Crane High School - Science and Craft Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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f2 '1, . w wwf v- -g'if ' :t1'f:j' ffwe twwf:-P , ' 4 Snwianr, 2 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SEATED: Mrs, Sophie Reiffel, Miss Renee Weir, Miss Margaret Mills, Miss Hedwig Scelonge, Miss Agnes Smyth, Miss Esther McTigue, Miss Mabel Pin- gry, Department Head. STANDING: Miss Esther Rosenthal, Mrs. Pearl Maurer, Miss lMae Schrum, Miss Mar- cia Norton, Herman Reinstein, Miss Minnie Slaughter. NOT PICTURED: Miss Mary Garrity, Miss Susanah O'Donnell, Miss Janet Knudsen, Miss Mariam M. Crane. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SEATED: Arthur G. Dahl, Mrs. Mary R. Powers, Miss Lorretta G. Kelley, Charles E. Dunn, Department Head: Miss Olava K. Olsen, Mrs. Mary O'Brein, George H, Carter. STAND- ING: Mrs. Mary T. Fox, Miss Muriel B. Smith, Dr. Walter Guse, H. A. Taylor, Maurice Neptune, J. S, Ga- mertsfelder, Travis S. Turbett, Dallas R. Puffer, Caroline Swanson. ugh, 1. V --'f ar a -0 MECHANICAL DRAWING DEPARTMENT SEATED: Emil W. Pfeil, Ole Garo, E. Seymour, Edwin Salter, Dept. Chair- man: Francis P. Kehoe, Arno Bickner, J. V. Fucik. STANDING: James W. Wallace, J. J. Foster, D. R. Robinson, W. C. Overholser, James G. Fee, Henry Koehler, A. J. Diefenbach, C. A. Lasher, W. C. Waterstradt, Harry J. Grashoff, N. Halperin, NOT PIC- TURED: Edward Moore, Harry Temple. K7 1 l ,5 K . 5- yn AJ if h , 5 4 , 1i'v1f i,, V- I-fame!-MTFTP PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SEATED: Sgt. James C. Pinneo, Sam- uel Edelcup, W. A. Robinson, Dept. Chairman: W. G, Horschke, Walter Moore. STANDING: Floyd Brown, Julian Steinmetz, E. E. Merkel. NOT PICTURED: David Farber, Herman Goodheart. William X. Meyer, Anton J. Novak, Sgt. George Peterburs. 'N ,y.-jg-1,1,vL','-a1.- Y ry: V3-QA,-3,xgf1,gag'aSj,g.3gsgg5.1, .- ' 4. R, F 1-',2'g55f-,fp aw If A 'f - ,:5 .u' ' IIZI w:,gf

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SOCIAL SCIENCES SEATED: Nliss Anna T. Mulligan, Miss Anna E. Sampson, Miss Mary E. Dietmeyer. Miss Rena Mitchell, Miss Helen Anderson. Evan B. Clogston, Department Head, STANDING: Verne Comp. Vklalter VVerre. Charles Vklerner. Miss Eunice Iiraser. Miss lilora Eddy, NOT PICTURIZD: .lohn I,. Hensey. Mrs. Asher, ,. I ,sl CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT SEATED: Ralph Garrette, Chester Iileming, Department I-lead: Cloyd Swem. STANDING: Harrison Kin- caid, Elmer A. Meyer, Iirancis Coulson. Charles Randolph. - I J SHOPS J. Fegan, .Ioseph Valerio LANGUAGE DEPT. SEATED: Miss Emma Park. Mrs. Grace I.. Diaz. Miss Clara Clausen, Miss Annie Shafer. Department Head. STANDING: Dr. John Breme. Miss Edna Iiorrey. Miss Norma Iiornaciari, Miss Zena Kroger. Charles Baker. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Anlenisca Nardi. SEATED: Otto A. Witte Charles Rickhoff, William Liska. S I ANDING Charles Gerard, Joseph P, MacGilnw ray John .I. Duggan. Iferdinand Ill Kurt Treffurth. John Moss. NOT PIC TUREDJ .lohn If. McNulty Andrew

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Activities. 'WW-t t .fa me 3 514.123, W--f,Q,wyg3it'1 ' ' FIRST SEMESTER Bob Williams, Commissioner of Deportment: Robert Brown, Judge Frosh-Soph Court: Rob- ert Olsen. Judge Superior Court: Stanley Rog. Commissioner of Activities: Jerry I.ebow. Mayor, SECOND SEMESTER STANDING: Stanley Rog. Commissioner of Deportment: John Cottone, Commissioner of SEATEDt Leonard Gordon, Judge Superior Court: Robert Olsen, Mayor: Robert Brown, Judge Frosh-Soph Court. If f fi I I Q f.,,1,,...Afi '. the Student Govern ment BIG FIVE - The Student Government under the able guidance of Mr. Caro Quick has worked diligently for the welfare of the school. Elected to the highest position in Crane's Student Government, that of mayor, were Jerry Lebow and Robert Olsen for the first and second semesters respectively. These boys were elected by the students for their untiring work in the Student Government. The mayors preside over student council meetings and work with the remaining four of the famed 'Big Fivefl The duties of the Commissioner of Activities were put upon the shoulders of Stanley Rog and John Cottone. Promoting student activities and arranging the Intra-mural sports are what these boys had to accomplish. The Commis- sioner of Activities must promote student functions and also provide them with occasional entertainment. Bob Williams and Stanley Rog, who worked with the mayor as Commis- sioners of Deportment, were responsible for the preservation of order in the halls and in the lunch room. The judges. who have supervision of two courts, Prosh-Soph and the Superior, administer justice to all complainants and try and sentence. if necesf sary, all students for their misdemeanors. The Prosh-Soph court handles cases which involve only the lower classmen and the Superior Court deals with cases involving upper classmen. The judge of the Frosh-Soph court was Robert Brown, who handled that position for two semesters, While judges of the Mr. Caro G, Quick. Adviser of Superior Court were Robert Olsen and Leonard Gordon. Q . e f. ,I ' r, i 'Q ,t ww' ' '1.5.1,..-16: 1' 1- wiy2-if fe' H, 2' ' 4 'z t-1-X ' -' W' 1432. Vw ' wvwxf-' ' ' ' ' 1-lv--?'v w+f. e.. u..' I-...'1 if .efvif ' f ' ' P: a 'v- 55 if 1 V, '-1 fei'w'?zfti-.T 'ff-ferr, .ff?+1?f5fZff - 'Q1'4-Ewf:a,wfa1--Ver,-2221324.11 P . -- -'ef fifbarfz539kiwi-arss.1fL,f21fiJ,'rs'are.7-fszaaw.-Q W F! 13