Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1940
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D gracious spirit of friendliness that was
manifested at that delightful tea has
been strengthened. This spirit of co-
'A ':':' ' li" operation has resulted in a unified
group with one aim-to install high ideals, right
attitudes toward life, and social understandings in
the student body.
The students, too, by their visits to me, their smiling
"Good mornings," the confidences they have placed
in me, the trust they have manifested towards me.
the efforts they have exerted in attaining scholastic
achievement, have made this first year at Foreman
happy for me and, I hope, profitable for them.
From time to time, throughout the year the good
news of scholarship awards, implying high educa-
tional attainments, have occasioned great rejoicings.
Our students have been awarded prizes in English,
Art, and other contests, both educational and civic.
The work in every department is excellent and alto-
gether the tenor of Foreman is indicative of physical,
mental, moral, social, and spiritual development.
To each of you I extend best wishes for success in
whatever you choose as your life's work. May the ac-
cumulation of the many fine things at Foreman help
you to realize your fondest hopes.
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Our photographer caught Mr. Harry
l'. Mclflalo. assistant principal lmeloyed
hy faculty and student liody alike, in a
typical friendly mood. The twinkle in
his eye, the hearty laugh. the merry tune
he may he humming tand he is no
Johnny one notell. the sprightly step,
the brilliant sally in breezy repartec. the
sense of humor, and, almoye all, his fair-
ness and kindness have won the conti-
dence and affection ot' Foremanites.
During the past four years four prin-
cipals have presided at Foreman. hut
fortunately for us, Mr. lNlcHale has re-
mained at his post. All his actions and
decisions are guided hy his slogan, "For
the good of the school." And what a
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flaret Ryan, Mrs. Helen Burke, and Miss Jeannette Stein- ' ffstcllo
metz, falls the task of handling correspondence, programs, ,If
records, reports and more reports. Miss Cecilia Costello and LQ?-J
Mr. Clarence Ranseen enforce better attendanceg Miss dl"
Helen Hart is Registrar, and that bespeaks efficiency.
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Miss Virginia C a y o i t,
Miss llelen Fhrzonowski,
Miss Margaret Morris-
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The English Department
is our hallast and mainstay.
Without them. thought and
idea would he inarticulate.
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duous task ot' winning scho-
lastic awards. including
puhlic speaking and essay
contests. And their record
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dent life is greatly enriched
hy l'uhlic Speaking, Drama,
The Foreman News and
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the efforts and ahility of
our English teachers.
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grass, Miss Lilyan
Herzer, Mrs. Alice
Jones.
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M a ri e Harkins.
Mrs. Luella Voelz.
Miss Veda Stern.
CStandingJ : Mr.
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Miss Blanche
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Irene Hirons, Mr.
James Snodgrass,
Miss Mary Mos-
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All Foremanites anticipate the Language assembly. Need we sav more?
Ah, Miss Daniels and your corps, how weary you are re-making the map of Euro
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And how sad Wu are at this greatest man-made catastrophe. We rejoice with you, never-
theless, that the UNITED STATES is the God-send to DEMOCRACY!
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us for what we are-supernormal, normal, sub-normal, or lazy!
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ARTS, MUSIC AND PHYSICAL CULTURE
The Arts have distinguished themselves with their clever posters heralding coming
events and with the beautiful parchment window. Fooking classes have satisfied our
hunger: sewing. our vanity.
.Inst an old tradition-music continues to he rated "excellent I"
The girls' seytion and the football pictorial pages depict our outstanding pride this
year? TliH'Hlis.AMiss Lligoro -nd Mr. Maloff.
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William Trader .... Vice President
Ethel Klotz ............ Treasurer
Lorraine Kallenbach .... Secretary
Walter Suchou '..... . .President
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COMMITTEES
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JANUARY PROM
One hundred and tifty couples swayed to the music
ot' Perry Kenzie's orchestra at the "Snowflake Prom."
held January 12th at the Graemere Hotel. ln between
dances girls admired the heart-shaped pearl bracelets
which they had received as favors, while their escorts
hopefully patted smart new billfolds. The high spot
of the evening was the grand march led by class
president Walter Suchow and Mable Badenoch. Beau-
tiful gowns and flowers, a festive atmosphere and
sweet music-all these combined to make this the
great social climax ot' four busy years.
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ALVSAKER. LOIS S.
"Lo" SCIENCE
National Honor, Personnel,
Current Trends, Latin, C. I.
C., Graduation Committee.
attractive, dignified, sincere
AXELSON, MILDRED
"Milly" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, C. I.
C., "Miss Collegiate," Clean-
UP' .
sincere, o niet, good-natnred
BADALI, GENEVIEVE T.
"Gen" COMMERCIAL
Class Gift Committee, Safety
Council, French, Girls' Glee,
C. I. C.
intelligent, sociable, agreeable
BALZANO. HELEN P.
"C"obim1" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Service
Club.
pleasant, friendly, pretty
BAMBACH. IOHN E.
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Golf Champion.
quiet, agreeable, athletic
BAMBACH. IOSEPH M.
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
friendly, humvrous, eo-opcra-
tive
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ALOIS. IEAN
"Jeanie" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Personnel, Newspa-
per, Honor Society.
sweet, intelligent, attractive
IANUARY
ALLEGRETTI. ANITA M.
"Neets" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Foremanual, Prom
Committee, "Miss Collegi-
ate," Clean-Up Campaign.
sociable, carefree, likeable
BARKEMEYER. RITA C.
"Barley" GENERAL SCIENCE
Nat. Honor, Bowling, Class
Day Committee, G. A. A.,
Girls' Glee, Current Trends,
C. I. C.
cheerful, bright, trustworthy
BECKER. BEVERLY V.
"Bev" COMMERCIAL
Nat. Honor, French, G. A. A.,
Girls' Glee, Personnel, C. I.
C.,
tactfzll, captivating, blonde
BERG. ALBERT W.
"Al" GENERAL SCIENCE
C. I. C.
studions, quiet, loyal
BIRN. DUAN
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
blonde, mischievous, playful
BLANDEN. IUNE D.
"Prime" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Steno, C. I. C.
tall, alluring, witty
BORN. HENRY H.
"Hank" GENERAL SCIENCE
C. I. C.
agreeable, modest, pleasant
GRADUATES
BOWMAN, LAVINA E.
"Sis" COMMERCIAL
Biology, Graduation Commit-
tee, C. I. C.
dependable, quiet, studious
BROWER. ELEANOR M.
"EI" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A.
composed, Obliging, ll m ia ble
BROWN, GEORGE F.
"Lover" GENERAL SCIENCE
Drama, Hall Guard, Band,
O rchestra, Newspaper,
Stamp, Latin, Football, R. O.
T. C., C. I. C.
bold, daring, znmssuming
CAPUTO. LUCILLE C.
"Lou," GENERAL SCIENCE
Current Trends, Class Day
Chairman, Personnel, Student
Council, C. I. C.
sweet, loyal, sincere
CARLSON. ELEANOR R.
"El" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C. representative, Serv-
ice.
reliable, efficient, quiet
CHRISTIE. SIDNEY A.
"Beans" SCIENCE
R. O. T. C., Student Council
rep., Latin, Newspaper rep,
Aviation.
studious, radio fan
CHHISTOFFERSEN, HARRIET
"Chris" COMMERCIAL
Latin, C. I. C., G. A. A.
friendly, earnest, gay
BRINKE. MAHIAN R.
"Brinke" COMMERCIAL
Graduation Committee, Bi-
Ology, C. I. C.
friendly, bright, conservative
CIECH. AGNES R.
"Chick" COM MI-mCIAL
Girls' Glee, Drama, C. I. C.
quiet, pleasant, eiignging
CIESIELSKI. IEROME E.
"Jerry" COM MERCIAL
C. I. C., Prom Comm., Senior
Play, Band.
sociable, nonelmlmlt, smiling
COLDITZ. MARGARET R.
"Mag" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C. rep., Class Gift Com-
mittee, Girls' Glee.
rim, vigor, vitality
CONWAY. MARY I.
"Jerry" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C. rep., Drama, A Cap-
pella.
sociable, pleasant, kind
CROTTE. ALICE I.
"Judy" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Senior Play,
Spanish.
pretty, neat, sociable
DALPE. ARDELI. I.
"Babe" COMMERCIAL
Drama, C I. C.
petite, friendly, demure
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DAVIS. DOROTHY V.
"Dot" COMMERCIAL
Prom Committee, Newspaper.
natural, comely, gifted
DEMPSEY. EILEEN W.
"Dolly" COMMERCIAL
Nat. Honor, Math, C. I. C.
rep., Clean-Up Campaign,
Class Day Committee.
blonde, brilliant, leader
DICK. WILLIAM
"Dick" TECHNICAL
Band, Gift Committee, C. I. C.
quiet, earnest, happy
DOST. LORRAINE H.
"Dost" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Drama, German,
Art, Personnel, C l e a n-U p,
Class Gift Committee, Girls'
Glee, C. I. C.
cheerful, blonde, likeable
DOYLE. DOROTHY M.
"Dottie" COMMERCIAL
German, Girls' Glee, Art, C.
I. C.
quiet, shy, exotic
DRANE. MARIORIE
"Dram" COMMERCIAL
Personnel, Newspaper rep.,
Pin and Ring Committee, C.
I. C.
likeable, good-naturecl
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DARBY. VERNA M.
"Vern" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C.
good looking, friendly
IANUARY
"Major" SCIENCE
R. O. T. C., Class Day Comm.,
C. I. C.
militaristic, agreeable, accom-
modating
DUNLAP. IUNE
"Jn-Ju-Bee" SCIENCE
Cap and Gown Committee,
Safety rep., C. I. C.
modest, quiet, sincere
EDL. ANNE
"Bug" SCIENCE
Newspaper, C. I. C. rep., Or-
chestra, Math, G. A. A.
pretty, exotic, winsome
EDSTROM, DONALD R.
"Don" COMMERCIAL
Prom Committee, "Miss Col-
legiate," Hall Guard, Band,
C I. C., Bowling.
handsome, sociable, debonair
EISENLOHR, HARRY C.
"Midge" TECHNICAL
Hall Guard, Student Council,
Safety Council, Baseball, C.
I. C.
small mischievous, frolicsome
ELEZIAN. HAIG K.
SCIENCE
Drama, Bowling, C. I. C.
carefree, friendly, agreeable
EMERICH. WILLIAM. IR.
"Bill" COMMERCIAL
Football, Lettermen, Drama,
C. I. C.
happy, witty, ejfervescent
GRADUATES
ERICKSON. GUNNAR E.
"Swede" TECHNICAL
C. I. C., Student Council, In-
tramurals, Tennis, S a f e t y
rep.
small, good-nnfured
FLYNN. MICHAEL
"Mil-v" TECHNICAL
Usher, Bowling, C I. C.
willy, n1fsI'l1ic'I'o1Is, Clever
FOGEI.. HAROLD
TECHNICAL
Baseball, Ticket Collector, C.
I. C.
Ivilfy, friendly. shy
FREGD. DOROTHY M.
"lDottie" GENERAL SCIENCE
Class Gift Committee, Bowl-
ing, Nat. Honor, Newspaper
Reporter, G. A. A., C. I. C.
sludious, reliable, sorinlnlv
GADE. WILLIAM A.
"Bill" TECHNICAL
Prom Comm., C. I. C., Foot-
ball Champs.
quiet, ugrer'rIlIlv, athletic
GATES, KENNETH R.
"Ken" COMMERCIAL
Hall Guard, Ring Committee,
Locker Guard, C. I. C.
mnialrlv, milgellinl, humor
GRIMM. DONALD
UDOTIH TECHNICAL
C. I. C.
nraf, polite, athletic'
FERRARI. ELAINE I.
"C '1n'ly" COMIVIERCIAI.
Nat. Honor, G. A. A., Drama.
C I C
::im'w'r'. rvsol red, dm nm fir'
GERKE. RICHARD IGrzonkowskil
"lJirl.-" GENERAL SCIENCE
C. I. C.
ugnwrlrlr, qnivf, l'0HSlfl!'I'lIIP
GUNDERSON. VIRGINIA
ufillln COIVIIVIICRCIAII
Class Day Committee, Letter-
girl, P0l'SOIIIl!.'I, Student As-
:sis'ant, G. A. A., Spanish, C.
I. C.
s'u'f'1'f, loziulrlv, Iivrsufilr'
HARTMANN. MARIE
"Iliff:-" COMMERCIAL
French, Senior Night, Girls'
Glee, C. I. C.
gfljl, rllflhrilf, generous
HARTMANN. WILLIAM
"Bill" COMMERCIAL
Football, Class Day Commit-
tee, Bowling, C. I. C.
ar-li1'z', nlhlc-fir, 1-o-opvrzrfizre
HAUSEN. GEORGENE
"George" COMMERCIAI.
Drama, Cap and Gown Com-
mittee, Girls' Glee, C. I. C.
flirfafious, jovial, gay
I-IOLLINGER. DOROTHY
"l'udgy" COMMERCIAL
Cap and Gown Committee, C.
I. C.
quiet, sinrerc, agreeable
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IANDYK. AMELIA I..
"Milly" COMMERCIAL
Safety Council, Personnel,
German, Stamp, Nat. Honor,
Girls' Glee, Class Day Com-
mittee, C. I. C.
sweet, petite, sedate
IOHNSON. BERTHA E.
"Bert" CoIvIIvIERCIAI.
Nat. Honor, C. I. C.
eo-operative, soeialile, jolly
IOHNSON. CARL E.
"Ed" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., R. O. T. C.. OfIicer's
Club, Newspaper, Intramu-
rals, History Club, Scabbard
and Blade Club.
tall, friendly, militaristic
IOHNSON. ELEANOR M.
"El" LANGUAGE
Nat. Honor, Senior Night
Committee, Valedictorian,
L a t i n, Personnel, Current
Trends, G. A. A., Girls' Glee,
C. I. C.
quiet, intelligent, active
IOHNSON. HAZEI. M.
"Ha.z" COMMERCIAL
Spanish, G. A. A.
congenial, modest, graceful
IOHNSON. VERNON R.
"Vernie" SCIENCE
Hall Guard, C. I. C. rep., Jan-
uary Editor Foremanual,
Student Council, Class Presi-
dent 2A-3B, Monogram.
cordial, handsome, popular
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HUEBNER. LORENE M.
"I,oi-ry" COMMERCIAL
Graduation Committee, G. A.
A., C. I. C.
eonserziative, quiet, sincere
IANUARY
HUPKA. ETHEI. E.
"Moe" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Senior Play,
Student Assistant.
popular, talented, humorous
IORGENSEN. ARTHUR M.
"Art" SCIENCE
Latin, Newspaper, C. I. C.
tall, dark, pleasant
KAESER. SHIRLEY A.
"Shirl" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Glee Club, C. I. C.
quiet, blonde, sweet
KAIOHN. ANNE M.
"Annie" COMMERCIAL
Student Council Commis-
sioner, C. I. C. rep., Nat.
Honor, Clean-Up, Class Day
Committee.
studious, initiative, friendly
KALLENBACH. LORRAINE I..
"Butch" SCIENCE
G. A. A., Nat. Honor, Span-
ish, Lettergirl, Secretary Se-
nior Class, Personnel, Bowl-
ing, C. I. C.
sweet, sincere, brilliant
KANTER, KATHERINE A.
"Kay" COMMERCIAL
French, Personnel, A Cap-
pella, Girls' Glee, G. A. A.
quiet, sincere, kind
KAUFMAN. GLORIA
"Ghee" CoMMI-::RCIA1.
Prom Committee, G. A. A.,
Newspaper, "M i ss Collegi-
ate," German, Nat. Honor,
Lettergirl, C. I. C.
intelligent, likeable, talka-
tive
GRADUATES
KEMPE. LILLIAN M.
"Lola" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Class Gift Commit-
tee, C. I. C.
blonde, ehunzmy, persisleilf
KIRCHHOFF. DOROTHY M.
"Abie" CoMMERcxA1.
Nat. Honor, Prom Committee,
American Legion Award, G.
A. A.
versatile. friendly, pretty
KLOTZ. ETHEI. M.
"Gigs" CoMMERc1AL
Treasurer Senior Class, Ring
Committee, Clean-Up, G. A.
A., Attendance Clerk, C. I. C.
nlerl, friendly, popular
KNOBLOCK. HELEN E.
"Nobby" CoMMERcxAL
C. I. C.
quiel. serious, erlpolzle
KOLBE. CORINNE R.
"Corky" COMMERCIAL
Volleyball Captain, Bowling,
"Miss Collegiate," "What
Price Jewel."
ehummy, cheerful, zeiffy
KREMER. LORRAINE M.
"Zeke" COMMERCIAL
Swimming, G. A. A., C. I. C.
happy, reserved, obligiug
KRUGER. IDA M.
COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, "Miss
Collegiate," Girls' Glee.
prefly, pefife, pleasanf
KUER. IOHN E.
"Johnnie" SCIENCI'
Latin. Beto, A Cappella, C.
I. C.
ejfieienl, amusing, friendly
LANGEL. ELAINE C.
"I.a'nny" CoMMmu11A1.
C. I. C.
jolly, perl, peppy
LARSEN. RUTH I..
"Roo" CoMM1-tlwml.
French, C. I. C. rep.
reliulrle, lmppy, lilfenble
LAWSON. EUGENE T.
"Gene" CoMMi-:no1A1.
Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus,
C. I. C.
Heal, eflieieizf, reserved
LIPKOWITZ. MORTON R.
"Red" I.ANouAm-1
French, Latin, Nat. Honor,
Senior Play, Mixed Chorus,
R. O. T. C., Newspaper rep.
industrious, diligent, eordfnl
LISACK. ANTHONY l.
"Tony" CoMM1-:1:o1AL
C. I. C., Basketball Manager,
Lettermen, Prom Committee.
emzserrafive, quiet, friendly
MANCUSO. DONALD I.
"Duke" CoMMmuz1A1.
Hall Guard, Prom Commit-
tee, "Miss Collegiate," C. I. C.
handsome, husky, humorous
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MELNITZKE. MAGADALENE M.
"Mug" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Safety, Student
Council.
qu frff, friwldlil. l'0?lSl'VllfIfI'l7!'
MEYER, EUGENE R.
"Grevl.f" COMMERCIAL
Basketball, T r a c k, Letter-
men, Hall Guard, Cheer-
l e a d e r, Prom Committee,
Usher.
wiffy, ejferivesz-r'11f, ofhlefic
MEYER. ROBERT G.
"Bob" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Glee, Stamp.
winsome, bold, rl1'I'I1'my
MEYERS. PIERCE I.
"Bud" COMMERCIAL
Baseball, Capt. Football, Bas-
ketball, C. I. C., Hall Guard,
Lettermen, "Miss Collegiate."
Irfhlefir, cheerful, popular
MICELI. GENEVIEVE M.
"Gen" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Safety repl, Clean-
Up Committee, Secretary of
Senior Student Council.
siveef, I7Idll8I'I'l0IlS
rrmsiderafr'
MICHON. CHESTER B.
COMMERCIAL
Polish, Foreman News, C. I.
C.
Il1'ferrnim'rl, initifmfhw, rlurln-
cious
E221
MANDERINO. MICHAEL G.
"M1l.-e" COMMERCIAL
1. I. C.
,1f'i':o1rIIIi'y, plus looks
JANUARY
MCNULTY, THOMAS M.
"Tom" COMMERCIAL
Bowling, Hall Guard, "Miss
Collegiate," C. I. C., Letter-
men.
toll, HI1.NC.lZll'll0llS, talented
MOLLS. ELIZABETH L.
"Betty" GENERAL SCIENCE
G. A. A., C. I. C.
sociable, 'l7llllll'I0IlS, vheerful
MOORE, VINCENT I.
"Vince" COMMERCIAL
A C a p p ella, Foremanual,
Class Day, Senior Council
President, Hall Guard.
musical, amusing, gifted
MUELLER. GEORGIA
"George" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Glee, Newspaper rep.
plnismzf, Calm, agreeable
NELSON. LORENE H.
"Howie" COMMERCIAL
Clean-Up, C. I. C., G. A. A.,
"Miss Collegiate," Class Gift
Committee, Safety.
serene, fall, blond
NEUBAUER. CAROLINE
"Carol" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Girls' Glee, 2A Club,
3B Club, 3A Club.
dignifiefl, wholesome, preffy
OLSEN. MABEI. G.
"Sisl' COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Personnel Office.
l1lll'!'f, frivnrlly, cuymble
GRADUATES
OLSON. RUTH M.
"Ruth" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Spanish Club, Intra-
mural, Service Club, Senior
Night.
shy, nenf, 1u'1'on1n1od11fi11g
PERRONE. CLEO M.
"1Iuke ' COMMERCIAL
R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, Fire
Marshal Chief, A Cappella
Choir, C. I. C., Student Coun-
eil, Football. Ilall Guard.
1l'l1l1'1'ir', fr1'r'ndly, humorozas
PETERSEN, DONALD
"IW:-s" ARCH. DRAWING
C. I. C.
good Ioolciug, friendly
PQOCH. HAROLD C.
"Hal" GENERAL SCII-:NCR
Hall Guard, Newspaper rep.
friendly, quiet, lmnsslmzing
PLANERT. HELEN A.
"Tools" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Bowling Team, G. A.
A., Class Day Committee,
Girls' Chorus.
quiet, sweet, friendly
POLLAK. GERTRUDE A.
COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Girls' Glee,
Service.
composed, pleasant, mu: iml
POTOKAR. ELMER
"Por" TECHNICAL
Hall Guard, Drama, Mixed
Chorus, C. I. C., Student
Council.
sociable, m'.fi1'e, leader
PAULICK. ELFRIEDA A.
"AI" COMMI-:'ce'AI.
C. I. C.. Spanish Club. Intra-
mural, Drama.
Iflwalrle, good-nafurcrl
POWELL. MARTIN M.
".'vIn,rfy" GENERAL SCIHNCI-3
U s h e r, Lettermen, Cheer-
leader, C. I. C., Newspaper,
Basketball.
fall, Izundsome, nllzlrfir'
PRIGGE. SHIRLEY I.
"Squirvlly" CoMMr:RCIAI.
Bowling, P r o m Committee,
Candy Seller, G. A. A.,
French, Current Trends, C. I.
C,
siveef, preffy, nrlisfir'
PROVENZA. PETER I.
"Pete" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Band, Boys' Chorus,
Hall Guard, Locker Guard.
dark, fall, audnr-ioux
RAFFAELLI. NORMA A.
"Hom" COMMERCIAL
Personnel, Class Day Com-
mittee, Student Council, C. I.
C., Service.
friemlly, rlmbifious, ru-five
RATAIIK. VIRGINIA M.
"Virgif-" COMMI-:RCIAL
C. 1. C., Life Saving, Student
Council.
aihlefir, 1ryre1'ubII', flll'll8llllf
REICHELT. CLIFFORD H.
"Cliffr"' GI-:NERAL SCIENCI:
C. I. C., Intramural Basket-
ball, Bowling, German Club.
gourl-nrrlnred, playful
lp 23 I
ROMANOWSKI. CLARENCE W.
"Roman" TECHNICAL
Hall Guard, C. I. C., Ticket
Office, Latin.
lively, misc.h.ievous, sociable
ROTZOLL. HARRY V.
"Hair" TECHNICAL
Safety Council, Boys' Chorus,
C. I. C., Technical Club, Print
Shop Foreman.
shy, sedate, patient
ROZETKE. MARIE I.
"Mei-dy" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
polite, sedate, ii1rIi1'1':Iual
SCI-IERER. FRANCES M.
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
quiet, shy, friendly
SCHMIDT. EMILE A.
"Smitty" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A.. C. I. C., Glee, Candy
Seller, Lettergirl, Bowling,
Graduation C O m m i t te e,
Drama.
frolicsome, agreeable, reliable
SCHNEIDER. IOHN G.
"Schnitz" SCIENCE
Baseball, Hall Guard, Intra-
mural, B a s e b al l, Football,
Basketball.
calm, tall, friendly
i241
ROCHAMBEAU, DALE L.
"Rocky" SPECIAL ARTS
G. A. A., C. I. C., Advanced
Art, Riding, Spanish, Senior
Night Committee.
beautiful, friendly, likeable
IANUARY
RODE. GRACE M.
"Grassy" COMMERCIAL
G A. A., C. I. C., Service, Cap
and Gown Committee, Person-
nel, Bowling, Math Club.
quiet, petite, sweet
SCHOLZ. WILLIAM E.
"Brother" TECHNICAL
Basketball, Football, Bowl-
ing, C. I. C., Hall Guard, Beto
Club.
unassuming, mischievous,
bold
SCHUELER. SHIRLEY R.
"Shirl" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., French.
efficient, friendly, likeable
SCHWAR11. LUCILLE M.
"Lu" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C.
reserved, tall, likeable
SHOSTAK. WILLIAM B.
"Bill" COMMERCIAL
Capt. H all Guards, Nat.
Honor, Math, Class Day Com-
mittee, Chess and Checker.
brilliant, studious, quiet
SIELOFF. LENORA H.
"Len" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Personnel,
Prom Committee.
blond, friendly, happy
SIERZEGA. NORBERT L.
TECHNICAL
C. I. C.
sociable, co-operative, sincere
GRADUATES
SOFKA. MARGARET I.
"Mm-gr" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Spanish Club.
obliging, sedate, amiable
STRUB. IUNE E.
"Strubve" COMMERCIAL
Drama, Glee, G. A. A., C. I.
C.
sedate, mmrhalant, friendly
SUCKOW. WALTER H.
"l1aln"' COMMERCIAL
Cla s s President, Football,
Swimming, Lettermen, C. I.
C. rep., Basketball, Prom
Chairman, Newspaper.
athletic-, manly, frienflly
SZAFRAN. GENEVIEVE B.
".lem1" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
quiet, sincere, unassuming
SZAFRANIEC. EDWARD I.
"Suzy" GENERAL SCIENCE
C. I. C., Bowling, Basketball,
Latin.
friendly, quiet, active
SZARZYNSKI. CLARA S.
"Clare" LANGUAGE
G. A. A., C. I. C.. Latin Club.
friendly, dependable, quiet
TESCH. MARTHA I...
"Marty" COMMERCIAL
Nat. Honor, Valedictorian,
Lettergirls, C. I. C., G. A. A.,
Clean- Up Campaign, Fore-
Inan News.
brilliant, alert, active
STECKIEWICZ. BRUNO W.
"Stock" TECHNICAL
C. I. C., Polish, Hall Guard,
Class Day Committee, Bowl-
ing.
Calm, sinc'e1'e, humorous
TEUBER. CLARA E.
"Claire" CoMMI-:RCIAL
German Club, Honor Society,
Class Day Committee, Clean-
Up Campaign, Drama.
rlazlr, calm. friemlly
THOMPSON. DOLORES C.
COM M l-IRCIAL
C. I. C.
happy, lznnlarous, pelnpy
THORSEN. BERNICE A.
"3f"' COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Service,
Graduation Committee.
stately, blomle, Sl7l!'I'I'l?
THOSS. VIRRELI. C.
"Th0SS" COMMERCIAL
C I. C., Band, Locker Guard.
musiral, shy, talented
TICARIC. FRANK
'7'w" COMMERCIAL
C- I- Newspaper rep.,
Class Gift Committee.
4-ongemal, soriable, mp-pfrpe
TILLHSEN. VERNON R.
"Tillie" TECHNICAL
C. I. C., Student Council, Se-
nior Plav, R. 0. T. C., Usher,
Stamp Club.
snr-ialzle, tallrativv, aggressive
i25l
TREICHEI., THEODORE C.
UTh.!l!I!'llS'l SOCIAL SCIENCE
Student Council, C. I. C.,
Drama.
witty, frifwdly, Iilrenlzle
TURPIN. EDWARD H.
"Tu:-p" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, Fore-
manual, Hall Guard, Locker
Guard, Band, C. I. C.
:fo-operrlfifvv, guy, humorous
VANNIER, LOIS G.
"Shorty" SPECIAL ART
G. A. A., C. I. C., Honor So-
ciety, Spanish, Advanced Art,
Student Council, Prom Com-
mittee.
tolvnfefl, artistic, ohio.
VINCENT, LORRAINE
"Vina" COMMERCIAL
Honor Society, Foremanual,
Geographic C I u b, Student
Leader.
sweet, si'I1r'el'1', gifted
WETTERER, RAY
COMMERCIAL
Prom Committee, C. I. C.,
Mixed Chorus, Drama.
witty, neat, active
WHITCOMB. LAVONNE I.
"Vomzie" SOCIAL SCIENCE
C. I. C., Student Council.
exotic, calm, pretty
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IANUARY
TORNATORE. PETER I.
"Greek" TECHNICAL
Baseball, Fencing, C. I. C.,
Student Council, Hall Guard
Captain, Newspaper.
1-lzrerfzfl, congenial, adept
G
RADUATES
TRADER. WM. IOHN
"TI-odor" TECHNICAL
Football, Basketball, V i c e-
President C. I. C., Safety
Council.
musir-nl, hanflsonw, athletic
WHITMAN. BETTY JANE
"Betty" LANGUAGE
French, Student Council rep.,
Senior Night Committee.
talkative, amusing, lovable
WIEDENHOFT. ELAINE P.
"IfVe1'ds" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A.
petite, frolic-some, gay
WILSON, GERALDINE E.
'iloi-ry" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Math, Girls' Glee.
swzfrt, chewfnl, intvlligmlt
WOLINSKI. EDWARD S.
"Ed" COMMERCIAL
Hall Guard, Locker Guard,
Mixed Chorus, C. I. C.
studious, congenial, inde-
peudwzt
ZACCARD. HOWARD H.
"Busta" TECHNICAL
Hall Guard, C. I. C., News-
paper rep.
good I'mlfiI1g, ".k?t'i'f-Ill
ZIEMSKI, FRANK I.
SCIENCE
C. I. C.
n1is1'hi1'vons, sociable,
itzteresthzg
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ANDERSON. LESTER R.
"Swede" TECHNICAL
C. I. C., Student Council.
rcfiling, calm, modest
ANDREASEN. CLARA I.
"Claire" COMMERCIAL
Nat. Honor, G. A. A., Service,
C. I. C., Candy Seller
ullzlcfic, brillirznf, cheerful
ARCHER. BERNICE
"Brenda" COMMERCIAL
R i n g Committee, Service,
Foremanual StaH, Honor, G.
A. A., C. I. C.
lovable, peppy, attractive
ARMATO, ANNE I.
"Annie" LANGUAGE
G. A. A., Spanish, C. I. C.,
Geographic, Music.
serene, petite, sociable
ASH. IAMES
"Jimmy" TECHNICAL
Baseball, Lettermen, Basket-
ball, C. I. C., Student Council.
likeable, goof-nafured
AUGUST. ESTHER C.
"Es" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Intramurals, C. I.
C., Student Council, Cap and
Gown Committee.
dfhlvtic, cheerful, friendly
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ADAMS, IOHN F.
"Long John" SCIENCE
Fire Marshal Chief, Hall
Guard, Projector, A Cappella
Choir, Newspaper rep.
infclligenf, direct, forceful
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IUNE
ALOISIO. PHYLLIS l.
"Phyl" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Spanish,
Student Council.
friendly, cordial, humorous
BABLO. CHESTER
"Chet" TECHNICAL
Basketball, Baseball, Golf, C.
I. C., Ring Committee, Letter-
men.
ufhleffc, 1'arc'frec, agreeable
BACH. IUNE M.
NJ. BJ, COMMERCIAL
G. A. A.. Intramurals.
athletic, friendly, witty
BADENOCH. MABEI.
"Maile" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A.. C. I. C., Prom Com-
mittee, Student Council, Geo-
graphic.
jolly, affrnctive, congenial
BAKER. IOHN E.
"Jack" SCIENCE
Intramurals, C. I. C., Base-
ball.
congenial, handsofm e, athletic
K I x' X IVV
sAglo'U'Sgt l0'l'lN If
?Lef " . Tpdl-LNICAL
OrCl1C,Sf-P34 8 a I? a nfiflil
Band, C. I. .. , I
Zwiilgqj ppdrglifils
BALTOWSKI. OLGA S.
"Lu" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Geographic,
Spanish, Student Council.
dignified, ajfable, pleasant
GRADUATES
BANZHAF. ROBERT A.
"Bob" COMMERCIAL
Nat. Honor. Current Trends,
Clean-Up Play, Foremanual,
I?':'1'ein'1ri News, C. I'. C., Stu-
dent Council, R. 0. T. C., Ger-
man, Valedietorian.
infvl igvnf, qllief. Nl"IUI1Il'!f1
BARRY, AUDREY B.
"Rvd" t'omMERe1AL
Editor Foremanual, C. I. C..
Nzt. Honor. Girls' Chorus,
Civitan Award.
IUIIISUIIIC, brighl, popular
B3"K, ROGER
"Hog" Cozviivll-ZRGIAL
Ring Committee. A Cappella
Choir, Foreman News, Locker
Guard.
srlzolufly, 1'es1'r:'e'1I', non-
clzulnnl
BAVYLA. DOROTHY M.
"Dol" LANGUAGE
Steno, German, Polish, G. A.
A., C. I. C.
good Il'!fIll'l'd, 1-'ziazwltioifnl
BEBAK. IEANNE M.
"Margo" CoMM1-ZRCIAI.
C. I. C., Intramurals, Choral,
G. A. A.
fllffflfl, Izrislf, mmssuming
BEHRENS. BETTY I.
"Refs" LANGUAGE
C. I. C., G. A. A., German.
ugrccalnlcg dependable, shy
BERTHOLD, BETTY E.
"Beit" LANGUAGE
Nat. Honor, Current Trends,
Libra r y Assistant, B 0 o k
Room, Clean-Up, Drama, C.
. C.
t'ht't'VfIl1, sfudious, capable
BARRATH. BETTY ANN
"limbs" C'oM1vu-:RGiA1.
Current Trerds, G. A. A.,
Graduation Committee.
lIffl'lll'fIUl', sopllisfirriferi,
fICjIt'II!Illlllt'
1 f'
X.
.Cyl l
V, I' . 1'
.-I'.-- ,fvlrizili ' TI-4'
BILLINGHAM. LOIS M.
"Lo" CoMM1cnG:Al.
Nat. Honor, Class Secretary,
IJ. A. R. Citizenship Award,
lettergirl, C. I. C., G. A. A.,
Iatin, Service. Newspaper
llonor, I'ulrlie Speaking.
ei1:'rj1r'fi4', olrii,y.'Hg, sfluliuns
BLOS. RICHARD G.
"Dir-l."' Sen-1Nel-1
"Almost I':lj.fhlL'l'll,H Foreman
News, Student Council, R. O.
T. C., Hall Guard. I'ro,iec'or,
Intramurals, Hard, C. I. C.
1lIIlIlSfPI!l, 1Ifll'l'!"IlP.'l', IIIIIISSIIIII-
ing
BOBER. LORRAINE E.
NH!! 'JUN CONT IVIICRCIAL
G. A. A. rep.. C. I. C., Prom
Committee, Student Council,
Usher S e n i o r Night, Geo-
graphic.
4rfIru1'fi1'e, Ifl.'4'ulr'1', iuifiufizw'
BOGACZ, HELENE I.
"I1lomIie" t'oMMERoiAL
G. A. A., Current Trends.
Polish, Student Council, C. I.
C., Horor.
shy, unassuming, plvnsnnf
BOHNHOFF. NORMA H.
"Norm" Comm!-ZRGIAI.
G. A. A., C. I. C., Student
Leader, Student C o u n e i l,
Class Day Committee, Intra-
murals.
s1uz'1'f, o'r'iging, sporfim'
BCRCH, LORRAINE E.
"IiIomIie" Comm:-mcml.
C. I. C., Intramurals, Honor,
Service.
fall, blond, frrllclrfivc
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BROWN, RUTH F.
"l?roum,ic" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, Serv-
ice, Oi'Iice, C. I. C.
fricndlll, flgrccable, sincere
BUCK. GLENN S.
"Buck'y SCIENCE
Assistant E d i t o r Foreman
News. Hall Guard.
scflate, studious, capable
BUCZAK. EDWARD P.
"Hutch" TECHNICAL
S e n i o r Basketball Captain,
Baseball, Lettermen, Intra-
murals, C. I. C., Student
Council.
manly, athletic, daring
BUHRKE. DOLORES G.
"Bah:-I.-e" COMMERCIAL
S t u d e n t Council, Current
Trends, C. I. C., German.
jolly, active, pleasant
BULLER. HELEN E.
"Snool.-s" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Foremanual, Class
Day Committee, Geographic,
Honor, C. I. C.
charming, pleasant, sociable
"Lv ' ENCE
I' m C mitt e, French, G.
A C I
. ,, ,. .
flu, tzous, nnzng, small
fill
BORN. ELDON E.
"Al" TECHNICAL
C. I. C., Student Council, Hall
G ll a I' d, Lettermen, Captain
Ushers, R i n g Committee,
lslllltllilll.
allzlctic., manly, quiet
IUNE
BRIGHT. WILLIAM P.
"Bill" SCIENCE
Prom Committee, Nat. Honor,
Clean-Up Chairman, Stamp,
S t u d e n t Council Commis-
sioner, Current Trends, Hall
Guard, Intramurals.
couycnial, studious, capable
CAFFERO. MARGARET
"Mai-gc" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, G. A.
A., Current Trends, German,
C. I. C.
small, shy, serene
CARFEL. IENNIE
"Ginny" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Latin.
calm, loyal, quict
CARLSON. EDNA M.
"Eddie" SCIENCE
G. A. A., A Cappella Choir,
Cap and Gown Committee.
attractive, modest, f'ranlc
CARRIGAN. IANE C.
"Car-ri" SCIENCE
Editor -in - C h i e f Foreman
News, Clean - Up, National
H o n o r, P r 0 m Committee,
Spanish, Safety Council.
dignified, congenial, gracious
COBB. HELEN
"Cobbins" CoMME.R.CIAI.
G. A. A., Current Trends,
Mixed Chorus.
calm, intelligent, obliging
COLLETTI. IEROME V.
"Jerry" TECHNICAL
Student Council, Commis-
sioner of Assembly, Usher
Captain, Manager Bowling,
Class Day Committee, Hall
Guard Captain, Social Com-
mittee.
cfficicnt, quict, dcpeiulablc
C A L. CON . OSEPH T.
" ' S COMMERCIAL
"Al s t Ei lass . I. C., Intramurals, Student
Da C ' anish, A Council, R. O. T. C.
o
Cappiellaf i r, S t u d e
Council, Sur r e
Tv
Qgnany ,
llgU0ll7l0ll-K pzusical, pretty
J
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CANNIZZARO. EDWARD M.
"New York" SCIENCE
Baseball, C I. C.
serious, faithful, obliging
CONNOLLEY. IUNE L.
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Girls' Chorus, June
Editor Foremanual, Civitan
Award.
pretty, charming, gay
CORDA, ROBERT I.
UBOIJU COMMERCIAL
Boys' Chorus, C. I. C.
fall, reserved, neat
CUTTONE. MICHAEL
"Mick" TECHNICAL
Safety Council, Usher, Ticket
Office, Hall Guard, Student
Council.
humorous, sociable, small
CZOSEK. GRACE C.
"Dimples" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, Polish, ur
rent Trends, C. I. C.
sincere, independent, df ure
U
DA ROWS . AD
" ' SCIENCE
Committe oI'.
reserved czent, bitio s
P1'OjectOr, 'e 'v' e, Clas'
I
reserved, easy-going q
DAVIS. D. IACK
"Dar" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
versatile, capable, courteous
DE FRENNE, ALBERT
"Al" SCIENCE
Latin, C. I. C., R. O. T. C.,
Hall Guard
handsome, reserved, manly
DE KEUKELAERE. EMIL C.
"B1,LdH COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Student Council, In-
tra-Football, Hall Guard.
carefree, modest, ajfable
DEMPSEY. GEORGE
COMMERCIAL
Hall Guard, C. I. C.
serious, dignified, pleasant
DOMBROWSKI. ISABELLE M.
"Issy" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Student
Council.
trustworthy, subtle, tall
DUDDA. EUGENIA M.
"Jean" COMMERCIAL
Current Trends, C. I. C.
unassunzing, amusing, non-
chalant
i31l
WL.
as
DURAND, MILDRED M.
"Million SCIENCE
Class Day Committee, Fore-
manual, Current T r e n d s,
French, Math, Music, Person-
nel, Library Assistant, C. I. C.
quiet, pleasant, obliging
DURICA. MILDRED I.
"MltZ', COMMERCIAL
Drama, C. I. C., Foreman
News, G. A. A., Honor, Prom
Committee.
jolly, interesting, dependable
ECKARDT. HAROLD E.
"Hair" TECHNICAL
Usher, C. I. C.
aggressive, studious, jolly
EDIN. SHIRLEY A.
"Shy" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, C. I.
C. rep., Girls' Glee, French,
Usher Senio Night, Drama,
Student Coun il, G. A. A.
a tra .i e, ommodating
r ful M
I SCIENCE
easurer Student Council
lli G
'lass Day Committee, Serv:
Ice.
original, democratic,
scintillating
EHRLICH. DORIS
"Touts" SCIENCE
Latin, Drama, C. I. C.
sophisticated, agreeable, care-
free
i323
DUDEK, FLORENCE I..
"Date" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Current Trends,
Polish, Radio, C. I. C.,
French, Student Council.
calm, obliging, dependable
IUNE
DUFFY, ROBERT
"Duff" COMMERCIAL
Foreman News, Hall Guard,
Box Oiiice, C. I. C.
humorous, artistic, unassum-
ing
ELIASEN. EDWARD
"Eli" SCIENCE
Swimming, Lettermen.
quiet, athletic, sincere
ELWART. DOROTHY R.
"Dot" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Student
Council.
attentive, tdctful, calm
ENGEI.. EVELYN
"Ev" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Student Council,
Geographic, Student Assis-
tant, C. I. C., Current Trends,
Math, Senior Night Commit-
tee, Life Saving, Basketball.
cordial, sparkling, active
ENZENBACHEH, ROBERT I..
"Bob" ART
Advanced Art, Poster Con-
test.
shy, artistic, dignified
ERK. KATHERINE G.
"K" COMMERCIAL
National Honor, German,
Personnel, Prom Committee,
Drama, C. I. C., Student
C o u n c i l , Newspaper rep.,
Safety, Current Trends.
vivacious, accommodating,
sweet
EZOP, RITA D.
HRIIBH COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Ring Committee,
Student Council, C. I. C.
friendly, tall, co-operative
03Cwfi4fV
GRADUATES
FEEBECK. LUCILE
"Lucy" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Cheer-
leader, Intramurals, Life
Saving.
shy, athletic, cheerful
FILIPECK. GLADYS M.
SEQUENCES
National Honor, Library,
Newspaper, G. A. A., Current
Trends, Personnel.
fall, noizchalanl, ejicient
fvj'
FINLAY. GEORGE
"Slim" COMMERCIAL
Football, Current Trends, C.
I. C., Prom Commitee.
debonair, clever, athletic
FOSS. ELAINE M.
"Smiles" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Honor,
Latin, Geographic, Student
Council, Girls' Chorus, "Al-
most Eighteen."
nonchalanf, likeable, blonde
FRAHM. ELEANOR H.
"El" COMMERCIAL
Safety, Math.
red-haired, friendly
FREITAG. ELAINE M.
COMMERCIAL
Cap and Gown Committee,
Geographic, C. I. C.
amiable, reliable, likeable
FERROLI. RAY
"Killer" COMMERCIAL
Bowling, Intramurals, Band,
Boys' Glee Club, C. I. C.
mischievous, easy-going
Sr
'D'
5519
NI .
. QS
f ' I
.' .. .k ,.
WN
Q36
,ig
'Q'
FRIESE. IEANETTE D.
"Norte" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., French,
Honor, Service, Prom Com-
mittee.
sophisticated, ultrrlctivc,
artistic
FRITZ. CELESTE L.
"Cewee" COMMERCIAL
Honor, Spanish, Geographic,
C. I. C., Student Council.
fall, pleasant, friendly
FRY. BLOSSOM L.
"Bonnie" SCIENCE
Graduation Committee, News-
paper rep., C. I. C., G. A. A.,
Student Council rep., Band,
Art, Spanish, Drama.
dainty, artistic, generous
GAIDICA. IOHN G.
"Cafes" SCIENCE
Latin, Bowling, Current
Trends, Newspaper rep.,
Baseball, Math, Prom Com-
mittee, "Almost Eighteen."
fall, dark, casual
4 .
GERHARDT. ANNA MARIE
"Annie" COMMERCIAL
Foremanual, Student As-
sistant, Student Council, C.
I. C., Camera, Chorus.
dependable, studious,
individual
GIAMBRQNE. LIBBY L.
".l1mie" COMMERCIAL
French, "Almost Eighteen,"
Class Day Committee.
willy. delightful, zippy
E331
GISSER. MARIAN P.
"Bets" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Class Day
Committee, Current Trends,
Lettergrirl, Student Leader.
aeeommortuting, siizeere,
friendly
GLUCHOWSKI. RAY C.
"Gomez" TECHNICAL
Ring Committee, C. I. C., Hall
Guard.
imassilming, athlefie,
energetic'
GOLBECK. BERNARD I.
"Berwyn SCIENCE
Hall Guard, C. I. C., Spanish,
Latin, S t u d e n t Council,
Clean-Up Play, Intramurals.
nonchalant, witty,
unassuming
GORHRM. IBCK
"Joe" COMMERCIAL
.Student Council, Band.
athiletic, carefree, likeable
GRACZYK. ANDREW V.
"Andy" SCIENCE
Student Council, Football,
Baseball, Bowling, Letter-
men, "Almost Eighteen."
athletic., eo-operative, briek
GRAMSBORG. PETER
"Pete" COMMERCIAL
Foreman News, Class Treas-
urer, C. I. C.
quiet, intelligent, ambitious
I34l
CIBASIEWICZ, AURELIA S.
COMMERCIAL
Polish, Current Trends,
Latin.
fflI1x'Flfl.I'1', studioils, merry
r
ii. -
Q9-A
IUNE
GIEI.. IACOB F.
"Jake" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, Newspaper
rep., C. I. C.
sincere, quiet, energetie
GRECO, ROCCO I.
"Green CCMMERCIAI.
S t u de n t Council, Usher,
News, Clean-Up, Prom Com-
mittee, C. I. C.
talented, Iilfeqble,
co-operative
GRIGAI.. H. IEROME
LANGUAGE
Hall Guard, C. I. C.
himzorous, aimlytical, cordial
GRILL. LOUISE L.
"Lou" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Polish, Cur-
rent Trends, Student Council.
quiet, studious, reserfved
GUCCIARDO. PETER P.
"Pete" TECHNICAL
C I. C., Intramurals, Stage
Hand.
sturdy, sociable, quiet
HAAG, IRENE T.
"I" COMMERCIAI.
C. I. C.
gentle, sedate, shy
HAASE. CHARLES
"Chuck" SCIENCE
Foreman.News Staff Artist,
C. I. C.
artistic, studions, conser-
vative
GRADUATES
HAGBERG, ROBERT
"Bob" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, Hall Guard.
Intramurals.
jestful, unassuming, 1'arefree
HAMPEL. ARDELE D.
"Shorty" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A.. C. I. C.
quiet, cordial, poised
HANSEN. HARVEY I.
"Ham" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, C. I. C.
jovial, H-501219, reliable
HARAND. HE AN
"Horn 0 4! NCI-1
R. O. T. C., A Cappell C. I.
C., Choral.
toll, dfirlf, musira
I
HAUCK. WARREN C.
"Hawk" MIITH
Math. Foreman News, Stu-
dent Council, National Honor,
Service, Library, Bowling,
Hall Guard, Safety, C. I. C.
relifrble, brilliant, congeniril
HEDEREN. DOLORES I.
"Dolly" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, C. I. C.,
Cap and Gown Committee,
Orchestra.
toll, r'orefI'ee, sor'i1Iblc'
HENHIKSEN. IRMA I.
"Blondie" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Current Trends, C.
I. C.
modest, sc'rious, lltlfllflll
HAMMOND, LUCILLE L.
"Lucy" COMMERCIAL
S t u d e n t Council, Chorus,
French, G. A. A.
ottrm'tiIre, ,t'riendly, Sl'Hl'l'I'l'
A A N
N
g
wi'
un.,
Qs,-f
ik
1 Q
?g Gun: 2
-if 513 I , '
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HESS, VIRGINIA
"Jean" COMMERCIAL
Service, Bowling, Prom Com-
mittee.
small, jolly, actirr'
HETH. ROGER I.
TECHNICAL
C. I. C.
witty, quiet, pleasant
HIGGIE. SHIRLEY M.
COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Girls' Glee, Current
Trends, C. I. C., S t u d e n t
Council.
attrac'tiIIc', accfonznzodating,
pleasant
HILL, PATRICIA M.
"Pat" COMMERCIAL
A Cappella Choir, Current
Trends, Honor, C. I. C.
friendly, modest, tall
OKS. EDNA
"Brenda" COM MERQfAL
I . I., A.
ml' I joyful, frihqy,
J
A ef
HOOKS, EDWARD F.
"Hooks" COMMERCIAL
Football, Lettcrmen, Base-
ball.
corwcicnliozfs, considerate,
c'ulturr'd
I35l
ISBAN, LAVERGNE E.
'AVcrn" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Class Day Commit-
tee, C. I. C., Cheer Leader,
Drama, Student Council.
athletie., poppy, g6'II?l'0'IlS
IACOBS. SHIRLEY F.
"Jake" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Student Council, Cur-
rent Trends, Office.
studious, brilliant, musical
IACOBSEN, CLAIRE I.
COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, Drama,
Journalism, Geographic, Cur-
rent Trends, Spanish, Stu-
dent Council, C. I. C., Chorus.
rhythmic-al, jolly, likeable
IACOBSEN. DORIS M.
"Boots" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Student
Council.
carefree, flirtatious, pleasant
IAKUBOWSKI, EDWARD I.
".1aI.-e" TECHNICAL
Manager Ticket Department,
Student Council, Lieutenant
R. O. T. C.
good-naturell, sociable
IASPER. LORRAINE H.
COMMERCIAL
National Honor, Service, C.
I. C., Class Day Committee,
OfHce.
sweet, abliging, capable
l36l
Chg,
fs.
Y"'v-
HOPSICKER. ROBERT A.
"Hopp'ie" COMMERCIAL
Band, Orchestra, Dance Band,
C. I. C., Cheer Leader, Safety
Council.
short, likeable, musical
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K HOSFORD, NED D. '
'tHossy" COMMERCIAL
Captain R. O. T. C., Safety
Council, Scabbard and Blade,
Mixed Chorus, C. I. C., Hall
Guard
milifarisfie, handsome, shy
IATCZAK. IEANETTE P.
"Yonny" COMMERCIAL
N a t io n al Honor, Service,
Newspaper, G. A. A., Current
Trends, Student Council.
athletic., bright, efficient
IOB, EUGENE M.
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
quiet, tall, pleasant
IOHANSEN. CRYSTAL
"Chris"
C. I. C., G. A. A.
quiet, dependable, agreeable
IOHNSON, INGRID
"Inicio" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C.
Coy, sociable, sweet
IONES. BETTY I..
COMMERCIAL
Ring Committee, Cheer
Leader, Student Council, G.
A. A., C. I. C. .
petite, peppyg poised
IUBERT, DOROTHY M.
"Sis" . . . . COMMERCIAL
Bowling, G. A. A., Current
Trends, C. I. C., Spanish,
Usherette, Senior Night, Geo-
graphic.
conservative, studious,
helpful
GRADUATES
KARAS. IOSEPH W.
"Joe" TECHNICAL
Hall Guard Captain, Safety
Council, C. I. C.
quiet, unassuming, agreeable
KAZMER. HERBERT
"Herb" SCIENCE
"Almost Eighteen," Prom
Committee.
sociable, willy, popular
X af
Kaz wx KI ,-
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Qt Y
1, , r. ' '
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-. , -!. 'anim
- i . Vg -ve
KAZMIEHSKI. SOPHIE
COMMERCIAL
Student Council, Polish Club.
modest, willing, sincere
l
IA!-f
K RO . ILI. .
HJ hflu ' , SCIENCE
Su em N C ci ,'Class Day
' For man News
Sta 1 r t Trends.
fas ' us, natural, 'intelligent
X
KEI. . IE K
err SCIENCE
. T. C., rick Squad,
.om etitive glatoon, R i n pr
Rlfie Team
qi ,.'1od-io s, se "lu
W WWA'
KERKOWSKI. GERTRUDE I.
"Trudy" COMMERCIAL
S t u d e n t Council, Current
Trends, Polish, C. I. C., G.
A. A.
bloufl, quiet, friendly
KACZMAREK. LORETTA
"Laurie" COMMERCIAL
Mixed Chorus, C. I. C., Serv- x
ice.
sfudious, efieieuf, cordial
f. fier-
. "
Ziyi' ,.
.,,,.....-.
may :Albion ni
Sig, fs- - E' Sf
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life
I - 3 ,L-
'," in I' .tr
I Y.,. A .
iiill ffl' f,
.1 nv' I
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KIIAK. RAYMOND I.
"Ray" COMMERCIAL
Hall Guard, Newspaper, C.
I. C., Boys' Chorus, Safety.
honest, upright, imluslrious
KILLORAN. PATRICIA A.
"Pat" LANGUAGE
Cap and Gown Committee,
Newspaper, French, Latin, G.
A. A.
rlimplerl, efiprieious, friendly
KISHK . HIC RD .
" Hr ' I-INICAL
I ye ' 1-ous, cur haired
n
KLANN. GRACE D.
"Gracie" COMMERCIAL
Newspaper, Current Trends,
Student Council, German, C.
I. C.
nggressive, fall, composed
KLEIN, IRENE
COMMERCIAL
Student Council, G. A. A.,
Girls' Chorus, Ring Commit-
tee.
small, quiet, friendly
KLINGBERG, FLORENCE E.
"Flo" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, G. A.
A., C. I. C.
fall, lovable, sincere
T371
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KOCUR. MILDRED I.
"Peg" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Lettergirl, C. I. C.,
Latin.
sweet, cheerful, pleasant
KOEPKE. WILLIAM
"Bill" SCIENCE
C. I. C., Student Council, R.
O. T. C.
quiet, agreeable, friendly
We
"Casanova" SCIENCE
C. I. C., Scabbard and Blade,
Rifle Team, Safety Council,
Hall Guard, Boys' Chorus,
Student Council.
militarilsfic studious, likeable
KOPECK. HELEN F.
"Hel" COMMERCIAL
Personnel. National Honor,
Current Trends, Prom Com-
mittee, Spanish, Geographic,
Choral.
charming, intelligent,
delightful
KOWALSKI, IEANETTE R.
"Jen" COMMERCIAL
B 0 w l i n g , Candy Seller,
Choral, German, G. A. A.
good-humored, neat
l38l
Y K
'ZW
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Q'
9150:
S..
IUNE
KNOTTS. RUSSELLETIA
"Rumi" SCIENCE
G radu ati on Committee,
Lunch Room Hostess.
small, generoiw, willing
KRLX. R HARD P.
"Dick' COMM RCIAL
R. O. T. mdixed orus,
"Al QV, Eighteen," i m -
f-minE?Scabbard B e.
frank, t ,
KROPEK. LOUISE G.
"Lou" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Current Trends, G.
A. A., Student Council, Ardio.
easy, serene, earnest
KRUEGER. DOROTHY A.
"Dots" SCIENCE
L a ti n , Math, Service, Li-
brary, National Honor, C. I.
C.
blond, dignified, calm
KUCHER. FRANK I.
"K1l6fL', COMMERCIAL
Student Council, Golf, Stamp,
Class Day Committee, "Al-
most Eighteen," Hall Guard,
C. . .
frank, individual, agreeable
KULINSKI, WILLIAM I.
"Bill" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., S t u d e n t Council,
Foremanual, Ring Committee.
sociable, co-operafive, colorful
RP I
" 0M RCIAL
n Il I, . C., G.
A. .
jol letic, li eable
GRADUATES
KURTH. GEORGE F.
"Kurt" COMMERCIAL
Usher, Hall Guard, Student
Council, Safety, Class Vice-
President, National Honor,
Foreman News, Foremanual,
Current Trends, Clean-Up
Play Author, "Almost
Eighteen."
versatile, brilliant,
co-operative
LANDT. PAUL F.
"Oily" COMMERCIAL
Music, C. I. C.
congenial, witty, bold
LANZOLLA. MORENO
"Moe" TECHNICAL
Hall Guard, C. I. C.
pleasant, composed, sincere
LARSEN. GLADYS L.
"Gla.d', COMMERCIAL
National Honor, G. A. A.,
Prom Committee, Candy
Seller, Student Council, Ger-
man, C. I. C.
dimpled, brainy, colorful
f
LARSEN. O .
T CH AL
Capt. R. . . C., c ard
and Bla . I. C, afety
Council
m stie, hln rous,
nonch a
LARSEN. WILLIAM B.
"Bill" SCIENCE
R i n g Committee, Photog-
rapher for Foreman News,
Hall Guard, Projector, Tennis
Team, Bowling, Drama.
humorous, handsome, cheerful
LAIISON. LOIS
"Swede" COMMERCIAL
Chorus, Ring Committee,
Foreman News, Latin, C. I.
C., Current Trends, G. A. A.,
"Almost Eighteen."
blonde, petite, talkative
KUSNIERZ. IRENE
"Revue" COMMERCIAL
Honor, G. A. A., Geographic,
Latin.
friendly, capable, sincere
I
UDOLPH
V " udy" TEC NICAL
nt Cou 'l P - ident,
, ug,--f .I .:- -. .I.C.,
' o Commit e.
in elli e ., ' ' uiet
Czfw
LASKOWSKI. RICHARD
SEQUENCE
quiet, unconcerned, likeable
LAST. MARGARET G.
"Margie" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, Math, Girls'
Glee, C. I. C., Music.
sincere, accommodating,
quiet
I.
LAUB. VIOLEI' G.
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Current Trends, Stu-
dent Council, Chorus.
ambitious, likeable, sweet
LA VEZZI. MARIE
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Cap and Gown Com-
mittee, Newspaper, Student
Council, German, Basketball.
carefree, original, humorous
LEDERER. ELVERA
"Al" COMMERCIAL
C I. C., Class Day Commit-
tee, German Intramurals.
easy-going, understanding
i391
LEWIN, ERICH H.
"Dutch" TECHNICAL
Golf, Usher, Basketball, Hall
Guard, Safety, C. I. C., Stu-
dent Council, Current Trends.
afable, obliging, neat
LEWIS. TELLE T.
"Stelle" COMMERCIAL
Cap and Gown Committee,
Geographic, C. I. C.
affectionate, dainty, genial
LINDAU. CHARLES
"Chuck" SCIENCE
S t u d e n t Council, Cap and
Gown Committee.
friendly, loyal, leisurely
LINDQUIST, ELSIE
"Els" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, Fore-
manual, Newspaper, G. A. A.,
Girls' Glee, Current Trends,
Usherette.
frank, reliable, friendly
LITAWA. EDWARD I.
"Twat"x COMMERCIAL
Lettermen, Projector, Hall
Guard, Band, C. I. C., Golf.
athletic., agreeable,
co-operative
LIZAK. ADEI.E
"Ad" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C.
sweet, quiet, sincere
E401
LEO. DOMINIC E.
"Leo" TECHNICAL
Usher, Football, C u r r e n t
Trends, R. 0. T. C., Scabbard
and Blade, Hall Guard,
Safety Council.
congenial, witty, friendly
JUNE
LEONARD. AUDREY I.
"And" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Candy Seller, Serv-
ice, French, Honor.
petite, friendly, intelligent
LOOMIS. BERNICE P.
"Bern" COMMERCIAL
S t u d e n t Council, C. I. C.,
Clean-Up Campaign, Span-
ish, Girls' Glee.
frank, diligent, cheerful
LORCH. VALENTINE M.
HBud,' TECHNICAL
Intramurals, C. I. C., Student
Council.
flirtatious, carefree, afable
LORENZ. ELAYNE F.
"E" COMMERCIAL
Ring Committee, Current
Trends, Personnel, G. A. A.,
Student Council, German, C.
I. C., Graduation Committee.
earnest, accommodating,
reliable
LUCZAK, IANINA E.
"Nina" SI-:QUENCI-:s
National Honor, Ring Com-
mittee, Librarian, Student
Council, Latin, Newspaper.
ambitious, intelligent, modest
LUS. VIRGINIA I.
"Ginny" LANGUAGE
National Honor, C u r r e n t
Trends, French, Latin, Pol-
ish, G. A. A., Student Coun-
cil, Library Asst., Cap and
Gown Committee.
quiet, studious, intelligent
s
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GRADUATES
MACHNIK. TED F.
"Matches" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Student Council.
shy, friendly, debonair
MADOCH. ALLAN I.
"Al" COMMERCIAL
Basketball, Mixed Chorus, C.
I. C., Intramurals.
humorous, eo-operative,
dependable
MALONEY. IAMES
"Red" COMMERCIAL
Band, R. O. T. C., Current
Trends, C. I. C., Scabbard
and Blade
milifarisfie, dreamy, reserved
MANAGO. ROSE
"Rosie" COMMERCIAL
Service, C. I. C., Honor,
Ticket Seller, Student Coun-
cil.
petile, eo-operative, depend-
able
MANCINI. YOLANDA I.
"Pudgie" COMMERCIAL
Locker Guard, G. A. A., Sbu-
dent Council, C. I. C.
reserved, cordial, good-
natured
MARQUARDT, DOROTHY P.
"Esmeralda" COMMERCIAL
Locker Guard, Student Coun-
cil, Cterrent Trends, G. A. A.,
C. I. .
likeable, congenial, calm
MARTINAITS. AGNES
"Aggy" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Spanish.
serene, nonchalant, reserve
MADAY. IRWIN I.
"Curley" TECHNICAL
R. O. T. C., Usher, Stage
Hand.
handsome, militaristie,
likeable
MASS. TOM A.
"Ganga Din" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, C. I. C.,
Usher, Ticket Seller, Cheer
Leader, Football, T e n n i S ,
Hall Guard, Spanish, Math,
Current Trends, Band, "Al-
m 0 s t Eighteen," President
Student Council.
capable, congenial, talenled
MATSON. SHIRLEY E.
"Shir-I" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Bowling, C. I. C.,
Girls' Glee, Current Trends,
German, Student Council.
fun-loving, dexferous
MATTHEWS, LORRAINE B.
"Laurie" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
slim, eager, blond
MATTHIES, WILBERT A.
"Will" COMMERCIAI.
C. I. C., Student Council.
talkative, friendly, sportive
. LA I I
,chi " CO . IAI.
t' on Olish,
ren , u ent ends, C. I.
C spa er, rsonnel.
I dioi 'k, friendly
MELL. LEWIS
'fLew" SCIENCE
Intramural Baseball, Basket-
ball, Locker Guard.
flirtatious, handsome,
nonchalant
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MICHAEL. GRACE C.
"Carmichael" COMMERCIAL
Current Trends, G. A. A.,
L 0 c k e r Guard, Volleyball,
Basketball, Letter Girl, Band,
Student Council, S t u d e n t
Leader.
afhlefic., talkative, friendly
MILBURN, RUTH I.
"Mil" SEQUENCES
President G. A. A., Class Day
Committee, C. I. C., Bowling,
Lettergirls, Foremanual.
athletic, charming, clever
MILLER. ELAINE M.
"Blondie" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Student
Council, Girls' Glee, Swim-
ming.
humoroias, gay, friendly
,f I ' '
9,19 f-C
frflff J' - f
f 'r:wf"'A'
mqngfusxi, HENRY
1 ' Tiny" y COMMEIKIIAL
Band, O rc he ?1yr1if,Dance
Band, R. O. T. . 5
musicak'husky, eager
MISURELLI, ALEX S.
"Medals" COMMERCIAL
Hall Guard, R. 0. T. C., Pub-
1 i c i t y Committee, "Almost
Eighteen."
neat, gentlemanly, placid
MOESSINGER, ROBERT W.
"M688', SCIENCE
Usher, Hall Guard, Student
Council, Spanish, C. I. C.
reserved, good-nafured
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MELVILLE. ARCHER C.
"Arch" COMMERCIAL
Ring' Committee, Band,
Safety, Stamp, Hall Guard,
Current Trends, C. I. C.
humorous, falkafive,
capricious
DOLORES L.
"DuckyQX COMMERCIAL
S t u d n tNCOuncil, C. I. C.,
O ,7l KK ' teen,H
Me lefXCOrnhered
Cl .. y Cofgrtiigefj ndy
Seller. ' X' ly
attractire, taleniif , I .
co-operative "
MOIR. DOLORES E.
COMMERCIAL
Student Council, G. A. A.,
Ardio, Current Trends, Latin,
C. I. C.
sensible, loyal, sincere
MOLINARI. ANGELA
"Angie" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
amiable, winsome, true
'BQ-S+ e4 A""'K +'
A
swell 'Q-Q New -
Momon. wnnnsn R... 3 C,"
"Red" Tngfjl CSL
R. O. T. C., Bowling, . . Qfq
Student Council
modest, redheaded, amiable
MOORE. ELLA VIRGINIA
"El" COMMERCIAL
G A. A., Current Trends, C.
I. C.
sfndious, quiet, friendly
MORALES, ROBERT S.
"Bob" TECHNICAL
Tennis, Basketball, Usher,
Intramurals.
sincere, likeable, pleasant
MORIARTY. AGNES E.
"Aggie" COMMERCIAL
Prom Committee, Newspaper,
C. I. C.
ralrn, dependable, likeable
GRADUATES
MOSS. ROBERT C.
"MUSE" SCIENCE
Band, C. I. C., Intramurals.
classic., versatile, vital
MULHOLLAND, ROBERT
"Cobemz" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Student Council,
Softball, Football.
humorous, congenial, 'rhyth-
micail
MUNSINGER. EDITH M.
"E" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Girls' Glee.
blond, attractive, quiet
MURZYN, MICHAEL
"Mike" SCIENCE
Bowling, Hall Guard, C. I. C.
Sgludent Council, Band, Span-
is . ,,
independent, trustworthy,
likeable
NAGEL. DARLENE M.
"Dar" COMMERCIAL
Current Trends, G. A. A.,
Ring Committee, S t u d e n t
Council.
sweet, agreeable, tranquil
NELSON. ESTELLE G.
"Nappy" LANGUAGE
"Almost Eighteen," Cap and
Gown Committee, Latin, Li-
brary, Student Council, G. A.
A., C. I. C.
gentle, naive, friendly
NELSON. ROY A.
"N6lS,' TECHNICAL
R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Seab-
bard and Blade.
tall, quiet. 'militaristic
MUELLER. ALICE H.
"Blondie" COMMERCIAL
Honor Club, Current Trends,
Personnel, G. A. A., Student
Council.
studious, conscientious,
gentle
i-
5
Q .ln
Q s. , ky.
.. , x. N Q
NESS. HELEN T.
"Nestle" SEQUENCES
Nat. Honor, Latin, Foreman
News, G. A. A., Student
Council, Class Day, Library,
Salutatorian.
musical, cheerful, sweet
NEVEN. PATRICIA
"Champ" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Student Council, Life
Saving, Ardio, Locker Guard,
Student Assistant, L e t t e r-
girl.
loyal, athletic, likeable
NIELSEN, STANLEY R.
"Dane" COMMERCIAL
Hall Guard, Drama, Spanish,
C. I. C.
quiet, casual, sociable
NIELSEN. WILLIAM T.
"Bill" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, Boys' Cho-
rus, Foreman News, Cap and
Gown Committee.
witty, jovial, unconcerned
NILSEN, LORRAINE E.
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Student Council.
calm, shy, pleasant
NORDAHI.. EINAR M.
"Swede" ARCHITECTURAL
Hall Guard, Captain Stage
Hand, Class Day Committee.
Nat. Honor, C. I. C., Student
Council.
studious, tall, dependable
E431
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OLSON, CHESTER C.
"Ole" SCIENCE
Advanced B a n d, Advanced
Art, C. I. C.
youthful, adventurous, X
reticent
4:-
RCIAL
I
' ,G. .L ,s
ent CO , ,urren
Geo hic, M ' C
6 t 977
g, a 1,
I Il,
O'SHEA. ROBERT P.
"Bob" COMMERCIAL
Ring COmmittee,,C. I. "C.
gentlemanly, obliging, care-
free
OTTO. DOROTHY A.
"DottO" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
lovable, cordial, chummy
PABIS, EVELINE I.
"Kid" COMMERCIAL
Ring' Committee, Attendance
Office, C. I. C., Student Coun-
cil, Polish, G. A. A., Current
Trends.
friendly, sincere, unassuming
PACILIO, HELEN M.
"Howie" COMMERCIAL
Personnel, Math, Nat. Honor,
Clean-Up Campaign, Office.
stuclious, efficient, loyal
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ODELI.. MARIE I.
'tTootsio" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Current
Trends, German, S t u d e nt
Council.
witty, lilrcable, talkative
2'
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IUNE
OLSEN. BHLINE I..
"Ozzie" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Lettergirl
poppy, vizvacious, pretty
PADIBK, WALTER M.
" Wally" TECHNICAL
A Cappella Choir.
jovial, carefree, obliging
PALOW, LAVERNE
"Loooy" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., German, Student
Council, Current Trends.
scdatc, sweet, obliging
PARKS. EVELYN
"Parks" SEQUENCES
Student Council, G. A. A., C.
I. C., French.
quiet, petite, friendly
PARTIKA, LOUIS
"Lou" TECHNICAL
Hall Guard, C. I. C., Intra-
murals.
pleasant, athletic, dark
PASCHEN. IRAN
"Dim.plcs" COMMERCIAL
Newspaper, Cap and Gown
Committee, Current Trends,
German, Basketball, C. I. C.
jovial, reckless, friendly
PAULSON, ALETTA H.
"Letty" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Math, Geographic,
G. A. A., Current Trends,
Student Council, Choral.
amiable, dependable, ejicient
GRADUATES
PAWLAK. DOLORES L.
"Mickey" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Ring Committee, Stu-
dent Council.
agrecablc, understanding,
pleasant
PERCHAI., MARY
"Per-chabel" COMMERCIAL
Current Trends, G. A. A.,
Student Council, Geographic,
Nat. Honor, C. I. C.
modest, kind, capable
PERKOWSKI. LOREITA B.
"Ln-r" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Nat. Honor, Person-
nel, Polish, Library, News-
paper, Current Trends.
dependable, attentive,
pleasant
PEHZ. ROBERT V.
"Major" COMMERCIAL
R. O. T. C., Major Scabbard
and Blade, C. I. C., Student
Council
militaristic, humorous,
sincere
PETERSON. NANCY
"Nan" COMMERCIAL
Current Trends, G. A. A.,
Student Council, Spanish, C.
I. C.
shy, considerate, industrious
PFEIFFER. VIOLA B.
"Vi" COMMERCIAL
Nat. Honor, Graduation Com-
mittee, German, C u r r e n t
Trends, L i b r a r y, "Almost
Eighteen."
studious, alert, rcliablc
PFOHI.. DOROTHY
"Tuddy" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Student Council, G.
A. A., Personnel.
sedate, conscientious, serious
PEDERSEN. KENNETH S.
"Speed" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
gcnerous, cu-Opcratiiw, bash-
ful
PHILBIN. MARION
"Red" COMMERCIAL
Latin, G. A. A., Student
Council, C. I. C., Ring' Com-
mittee, Current Trends.
denture, reliable, pleasing
PIRAINO. IOSEPH I.
"Joe" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., French, Locker
Guard, Intramurals.
a musing, sociable, sincere
TECI-INIC
"Doc" f'
er Guar C.
ucsmg a .x
POKORNY. LORRAINE S.
"Popcorn" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Polish, Current
Trends, Student Council.
frolicsome, nonchalant,
terpsichorean
POMPER. LEONE
"Lee" SEQOENCES
G. A. A., Bowling, Student
Council, Candy Seller, Stu-
dent Leader, Mixed Chorus,
Nat. Honor, Lettergirl.
sedate, sweet, stzcdious
PRESCOTT. IRVING C.
"Irv" SCIENCE
Chorus, C. I. C.
uonchalant, musical, pleasant
T451
R. O.
Ger-
Drama Hall
Guar tCounc1l,
Blade, Stamp.
studious, mili-
RACLAWSKI. PHYLLIS
"Brenda" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Current Trends C.
I. C., Locker Guard, Ardio,
Polish.
talkative, frank, versatile
HECZEK. WILLIAM
"Bill" COMMERCIAL
Baseball, Lettermen, C. I. C.,
Newspaper, Safety, Captain
of Baseball.
athletic, friendly, accommo-
dating
REICHERT. CLARENCE I.
"Bud" TECHNICAL
C. I. C., S t u d e n t Council,
Safety, Hall Guard
reserved, persistent, clever
REIHL. WILBERT I.
"Will" Architectural
C. I. C., Foremanual, Hall
Guard, Newspaper, Manager
of Stage, Student Council.
courteous, dignffeel, mlm
REIMUS. DOLORES A.
"Dee" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Student Council,
Current Trends, Honor, Per-
sonnel, Nat. Honor, Ring
Committee.
poised, kind, tuetful
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PROBELL. LORRAINE
COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C.
quiet, bright, agreeable
K
.. Q .
.T u 1 .-
IUNE
PROFFITT. LEIGHTON K.
"Prof" TECHNICAL
R i n g Committee, Bowling,
Hall Guard, Usher, Newspa-
per, Box Office.
agreeable, quiet, dependable
RENDER. EVA
"Eve" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Student Council, C.
I. C., Current Trends, Geo-
graphic, Intramurals.
obliging, talented, modest
HINGWALD, IUNE
COMMERCIAL
Ourrent Trends, G. A. A.,
S t u d e n t Council, Bowling,
Latin, Ring Committee, C. I.
C.
intelligent, ambitious,
ejicient
ROBITSCHEK. VIRGINIA A.
"Ginny" LANGUAGE
Latin, G. A. A., Student
Council, "Almost Eighteen."
reserved, raven locks
HOSENBERGER. IOHN
"Rosie" TECHNICAL
H all G u a r d, Lettermen,
Clean-Up Play, Football.
athletic, eo-operative,
friendly
BOTH, ALFRED
SCIENCE
President Nat. Honor, Gym-
nastic and Swimming Teams,
Prom Committee, Hall Guard.
University of Chicago, Round
Table Award.
studious, intelligent, versatile
RUMPF. RITA E.
"Rem" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I C, Student
Council, "Almost Eighteen."
conservative, tall, pleasant
GRADUATES
SAFRANIEC. IEANETTE
COMMERCIAL
Polish, Current Trends, G. A.
A., Cap and Gown Commit-
tee, Student Council, C. I. C.
quiet, unassuming, natural
SATKO. RENE T.
"Rene" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., French, Class Day
Committee, Student Council,
"Almost Eighteen."
vivacions, chnmmy, versatile
SCHAACK. MURIEI. L.
"Mui" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., French, G. A. A.,
S t u d e n t Council, "Almost
Eighteen."
poised, lovely, chic
SCHENK. IEAN MARGARET
"Jeanie" LANGUAGE
Safety Council, Spanish, Ger-
man, C. I. C., G. A. A., Stu-
dent Council, Drama.
talkative, unassuming,
temperamental
SCHMIDT, HELEN K.
"Schmitty" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Choral,
B o w li n g, Geographic, Stu-
dent Council.
merry, congenial, pleasant
SCHNEIDER. LORRAINE N.
"Lorrie" COMMERCIAL
Ring Committee, S t u d e n t
Council, G. A. A.
studious, expressive, pleasant
SCHONS, ALICE K.
"Al" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Newspaper,
Student Council, Drama, Let-
tergirl, Polish.
attractive, streamlined, quiet
SANTELLA. ANNE T.
"Tiny" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Girls' Chorus, Stu-
dent Council.
diminutive, dark, attractive
Q
SCHULTZ. ETHYLMAE
SEQUENCES
B and, Orchestra, Spanish,
Current Trends, G. A. A.
accommodating, pleasant,
eficient
N3 -Lal' luck g'E
e5 ,Q 6 .
90
SCHULTZ. LECZARD w. - L 6 fx!
"Dutch" SCIENCE
K Band, C. I. C., Dance Band,
f'
Cap and Gown Committee.
eternally good-humored
SCHULZ. SHIRLEY A.
"Dutch" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, G. A. A.
jolly, audacious, agreeable
SCOTT. LEONARD N.
"Scotty" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Student Council,
Commissioner, C a p t ai n of
Hall Guards. .5
congenial, obliging, witty 7.,
SCOTT. SHIRLEY C.
"Scotty" LANGUAGE
Cap and Gown Committee, G.
A. A., Student Council,
French, Latin, Senior Night.
ejforoescent, opportunist,
sunny
SCULTEURE. LOIS G.
"Fluffy" COMMERCIAL
Ring Committee, C u r r e n t
Trends, Girls' Glee, French,
Foremanual rep., C. I. C.,
Student Assistant, D r a m a,
Student Council, G. A. A.
energetic, friendly, jolly
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SELLKE, CLYDE L.
"Selle" TECHNICAL
Usher, Bowling, Hall Guard,
C. I. C., Student Council.
courteous, tranquil, congenial
SERBIN, NORBERT H.
"Nm-b" ARCHITECTURAL
Foremanual Staff, Captain of
Stage Hands, Hall Guard, C.
I. C., Student Council.
well-groomed, dependable
SEROTZKE. RAMOND R.
"Ray" COMMERCIAL
R. O. T. C., Class Day Com-
mittee, C. I. C., Student Coun-
cil.
dependable, cheerful, peppy
SESCO. VIVIAN V.
"Vee' SCIENCE
Cap and Gown Committee,
Library, Usherette, S e n i o I'
Night, G. A. A., Latin, C. I. C.
dramatic, cheerful, ajable
SHASTY. DOLORES V.
t'Do Do" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Current Trends,
Service, Class Day Commit-
tee, C. I. C., Student Council,
German.
vim, vigor, 'vitality
SHARRES. ANGELO G.
"Greek" SCIENCE
C. I. C., Prom Committee,
Hall Guard.
jocose, small, congenial
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SEEBER, RICHARD
t'Dick" SEQUENCES
Student Council, Senior Com-
mittee, Basketball, Current
Trends, C. I. C.
popular, versatile, capricious
IUNE
SELANDER. ALVEN R.
"Al" SCIENCE
C. I. C.
quiet, friendly, neat
SIFFERMAN, ROBERT G.
"Bob" COMMERCIAL
Pin and Ring Committee,
Current Trends, Hall Guard.
fall, dark, handsome
SINSTOCK. EVELYN A.
"Evie" COMMERCIAL
Student Council rep., Honor,
Foremanual, Newspaper, G.
A. A., Current Trends, Li-
brary, Class Day Committee.
sincere, frank, generous
SKARBONKIEWICZ. EUGENE
"Gene" SCIENCE
H a ll G u a r d, Intramurals,
Gymnastic Team.
athletic, quiet, amusing
SKELLEY. HELEN
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
dark, quiet, unassuming
SKOWBONSKI. PHYLLIS C.
"Dixie" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., Current Trends,
Polish.
serene, independent,
unconcerned
SMALL, WILLIAM
"Will" TECHNICAL
Usher, Baseball, C. I. C.
shy, efficient likeable
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GRADUATES
SMIECHOWICZ. RICHARD
"Smiley" TECHNICAL
Foreman N e ws, S t u Il e n t
Council, C. I. C.
small, flejwmlulvlc, ej7'I1'ir'l1f
SMOCZYNSKI, EDWIN
"Smul.'cy" TECHNICAL
Baseball, Lettermen, Intra-
murals, Usher, Cap and Gown
Committee, Hall Guard Cap-
tain. MW
uflzlefie, , -q'f- 6, lilrfwk MM
My My
Spf!! Cl
Band, Orchestra, Da and,
Forema ' ws
mics 'hllgzlfdsszlrrzirzg
le aomzir
SPATH. WILLIAM
nk U S A
SPAYER, EVELYN I..
"b'1fie" COMMERCIAL
Nat. Honor, Prom Commit-
tee, Math, Service, Co-Chair-
man Clean-Up, C. I. C.
dainty, efficient, original
SPINUZZA STEVEN I.
"Him-Icy" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Nat. Honor, Current
Trends, Usher, Class Presi-
dent, Hall Guard, Newspaper,
Drama.
likerllzlc, snr-iulzle, intelligent
UTWA. THAD I.
" 'tuut" GENERAL
l Cl reserftative
t t Poli. t ent der-
a io . s
lili le, U' 'cndly
Q 0 -0 err ire
I
STEVENSON. NEREIDA g
".'Vev-ritz" SCIENCE
Cap and Gown Committee,
Bowling, Latin, C. I. C., G.
A. A.
lH'lIllfI'fl4l, sfylish, poised
SMITH. IANE R.
"Janie" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Newspaper, G. A.
A., Current Trends, Spanish,
Mixed Chorus.
good Ilfn1c'er', atfruvfirc
0- I
fs
-if
s-r'
5- 6
STENZEL. DOLORES I..
"Do Do" LANIIUAGI-1
C. I. C., Spanish, Student
Council, Girls' Glee, Drama.
rr'sc'rIw'rl, sfylish, sweet
STETCHER. IANE
".lm1ie" CIIMMERCIAI.
C. I. C., Student Council.
sfudious, eo-ulwrrlfiive,
plcusunf
STIBZENBECI-IER. IRENE I.
"Sfir:iv" COMMERCIAL
C u r r e n t Trends, Student
Council, Polish.
sovzublw, hlomlc, lHIf'07lf'Pl'Tll'd
STOELTING. LOIS D.
"Lo" CoMMI-:RCIAL
Cap and Gown Committee,
Safety, G. A. A., Current
Trends.
olnligfng, quiet, plerlsmlf
STRANGARITCH. ANNA T.
"A nn" TI-JCHNICAI.
Current Trends, G. A. A., C.
I. C.
pcppll. small, pleusnnf
STROM. LA VERNE A.
"Vern" COMMERCIAL
Student C ou n ci l, German,
Newspaper, Library, G. A.
A., C. I. C., Current Trends,
Drama.
rzmzgeniul, undersfarzding,
pleusllnf
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SURECK. LEONA A.
"Lee" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., French,
Polish, Current Trends.
lively, amusing, frank
TAHENY, EDWARD I.
"Ed" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., R. O. T. C.
reckless, flirtatious,
nonchalant
TERHACINA. GENEVIEVE N.
"Terry" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
sweet, pleasant, congenial
THOMPSON. PAUL
"Red" TECHNICAL
Football, Letterman, Locker
Guard, Newspaper, Gradua-
tion Committee, Clean-Up.
friendly, dependable, athletic
THRANE, BETTY M.
"Bett's" COMMERCIAL
Safety Council, C u I' I' e n t
Trends, Student Council.
petite, lovely, quiet
THYSSEN, CLAIRE B.
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Library, Program
Office, Student Council, Cur-
rent T r e n d s , Graduation
Committee.
sfudious, bright, dexterous
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'Qs
STRUEBING. EVELYN M.
"Ev" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Student
Council, Cap and Gown Com-
mittee.
good-hunzored, frank
JUNE
SUNDFAR. SHIRLEY L.
"Sunny" SCIENCE
Cap and Gown Committee, G.
A. A., C. I. C., French, Band.
happy, temperaniental,
'indiiziclual
TRAUSCH. CLARENCE l.
"Clare" TECHNICAL
C. I.
shy, quiet, efficient
TROYK, IESSAMINE B.
"Jess" COMMERCIAL
Student Council.
likeable, accommodating,
cheerful
TURNQUIST. MARSHALL
"Marsh" TECHNICAL
Usher, C. I. C., Student Coun-
cil, Clean-Up, Ring Commit-
tee, German.
smiling, personality, gay
TYSKA. HELEN E.
"Blondie" COMMERCIAL
Current T r e n d s, Student
Council.
blonde, congenial, quiet
UMBRIGHT, LORRAINE I.
"Time" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Library, Student
Council, French, Girls' Glee.
likeable, witty, dependable
URBAN, DOLORES
"Do Do" COMMERCIAL
Student Council Chairman,
Ring Committee, G. A. A.,
"Almost Eighteen."
mischievous, charming,
ejicicnt
GRADUATES
VERBOUWEN. IACQUELINE M.
"Jackie" COMMERCIAL
Student Council, C. I. C.,
French, Current Trends.
conservative, sweet, shy
WAGNER. HARRIETTE I.
"Bud" COMMERCIAL
Student Leader, G. A. A.,
Drama.
tall, merry, nonchalant
WALSH. IOHN T.
TECHNICAL
Foreman News, C. I. C., Hall
GuaI'd.
conservative, cordial, alert
WANHATALO, IAYNE E.
"The Finn" COMMERCIAL
Class Day Committee, C. I.
C., Current Trends, "Almost
Eighteen."
musical, accommodating,
amusing
WARSCO, PEGGY I.
"Pledge" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., German, G. A. A.
modest, neat, industrious
WARTENBERG, ADRIENNE S.
"Ad" GENERAL
Spanish, G e r m a n, Current
Trends, Library, C. I. C.,
Stamp, Clean-Up, Ring Com-
mittee.
scholastic, conscientious,
capable
WARWICK, LEONARD A.
"Len" COMMERCIAL
Hall Guard, Stamp, Current
Trends, C. I. C.
dark, daring, amusing
VOLPE. GERALDINE R.
"Jerry" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Student
Council, F r e n c h, Current
Trends, Girls' Chorus.
petite, sweet, clever
WAYDA, LORRAINE
"Loi-" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C.
blond, attractive, jolly
WEBER, ROBERT
"Bob" TECHNICAL
R. 0. T. C., C. I. C.
cordial, agreea ble, friendly
WEIBLER, ARLINE M.
"Butch" COMMERCIAL
Safety Council, Geographic,
Current Trends.
sweet, friendly, likeable
WEICKART. MARY H.
."Rnsty" COMMERCIAL
Biology, C. I. C.
sweet, sincere, gentle
WEIDMANN. IJLLIAN I..
. "Lili" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., G. A. A., Girls' Glee,
Foremanual S t a f f, Student
Council.
subtle, modest. agreeable
WEIR. EFFIE W.
"Ef" LANGUAGE
C. I. C., German, Math, Span-
ish, Library, Stamp, G. A. A.,
Current Trends, Ring Com-
mittee, Nat. Honor.
intelligent, neat, interesting
T511
a active, bla ,socia
WILLS. IAMES
"Cookie" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Hall Guard.
musical, studious, tall
F .
' COMMERCIAL
wllng, Student
lb un I Ixed Chorus.
1 blond quiet
' I-rlfgz SK,L AG
3 n
I . ., 2 '
Sl , ,
l
WONS, GRACE R.
"Gracie" SCIENCE
Chairman Graduation Com-
mittee, Math, Latin, Polish,
Clean-Up, C. I. C.
staunch, dependable, daring
WOZNIAK, DOLORES G.
"Dee" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Safety Council, Class
Day Committee, Newspaper.
friendly, cheerful, sweet
ZAPFEL, RAYMOND H.
"Ray" TECHNICAL
Student Council, Ticket De-
partment.
quiet, pafienf, efficient
'7
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om COMMERC
Om mit ee Stu
un .
. , Oo gy, Cu
nds, y el
lee gr hc, rvice
l52l
AL
. .,,Polis, .I
9
'S ,Gi'
WELLS. KEN WESSEI., RUTH I...
"Weenie" I "Wess"
SCIENCE COMMERCIAL
Drama, C. I. C., G. A. A., Nat.
Swim, Chorus. Honor, C a n d y
humorous, mis- Seller, C. I. C.,
chievous, intrepid Bowling, N e w s-
paper rep.
athletic, sensible,
reliable
ZURANSKI. IEROME
KlZee7!
COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., Swim-
ming, Library,
Hall Guard, Cur-
rent Trends.
frank, co-opera-
tive, dependable
ZBORII.. LUCILLE B.
"Lu" COMMERCIAL
C. I. C., German, Student
Council, G. A. A., Drama.
tall, studious, calm
ZIENTARSKI. HENRY C.
"Navajo" TECHNICAL
Usher, Hall Guard, Letter-
man, C a p t a i n Swimming
Team.
frank, easy-going
ZIMKA. LORETTA I..
"Loi-ry" COMMERCIAL
Personnel, Graduation Com-
mittee, Nat. Honor, Choral,
Current Trends, Geographic,
C. I. C.
efficient, studious, cheerful
ZIOLKOSKL MARCELLA I..
"Mamie" SCIENCE
Polish, Cap and Gown Com-
mittee, C. I. C.
unassuming, likeable, cheer-
ful
ZMUDA. ALEX I.
"Rebecca" COMMERCIAL
Hall Guard, Football, C. I. C.
athletic, quiet, natural
ZOLAD. IRENE A.
"Mickey" COMMERCIAL
G. A. A., C. I. C., Geographic,
Student Council.
likeable, sincere, cheerful
FOREMAN LOYALTY SONG
fTune: Notre Dame Loyalty!
Cheer, Cheer for our Foreman High!
Proudly we claim her
Shout to the sky.
Foremanites are loyal too
True to their colors
Gold and Blue.
Our Alma Mater's best in the north.
Winning more victories,
We sally forth.
Ever in our hearts repeating,
"Onward for Foreman High !"
FOREMAN PEP SONG
fTune: On Wisconsinj
Good old Foreman!
Dear old Foreman!
Lead us on to fame.
Loyal spirit ever cheer you
Strive to win each game! F. H. S.
Colors glorious!
E'er victorious!
Hail the Gold and Blue!
We'll back you in your aim.
Be ev-er true!
FOREMAN VICTORY SONG
Foreman, Oh, 1-oreman,
We're loyal, strong and true,
Foreman, Oh, Foreman,
We're proud to root for you.
Fighting your battles,
We hail the Gold and Blue,
Cheering each vic-try that's yours.
CYeah! Team! Rah!!
Foreman, dear Foreman,
Our Alma Mater true,
Help us to gain strength anew.
When we see your colors bright,
Give us courage strong and right.
Oh, Foreman, we sing to you.
Q53
4-B's
4-B's
4-B's
MR. ULVELING, 329
liU'I"l'URl ROW: Tnntillu. l,6ll'M'll. l'vh-rsml. HUIIIIUS. Wuyvr. Korlmkus, Lizlkns. llovustol. ROW 2
llva-ling. Nl1'1'4'i:l. Viskurz. Sklllnllhll. Knnwlos. Svlnnidi. lhwlu-r'. l'm-in-rson. RUIll1lll0fSky. ROV' 3: Szyxl
luwski. llrym-yk, Ulkcr. Nuskrunt, llnvvslnl. Knchlvr. Mnrkowilm-ll. Wilson. Huron, 'l':1ylm'.
MRS. NIELAND, 329
B0'l"I'0M RUVV: lh-rgrvson. 'l'hunh1-rpz. nllf5ll'1ll0. KIISKII. llvnry. Parks. Sl'll,Lfx'!'. Ruvs. Svhulz. ROVV 2
Xmvutznwki. I'Irivh. Buisl. I'1-tm-rson. Sillvrly. llunsvn. Lzlhrvs. liilcrw. Lupinski. WNV ri: Ninjku, Smith
urski. Arm-mll, lin-inks. Juhnsun. KYUTKSI. Jumlv. llulvr.
MR. LARSON, 330
llU'l"I'0Xl ROW: lmhl. xvilfll. VV1-islnlllzlllivl, VVi!k. lluior. lmwis. Caunprmm. l"lm'np::ll. l.imIh1-rg. RON' 2
lcnsen, Mully. Kun-ll. Zillnmnn. .l:u'ohsoll. SfK'Vl'IlS. Bell. Amlvrson, l.:nrs:lrsn. ROV' 3: Hvrulzl. VVOs10rp.:rn-n
Iingal:umtT, Kvmp. llugann. Lalrsvn. W1-nlmlz. Ilnnraxtty, Miclkv. Frist.
Q , 1
1 X IJ
EJ Wx X3 MRS. GREENWOOD. 325
XX' X lllYl"I'UNl RUW: l'irrum-. l,uh5. Nl0l'l'lll'i0. Nl:njx-wiki,
JB Ihllllllllllll. YYvmll:uul. liilmzln. Fuhh. HUIINUII. llfllzl-lrzl.
X ' X' ' ROW 2: Klznnu. Snmllvy. Sm'hr:n'lut:l. Km-sh-l'. lictz. l'rxy-
X hylski. Hyun. Gizivki. I-'ur:lmlo. Mzlrtilm. lbiotz. Klllbikli
J X ' I'0h'rs0ll. Rizin. ROV' 31 YV:lg:ll0r'. Hmliii. llulizln. Whit
yt - Q nvy. Yunsllik. l'cl'vmlti. Hivlznl. Slum-. 1'v4h-lmtrnlll. Nlzlli
Q11-w-ki. ,l:unur::y. I.vm'll, Hulullal, lfi4'IlN'l'. Sl'lllllllllt'ht'I'
Nlourv.
IH l'l"I
on. .
llurh
4-B's
3iAIS
xl,
.UV 4,
. Y
MHS. BRAMKAMP, 330
'HM ROW: Wmlrivll. Sillllllvl
glll'l'HIIlIl. Hrzly. KI'lll'1It'I'. Nvl
nw
Xlaurvluuk. Krixloln. Huis. li
ulllkzlllllu. ll:urkle'y. l.JllP2llIIl1ll.I.
. JOIIHSUII. Knminxki. Hl'l'ZilINki.
'-IN. l'm'nl1-s. IHPW
UIQm'l. ' 1
1 llnl1Il.IHnu
Grimm. Sll'l'Ill1l'. Kl'iIllN1'. f1lll'iN
352 I
hznnwn. l"u:ln:m. Hmpm-l'. Ilmlg-nn.
l'1h1rt. Quinn. llillih-r. W1-ilvr.
A'
3- s
MISS CHRZONOWSKI, 225
l'I"l'UNl ROW: F:urin:l. l.vn:n'l.
Ill
IH
I.ukn-N. Wnllslvin. llnvie, Him, lm
In-muki. Ih-rnmly. l'vn:nr. Flnrisne.
RHW 23 Hlvcwoll. NV1'rln'. l'vhI:l.
Syn-rsvn. fiillllilll. I.iIg:ill. .l:llm'z:1k.
riuwlmu. Xm'IQm1,fi:lsl:lsz:l. IHPW Cl'
hvhullz. Hurxznl. SJIIIISUIJI. Ilrvwku
u
1
I
lurk. U!'l'Nllt'l', llnvll, lllqlllil. I-nl L
lulh. llrunknlu. Rmnl'iu. Kullau.
l55l
MRS. MULDOON, 222
I!U'l"I'HNl HOW: 'I'llll. U"l'1mIn'. Nln'Nv:1ly. I'1im'rin'ii.
Sn-win-iii, 162,14-ri. Ilumlzik. l'lui:i. .lcrnv:::in, Smith.
ROW 2: Pri-zwonik. Siviil. 'l'r:uIm'r. SEIIIIIICIAIIII. fur
pm-iiivr. i':ihsi. Kupvyk:l. Svll. l'0ivrs. i"iwli1'ki. .hula-1'
-mi. U'llr:uiy. Xlrs. Nlulmlmun, RUW Ii: llollnix. l':lxku.
KIIIEIUII. flt'l'llI.l. Il1'i1in'r. Alllllllllkthl. llvhzik. i'IimIifl':i.
I'l'UksIl. K:lu:lIik. .Xxlux-. Nicki-ii:i.
Miss MACKAY, 213 3-A'S
lHl'l"l'llKl KIWVC Fox. K'0zz:iii:l. livllilvx. Iilw-A-110.
l'Ull'l'iI1'ki. livin. .l:l:l:i. l.i-um-. K:llu54-mx, IH-in-l'k4ri't.
ll:lii'. RUN' J? fit'IliIHl. Nli:.r1!:llm'k. Klil'yk. Xlilo-ii-.
Wm-nm-rslroin. lll'i1It'Il.TlII'Il0I', Nliw Nlzwkany. William
mn. Anikcrs. Sc-luwilk. i"rill.1h-ririw. S. Xlnrunivwwki.
Nlnrunivweki. RUW Ii: Kvnninli. l.1IilL'!llJlllSm'I'. liivzlrzl.
RXJIII. Sliirupnlllnx. 'l':nli'. .Xuii-ri. Ni-lxmi, Szliwy.
lluiirn-Q. Krsiy.
3-A's
3-I-Vs
3-A's
MRS. KING 217
MHS. HOGLE, 328 HU'l'TONl HOW: Il:1lI'n-ll. Svhuh. l':lul. I.uk1--. Tilllllll.
l!U'I"l'0XI ROW: Norman. llrm-gvr. Lorvig. Mnrvlli, Svhlvnnm-r. .lveln-xwki. Sli-z. Kuhn.. Zinlkuu-ki, IUIW
Qltqllllilllif. l'l'1'if0ll. Sorlis-. Kuslyllialk.S!nk1's,S!:lw'sz. 2: Xillllllilll, l'n-m'z4mk:u. XV1':l. Ilvllvr. Sukm-I-nn,
ROW 2: llluir. Kimh-vk. Pans. Wagner, .lx s, liunilu-r. Xvt'll..lilllllN. Sanwnlski. lmni-lx, lhuu'1nin'zvk.
nI'0hSlllJlll. llnulv. Sm-pknwski. Lzlhls, Swivhm, Iizispvk, RIISIIIIISSUII. Bill'lli'N. Hrs. King. IUIW 3:
gl'llllStt'I'. RUN' 3: l.:n'ig:lw. Nivkus. Vnpulo. Dvrkvr, llrows. Xt'll'l1llI0l'. llllllllN'I'l. 'l'ilim'k4', .l0lmxnn. linllgzn-l'.
Rohr. .lnhnson. l.uvht. Ilvrwy. llurv. Ilvmlvrson. -ll'lNl'll- MHEIIIIH- SUSIUSIII- v2lli1l1'l'. Mll1'Il'I', lwtlmlzn.
l':lyl0l', Niiltlolwuxl. Skurlwk. I.:mp:s'l:lml. Y:lnl':u'kvr.
MISS FLRHERTY, 322 MISS FELCH, 218
ll0'l"l'0Nl RUXV: lliskin. Sl1'llht'llSllll. lhrhv. Dc' Kvllkil- l!0'l"l'llNl RUXVQ l'1v:lll::vIisl:l. Kcrwin. Shslmlwlin.
In-:lrs'. l'lJlll!lN'l'k, Duplznin. Rcinvr, Ohsl. D:wri4hlwi1'z, S1'lllit'kJl!l. Sh-nm-I. Wymlrzu. Swznmm. ll:ulx'm's4-n, l'm-M-If
.lnlmwn. lflynn. U'l.s-snry. IHNV 2: Knziarski,lI:u1- sun. 4in':rHl'B'- 5k""f'l- RUW 2: Slllllilfl- Spa-llvw.
mam, l"JlY'li5l. Klmpik. lmpplal. llnrn. l'illIlI0l'. Oskar, 011583. 5llYilI:I1'l'. Hjwkv. Zurnuski. Kl'l3'wkmuki. lhall'
S4'hIlll'llt'lA. lmppln. Mis- Flzlln-rip. lh-ivlu-rt. llulch- .Klln-n. Rn-imus. llurtlvv. lllulnlwru. Svill. Nliw Va-!vl1.
cone. Ilvluln. Kult. llryll. ROW Il: Wvgcrvr. Kos- RUW 3: Murray. 111-l'i1'kv. .IUIIIISUIL Smlnwki. lfixhur
nlvllxl. SZUI. IUIIILZP. Tckip. .Xrlulh .luhvrh 'l'u1'h0wski, S4'llnl'lll'i'. lk' M:n'4'hi. XVnll:u'v. FKIIIIYIHI. llnwloy
lmy Kryppl, lfryqglk. l'i1-huwicz, Kozinl, Strc'zvl01'ki, llyving. l'l'lll'l'S4'll. Ilullm--. Hom-:lu-Ili. 'I':nmm. Smm.
Harrie, Nlurim-llu.
7
3-A's
3
3-A's
E531
3-I-Ys
3-B's
MISS BROWN, 201 MISS HOMEH, 303
llO'l"l'ONl ROW: Mclirivn. DvNl:lliv. Wintvzaili llnnny. Xcvcrzl. IIO'l"l'ONl ROW: Klinkvrs. USIIIOII. Ilnwkw. Inmlurznnln-. Nlillvr
QIIIIIIU. Rolrilsvlwk. .1r:ulo.Gorilon. ROW 2: llvrvk. I"I'1'lll1ll'k. Blanlh-mn. Viviun. Fry. .Iona-Q. Slnillvrow. ROW 2: Km-inn
lnmlx'wig:. l'ln'isli:inscn. .I02lll. I"r:unlw. l'lrl-cstrolii. l'nrli:lr. Miss Kunlvr. lirzwfv. Fouls. Ingrloslmy. Kzilnlkv. llinw. IIOIIll'l'. l'l:irk
Brown, l":nhi:in. Clnnsvn. .h'llmrs. Cosvk. Wzlrnl. Laipilcnzl. Johnson. l... Johnson. V.. Knnmllzon. Jnlizmo. Woznink. ROW Ii
ROW tl: f'Ill'ISIi2lllS0ll. Jalrk. .l:n'nlw. Wolf. Antros. Fulk. Knvvs. llvnrivll. Rolll..Inn-isc'likm'. SI01'il.1'ill'Il'l'. lliusivllo. Black
Rlulolpli. Rikon. Czirlson. Jackson. l'oi:i. lliirrkvs. Ciiwlnk. l.n'lwrl. Wailvw. llnlwr. S1'lim-nfolil.
MRS. TALBOT, 315 MRS. ANDERSON, 324
llO'l"I'ONl ROW: Mason. liirr. Nlnrripnn. llznrm-in. lk-'I'olv0. Wil- lIO'l"l'OM ROW: l':inp:is. ii-IIOIIIIISCII. l'wh-r. 'l'yninln. linupp
kins. IIVUICIIIIIZI. Ili-zmlnn. Slirwli. llzizmwzl. ROW 2: Gordon. llainwn. 1Vri::lll. SIIJIXUT.I,t'IlllI2'l'!',l't'l'OKl1'il. Nluguio. ROW 2
ls-lnzzl. lh-ll. Nuilziujko. nilI'kt'l'. Klum-llvr. llorscll. Mix. Vvwy. Sinznlinos. liiznnhronv. Solnnwrfvlml. Nlnzw. Linrlslrzinil. l,:im:m-r
llI'fl'l'- ROW Il: Lewis. Snwnlck. llW!'4'l'- Svwo. Schultz. Nlailuk. .'klllII'l'4UIl. llnnsvn. Zsnrm-4-ki. Frisl. liih-r. X1-lsnn
Owirn-in. Sim-k. ximmi-ln. Mull-xi. Litllv. umm-is. Sunuvy. lmlhim. Stovltimr. now :sz l'i-:ls-rscn. Km-1-lil. 1.1-xhy. Ma-rwlitli
I's'tr:nilon. llznlzinvli. l'n'lvi'so1i. Slim-lun. llirn. .Xlln-rl. Carllon. Foorlus. Slzinko. Nh-lnilzkv. .linin-
MISS KEEFE, 313 MISS STEWART, 114
llO'l"l'ORI ROW: G. Rnlmino. l'ln'islinnson. i':iri'oll. lmiill. SJIIIA IlO'I"l'ONl ROXV: l.m'I'm-ii. l'lrivli. C'oln1-vi. Anilzilinn. Tlioinpson.
lille. Rirvliolf. llolnws. Nlinnirli. Kirill. Slznznk. ROW' 2: Nluiss. l':islorino. Nelson. lh-ju. llulwrson. l':inkcy. ROW 2: Si-lnnimll.
llzilmlaissanrm. FZIIZIIIZIITO. lawless. l'ul:iski. Iionczkowski. llvrrcn- llgmq-n, I-,ggi-lmnl, Vnrlson. Kwzlsl. Sum-o, l'ri-Scot-, 'I'ofull, All-ll!
lnrnck. f'ilIIl'l'iIIII. Nliw Kootkf. lirirv. livtz, .1lt0ln'ry. Glnrzynski. lcr. Olson. Spin-k. llrown.fl?i'I-Q' ROW JC: Svlmx-ulllk-zvr. Kaur.
'1ll'S1'0. Nl- lilllvilw- RUYV 31 AUUISUP- HIIENIFUIII- NVSVIQI. Gcnlilv. niun. TIIOIIIDSOII. llotfnnin. Novak. Rvsllnnn. Wnum-l'. llnlvlnun.
1 lim-ksir. Gott. Birns. Bvngson. .lncohs. llnrhnlis. Kollnllnl-'og:vl. Muir. M4-Ciilloinglu. Nlorilx. Opin-inn. Kniigik,
X
3-B's
3-B's
2-I-X's
2-A's
2-A's
MISS COONEY. 123
B0'i"l'llNi IIOXV: lflhlvn. E. llornlwzl. Grvuling, Doylv. Sm-haiil. llurgz. Dzivslzir. Fnws. Sims. lliskiu. ROW 2: lluroim.
Lain, USlll'il, M1'C':lli'l'ic, Uruivy. l'uru-ll, Nurtllnf. B. COIYIIUX, K:iwiem'ki. iiilllllllvll xiik'Y'ZXY2l, Koiwiual. l'illQ1l'll. Swi-
dvrvk. Slivkcn Uehlo. RUM' 3: Krusv. Alliszcwski, Kncznizlrck, H3lI'JlilllXYSki. Munn. Sturm. 'l'l':l1lsL'i1, i4l'Vilil1illSki
Shuill. Fzlupinski. Vi'o,s:s-rvr. Shay, Blbflllilll. lhllilill. Fvhho, Nvwn.
MISS MOHHISSEY. 126
ll0'l"l'0M IUWV: liilllrlill, Folllcri. l.inmi1-r. Chu-rry, Lewis. l'1-suk. Klvvzvvvski. Xvillil'l'. Z:nl'ilm'i'. Sikural. ROW 2
l,6lllZJll'1'ii3l. Kniskorn. Niiii. XVOjK'ikil'N'il'L. Hulnws. lk-mix-rsx-11. Amie-rsnn. llonck. Miss Nlurrissvy. llvnhm-r. .lnhnnn
son. l'4'i0rsnn, Pusiryk, l.ill1i0llil0I'g, 0'KA'civ. Bljovn. ROW 3: Kingwulxl. Krm-fi. Zamcicr. Krzywim-ki, Sm-hultz.
Foiilu-l'. Quigrlcy. Wvniv. f'1ll'I'ililiD!l, lioikcr. Ni0l'ilit'S. Anrirs-sun. Kopsul, Shurhvvk, K2liilHVill'j', Mvlvin.
MISS IASINSKI, 128
ROW 3: Gollwrk. l.1-use-h. Ninlxuxwy. Prmnx. I,:n's4m, Muntgunwry. NV:ipoiish. Ninsonivk. Rey. 'I'rowln'iaip:c'
llmmwnlivv. RUXV 2: Kuhcn. Krzywick. lim-llc-r. lla-isv. Miss Jnsinski, lk-vlin. Iiiis. 'l'r:iinnr. Schroll, NUIWUII. Snmls-rf
ll0'l"l'0Ni ROW: lingmri. Srimlk. V. Zlll'ilVfSkll. livlmkv, Rislvy, Curr. l'unw:ny, Zyk, Szyniamiuk. li. Zuruwskn.
i601
2-A's
2-A's
2-A's
win. Kvllcr. ROW 2: Krvllo
- - -f V . . . . ,, . VV
Dvrflinski. I-':lbi:ul. n0t'llL'll0k. l'r:ln:. M1'l.s':ln. Miss .lnmw. Hlson. Blain-l'll:l. Ilvrk. Duirm-ll. S1'hl'mln'l'. Imwzlluluwkl
RON' 25: llrycr. Sllllilll, Nh-tin, llczclolll. fzalrllik. Krivgvl, liualifsun. xvillllll. .luhnsun. Km-llcy. l"0mlry. Inglnwlxy
Fliss. '
MH. LOVEIOY, 318
llU'I"I'UNl RUXV: Vurscll. l'2lllliS. Vzosik. l'uulvur. Jor::vlmn1. lilauh, FUl'NXHl0. 0'l.o:nry, tltzkn, .ln-nuimzf. ICUW "
.lJllIlit'S0ll. Shvlur. lim'sm'r, Kvitvl. 'l'u1'lvy. Kulpzwk. Hartz. Mr. I,m'0joy. Rl'lIlH'. lla-lfrim'h. Wnrpin. lmnzllfl
R4-irlnenbauzh. Frm-exsl, Bum-y. ROW 3: Silowivz, l'1'csmn, Iluluhic-ll. Strlu'hinp.:. f'll2lllllN'I'9. lhwrv. In-ikvr. Sluhln
l!vlt'm1l. Boyle. liiuller, Rlll'iIlSki. Kuhn. .Xlvllullln-1'g:s-r, Brush. Yun Bl:llm'l'.
MISS KELLY, 317
RUR' Il: Ncri. liilniwh. Kullzls. Nluvck. flilyil. Korncy. ullIllk1'llQlliIl. lilicllkc. llvilnnllxull. Nlum-im'. .IOI'll0Il. Fish
lloylv. Dyhdulll. ROW 2: lCn,a:lwrl. Horn, lh'ng::u-11. Allkq-lo, .lnlnmm. l'IlIlil4. .l:mi1-ki. Miss Km-Hy. Dum-y. .M-dryszok
llurhllolz. IMI. Koppvn. lX0'l"l'0INl ROXV: Di l'riln:1. Gm-his. U:lSIliJll'!l0, l'wl'K'Ill'I'i1'kS. I'1li:nsvn. lffilllkllllltl. liislzlml
Nlulzvr, Dolurnlh. I.:1 Rock. Shillings.
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Miss cox-zsrsw, aza
BO'l"l'OBl ROXV: Villlflllilll. Iiugoz, Sullivan. Luunius, Mitcllvll. KL-udel. l,:n's0n. llanslcr. X1-lsun. lllmsuls. Zvllvr.
ROW 2: Nulsnn. linenzvl, Paul. Sm-pkuwski. Mnulflcn, Supl-rgsln. Slunffcr. Ik-oslcy, Miss Cocsfcld, Mcntsvh,
Sim-llonlmrgr. SlL'lllll0l.
MR. BEINHART. 312
ll0'l"l'llNl ROVV: Maison. Dura. Knllu, YUllllL'Illt'l'g. Van 'l'in0. lluft. Knrijolic, Morris. l':1lrirll. Guulzmo. RUVV 2
Kujnlm. Sllllllllilll. Stein. ll.. Knnlaon. Erivksvn. VS'cn1l. Napoleon. Mr. Kvinl-url. Gloss-m-r, NIHKIIIISSOII. Gvnko
Vl'0il1snl:lnl0l, Jnlulnsen. Piper. ROVV 3: Squco, Vl'ilk. E1-klunrl. Juhl. Kramer. M1-HO. Mau-ks. Hotchkiss, Kuzilnivr,
Stein, .l., Le Bwlll. Wzlllonlin, Koch,
MH. READY, 307
ll0'l"I'0M ROVV: Good. Anclvrsnn. Unclrvjcin. Olllnndvr. Butler. Knmvlvs. llll'lllH. Slllllll. Nclsnn. ROW 2: Knnskn
ElS0lllll2lllll. Wnhn. Miller. Leicln-ntrilt. Mr. Remly. llansen. l'l:nu-rl. l'ruspcri. lirlu-,1:cr. l-'l:nlc. llnvkrnckor.
MR. SOLLO. 205
B0'l"l'0M ROW: Misurvlli. fllllilfllgl, .lean Nelson, Nagel, Ankuhrunl. llutl'm:nn. lflvolyn N1-lsnn. Mun-lil. ROW 2
Fhristupllersen. llllll2,'llilllSK'l'. Skajal. Sclmck. Sollo, Noukranz, Rc-eg. Furlsun. KUW 3: l'unns, Simcrs. l'uplw
Calo, Evans. Conti. Noble. llialck, Nuffer.
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MR. PAWLICKI cmd MISS STERN, 207 and 125
B0'l"l'0M ROW: lim-ww. Krsxkv. Janus. Thcilial. Saniowski. Xllroin. S:unm'lsun. I,:ul. Ryan. l'n-llillvri
ROXV 2: Zornnlw, Nlugrnusvn. Alhcriin. HI'IN'51. lmwin. Wvmlutf. All1ll'l'SUll. Soduski. llunsvn
l':lwlis'ki. Stn-rn. Nlutsnn. l'imlvrski. Cwlzlrln-rpz. XV:n:m-r. l.uncIin. Sm-lurnvlnfzl. liurhr. .lm-rm-gzm. Knlliu
KOH' 3: llmdflflvr. l!l'm-rkvll. lille-4'i:ll'flll. Sluhfclxl. Sfvwaunl. Slum-uso. Juskunxki. llosiivll. S1':llln'H:l
RIIIIICIIIZIIS. Chrisns. Finlay. Srlnlnsslrvrgr. Kulvvrt. Ncwull. tinliv. Frnhm. Nusi. I'mh'rwmuI. tinurliv
Jzmus. .
MISS MELODY. 115
H0'l"l'0M ROW: filll'ElllIK'. Ewrs. Claxton. llnflingr. Miss Nlolwly. lilnim- Milla-r. .h'm:nI0. W4-ism-r
Dilwlku. Urzln-mann. RUW 2: Ciltillilllli. Calrwv. Nix-kc-ls. l'nulsvn. Wood. Swzunlwm. lmlnn. Il:up:m:un
Mittlehrun. Singh-hm. Rulh Nlillur. Pivk. Gr:ln1lhur::h. ROW 3: Ri0llH'l'. Kijnk. Ruwoll f'iIl'lS0ll
Bm'llirm'lli. Burials. lk-hm. Griem-Im. Viff. Knmlsvn. Gross. Knrh'ru1l. limba-ri Fzlrlsnn.
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1-A's
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MISS O'NEILL, 214
l!O'l"l'ONI ROW: l'ass:1l':l, Ohcrmziyer, 'l'orn:1tore. Nelson, Peterson. Kuhlman. Carlson. Falk. Illzirtorzum
Julianm. ROV' 2: lim-ish-rcr. Morclli, Mills, Oherding, Clirzzlnowski, Otto, Miss O'Nvil. l':1ulsx-n, l':ihs1
1,4-mio. Pilllfllll. Fzllcni. ROW 3: Pclry. Paircnti, Pulte, Euthimiou. D. Nielson, 'l'. Nielson, lm Clair
J. 'l'01'n:1f0re, Anderson, Plzivek, Slater. Munniun.
MISS MOSTYN cmd MISS DYER. 212 cmd. 126
llO'l"l'OM ROW: Szlclmmn. Shvrcr. Gabryz, Elilnke, Sutton. Nannies. Neff. Meyers. Nlnrkowski. Forinvistcr
ROW 2: Miss Dyer, 'l'ontollo. llockuvku. I'lIllI'lC'll, Ilurtuscll. YVIIINIUS. Nlllllllllilk, llrneiliilg. llurgv, linkivwitz
Shlrsiuk. Nieilzivllzl, lillllil, Miss Mostyn. ROVY 3: StilL'lll1l0, Suhcyksl, Dorobn. Slltt'I'k1l. Krsly, Gruwkowska'
Ilnff. Ilulmhs, ll:lrl'cH. Soholvski. Lcwzlllmlqwvski.
MR. SAZAMA, 215
llO'l"l'OM ROW: Giorno. Egrclziml. Stuvk. Spas-lla. llutkowski. G-L1in'ic'k!'. Picliln. Pnhnr. Kulinuwski. .lumlv
KOW 2: Nl0NOIll'lll'l'. t'i1iql1vg.:1':liii. llulziimwski. Danish. Sllilllllllllf. Mr. Sazzlmal. Mm-llcr. .lvnsn-ii. Rosimki
Dziurkis-wiuz. Kulpn. Iloliun. ROV' 3: lingzzlzis. Cullvili. llzirlh. Yun llurpo. Killer. lluscnquist, 'l'urr:u-inn
Nisvllallck. Slralssvr, Skurzynski. Omilzihl. Lisizlk.
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MISS DANIELS, 316
ll0'l"l'UXI ROXY: NVQ-ir. xvitiflllilllll. lonizi. Stahl. Svhuholl. llziki. St'llllt'ii. liubfoi. Km-ih-l. Grown. RUSS' 2:
MISS EFFTING, 301
R0'I"l'UM RUW: Kziszvwski. Frisk, liciscr. Nlillvr. l's-rn-hzil. l'iiuI:i. I'a-mir. Kliliiziszi-xuk:i. Klvixisviiliiiwli
llllwn. ROW 2: Dilliivli. liuziolvk, Rn-zviiski. i"k'iikl'lliHllll'T. Xziizkc. l'11Tlin::. 'l':ii1:nzn'wwk:i. l'uIkuwnik
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llcmlcl, Nlvlnikuif. Rzikais, Rims.
MRS. HARTE, 216
IIUIIUNI RUN llelnx Ili
. ': am-kslrmn. f'JlSlN'l'Sllll. llmlgzson. Hoiiscn. Kay. Fuzziv. Llllllilllilllll. Knijnliv.
I mrivh. ROW 2: Iluiquisi. Kowalski. Hilllllillllllll. liulilhvk. .il'flS1'll. llluiiiqlnisi. Mrs. Hanrlv. Ibuiiill. tirm-Xiu-l'.
l n-wus. Jnlmsun. IKl:im'I1:n'1l. llungriurun. ROW Ii: lim-sscl. I.mniun. llnriiivlc. 11-rvai, Svliiiiliau-In-i'. Hulwr
lxrlwgrcr. .xlllil'l'Nllll. llnllor. Plriukson. .'XlllllllliSt'Il. Hunt. Kulc. l,lu'z:ik. Gatos. Ruth-r. l"m-riurzi.
IIISUII. l':lllt'lliHl1'iIk'l'. XYm'izcl. xv0ilSl'ill1ll'L!'l'Y. NVvlm'h. Miss Dzillin-Is. Smh'rimlll'::. lhihvvk. Kluvazvl. Srliwrisxm-,
nzisi-Hi. Knpcll. S4'ili0IIllllt'I'. Kilkins. ROW 21: Mi-yn-r. l':itrim-olli. Ria-lm. Si-llmiin. Burlmlis. llvrk. Martin.
Nitii. vl'IlSiL', l't'tt'l'S0ll. 'l'il'l'iiiiii, Fzlllrforili.
4-in. Wulskai. Mills. RUW Ii: l'!lSlZIYVSky, l,ng::in. f'0Tl'iilli4. lluuvk. liairll. lh-lmuth. l.:irmn. l'r:iwf0rsl.
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MISS LAWIZN, 305
llO'l"l'OM ROW: Kinder. Stzliwzyk. Snmlvnski, Moore, Sillllek, Anderson, Silnik, Slllt'llll'k. f'nl0vm'lli:i. Di-l
Vicvlliu. ROVV 2: Trippiclc. Svhwnrlz. Knhiuk, Maxrik, Julkowski, Pctcrsun. Miss l,ilXVlll. l'nll:1ck, Vluk
Ci-giclski. Juretsvhkc, Ilecknmn. lilvclulk. ROW 3: Benson, Hansen, Lewis. Rizzo. Duhski, Nm-lson. Koch,
Suhvlk. l'cik0l. Svliwalrtz. .l:u'0l1s4ni, llziopvk. Nohlv.
MISS HERZER, 321
llO'l"l'OM ROW: Diskin. Russ. Nvmlzu, Svlmtl, llurn, 'lk-rs, Ness, Bownlun, Murray, Rnso, ROW 2: Ulrich
Onugrh, lburuvzl. 1'etcrscn. Zia-vinal. lluvning. NNT. lflngcl. Hummel. Millcr. Ulrich, llollz. Walla. Rujalrski
'l':lpm'zowski. llylivzi. ROW 3: l'isz1'z0k. Switullzl. Svliwzirz.. Murlnolu. Scnnslruni. lk- John. Xl'i-jvlslank,
llt'lllll'L'll'll. llutf. Cumulus. lk-rg. Chrislonsrn, Schniimll. Berger, Fcmlo. Benton. Rzipulzl.
MR. SILVERMAN, 226
llO'I"l'ONi ROW: Antros. 'l'nrtorvll:l. limlrx-s. Krnpifkn. Burvia. l'etn:irmvski. Mullnin-sun. Spin-rri. Russ,
Rm-il. Iinpcy. llolz. Cali. Goreluy. ROW 2: Dum-y. Jailinkv. lncwzimluwski. Fcrroli. Olsen, lizusiiuisse-in
Nnrcllof. lsclwrg. Silva-rnmn. liairlz. York, I'ii-iron. Hunley. Swcgrlcw. lAlllt'llllil. Gnllinnn. Svvlwr. ROW 3
Nlanmlcrino. Newell. llamivlvzyk. Przylulu. l'oulm-ur. Rizlsielln. Frost. Wllilv. Ouraiwi. lim-vlum-r. Turkilscn
Slnlnpp. l'crvlm:m. Ruhr. Klum-. Klinm. Wukutivlnl. De Bzlrprv.
1-A's
1-A's
1-B's
APPRECIATION
Miss Catherine Ryan, our glamorous principal, and Mr. Harry Mr'Halr', assistant
principal and boon friend of The Forenzannal, have given us such generous counsel and aid
that The Forenzannal staff desires to gratefully record their services.
Mis Muriel MacKay and her public speaking classes enthusiastically undertook, for
the third consecutive year, to increase Foremanual sales. Although we have four hundred
fewer students, due to the opening of Taft, we enrolled one hundred and twenty-eight new
subscribers, thanks to public speaking classes and their coach. And we do mean Thanks!
Mr. Leslie Larsen, Miss Mariel Mar-Kay, Miss Dorothy Keefe, Miss Flara La win,
Miss Stella Clovsfeld, Mr. Leonard Sollo, and Miss Lillian Sheehy win our appreciation for
their efforts in securing division pictures.
Mrs. Rose Weiss is presented with an orchid not only for her tinancial support ot' the
drama section, but also for donating the receipts of a matinee performance of "Almost
Eighteen" to the football team.
Miss Lucy Daniels wins our undying affection for her understanding and encourage-
ment at all times.
MRS. SCHWARTZ. 117
l!U'l"l'0NI RUW: Flynn. .lJl1'lliDii'lI. llJllllllINY. llnnmllow. lkt'l'Jll'2l. Phillips. 5vlnlzu'2vr. ROW 2: Stroi-il.-r.
SIllUt'Zyll4ki. 1'I'1lYt'1lZil. Vomxlllzlll. KIIIIIQU. Sn'l1w:ll'll. l'l:lrk. Nlinisla-r. f1Illlll4'l'IlliIll. l.11llll'l'.
MISS SHEEHY, 121
l1U'I"I'UXl RUXV: Imisliknw. Sl'll2llk. liilllvr. .lord:ln. fllll'lSlt'll401l. lioarzlrdus. l'c1l:u'lmru. Nlutsnn. NlcNliun,
Nlillcr. ROW :Ez Iilomquisi. Sohillingvr. Nlvll. Klnnn. liulml. Nlairrvllo, IH-train. Miss Slum-hy. llnrbilis.
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Nagel. 1'll't'lll'l1'kS0ll. .1nrlvrson. llollinzvr. Kivsig. n1'2lll1lK'l. fill1llh'l'IlliIll. Km-plingvr.
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e regret Foremanites
ie resignation of Miss
C man News. Four years ago Miss
Herzer began its publication and by her ingenuity added zest to the paper with feature
columns, sport sidelights, cartoons, as well as the customary news Writeups and editorials.
A careful examination and comparison of Chicago high school papers prompted Superin-
tendent William H. Johnson to write, "Your work with the paper is a credit to you and to
your school. Up to date in matter and form, the FOREMAN NEWS may safely be declared
outstanding among Chicago school publications. Congratulations, Miss Herzer, upon the
quality of the periodical which you sponsor. I know that such iine results have not been
accomplished without a great deal of hard work."
Miss Katharyne Wendt is the new faculty adviser and her experience and ability
augurs well for the future of the Foreman News. Jane Carrigan is Editor-in-Chief, ably
assisted by Glen Buck and George Olson, together with a keen-eyed staff of reporters and
feature writers. Mr. Warren Herringshaw, Business Managr, has pepped up the repre-
sentatives which accounts for the increased number of subscribers.
I-'OREMAN NEWS STAFF
Sl'2.YI'l'IlJ: Hziurk. Rlllk'llL'l'l. Kurth. Wvnlmlz. l':n'riu:m. Kcrlroski. Klingcr. Only. Ness. Kl'llC'QZ2ll'. STAND-
ING: llnrlmc. l.lll'Sl'Il. llulinn. lluvk. Slilllllllil. Ilnlwuwski. Duffy. lli'm's'0. Slnivi-l1owi1'z. Nlclvin.
FOREMAN NEWS REPRESENTATIVES
I!U'I"l'UNI ROW: Mr. Ilcwimxsliziw. I'iei'scimmck. .IurctsL'hki. Iirk. Nitfi. Kzilinswski. f'lJlXiUll. Kzlllin.
Tontillo. Di l'i'im:i. 'l'llUlllllSl?ll. ROW 2: Getz. XVcsscl. Jsltczzik. York. Guupp. Heiss. Kliugcr. Parks.
W:m:nt:llilo. HOW Il: Kraft. Xzijdowski. Bruscllo. Fronsznk. Kan-zln:n'ck. Piskorz. Luilwig. Nlcycrs.
l72l
FOREMAN NE W
' as sponsor of the Fore-
Books! Books! Books! Chemistry, civ-
ics, history. novels. English books and
more books. These are under the excellent
supervision of the calm, pleasant, kind
Miss Laura Kinderman and her student
aides, who spend hours and hours perform-
ing tedious work of arranging rows of
books upon the sturdy shelves.
BOOKROOM
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l I l lull Ill ll lilu: llilllsvll. RI1'll.l'l'. Nt-lsxn.
Knpivw. Miss Kllltlvflllilll. lilllllilll. l.0NVl'1ll
l'll"I'l'lll'1: Wvrlc, Scwi-i'ii-ii. Pllllll. Yoh.
Slim-ii. Wintcr.
LIBRARY STAFF
llU'l"l'UXI IKUW: Miss lfailwy. lihulys lfilipcrk. lislclic X4-lson. laixcriic Nelson. Shirley Nelson.
Yiolsi Nelson. l.orr:iiiw llugzin. Alice Wojcikii-win-1. l,cunm'c l':inkic. Dorothy Klaus. Virgrinin l.us.
lrcnc llcmliicr. .Xilrii-iinc Wzwlciihiirgr. l'll1llllL' llainscn. ROW 2: lflurcncc Stcinbvrgr. Yirgriniu
Zurnwski. .lzinina l.ucz:ik. Iiilic Weir. lh-My lhfrlliolcl. .Kumi Stuck. .lunicc Kruse. Iflstcllc l':ip:ngn-out
LIBRARY
"Fan you give me a detailed report on the philosophefs stone?" "How many women
voted in 1930?" "I'd like a biography of Churchill, Reynaud, Hitler, etc." These unending
questions are directed at Miss Fahey, our capable librarian, who has an amazing fund of
knowledge. Presiding over one of the most eflicient and well euuipped high school libraries
in Chicago, she is ably assisted by a staff of student helpers. With its large and discrimi-
nating variety of books, it is Foreman's fountain of knowledge.
may
MUSIC HAT
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ff" Miss Nelson takes
her position on the stage. The
Girls' Glee Chorus stands before her. The
baton is suddenly raised . . . everyone is atten-
tive . . . then as the baton descends, sixty selected
voices sing one of Strauss' songs, strains of "Tales
From Vienna Woods," Lang's "Irish Love Song," or "The
Chimes" by Debussy. Appearing in the annual Music Festival
the Girls' Glee Chorus thrilled Foremanites with a number
of beautiful selections. In addition to these choruses, the
popular Girls' Trio offered several specialties. Recently the
music classes purchased a Federal Recording Radio which
produces vocal records of the choruses. Thus, the out-
standing work of these groups may live forever.
Foreman is justly proud of possessing an
ambitious music department and a
talented directress.
TS CHARMS .Q .
The Mixed Chorus
is one of Foreman's three outstand-
ing vocal groups under the direction of Miss
Myrtle Nelson. The repertoire of the chorus in-
cludes a number of beautiful selections including
Franz Lehar's "Vilia" from "The Merry Widow," "Hy the
Bend ot' the River" by Ileis, and Schubert's "Serenade"
Proclaimed by those who hear the group as possessing fine
vocal qualities, the Mixed Chorus has taken great strides in
achieving the linest at all times. It is continually being re-
plenished with new members each semester. At present
the chorus contains two-hundred fifty members. Just as
the Girls' Glee Chorus and A Capella Choir, the Mixed
Chorus, too, sang in the animal Music Festival.
Assisting these choruses was a newly formed
octet which made its debut on May 28
at the Music Festival.
Vfiry'-Cl
A CAPELLA
Whenever you hear a melodious group performing at one of our
assemblies, in all probability you are listening to the newly robed A Capella
Choir, Foreman's selected group of forty-six spirited voices, which is
directed by the talented Miss Myrtle Nelson. Included in the repertoire
of the group are such brilliant songs as Grieg's "Great Angelic Host,"
"Lost in the Night," by Christiansen, and "Roll Ch ' "
Nobel Cain. Th '
, ariot, arranged by
e group sings June 15 at the High '
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
For ' " ' '
eman s National Honor Society is the most exclusive organization
in the school. Only the select few are admitted into the society. The club's
requirements for admission are severe, but it is truly an honor to be a
member of this group. Only 3A, 4B and 4A students possessing a high
scholastic average may join. With Miss Costello as sponsor, the Foreman
chapter is under the direction of Alfred Roth, Presidentg William Bright,
Vice-President: Gladys Larsen, Secretaryg and Janina Luc
,, School Studio Party.
Zak, Treasurer.
A CAPELLA CHOIR
ll0'I"l'0Nl ROW: llrunnain. l"l'Jlllklilll1l. Usnck. Ska'
RUW 2: l'om'n - " '
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nnnn. Luxls. V :1g:m'l'. Slim-l'xli:ill. l'lnl:i. Nlivtlwlck Fl"
Fosck. ICUXV Ji: 'I-lll!lllS0ll Nh-nl'
. zrznn. Ilill. Knnninski.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
B0'I"l'UNl RUXV: l':lciliu. llcrllmlil. AlIll'1'llllk Rnih
Oralv Yo-' I" '
. . l.:lrsm'n. lilll'ZJlk. llrighi. Spnyvr. lflrk. l.n4
,. . ss. l1'll'l't'l'. Knvli. flilTl'iLI2lIl. Jasper. liuch. Wm-ssol Cn
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FRENCH CLUB
The highlight ot' the I"reneh
Clulfs activities this year included
the construction ot' a puppet the-
ater and the creation oi' puppets.
The puppets are used in various
comedies that are staged in this
miniature theater.
Ot' course. the French Club did
not forget its two outstanding
events ot' the year . . . the Vhrist mas
Party and the May Picnic.
Sponsored hy Miss Foesfeld, the
oflicers ol' the clulm include Lihhy
Giamhrone, l'resident: V i n c e nt
XYilson. Vice- President: Shirley
Reiner, Secretary: Fharlotte Oray,
Treasurer.
1940 has been a particularly good
Year for the French Uluh.
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LATIN CLUB
Radio fans are not the only ones who take delight in hearing Professor
Quiz, for the professor frequently visits the Latin Club. And when he is
not present, club members take active part in contests and plays. Each
member anxiously awaits the annual picnic. Other events, too, make this
club a popular one. Ofiicials are: Howard Sitka and Shirley Williamson.
Consulsg Dolores Koch, Quaestorg Shirley Tull, Scribe: Orville Mix and
Edward Macoicz. Iiictors.
GERMAN CLUB
A few years ago the German Club was organized by Foremanites
engaged in the study of German, in order to acquaint them with Teutonic
culture. German "Gemutlichkeit" reigns at each of the monthly meetings.
Teutonic songs, dances and games comprise their activities. In summer
the sponsors, Miss Lawin and Miss Kinderman, along with the club mem-
bers, go a-hiking. Froehlichen Zeiten? Jawohl!
LATIN CLUB
llU'l"I'UNl ROW: l.uez:nk. Samuelson. Williamson. Koeh. Blix. Nlaeoiel. llrenne. lluflzili. Snltpsik. Tonlillo.
.-lmlerson. IHNV 2: Flyers. lhnnlmnwski. Lns. Xelsen. Fregil. Sellnenfeld. llrossnlan. Swanson. Fzirlson,
lleesley. llogan. Jauslrzehski. lflngren. Quiflml. Mrs. llogle. ROW Ji: Mills. Hnening. Sims. Sniolenski. Moore.
f4llSl7t'l'SUll. Kolpnek. lleise. Sllt'l'lllGlll. l':inl. lireulingz. Vl'imllni:lnn. Nlielnel. RON' 1: .Kniszewslii. Nlnore.
Nelson. Nelson. ll'lllt'll'll.
GERMAN CLUB
llU'I"I'0Nl ROW: l'lrieh. tizuupp. Wright. Singing. l'lllll'll'lI. Weir. Wendland. Sewerien. Grill. Lederer. lflrk.
IHYWZ: Miss Lnwin. Sosmliun. Nletzler. Kahlke. Olsen. Glienke. lleinianson. Silterly. llansen. Wagner.
l.ung:er. Klinger. llziyyln, lillvl' Ii: Niili. Quiilil. XV:nrlenIuerg:. Sleuql-Lilly. Lorenz. l"r:ulnn. llnlter. K:lul'ln:ln.
Slmsly. Nelson. l'l'eill'er. llerllmlnl. llnrekes. Johnsen. lCUVl' I: Sewerien. Slams. S0llllIlt'l'l'1'lll. Zzlniler.
Nast. llnnsen.
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POLISH CLUB
The Foreman Polish Club is another group dedicated to the study and
appreciation of old world culture. In this instance. songs, classics, plays.
and dances of Poland are the objects of enjoyment. Miss Jasinski, the club
sponsor. has worked diligently to make the club a success. The group is
made up of Foremanites of Polish background. At an April language
assembly the club sang a delightful song rich in culture Polska. The group
is alhliated with the Polish Students' Federation of Chicago. It has partici-
pated in several contests sponsored by the Federation. At present. the
club numbers approximately forty students.
SAFETY COUNCIL
Devoted to the interests of safety. the Safety Council has endeavored
to teach Foremanites to be "safety-minded" in a number of ways. Each
division is represented in the council. The representatives are supplied
from time to time with safety bulletins and material advocating safety
measures. In turn. the representatives pass on safety information to their
divisions. Assemblies depicting the need for safety have been a maior
part of the Safety Council's activities. Mr. Morrissey is the sponsor. The
officers are James Schumacker, President: Len lleckery Vice-President:
Lorraine Smith, Secretary,Xand Stella Maruniewski, Treasurer.
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lK0'l"I'tlNl RUNV: Linder. Urszulak.
Knlinuwski. Nlal1lsi:lk.l.llsZr'Z.
Srlmns. Srnlwn. Sm-pl-mwski. Kwust.
Kazmicrski. Rlnliszewski. Linder.
IHIW 2: Miss Jasinski. tiilmsiowicz.
llziki. Klvczvwski. Sz:lfr:lnim'. llutlek.
n1ll'2llllNVSkl. Dzivtlziv. Ryhn. Nlmlcj.
.Ivmlrm-jx-wski. Daiwitlowivz. Slisz.
larzycki. Janus. honey. Szopkowski.
Szcpkuwski. RUXV 3: Grill, Jaku-
Iwk. lh-mlon. Piskoz. Supl-rgnn, Gol-
olnlxit-wski. Sun-ck. l'og:mI:l. flillfll.
Sun-ck. Slll'Il'lllil'1'lll'l'. Zarnet-ki.
I'crkuwski. Fzusvk. llavyln. liogall
ski. Fzuwk. RUNS' I: K:u'znmre-k.
KlllX5'l1'il. .l:u'oh. xvillZllt'l'.
SAFETY COUNCIL
litVI"l'0M NOW: Nlr. Mori'
Nlillvr. 'l'hram'. Wviblcr. l':n
l.uhy. tk-gin-lski. Sump. llziki
klicken. ROWS' 2: Nlarnnix-wski.
vin-h. Schull. Anll. Dohroth, li
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Frulnn. Kelley. ROW I: F
HMT. Rvlllllilll. Devlin.
MISS COLLEGIATE
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Mabel Warren
Mrs. Granville
Eddie Berry
George Jones,
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Sally Davidson
Tommy Granville
Mr. Merritt
Miss Dalrymple
Bob Bailey
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Andrew Graezyk
Muriel Sehaaek
Jayne Wanhatalo
Dolores Urban
Jo Coneannon
,, Richard Bios
Frank Kueher
Dolores Meyer
Katherine Erk
John Gaidiea
Roeeo Greco
Viola Pfeiffer
Erie Lewin
Marian Gisser
Friday
George Kurth
Libby Giambrone
Irene Satko
Rita Rumpf
Elaine Foss
Richard Kray
'l'om Mass
Lois Larson
Irene Orzulak
Herbert Kazmer
Jerome Gripral
Virgrinia Robitseliek
Roger Heth
Dorothy .Iubert
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ll0'l"I'0Bl ROYVI Olsen. llue
hull. llvvsley. Gliunke, Egg.-
Ht'illlJlllSUll. llislnml, Done
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l'l'im:l. ll:l,f::un:in, Sinqnlinu
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son. Aniszcwski. Ryclz. lilly
.loh:unson. Kruse. lurnwik. I
hun. f1ll'l'lllDll2l. l'lut:l.
PROIECTORS CLUB
Sl+lA'l'I4lll: lklawkowitrli. Butler.
llovrrllor. .lm'l'nllw, Wnlvs. ROW
2: LMT. nt'l'L'!SlYOIll. Lzlrsvn,
Ilmigzlcs. lxllfllllltlllilil. Sw:n1ln-rg.
Jastrzvhski. Ki-mp. l'zlnpinski.
HIIHIIHIII. l'imli-rski, Kulilmwski
llzllf. ROW Il: Kessler. Gl'm'gvl'.
lhlllvr. Krm-pn-r. Hunt. Nlullj.
BETO
Photosynthesis, chlorophyll, protoplasm, parasitism . . . these are but a few
of the terms with which Beto members are acquainted. These terms play an impor-
tant part in the work of this distinctive group. Whether the task is to determine
the age of a Sugar Maple or to peer intovthe organs of a deceased copperhead, Beto
members are keenly interested at all times. Because of this interest, the Beto Club
meets twice each month. Members learn much on Beto Iield trips. Officers of the
club include Edward Glienke, President: Betty Beesley, Vice-Presidentg Mose
Heimanson and Marie Eggert, Secretariesg Jewel Brossman, Treasurerg Miss Kelly,
Sponsor.
PROIECTORS
Foreman is very proud and fortunate to have such a live group as the Projector
Service Club. It is to this club that Foremanites turn whenever a boy, skilled in the
use of a projector, is needed. Without this group, it is dubious that Foreman would
be able to supplement studies with classroom movies as often as it does. Under the
guidance of Mrs. Jerome, the club has grown to a membership of about twenty-five
capable youths. Each member must pass an examination before he is qualified to
operate a projector by himself. Oflicers are Will Bergstrom, Presidentg Earl Dolan,
Vice-President.
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PERSONNEL CLUB
The Personnel Club, sponsored by Miss Marie Harkins, head of the
Personnel Department, was organized for the purpose of assisting in the
management of the Personnel Office. The work requires a high degree of
accuracy 3 therefore, students of excellent standards are selected. Personnel
members gain much experience in general office work. This experience
is most valuable for future positions.
SERVICE
The aim of this organization is to afford Foremanites practical experi-
ence in office work. Approximately seventy students assist in the three
school offices each day. Filing, indexing, mimeographing, typing . . . these
are but a few duties of the Service Club. Miss Cooney directs the group.
Muriel Arthars, Presidentg Jeanette Friese, Vice-President: Clara Andrea-
sen, Secretaryg Dorothy Pehta, Treasurer.
PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS
ll0'l"l'0M ROW: lirk. l'1-rkowski. Quisl. Olsen. lilfllhll. Samuelson. Pau-ilio. Lorenz. ROW 2: firm-gg. Pfohl.
licimus. lllvkslrmn. Kaiser. llallowski. Kopcck. la-plim-lu. llanscu. Nl:n'vhuk. Kuvh. l'Iut:l. lluwron. S'l'AXllY
ING: llrczinski. Slfllllilill. .Xlulx-lxuil.
SERVICE CLUB
l!U'l"l'0M RUW: Orch-mzm. lla-vkman. Moow. Scwa-rin. Sinmlinmrs. Nl:lnug:o. .-Xlois, K1-rwin. Rn-isa-r. Slwrmnn
Pzwilio. ROW' 2: Miss Vnslvlllr. .'xl'lllil'4. .xl'l'lI0l'. IIJIIIQUH. HK'lIllilllSlYll. llufflll. Kullio. l'11'ksIl'oln. Kuhus.
Osuvh. Sloltcnlwrgz. .lcpscln l'chlzl. Bjcrkc. .l:l1m'z:nk. Nlll0llL'l'. Slmsty. Miss Cooney. HOW Il: Rocwcr.
Spaycr. Svwcrcin. ll2ll'illl0WSkl. lmsny. lh-Il. '- . mm. Vzlhis. Inlwlcss. Nelson. Getz. l'lg::lll. Schwartz.
STUDENT COUNCIL
In September, 1939, the C. I. C., Foreman's leading organization, was
dissolved. Out of the dissolution grew a new organization, the Student
Council. Mr. Ulveling was immediately placed in charge of the council.
Every Foremanite is considered a member of the Student Council.
Each division room is represented by one delegate in the organization.
Soon after the Student Council was created, it was divided into eleven
separate units. Included among these units are the hall guards, the safety
patrol, the ushers, and the clean-up group. In addition to the division room
delegates, the Student Council is composed of one representative from each
of the eleven units. At each meeting plans for improvement of the school
are discussed. Elected by the entire student body were Rudolph Larson,
President, and Betty Bergeson, Vice-President.
SUPREME STUDENT COUNCIL
l!0'l"l'UM ROW: Fznsck. Nh-lh'i1-n. Tnnlillo. Graczyk. Kcdroski. Mass. lk-rgosmi. l.:n'son. l'lg:in. Scholz.
ROVV 2: Kzllllkc. VVcsscl. l.ill'S0ll. llrighl. 'l'lllllllN'I'5I. IR-llln. Only. Krllcgrcr. f'Qll'jN'llll'I'. Nlr. l'lvclim:.
RUVV 3: llczdon. Ilchda. I'rlmn. Whilncy. lin-rns. Kollath. Slim-lan. Zapfcl. Qnisl. 'l'hrznw.
IUNIOB STUDENT COUNCIL
ll0'l"l'0M ROXV: Alllllllvlll. lll'l't'liilll. Anclcrsun. Nl1lllll0Sl'll. llihclkzl. llislaznll. Svllock. ll-Illllllbfll. Klann. llcfl.
ROW 2: l'clIc!ticri. Cill'lSt'll. Marlin. Nhlrzillo. Wyciluk. ldricksnn. Lippnrl. llillllh. llohucs. Risk-y. Nlr.
Vlvclinpr. ROW Il: lA'XYillllllNVNkl. limnlck. Lucxuk. Slcwurt. Minister. Knrlh. Snmlvnski. lmpcy. lluchlmlz,
S4llIllll'lSUll. I.:1rson. Xlnrruy.
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Tap . . . tap, goes Captain 'Reid's baton. Members of the band perk up immediately. All eyes
are on the baton. Then . . . exhilarating music pours from the cornets, the piano, the trumpets
and other instruments that make up Foreman's popular band. The band, in reality, consists of
three bands: the beginners, the intermediates, and the advanced band. To be a member of the
latter, a student must have had experience in the two former bands, and he must be a capable
musician, for he is performing in Foreman's finest . . . The Advanced Band. The Foreman Hand,
just as the orchestra, enters musical contests. And it, too, is graded highly. The band also
performed in the spring concert, and presented Boyer's overture. Foremanites are always eager
to hear selections given by the band whenever it appears at a school assembly.
BAND
llH'l"I'0Nl ICHW: Zillllllvlllltlll. lluenins. f'!Il'I'. riemm. Knees, l.ipli:ui'1ll. Nlittellrrun. lll'xlillt'lll. xlilllSZt'NNlxl. Spalln. lfisli, lnszleslwy. I'oL:1nl:l.
llylnlalil. lluplain. Zanller. St:nutl'er. l.arsen. Vliristioplxersen. Sinolenski. flIllIllL'l'lIIiIll. ICHXV 2: ll. lliskin. Iilnlen. Xvvlllllilllll. 'l.l'iIHlP!'ltI!l'.
llusenquisl. lfregtl. l.:1.urso. Nlsinruso. .Xxm-ss. Nlillellsrun. Vrisi. Olsen. Kelley. tilienlve. lleilnalnson. lfineli. llllllilllilll. xl1'l.t'.lll. I.. lle.Iolin.
llinlig. St'lllllll. Nlngnusson. 1'o1'4les. KlH'lL'I'llll. lilllll. lteill. RUNS' 3: Hills. Nluiss, t':lss:ll:i. Nlzlrkmxslvi. I'1tlu:u1ls. I.:-xvis. Ile.lnhn, l.eieluen
lritt. Ilutiene. llure. ti. Nelson. Stulil-e. I'oI:ln. llnhrowski. Stzunko. llnnsen. ll'u'rell, 'l'ilieki. llraley. Mills, I'o:1ul:i. .X. lliskin. Fhrisos.
llernnaly. RUN I: l.. Nelson. Rt-que. lleesley. lleise. l't'llI'S0lI. Jensen. ltklllllll. Stltlllslvl. 5l4'lIl. Leo. llonm-s. lU'llxl'I'. lhvrre. xlllllllbllikl.
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ORCHESTRA'
Foreman is proud ot' the record its orchestra has established. ln spite ot' the fact that Fore-
man's orchestra is not among the large school orchestras. it has been given coveted ratings in the
annual contests in which it participates. This would be utterly impossible were it not for the
strenuous efforts put forth by the boys and girls who comprise it, and were it not for the capable
director of the group, Captain Guy Reid. When the orchestra is not busy preparing for a contest
it is about to enter, it is sedulously providing appropriate music for assemblies, concerts, com-
mencements, and plays. The group is constantly improving through the performance of a wide
variety of excellent compositions. Rowing technic and uniform bowing are points that are inces-
santly stressed.
This spring the orchestra presented its annual concert in the school auditorium. A large audi-
ence acclaimed the concert as the finest ever presented.
ORCHESTRA
SI'1.X'l'I'Ill, llti'l"l'0Nl HOW: Kunka, "xl'Ullt'L.lk. lliusiello. Viskorz. Stein. .ln-rm-:.iin Sosalizin. L.imlvl'. llmln-A14-iii. Stautln-r. Si-mz.i. Ilup
sivlwr. Mulcllnik. lfinn-li, lfreese. Dybtlahl. llmxuril, lluplain. llziopelt. lleesln-y. 5ll'l'lt'LI1l. lloles. Iivqiie. Ki-ntl:i!l. lfeilo. l,e-wuntlouski.
llorolm. 'l'i-slirka. llornell. lfraser. Reiser. llIll'khlI'0lll. ROW 2: lflrich. Sniolenski. Spatlr. Xlali-lenski. Klllll. Kostyniak. Nlinulon-Li.
llzllousek. Wykouski. llzibrouski. fillll, lh-ill.
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GEOGRAPHIC CLUB
Colored movies of Mrs. Anderson's sojourn down South and Miss
Keefe's vacation out West were treats enjoyed by the Geographic
Club. Interesting discussions on foreign lands as Well as our own
country stimulate desires for travel. Mrs. Anderson is the sponsor.
Ifllaine Mjoen, President: Bessie Sinadinos, Vice-President.
STENOGRAPHY
Organized in February, 1939, the Stenographv Club attempts to
broaden the scope of those students who have entered the commercial
field. An important event of this semester was a talk by Mr. Howard
Pfrommer, ofthe Pitman Publishing Companv Mr
the club, and Luella VVilkins is I'
A feature '
K . s. Mussehl
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, . ,ot thiscl l " '
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sponsor
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ganized by beginning stenog-
gui s well for their Continued success and inter-
1n their chosen field.
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GEOGRAPHIC CLUB
S'I'.XNlllNIi: Miss Kvvfm-. Kuhn
owski. lll'llllJlllSllIl. Sim-lling,1l:uupp
Sims-rs. Knnsko. Wrighl. l'lvi1lu
Sinzulinos. Spsnyor. W1-ihlcr. Nlimll
lek, l.s-wis, l'esn'k, Knvzk. 'I'ennysou
Nlilusils. Nr1ll'llllil'NYSkl. Nl j o 1' n
Fogzvl. Sl'l.X'I'l'1lD: Mrs. .Kinlvrsoll
USllL'll. l':iulsvn. llnnsvn. Ormlvnmnn
llalhrolli. llnnn-y. l':lnzzn'n-llals. Sm-p
kuwski.
STENOGRAPHY CLUB
Sl41A'l'l'lIJ. llU'l"l'UNl ROW: llnrrivl
XVinlz:1k. lin-rnlilim' Vosvk. Shirley
Wvlinorstrmn. RUW 2: Kntlnln-on
U'1ir:uly. l.nn-lla: Wilkins rI'n-si
rlvnlb. llvlvn xvilfll. l.ol'r:iilw Slllllll,
l'n-:u'l1- 'l'urm-r. ROW tl: Virginia
Svlnlivknn. lrllnim- I.:ursvn. lh-Hy
Benson. lllixin 'I'r:ulvr. Dorothy
llzivylu. RUW t: .Kiln-lnicle Svlllvm-
llll'l'. l.illi:ln lleiilvn tSC'1'l't'lIll'yl,
Luis KIM-sl1'l', lislvllu Nvlsnll. Dol'
othy xvvlllllilllll. SIYXNIJIXIE: Mrs.
NIllSNl'lll. .xllllI'0iI, i'I:llls1'n. Louise
Arzulo. H4-len Davis. llorulliy Zur
noski. l"r:lm'm's l'l'zowoznik. Blur'
zurvt Nlcrrnrio, linlli l"l'4lllkt'. Maur'
joriv fil't'l'llt'. Rlllll l'lilllllN"'
l'lll!Il'lliJl SJlkl'N
qlx,
Ion. l.orr:li - '
-mlvlino ' "' " '
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Nlvllricn. .Xnfw-lim
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PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION
Parent Education through Youth was the 1939-1940 theme. The outstanding
events were the Get-Acquainted Tea in October, Open House in November with
Dr. William H. Johnson, our guest speakerg the Silver Tea and Book Review in
February.
The P.T.A. felt that the social meetings of the students should be encouraged
by providing a suitable room for these occasions. With the hearty co-operation of
Miss Ryan and Mr. McHale this room has become a reality. As a lasting gift the
P.T.A. equipped the Social Room with utensils and dishes, and established a
revolving fund to replace broken dishes annually.
OFFICERS
Mrs. Arthur Robitschek, President: Mrs. Arthur Jacobsen, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Arnold E. W.
Johnson, Second Vice-President, Mrs. Herbert Carlton, Secretaryg Mrs. L. M. Hanna, Secretary,
Mrs. Arthur N. Gulland, Treasurerg Mrs. Karl O. Schwerdtfeger, Auditor.
CHAIRMEN
Mrs. L. C. Groeger, Budgetg Mrs. Roy Turner, Bulleting Mrs. Louis P. Sehmelzer, Health, Mrs.
Peter K. Vergot, Hospitality, Mrs. George C. Hanson, Juvenile Protection, Mrs. John J. Hayes,
Legislationg Mrs. Karl O. Schwerdtfeger, Membershipg Mrs. A. E. Johnson, Motion Picture, Mrs.
O. E. Eklund, Programg Mrs. B. G. Spahn, Publication and Parent Edueationg Mrs. Walter Scott,
Publieityg Mrs. Oscar Peterson, Student Aid, Mrs. John Kaufman, Ways and Meansg Miss Mary
Mostyn, Faculty Representative.
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LUNCH ROOM CLUB
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mt 'NllIllllllll'll1'l4,lil'1lt'IlllllLZ.
Xliss l':n' '.
vtts. l.ls. Xcnlrclli. ICON J
' rll 'u4'l1. Morris. Kullvlkn.
lullllll.ll1'lllI1'll.l1 I
lk-ll. th-Isis. Ilowstol. llnggzxrmlus. Hang
lnun. llonginrnn. l,t'lNl'Ill'1Iill. Lomlon. Mis.
llfilllllxlllllli. ICON' II: llm-rrlcr. Kelly, Ulscn.
COOKING
l!0'l"I'UM HOW: l':nulsl'n. livin-ln-ll. llulvei
un. IHWV 2: Nielsen. I':n'l'n1i. Sklnwollskl
l'Iml:lk. ROW 3: Sl1'll'lll'l'. Kelly. lollwcgr.
l,i:lkos. KUVY
lCil'l'lln!l'. ROV' 31 ll
lll'll1'I'. ROW'
l: W:u:mr. Kill'-illll1'. Kin
li: lhlfarlc. lUll'sIll'I'. Von
ll.
UlllN'h. xvllflllllll. tiiziki
slsnnzu. Fossoc. ROW T: laulwig. Knnlson.
' .2 . ns- . ': Nlzm-r
l7lIllIINkl. NOX! '4 lu mn X Ill
Xluss. 'I'l'oj:ln. .xlllt'lH'ilIll. Lnpinski. ROV'
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LUNCHROOM
Miss Cavoit is at the head of the lunch1'oom squadron.
The unit is another of Foreman's year 'round clean-up
squads. It is made up of ambitious Foremanites who are
anxious to earn monogram award points and at the same
time serve as an asset to their school. They not only enforce
lunchroom manners but they cheerfully assume the task of
maintaining cleanliness in the spacious lunchroom. Foreman
is indeed fortunate in having this efiicient group.
COOKING CLASS
Was there, is there, or will there ever be anything more
alluring than a good home-cooked meal 'I The cooking classes
at Foreman are learning to prepare such a meal. The student
is given the opportunity to plan the meals, set the table.
serve the meal, and make her guests comfortable. Cleanli-
ness, accuracy, ease in preparing the food, correct food com-
bination, cost, and time are all factors taken into considera-
tion when planning a meal.
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FIRE MARS
HALS AND USHERS
Mr. Morrissey's tire marshals are a valuable asset to any school. When
fire drills arise the tire marshals assume charge. Likewise Foreman
salutes the ushers. Under the guidance of Mr. Stadtler, the ushers efhci-
ently direct students to their seats in times of assemblies.
CANDY SELLERS
"Candy . . . candy . . . Anyone wish any candy?" This is a familiar
chant heard during the intermissions of Foreman's movies. It means that
a regiment of candy sellers are descending upon the audienc
a capable job they do perform!
e. And what
FIRE MARSHALS
Mlzuns. Flnrk. Krm-gzvr. Km-Iilvl
llnlurzmskl. ltvcorfl.
USHEHS
AND CANDY
ll0'l"I'0Nl KHW. Xumllik lin
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SELLERS
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I. Lzwzyrki. Schwilk.
!'oIh-Hi. Uruy. I'0llIlN'l'. Knwzllski.
l'v!lu:l. lin-cn. RUVY 2: Svrlvin.
Slllllliyllikl. KJ!-l1lllll. .xllllI't'2lSA'Il
Krn::vr. Kulvus, XVvssvl. l.:u'sull
Kurlll. S:llnn'y. IQUXV Il: Nur
ilvhl. llcilll. ft'illl1ll'Nkl. li1'kl1:ll'lll.
l.Ill'QHll. Sknrhvk. Alillilvlllllk.
Svullm-rv. Muck. S1111-0. lluw-slul.
ROW 4: Mm-ssimzcr. A
Svllkv. '
rhvns.
Allllll. .ln-nscn. I'ruIlill.
l'l'l1'I'4t'll. lluvk. Ilurn l'r1 lnl
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CURRENT TRENDS CLUB
Will Germany win this war? Does communism pervade the United
States ? Should Roosevelt run for a third term? These questions and
many more are being threshed out on the floor of the Current Trends Club.
The forum was organized in May, 1939, by a few interested students
under the direction of the history department. The aim of the group is
to afford open discussions on current topics. On April 22 of this year,
the club was happy to announce that it had secured Mr. Leonard Aries,
Chicago lawyer, as guest speaker for five consecutive weeks. Prior to the
appearance of Mr. Aries, student speakers presented interesting discussions
on world aHairs at semi-monthly meetings. In addition to the members,
the club invites more than twenty guests, selected by the history depart-
ment, to each meeting.
The organization has steadily prospered under the sponsorship of Mrs.
Jones. Oilicers are Steve Spinuzza, Presidentg Frances Tontillo, Vice-
President: Walter Ryan, Recording Secretaryg Muriel Arthurs, Correspond-
ing Secretaryg Howard Stazak, Treasurer, and Robert Banzhaf, Publicity
Chairman.
l.:l rson.
ZS: Blllllllllt. Sitka. lin
Nloriawiy. Nlivllzu-lu
l!U'l"l'UNl ROW: l':itTm'ro. Nine!
li-r. Luszrz. .I:llcz:uk. Slmsly
TVL'l!'. filli2lSlk'XYll'Z. Snlkn. llill
.l:u'nlw, RUYV 2: Kuskn. Hmmm'
llllruliil. U'll0ll. Nlulsnn. Skim'
ronski. Surs'i'k. Zimkn. Kupvvk
llznvyln. f'UIN'illlllllll. Wons. ROW
'llllllQ. Sin
stork. Klunll. l':llmv. Fzusvk
Ilunriksvn. xvill'i1'IllPl'l'K, Grill
l'1,unn. Finlay. ROW I: Sh-tvlu-I'
Publi, Slrmnn, Pcrkowski, S4'll0llk
Ve-rlminwn. li u in pl . 1-lest-r
Qniclnl. llnuvk, Knrth. Ki-alroski
llU'I"l'0Nl Rflxvi l'nkurny. l.:ir
son. ATIIIJIIO. lk-lmck. xllll'llllSll'tli
Sufrznniw. Ursuluk. Spinuzm
llurlvk. lirk. llurllmltl. ROV' 2
Zlblilll. 'l'ln':lm', NVQ-ihlt-r. Vnlpc
Limlqnisl. Slll'Z0lllN'l'llt'l'. Svnl
it-iirv. Engel. lliuuic. Nlaiusmk
ROV' tl: l'0h-rsoli. Nagel, Shwli
ingr. VGIIIISOII. 'l'hys1'n. Nlvyvl'
.I 2lK'1llbH1'll. lizwlaiwski. Augru-I
K1-rkowski. Zilllllilllll. KOVS 1
l,nr4-nz. l'l'n-iffcr. llrigrllt. Klaus
XV:l n lint zilo. Nh-lvillv. Olson
HALL GUARDS
lW 3: linrncy. Wullzucc.
ron. Rvlllllllll. Sl2l1'k.'l'JlfT.f'llllf
h. hl4ll'llJll'll. .lohn
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isc. Nl'ilkcns. Glcinkv. Jnbcrl.
rgan. lla-rnzuly. ROW 2:
lilncy. l"l'l'1ll'l'll'kNUll. Schwarz,
l'l'llllJl. llolchkiss. Kwnsl.
lflllllll. Normlnhl. l"rpzl:uk.
ICIIN. Krypcl. Nlcilnll. Nelson.
glnnd. l'nlil. llarniclv. llll'I'-
M IKUW: xvill'Wll'k. Gullu-ck.
'ill. lll'll1ll'l. Nickels. livin-f
li. Slymllmvski. l'iYJlllS. ll1'l'fl'
mn. liyving. l'in-ritv
Illlll Il: Srorzu, Nicki-lla. llcn
Icy. lliusicllo. liollanlh. lh-hal
AIlllIll1lSt'll. Aclanns. llorn. Nov
n"::. 1 x ". 5 n. Kc t
lnnn. llovcslul. Nlngrnus. Swan
l I llnnnu 'lnri ll-3
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Vl'm-gzcrcr. l'ogod:i. Kalczinnrc
SJIIIINVHJI. .Xlln-rs. NlcNcllv. lli
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Slnnv. l"inn. Kuchcr. llrnnrlc
ROW 2: lluhil. llurc. llolnwl
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alll lu in 1 llrtn. 1 4 in
1
Kuloycrns. f'lll'lNll2lllSL'll. Flo
Nelson. Karas. ll0'l"l'0Nl ROW
Mclvillv. Svoll. l'r0fTill. xvk'Sll'l
grvn. Soduski. Tlnnnpson. .lncol
svn. Aiken. llwycr. l'1'lt'l'Slll
Novak.
llllll' Il: lil'Ul'fIt'I'. Knlolizicj
sl'lIl'lN'llt'l'. Koziol. Pnsko. 1
liizzl. l'c1lcl'scn. Nlaginis. l.ll
Nowak. Km'zln:n'ck. llznnscn
Nelly. llrohy, Nilli. 'l'orn:n
l.ncz:lk. llvrrcs. RUW 2:
2 . .:'s'
nullu konu lu. llunllwrt. P
llnnt. Ncri. Mr. Monw. N
ncr. l'l'1llll'lyli. llodgson. lot
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HALLGUARDS
Foreman's police. trustworthy, efficient, those terms describe the Hall-
guards. Under the guidance of Mr. G. Mouw, faculty adviser, the Captains
of the organization have developed a compact, hard-hitting unit. Tres-
passers have long ago discovered this fact. Hall trafiic between periods,
paper scraps cluttering the corridors have been cut to a decided minimum.
because of the conscientious efforts of the hallguard group. The up and
down stairway system has improved remarkably since Foreman's guards
were given orders to direct students to the proper stairways. Tardiness
to class is another factor against which our hallguards have had to contend
but with the co-operation of the faculty this blemish on Foreman's good
name is rapidly being diminished. To show the entire school's appreciation
of the fine work being accomplished by their organization, Foreman's ad-
ministration "treated" the guards to cake and ice cream. Even a far greater
amount of compensation, however. could not repay the hallguards for their
services. Thus Foreman's hallguards stand as an example to all. In spite
of many obstacles and hindrances, oftimes even harsh rebuke, they have
forged ahead and made their name one to be feared by "kippers" and their
kind, but also a source of inspiration and courage for incoming freshmen
and all conscientious.
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STAMP CLUB
SI+1.X'l'l4llD: llnrin:in. Unielml. Nlilkc. Wx-nholz. Mrs. 'I':ilbot. Slullviiln-lu. Vnrslsnnl. Wollstein. Bright.
S'l'.XNDlNll: l,:il's0Ii. l.0l'l:lirc.
MATH CLUB
lHl'l"I'UNl ROW: XV1-ir. I.:n'son. llugvnr. Krueger. llwlllw. Kaljolun. llcrtholil. Spnyvr H.. l':u-ilio. Nlunl-
grmm-ry. ROW 2: ll:inillmm'. l'ln'ish-nsen, Kin-sig. Spnycr li.. Gllllllll. Frnlnn. Nlcutsrli. llnrbn'is. Lciohenlrill.
Mr. SllYl'l'lIlIlll. Nelson. Hzlurk. 'l'nll. limfnlnn. ROW 3: Kessler. lm lh-nu. Sknrbnk. l'rn-lw. Morris.
KIlNYil'l'kl. Srliniil. Kzlzimicr. Nlnrlmvli.
STAMP CLUB
Whether it is a rare Columbian Exposition stamp or an exquisite
print from Persia, the interest of Stamp Club members is extremely high
at all times. Tremendous educational values are derived from this popular
art. Members not only have the opportunity of enlarging their own collec-
tion, but they are encouraged to trade stamps with fellow members. Besides
serving as an educational project, the group aims to create a friendly
atmosphere between members through social meetings. Mrs. Talbot is
the sponsor of this successful organization, and Karen Stoltenberg is
MATH CLUB
Now we arrive at the last but by no means least of Foreman's numer-
ous clubs. Let's drop in on the Math Club. President Helen Pacilio is
conducting the meeting.
Our next puzzle has been submitted by our secretary, Evelyn Spayer.
After we have solved the brain-teaser, we shall hear a debate . . . "Should
the farmer study mathematics?"
Following this interesting discussion, Robert Montgomery submits a
treasury report. Mr. Silverman, sponsor, adds several comments, all of
which makes the Math Club a popular organization.
President.
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THE CHEER LEADERS
"Foreman, Foreman, Rah, Rah, Rah!!!"
The cheer-leaders of Foreman High have played an active part in
building up of school spirit. Their cheers ring out tirelessly at all the games
of the season. The outstanding events in which they took part in this year
were at Foreman's football games. The inexhaustible supply of energy
poured forth, inspired much encouragement to the boys.
Mr. Kough, their sponsor, has helped the cheer-leaders in building
up correct movement of the body and arms. Only students who are well
adapted to such principles can be admitted to this energetic club.
BASEBALL
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1 las. llaruks, Russel. 'I'nylor.
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BASEBALL
Baseball-our national pastime, is creditable to Foreman. The base-
ball team is one of the oldest and best developed of Foremanls organizations.
Under the competent direction and guidance of Coach Zahorik the team
has reached new heights. During the 1940 season they triumphed over
such notable opponents as Austin, Steinmetz, Washburne, and Marshall,
although they did meet defeat. The coach intimated that the losses were
primarily due to errors and a weakness in fieldingg however, the pitching
staff rendered several remarkable performances. On one occasion they
held Steinmetz to three hits, and on another allowed only one single. Russell
Finn and Michael Ventrelli were outstanding performers on the mound.
Chester Hrycyk won top honors as the most valuable player.
IlU'l"l'UNl ICUXV: l.i!:nv:l. lluilulpli. Ilene-
rliiti. liruvzyk. Llcnlaxrski. llansen.
lluvznk. ROW 2: lieczuk. Krypcl. Gor-
ski. Smau-zynski. Rosenherprer. 3I:1iutY'.
I-'u::m:m. ROW Cl: 'l'lmmpsnn. liuluinn.
I-.x:ull:m-islam. Ilnnien. lilinsuil. llurn.
BOWLING
llU'l"l'UXl IUNVZ full
RUIIW. l'rclw. Nlnvk
Qnhlnl. l'vlnl:l. l':nwl. Julwrl.
In-ss. nllplilllllli. Kil4l'llIlI. llcfl.
ROW 2: ll:nll'. Cullctti. Schloss'
huru. Nlnllvy. Knllnth. Pmtlilt.
,Xrn4ll. Irist. llnbrowski. Nlr.
Stzullh-r. I'oln p c r. Kowalski.
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352 IlA'ln'llkA'l:lA'I's'. Hvrll
Dongvs. Kelllke. lirnczyk. Moli-
lor, lxauulw. lh-balk. Fox. Lcptirh.
lllIllIl4t'tlI. l.l'lllli'h. Lanka-. Kich-
inzvr. l'nns. xvllHlll3ll.
LETTERMEN
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T h e
Lettermen's
Club is comprised of
the peppiest athletes in
Foreman. The outstanding
leaders in all the boys'
sports are lettermen. It takes
plenty of zip to belong to this
organization. The aim of the
club is to promote a closer re-
lationship between the various
sports. Heading the 28 mem-
bers are Andy Graczyk, Presi-
dent: Herbert Fugman, Vice-
President: Eldon Born,
Secretary: Russell Finn,
Treasurer. The group
is under the guid-
ance of Mr.
Maloff.
Once more
the ball speeds
down one of the new
Goldammer's 20th Cen-
tury alleys-then, a sudden
rejoicing begins! Another
strike has been made, and
the Trojans, one of Foreman's
teams, have won. The Snipes
who represent Foreman in inter
school bowling, are equally suc-
cessful. Foremanual readers
are invited to see the girls'
teams in action. Watch Dot
Nast of the Crackpots knock
'em down. The other girls'
team is under the exclu-
sive title of the Quads.
All teams are spon-
sored by Mr.
Stadtler.
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FOOTBALL
For a second time, Foreman had entered
its bid for Football fame. A team was organ-
ized in 1933, but a dearth of material made it
impossible to continue. Last fall in response
to the pleas of the entire student body and
faculty, football again became a major sport
at Foreman. This second saw its first season
of play under the direction of Coach Jack
Maloff, in 1939. Coach Malofi' took the un-
trained raw material and moulded it into a
team that played exceptionally well for its
first season. Injuries and bad breaks took
their toll, but despite this the team carried
on, and though they did not succeed in defeat-
ing any opponents, they did score their first
touchdown. Throughout the entire season
they enjoyed the whole-hearted support of
Foreman's students. All sections of Fore-
man's student body turned out to cheer their
warriors in blue and gold-from Miss Cath-
erine Ryan, our beloved principal down to the
lowliest freshman. As a business venture,
the team proved to be an outstanding financial
success, and as a result of the gate receipts
new uniforms can be purchased for next sea-
son's players. Encouraged by the first sea-
son's showing, many more students with
great promise tried out for a berth on the
team, so everyone looks toward the 1940
season with anticipation and assurance of
victory. Many of last year's football players
remained with the team and together with
new recruits they should be able to accomplish
something worthy of note. It is perhaps only
a matter of time before Foreman's name will
be listed as city champions.
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"Forward, March," blares forth Cadet Major Robert
l'erz. Then come ranks of polished shoes, glistening brass
buttons, pressed trousers and khaki coats . . . marching in
all the splendor any military unit could possess. Yes, sir, it's
Foremznfs own R. O. T. C., and the day is May 15, Federal
Inspection Day. Sgt. William H. Hill paces nervously about.
hoping within that Foreman will maintain its best. And
Foreman's R. 0. T. C. does display its finest!
RO'l"l'O5l ROW: Wt-amor, l':ntrunski.
K1"Nll'l'. Kokorun. l'ruston. .l:l::l:n.
tlilxiwll. Julmsnll. li. Nlivllvl. Sll'lll'lDlllfI.
SllllL'l'llIlWll'l. llosford. ROW 15: Novak.
l,on::. Stewart. Nl'lIlHlll0l'. ll. Nlisurclli.
Kriozal. lliznsvllo. Nufcr. lfvrnquist,
Ryalz. Nlzurincllo. ROXV 3: Km-lnpv. Cn-
pnlo. NlJllt'l'llil. ll!'llll2lllSt'll. Il. Nlisnr-
vlli. Miorlonski. l'nlnn. lwilkS.ll-ll1'll1lXYSkl.
Nl0z:u'k. Svrntzkn-. l'ur1'cll.
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ROIIONI ROW: lxrny. liJll'St'll. Nast.
Nlswoivz. Kortvrnd. Mot-llc-r, Krvfl, l.:lt:l.
.l. I':u'iliu. R. l'n-tersun. l"r:unkowski.
R:li1'lwrt. ROXV 2: R. flGll'lSllll. Axnvss.
lA'SVilIHllHYSlil. Iirisclm. l':llu, Y. l.JlVl2lll'.
Nlaliszvwski. lloggelunntf. lllnnkvnship,
l'n-als-Iseli. Shultz. Antros. tional. ROW
Il: l.ipps. I.. l.:lvig:m'. R. VVilsun. llzlln-
mvr. Smnluski. Rutvmzm. llnrzunml. Won
luolz. Arnmlt. lmo. thin. Smlnski.
llO'l"l'OM ROXV: XXX-zlver. R. Nelson. Maloney, Molitor, Kelley. J. Newell, Koslynink, Goiski. llurrv. llolns
SlQ'l'lll0l'. YVe'g:m'l'vr. Knpsel. Wilson. S:u't'n. ROW 2: f'llI'lSll5lllS2lll. .l. 'l'ili4'kx'. llillllll-lll. lmic-ln-lltritt. Korm-y
.l:u'kson. l'r:ing:, M1-l.e:m. lln-mlvrson. We-ttn-r. lk- liiestinur. Czlopinski. tilivksir. ROVV Il: llalnlm. llllllS
tiaurlrv. Muir. llcnglsnn. Metz. t'onr:ltli. Ruhr. t':u'ls0n. Kunzu. VV:ll'zit'k. 'l'llOl'I'Sllll.
llO'l"l'ONl ROW: Si'llllIlllll'lll'I'. Kniskvsrn. Wnllstn-in.
K1'llll?lll. Rryll. ROW 2: llylulnlll. Wclwr. liklnnd.
.lt'll4t'll. Susvo. RONV Il: lT:lnsn-n. llulowski, Julvvrt.
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SWIMMING
Swimming is a major activ-
ity and is required by all
freshmen and sophomores.
Elective work is ollered in life-
saving and advanced swim-
ming.
A graduated scale of skill
tests provides opportunity for
students to achieve success at
each level of accomplishment.
RECREATIONAL GAMES
Foreman gave a definite place on its program to co-
educational recreational games this year. Classes as
large as one hundred boys and girls enioyed Badminton.
Table Tennis, Bowling, Horseshoes, Darts and Shuffle-
hoard during the noon period. Foreman students will
utilize in the future recreational games for a well bal-
anced life of work, play, and rest.
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ll0'l"l'0Nl ROW: Wright. Sclmng
Diirfvy. lnulurzinlc. Nlt'Nt'l'Ill'l
lin-linkr. l'c1l1-rsvn. 51'lir1-im-I'
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mlinus. ROW 2: linltn, liinnwr
nmn, K1-plich, lliwcr. lingo!
Cin-sink. l':mlirki. lininnnmlkki'
Vick. SK'lllll'lN'1'li. Spina. l-'ursylli
Sr'w1'l'in'll. l.lll'4l'll. Novzn-nski
Zeller. ROW :iz Lmnlnn. Kin-nin
Ser. th-his. Slmsli. .linlronwli -
.l:1l1'z:lk. l"ri1-sc. l'1'l4-renin, llrnxvn
lll't'lllt'l'. l'oln-r. ll:lr:in1nv-ki. Nlnl
zvr, Allk'l'lN'l'l'. Knvnzl. Rislvy
llisl:ln4l. ROW I: lmsliy, Siltvrly
lfzilninn. Willinnisini. Nl. .lwtrmk
Sl0ll1'nlmr::. lh-i4'l1ci1lu:u'll. 'l'nn
Iillo.
MASS PICTURE
ll0'l"l'0Nl ROW: lflynn. Kim-nin
Lrvr. l'1'lr:in. llujlimvski. Dntlill
llvnsky. Sillvrly. S 4' li ln i 4l t
Wnyvr, Slnllviilrnrg. .lulnnsnn
Korninski. Skuwrnnski. ROW 2
lirill. l"lll'5ylll. lvt'llllt'l'Nl!'l!lll
lygnwivz. llrmvn. lll'0llll'I'. Rmilw
Ninn-lln-r. tintln. llnrivzi. lflznp
Sulko. Smith. l'nlwr. Nlnimn
01h-ll, Sun-1'k. Vnlylv. l.nrvnz
llJll'ylJl. RUW Zi: l1lllllH'l'l'S
l':in:ls. Ilnllor. Urwznluk. l'1't1-r
mn. l.1-illwvlris. llln-svm'l'. G1-his
llzlllnwski. Alnisin, Fuss. .lnlwrl
Iloll:iinx'. Slllllll-t'l'. Rl'l4'llt'Illiilt'll
llllllllt'l'lllIlll. Siu-lar. l"l'yllllll'li
l'lirz:lnnwski. RUNV 1: KI1-cz
owski. Sl'lllll'lll't'li. .Xllvrln-ry, llis-
lnnd. Kowalski. l.1'pticli. Zzinelvr
llnrckvs.
MASS G. A. A. PICTURE
ll0'l"l'0M RUXV: Nlnrclli. Knnvli
llullvr, l.isi:ik, lla-llnkc. Nlsiilii
svn. l,nn1ln-n. lk-'l'nlv1'. lkuglgxj-la
l":ilk. l1llllIl. Tnnlilln. ROW 2
Krojm-ck. lbnmlvk. ldrnsl. l.4-onairil
.ll'lll1ll0. Nlonrv. Kcsiir. l'In,m'l
l.:lkc, lzirnn-4-ki. Vin-gsilski. lbiin
Illlt'll. l':irlsnn. l't'lt'TSt'll. lun1':i
Nlonrv. liv1'in:i. lliwssvl. llsiuarli
in:in. Knlpu. N11-N1-riiy. ROW Il
L:il'l':lni:ll'. Kalllin. .l:i1'nl1s4-l1.ll1m'-
nmn. .xlllSt'SYSkl. Jnlinsnni. filiil
nnwski. li I xv :i 1' l. llulnhrmvski
lllonqnisl. l':il1sl. l'liilliin, l'lII!Ill'.
lvilllil. ll:ir:in1m'ski. Flynn. fill
zivky. llvliaivk. Sknrzinski. Virk
ROW 1: 51'llNl'lll'lZ. Sim-llinat
Volpe. lvvllllllilll. lfry. W1-ir. A-l
I1-r. L1-sny. Slvllin. .Xr:nlo. Ric
nwr. lh-yliml,
THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Training for leadership and service plays a very important part in the physical educa-
tion program. Seventy-tive students are appointed each semester to act as students'
assistants. The assistants are selected on the basis of special ability, initiative, resourceful-
ness a11d responsibility. This group is assigned as student leaders, locker-room guards,
secretaries and life savers. Points awarded for service may be counted toward the school
letter awarded by the G.A.A. or toward the school monogram.
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BASKETBALL LIGHTS
llU'I"l'UNl IHWV: Vnalrll Znlmrik. Sllwlllek. Nlrrrclli. fllll1'klNYlll. Hryvyk. Nlrrvclilll. S1lllLfl'lJlllll.
ROW 2: l'lY1lll5IL'll4lil. Nlujku. lin-ww. Snwzl. Morales. Rnhilsvlwk. Szul.
BASKETBALL HEAVIES
HU'l"I'0M ROW: livnning. Iluhlo. Bm-z:1k H':upt.J. Km-luv. Stone. Fuorlus. ROW 2: Sopnvy.
Ziclinski. Omlrn-4-jin. STANDINKL: Funcln Zuhorik.
THE HORNETS
Foreman's Hornets stung, and were stung, but they always fought with that same
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determination and doggedness that made them popular with the student body. Under t e
' ' ' ' ' "Z k " the
expert guidance of Coach Zahorik, affectionately known to his prodlgies as e e ,
team has reached new heights. Within the next few years the team should make a strong
bid for the city championship.
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Wedding and Birthday Cakes
3250 Cicero Avenue
PHONE PALISADE 8394
HEY KIDS!
ALL or Us TRADE AT
LUNA SWEET SHOP
Next to Luna Theatre
Ice Cream, Candy. Lunches and
Karmel Corn
4741 Belmont Ave. Palisade 2842
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PHONE PALISADE 5050
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FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE
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POTTED PLANTS
3254-56 CENTRAL AVENUE
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