd be surprised, MAY ORR Cameron Scotty Member of Band: Girl Reserve: C. I. C. Pet Peeve: To be teased about being Scotch. Ambition: To be an expert comptometrist. LILLIAN PAULSEN Cameron Swede C, I. C. Pet Peex e: Blushing out loud. Ambition: Blue singing. 53 ORR BRANCH i9zgyZ MAROON AND WHITE MILDRED M. PAULSEN Funston M illy ' Girl Reserves: C. I. C.: Glee Club: Student Council: Volley Ball Team '27M: Color com. Pet Peeve: My kid brothers. Ambition: To be a private secretary in a bank. HELEN PEDERSEN Haven Toots Girl Reserves: C. I. C.: Glee Club: 'ZSLQ Champ, 2A Capt. Ball Team: Sec'y of the Graduating Class of 2855. Pet Peeve: My kid brother Ambition: To be a kindergarten teacher or do infant welfare work. L0'I'I'IE PENAR lelaimscgi Pk. Mont Clare Dimples Pet l9eeve: Blushing. Ambition: Private secretary. EMILY PISTILLI Young: Dimples C. l. .: Band. Pet Peeve: Trying to read and being interrupted. Ambition: To be a piano player. ANGELINE M. PLASTINA ' Nash Ang C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Baseball Team: Volley Ball Team '28: ZA Champ. Ca t. Ball Team '28. Pet Peeve: Being teased? Ambition: To become someones private secretary. ANNA PRAVDA Mont Clare Blonde Band: C. I. C.: Girl Reserves. Pet Peeve: Blushing. Ambition: Somebo y's steno. GERTRUDE E. RADCLIFFE Ryerson Genie Girl Reserves: Honor Society: Glee Club: C. I. C.: Hi-jinks. Pet Peeve: Doing homework. Ambition: To get as much education as possible. ELMER RAHN Llo d Bob C. C.: Student Council: Hall Guard: Commencement com. Pct Peeve: Homework. Ambition: Travel. FLORENCE RASMUSSEN Key Flo C. . C.: Girl Reserves. Pet Peeve: Being teased. Ambition: Somebody's steno. BERNICE RYAN Resurrection Bee C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Missing a street car in the morning. Ambition: To be a secretary. HELEN SABBATIELLO Maly Hon C. . C.: Band: Circus Band: Orch.: Hi-jinks: Financial Chrm.: Girl Reserve Sergeant. Pet Peeve: Alarm clock. Ambition: Famous saxophone player. SYLVIA L. SAFFRIN Nobel Sil C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Volley Ball '28: Capt. Ball 7835: Honor Society: Baseball 1756: Glee Club: Dram. Club: Students' Council: Hi-I inks 'ZB. Pet Peeve: Locker combination. Ambition: To be a private secretary- 54 MARY D. SANTELLA Llo d Marie Girl, Reserves: C. I. C.: Glee Club: Dramatic Clubg Baseball Team 17953 Volley Ball 'Z8g Capt. Ball Team. Pet Peeve: Taking things seriously. Ambition: To be somebody's steno or a gym teacher. WLADZIENIA M. SARWAK Nobel La Tc C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Washing dishes Ambition: To be a good stenographer. FLORENCE SCHARLAU Howe Floddy Member of C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Laughing at Viola in shorthand. Ambition: To have a good position. ANTHENETTE MARIE SCHWARTZ Mont Clare Red C. I. C. and Flower com. Pet Peeve: Blushing without reason. Ambition: Private secretary. LOUISE C. SIMONIS Nobel Snookums Band: Dramatic Club: C. I. C. rep.: Austin Times Salesmeng C. I. C.: Circus Band: Orch.: Q. M. Sgt.: Clean-Up: Hi-jinksg Girl Reservesg Twinkling Stars: Editorial Staff. Pet Peeve: Doing housework. Ambition: To become a big politician. CLEMENTINE P. SORENSEN I-Iay Clem C. I. C.: VicewPres. of Student Council: Dramatic Clubp Printing and Engraving oom. Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Ambition: Two years at Main. To be a beauty spe- cia ist. MARGARET SORENSEN Cameron Maggie Girl Reserveg C. I. C.: Bskt. Team: Motto oom. Pet Peeve: To have someone talk about me behind me. Ambition: To be a private secretary. LaVERNE E. SPOHNHOLTZ Cameron ' 'Tommy C. I, C.: Girl Reservesg Chrm. of the Commencement com. Pet Peeve: The morning after the night before. Ambition: To become a private secretary to an architect. ADELINE ST. MARIE Cameron Al C. I. C.: Girl Reservesg Capt. Ball: Volley Ballg Hall Guard. Pit' Peeve: The question, 'iWhere'd you get those eyirhbitionz That's a secret. MARIE I. STRELOW Cameron Gibby C. I. C. Pet Peeve: The day after the night before. Ambition: To be a famous dancer. GERTRUDE SULLIVAN I-lay GCrt's C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Volley Ball Champ.g Capt. Ball Team: Bookkeeping Club Cadv.J K Pet Peeve: Being called A big Irishman. ' Ambition: To work in an office and become successful and receive a good salary, MARION A. SWANSON Mont Clare flvlainl Mar C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Printingand Eng-raving com.: Willing Workerg Capt. of Topsies aseball eam 27 and Capt. Ball Team 28555 Candy Salesman '27 H. 283 Chrm. of Candy Booth TBM. . Ambition: To be a typist in somebody s omce. 55 ORR BRANCH l928yZ MAROON AND WHITE LORRAINE .I. SWEITZ I-lay Lor C. I, C.: Adv. Bkklg. Club: Girl Reserves: Hall Guard: Student Council: Vol efy Ball Champs: Capt. Ball Team. Pet Peeve: Waiting or street cars. Ambition: To grow taller. BERNICE R. TODE St. Paul Lutheran Peanuts C. I. C. Pet Peeve: Result of walking home. Ambition: To become a pianist, BERTHA TOTH Tilton Sandy Social Chrm. of Girl Reserves 2856: C. I, C : Photog- raphy com,: ZA Champion Capt. Ball Team '28M. Pet Peeve: Washing dishes. Ambition: To become a private secretary, BERNICE TRELATSKY Hay Bare-Knees C. I, C.: Girl Reserves: Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Service Group: Social Group: Dramatic Grou : Chrm. of Glee Club: Twinkling Stars: Semi-Annual 'lrypin Con- test 'Z8: Hi-jinks Entertainment 'Z7-'28: Y rep. Efimes: glean-Up com.: A. W. W. Volley Ball Team: Baseball eam. Pet Peeve: Tattlers. Ambition: To succeed in everything I attempt. RUTH NANCY WEYMOUTH Lloifd Ruthie C. . C.: Girl Reserves: ZA Champion Capt. Ball Team '28: Baseball Team '27 yi: Photography com.: Volley Ball Team '27. Ambition: To make some money. BELMAR E. WHITE Orr Belle Girl Reserves: C. I. C.: Volley Ball Team 'Z7y2: Base- ball Team '27. Ambition: To do something that nobody else ever did. GLADYS WHITE Sumner GIadie C. I. C.: Girl Reserves: Sgt.: Staff Sgt, in Band: Orch.: Hi-,links '28, '29. Pet Peeve: Waiting for street cars. Ambition: To be a good trombone player. VIOLA WIEDEMANN Orr Vee Girl Reserve: C. I. C.: Willing Worker 'Z7: Baseball Team '27: Volley Ball Team 'ZS: Capt. Ball Team 'Z8: Social com. Pet Peeve: Trying to get the locker open. Ambition: To be a private secretary. ELIZABETH WILKENS Sumner Betty C. I, C.: Honor Society: Girl Reserve: Adv. Bkkg. Club: Volley Ball Champs: Capt. Ball Team. Pet Peeve: Being called Lizzie Ambition: To make a tour through Europe. ALICE WILLIAMS - Morse Al C. I. C.: Social com. Pet Peeve: To be teased. Ambition: Main building. SALLY WILTEN Hay Sal Girl Reserves Social com. '27: Baseball Team 'Z7: Asst. Austin Times Salesman '27. Pet Peeve: When somebody talks about worms. Ambition: To work for the government. GLADYS WINTER Howe Happy' Capt. Ball: Baseball: Volley Ball: Girl Reserves: C, I. C' Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: Wait and see. ORR BRANCH 19285 HAZEL WINTER s Falconer I-Iey! Hey Q Girl Reserve: Candy Salesman '279E, '28, Candy Chrm. 28563 C. I. C. rep.: Austin Times Salesman '27: Topsy Baseball Team '27g Capt. Ball Team '28y2p Ring com. Pet Peev ' Mar e. . Ambition: To continue going to Austin Branch forever. AUDREY ZELLER Stockton Jr, High Susie' C. I. C., Student Council, Girl Reserves, Pet Peeve: The morning after the night before. Ambition: Somebody's stenog. OVEFHOW Tent NO. I For the past several years the old tent due to its over-crowded condi- tions has housed its two-year commercial students under a separate canvas namely the i'Orr Branch. On the top floor of the Resin Orr School, Mr. Brush, chief trainer, and his efficient staff of assistants, have for several semesters been turning out to the business world artists in typewriting, shorthand, cal- culating, and bookkeeping in the short show-time of four semesters. It is the expected future that when the new big top is completed next year, the old top and new top combined will be able to house the contents of the two, Resin Orr and I-lay branches, and thus do away with the two over- flow tents. 57 2,- Vw ORR NOON HOUR 58 dy: f CTS c .u.f..f. cf , , ww mil Class of '29 V Bang! ! ! The final performance of the great circus is gradually ap- proaching its climax. The director, Mr. Wilfred Bryant, with his stove pipe hat and Parisian cane is seen in the center ring supervising the whole works. I-lis business-like assistant, Mr. john Zepp, is glancing about to see what he can do. There sits the faithful Grace Karstens in a box seat recording the feats of the day. So many perople are buying tickets that the ticket agent, Mr. William Tauber, has two helpers, Elmer Kissane and Robert Niesen. t The chief of police, Mr. jack Pastor, and another official from the protec- tion force, Robert Mould, are keeping order. Boom! bah! rah! The world's most renowned athletes are now kicking balloons, or throwing balls weighing a thousand pounds, or running on a sus- pended string which is one-sixreenth of an inch in width, or making a wild dash for the swimming pond. The famous recoilers are Zepp, Mayer, and Glenng the magic ball hurlers are Tauber, Kanning, Reese, Nelson, Lagorio, Malloy, and Matthews, the tracksters include Murray and Tauberg and the heroic divers are Whittman and Hoelzer. I Now a stage show in all its grandeur and jollity is being portrayed. Orig- inal stunts by the well-known actors and actresses, Josephine Allin, Roth, Salopoulos, Virginia Overton, and Grace Nelson, and a musical comedy by Wais, Freemuth, Dorothy Anderson, Pauline Patton, jaekel, and Oakman are being presented. Other novelties in progress are: an exquisite French style show, led by Riva Golbing a parody on a German opera, under the leadership of Wilma Kaitschukg a reproduction of the play, Julius Caesar, Shirley Stade taking the leading roleg and a Spanish dance, directed by Olga de la Pena. Other groups are being led by Peg McLaren, Helen Lyons, Florence Sorenson. The three most distinguished acrobats are Grayce Meyers, Billie Wood, and Boots Stotz. The success of the circus is partly due to the publicity in the Austin Times and some of its talented journalists, Genevieve Dilger, Frances Gordon, Vir- ginia Mueller, Dorothy Walp, Leslie Deimel, ,Josephine Allin, William Finn, john Burns, and Wilma Kaitschuk. 60 u Aung' N :wif fl! if T A Class of 295 Z Manager: Howard Asp Assistant Manager: Ethel Doolittle Business and Publicity: Charlotte Ray Ticket Seller: Louis Deubler Ring Master: Arthur Silver First Ring: Tumblers: joe Weber, Al Kapecki Trapese Artists: Vera Dahlgren, Bertha Hafner. Clown: Henry Olyniec Midget: Jerome Pinkus Director: Anna Dispensa Second Ring: Tumblers: Ben Sohn, Clarence Anderson Cowboys: Ted Fetherston, Gene Bond, joe Biggins Lion Tamer: Marvin Hastings Midget: Alice Olson Tight-Rope Walker: Ethel Freeman Clown: Allyn Brooks Third Ring: Tumblers: Fred Brainard, Alan Doner Trapese Artists: Christine Tampary, Helen Hirt Director: Mae Belle Finn Clown: Herbert Reinich Music: Howard Wood's Band Ralph jack, Goodlet Glaser, Byron Burchby, Marietta Schultz, Dor- othy Olson, Ralph Nelson, Frank Doring, Vernon Anderson. Steam Calliope: Everett Miller. Side Shows: Magicians: Slava Doseff, Marion Keane The Giant: Willard Hein Fortune Teller: Catherine Horstrnan The Barker: John Walkup Best ever, Vivian Mathison ofthe Tribune. Greatest show on earth, Walter Gardiner of the News. Ethel Doolittle M l ' ' in gut win ' . . mug. Class of 30 53329 'N pw, gy - ,, Laydeez and gentlemen! Step right up and observe the Ring Master of '30, Howard Pierce, clearing the way for Doris Zack, bare back rider, whose snow-white steed is swiftly pursued by Heet-footed Rolf Berg, Ed Brickman, and john Sbertoli. Near a raised platform a group of ardent admirers, namely, Marian Heb- bard, Virginia Ogden, Anne Kammerling, and Lauretta Otzko are amazedly watching the strong man, Bob Van der Noor, splendidly arrayed in leopard skins, lifting a mere five hundred pound weight. To the left stand Rosalind Harry and Viola Voss singing a rollicking tune to the ukelele accompaniment of Norma jane Chiclley and Alice Coburn, all of whom look very circusy in slightly abbreviated tulle costumes and jeweled headress. The refrain has a disturbing inHuence on its audience, Leroy Cousineau, Ferdinand Berley, Philip Yurgens, and Russel Pritchard, who are practicing their breath-taking acrobatic feat in which the unfortunate Ferdinand is tossed high into the air by the absent-minded Philip, who has been known to forget to catch him on his return to earth. An interested group of idle performers reposing in the sawdust, Louis De Hainut, David Spaulding, Wesley Westerberg, Henry Schwartz, and Walter Weber are listening to Magician Robert Elliot account of how he captured the first prize on costume day at Austin. Howard Tench and Burton Duval, the serious-minded sword swallowers, are deeply meditating over the important question- What happens to cotton candy after it has reached their mouths? The worlds greatest tight rope walker, Albert Todoroff, is blythely trip- ping along a rope high up in the canvas sky, and just a little higher up, the trapese Hyers, Ruth Ostrand, Dorothy Turney, Conchita Serra, and Olga Zimmermand are swinging back and forth. A few hungry bystanders, Alice Carlson, Kathryn Trimble, and George Fry are consuming huge quantities of crisp popcorn and drinking wabbly paper cup fulls of pink lemonade, while catching a glimpse of circus life in the '30 ring. Florence Cannon. 62 .Q op omores Wg. v- -.4 'pysul Act Two of the Circus coming up! Loudly cheering them on is a little five-foot-four athlete carrying, strangely enough, a secretary's notebook and pencil. Closer view reveals the features of Howie Miller, 262, captain of cheer leaders, and secretary of both History club and Little Theater. His two assistants are Ford Clark, 262, and Robert Kaska, 262, who besides being a cheer leader is president of the Kas Kats Klub of Section 262, and has the part of Pooh-Bah in the Mikado. The sophomores have representatives in nearly all of Austin's clubs and activities. june Ward, 216, is president of the morning Astral club, and Charlotte Ray, 210, is president of the morning Y club. Francis Iser, 216, and Edna Spolander, 259, are respectively the program chairmen of the above clubs. The secretary of the morning Y is Rhona Deans, 214, and the treas- urer of the morning Astral club is Bernice Brekke, 212. Mildred Schwollow, 216, is a Super-super student and holds the job of refreshment chairman of the morning Astral club. One of Austin's most brilliant pianists is lsmene Papageorge, 258, who, besides being the accompanist of the Girls' Glee club, is pin chairman of the Spanish club and program chairman of the Ukelele club. The only sophomore reporter this semester is jerry Cloud, 257, jerry has the honor of being connected with two papers, The Chicago Daily News, and The Austin Times. The football and track teams claim Hugh Ray, 255, as one of their mem- bers. Frances Raeder, 262, is a champion ukelele player, and was an orphan in Daddy Long-Legs. Evelyn Benson, 212, is a prominent member of the Girls' Athletic Association. Dorothy Moorehead, 259, is also a basket-ball player, as well as being pin chairman of the Y club. PROPHESY: If these up-and-coming sophomores continue their active work, the classes of 'ZOM and '31 will have no lack of either scholarly or athletic members from which to choose responsible class officers. Ethel Franzen. 63 Freshmen . f - Ladeees and Gentlemen!! l present for your approval, the newest addi- tion to our most glorified show. The only one of its kind in the world is our astounding, gigantic, rollicking midget show. You have before you, folks, some of the smallest people of the universe. Right here Ladeees and Gentle- men, a second General Tom Thumb, William Boudett, the smallest man who has ever walked the halls of Austin High School. l-lis friend and confidant, Alfred Pfiester, one of the most renowned natators that ever swam an Austin tank. On the left, we have with us, Ladies and ticket buyers, the smallest, strongest man in captivity, Leonard Tornheim, people, the mightiest midget man in a Circus Annual today. Ah, folks, stop for a minute and listen to the golden voices of our stupefy- ing songsters, BerniceWoloszkicwiscz, Lois Behrle, Lona Crowell, I-lelen Gorney, Anna Gustafson, Florence Prange, l-lelen Greiner, Eunice Peacock, Mildred Steilhanmer, and Edna Olson. Cream of the crop, they are, my dear audience, when they sing the melody lingers on. Yes, yes, Ladies and Gentlemen, straight ahead, right before your eyes, you have the smallest woman in the world, Evelyn Torrganda and her most efficient body guard, though the fact be overwhelming, Florence Palleser. We also have with us l-larry Olsen, a most eminent character actor. The clowniest clown,-Iohn Adams, a direct importation is also with our boundless show. lncidentally, folks, jack Lafferty is manager of this stupendous production. We have with us also the most brilliant and astonishing crystal gazers, Mar- garet Kramer and Evelyn Otzko. Right here, folks, right here in addition to our glamorous collection of midgets, we have the most terrifying momentous wild west show wherein appear some of the mightiest cowboys of the class, Korda, Mould, Kmezt, Grattafiori, Norton, johnson, Shirreffs, Weir, Bollen, Mclvlehon, Karstens, Gaskons, Ebmeier, Galagor, Cohen, Poles, Bolus and Krasno. With the last whoopee of our merry-makers the most extraordinary midget show of the time ends' Ethel Freeman. 4 'xi ,Z '64 Q gf I xv..-, X . i l 'J i. v 1 'Q es I 1 I 5 -4 ! E Student Council Pierce Baker Charwas Asp Young Van Vleet Herzberg Faust ENAGERIE, Menagerie, right this way for the menagerie. Come on and see the menagerie. This way fellow students, right this way. Keep in line. That's it, tickets right here. Come along you freshies and sophs, look at those juniors buy tickets, and as for the seniors, they'll bring down the tent if the show doesn't start soon. You'll never regret this well spent money, and it is such a little too. All we ask is a little package of love and enthusiasm, wrapped securely with a vow to cherish what you see, and presto-the table is turned and you receive the treasure. We guarantee you in return, years of pleasant memories filled with three of the great things of life: Work, Play, and Education. Memories which will help you on to the top of the flag on the highest tent in life-success. You must see it g don't hesitate. The greatest collection of powerful bodies on earth await you. This way Baar, hurry up there Riddet, hey! the door to your right, Jennings. Seats? Why my poor dear freshman, we have box seats, plank seats, chair seats, all kinds of seats. See the show. Theres still time, teachers. Right this way. A few more minutes. just a few more minutes before this stupendous show begins. Hurry, hurry, One more ticket, one? Fine, sold to Coach Ring. Ready? Let's go. Three rousing cheers for the Menagerie. Under the great top, the cheers rose to a crescendo. In the center of the ring, their great manes swaying with might and power, and their huge mouths uttering growls and roars, to make Austinites the more respect them, stood the mighty lions of the menagerie, better known to Austin as the Student Council. 65 Board of Health Humphrey Hol ik Cannon Florio Gollnick Nolan Hock Grey Well known, and highly respected, the Student Council is the student- governing body of the school, whose purpose it is to promote and govern student activities. lt is made up of members from every phase of school lifeg the C. l. C., the Austin Times, the four upper classes, lnterclub, the G. A. A., Girls' Athletics, and the Varsity A, Boys' Athletics. Every accredited club enrolled in Austin is represented in the Interclub which is composed of club presidents. lt works steadily on the improvements of organizations and does all it can to promote better fellowship and school spirit. The C. I. C. fCivic Industrial Clubj is the largest organization in school, and claims practically every student as a member. lt is to be congratulated upon the successful results obtained by all of its various committees and their helpers. The Clean-up Campaign is the main event of the Spring term, and the Clean-up committee will again uphold its honor when it lays death at the door of dirt. The honorary scholarship society of Austin is the Astral Club to which only students of super-honor roll average are eligible. The purpose of the College Club is to acquaint girls with American Colleges and to stimulate in them a desire to attend college. Every year a scholarship is awarded to some worthy girl, who would otherwise be unable to go. The sgmior College Club for freshmen and sophomore girls is a branch of the College ub. A group of language clubs, the Latin, French, German, and Spanish Clubs, were formed to stimulate student interest in the various tongues. There are educational clubs such as the H istory, Biology, and Architectural, in which students find wider fields of knowledge about a favorite subject. 66 lnterclub Watters Golbin Swanson Silver Charwas Mould Brown Stade Sorensen Serra Ray Harry McLaren Kaitschuk de la Pena Hackley Neuman Lyon Rollins Herzherg Young Ridder Benson Faust Annamarie Young, Pres.g Gladys I-Icrzberg, Scribe, Miss Deaton, Adviser. As for literary interest, the Pentong and Reading Clubs deal with the read- ing and appreciation of recognized good literature. The Y and Hi-Y Clubs whose purpose it is to promote good fellow- ship and high ideals among the students, are sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A. The Girls' Senior Council was organized for the beneht of freshmen who enter Austin bewildered. its purpose is to acquaint them with the customs, clubs, and ideals of Austin, instill in them an enthusiastic school spirit, and urge them on to a successful high career. Still other organizations are the Aviation, Cartoonists and Home Economics Clubs which are continually doing big things in their individual lines. The stupendous show is over, Many of the crowds are leaving the circus and its menagerie behind them, in search of newer, greater things that life can give them. To them may the menagerie of Austins' Clubs journey with them in their hearts and help bring success in another menagerie, that of the world. Yet many of the crowds linger, hungry for more, and hesitating to leave for a while at least. To them may the menagerie have brought a sense of love and appreciation, and a determination to see more of that great tent of activity in the days to come. 67 C. l. C. Officers ETHEL FREEMAN Gladys Herzberg Grace Karstens Secretary President 'Treasurer C. I. C. Chairmen Swanson Hamon Brady Enstrom Jones Pritzker Grote Mueller Herzberg Clapp Jennings A 68 C. I. C. Officers ROBERT Prusscon WILUAM BAKER Rosen Moum Szcrelary President Treasurer C. I. C. Clean-up Committee Goodman Inman Brady Enstrom jones Mould Kroot Spider McCollum Lewison Mould Quelle Grote Knudsen Huffman 69 C. l. C. Representatives -l Dehainanc Consiglio Arzel Stein Levett Prescott Bredehorn Ensrrom Lesrina Maass Wolf Osterman Meyer Liebhart Silver Sollie Abramson jack Doner Florio Moore Goldberg Solstad Bell Zirzow Spolander Witting Gleister Conley Zoo Peuser Hoch Soderburg von der Hors: Thorson Greenwood Hebard Hardman C. l. C. Representatives-2 McAnalb Dessart Hook Gustafson johnson Miller Kaiser Brauner Ehlschlaeger Heimberger Luders McCabe Freeman McCarthy McLaren Anderson Murphy Crayne Bolger Franz Heckman Douglas Karstens Mills Brooks Brietzke Nelson Healy Finn Gibson Smith Brown Ganka Keely jchnston Preston Maltby Mann Marabanian Tract Wechselberger Szoke Schueler Conklin Estey Balkin Dispensa Moxness Reechsrein Maurer Leavitt Wais 70 Astral Clulo Cabinet f' Pinkus lser Mr. Smith Franzen Baar Schoenberg Lane Hirt Hafner Ward Voelker Carter Zinck Leavitt Cureton Dahlgren Tampary Nelson Rollins Ray Miss Lloyd Germaine Rollins, Pres.g Charlotte Ray, Vice-Pres.g Christine Tampary, Secg Grace Nelson, Treas.g Miss Lloyd, Adviser. Astral Cluln - l Errant Aronson Pierce Woodmansee Hancock Witting Brickman Glaser Leahy Kelly Stone Seider Hemwall Carlsen Leaver Aronson Neumann Peterson Stade Brizzolara Johnston Stangeland Rasercik Ofsaiof Nelson Kretschmer Adam Cermak Wolfff Schwartz Rottapel Estey Babel Marzec Epstein Bauer Finella Greenwood Talbot Stangland Lyon Gerchoilf Rasenus Greenfield Altschul La Shairo Szymusik Papageorge Grubman 71 Astral Club-2 Fleischman Rocldeller Loranz Henderson Furner Cuyler Rice Stone Thomas Hall Freeman Hagen Henson Vogel Koos Weis Rause McGrane Casey Casey Bruce Harvey Mathison Daly Kib Warren Tracy Martin Hebard Zeigler Unnewehr Gilpatrick Rys Wilkins Bamber Post Reum King Orndoff Fehrm Harry Korytar Hage Kammerer Syvertsen Prevalos Westergaard Horn Anderson Bilek Nolan Gollnick Peterson Astral Clulm-3 Minardi Anderson Munson Enst rom Brady Hein Gessel Pomernacki Falkman Friedland Burns Grote Finn Keane Muller Daly Dillon Hanson Meldrum Paley Lehmann Dodge Quelle Horton Witte Wilkinson Hulhn Gunderson Dilger Schulz Brekke Callner Doseff O'Donnell Judson Haussmann Hackley Hoch Foster Herzberg Deimel Slesinski Brown Jensen jordan McKinley 72 Astral Clula-4 Adis McCollum Kroot Dubars Horne jack Jaffe Peters Finn Hodek jepsen Baer Brown Byrne Gregg Kanpp Hale Erickson Jensen Goldstein Johnson Morse Amos Youngquist Hoglund Babcock ,Nlulcahy Bellegay Osborne Dahlgren Roepke Howard Stiller Cosentino Olson de la Pena ooney Vierthaler Goldberg Edelheit Warsaw Brassovanyi Lein Monaco Ross Block Lamm Olsen Gulbrandsen Hampton , 6m-iw Hobby Club Crime Mills Brown Schwennersen Brauner Falkman Meisner Pritzker Block Wallace Williams Hardin Marshall Rohter Rottapel Babcock Schoenberg Pinl-:us Yavitz Lewison Simon Rueff Spaulding Crew Silver Shiiferd Dahlstrom Burns Arthur Silver, Presg David Spaulding, Vice-Pres.g Stanley Shiffered, Sec.3 Wesley Wes- terberg, Treasg Mr. Crew, Adviser. 73 College Clula Cabinet McCarron Gollnick Kroot Stade Young Sher Alley Epstein Meyer Lyon Rollins Munns Benson Peterson Nolan Evelyn Benson, Pres.: Dorothy Munns, Vice-Pres.: Germaine Rollins, Sec.: Helen Lyon, Treasg Miss Randolph, Adviser. College Club- l 5 Goldstein Horn Nelson Karstens Sundin McCollum MacDonald Walde Runnion Miller Likas Schreiner Franzen Umenholer jancouvius Patton Gleisten Lal.onde Calmeyn Thorson Sielaff Amos Neuman Padorr Chesbro Helmich Paesler Cummuta Kaitschuk Zimmerman Wood Stoll Slesinski Deimal Grove Gordon Bobek Faubel Buchholz 74 College Club-Z Youngquis: Lein Steinmerz O'Sullivan Rice Shapiro Fish Hoglund Rcsenstein Kelly Larson Koos Dickerson Rause Weis McG rane Martin Schulz Orloff Dehn Mascheroni Wolff Richards Gregg Mulcahy Palermo Hamilton Westergaard Morse Reichal Kretz Rutkin Orloff Matava Metropulos McCuen Schwartz Gilbert College Club-3 DeFatta Johnsen Thompson Knickerbocker Bisgard Domko Leahy Kammerling Winder Sorensen Coburn Nelson Otzko Walters Ewald Rosenus Seider Wohlers Bayne Anderson Jorgensen Carlsen Stone Byer Hardman Ristau Alrschul Hering Dodd Grusd Bauer Footlik Chemers Baer McGrath Zwiers Chidley Miller Richard Jonas Warsaw Goldberg 75 College Club-4 Olson Amsterdam Vick Hoss Keane Hi rt Mathison Pi gman Hansen McLaren Grubman Fleischman Sacks Keenan Bassuk Haddix Prevolos Ma rten Tampary Glenner Papageorge Cooper unior College Clula -l Brown A Jensen Fay Bcilke Warren Kolnsberg Leir Crapple Grunsted Larson Marshall Hodgson Anderson La Pansee Ray Perlis Cohn Deans Molloy Jordan Herrington Moorehead Watters Morse Westfall Brown jean Watters, Pres.g Dorothy Morehead, Vice-Pres.g Eleanor Herrington, Treas. 76 Latin Clulo - l Lyon Sartorio Clark J ones Fry johnson Hasting Home Hanson Walters Lorenz Spaulding Berley McMahon Brice Thomas Handrickson Harry Brody Kammerer Freeman Miller Stiller Brinkmann J acobs Berner Woloszkiewicz Potter Gleason jones Lavery Marzec Ebert Bangert Kretschmer Ahl Vigmola Filler Doolittle Brainard Weber Stacie Mr. Culbertson Ogden Hebard Gollnick Shirley Stade, Pi'es.g Fred Brainerd, Vice-Pres.g Marion Hebard, Treasg Virginia Ogden, Sec.g Serg. joe Walkerg Miss Older, Mr. Culberson, Advisers. Latin Clulo - 2 Horn Cooke Gessel Bodenstab Minardi McCollum Peterson Kroot Schwartz Nelson Hyland Peifer Schoeneck Otto Tankus Lunde Roberts Stein de la Pena Marshall Watters Westfall Friedlznd Brickman Lamb Hoss Peterson Lein lvlaltby Paesler Hardin 77 French Clula - l Gould Elliot Soderberg Inman MacDonald Jepson Lein Crapple Hansen Iser Cloud Alley Mullen Warren Moxley Fleischman I-Ioch White Ward Peacock Novak Morse Peterson Nelson Brown Gensen Duncan Keenan Klass Deane Richard Papageorge Prevolos McCarron Vallo Dehainaut Pierce Golbin Keane Clenner Riva Golbin, Pres.g Howard Pierce, Vice-Pres. 3 Marion Keane, Sec. 3 Louis Dehainhout Treas.g Miss Denvir, Miss Kempes, Advisers. F rencl1 Clula - 2 Hilborn Tracy Murphy Finn Todoroff Cella Pomernacki Holder Sarsfield Tankus Tench Finn Palermo Solstad Foster Domka House Nolan Schwartz Gampson Grove Berling Epstien Gunderson Faubel Lepavsky LaShaivo Szymusik Hershman Filler Knickerbocker Hlavacek Miller Jonas Osborne McGrath 78 German Clulu Calainet Kelley Awgaicis Siemers Lieberman Eck Kaiser Halleman Carstens Gruner Eppler Baldwin Nelson Tatomer Buchholz Furner Friese Wittman Schneider Pipenhagen Bernotow Stepan Esch Wendel Meisner Fay Babiarz Cermak Storz Nelson Mr. Beck Kaitschuk Vierchaler Kretz Dee Wilma Kaitschuk, Presg Marie Vierthaler, Vice-Pres: Robert Nelson, Sec.3 Russell Baldwin, Treas.g Mr. Beck, Adviser. GGHDHH - l C12 We Shockey Krueger Bartel Wassell Hollatz Puntschart Schult Seybold Bott Thompson Lezchuk Krebes Hanson Adam Kranz Dotzauer Carlson Pogorelsky Anderson Hirt Loofborough Koester Lorenz Gorney Kurtz Bellion Crockett Babel Ehrendreich Bloch Miss Walker Silver Otto Mayer Sohn Klafs 79 GENDER - 2 Schrader Epstein Lane Mueller Young Wilson l-Ioelzer Hoffmann Knudsen Stahuke Pomper Tode Anderson Schlotthann Treutelaur Gerhardt Goldstein Portle Reinish Roepke Schultz Jonas Miller Oetting Senne Zirzow Ingledew Schrader Callner Clark Bedacht Miss Cleworth Hendricksen Goldberg Marten Acldat Spanish Club - l QW Q Mills Thorpe Kester jo nson Roth Enstrom Schwartz Dejarlais Plack Rueii Neuman Ewald Mead Ewalcl Shapiro Chiappe Engh Hampton ' Tc-seas Abel Springer Taylor Yavitz Schreiner Mullins Rollefson Grubman Papageorge Beck, Balkin Thompson Samuell Carpenter Raabe De la Pena Colangelo Ostrand Stebe Miss Publow Olga De la Pena, Pres.g Marily Raabe, Vice-Pres,3 Dolores Golangelo, Sec.3 Ruth Ostrand, Treasg Miss Publos, Adviser. X fl so TJ QP at 5 vo 'Nl Pentong Club - l Dietz Keller Cloud Burdine l-lasting Cuyler johnson Nissen Daly Leir ' Lund Sacks Williams Cooper Hamilton Benson Shapin Sher Chin-do Crowley Moorelead Kugler Eisenberg Beilke McCuen Brauner Marten Mueller Zaeller Korytar LaPansee Dispensa Narter Ofsaiof Haddix Goldswornhy Myers Clark Bedacht Papageorge Cooper Neuman Oakman Metropulos Grubman Daly Padorr Lyon Raeder Vierthaler Kretz Thompson Helen Lyon, Pres.3 Grace Daly, Vice-Pres.g john Oakman, Sec.g Abe Radinsky, Treas.g Miss Cook, Adviser. Pentong Clulu-2 Sauer Thompson Mil Th e Trumbull johnson Roth Falkman Hardin Bade Hanson Byrne Stebe Ham Pritzker Roach Keen Nolan Barnes Ewing Stade Gulbrandsen House O'Sullivan Schwartz Gessel Schreiner L Zinck Welch Dehn Henson Dahlgren Dillon Abrams Srepan Carter Harder ,Iouris Haga Prevolos Westergaard Hackley Haussman Duffy Grandpre Kellner Burns Franzen Block Gordon Lein Hampton Rutkin Mataba ,I udson iw M Pentong Club-3 Mathison Radunsky Pierce Holder Mur ray ,I ack Callen Horne Vermaas Neff 1-Iasse Finn Stone Rosenus Keely Lochmann Cadwell Keenan Wolper M itton Peterson Walters Epstein Rorstedt Kaitschuk Peterson J ancovius Seider Martin Ristau Jonas Neumann Larson Pehlke Lundstrom Winder Falone Baer Honomichl Johnsen McGrath Edelheit Dybka lgfukev club Hampton Skafgard Patton Walters Olsen Freeman Coburn Chidley Ward 82 Biology Club Klooster johnson Fu rner Stone Paley Roberts I-losnicka Roehr Kroot Babcock Swanson Thompson Be rli ng Monaco Solstad Holderness Zimmerman Sachs McCollum Stebe Kelly Aronson Woloszkiewicz Fleischman Lesoff Osborne Hakes Errant Monaco Mulcahy Taylor Greenwood Schwartz Vierthaler Klass Bourke Hansen J ensen Brown Springer Sorensen Neuman Frantzen Kretz Rosenstein Florence Sorensen, Pres.: Juliet Newman, Vice-Pres.3 Vivian Kretz, Sec., Gladys Frant- zen, Treasg Mr. Miller, Adviser Reading Clulo Q f 1 Schwartz Wood Brady McGuire Hasring Knudsen Lewison Palermo Walters Gregg Laing Nelson Finn Rueff Freeman Horton Turncy Mathison Greenwood Aronson Falone Daly Sher Daly Lyon Neuman Berson Tampary Meister Juliet Newman, Presg Miss Iser, Adviser. 83 Senior Hi -Y Florio Lorenz Hall Fehrmann Cooke Hasting Farrer Corrado Bu rd i ne ,I ohnson Prescott Roth Salopoulos Fry Organ Todoroff Voreck Lunde Otto Browne Woodmansee Peifer Stewart Douglas Suguin Niesen Riddet Mould Kissane Dahlstrom Sohn Wilfrid Riddet, Pres., Robert Niesen, Vice-Pres, Elmer Kissane, Sec.g Robert Mould, Treas.g Mr. Sonquist, Adviser. unior Hi -Y Club Raubolt Downing Flack Crayne Ganka King Lineback Christian Kissane Crytser Hirt Mr. Thomas Christians Barton Mould Olson Pierson john Mould, Pres., Sam Barton, Vice-Pres., Wilbur Christians, Sec.g Harry Olson, Treas.g Mr. Thomas, Adviserg Mr. Pierson, Y. M. C. A. Secretary. 84 Architectural Club , Brooke King Holder Inman Spohnholz Stenman Thiel Liljestam Pethes Johnson Thoms Becker Herzog Marotto Gustafson Erickson Hodal Lindquist Kausal Roth Smith Poslusny Christiansen Babiarz Lemperis Nelson Mr. Jarvis Lodwick Mr. Craig Brown Hilcl Soderberg Maresca john Brown, Pres.3 Geo. Brooks, Vice-Pres.: Geo. Gustafson, Sec.3 Mr. Jarvis, Adviser Cartoonists Clulo Taromer Enstrom Block Bredchorn Offen Dahlstrom Manny Preston Burns Zinck Carter Wetzel Logan Baar Gill Burns Miss Bartelme Rys Haga Olson Berner Turner Dixon Fish Freeman Hamon Swanson Boclenstab Roper Bellson Franklin Swanson, Presg Miss Bartelme, Adviser. 85 History Clulo -l Chiappe Schultz Clark Kaska Barton Mills Lewison Umholtz Inman Jacobs Hendrickson Brehman Ostrand Thorpe Burns McGuire Schreiner Meister Laing Meyers Raschke Horton Williams Shapiro Hoss Greenviood Beck Mullins Gleason Calderon Filler Larson Keenan Altschul Carpenter Hirt Franzen Neuman Serra Miss Willis Epstein Dahlstrom Conchita Serra, Pres.g Marie Holman, Vice-Presg Ruth Creek, Sec.g Howard Offen, Treas.g Mason Freeman, Sgt,-at-Armsg Miss Willis, Adviser History Clulo - 2 Bodenstab Sullivan johnson Baker Hardin Sarsheld Brady Duggan Carlson O'Sullivan DeFatta Rueff Mathews Rollefson Kelly J onas Donnelly Churches Schwartz Yavi tz Chidley Tampary Holman Creek Zwiers Patton Thorson 86 Home Economics Club -l Caan Moisan Smith Sundin Karstens Cooper Von der Horst Trentelaar johnson Nelson Gleisten Hosticka Lange Green Olsen Stubner Rissling Ruud Ellsworth Fish Bellson Wetze Gordon Sandstrom Lamm Miss Hanna Bradbury Gustafson Woloszkiewicz Tracy Land Hackley Rice Schrader Edson Chesbro Effie Hackley, Prcs.g Margaret Rice, Vice-Pres.3 Erma Schrader, Sec. 3 jane Land, Treas.: Miss Hanna, Miss Glacldish, Advisers. Aviation Club Rose D'Orazio Lutters Krasno Oien johnson Mr. Crew Pergeude 87 H Y H Calainet Spolander Franzen Clark Finn Karstens Potter jorgensen Meyer Miss Walker Mi ,Johnstone Dilger Moorhead Marshall Walters Zack Miss Iser Neuman Nelson Ahl Beck Wood Srotz Vallo Ray Hirt EfHer McLaren Zimmerman Serra Dehn Peggy McLarer ? Presg Catherine EfHer, Vice-Pres.: Olga Zimmerman, Sec.3 Helen Hirt, Treas.g Conchita Serra, Serg.-at-Arms, Miss Iser, Miss Abell, Miss Walker, Miss Gam- bell, Mrs. Moore, Miss Johnstone, Miss Deaton, Advisers. Y Club -I l-lemwall Rockefeller Winder Lehmann Vick Mitton Corbett Carlsen Brandenberger ,I ones McKinley McGrath johnson j ohnson Brehman Leaheey Warsaw Schneider Tracy Chidley Dahlgren Anderson DeFatta Peacock Baer Ristau Finella Edelheit Dybka Altshul Engwall Carpenter Sherman Goldberg Olson King Jensen jordan Brown Calderon Churches Findlay 88 Y Club-2 Dahlgren Thorson Gulbranclsen Gregg Nelson Buchholz jepsen Goldstein Brizzolara Rutkin Frantzen Monaco Dodd Dessart Wilson Marten I-losticka Morse Eberlein Curry Hafner Hardman Pehlke Lundsfrom Kynan Laisan Schwartz Dean Papageorge Glass Gleason Rosenstein Duffy Matava Benson Mulcahy Gordon Sundin Nelson MoCuen Lamm u .. l Y Cl la 3 Jones Plutz Hartmann Witte I-lackley Koenig Ohman MacDonald Smevold Turner Leahy Thompson Johnsen Argyle Hyland Hlavacek Knickerbocker Brauner High Field Daly Domko Bisgard Farnum Cummuta Galbraith Short Fehrm Miller Dodd Reichel Richards Unnewehr Blum Gamson Goodyear Wilkins Duncan Orndoff Kramer Lepavsky Korytar D. Donnelly E. Donnelly Brody Ijams Sielaff Mueller Allin McWatters Taylor Marshall 89 Y Club-4 Findlay Moran Homes Cox Brice Stangeland Thomas Soper Pendleton Lyon Blomgren Daly Wheelhouse Anderson Peuser johnson Arrighi Stonhouse Knapp Duerrstein Vignola Oesterlund Ashley Molloy Steiner johnson Kretschmer Simms Von der Horst Sher Kuhnert Ahl Stenfelt Hyden Rex Triantes Graham Haas Bernstein jones Rinehart Benzuly Hodgson Andersen Bangert Ebert Orloff Martin Y Club-5 Haase Springer Maskell Malcotte Bohle Andersen Spolander Tracy Salk Gleister Bellson Fish Neff Weeks Petersen Ostergren Nelson Lindell Nelson Peddie Ollswang Balkin Falone Pedrick Sacks Miller Pettersen Gilbert Larson Westfall Gustafson Aronson Haussmann Sacso Elson Simpson Godin Clark Leaver Brown Roberts Lindquist Richard Chesbro Jonas Sbertoli Bruns Tract McCoy Greenwood Vierthaler Grove 90 Q. Y Club-6 Ferwerda Tampary Johnson Krattebol Byrne Mueller Lein Carpenter Gilpatrick O'Sullivan Alley Osborne Kelly Thorn Stevenson Thompson McCluer Olson Beill-ce Judson Dehn Davis Haddix Cureton Stodd LaLonde Larson Altschul Cooper Grubman Baxter Coburn Prevalos Leptien Wesrergaard Voelker Dodge Galioto Adams Caliendo Girls, Senior Council McCormack Hofer Judson Munns Freeberge jahn Gulbrandsen Henson Sorenson Dahlgren Pedrick Clapp Walbaum Effler Carter Hackley Land McGrane Dee Bellson Dougherty Benson Hamilton Faust Duffy Bolin Hulseberg Alley jones Wenzel Prevolos Morse Westergaard Van Vleet Harder Simms Engh l-iagstrom 91 ll llflcl . . r M P Little Theatre -l ll 'M , I Freevol Harvey Collins Miller Roth Lange Wais Pritzker Mould Overton Keenan Beck Carpenter Wier Stepan Welch Neuman Knudsen Duncan Olson Dispensa Roy Donnelly Fusco Kammerling Narter Sher Dispensa Padorr lvhss Glynn Lyon Olson Dahlstrom Miller Miss Madelein Glynn-Director Charlotte Ray-Business Manager Daclcly Long-Legsw Decemlser 7 ancl 8 92 Little Theatre -2 Wallace Fry Girod McColl Laliferty Salopoulos l-lasting Umlauf DeFatLa Galbraith Finn Myers Marshall Baar Varzos Brassovanyi Serra Otzko Sorensen Seider Edwards Raeder Block Daly Conley Ray Freeman Daly Allin Block uDaddy Long-Legsn ' December 7 ancl 8 93 ORR BRANCH Stuclent ounci Balle Clark Woltman Wiersen johnson Bergesin johnson Benedetto Amundsen Baar Jacobson Beck lvlichaud Zeller Woodruff Griffy Sorensen Andersen Honor Society Mrs, Sweeney MarLinek johnson Strazzabosco Freudeberger Gielow Saffrin Roemer DeCock Frey Suhrbier J ohansen Coffman Ozarka Hancock Beck Mackprang Comodo Seichner Berg Groll Wilkens Ladegaard Motyka Kuchynka Del Bello Knudzon Marie Kuchynka, Pres.: Lillian Del Bello, Vice-Pres.g Rose Motyka, Sec.g Ellen Lade- gaard, Treas.3 Mrs. Sweeney, Adviser. 94 ORR BRANCH Times Reps Miss Wiersen Miss Clarke lmes Jaeger Newton Schoenwald Griffin Strazzabosco Hultquist Rehling Freudenberger Marks Moranetz Voss Hulse Olsen Reper Sevelli D' Imperio Quist Neville Woodyard Ivlalstrorn Tonn Norem Young Italia Olsen Du roff Donis Meyer Seichner Saletta Braverman Audagioris Busscher Emerson Ladegaard Simonis Anderson Ashford Mackey Ellen Ladegaard, Pres.: Ona Anderson, Vice-Pres.: Alice Busscher, Second Vice-Pres.g Beatrice Ashford, Treasg Miss Wierson, Sponsor. Editorial Saranier Griffy Miss Horn Davis Simonis Malstrom Parmitier Catherine Davis, Ed.-in-Chiefg Louise Simonis, lBus. Mgr.g Miss Hom, Sponsor. Ber- nice Malstrom, Myrtle Dall, Mildred Foley, Virginia Parmitier, Geraldine Schoenwald. Frances Saraniec, Blanche Criffy, Asst. Eds. 95 ORR BRANCH Girl Reserves -l Miss Wiersen Miss Fitzgerald Pedersen Sorenson Martinek Saletta Cooke Williams Graziano Cholvin Motyka Haman Busscher Ozarl-ca Zander Vlinter Hclmquist Norem Audagiores Dwyer Kane Viegener Gibbs Trelatsky Deboar Crocioni Kares Girl Reserves-2 Paulsen Wiedemann Mozal Laing Hartmann Klein Ruhlin Lavoy Bergesen Staub Rux Plastina Wilten Johansen SaFl'rin White johnson Berg Martine Halvorsen Weymouth Winter Svojse Santella Moliere Seichner Suhrbier Swanson Knudtzon Koentz DeBellis Klemm Toth Florence Koeritz, Pres.3 Florence De Bellis, Vice-Pres.g Dorothy Knudtzon, Sec.g Har- riett Klemm, Treasg Hannah Ayasse, Soc. 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Overflow Tent No. 2 99 V,,,,,.v' V if 5. 14 s V2 'z HERE COMES THE BA D pw, abs f 4' 6 WX cv 5 if arf QQ 1559? fw, i g ,M Af? Sl 1 '5 m 4 A GX 3 ii , , .X 3 wk y f 9 4 X Y 5 f Q gg- f I , ,, 4 0 5 ' 1 , . - Q' , 1. 55 M x ..z. 1 25-:G .vm-'fx J .. af f rl: W :f- Q1 - 'nz' IP. H A , .... .. ' Girls, Glee Club Wheehouse Goldstein Revsine Butler Hammar Moran Hazlett Bahrle Bass Cox Walters Lange Dodge Knepp Shapiro Mead Brawovanyi Lamb Cureton Ashley Voelker Gorney Carlson Short Simpson Stevenson Woloszkiewicz jones Greiner Gustafson Miss Lloyd Harms Edwards Chidley Beck De la Pena Papageorge Roehr Crowell J. U. G. Glee Club Olson Ranseen Firmier Vermaas Raschke Kammerling Baumgart Zeigles Zoller Williamson Swanson Schultz Unnewehr Ward Charner Olsen Steelhammer Magland Clemenson Hendricksen Ward Iser Voss Hendrickson Miss Ryerson Harry Fehrm Orndoff 102 +.f Li ff! Warblers - l Oakman Wood Collins Freemuth Kaska Wag Sawyer Sample Chouinard Raubolt Kellner Coburn Jaekel Adaskiewiez Nimmer Schulz Patron Foster Monaco H gesx Procunier Grove Tampary Effier Knickerbocker Bobek 5kKrecz Grande 1k If I W, 1 e , x u Warblers Clula - 2 Manzke Kester Bodenstab Payne Wicghart Kruse Freeman Awgaitis Klafs Wais Keller O'Brien Silverberg Colangelo Raals Herzberg Edwards Chiodo Bassud Hult Williams Gleason Winder Falone Urban Vermahs Raeder Meyers Padorr 103 'o a 65 CQ lf -E U -CI U C Z5 s.. m s.. L.. H, E, Nutt, Director Sabbatiello, Helen son, CTI Sw Mildred Swenson, Oh ari Malone, M Wegener, Evelyn Arsinow, Captain, .Jeanette Olson, Evelyn Cor- a Pravda. Ann ald, HW Geraldine Schoe Emsting, rothy Do Lieut. g ond ardt, Sec Gernh de Gertru cher, ce Buss Lieut. 1 Ali lst Idred ki, Mi S h Sabbatiello, Stella jastrem dit porals: Irma Haman, E hitc, Staff Sergg W Maj , g Gladys Drum Serg. renee Arsinow, Flo Strazzabosco, Alice Williams, jane Emerson, Wittersheim, Mary Milkau, Top Serg. Mr. Nutt, abel Pearl Svojse, Supply Serg. M a Masengo, Pauline Marchuk, Lillian Talentino, eracci, Pi Y nfl e je er, Bernie ffl Roe Ruth yard, Wood Lois Director, Sergeants, Gilmartin. Edith Olsen, Rose Deferville, Alice Colquitt, Yolanda alker, Anna thea W I'O Gibbs, Do hie Kuchler, Louise McCarthy, Sop opera club -1 Wiegharl: Dubats Manzke Kester Kruse Wood Ni mmer Coburn Adaskiewicz Keller Knickerbocker Rogers Dietz Winder Colangelo Chiodo Edwa rds Anderson Kaitschuk Bassuk Olson Hampton Tampary Schrader Vermaas Raeder Wadsworth I-Ierzberg J, Lee Roth-Director Opera ' 2 Oakman Raubolt Kaska Collins Sample Sawyer Chouinard Oherg Payne Williams Padorr Awgaitis Silverberg Foster O'Brien Kretz Kellner Gardner Freeman Hult Procunier Gustafson Pieritz J aekel Effler Meyers Wais Masciola Ellyn Monaco Haiges Grove Grandpre Grande Gleason Bodenstab Hendrickson 1-larry Zeigler Falone Urban Bobek Patton Schultz Wagner 105 x , .X N ,Ayvkf .. Q -XVI Vw V' Lvxxfvvvik, f F5 m U I-5 O sci S 55 QQ QS JE Ll-Iva Dv: if Zu. u U15 EO .EE n. 45 Ou.: I stra OfCl1e E. O. Schilclhauer, Director Q- E cw 'nf I rs! Violins- Thompson Flutes- Piano- Piccolos- Kaitchuck Lange Kellner Williamson Keil Jonas Keil Barthalemio Ostach Grille Seider Barton Polley Barton Hoffmann Barilones- Pograud Osborne Horns- Tornabene Flutes- Horns- Walker hbflfe ghaistensen glsgn Drums- fxbell giflderson grown aussman a n erson C arnes son aser Nardulli Peterneck Tyombongx- Cialis, Keil Williams Billata Sharie Maravalle Cobb Peyfog Fin, Lieufenanfs- Rydell Walley Houska ampary 'Polhisen Hall Brooks Camels- Christi ns Basses- yner Ottal mo Saxophones- Peyrot Bmoks J 3014 Smbb iska Stewart Woods Olefsky Kramer Wooclmansee l-laffe CPP. 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Jaffe Capt. Grondahl Capt. Simon Capt. Lagorio Capt. Jenks Capt. jones Lieut. Dachher Capt. Keil Capt. Terveen Lieut. Col, Miller Major Williams Capt. Litchfield 109 R. O. T. C. Sergeants Turner Landeck Schnerder Aarsemh Cerny O4Hearn Bornquist Deering Kerrigan O'Hearn Olsen Donovan Lewis Pieritz Bedlek Bloomquist Digiovanni Richert Brown Carney Manny Kalke Mackie Way Anderson Aronson Schultz Melvin Hepner Goff Franrzen Capt, Jenks Lewis Cuonzo Nimmer Sceiskalr 110 R. O. T. C. Corporals Weiss Tarvell Lange Triplett Bowen Berkland Ziel Moore Nelson Barton Vogelsang Hayworth Derlm Rohde I-Iayccck Whitworth Lamelough james Shaw Balderson Dedakis Reynolds Hedin Thompson Oberg Schulze Crayne Olsen Conenna Cartwright Peynot Oftdahl Cunningham Frohman Massover Lawrence Nelson Garrison Capt. Jenks Gilbertson Lumby Motto Varraveto 111 Maroon ancl White Staff Ramona J enn g F irst Row Martha Clapp Mortimer johnson Herb Nelson john Harnon Zella Lane Second Row Margaret Welch Germaine Rollins Robert Mould Annamarie Young Marjorie Welch Fifth Row Margaret Gulbrandsen Leonora Henson 112 Wilfrid Riddet Third Row Dorothy Walp Virginia Mueller Franklin Swanson Leslie Deimal Janey O'SulliVan Fourth Row: Josephine Allin Howard Offen Dorothy Hewitt Marvin Hastings Eleanor Roehr Maroon ancl White Staff ll? C-The Austin Times Staff H N VAN VLEET CLIFFO Ed lor-rn-Chief Business M g First Row- Frances Cordon, Asst. Editor Russell Cessel, Asst. Editor Genevieve Dilger, News Editor Arthur Silver, Sports Editor Dale Samuell, Asst. News Editor Second Row- Edith Block, Contributing Ed. Robert Nissen, Sports Writer Germaine Rollins, Girls' Sports William Finn, Headline Editor Virginia Mueller, High Light Editor Third Row- janey O'Sullivan, Alumni Editor Wilma Kaitschuk, Club Editor john Burns, Sport Humor Dorothy Walp, Contact Editor Leslie Deimel, Contact Editor Fourth Row- Wanda Slesinsky, Staff Typist Mildred Budwin, Staff Typist Max Pritzker, Sales Manager Betty Hampton, Staff Typist Florence Olson, Staff Typist Fifth Row-A Mark Hardin, Advertising Elmer Kissane, Circulation Jerome Pinkus, Advertising 114 The Austin Times Sta 115 ff ournalistic Art Staff Carlson Girod Lafferty Hamon Vklallace Umlauf jancovius Herrington Carter Zinck Lanc Mjss Pellcns Times Reporters Cloud Butler Hardin Gardner Hasting Swanson Stade Hanson Harvey Finn Murphy Nolan Gollnick Mr. Bererns Fetherston james Mathison Freeman Doolittle Lyon Yavitz Golhin Berson Franzen Berner Cowgill Hague ljams 116 uill and Scroll The active members of the Austin Chapter of Quill and Scroll national honorary society for high school journalists, are: Q H. 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BERENS, Faculty Adviser Martha Clapp Frances Gordon Genevieve Dilger Margaret Welch Wilma Kaitschuk Virginia Mueller Anna Marie Young Clifford Hall Wilfrid Riddet Helen Van Vleet Ramona Jennings Russell Gessel Order of I329 Local journalistic Honorary Society GOLD CLASS Helen Van Vleet Ramona -Jennings Clifford Hall Wilfrid Riddet SILVER CLASS Margaret Welch Marjorie Welch Josephine Allin john Burns Genevieve Dilger W'illiam Finn Frances Gordon Lesley Deimel Elmer Kissane Virginia Mueller Robert Niesen ,Ianey O'Sullivan Max Pritzker Harold Rogers Germaine Rollins BRO Frances Grote Melba Hamilton Marie Lein Richard Duffy Wanda Slesinski Ethel Franzen Irma Berner Charlotte Ray Ethel Doolittle Helen Lyon Jerome Pinkus Richard Butler Walter Gardner Florence Cannon Ethel Freeman LaVerne Nolan Evelyn Gollnick Janice Harvey Dale Samuell Arthur Silver Dorothy Walp Annamarie Young Eleanor Roehr Robert Mould Wilma Kaitschuk Jack Buchanan Edith Block Martha Clapp Russell Gessel Gladys Herzberg Mortimer johnson Herbert Nelson NZE CLASS Marguerite Murphy Mae Belle Finn Shirley Stade Irene Hansen Bernice Hague Vivian Mathison Riva Golbin Eloise I j ams Gwendolyn james Theodore Fetherston Elmer Yavitz Blanche Berson Helen Cowgill klerry Cloud Mildred Budwin Betty Hampton Florence Glscn 117 5mMz3K ff T' wm5 QQLLY f5TV?5 QB. I Tis I - -' 9' 'N' oo C O .' P , -21:5 E'R?'ORMiN G Nix 5EmsJQw1 4., if -W.. a --X L X ll Evqlaiqeibzof Qlmia Q .21e1.::.,lQlQQ.Q.:1Q1.a,1.iQf.S-f.,H.1.,-lQ1.,i..,.f.f.,1-1.1-3 HHIPPODROMEQ Q 4, A. M,,,. hu Aivv, .,AQ .. .,V Q :,,A A..... A.,,,.1 VVZX V, ,,,,, , .,:: ,A, ., -L 1 .,A4 2 ,,,A, .-'- f.V, . ,E 1fAf: '.,v,,, X. X v -. I: ZZAIV IIE- - 4.,A. 1 A'.- .,,.5jjj..I.IggggguE ff G W A! ,,.. X i? j g V 3 WX N' N '. J,. f f Y, 3U7GWq5,Q xx A , V X fy f . 6 Mxw X A A Q ,XL ! 5h 'Q' :.. w'1 f Leonard Ronin, Vice-Pres. Chris Charwhas, Pres. john Zepp, Sec.-Treas. . 39 Varsity A Austin's athletic honor society, the Varsity spon- past season, organizing the upper and lower class schedules N for intramural basketball, and supervising the season pass system. A Definite action against smoking and gambling within the f N. area of the school was fostered and backed by the organiza- tion, with the aid and co-operation of the students. sored its spirit and sportsmanship policy throughout the f - I ij Tauber Thurocy Ronin Charwhas Zepp Nelson Sohn Coach Ring Nieson Florio Kassay Fetherston Berg Klafls Bryant Pastor McGrail Brickman Wilson Nowik Rabe Baker Adams Humphrey 120 Football l Sohn intercepting O. P. pass for 50 yard run to second touchdown AUSTIN 12-OAK PARK O After years of patient trying a light, fast and confident football team from Austin invaded Oak Park and drubbed the 'Unbeatable' huskies to the tune of 12 to 0. Victory at last! But a victory that was fought for every minute of play and hoped for by every one of the five thousand Austin students and alumni that were present. While the cheering preceding the game may have been considered loud it was nothing compared to the terrific din raised by the rooters when our '-:' I i ' zbq H, maroon and white jerseyed little scrappers took to the field. The whole gang, somehow, knew it was their day. ,- Oak Park kicked off to the Austin cohorts, who worked the ball up to the fifty yard line. Coach Ring then sent in VT , Gil Callies to replace Doner, and two plays later Callies whipped a pass to Benny Sohn Cdestined to be the hero of ..:: A the dayj who gave a classy demonstration of open field running while traversing the remaining distance to the promised land. Coach Ring Austin's first touchdown. And the seething, cheering, joy-mad crowd of rooters did not intend to let their rivals forget it. Oak Park then demonstrated its gameness by carrying the ball, by sheer strength, to the Austin sixteen yard line, here a fifteen yard penalty put the ball on our one yard line. Now was the time when the expression all hot and bothered pertained to all loyal Austinites. But Austin weatlfered the repeated drives of the Oak Park backs for three downs and was rewarded by the whistle which ended the half with the ball on the eighteen inch line. The second half found the two teams surging back and forth over the Held. Oak Park having the advantages in collecting more first downs but being repulsed at the crucial moments, at which times johnny Zepp, our fullback, would send beautiful punts soaring down the field, with the Austin ends and backs under them. ln the closing moments of play Oak Park heaved many passes in a des- perate attempt to score. One of these tosses intended for the huskie's left end, Lavicks, was intercepted by Sohn, who this time galloped fifty yards for Austin's second touchdown. The game ended as Benny missed the try for extra point. I-lappy Austinites then poured onto the field to release their pent-up emotions in the manufacture of whoopie. 121 'Hvsv Y QQVUL Nagf A V11 .MC x g Q RINGS ALL-STAR CAST! 122 jowmvrp 'WEL HOLE-H f Tf,a.g 5. H l928 Squad Lodwick Ix4cComb Cook Kopecki Lieberman Siemers Smith Yorgens Mgr. Niesen Zepp Armstrong Callies Sohn Swenson Brainard Billota Anderson Trostrud Valle Sullivan McGovern Mayer Van Der Noor Milkau Donor Thurocy Glenn Ring With forty-three candidates answering Coach Rings football call, Austin's gridiron warriors once again took to the field heavily outweighed by their opponents but a fast running and passing attack soon offset this disadvantage and every game was characterized by a confident fighting spirit which was installed in the players by their victory over their rivals, Oak Park. AUSTINS 1928 FOOTBALL RECORD. Cedar Rapids Qlaj ..,t,.t, ,,.,.. 0 Austin ...,,t, ...... 0 Oak Park ..,.,,..,,,,,.,,...,... ..,,., 0 Austin .,,.,.. ,,..., l Z St. Mels .,.,...,..,,,,...,.,,, ...... 7 Austin ...,.., ...... l 9 Crane ....,.,...., ,,,... Z Austin ,...... .,.,.. 8 McKinley ......,.........,, ...... 0 Austin .,...., ...,...... 2 4 Marshall ......,......,,,,,,,-,, ,,.... l 3 Austin ....... ,i.... 0 Harrison ..,,,.,.,.,i,,,,,,,,,,,-,, ,,,... 6 Austin ,.,,,,. ,,,....... 0 Northwestern M. A .,,,,,,,,,,... 7 Austin .,...., .,..,.,.. . 32 Totals .,,,,... .,,.,,..,, 2 9 85 123 Ulf tg A L.,-mu-gg Gnu 5wuaV Mvhe PAL. -5?AQwnw PML 'ITHE THUNDERING HERDF' 124 'Fnwuxa 'S Pealfiiifvsi W vs Football Summary Cedar Rapids was the first opponent of the local outfit and the Iowans' reputation suffered a severe jolt when the Austin team held them to a scoreless tie. Paddy Driscolls proteges held a 7 to 6 lead over our fellows in the third quarter but the Maroon and White grid-men got under way and sunk the heavy St. Mel team to the tune of 19 to 7 , Crane Tech almost proved a stumbling block to Austin's section-hopes but the first team entered the fray and tamed the techmen 8 to 2. Austin vanquished McKinley 24 to 0 in an easy game at Mill's Stadium. Marshall and Harrison both took Austin, the scores being 13 to 0 and 6 to 0 respectively. Both games were played on muddy fields and the locals were handicapped by lack of weight. Austin smeared the Northwestern Cadets in the final gridiron battle of the season. The first team scored heavily in the second half and the cadets were on the short end of a 32 to 7 total. 125 'C cow , 1 . Q f ' . ,X S u f..a,rf 'X . s. ' Bam, EPOGM W C Q RZ D A 'R R A T D S ia 'BATTLING'-BENNY AND COMPANY! 126 Senior and Junior Swim Teams The senior team, captained by Bill Wittman, this semester is batting .l0O0, having won all their dual meets by overwhelming scores. This is the last semester for Baker, Kitzing, and Pasche, who have carried much of the team's hope in former semesters. Baker and Pasche led the crawl swimmers, while Kitzing swam the back and breast strokes. Bill Wittman, another phantom using the crawl-stroke, this season set a new tank record in the 4O. I-Ie has also been a leading scorer. The senior team boasted one of the best relay teams in Austins history, its members being Christians, Kitzing, Hoelzer, I-leurlin, Wittman, and Pasche. Irv Kolve is assured a successful future by his showing this semester, Y 127 Cross-Country Sbertoli Ronin Brickman Chouinard Nelson Garrison I . . ' - ,-,, - ' W ' A 9 W - :n ga 1 Q' , k I ,,, n A .- Ji I ' n n , A 1 fa E n2n ' F V jf ., fi ' ' .iz ff' 4' LS . :gp Y f ' 1 -1 - K g i z n n n n . n -- 'f On -f n K M ,I Wk xg . b 1 A A , Z - H A F, . K I.,.h .22 ,V V , 331556 A '. l , n , n nn , - n?kRonm Il - nn f' V ? it 2 , AA - GAR Y E5 Evan . MURPHY ' 128 Tf8Cli Tauber Nloore Kassay ljams Nlurphy Econamos Scharringhausen Klafs Ronin Berg Baker Nelson Brickman Bond johnson Ending their cross-country training with a fourth in the first annual Chicago High School cross-country marathon, the local speedsters have turned their attention to the indoor track season. The months of September and October found a rather small group of cinder-pounders running on the old bridle path in Columbus Park in preparation for the cross-country meet. On November 10, the team of Ronin, Garrison, Chouinard, Brickman, and Capt. Nelson finished among the leaders. Hopes for a good indoor team are bright with the return of many veterans of last season, this gang including Baker, Berg, Tauber, Brickman, Kassay, Murrey, Nelson, and Ronin. The latest additions, Garrison, Block, Ray, Chouinard, and johnson have shown up well and with a little more experience they should develop into a fast-stepping outfit. Mid-year graduation will take its toll of some of the best trackmen ever developed at Austin, when Big Bill Baker and Carl Klafs, stellar performers in both the pole vault and high jump, will leave along with Leonard Pete Ronin, the dependable 880 yard star, who could be counted on for points in any meet and Capt. Herb Nelson, the mile ace. All four fellows have had three years of prep competition with Baker the out- standing athlete. Ed Brickman, Rolf Berg, Art Kassay, and Bill Tauber will carry the bulk of the work in the outdoor season, and it will be around these men that a new team will develop. The junior aggregation led by Captain Murphy lacks experience, but the spirit of the material promises a formidable team. In the First meet, Harrison fell before the Austin senior tracksters at the former's gym, by a 40 to 38 score, the relay decided the meet, which up to that event, had favored Harrison. 129 U !13w:z'sf Av D 'Q x , Goin ,Vtf. HMAROON AND WHITE BASKETEERS! 130 M Baslcetloall Heavies Mayer Wilson Magine Reese Ring Tauber Karming Benson Humphrey Basltetlaall Lights wild! 1 df 5 y VanNatta Wall Nelson Trostrud Rosenfeld Cuusineau Bond Biggins Caesar Matthews Fetherston 131 ff QW l K l M .. , lp l' Tennis V Bums Cookman Neruswu Elliot Cuyler Baker With four veterans to uphold the bulk of the work, Austin's racketeers have a championship outfit with which to open the tennis season. Capt. Bob Elliot is the outstanding star with johnny Burns, Ed Cuyler and Bud Nerescou close seconds. Columbus Park is the battle grounds for the locals, and the coming warm weather will find thern practicing diligently. Fencing Clulo Pomernacki Bilotta Ray Organ Ham Logan Baer Frazee Klafs johnson Bilotta Capt. DiLeonardo OlTen Schrader 132 Cheerleaclers Kaska Jung Houston Gleason Clark Booth Miller .Little I-Iowyn Miller and his merry mad noise makers again cheered the football team through a successful season. The yelling at all the games was certainly creditable and we have this group to thank. The girl cheer- leaders came in on a greater scale this year and they sure went over big. The girls who took a big part in the cheering were, Helen jung, Eleanor Gleason and Florence Booth. The New Gym 133 G. A. A. J Emu FAUST President Under the leadership of Miss I-lofmeister, the new girls' gymnasium instructor, the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion spent another successful semester. By joining this club, and earning one thousand points, a girl may receive an A. This is the only way that a girl can win a letter. The officers for this semester were: President, Geraldine Faust 3 Vice-President, Doris Zackg Secretary and Treasurer, Olga Zimmerman. Hafncr Avrich Lempcris Dreffein Dillon Hanson Franzen Nelson Chidley Dahlgren Curry Benson Brice Wood Faubel Hosticka Andersen Crozier Walsh Warsaw Raeder Rys Cordray Ahl jones Hardman Hodgson Vishniek Gleason Goldberg Jonas Gray Jorgensen Hoch Zimmerman Faust Zack Shapiro Padorr Mikolsek 134 G. A. A. :Y Spcplander Molinaro Martin Horn Dietz Weis Vitz Furth Sweitzer Bartels Swindle Slater Dillon Ivlickel Zeigler Calderon Hendrickson Fidler Woods Brizzolaro Trilling MeCorry johnson Schultz Zoeller Brainin Fehrm Berling Brown De la Pena Churches Albright Arrighi Stone Newman Frank Rosensox Marten Schneider This semester twelve basketball teams were formed. The champion team of the Monday class was captained by jesslyn Fidler, the Tuesday class by Mildred Drefhn, and the Thursday by Eleanore Gleason. Some ofthe most outstanding players in the games this semester were: Olga Zimmerman, Irene Zeigler, Evelyn Benson, Lillian Vishnick, Ethel Free- man, and Catherine Wood. Four girls are to receive A's this semester. The letters are to be awarded at a banquet given by the club at the end of the semester. The girls are' Bertha Hafner, Vera Dahlgren, Dorothy Gray, and Catherine Wood. The girls' swimming meet held january l8, Open-House night, was spon- sored by the association. 135 Off BFHHCII Athletes is A G vm 2 .ff 9 ,W in-if ,I 27 Q I ' X' I w X Marion Swanscn, Captaing Pearl Larsen, Mgr.g Mrs. Gagan, Gym Teacher W ' v w' ' W Xxwmgllill 4 g p! - KF! .L v u' N -I ,,:.,pspzJ,.,f' K W J wb- 1 5 r . HIII Q Y Kr IGM W gills' I f- x M y V! :ZH IW K, 'M' fffffr WW, r ' f , x NN -Il Sv 'U 'X 4 X Yea, Austin! Yea, Team! Let's Go! 136 B 137 N i 940 , 'I my Q. 2, W' ,G f gg i l r .1 'EE' X. 3 12 Q 'ea' 138 .f lr: ll i' ? c WW' 7' .1 A f' -. sk?mMtLA5s10TTE'iWHawgs . Jil if Step right over, folks. You can't lose. Each and every number draws a valuable and worth-while prize! Every spin of this wheel wins some- thing for somebody! There are no blanks! The red number wins a prize! The white number wins a prize! The blue number wins a prize! You can't go away a loser. This is the most generous game in the world! All are winners! lt's free! You get the coveted possessions of the class of nineteen twenty-eight and one-half for nothing-absolutely nothing, folks, for they are being given away! Think of it! just look at those prizes! Prizes, folks, real prizes! You cant buy things such as these. It took two hundred and sixty-two industrious people exactly four years to accu- goes the first prize of the night- Evelvn Benson's unassuming and gracious manner. Draw closer, folks, for the second spin. To jerry Cloud goes one mag- nificently framed photograph of Franklin Swanson, the celebrated car- toonist, and a couple of other funny pictures. Another lucky person! This time it's Wilfred Bryant! And he gets jack Buchanan's phenomenal and sensational success as a class president. Would you believe it! Lou Gehrig, Rogers Hornsby, and Babe Ruth all covered the lucky number. They win Chris Charwhas' unprecedented and unparalleled technique in mightily smiting baseballs. Another red number: that seems to be a lucky color tonight. Two cigar mulate them. Four years of hard labor! Four years of un-ceas- ing slavery! Four years of un-relenting toil! And now we are offering you the fruits of their work, the results of their effort, t h e a m a s s e d products of their labor, willingly and free! Round and round she goes! What have we on this first spin of the wheel? It looks like red- it is re-, no, it's blue, To Arlene Knickerbocker lighters, a pack- age of fire crack- ers, some R S. Q X 3 s S Q . gary xt matches to light gh Q them with, and Q M ,U ,f N, 1 K E a fire marshals W. M g 7 ! f. 4 , N hat, once owned W N 'Af ,IM ii fa- Q - - X R WM M A X X by the illustrious E' Y 5 E Johnny Hamon, Ml are 'all going. Lg I . !!i!e,?,'p:-ww All right, Howie iMsyiMwMmxx fi: Tw is, -- . A i.,. 3, it , ,L burning t.o get Nl ri ' Q them, but don't ii 1. I 1 'f5E?'l2'gri:EE-.l ' bl bo ' . ll! il! if . Ci-liiilpiotiiiiif I V 'V' WY' with this, folks. if A jf itwonmbe hard wig A Q. i for Bud Dahl- ' , ,ff A mb- 9 ' 4 strom to stom- ff, N ach this prize. W X Ni- It's Gladys - Wy ' ' Herzbergs tech- X I Fm 139 nique in getting ,. .. ,, ,l, x B f CW K f 4 .:.. +1 59: , we M sf- ,- Ab . . X- , 5 X . f .agar L- ' i 0 2 g b we Q B AY gif if ff Q 1 ' A . -43 U0 'X N. f 4 Ja ITQIV Wi. .1 is A X l if 3 i Qf i V T . pf? , N X 1 Ili I rx- S gg Kg ...gg T I -.fm if r in W N ' ' l Y 9 f i . .' ' efei!-M. . 'YN XX if WW qi if To is 'K ggi D 2 f to 'ro c N swf, NX A- 'rxJ,gQZ'U If V 5 eats from clubs to which she does not desirable on this spin. He will, here- belong. after, be able to convince class What does the wheel say this time? Aha-it's a red number. The prize is right in keeping with the wheel. jimmy lVleldrum's famous red hair goes headed straight for the top of Bob Mouldg making Bob's just three shades redder than it already is. Number thirteen wins this time! Bill Finn had his money on it, and he gets a great big box tied with a yel- low string. Let's watch him open it. Great Guns! lt's Herbert Lincoln Nelson's element of humor. No, lady, I didnt say elementary humor. I said element of humor. There she goes again folks. Whos going to be the lucky person on this spin? The wooden pointer stops on a white number, Oh! Oh! Virginia Mueller takes the prize, She wins Martha Clapp's competency in un- offensively offending boys by turning down their dance bids. Now it's the R. O. T. C. rookies. Each and every one of them wins a part of the medalssome Freddy lVIiller's skill in cramming on his coat a maximum number of medals within a minimum amount of space. Well, this is great! To Norm Bertocchio goes his elder and wiser brother Hanks experience-proven, tightly-held technique in driving a car with one arm. Great stuff, this army training! Henry Olyniec gets something very teachers that he knows what he's talking about. Bill Pasche says he may have this useful gift. All done up in a Scotch plaid bag, here's a fine prize for Doris Zack. lt's Anna Marie Youngs amazing skill at the game of golf. All on just one spin of the lottery wheel, folks. Step right up. There she goes! What number now? Number twenty, folks, number twenty is the winner. Who covers wx! f X X yp lgf Q I 2 fa? u . T 6,1 141 3 4 , ,1, 4 . , K A' 3 1 E I5 ,1 F ,L ff I MQ ' 2 ff w e, 'ki N 3395 U , Ms. ' 3' ' ml f' a . Qt -N N4 XS 'S X' ,f NNI? SN Q5 axis:- number twenty? Why, its' Bob Nie- sen. Bob gets Cliffy l-lall's unappre- ciated efficiency. What-ho! Look here, folks. The prize this time is Ramona Jennings' magnificent collection of gifts from previous class wills, including a laugh, individuality, and squelching ability, and they're going a la carte-anyone who wants them may cart them away. And now, friends, comes the most stupendous rafde in all history! Big- time prizes! just as this wheel dictates-yes, this very wheel you're looking at now-will go the entire show, without exception, from future bookings to last nights pink lemonade. All of Austin, the greatest three-ring circus ever known, is going! Dont crowd, folksetherels a number for each and every one. The new main-top, right across the street from the tent we are now in, is going to-Mr. Wright! Mr. Wright is the lucky person, who shall take care of the new home of the Austin circus in behalf of all the student performers. The sideshows are going now! Miss Rylander, Miss lser, and Miss Kempes all win one of the portables. Dont be mad, ladies!-if you don't want to use them for watch-charms, they make wonderful dog-houses. An animal, and a book, too! Mr Culbertson gets them both-jocko, the running monkey-he knows his Heas-and a learned article on the i'Association of Ideas. More of the menagerie! Two feroci- ous lions, captured in the wilds of St. Louis, go to Coach Ring, who is fully qualified to tame them and make them toe the line. Some more of the props are hitting the sawdust trail. But wait! No, those lilac bushes are going to stay right on the campus where they can furnish inspiration for future budding young poets. Up pops a red number, and with it goes Rainbow, Cicero's famous pet chameleon, all heated up and register- ing happiness. No wonder! The dear little lizard is going to keep right on prognosticating for the next con- ductor of L'Allegro. Boom! boom! boom! The big bass drum takes its base in the staff room as an especial gift to enable Mr. Berens to maintain a lively at- mosphere. l-ley, Pa! Be careful not to lose that thing. Well, well-and heres a white number, and a big prize of three trained seals goes to Mr. Thompson, the school treasurer, to help balance his ledgers. Whats this? W'hat's this? No more prizes? W'ell Arny, it looks bad, but anyway, you get the exquisite pleasure of seeing your name in print. X I T 1l'7 fl' il f fmwf 4,daSr i J ,i-fb V If ,.,, ,. ff' M x gmjflgaef , Nl W i 5 ,-QW f i, tix WWW '7h! nz W , ' I ' 1 T5:sa:5+?gpQE O WEEGQPSWESESE gifggwzmami- g-'UQ fvafffgfigg-:2E1?2H3g mg '-' O.Q- '-HD J' g5'3:?cugS35n?2.5--N f:gmgOaf-EQQIQ no'wRQ32g?Fmf5 3 f DJ'-' 02:-m4 ...TQ saeztrggogxsqs VF:-l.V15 1 ,.,,'f-vsa4O -Ugg 'U 0 L-'N-.O 1701, vigrx dass mari' ont f-vs.. aff'-1 NOQEHRD' yu O rrogiccommwo mTwm53OsR: R 3-4-fo,-N 2,55 5-Om H-aaeaggsaaa 'Deg W0 '04 S o:7O'5gn-1:78 gmfswl f-' -1 f-4 Q: om-5QDVPU7m ,Nm ru 'L'.9q5'3mf!m?og S,g ' ru: ...-. -nv 5m5WQF3a:gFw: E Z U7 C7 1 I f X sr,.i....., 143 P' ,V ii , L, 4v N I' 144 MOST POPULAR . PRETTIEST . . CLEVEREST BRAINIEST . . . MOST ORIGINAL . BEST PERSONALITY MOST ATHLETIC . MOST SOPHISTICATED MOST MODEST . BEST SPORT . JOLLIEST . . . BIGGEST CUT-UP . MOST VIVACIOUS . MOST EFFICIENT . MOST VERSATILE . MOST DEPENDABLE MOST ACCOMPLISHED MOST POPULAR , HANDSOMEST . . CLEVEREST . BRAINIEST . . MOST ORIGINAL . BEST PERSONALITY MOST ATHLETIC , MOST SOPHISTICATED MOST MODEST . BEST SPORT . . JOLLIEST . . . BIGGEST CLOWN . MOST VIVACIOUS . MOST EFFICIENT . MOST VERSATILE . MOST DEPENDABLE MOST ACCOMPLISHED Headliners CBy vote of the classmatesj Welch Twins, Gladys I-Ierzberg, Anna Marie Young. Evelyn Benson, Caliroy Bellson, Martha Clapp. Ramona Jennings, Mabel Carter, Germaine Rollins. Effie Hackley, Germaine Rollins, Helen Van Vleet. Ramona Jennings, Germaine Rollins,Urania Alley. Janey O'Sullivan, Germaine Rollins, Bernis Thompson. Geraldine Faust, Zella Lane, Anna Marie Young. Martha Clapp, Margaret Kokkin, Bernis Thompson. Marjorie Welch, Wilma Dougherty, Dorothy Munns. Anna Marie Young, Betty Steinmetz, Lorraine Grandpre. Marjorie Welch, Florence Jahn, Lois Wetzel. Mildred Pedrick, Eleanor Rys, Betty Steinmetz. Ramona Jennings, Beulah McWatters, Margaret Hulseberg. Helen Van Vleet, Margaret Gulbrandsen, Martha Clapp. Ramona Jennings, Gladys Herzberg, Germaine Rollins. Janey O'Sullivan, Leonora Henson, Helen Van Vleet. Mildred Haussman, Melba Hamilton, Frances Paley. Jack Buchanan, Bill Baker, Fred Miller. Charles Ham, Bill Baker, John Roberts. Bill Baar, Russell Gessel, Franklin Swanson. Emanuel Stiller, Russell Gessel, William Pasche. Bill Baar, Russell Gessel, George Logan. Herbert Nelson, Jack Buchanan, Wilfred Riddet. Francis Olson, Bill Baker, Chris Charwas. Jack Frazee, Bill Baker, Fred Miller. Leonard Ronin, William Cella, John Roper. Herbert Nelson, Chris Charwas, Otto Paolini. Herbert Nelson, Jack Trumbull, James Childs. Clyde Nissen, Howard Offen, Freeman Turner. Jack Trumbull, Bill Baar, Herbert Nelson. Mortimer Johnson, Wilfred Riddet, Bill Baker. John Hamon, Bill Baar, Bill Baker. Mortimer Johnson, Wilfred Riddet, Robert Prescott, Bill Baar, Sigurd Kellner, Bill Baker. 145 ii? F2440 ,Vw X Q 3 E ! f 0Q mf W A 1 C fi? ff XX rx 5: A 9 dfwL.lA --f ., 'ji 1' mg, ,1 ' ' EMANUEL smaa ,lg ff IBRAIMEST fx ' 1 ' 1. li 1 ffvB n Mu , . 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