Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1946
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Dear Graduates :
Four years ago when you enrolled at Foreman High School, the whole world
was at war. For you, three of those school years were chaotic. Many of your class-
mates and your se11ior friends fought and bled for their country and its democratic
ideals. Now, one year after the armistice which was made possible by their sacrifices,
you are looking ahead with assurance that your future is secure and that your cher-
ished hopes will be fulfilled. ' P
May I congratulate you on attaining the goals toward which all of our school
policies lead. You have desired, attained, a11d maintained a high scholastic standing.
You have developed character through cooperation in all activities which brought
about the social welfare of school and community. You have participated in assem-
blies which upheld the high standards set by the school. You have aided in the especial
development of an All School Council, the main purpose of which is service, citizen-
ship, and complete practice of democracy. You have cooperated with your teachers
in their untiring efforts to help you help yourselves through development of initiative,
leadership, character building and courtesy.
You go on now as men and women equipped to lead useful, happy lives, capable
and willing to assume adult responsibilities.
We hope that for many years to come it will be our pleasure. to meet you at annual
reunions and renew experiences of these past years. ' .
We, the faculty, wish you success in all your undertakings. May God bless each
and every one of you.
Catherine A. Ryan
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Principal of Foreman High School since September, 1939, Miss Catherine
A. Ryan has a formidable list of good things shes wants for our school.
She knows that not everythilig she sees to do can he done at onceg hut
she is determined that some of her wishes be turned into accomplishments
each semester.
Wm ,Harry We quad, .fdaaiafanf f rincqoa
Harry P. McHale, Assistant Principal, presses the buttons
and pulls the levers which determine a thousand details
in the daily life of every student. He devises the intricate
machinery of the uschool programf' provides the proper
number and kind of classes for each teacher, and supervises
the enrollnlent of the correct number of students for each
class. One of his biggest tasks, and the one to which he is
alert every day is that of searching out everything "for the
good of the order."
Our pafienf O ice ga
The great deal of Secretarial work arising in the operation
of our school is capably handled by Miss Alice Hanley, Miss
Helen Hanley, and Mrs. Sylvia Koplin. Although they serve
as private secretaries, receptionists, clerks and typists, each
member of Foremaifs staff can greet 'a student with a smile,
even at the end of a hectic day.
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The backbone of our nation is the English Language so, therefore,
Mrs. Harte, Mrs. Greenwood. Miss Connor, Miss Carmody, and Miss
Stern are to be congratulated for their splendid job.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Byl are assuring all fellows that the coming
generation of gals will be able to cook and sew as well as look attractive.
Teachers of the Commercial Department, Mrs. Hoppe, Mr. Sazania,
and Mrs. Anderson, who make possible an efficient future in the business
fields of the world.
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Miss Flaherty, Miss Mostyn, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Snodgrass, of the
Social Studies department, get together for an informal discussion.
Members of the Language department, Miss Lawin, Mrs. Bramkamp,
Mr. Morrissey, and Miss Dyer meet to talk over the latest teaching
methods. i
Miss Stewart, Mrs. Weiss, Miss MacKay, and Miss Cavoit comprise
a part of our English department.
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Miss Cooney, Miss Costello, Miss Meyers, and Mrs. Mussehl, keepers of
the typewriter and steuo book are part of our commercial department
staff.
A quartet of history and civies teachers is shown in the persons
of Mrs. Jones, Miss Daniels, Miss Kay, and Miss Doyle.
Miss Hardy, Miss Lagorio, and Miss Hyatt, comprise Foreman's
able girls' gym staff.
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In the upper picture are Mr. Jenkins, Miss Hirons, and Mrs. Kennedy.
They are engaged in a discussion over solid geometry projects con-
structed by students. Y
In the middle picture, Miss O,Neill and Miss Kinderman are shown
giving aid to one of our geometry students. V
The bottom shot pictures Mr. Fossler showing the possibilities of our
large-size classroom slide rule in student instruction.
.fdf joreman fha Z?oc!g ad we! aa fha Wine! are
Mrs. Muckler, Capt. Reid, and Miss Meek, listening to a few records
on the school's radio-phonograph.
Mrs. Capparelli, Mr. Cantu, and Mrs. Hogle, comprise part of our
language department.
s Mr. Maloif, football coach, Mr. Zahorik., baseball and basketball coach,
and Mr. Kipp, athletic directorand head of the gym department gather
together for an informal chat.
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Mrs. Voelz, Dr. Guse, and Miss Kelly prepari11g biological
specimens for classroom instruction.
Mr. Powers, Mr. Keating, and Mr. Pawlicki, of the Physics
and Chemistry depts., conferring over an experiment.
Instruction in the advance phases of mechanical drawing
is given by Mr. Deering and Mr. Sollo.
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Miss Effting and Miss Segalove, two of our art teachers, admir-
ing a stude11t's mural. '
Mr. Kardis, Mr. Bucaro, and Mr. Sowa are part of our
staff of sllop teachers.
Mrs. Jerome, Miss Treffens, Dr. Briney, and Mr. Mouw
looking over a piece of apparatus to be used in classroom work.
They are teachers of the science department.
.971 Memoriam
BESSIE KINERT-Her life in FOFCH13l1,S hall was like a spray
of roses-colorful and sweet, with a delicate but lingering
fragrance.
Long, long be my heart with such memories filled!
Like the vase i11 which roses have once been distilled -
You may break, you may shatter the Vase, if you will,
But the scent of the roses will hang round it still.
- Thomas Moore
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Abrahamson, Dorothy
Ackerman, Margaret
Anderson, Audrey
Arrigoni, Lorraine
Barrett, Marilyn
Barrow, Donald
Beerlleide, Ruth
Bergeson, Harold
Bernecki, Genevieve
Biasiello, Helen
Bove, Robert
Boyd, .lean
Brethauer, Homer
Brostrom, Ingrid
Bryniarski, Pete
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Buclnnann, Marion
Carr, Jean
Christensen, Eunice
Comfield, Bob
Coomans, Russell
Cozzola, Carl
Crisman, Harold
Dalbke, Wanen
Daniels, Joseph
Diederich, Jean
Dombrowski, Louise
Duffey, Robert
Durand, Edward
Edstrom, Gene
Erickson, Gertrude
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Erickson, Marion
Evans, Robert
Faleni, Joe
Falkenthal, Jack
Fivek, George
Fleugel, Howard
Fraser, Diane
Freitag, Phyllis
Fuhr, Laura
Gardner, Duncan
Giles, .lean
Golrlstead, Florence
Gruber, Ann
Gustafson, Bob
Haerle, Don
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Hanson, Jan
Harris, Bob
Heft, Charlotte
Hermann, Wanda
Holz, Katherine
Huber, Stanley
Ignolia, Joseph
Janowick, Loretta
Johnson, Donald
Kalinowski, Phillip
Kautz, Clyde
Karigolic, Ethel
Klupar, William
Krake, Lucille
Kunz, Shirley
La Rosa, Gloria
Larsen, Shirley
Larson, Marvin
Martinson, Ed
Melzer, Eugene
Moeller, Norman
Mollan, Audrey
Mora, Ronald
Morrill, Bob
Naslek, Barbara
Nole, William
Nordlof, Shirley
Novak, Eleanor
Ondrejcin, Bob
Orohy, Helen
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Pappas, John
Patros, Mimi
Paul, Betty
Peek, Patsy
Peters, Betty
Peterson, Chester
Peterson, Robert
Pushian, Zabelle
Reichelt, Jeannine
Richter, Mildred
Roraff, Shirlie
Rusch, Laverne
Scheunemann, George
Schroll, Roger
Schwerdtfeger, Lois
Sharp, Bob
Slifka, Doris
Sterling, Betty
Teeter, Rosalie
Teuber, Gertrude
Thompson, Edward
Thompson, Elaine
Tornatore, Madeline
Van Wa5'e, Geraldine
Vengren, Betty
Weber, Virginia
Wllyland, Calvin
Wold, June
Zeilstra, Jim
Zowada, Dolores
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Presenting the olficers of the graduating class of June, 1946
-Ray Connelly, Presidentg Eleanor Waghoriie, Secretaryg
and Dick Wilbilis, Vice-President. This is the group that
has had charge of all senior division meetings the past
semesters. Remembered, always, will he the swell job done
by Ray, Dick, and El!
Andersen, Dick - "Swede" - Football Team,
Varsity Pigskin, Div. Vice-Pres., Treas., Base-
ball, Intramural Basketball, Letterman. Dev-
ilish-, happy-go-lucky.
Antros, Catherine-"Cathy"-Student Council
Rep., National Honor Society, Sec., Div., Hall
Guard, Pan American Club, Attendance Office
Clerk, Foreman News Rep. Intelligent, depend-
able, cooperative.
Austermann, Ester E.-"Es"-Student Council
Rep., National Honor Society, Pres., German
Club, Pres., White Collar Girls' Club, G.A.A.,
Student Leader, Hall Guard, Foremanual Rep.,
Library Asst., Monogram. Talented, neat, nice.
Bade, Marguerite F.-"Marge"-Student Coun-
cil Rep., Messenger, Sec., Div., Honor Club,
Sr. Entertainment Committee, Pan-American
Club, Foremanual Staff. Pleasant, cordial,
sweet.
Badenoch, Dolores - "Dollie" - Pres., Div.,
Monogram, Sec., Div., Hall Guard, Master of
Ceremonies Club, Registrar's Asst. Pretty,
cheerful, neat.
Bannon, Mary C.-"Mar"-G.A.A. Rep., G.A.A.
Letter, Sec., College Club, G.A.A. Board of
Control, Chemistry Club. Pretty, pleasant,
witty.
Baranowski, George C.-"Baron"-Safety Coun-
eil, Hall Guard, Foremanual Staff, Master of
Ceremonies Club, Aviation Club, Math Club.
Cheerful, jovial, popular.
Barkemeyer, Henry W. - 'iHank" - Projector
Club, Math Club, Pan-American Club, Spanish
Club, Boys' Glee Club. Qukzt, reserved, obliging.
Barsotti, Emily M.-"Em"-Student Council
Rep., Sec., Div., Sec., White Collar Girls, Pan-
American Club, Hall Guard, Junior Honor
Club, Registrar's Asst. Modest, reserved, oblig-
ing.
Bartosch. Edward A.-"Barney"-Basketball
Team, Baseball Team, Golf Team, Sec.. Letter-
man's Club, Basketball Club, Baseball Club,
Pres., Div., Sec., Div., Fire Marshal, Class
Ring Committee, Basketball Intramurals. Ath-
letic, popular, devilish.
Beck, Emil F.-Vice Pres., Div., Baseball
Team, M.C. Club, Foremanual Staff. Well
groomed, energetic.
Beesley, Marilyn D.-"Lynn"-Foreman News
Rep., G.A.A. Rep., Office Asst., Asst. Librarian,
Student Leader, Glee Club, Hall Guard. De-
pendable, cooperative, quiet.
Bell, Arthur-"Hop-A-Long"-Vice-Pres., Div.,
Vice-Pres., Pan-American Club, Hall Guard,
Intramural Sports. Humorous, fun-loving, dev-
ilish.
Bengson, Dorothy-"Dottie"-Swimming Team,
a Cappella Choir, Sec. and Treas., Div., G.A.A.
Rep., Foreman News Rep., Library Asst., Lock-
er Guard, Student Leader, Stamp and Bond
Coll.,, G.A.A. Letter, Swimming Team Letter,
Messenger, Music Appreciation Club. Neat,
Juke, active. ,
Berendt, Rosemary - "Snafu" - Drama Club,
Fashion Drawing, Pan-American Club, Student
Council Rep. Cooperative, athletic, quiet.
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Carava, Joseph J.-"'Moey"-Foolballg Letter-
men's Club, Var. Pigsking Div. Pres.g Projector
Serviceg Year Book Rep.g Student Council
Rep.g Intramural Basketballg Senior Entertain-
ment. Athletic, happy-go-lucky.
Caspari, Jeanne - "Sleepy" - Feature Editor,
Copy Editor, Foreman Newsg Foremanual Staff g
Div. Sec.g C.A.A. Board of Controlg C.A.A.
Lettergirlg Service Monogramg Student Leaderg
Library Assistantg Attendance Office, Class Day
Committee. Active, versatile, neat.
Cerva, Don--"Honest Don"-Pres., Div.g Lock-
er Guardg Baseball Teamg Spanish Clubg Bowl-
ing Teamg Foreman News Rep. Handsome, non-
chalant.
Clark, Patricia C.-"Patti"-Pres., Div.g Swim
Teamg Sec. of G.A.A.g C.A.A. Board of Con-
trol, a Cappella Choirg Foreman News Rep.g
Librariang Cheerleader Club, Student Leaderg
G.A.A. Lettergirl. Athletic, pretty, poised.
Claussen, Laverne M. - G.A.A.g Messengerg
Office Helperg White Collar Girls, Student
Leaderg Mixed Chorus. Pleasant, genial, neat.
Connelly, Ray-"Polak"-Pres. of 4-B and 4A
Classes, Basketball Team, Foremanual Staff,
Hall Guardg Basketball Club. Popular, hand-
some, witty.
Curran, Richard-"Dick"-Div. Pres.g Treas. of
Div.g Cheerleaderg Basketball Teamg Book
ROOIIIQ Baseball Teamg Hall Guardg Lettermang
Foremanual Staff. Good-looking, gay, athletic.
Czarny, Anne F.-"Bubbles"-Checkers Cluhg
Knitting Club: Messengerg Locker Guard Cap-
taing Latin Clubg Student Leader. Competent,
earnest, chummy.
Czech. Lois E.-"Fritzy"-Attendance Secre-
tary, Division. Studious, trustworthy, ambitious.
Dailidas, Margie-"Peadies"-G.A.A. Board of
Control: G.A.A. Rep., National Honor Societyg
Monogramg Foremanual Staifg Foreman News
Rep.g Attendance Sec., Div.g Student Council
Rep. Friendly, pleasant, peppy.
Dale, .lean Mae--"Irish"-Red Cross Rep.g
Sec., Div.g Student Council Rep.g Office Typistg
Div. Treasurerg Div. Vice-Pres.g Messengerg
Hall C-uardg Div. Red Cross Rep.g Citizenship
Awnrdg Service Award. Active, cooperative,
happy.
Daniel, William J.-"Bill"-Checker Clubg Hall
Guard, First Aid Clubg History Club. Quiet,
happy-go-lucky.
Demlow, Dolores M.-"Dimwit"-Sec. of Div.g
Vice-Pres., Div.g Sec. of Music App. Clubg Stu-
dent Council Rep.g Freshman Council Assl.g
Chairman of Div. Tea. Friendly, amusing, neat.
Dickman, Rita C.-"Squaw"-Div. Sec.g Oilice
Assistantg Personnel Assistantg G.A.A.g Service-
men's Collectiong Music Appreciation Clubg
Service Letterg President, Round Table Discus-
sion Club. Soclhble, good-humored.
Disken, Lillian M.-"Lill"-G.A.A.g Band and
Orchestra Clubg Servicemen's Collectiong Mu-
sic Appreciation Clubg Round Table Discussion
Club. Cute, pleasant, devilish.
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Beynon, Ruth-"Mons"-Capt., Cheer Leader,
G.A.A. Board of Control, a Cappella Choir,
Pres., Sec., Div., Junior Honor Club, Student
Leader, G.A.A. Letter, Swimming Team Let-
ter, Music Appreciation Club. Athletic, pretty,
popular.
Bober, Joan C.-"Cheyenne"-G.A.A., Checker
Club, Div. Treasurer, Art Club, Messenger,
Hall Guard, Knitting Club. Quiet, reserved,
casual.
Boergerhoff, Carol Ann-"Candy"-Jr. Honor
Club, Captain, Messengers, Hall Guard, Div.
Stamp and Bond Rep., Pan-American, For-
manual Staff. Energetic, earnest, ambitious.
Bojarski, Florence - "Ginger" - Student Lead-
ers, Polish Club, G.A.A. Quiet, reserved, casual.
Boland, William T. - "Bill" - Pan-American
Club, Hall Guard, Messenger. Quiet, reserved,
capable.
Bornell, Bob-i'Boogie"-Football Team, Letq
termen's Club, Pres., Varsity Pigskin, Fire
Marshal, Student Council Rep., Intramural
Basketball, Baseball. Carefree, athletic, mis-
chievous.
Borowski, Dolores-"Dolly"-Div. Treasurer,
Ofiice Clerk, Stamp Co-ordinator, Checker
Club, G.A.A., Service Club. Studious, depend-
able, cooperative.
Brandt, Albert P.-Vice-Pres., Div., Pres., Quiz
Club, Pres., German .Clubg Baseball Team,
Chemistry Club. Unassuming, courteous, trust-
worthy.
Braun, Dorothy-"Dottie"-Sec., White Collar
Girls, Hall Guard, Messenger, Jr. Honor Club,
Treas., Polish Club, Attendance Oflice Clerk.
Co-operative, dependable, scholarly.
Brightstone, Delores J. - '4Debbie" - Student
Leader, G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, Ollice Clerk,
Stock Room. Vivacious, witty, cooperative.
Bross, Warren H.-Foreman News Rep., Base-
ball Team, Isaac Walton Club. Nouchalant,
happy-go-lucky.
Bujka, Sophie A.-"Zos"-Div. Pres., Student
Council Rep., White Collar Girls' Club, Polish
Club, G.A.A., Swimming Team. Attractive,
sophisticated, intelligent. '
Bussa, Esther Mary-"S"--Student Council
Rep., Hall Guard, Painted Scenery, Christmas
Assembly, Messenger, Sec., Fashion Club.
Quiet, reserved, reliable.
Butler, Patricia D.-"Pat"-Swimming Team,
Pres., Div., Pres., Sewing Club, Sec., Junior
Honor Club, Sec., White Collar Girls' Club,
Service Monogram, G.A.A., Swimming Award,
National Honor Society. Cute, quiet, capable.
Cannalte, Arlene-"Red"-Pres., College Club,
G.A.A., Knitting Club, Round Table. Pleasant,
reliable, cordial.
Casa o June 1946
Drafz, Corinne--"Corky"-Sec., Div.g Office
Assistant, Student Council Rep.: Tutorg Locker
Guard, Music Appreciation Club, Slide Rule
Club. Talented, thoughtful, nice.
Drake, Delores-"Bessie"--Assistant, Main Of-
ficeg White Collar Girlsg Pan-American Club.
Ambitious, dependable, obliging.
Drews, Harold R.-'4Har"-Math Clubg Chess
and Checkers Clubg Checker Clubg Div. Treas.g
Boys' Glee Club. Nonclxalant, carefree, casual.
Eiter, Corinne G.-"Corrie"-a Cappella Choirg
Student Coimcil Rep.g G.A.A.g Student Leaderg
White Collar Girlsg Foreman News Rep.g Fore-
manual Staifg 4A Girls' Club. F riendly, witty,
cute.
Engmark, Leroy-U. S. Army.
Ericksen, Don-"Lover"-Pres., Div., Choirg
Messengerg Hall Guardg Treas., Div.g Civics
Chairman. Handsome, dignified, energetic.
Emst, Joann C.-"Jo"-Letter Girlg Student
Leaderg G.A.A. Board of Controlg Vice-Pres.,
Div.g Sec., G.A.A.g Foremanual Staffg Student
Councilg Stamp Collectorg Sec.,Div.g Girls'Glee
Club: Messengerg Hall Guard. Athletlb, peppy,
active.
Everly, .lean - "Dimples" - Foremanual Stall g
Div. Sec.g College Clubg Service Letterg Hall
Guardg Messengerg Latin Clubg Foremanual
Rep.g Sec., Pre-Medics Club. Cute, demure,
sweet.
Faellaci, Gilbert G.-"Fallach"-Foremanual
Stailg Student Council Rep.g Projector Opera-
torg Competitive Platoon, R.O.T.C.g Messenger.
Energetic, reckless, mischievous.
Ferch, Arthur J.-"Art"-Treas., Div.g Treas.,
National Honor Societyg Rifle Teamg R.O.T.C.
Officerg Editor of R.O.T.C. Newspaperg Treas.
of Junior and Senior Honor Clubg War Bond
and Stamp Salesman, Service Monogram. Milli-
taristic, intelligent, reliable.
Finlayson, Janet - "Jan" - Foremanual Staffg
Student Council Rep.g Checkers Clubg Sketch
Clubg Div. Sec.g G.A.A.g Sophomore and .lunior
Honor Clubg Service Letterg Art Appreciationg
Attendance Oiiiceg National Honor Society.
Cordial, cheerful, trustworthy.
Fishback, Robert E.-"Fish"-Foremanual Stai 3
Vice-Pres., Projector Club, Basketball. Fun-
loving, versatile.
Fitpold, Antoinette-"Toni"-Attendance Sec.
of Div.g G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Clubg Music Ap-
preciation Club. Energetic, devilish.
Fortier, Albert R.-"Al"--Foremanual Staifg
Pres. of Pre-Medics Clubg Red Cross Rep.g
Pres. of Civics Classg Hall Guard. Sedate, de-
pendable, cooperative.
Franczak, Rose-White Collar Girlsg National
Honor Society. Studious, dependable, pleasant.
F rasch, Wayne-"Wayne."
Frisk, Edward M.-"Frisky Disky"-Footballg
Letterman. Reckless, happy-go-lucky.
Frystak, Dorothy - "Dot" - G.A.A.g Student
Council Rep.g Round Table Disc. Clubg Music
Appreciation Club. Graceful, attractive, so-
ph-isticazed.
Gebhardt, William J., Jr.-"Bill"-Rifle Team,
Mgr.g R.0.T.C. Officerg Asst. Editor of R.0.T.C.
Newspaperg Messengerg Hall Guard. Quiet,
unassuming, earnest.
Gentile, Anne Marie-Foreman News Rep.,
Office Assistantg G.A.A.: Div. Social Commit-
tee: White Collar Girls' Clubg Office Typist.
Friendly, obliging, reliable.
Gielow, Elmer Wm.-"Al"-Officers Clubg Stu-
dent Council Rep.3 Hall Guardg Messengerg
R.0.T.C. Oflicerg War Stamp Salesman. Auda-
cious, literary, playful.
Gilbo, .loan L.-"Moose"-National Honor So-
cietyg G.A.A. Board of Controlg G.A.A. Rep.g
Office Assistant, Sec., Service Clubg Sec., Junior
Honor Club, Adjustment Assistantg a Cap-
pella Choir. Cheerful, sweet, neat.
Girard, Don-"Gus"-Pres., Div.g Pres., Checker
Clubg Cheerleaderg Lettermen's Club, Foreman
News Staffg Foremanual Stalfg Choir: Hall
Guardg Round .Table Discussion. Individual-
iStlh, ambitious, active.
Gisler, Roy VV.-"Roy"-Foreman News Rep.g
Tutorg National Honor Societyg Sec., Biology
Clubg Sec., Div.g Hall Guard, Treasurer, Div.g
Bond and Stamp Collector. Studious, reliable,
reserved.
Goldman, Lucille June - "Lulu" - National
Honor Societyg Junior Honor Clubg G.A.A.
Rep.g G.A.A. Board of Controlg Student Leaderg
Sec., Div.g Otiice Assistantg Hall Guardg Stu-
dent Leader Clubg D.A.R. Candidate. Scholar-
ly, friendly, obliging.
Golemba, Loretta T.-"Lor"-Div. Entertain-
ment Chairmang G.A.A.g Checker Club. Trust-
worthy, cooperative, pleasant.
Goodwin, John Eugene -- "Gene" - Foreman
News Rep., Hall Guard Captain, Vice-Pres.,
Div.g Student Council Rep.g Football Team:
Div. Treasurerg Varsity Pigsking First Aid
Club. Handsome, well-groomed.
Gorczynski, Alice-"Al"-Serviceman's Collec-
torg G.A.A.g Music Appreciation Club. Studious,
friendly, cheerful.
Granslalf, Dolores Verne - "Dolly" - National
Honor Society, Junior Honor Clubg G.A.A.
Rep.g Student Leader: Office Assistantg Vice-
Pres., Div.g Hall Guard, Student Leader Clubg
Pan-American Clubg D.A.R. Candidate, G.A.A.
Letter Girlg Service Monogram. Accommodat-
ing, active, earn-est.
Crbac, Lydia Paula-"Loe." Intelligent, earnest,
studious.
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Gregory, Nomlan I.-"Greg"--Pres., Pan-Ameri-
can Club, Capt., Senior Basketball Team, Bas-
ketball Club, Lettermen's Club, Baseball Club,
Golf Team, Vice-Pres., Pres., Div., Intramural
Basketball. Athletic, carefree, devilish.
Grell, Gloria-"Glor"-Student Council Rep.,
Vice-Pres., Div., Sophomore Honor Club, Vice-
Pres., German Club, G.A.A., Citizen Club,
Attendance Office, Bulletin Sec., Hall Guard,
Locker Guard. Humorous, friendly, good-
natured.
Grischo, William-"Hotshot"-National Honor
Society, Asst. Chief of Staff, Foremanual, Div.
Vice-Pres., Camera Club, R.O.T.C. Officer,
Rifle Team, Monogram Award, Senior Honor
Club, Hall Guard, Pres. of Current AEairs
Club, Newspaper Rep. Intelligent, poised,
nice-looking.
Groening, Waltraute-"Wallie"-National Hon-
or Society, G.A.A., Citizenship Club, Sec.,
Vice-Pres., German Club, Div. Sec., Newspaper
Rep., Bookroom Asst., Locker Guard, Hall
Guard. Scholarly, reliable, pleasant.
Gunderlach, Betty E.-White Collar Girls,
Latin Club, Student Council Rep. Quiet, re-
served, obliging.
Gunderson, A. Norman-National Honor Soci-
ety, Div. Pres., Consul, Latin'Club, Orchestra,
Foremanual Staff, R.0.T.C. Officer, Editor,
R.O.T.C. Newspaper, Service Letter. Individ-
ualistic, literary, scholarly.
Gutowski, Coriue J. - "Corky" - Newspaper
Rep., G.A.A., Music Appreciation, Chemistry,
Knitting Clubs. Pleasant, carefree, sociable.
Gyving, Joyce-"Joy"-Junior Honor Club,
Sec., Div., Pres., Serviceman's Club, Sec., Serv-
ice Clubg Star Gazing Club, Library Assistant.
Pretty, poised, intelligent.
Hager, Elsie-"Moo Moo"-Sec., Checkers Club,
White Collar Girls' Club, G.A.A., Messenger.
Friendly, pleasant, cute.
Hagood, Sylvia-"Lee"-Bulletin Sec., Pan-
American Assembly, Locker Guard, Office
Help, Library Assistant. Poised, attractive,
carefree.
Hansen, Kathryn A.-"Kay"-Vice-Pres., Col-
lege Club, G.A.A. Letter, Service Monogram,
G.A.A. Board of Control, Foremanual Rep.,
Foreman News Staff, Junior Honor Club,
Drama Club, Pre-Medica Club, Hall Guard,
Messenger. Ambitious, friendly, cooperative.
Harczak, John-"Kielbasa"-Chess Club, Treas.,
Div., Baseball Club, Intramural Basketball.
Good-humored, reckless.
Heller, Elsie G.-4'Chels"-Pres., German Club,
National Honor Society, G.A.A., Citizenship
Club, Messenger, Projector Operator, Locker
Guard, Hall Guard. Friendly, dependable,
earnest.
Herzau, William J. - "Happy" - Letterman,
Newspaper Rep., Football Team, Varsity Pig-
skin Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Intra-
mural Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Track
Team, Fire Marshal, Intramural Volley Ball.
Athletic, happy-go-lucky.
Hewing, William D.-"Bill"-Vice-Pres., Div.,
Basketball Team, Track Team, Basketball
Club, Varsity Pigskin, Intramural Basketball,
Pan-American Club, Messenger. Friendly, fun-
loving.
Hicks, Madeline C.-"Maddie"-Sec. of 4B
Class, Vice-Pres., Div., Pres., Vice-Pres., Stu-
dent Leaders, G.A.A., Monogram Award, Sen-
ior Entertainment. Popular, pretty, friendly.
Hoff, Phoebe-"Pheb"-Vice-Pres., Jr. Honor
Club, Foremanual Staff, Editor, Managing Ed-
itor, Foreman News, Sketch Club, G.A.A., Art
Club, Music Appreciation Club. Good-humored,
cordial, friendly.
Homberg, Mary Louise-"Shrimp"-Foremanual
Staff, College Club, G.A.A., Student Leader,
Swimming Team. Flirtations, friendly, ener-
getic.
Horn, Robert T.-"Tootsie',-Varsity Pigskin,
Football Team, Chess Club, Track Team, Fire
Marshal, Intramural Volley Ball. Peppy, care-
free, devilish.
Hoyt, Charmaine L.-"Charm"-R.0.T.C. Ma-
jorette, Band Majorette, Div. Sec., Round
Table Discussion Club, Messenger, M.C. Club,
Student Council Rep., Twirlers' Club, Chem-
istry Club, Twirling Monogram. Pleasant, cute,
graceful.
Humphreys, Janet S.-"Jan"-Div. Pres., Stu-
dent Council Rep., Servicemen's Collection,
Red Cross Rep., Sec. of Div., Girls' Glee Club,
Latin Club, German Club, Messenger, Hall
Guard. Indivlklualistic, attractive.
Ignatowski, Peter-"Pete"--Chess Club, News
Rep., Stamp Rep. Unassuming, happy-go-lucky.
Jablonski, Raymond-"Jabo"-Intramural Bas-
ketball. Humorous, reckless, gay. '
Jahns, Adam A. - "Sol" - Drum and Bugle
Corps, Band and Orchestra, Foreman News,
Music Appreciation, Bank Letter, Div. Pres.,
Div. Treats. Hilarious, mischievous, cheerful.
Jahns, Donald John-"Lid"-Sec., Div., War
Bond Rep., Bank, a Cappella Choir, Boys'
Glee Club, Music Appreciation Club, Foreman
News Rep., Spanish Club, Pan-American Club.
Devilish, daring, peppy.
Janis, Dolores-"Do Do"-White Collar Girls,
G.A.A., Student Council Rep., Stamp Collec-
tor, Knitting Club, Music Club. Reckless,
carefree, gay.
Janz, Alice E.-'4Pug"-Junior Honor Club,
Sec., Div., Vice-Pres., Div., Sec., Vice-Pres.,
German Club, Student Leader, Hall Guard,
Foremanual Stalf, Library Asst. Happy-go-
lucky, athletic.
Jaskulski,Eugenew"Bill"-Aviation Club, Beto
Club, Pres., Pan-American Club, Chess Club.
Friendly, cheerful, genial.
Jensik, Patricia A.-"Pat"-Junior Honor Club,
G.A.A., Service Men's Organization, Student
Council, Citizenship Club, Master of Cere-
mony Club, Bulletin Secretary, Oliice Clerk,
Hall Guard. Amiable, amusing, clever.
Johnson, Allan YV.-"Al"-Treas., Div., Vice-
Pres., Div., Pres., Pan-American Club, Music
Appreciation Club. F un-loving, reckless.
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Johnson, Delores R.--"Jonny"-G.A.A. Rep.g
Sec., Clerical Practiceg Music Appreciation
Club. Quiet, reserved, reliable.
Johnson, Dolores E. - "Dee" - G.A.A.g Hall
Guardg White Collar Girlsg Know Chicago.
Clever, witty, energetic.
Johnson, Jane F. - "Johnnie" - Vice-Pres.,
G.A.A.g G.A.A. Board of Controlg Student
Leader, Student Leader Clubg Swimming Teamg
Vice-Pres., Div.g Treas., Div.g Drama Clubg
G.A.A. Rep. Athletic, cordial, sedate.
Johnson, Marilyn A.-"Lynn"-Sketch Clubg
Foreman News Reporterg Checker Clubg Art
Club. Quiet, reserved, reliable.
Juell, Rene M.-"Shorty"-R.O.T.C. Oliicerg
Officers' Club. Militaristic, nonchalant, reliable.
Juretscbke, Walter VV.-"Wally"-Pres, Div.5
Defense Stamp Collectorg Vice-Pres., Div.g
Baseball Teamg Basketball Teamg Basketball
Clubg Baseball Clubg Lettermen's Clubg Intra-
mural Basketballg Hall Guard. Athletic, fun-
loving, casual.
Kaiser, Robert Edward-"Snulfy"-Pres., Span-
ish Clubg Sec., Pan-American Clubg Treas.,
Div.g Fire Marshal, Div.g Boys' Glee Clubg
R.O.T.C.g Aviation Club. Misclnkzvous, carefree,
gay.
Kammerer, Robert A.-"Bobby"-Pres., School
Projectors' Clubg Service Monogram Awardg
M.C. Clubg School Movie Techniciang Fore-
manual Staff 3 A.L. Oratorical Contestantg Chief
Fire Marshal. Ambitious, individualistic, schol-
arly.
Kasperowicz, Jean A.-"Frenchie"-G.A.A.g
White Collar Girls' Clubg Ofiice Assistant.
Friendly, good-humored.
Kaufman, Lorraine R. - "Lorrie" - R.O.T.C.
Majoretteg Band Majoretteg Div. Sec.g M.C.
Clubg Round Table Discussiong Twirlers' Club:
Pan-American Show: Foreman Letter lTwirl-
ingl. Vivacious, athletic, energetic.
Kehrberger, Doris E.-"Curbie"-Fashion Illus-
trationg Sketch Clubg Checker Clubg Beto
Club: Junior Honor Clubg Art Club. Unassum-
ing, reliable, obliging.
Keil., Lawrence Alfred-"Killer"-Hall Guardg
Messengerg Fire Marshal: Freshman Dramag
M.C. Clubg German Clubg Senior Entertain-
ment. Friendly, jovial, reckless.
Kerwin, Robert G. - "Bob" - Sports Editor,
Foreman News, Pres., lsaac Walton Clubg M.C.
Clubg R.O.T.C. Officerg Foremanual Staffg A.L.
Oratorical Contestant. Intelligent, scholarly,
ambitious.
Klein. John J.-"Johnny"-Student Councilg
War Coordinatorg Pres., Reading Clubg College
Club: Orchestrag Dance Bandg National Honor
Society: Junior Honor Cluhg Math Clubg Fore-
manual Stalfg A.L. Oratorical Contestantg Safety
Council. Sludious, literary, scholarly.
Klus, Hilda M.-"Midget"-G.A.A. Lettergirlg
Board of Controlg Sec., Div.g Foremanual Rep.:
Service Clubg Student Leaderg Girls' Glee
Clubg Senior Honor Clubg Swimming Team
Awardg Service Letterg Office Clerk, Library
Clerk. Active, accommodating, amiable.
Koclanis, Bessie--"Koke"-4A Girlsg College
Clubg Junior Honor Societyg Checkers Club,
Math Clubg Sketch Clubg Beto Clubg Music
Appreciationg Defense Stamp Rep.3 Attendance
Office Helper. Scholarly, earnest, modest.
Kolar, William G.-"Bill"-Competitive Pla-
toong R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Pres., Projector
Club, Div. War Coordinatorg Riile Team.
Cheerful, peppy, carefree.
Kolner, June-"Gin"-Stamp Rep., Foreman-
ual Rep., Fashion Illustration, Foreman News
Cartoonistg Orchestra Club. Vice-Pres.g Orches-
tra Letter. Talented, cordial, sweet.
Koldziej, Edwin A.-"Eddie"-Locker Guard,
College Clubg Hall Guard. Courteous, quiet,
accommodating.
Kovacs, Elizabeth K.-"Betty"-National Honor
Society, Citizenship Club, Attendance Ofliceg
Messengerg Hall Guard, German Clubg Service
Letter, Music Appreciation Club. Obliging,
earnest, reliable.
Krakowski, Marian - "Mar" - Junior Honor
Club, Div. Newspaper Rep.g Pres. of Service-
men's Correspondence Clubg a Cappella Choir,
Girls' Glee Clubg Star Gazing Club, Senior
Entertainment. Talented, neat, congenial.
Krewer, Clara M.-Sec., Fashion Illustration
Clubg Foreman News Rep.g G.A.A.g Attendance
Ofliceg Messenger. F lirtatious, good nalured.
Krueger, Richard E.-"Dick"-Competitive Pla-
toong Div. Vice-Pres.: Boys' Glee Clubg Div.
War Co-ordinatorg R.O.T.C. Rifle Teamg Div.
Fire Marshal. Militaristic, reckless, gay.
Kuester, Audrey - "Aud"- Foremanual Staffg
Junior, Senior, and National Honor Societiesg
Monogram, G.A.A. Rep.g G.A.A. Board of Con-
trolg G.A.A. Letterg Div. Sec., Student Council
Rep., Foreman News Reporterg Candidate for
D.A.R. Awardg Pan-American Show, Girls'
Glee Club. Sturlious, active, ambitious.
Kulik, Dolores-"Dee"-G.A.A.g Messengerg
White Collar Girlsg Locker Guard, Checker
Club, Hall Guard. Cute, good-natured.
Knlinski, Frieda - "Fritz" - Div. Rec. Sec.g
White Collar Girlsg G.A.A.g Sec., Polish Club,
Locker Guard. Good-humored, cheerful.
Kurtz, John E.-"Jack"-Pres., Div.g Vice-Pres.,
Div.g Pres., Chess Clubg Choirg Boys' Glee
Clubg Baseball Team. Friendly, witty, gay.
Kusch, Vivian T.-"Viv"-Recording Sec.g Stu-
dent Council Rep.g Sec., Personality Club, Pan-
American Club, Music Appreciation Club. Re-
served, courteous, unassuming.
Kuznicki, Dolores C. - "Irish" - Orchestrag
G.A.A., White Collar Girls' Club. Talented,
pretty, friendly. ,
Lamberg, Leonard-"Laffy"-Business Manager,
Foremanualg Business Manager, Foreman Newsg
Radio Council, Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg
Student Council Rep.g Choirg Messengerg Busi-
ness Manager, Ticket Sales. Good-looking,
good-mztured, well-dressed.
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Landin, William E.-"Bill"-Pres., Div. Vice-
Pres., Div.g War Coordinator, Rifle Team, Fire
Marshalg R.O.T.C. Oflicerg Officers' Club.
Audacious, cheerful, mischievous.
Lang, Audrey R.-Pres., Div., a Cappella
Choirg National Honor Societyg Student Coun-
cilg Sec., Student Leader Cluhg G.A.A.g Service
Monogramg Foremanual Staffg Ring Commit-
teeg Foreman News Rep. Intelligent, unassum-
ing, cooperative.
Leach, Robert-"Skeeter"-Hall Gnardg Rifle
Teamg Div. Fire Marshal, Freshman Drama
Playg M.C. Clubg Messengerg Senior Entertain-
ment Committee. Happy-go-lucky, devilish,
good-looking.
Leftakes, Mary-G.A.A.g Foreman News Rep.g
Paul Revere Clubg Student Council Rep.,
Chemistry Club, Know Chicago Club. Ami-
able, good-natured.
Lindemann, John A. S.-"Lindy"-R.O.T.C.
Officer, Vice-Pres., Div.g Student Council, Pro-
jector Serviceg Bowling Teamg Victory Stamp
Rep., Ofiicers' Clubg Pan-American Show. Am-
bitious, well-groomed, gay.
Loser, Donald J.-"Mouse"-Div. Pres.g Man-
ager, Football, Bandg War Coordinator, Hall
Guard. Smiling, congenial, reckless.
Lynn, Louis-U. S. Navy.
Makowski, Eugenia L. - "Jeannie" -- G.A.A.g
White Collar Girlsg Music Appreciationg Stu-
dent Council Rep.g Sec., Oflice Records, Col-
lector, Absentee Slipsg' French Club. Mirthful,
cordial, gay.
Mallozzi, Sylvia-"Babe"-Treas., Div., Band,
Band and Orchestra Club, Service Clubg Place-
ment Ofliceg G.A.A.g Absentee List Collectorg
Foremanual StaHg Sec. 'of Band, Letter. Cheer-
ful, friendly, earnest.
Manikowski, Geraldine T.-"Jerry"-Sec., Div.:
Pres., Service Clubg Pres., White Collar Girls:
Vice-Pres., Service Clubg G.A.A.g Stockroomg
Attendance Sec., Div.g Jr. Honor Society, Office
Clerkg Service Letterg Sr. Entertainment. Cheer-
ful, chummy, obliging.
Malmgren, Everett-"Hevy"-Chief of Staff,
Foremanualg Radio Councilg Foreman News
Stalfg .City News Bureau School Sports Re-
porterg Messenger, Hall Guard: Jr. Honor
Cluhg Sr. Entertainment Committeeg R.0.T.C.
Oflicerg a Cappella Choir: Scahbard and Blade.
Individualistic, intelligent, good-looking.
Markowicz, Aline--"Dusty"- Student Council
Rep.g Messenger, Oflice Girl: Safety Council
Rep.: Foremanual Staffg G.A.A.g Red Cross
Rep.g Jr. Honor Clubg Service Letterg Stock-
roomg Service Club. Friendly, clever, reliable.
Markowski, Dolores - "Marky" - Div. Pres.:
Foreman News Staffg Foremanual Staff: Red
Cross Rep.: Student Council Rep.g Service
Clubg White Collar Girls, Master of Ceremonies
Clubg Oflice Clerk: Absentee List Collectorg
G.A.A. IlIdiUidUllliS!l:C, active, composed.
Maslowski, Ray-Checker Clubg First Aid Club.
Quiet, F riendly.
Massaro, David- First Aid Clubg Safety Coun-
cil Rep.g Checker Cluhg Past Hall Guard.
Pleasant, amusing, casual.
Mathiasen, Lillian A.-Sketch Club: Messenger
Service: Art Club. Quiet, reserved, modest.
Mattes, LeRoy N.-"Pablo"-Div. Pres.: War
Co-ordinator: Foremanual Staff: Business Mgr.,
Foreman News: Judge, Higher Court. Depend-
able, peppy, loyal.
Maxson, Ralph C.-Pres., National Honor So-
ciety: Pres., Div.: Consul Latin Club: Bond
and Stamp Salesman: Foremanual Staff: Treas.,
Math Club: Student Council: M.C. Club: Honor
Club: Monogram: Current Affairs Club. Like-
able, intelligent, witty.
McCormick, Beverly Jean - "Bibbs" - White
Collar Girls: Gym Dept. Sec.: Attendance
Office: Messenger: Sec., Household Arts. Ath-
letic, unassuming, casual.
Meyer, Florence E.-"Flo"-Co-Assistant Ed-
itor: Foreman News Rep.: Foremanual StaE:
Student Leader: G.A.A.: White Collar Girls:
Mixed Chorus: 4A Girls' Club: National Honor
Society. Active, ambitious, dependable.
Micele, Rose C.-A'Ro"-G.A.A.: White Collar
Girls: Sec., Service Club: Treas., Div.: Stamp
and Bond Coordinator: Div. Sec.: Rep., Red
Cross: Knitting Club: Checker Club: Mes-
senger. Quiet, cooperative, dependable.
Michalak, Edward A.-"Mike"-Foreman News
Rep.: R.O.T.C.: Rifle Team: M.C. Club: Hall
Guard: Messenger. Happy-go-lucky, casual.
Mocaulewski, Dorothy V.-"Dottie"-Sec., Div.:
Office Clerk: Service Club: Fashion Drawing
Club: Absence Slip Collector: G.A.A.: Fore-
man News Reporter. Quiet, scholarly, cordial.
Moeller, Loretta L. - "Lorrie" - Sec., Div.:
Oflice Clerk: Gemlan Club: White Collar Girls:
Checker Club. Studious, dependable, literary.
Moracxewski, Josephine-"Jo"-National Honor
Society: Foremanual Staff: G.A.A. Board of
Control: G.A.A. Treas.: Cheer Leader: a Cap-
pella Choir: Swimming Team: Attendance Of-
fice: Monogram: Tutor. Athletic, cooperative,
energetzb.
Morck, Shirley-"Lee"-Student Council Rep.:
White Collar Girls: Sewing Club: G.A.A. Quiet,
composed, congenial.
Murphy, Vernell M.-"Murph"-Pres., Student
Lender Club: Pres., Service Club: Sec., Div.:
G.A.A.: Swimming Team Award: Service Let
ter: Otlice Att.: Senior Entertainment. Social,
good-natured, cute.
Mutchnik, Phyllis Iona-"Phiss"-Vice-Pres.,
Div.: Office Clerk: National Honor Society:
News Rep.: G.A.A.: College Club: Stamp Co-
ordinator: Attendance Sec., Div.: Service Let-
ter: Junior Honor Club: White Collar Girls:
Foremanual Staff. Peppy, cooperative, cheerful.
Naliborski, Dorothy F.-"Dot"-Div. Treas.:
Foremanual Staff: White Collar Girls' Club:
G.A.A.: Know Chicago Club. Pleasant, relia-
ble, modest.
Natzke, Leo Frank-"Tiny"-Safety Council:
Hall Guard: Vice-Pres., Pres., Stage Hands:
Pres., P. A. System. Casual, well-groomed.
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Nelson, Adele - "Honey" - Pres., Vice-Pres.,
C.A.A.: Swim Team Award: C.A.A. Letter Girl:
Service Letter: Ofiice Att.: Treas., Div.: Senior
Entertainment. Athletib, ambitious, cordial.
Nicketta, Marie D.-"Nickie"-C.A.A.: White
Collar Girls: Service Club: Office Att. Sec.:
Messenger. Pleasant, nonchalant, direct.
Nielsen, Marilyn E.-"Salty"-Vice-Pres., Div.:
White Collar Girls: Student Council Rep.: Att.
Sec., Div.: Foremanual Staff: G.A.A.: Office
Girl: Service Letter. Fun-loving, friendly.
Nielsen, Richard A.-"Dick"-Student Council
Rep.: Pres. of Know Chicago Club: Director,
Student Council Variety Show: Defense Stamp
Collector: Vice-Pres. of Div.: Student Court.
Dignified, well-groomed.
Nitti, Therese-"Terry"-Attendance Sec. in
Div.: Messenger: G.A.A.g White Collar Girls:
Attendance Oflice. Carefree, casual, sophisti-
cated.
Novak, Jackie P.-"Jackie"-Sec. of G.A.A.:
G.A.A. Letter Girl: Board of Control, C.A.A.:
Captain of Messengers: Treas. of Div.: Stamp
Salesman of Div.: Student Leader. Athletic,
gay, carefree.
O'Conner, James R.-"Oke"-Div. Pres.: Div.
Vice-Pres.: Sec., Officers' Club: R.O.T.C. Ofli-
cer: Rifle Team: Ushers. Militaristic, humor-
ous, scholarly.
Oleksy, Loretta T.-"Lorrie"--Student Council
Rep.: Defense Stamp Collector: Sec., Atten-
dance Office: Asst. Librarian: Student Leader:
Sec. of Div. Iouial, energetic, active.
Olsen, Randel-"Randy"-Div. Pres.: Rifle
Team: Competitive Platoon: Bowling Leagues:
Public Address System: Student Council Rep.
Popular, friendly, well-groomed.
Olstad, June Luanne-"Penny"-Sec. of Music
Class: Sec. of Civics Class: Locker Guard.
Pretty, friendly, cordial.
Owsianowski, Loretta A.-Locker Guard: Pan-
American Club: Student Leader. Quiet, re-
served, dependable.
Patricelli, Joseph A.-"Father Joe"-Pres. of
Div.: R.0.T.C. Officer: Letterman: Tennis
Team. Handsome, well-groomed, militarllstic.
Parsy, Betty Ann-"Pat"-Sec. of French Club:
Sec. of Tardy Office: G.A.A.: College Club:
Sec. of Div.: Oratorical Contest: Assistant Li-
brarian: Asst. to Placement Counselor: Handi-
craft Club. Intelligent, dependable, ambitious.
Pawlicki, Dolores-"Del"-Sec. -of Div.: Sec.,
Service Club: Treas., Servicemen's Fund: Vice-
Pres., Div.: Student Leader: G.A.A.: Junior
Office Clerk: Swimming Team: Junior Honor
Club: Student Leader Club. Athletic, active,
dependable.
Peck, Bette Ann-"Torchy"-Vice-Pres. of Na-
tional Honor Societyg Monogramg Chairman of
Div. Entertainmentg Swimming Teamg G.A.A.g
Foreman News Rep.g Div. Sec.g Foremanual
Stalfg Div. Defense Stamp Girlg M.C. Clubg
Office Att.g Messengerg Sec. of White Collar
Girls. Pretty, Socuzble, cheerful.
Peek, Doris.
Peletz, Geraldine-'5Gerie"-Office Clerkg Li-
brary Assistantg Hall Guard, Treas. of Div.3
Messengerg Student Council Rep. Unassuming,
happy-go-lucky.
Penczek, Dolores M.-"Penny"-Art Clubg Sec.
of Div.g Messengerg Handicraft for Girlsg
G.A.A.g Locker Guard. Trustworthy, reliable,
cheerful.
Peters, Robert G.-"Bob.,' Carefree, happy-go
lucky.
Petersen, LaVerne L.-"Lovey"-G.A.A.g Sec.,
Div.3 Div. Treas.g Jr. Honor Club: National
Honor Society: Master of Ceremonies Clubg
Hall Guardg Defense Stamp Collectorg Fore-
manual Staffg Service Letter. Friendly, witty,
cheerful.
Petersen, Raymond F.-"Pete"-Bookroom At-
tendantg Usher: Vice-Pres., Pan-American Club.
Dependable, cooperative, studious.
Peterson, Charles-"Guardo,'-Football Teaing
Ring Committeeg Varsity Pigskin: Stamp Col-
lectorg Vice-Pres., Div.g Fire Marshalg Div.
Treas.g Hall Guardg Intramural Basketballg
Defense Council. Reserved, serious, earnest.
Petrie, ,loan M.-"Meat Ball"-Sec., Div.3 White
Collar Girlsg Foremanual Statfg Defense Stamp
Rep. Cheerful, fiirtatious, reckless.
Pietrzyk, John-"Kelly"-Boys' Glee Clubg
Vice-Pres., Printing Club. Casual, unassuming,
earnest.
Platt, Eunice--Hall Guardg Oflice Clerkg Locker
Guurdg G.A.A. Rep. Individualistic, casual, re-
served.
Pokorney, Rita A.-"Popcom"-G.A.A.g Chess
Clubg Sec., Know Chicago Club. Flirtations,
friendly, gay.
Posson, Dorothy E.-"Possie"-G.A.A. Rep.g
Pres., Fashion Illustrationg Div. Sec.g Hall
Guardg Library Asst.g Music Appreciation Club.
Attractive, poised, neat.
Pulkownik, Lucille F.-"Chipper"-Sec., Div.g
Servicemen's Collector! G.A.A. Board of Con-
trolg War Stamp Rep.g Student Leader, Swim
Teamg Locker Guard: G.A.A. Letterg Messen-
gerg Girls' Glee Clubg Placement Office. Reck-
less, devilish, gay.
Pusczan, Dolores A.-"Dorrie"-Soph. Honor
Clubg Junior Ho-nor Clubg G.A.A. Rep., White
Collar Girls, Sec., Checker Club. Good-mr
tured, friendly.
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Radziejewski., Delores H.-"Dollie"-Sec., Div.:
Student Council Rep.: White Collar Girls:
G.A.A. Know Chicago Club. Dependable, co-
operative, studious.
Raulli, Ernest-"Ernie"-Baseball: Intermural
Basketball: Baseball Club: Math Club: Senior
Entertainment. Devilish, happy-go-lucky.
Ray, Lorraine M.-G.A.A.: Foremanual Rep.:
White Collar Girls: Attendance Sec., Div.: De-
fense Stamp Collection. Cute, well-dressed.
Redman, Leroy C. -- "Bosco" - Pres., Div.:
Treas., Div.: Football: Track: Band and Or-
chestra: Letterman's Club: Foremanual Staff:
Prom Committee. Athletic, playful, musical.
Redner, Margaret A.-"Pudge"-Pres., Div.:
Vice-Pres., Div.: Student Leader: Locker
Guard: G.A.A.: Student Council Rep.: White
Collar Girls. F un-loving, sweet. -
Reichert, Marie T.-G.A.A.: Student Leaders:
Sec., Div.: Messenger: G.A.A. Rep.: Sec., Latin
Club: Swimming Team: White Collar Girls.
Friendly, nice, modest.
Reimann, Joan-"Bunny"-College Club: Stu-
dent Council Rep. Rellhble, obliging, cute.
Reiser. Patricia J.-"Honey"-Co-Assistant Ed-
itor, Foreman News: Student Leader: G.A.A.:
Foremanual Staff: ,White Collar Girls: Library
Assistant: 4-A Girls' Club. Pretty, active, ambi-
tions.
Rissling, Ray E.-"Rizzi,'-Track Team: Foot-
ball Team: Div. Pres, and Vice-Pres.: Victory
Stamp Rep.: Varsity Pigskin: Projector Club.
Handsome, well-groomed.
Rosenvold, Mildred - "Millie" - White Collar
Girls' Club: G.A.A. Carefree, good-humored.
Rowan, Gloria J.+"Red"-Messenger: Hall
Guard: G.A.A.: Pan-American Club: College
Club: Student Council Rep.: Music Apprecia-
tion Club. Friendly, dependable, cheerful.
Ruff, Marjory G.-"Marge',-Knitting Club:
War Bonds and Stamps Salesman: Red Cross
Rep. Am-iable, pleasant, industrious.
Ryan, Dorothy-"Doit"-Know Chicago Club:
Messenger: Attendance Sec., Div.: Foremanual
Staff: G.A.A.: Sec. of Pan-American Club.
Good-natured, dependable.
Ryder, Virginia E.-"Ginny"-National Honor
Sociefyi Junior Honor Club: a Cappella Choir:
Treas. of Div.: Gym Office Sec.: Student Leader:
Foreman News Reporter: Service Letter:
C.A.A. Letter: Senior Entertainment Com.:
D.A.R. Candidate: Citizenship Award. Studious,
industrious, intelligent.
Salzman, Arthur G.-Football Team: Track
Team: Foreman News Rep.: Varsity Pigskin:
Hall Guard: Div. Attendance Taker: Tutor:
Band. Intelligent, friendly, gay.
Scaletta, Catherine C.-"K"-Vice-Pres. of Div.,
G.A.A., Rep. of Student Council, White Collar
Girls. Intelligent, trustworthy, reliable.
Schroeder, Don -- "Dutch" -- Choir, Student
Council Rep., Chess Club, Vice-Pres. of Div.,
Hall Guard, Boys' Glee Club, Treas. of Div.
Handsome, dignified, casual. '
Schultz Albert L.-"Little Dutchv-Bookroom
Asst., Stage Hands, Messenger. Peppy, unas-
suming, reliable.
Schultz, Beverly-"Peanut"-Div. Sec., Fore-
manual Staff, G.A.A., Student Council Rep.,
Swimming Team, Locker Guard, Messenger,
Hall Guard. Cute, sociable, pleasant.
Schultz, Lauretta E.-"Laurie"-Sec. of Div.,
G.A.A., Messenger, German Club, a Cappella
Choir. Scholarly, reserved, dependable.
Schumacher, Dorothy L.-"Shoe's"-Red Cross
Rep., G.A.A. Rep., German Club, a Cappella
Choir. Quiet, unassuming, reserved.
Sed gley, Marilyn - "Lynne" - Student Council
Rep., White Collar Girls, Latin Club. Schol-
arly, cheerful, friendly.
Seeley, Lois-"Berger"--Div. Pres., Div. Sec.,
G.A.A., Foremanual, Student Council, National
Honor Society, Monogram, D.A.R. Award,
Swimming Team, Hall Guard, Messenger,
Vice-Pres., Junior Honor Club, Sec., Senior
Honor Club, Treas., White Collar Girls' Club,
Class Day Committee. Pleasant, genial, sweet.
Sierzega, Berenice-L'Bebe"-Sec. of Div., Rep.,
Foreman News, Office Assistant, Service Club,
Sec., White Collar Girls, Polish Club, G.A.A.
Cute, pleasant, friendly.
Skarbek, Marietta-National Honor Society,
Student Council Rep., Swimming Team, Office
Assistant, Placement Office, Service Club,
Monogram, G.A.A., Messenger, Div. Sec.
Pretty, pleasant, chummy.
Smith, Marva-"Smitty"-Foremanual Staff,
G.A.A., Adjustment Office, Div. Sec., Sec.,
Chemistry Club, Service Monogram. Friendly,
obliging, intelligent.
Sone, Regina A.--"Reggie"-G.A.A., Spanish
Club. Quiet, reserved, capable.
Stach Harold L.-"Luck "-Vice-Pres. Beto
9 y 7
Club, Attendance Taker of Division. Quiet,
reserved, casual.
Strzelecki, William F.--"Strez"-Pres., Checker
Club, Boys' Glee Club, Locker Guard, Mes-
senger, Div. Sec., War Stamps and Bonds Rep.,
Student Council Rep., Foreman News Rep.
Dignifiefl, well-dressed.
Sturman, Donld L.-"Don"-Pres., Vice-Pres.,
Div., Pres., Isaac Walton Club, Choir, Boys'
Glee Club, Student Council, Hall Guard, Bas-
ketball Team, Fire Marshal, Messenger, Air
Raid Warden, Checkers Club. Handsome, witty,
carefree.
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Suchta, Al-s'Poochie"-Vice-Pres., 4B Class:
Football Team: Pres. of Varsity Pigskin: Let-
terman: Div. Pres., Fire Marshal: Student
Council Rep.: Intramural Basketball: Civilian
Defense Council. Athletlh, versatile, popular.
Svendsen, June - "Swede" - Foreman News
Stalf: R.0.T.C. Majorette: G.A.A.: College
Club: Foremanual Staff: Band and Orchestra:
Chemistry Club: Prom Committee: Twirling
Letter. Witty, ambitious, energetic.
Swanson, Art - "Swanie" - Div. Pres.: Glee
Club: Pres., Checkers Club: Student Council:
Hall Guard: Basketball Team: Fire Marshal:
Air Raid Warden: Messenger: Chess Club.
Reckless, good-humored.
Szepkowski, Adeline - "Sandy" - Div. Pres.:
Pres., Music Appreciation Club: Treas., Pho-
tography Club: Student Council Rep.: Div.
Treas.: Jr. Honor Club: Swimming Team:
Foremanual Stall: G.A.A.: Service Club. Caref-
free, witty, vivacious.
Talent, James C.-"Lefty"-R.0.T.C. Usher:
Newspaper: Chemistry Club: Sec., Beto Club.
Militaristic, devilish, energetic.
Thielen, Dolores-G.A.A.: Student Council
Rep.: Attendance Office: Servicemen's Organ-
ization: Know Chicago Club: Hall Guard.
Quiet, reserved, dependable.
Thom, Jeanne-G.A.A.: Swimming Team: At-
tendance Ofiice: Placement Office: College
Club: Hall Guard. Dependable, cooperative,
unassuming.
Thomas, Dorothy-"Dot"-Sec., National Honor
Society: Monogram: Feature Editor, Foreman
News: Foremanual Staff: G.A.A.: Swimming
Team: Attendance Ofiice: Foreman News Rep.:
War Coordinator Asst. Friday Entertainment:
M.C. Club. Cute, cooperative, casual.
Thomas, Lillian S.-"Sandy"-G.A.A.: White
Collar Girls' Club. Cheerful, pleasant, cute.
Thrane, Patricia-"Pat"-Foreman News Staff:
Foremanual Staff: Foreman News Rep.: Pres.,
Vice-Pres., Sec., Treas., of Div.: Hall Guard:
Messenger: G.A.A.: Office Assistant: Girls' Glee
Club: Master of Ceremonies Club: Student
Council. Cheerful, active, congenial.
Tomaszak, Raymond - "Ray." Dependable,
earnest, ambitious.
Tomaszewski, Dolores - "Toby" - Swimming
Team: Bond Salesgirl: Messenger Service: Hall
Guard: Vice-Pres., Sketch Club: White Collar
Girls' Club. Cheerful, pleasant, athletlb.
Tuchowski, Alice M.-"Candy"-Frsremanual
Staff: G.A.A.: Treas., Chemistry Club: Library
Assistant: Student Council Rep.: Div. Sec.:
Bonds and Stamps Collector: Hall Guard.
Quiet, cooperative, reserved.
Tudron, Andrew-Safety Council Rep.: Checker
Club. Happy-go-lucky, reckless.
Tudron, Frank-Checkers Club: First Aid Club.
Reckless, happy-go-lucky.
Turala, Louis-"Truman"-Checkers Club, War
Stamps Salesman! Foreman News Rep., Boys,
Glee Club. Quiet, reserved, obliging,
Turner, Robert H.-"Bob"-Messenger, Hall
Guard, Div. Chairman, War Stamp Salesman.
Devilish, carefree, gay.
Ullberg, Axel 0.--"Swede"-Pres., Div., War
Stamp Officer, Glee Club, Hall Guard, First
Aid Club. Cheerful, happy-go-lucky.
Urban, Carol R.-"Dimples"-Sec., Div., Vice-
Pres., Photography Club, Ir. Honor Club, Mes-
senger, Treas., Div., G.A.A., Foremanual Staff.
Pretty, pleasant, gay.
Valenzo, Philip-Usher, Boys' Glee Club, Adv.
Camera Club. Good-natured, witty.
Vesey, Gary L.-"Gay"-Pres., Chess Club,
Student Council Rep., Boys' Glee Club, Hall
Guard, Messenger, Camera Club. Quiet, re-
served, reliable.
Voss, Harold N.-"Voss"--R.O.T.C. Ollicerg
Vice-Pres., Div., Student Council Rep., Latin
Club, Scabbard and Blade, Projector Opera-
tor, Bowling Team, War Stamp Collector. Mil-
itarzlstic, energetic, ambitious.
Votipka, Florence D.-"Larry"-White Collar
Girls' Club. Casual, carefree, quiet.
Waeh, Gertrude-"Trudy"-Office Assistant,
Library Assistant, Spanish Club. Earnest, ambi-
tious, dependable.
Waghorne, Eleanor L.-"Waggie,'-National
Honor Society, Swimming Team, .G.A.A.,
Board of Control, Ring Committee, Foreman-
ual Stall, Bond and Stamp Salesman, Service
Monogram, Swimming Award, Music Appre-
ciation Club, Sec., 4A Class. Popular, humor-
ous, pleasant.
Wall, Robert J.-"Bob"-Capt., Junior Basket-
ball Team, Baseball Team, Letterman's Club,
Basketball Club, Baseball Club. Athletic,
casual, cordial.
Walsh, Margie T.--Music Appreciation, Student
Council Rep., Round Table Discussion Sec.
Carefree, reckless, amusing.
Water, Lois-"Lo"-Swimming Team, Service
Monogram, Sec., White Collar Girls, G.A.A.,
Student Leader, Messenger, Pres., Div., Stamp
Representative. Individualistic.
Weld, Dorothy--"Red"-Bulletin Reader, Mes-
sengerg G.A.A., Locker Guard, Girls' Glee
Club, Checkers Club, Sec., Knitting Club, Hall
Guard. Quiet, easy-going.
Werbicki, Stephanie - "Steve" - Sec., Polish
Club, G.A.A., Student Council Rep., Messen-
ger, Student Leader. Scholarly, amiable, amus-
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Wilbins, Dick-"Woody"-Vice-Pres., 4-A Class,
Div. Pres., Vice-Pres., Track, Orchestra, Bas-
ketball Club, Foremanual Staff. Handsome,
musical, cordial.
Winters, Lois Marjorie-"Lo"--Sec. of Div.,
Foreman News Staff, Foremanual Staff, Student
Council Rep., Messenger, Hall Guard, G.A.A.,
Girls' Glee Club, Attendance Office Asst., War
C0-ordinator Asst., Music Appreciation Club,
Junior Honor Club, Prom Committee. Friend-
ly, active, cheerful.
Yokley, Dolores D.-"Jill"-Foreman News
Rep., Division Sec., Vice-Pres., Vice-Pres., Mu-
sic Appreciation Club, Foremanual Staff,
G.A.A., Photography Club. Popular, attractive,
frlbndly.
Zahos, Patricia-"Pat"-Choir, Latin Club,
White Collar Girls, Chemistry Club. Studious,
friendly, obliging.
Zavaki, Ronald-Projector Service, Math Club,
Boys' Clee Club, Div. Treas., Projector Club.
Dependable, well-groomed.
Zelent, Shirley-"Shirl"--Div. Sec., Junior,
Senior Honor Club, National Honor Society,
Foreman News Rep., Ring Committee, Service
Letter, Candidate for D.A.R. Award, Messen-
ger. Studious, friendly, cheerful.
Ziegler, Betty J.-"Jeep"-Div. Sec., G.A.A.,
Swimming Team, War Stamp Collector, Mes-
senger, Div. Pres., Pres., Photography Club,
Hall Guard, Music Appreciation Club. Viva-
cious, peppy, reckless.
Zmick, Evelyn-"Easy"-G.A.A., Student Coun-
cil Rep., Placement Office, Servicemen's Or-
ganization, White Collar Girls, Hall Guard.
Quiet, reserved, dependable.
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Buick, James H. - "Jamie-Boy" - Merchant
Marines. Friendly, old salt.
Cagle, Harold-"Kaya"-Student Council Rep.,
Messenger, Hall Guard. Individualistic, peppy.
Wolfgarth, Arthur.
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We at Foreman are proud of our teachers. The members of the
faculty have shown that they take a genuine interest in the educa-
tion and affairs of their students. Many teen-aged problems have
been solved by the thoughtful counseling of a pupil's division
teacher or class advisor. The class of June, 1946, says 'Thanksw
to our teachers in appreciation for their being friends as well
as instructors.
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As 4B class officers, Robert Turnquist, Presidentg Emily
Klauss, Secretaryg and Joseph Kaminsky, Vice-President,
will take charge of the senior division meetings at the begin-
ning of the next semester.
Achtel, Edward - "Acky" - Varsity Pigskin:
Fire Marshal: Rep., War Stamps: Pres., Div.:
Student Council Rep. Handsome, athletic, well-
dressed.
Albrecht, Virginia Alice-"Ginny"-War Stamp
Rep.: Spanish Club: Sewing Club: Checker
Club: Att. Sec. Friendly, attractive, likeable.
Aley, Ruth L.-Pan-American Club: a Cappella
Choir: World Affairs Club: Student Council
Rep.: National Honor Society: Asst. Librarian:
Monogram. Pretty, humorous, individualistic.
Anderson, Lois J.-Art Appreciation: Junior
Honor Club: a Cappella Choir: Foreman News
Rep.: Library Asst.: Att. Sec.: Foremanual
StaH. Intelligent, friendly, sweet.
Andreasen, Ruth L.-"Ruthie"--Pres. Div.:
Pres. Sophomore Honor Club: National Honor
Society: Treas., Div.: G.A.A. Board of Control:
Swimming Team: Sec., Spanish Club: Mono-
gram: G.A.A. Letter. Athletic, cooperative, neat.
Argentine, Dolores-'LDoey"-Spanish Club:
White Collar Girls: Checkers Club: Sewing
Club. Quiet, friendly, sweet.
Bender, Helen K.-Vice-Pres., Div.: Junior
Honor Club: War Stamp Rep.: Girls' Glee
Club: G.A.A.: Student Leader: Treas., Div.:
Foremanual Rep. Well-dressed, likeable, good-
natured.
Bischoff, Fred E.-Checkers Club: Know Chi-
cago Club: First Aid Club: Hall Guard: Asst.
Stage Hand. Fun-loving, devilish, carefree.
Bobula, Millie-Sec., Attendance: Pres., First
Aid Club: Student Council Rep.: Foremanual
Stall: Fashion Club: G.A.A.: Foreman News
Rep. Sociable, well-dressed, obliging.
Brehm, Donna M.-Sec., Attendance: Pres.,
Sophomore Honor Club: Monogram: Att. Of-
fice: Sec., Div. Attractive, friendly, pleasant.
Brenner, Violet-Girls' Glee Club: Sec., Div.:
Jr. Honor Club: Pres., Div.: Foreman News
Rep.: Div. Teacher's Asst.: Hall Guard. Studi-
ous, shy, reserved.
Camis, Jeanette T.--"Jeannie"-Pres.. Div.:
White Collar Girls: Foremanual Staff: Rec.
Sec.: Locker Guard: Messenger: 'I'eacher's
Asst.: G.A.A. Witty, fun-loving, pretty.
Carter, Joe G.-"Joe"--Varsity Pigskin: Chess
and Checkers Club: Hall Guard: Vice-Pres.,
Div. Friendly, fun-loving, handsome.
Courtney, Robert-"Irish"-Band and Orches-
tra: R.0.T.C.: Scabbard and Blade Club: Stu4
dent Council Rep.: Football Team: Band and
Orchestra Club. Militaristic, quiet, nice.
Cozzone, Ann Marie-"Little One"-Sec., Travel
Club: Vice-Pres., Bookkeeping Class: White
Collar Girls. Cute, pleasant, likeable.
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Crawford, Dorothy. Quiet, sweet, nice.
Curtis, Dolores-Swimming Team, Stamp Col-
lector, White Collar Girls, First Aid, Knitting
Club, Clerical Work. Peppy, good-natured,
friendly.
De Fiore, Lorraine-"Dee"-Library Asst., Sec.,
Div., Girls' Handicraft, Know Chicago Club,
Self-Analysis, Photography, Bowling League.
Attractive, good-natured, sweet.
Di Cristina, Rosalie-'5Ro,'-Spanish Club,
White Collar Girls, Sewing Club, Checkers
Club. Capable, pleasant, reserved.
Dombski, Eugene W.-"Gene"-Pres., Div.,
Treasurer, Junior Honor Club, Pres., English
Class, Recording Secretary, Polish Club, Stu-
dent Council Rep., Messenger, Bowling League,
Year Book Rep. Handsome, intelligent, nice.
Dom oleczna, Stella - "Estell" - Polish Club,
Knitting Club, Hall Guard, Messenger, Har-
kins Asst., McHale Asst., Attendance Asst.,
Flaherty, Checkers Club. Quiet, dependable,
cooperative.
Duplain, Dorothy Marie-"Frenchy"-National
Honor Society, G.A.A., a Cappella Choir,
Spring Festival, Chairman, Clean-up Campaign,
Sec., Div. Musical, intelligent, reliable.
Earll, Mary-Louise-"Sid"--White Collar Girls,
Student Council, Know Chicago Club, Self-
Analysis, Girls' Handicraft, Photography,
Bowling League, Bowling Letter. -Attractive,
neat, brilliant.
Edwards, Arlene-Junior Honor Club, Book
Room Asst., Year Book Stalf, Student Leader,
G.A.A., Monogram, Div. Pres., English Asst.,
Foreman News Rep., Stamp Collector, Student
Council Rep. Jovial, pretty, obliging.
Erck, Walter E.-"Wally"-Photography Club,
First Aid Club, Basketball Club. Casual, pleas-
ant, mbe.
Exposito, John--"Moose"-Pres., Div., Pres. of
Slide Rule Club. Good-looking, well-dressed,
daring.
Evans, Trudie-Sec., Div., Sec. of Projector
Club. W itty, talkative, likeable.
Farland, Marilyn-"Marlee"-Jr. Honor Club,
Swimming Team, VicePres., Div., a Cappella
Choir, Tutor, G.A.A. Good-natured, funflov-
ing, friendly.
Faust, Marie.
Feciura, Dolores-"Fec'f-G.A.A. Rep., Swim-
ming Team, Locker Guard, Pres. of Sewing
Club, Treasurer, Div., G.A.A., Activity Chair-
man of Div. Cute, peppy, athletic.
Finnegan, Virginia M.-Star Cazers Clubg Pho-
tography Clubg Math Tutorg Att. Sec., Div.3 Jr.
Honor Clubg Library Asst., Soph. Honor Clubg
National Honor Society. Athletic, witty, casual.
Fisher, Marilyn J.-Att. Sec., Div., Sec., Alge-
bra Classg Vice-Pres., Div.g G.A.A. Rep.g At-
tendance Oliice Asst.g Treas., French Club.
Petite, attractive, sweet.
Fitzner, Marilyn G.-Student Council Rep.:
Attendance Sec.g Clerical Work, White Collar
Girls, Knitting Clubg Checkers Club: Handi-
craft Clubg Know Chicago Club, Scrap Drive
Committeeg Paper Drive Committee. Modest,
sweet, pretty.
Franklin, Marjorie S.-"Sue Choo" Vice-Pres.,
Travel Clubg Pres., History Class, Talent Club,
Foreman News Reporter. Cute, cheerful, pleas-
alll.
Cabrielsen,Ed-"Ding Ding"-Boys' Clee Club.
Good-looking, humorous, well-dressed.
Gagliardo, Vivian A.-"Stinky"-Foreman May
Queen, News Columnist: Student Council Rep.,
Foremanual Rep.g Defense Stamp Collectorg
Vice-Pres., Div.g Recording Sec., Div., Tutor.
Attractive, jovial, mischievous.
Grandolfo, Virginia Pat-"Ginny"-Band and
Orchestra Club, Wlxite Collar Girlsg Sewing
Clubg Teacher's Assistantg Att. Secretary. Re-
served, sweet, pleasant.
Greinke, Marilyn June-"Marny"-Wliite Col-
lar Girls: Student Council Rep.g G.A.A. Quiet,
sweet, reliable.
Hagood, Martin - "The Haig" -- Newspaper
Rep.g Band, Chess and Checkers Club. Fun-
loving, easy-going, sociable.
Hanetho, Richard-"Lefty"-Intramural Basket-
ball, Vice-Pres., Div.g Chairman of Safety
Council. Athletic, quiet, friendly.
Hanrahan, Donald C. - "Stilts" - Basketball
Teamg Div. Stamp and Bond Salesmang Pres.,
Basketball Club, Bandg Intramural Basketball.
Good-humored, talkative, nice.
Hansen, Alice R.-"Al"-Sec., Div., Recording
Sec., Div.g Recording Sec., English Class:
Checkers Clubg Fashion Club. Reserved, sweet,
likeable.
Hartman, James J.-"Jim"-Treas., Slide Rule
Club, Knitting Clubg Student Council Rep.g
Att. Sec.g Boys' Glee Clubg Vice-Pres., History
Class. Reckless, indivlklualistic, fun-loving.
Heckenbach, Janet-Div. Sec.: Vice-Pres., Eng-
lish Classg Att. Sec.g Tutor, Marker of Re-
medial English. Quiet, modest, likeable.
Heiden, Lester.
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Helminske, Phyllis. Quiet, sweet, nice.
Hengels, Gloria A.-Pres., Div., Sec., Latin
Club, a Cappella Choir, Service Letter, At-
tendance Sec., Study Hall, Marker, Remedial
English, German Club. Intelligent, friendly,
dependable.
Howell, Jeannine. Pleasant, accommodating, in-
dividualistic.
Hubal, Jack - "Huba" - Foreman News Re-
porter, Orchestra, Chess and Checkers. Fun-
loving, talented, witty.
Jayko, Richard-"Jake"-O.C.D. Rep., Know
Chicago Club, Camera Club. Easy-going, quiet,
good-natured.
Jeskey, Roger S.-"Jess"-Sketch Club, Photog-
raphy, Checkers. Amusing, friendly, nice.
Johnson, Charles R. - "Bob" - Pres., Div.,
Stamp Salesman, Student Council Rep., Varsity
Pigskin. Javuzl, good-natured, likeable.
Johnson, Marilyn Linnes - "Lynn" - National
Honor Society, Student Leader, G.A.A. Board
of Control, G.A.A. Letter, Service Letter,
G.A.A. Chevrons, .Sec., Div., Treas., Div.,
G.A.A. Rep. Intelligent, good-natured, athletic.
Johnstone, Merrill E.-Aviation Club, Chess
and Checkers Cluh. F uniloving, clelivish, talka-
tive.
Jones, Harry-Student Council Rep., Hall
Guard, R.0.T.C. Competitive Platoon, Know
Chicago Club, Camera Club. Qulbt, militaristic,
socuzble.
Kaminsky, Joseph - "Russian" - Pres., Div.,
Football Team, Letterman, Track Team, Var-
sity Pigskin, Intermural Basketball, Newspaper
Rep., 4B Class Pres. Athletic, popular, per-
sonable.
Karp, Stanley-"Bud"-Pres., Div., Vice-Pres.,
Biology Club, Messenger, Hall Guard, Bowl-
ing Team, R.O.T.C., Photography Club, Vice-
Pres., First Aid Club, Competitive Platoon.
Well-groomed, sociable, cheerful.
Keitel, Glenn H.-Treas., Student Council,
Sec., Projector Club, National Honor Society,
Student Council Rep., Hall Guard, Tutor. In-
telligent, individualistic, trustworthy.
Kiehl, Juaine-Year Book Staff, Swimming
Team, Student Council Rep., Pres., History
Class, White Collar Girls, Newspaper Rep.,
Div. Clerical Work. Deuilish, athletk, fun-
loving.
Klauss, Emily-"Em"-Sec., Div., Swimming
Team, Treas., Div., G.A.A., 4-B Class Sec.
Well-dressed, athletic, popular.
Kranz, Richard E.-"Dick"-Vice-Pres., Div.,
Boys' Glee Club, Vice-Pres., Chess and Checker
Club, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Know Chica-
go Club, Intennural Basketball. Athletic, care-
free, easy-going.
Kranz, Violet C.-"Vi"-Messenger, Honor So-
ciety, First Aid, Knitting, Photography, Pro-
graming. Quiet, earnest, shy.
Kristufek, Arthur N.-"Art"-Sec., Chess and
Checkers Club, Boys' Glee Club, Fire Marshal,
Know Chicago Club. Devilzlsh, fun-lofving, well-
groomed.
Laurell, Ruth M.-"Pat"-Sec., Div., Rec. Sec.,
Div., Baton Twirler, City, State High School
Baton Twirling Champion, '44, '45. Friendly,
sweet, obliging.
Lawson, Phyliss-Photography Club, Clerical
Helper. Quiet, sociable, gay.
Mack, Robert J.-"Mack"-a Cappella Choir,
Vice-Pres., Div., Boys' Glee Club, Hall Guard,
Sec., Camera Club, Mixed Chorus. Carefree,
good-natured, friendly.
MacKey, Lawrence H.-"Mack"-Tennis Team,
Vice-Pres., Div., Adv. Band, R.O.T.C. Com-
petitive Platoon, Treas., Camera Club. Fun-
loving, carefree, talkative.
Martino, Michael-"Meri"-Track Team, Bowl-
ing Team, Vice-Pres., Student Council, Pres.,
Photography Club, Jr. Honor Club, Staff Pho-
tographer, R.0.T.C. Officer, Bowling Letter,
Service Letter, Band Letter, Orchestra, Pres.,
Div. Popular, humorous, congenial.
McCartney, Jack-"Mac"-Chess and Checkers
Club. Handsome, well-dressed, sociable.
Moore, George.
Mueller, Elaine L.-Library Assistant, Atten-
dance Sec. in Music, G.A.A. Quiet, sweet, nike.
Nelsen, Doris L.-Sec., English Class, Att. Sec.,
Geom. Class, Att. Sec., Algebra Class, G.A.A.
Quiet, studious, pleasant.
Nilsson, Shirley A.-4'Shirl"-G.A.A., Know
Chicago Club, Honor Society, White Collar
Girls, Student Leader, Algebra Tutor, Att. Sec.
Intelligent, dependable, pleasant.
Nutini, Marion-"Mar"-Clerical Work in Div.,
Div. Sec., Student Leader, Att. Sec. in Div.,
Library Assistant, G.A.A., Checker Club,
Music Appreciation, Star Gazing Club, White
Collar Girls. Good-natured, sweet, likeable.
Olson, Dolores-4'0llie"-Student Leader, Att.
Sec., Div., Sec., Div., Messenger, G.A.A., Mu-
sic Appreciation, Clerical Work Division
Teacher, Checkers Club, Star Gazing Club,
White Collar Girls. Friendly, cooperative,
amiable.
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0'Malley, William Patrick - "Pat" - Junior
Honor Club: Pres., Div.: Vice-Pres., Div.: Vice-
Pres., Student Council: M.C. Club: Bowling
League: Isaak Walton Club: Defense Stamp
Salesman. Jodial, neat, friendly.
Osmolak, Edward-"Ozzie"-Messenger: Cam-
era Club: Checkers: Round Table Discussion.
De-vilish, easy-going, good-natured.
Pablke, Dolores S.-Class Attendance Sec.: Div.
Clerical Work: White Collar Girl: Checkers
Club: Knitting Club: Handicraft: Know Chi-
cago Club: Paper Drive Committee. Friendly,
sweet, likeable.
Paul, Kenneth D.-"Kenny"-Pres., Div.: First
Aid Club: Photography Club: Chess Club.
Humorous, nonchalant, amuzble.
Petersen, Leroy-'6Swede"-Pres. of First Aid
Club: Pres. of Isaak Walton Club: Bowling
League: Boys' Glee Club. Witty, easy-going,
well-dressed.
Pierri, Frank R.-"Doc"-Honor Society: Stu-
dent Council Rep.: Messenger: Pres., Biology
Club: Bowling Team: Service Letter: School
Photographer: Pre-Medics Club: Photography
Club: First Aid Club. Obliging, mischievous,
Peppy-
Pyle, David-Quiet, nice-looking, reserved.
Quint, Betty-NB.Q."-Registrar's Asst.: G.A.A.:
Sec., Div.: Treas., Div.: White Collar Girls:
Sophomore Honor Club: Junior Honor Club:
Knitting Club: Girls' Handicraft Club: Att.
Sec.: Monogram: Foremanual Staff: Prom Com-
mittee. Humorous, cute, amllzble.
Rozanski, Mary Ann-"Mari"-Locker Guard:
G.A.A.: Handicraft Club: Knitting Club: Latin
Club: Star Gazing Club: White Collar Girls:
Bowling League: Treas., White Collar Girls.
Peppy, vivacious, cute.
Rucinski, Leonard S.-"Irish"-Football Team:
Varsity Pigskin: Track Team: Pres., Div.: Stu-
dent Council Rep. Athletic, easy-going, friendly.
Scanlan, Richard-"Dickey"-Pres., Div.: Pres.,
Projector Service: Treas., Projector Service:
Treas., Checkers Club: Bowling League. Ami-
able, neat, personable.
Schmidt, Shirley Elaine-"Shirl"-Sec., Div.:
Att. Sec., Div.: Jr. Honor Club: Locker Guard:
Messenger: Sec., Club: Clerical Work: G.A.A.:
Bowling League: Honor Study. Cute, friendly,
likeable.
Schoenborn, Carol - "Slim" - Pres., Div.:
G.A.A.: Sophomore Honor Club: Jr. Honor
Club: Girls' Handicraft Club: White Collar
Girls: Hall Guard Messenger: Bowling League:
Student Council. Attractive, personable, sweet.
Schumacher, Corinne - "Corkie" - National
Honor Society: Sec., Div.: Junior Honor Club:
Locker Guard: Messenger: Clerical Work:
G.A.A.: Bowling League: Student Leader:
Bowling Letter. Athletic, intelligent, likeable.
Schwankl, Victor - "Vic" - Treas., Projector
Service: Vice-Pres., Officers' Club: Treas., Div.:
Sec., Projector Service: Pres., Bowling League:
Treas., Bowling League: Bowling Letter. Dar-
ing, friendly, vivacious.
Skoney, Dorothy - "Tex" - Pres., Div.g Sec.,
Div.g G.A.A.g Sophomore Honor Clubg Biology
Clubg Latin Clubg White Collar Girlsg Star
Gazing Clubg Messengerg Bowling Teamg Han-
dicraft Clubg Knitting Club. Attractive, popular,
sweet.
Smith, Jeanne Marie-"Smitty"-Serz., Englishg
Vice-Pres., Checkers Cluhg Pres., Spanish Cluhg
Teacher's Assistantg G.A.A. Attractive, humor-
ous, sociable.
Smith, Marvin C.-"SnuFfy"-Pres., Div.g Sec.,
Civicsg Treas., Clubg Slide Rule Club. Humor-
, ous,-A nice-looking, amrhble.
Sosdian, Helen M. - "Butch" - Pres., Div.g
Dance Bandg Jr. Honor Club.: U.S.O. Collectorg
White Collar Girlsg Variety Showg Sec., Div.g
Sec. of'Checl-:ers Clubg G.A.A., Letterg National
Honor Society. Attractive, sweet, well-dressed.
Southwell, Herbert A.-"Herbie"-Pres., Div.g
Pres., Checkers Club, Hall Guard. Nice, friend-
ly, likeable.
Spaeth, Elainef"E"-Reporter on Newspaperg
Treas., Spanish Cluhg G.A.A.g White Collar
Girls. Reserved, sincere, sweet.
Stas, Eleanor - "Elsa" - White Collar Girlsg
G.A.A.g Sec., Art Class. Quiet, friendly, nice.
Stocker, Betty Ruth-"Betts"-Tutor, Algebrag
First Aid Clubg Latin Clubg Pre-Medios Club,
Foreman News Rep.g Sec., World Affairs Clubg
Librarian's Assistantg a Cappella Choir, Junior
Honor Clubg National Honor Societyg Hall
Guardg G.A.A. Monogram. Vivacious, peppy,
sweet.
Stoeffler, Jeanne E.-"Gee"-Librariang Locker
Guardg Attendance Sec.g Student Leaders,
G.A.A.g Supply Room, Office Clerkg White Col-
lar Girls. Quiet, reserved, friendly.
Strobel, Lila Lee - "Lee" - Vice-Pres., Div.g
Sec., Div.g Pres., Spanish Clubg Locker Guardg
Junior Honor Cluhg Messenger, G.A.A.g Serv-
ice Monogramg Foremanual Stuff. Attractive,
amiable, sweet.
Swanson, Lorraine-"Swede"-News Columnist,
G.A.A.g Letter Girlg Defense Stamp Collector:
Foreman News Rep.g Swimming Team. Ath-
letlb, vivacious, sociable.
Tolg, Marian-Foreman News Reporterg Stu-
dent Council Rep.g G.A.A.g Sec., Spanish Club.
Attractive, cooperative, good-natured.
Tollakson, Grace M.--"Cookie"-G.A.A.g Att.
Sec., Health Classg Lunch Room Service.
Friendly, fun-loving, reliable.
Tomaszak, Edwin K.-"Ed." Handsome, well-
dressed, quiet.
Tortorella, James C.-'fTorcly"-Football Teaxng
Varsity Pigskin, Pres., Div.g Pres., Checkers
Cluhg Student Council Rep. Athletic, likeable,
reserved.
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Turnquist, Robert M. - "Whitey" - Football
Team: Varsity Pigskin: Student Council Rep.:
Fire Marshal: War Stamp Rep.: 4B Class Pres.
Handsome, popular, athletic.
Wajrowski, Ruth-"Pinky"-Checkers Club: a
Cappella Choir: Library Assistant: Camera
Club: G.A.A.: Service Letter. Likeable, pleas-
ant, reluzble.
Walter, Marion-"Mar"-Pres., German Club:
Treas., Div.: Tutor: Attendance Sec., Art:
Teacher's Assistant. Intelligent, amiable, pleas-
ant.
Wehrenberg, Dorothy-Handicraft for Girls:
Library Asst.: Sketch Club: Fashion Illustra-
tion: White Collar Girls: G.A.A. Rep. Quiet,
dependable, cheerful.
I
Wendorf, Alyce Elainc+"Lu"-National Honor
Society: Foremanual Staff: Service Monogram:
Bowling Monogram: Sec., Bowling League:
Sec., Div.: Junior Honor Club: Librarian:
Locker Guard: Defense Stamp Collector: Serv-
icemen's Organization. Cute, cheerful, fun-
loving.
Wieclerrecht, Dollie-"Babe"- German Club:
Knitting Club: French Club. Attractive, casual,
pleasant.
Williams, June M. - "Genius" - a Cappella
Choir: National Honor Society: Checkers Club:
Messenger: Newspaper Rep.: Sec., Div.: Serv-
ice Letter nnd Chevron. Cute, good-natured,
amiable.
Wotkun, Richard - "Richy" -- Pan-American
Club: Polish Club: Daily Morning Ritual.
Nice, accommodating, earnest.
Zaharchuk, Martha Ann-"Marty"-Sec., Stu-
dent Council: Vice-Pres., Div.: Locker Guard:
Messenger: Librarian: Vice-Pres., Junior Honor
Club: National Honor Society: Sec., Checkers
Club: Defense Stamp Collector: Service Mono-
gram: Foremanual Staff. Popular, personable,
amiable. h
Zuelsdorf, Neva L.-"Nev"-National Honor
Society: Sec., Div.: a Cappella Choir: Messen-
ger: Librarian: Attendance Sec.: Junior Honor
Club: Locker Guard: G.A.A.: Bowling League.
Amiable, intelligent, cute.
Wal iqcfureal
Anderson, Donald A.-"Sparky"-Book Room
Sec.: Book Room Asst. Devilish, amusing, mis-
chievous.
Bednarczyk, Theodore T.-"Doc"-Checkers
Club.
Clump, Ruth J.-"Red"-G.A.A.: Hall Guard:
Chess and Checkers Club. Good-natured, mis-
chievous, cute.
Conway, Edward H.-"Eddie"-Pres.. Checkers
Club: Chess and Checkers Club: B.0.T.C.: Div.
Treas.: Honor Study. Carefree, easy-going,
casual.
Cunningham, Joe-Div. Pres.: Pres., Chess and
Checkers: Baseball Club: Aviation Club: Hall
Guard: Boys' Glee Club. Witty, carefree, indi-
vidualistlb.
Girard, Charles-"Chick"-Football Team: Var-
sity Pigskin: Intramural Basketball Champion-
ship Team. Quiet, easy-going, athletic.
Mattick, Richard. Quiet, easy-going, good-
looking.
Nicholson, Joan--"Nickie"-Chem. Club Sec.:
Hall Guard: Sec., Div.: Roundtable Discussion
Club: Div. Clerical Work: Math Club. Devil-
ish, attractive, intelligent.
Paulson, Meryl L.-G.A.A.g Girl Reserves, Lake-
-view: Girls' Glee Club, Lakeview: Honor So-
ciety: Pres., E.Y.F.: Freshman Bond and Stamp
Deputy: Reporter, Lakeview. A
Polito, Richard-"Red"-Div. Pres.: Football
Team: Letterman: Varsity Pigskin: Bowling
League: Tutor: Boys' Glee Club: Intramural
Basketball: Track Team: Projector Club.
Handsome, athletic, personable.
Rapp, Fred. Cooperative, reserved, quiet.
Rietow, Vernon. '
Vito, Joe-Boys' Glee Club. Fun-loving, care-
free, indivulualistic.
Wozniak, Richard .l.-"Dick"-R.O.T.C.: Mes-
senger: Hall Guard: Compet, Plt., R.O.T.C.:
Projector Club: First Aid. Militaristic, earnest,
energetic.
DIVISION 203
SMITH
lst Row-Kathleen Doyle, Joyce Goodey,
Audrey Fresh, Ruby Haglund, Jeanne Har-
tel, Rose Giglio, Shirley Finstad, Rita Ernst.
2nd Row-Lavergne Goddard, Lorraine
Haisler, Beverly Green, Virginia Feder,
Le-nore Indurante, Jenneine Gough, Connie
Feldman.
3rd Row-Karyl Gilbo, Edith Gentile,
Dolores Hayner, Bob Hanetho, Ralph Hahn,
Phyllis Ferris, Patsy Gest, Ed Falkenhayn, Jr.
4th Row-Bernard Dorin, Richard Ehlers,
Gene Duke Daniels, Don Dibbern, June
Meyer, Deane Hagman, Walter Duday.
Sth Row-David Jackson, Pete Holz, Ron
Hammershoy, Jerry Huettman, Elmer "Gab-
byi' Gebhardt, Stanley Olsen, Robert Guldbek.
DIVISION 213
HARDY
Front Row--Irwin Shakin, Marie Watson,
Ann Savino, Jim Schaenneman, Kaye Stinad,
Joan Timms, Marie Squea, Dolores Klick.
2nd Raw- Robert Stangeland, Leonard Satt-
ler, Bob Nehls, Albert Stephenson, Jerry
Smith, Marilyn Ross, Alice Pushian, Gloria
Pini, Dolores Powell, Esther Kranz.
3rd Row-Kenith Palzin, James Schuh,
Daniel Romano, Ramon Silvestri, Robert
Cwczarek, Jim Ray, Danny Romito, George
Prince, Alice Ziemba.
4th Row-Robert Spuce, Paul Seever, Ray-
mond Parsons, Don Southwell, Adele Ver-
bowen, Joan Sobeck, Marilyn Lutz, Barbara
Pearson, Barbara Rogers, Phyllis Schoenfeld,
Martha Toelcke, Dorothy Selldin.
DIVISION 328
SAZAMA
Rear Row -- Donald Soderhera, Ralph Ver-
ran, Robert Thomas, Dick Travers, Charles
Stokes, Dean Facklis.
2nd Row-Burt Wallexxtin, Walter Schwert-
feger, Don Schwankl, Elmo Richard, Ronald
Graham, Vincent Russo, Earl Engnark.
3rd Roz.:--Harriet Trapp, Delores Hamilton,
Marilyn Kirchner, Ted Kihnasz, Conrad
Schwarzenhorn, Rudolph Reppert, Clarence
Nybloni.
4th Row-Milbee Jack Wallace, Janet Ol-
sen, Bernadette Williams, Marilyn Wallace.
F rout Row-Evelyn Kratky, Donna Wilke,
Helen Tonini, Dorothy Knaak, Meryl Stange,
Mike Tomasian, Virginia Wiek, Marilyn
Roediger.
In Foren1an's u11l0d61'I1 biological
laboratory" we see two students
avidly engaged in dissecting a
frog. In this laboratory the won-
ders of nature are opened to the
eyes of the student.
DIVISION 318
BRINEY
Front Row-Inez Urban, Joan Leistikow,
.loan Petrik, Rosemary Sylvester, Anne Cat-
alano, Lois Card.
2nd Row-Marie Riedel, Evelyn Costillo,
Delores Piff, Phyllis Ware, Lois Johnson,
Patsy Hardies, Dolores Bunge.
3rd Row-Rosemary Donald, Gloria Hautz,
Pat Miklos, Joan Olsen, Gloria Kamiak, Roh-
ert Mandl, Jack Scanlon.
4th Row-Judy Lau, Norman I-Ialvorsen,
Roy Anderson, Walter Lizak, Frederick Hel-
ler, Arthur Petersen.
Sth Row-Richard Winiarski, Eugene Ro-
siak, Ronald Gentzen, Clarence Behber,
Romuald Dziopek, Fred Simon, Elburn
Buck, Harry Jensen.
DIVISION 207
POWERS
Front Row-Anthony Borski, Elaine Zuehl-
ke, George Gunwald, Ralph Wendland,
Charles Gundersen, June Glienke, Jeannette
Girsch.
2nd Row-Virginia Hohe, Geraldine Grabske,
Shirley Ruback, Virginia Makarewicz, Mar-
ion Conn, Rose Marie Grandolfo.
3rd Row-Joan Feige, Connie Wajrowski,
Eunice Gramza, Betty Gruber, Joyce Koch,
Roy Smith, Richard Ball, Donald Giesler.
4th Row-Donald Heinherg, Diane Culley,
Alice Graikowski, Joan Claire Ratke, Gloria
Waher, Marilyn Highgale, Barbara Hender-
son, Ronald Hannis, Richard Leibinger.
5th Row-Stan Hillstrom, Leonard Bohow-
ski, Richard Bianco, Ralph Ahrens, Ralph
Page, Nick Giannini, Leo Karas, Fred Hertel,
Daniel Glaubke.
DIVISION 218
SIPS CHEN
Front Row-Henry Sroka, Don Giannini.
Irmgaid Ellinger, Geraldine Parchem, The-
rese Hess, Arlene Drafz, Eileen Finnegan,
Mary Lou Filograsso, Edward Fomoff, John
Skowron.'
2nd Row--Estelle Gianakopulos, Alice Ed-
strom, Arlene Gray, Rosemarie Wagner,
Dolores Eisele, Nina Ewert, Mary Jane Smith.
3rd Row- Donald Diedrich, Tony Kudelko,
Don Gallman, Don Josephs, Ronald Hrab,
Willard Dippmann, John Rizzo, Phil Guc-
ciardo.
4th, Row-James Flexman, Ronald Evans,
Edward Muzynski, Richard Jakubowski,
Henry Szarek, Gloria Gabries, Linnea Ann
Uppstrom, John Buchner, Joan Walders.
Here we see the young Ben Frank-
lins of Foreman high scl1ool turn-
ing out school programs. Most of
the school's printing is done in our
own print-shop.
DIVISION 117
N EGAS
Front Row-Christine Schlenmer, Dorothy
Stohl, Sue Moore, Betty Haglund, Loretta
Ozidzic, Elaine Henneg, Wayne Brant, Rob-
ert Lenine.
2nd Row-Joyce Huvelt, Anita Andersolm,
Gloria Johne, Bob Mercuria, Dorothea
Sloan,Marlyn Sandelands, Alfonzo Patricelli,
Sam Provenzo.
3rd Row-Dorothy Bugns, Joan Redersen,
Doris Wend, Carol Carlson, Jeanette Proch-
nich, Myrtis Tatar, Maryann Salomone, Jean,Ji' N
Metcalf.
4th Row- Donald Keller, Joe Detrino, Ken
Jacobsen, Don Gutowski, Jack DeWald,
Bob Land, Jack Blanchard, Bob Landt.
DIVISION 305
BRAMKAMP
Ist Row- Delphine Szukala, Joanne Ruxton,
Lois Iversen, Ada Jones, Marianne Maxwell,
Richard Abrahamson, Don Rositch.
2nd Row-Arnold Grasser, Steve Havark,
Ralph Gutekeinst, Ronald Leva, Albert Lor-
enz, Theresa Riche, Delores Bananno, Ray-
mond Ambrose, Roger Anderson.
3rd Row- Beatrice Curley, Virginia Lorenz,
Dolores Akerlund, Joan Hayner, Helen
Pochert, Sallay Olson, Allen Mass, Fred
Scharfhaugen.
4th Row-Edith Kubang, Gloria Dalhke,
Ruth Eiter, Beradette Wayrowski, John Scan-
lon, Jean Gustafson, Walter Kercho.
5th Row-Margaret Bielawni, Richard Carl-
son, Don Crisman, John Gartlez, Richard
Riemer, Donald Schlueter, Ronald Kranz,
William Bogdanoff, Donald Morlock.
DIVISION 225
O'NEILL '
lst Row-Loretta, Materna, Beatrice Wolf,
Catherine Summers.
2nd Row-Rosemary Zielinski, Frances
Dluzen, Virginia Pietrucha, Evelyn Preston.
3rd Row-Lorraine Penczek, Alice Mar-
kowski, Evelyn Wodzin, Jeanne Gillespie,
Charlotte Ryba. -
4th Row-Marie Stefani, Marcia Stabla,
Gertrude Marcinkowski, Lorraine Lipkie,
Genevieve Greenwald, Jean Micholson, Eu-
gene Wrezel.
Sth Row-Audrey Frey, Henry Sitko, Thomas
Baka, Andrew Dziogwa, Leonard Sierzega,
Richard Acker, Dorothy Gabriel, Victor
Wydra.
6th Row-Ray Galemo, John Kilian, Ches
Jekat, James Facklis, Gloria Koch, Conrad
Gregory, John Jurek.
Complete courses in mechanical
and architectural drawing are
given. In recent years there have
been quite a few girls taking these
courses. All students inust take
either art or lnechanical drawing.
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DIVISION 115 '
COSTELLO
Front Row-Douglas Berndtson, Rose De-
Surdis, Lois Edstrom, Prudence Albergo,
Arlene Dinse, Lavergne Chauvin.
2nd Row-Bernadine Beerheide, June An-
derson, Al Armato, Kay Boyaris, Bettianne
Bruner.
3rd Row-Annette Curtis, Ellen Boetje,
Vivienne Fokkens, Chuck Kopeny, Bill At-
kino.
4th Row-Helen Dalbke, Mildred Czeck.
5th Row-Joan Brundage, Norbert Borzynck,
John Budzynski, Roger Kiostri, Charles
Becker, Earle Benson.
6th Row-Barbara Burda, Dorothy Duda,
Joyce Brown, Mary Ann McCarthy, Helen
Christensen.
DIVISION 301
EFFTING
Front Row-Al Jacobs, Norman Bergeson,
Casimir Srutwa, John Pietrazewski, Melvin
Panek, Ira Isbell, Donald Crandall.
2nd Row-Don Rasmussen, Leonard Koziol,
John Nykraza, Willard Popp, Marilyn John-
son, Alyce.White, Ruth Quilty.
3rd Row-Harry Pappas, Thomas Skweres,
Loretta Derdzinski, Phyllis Kerkowska, Lita
Di Fiore, Elaine Filipeck, June Bentley.
4th Row-Robert Piotrowski, Eileen Tichy,
Lois Czemewski, Lorraine Derdzinski, Elea-
nore Dominiak, Loretta Kuska.
5th Row-Jean Kuzniar, Ursula Wiesetzke,
Dolores Kortas, Alice Strangaritch, Irene
Macieyczya, Virginia Koziol, Ellen Power.
DIVISION 212
MOSTYN
Front Row - Shirley Gabriel, Maryrose
Campagna, Annette Haut, Agnes Dunwood,
Donald Gebhardt, Peggy Gillis, Babbard
Frye, Frank Marlene, Laverne Greco.
2nd Row-Richard Gainer, Casimer Durava,
Ralph Hauslein, Joseph Galassi, Bill Dixon,
Ed Dojutrek, Bib Soufal, Bob Larsen, Victor
Fachet, Pete Giannini, Donald Dychowski.
3rd Row-Jean Hodgson, Elsie Nelson, Rich-
ard Gabel, Dolores Merges, Georgette Schu-
ster, Lorraine Feidt, Dolores Gregory, Eileen
Schultz, Marie Finocchio, Phoebe Faulhaber,
Dolores Gutzman, Elinor Hagen, Clifford
Hallenold.
Foremaifs commercial courses are
complete in every detail. Girls
learn typing, shorthand, book-
keeping, and all the other subjects
necessary to a stenographer or
career girl.
DIVISION 317
KINDERMAN
Last Row-Jean Ludwig, Eugene Barrett,
Ralph Maeller, Marty Martensen, Milton
Canfield.
2nd Row-Joyce Elwart, Robert Janus,
Ronald Kempski, Richard Luth, Harold
Watkins, Eugene Ziaja.
3rd Row-Erna Seipp, Alan Thelin, Hillard
Michalek, Hubert Moran, Chester Grubba,
Erwin Johannes.
4th Row-Louisa Martino, Norma Buch-
wald, Diane Appler, Richard Kammerey.
Sth. Row-Audrey Lungoat, May Franklin,
Ginny Anderson, Winnie Larsen, Della
Geanakopulos, .Iohn Kelly.
6th Row-Florence Konieczny, Elaine Stnes-
ser, Lillian Rink, Katherine Moerschbaecher,
Lolita Schinka, Joe Buban, Roger Kurth.
DIVISION 216
CAVOIT
F rout Row-Lillian Slenczka, Mary Muehl-
bruer, Lona Dyer, Betty Anderson, Evelyn
Ondrla, Joan Wetter, Joan Klein.
2llll Row-Dolores Gerhardt, Lucille La-
grippe, Mary Lou Serocki, Ruthana Kam-
merer, Dorothy Schlicher, Martha Ruzicki.
3rd Row-Adeline Daniels, Charles Paw-
lowski, Roy Pokorny, Chester Urban, Alex
Poreda, Marion Kawiecki.
4th Row-Bill Czapar, Arlene Kallin, Adele
Jasinek, Margaret Majka, Stella Kordt, Ray-
mond Lewandowski, Edward Krysa.
5th Row-Norbert Szot, Casimir Ziolkow-
ski, Stanley Milewski, Frank Swiderski,
Harry Woociville, Roman Kloc.
6th Row-Richard Walgurski, Fred Moeller.
DIVISION 314
MALOFF
lst Row-Arlene Streck, Jeannine Howell,
Lois Youngberg, Marnie Ostrowski, Lynn
Breese, Leona Thomas, Shirley Graves.
2nd Row-Ruth Frasch, Charlotte Pollman,
Claudine Reger, Dorothy Liss, Pattie Prich-
ard, Armella Pine, Lois Deutscher.
3rd Row-June Cameron, Ruth Kohler,
Audrey Fregd, Shirlie Christensen, Mary
Broecker, Jackie Boer, Marilyn Winquist.
4th Row-Frederick Metz, William Bengt-
sen.
5th Row-Clilf Kopeny, Bob Podolski, Ar-
mand Larsen, John Connolly, Sam Patrino,
Herbert Remme, Donald Brandel.
We see members of Fo1'eman's
a Cappella Choir enjoying them-
selves singing a few songs. The
a Cappella Choir is one of Fore-
man's three singing groups. The
other two are the Girls' Glee Club
and the Boys' Glee Club. '
DIVISION 323
STERN
lst Row-Kenneth Brundage, James Cran-
dell, Ronald Dale, Bob Dohl, George Dale-
onis, Don Lesh, Junmy Burke, Chester
Gembola.
2nd Rowe-Tom Clemens, Ruth Morske,
June Landl, Joan Bohl, Beverly Bunt, Thora
Unrath, Joyce Grunwold, Connie De Met.
3rd Row-Frank Columbotte, Alice Nali-
borski, Jane Marczak, Rita Chylewski, Lor-
etta Zielinski, Marilyn Wegner, Rosalie Car,
Josephine Pruzena, Evelyn Czeck.
4th Row-Lydia Chromczak, Grace Fless,
Alice Kastyniak, Donna Mulhe, Jacquelene
Wade.
5th Row-Kenneth Cominek, Ed Cueron,
Chuck Burke, Bob Rowen, Bob Butler, Bob
Domato, Glenn Dahl, William Caccamo, An-
thony Buckun.
DIVISION 121
MUSSEHL
lst Row-Doris Alofson, Joan McNally,
Rose Mary Nizolik, Hazel Nickey, Lorraine
McKillip, Andre Nero, Lois Miller, Lovey
Mattes, Fern Mariviedel, Gladys Nelson.
2nd Row- Ronald Gofriek, Given Ma Rugz,
Dorothy Montgomery, Barbara Mohn, Allen
May, Ray Nole, Fred Meyer, Clifford Jen-
sen, David Morgans, Hugo Muiller.
3rd Row-Marlys Nelson, Lois Asburn,
Dolores McCormich, Louise Moskala, Momie
Alesh, Harriet Marofske, Pat Miller, Gloria
Sidley, Bob Ingatawski, Howard Nowataw-
ski, Bob Perock.
4th Row-Harry Meyer, Bob Obst, Ed Gor-
czinski, Morck Brooks, Albert Olson, George
Mollon, Kenneth Nash.
DIVISION 123
DANIELS
Front Row-Shirley Wiertz, Ann Morck,
June Miller, Irene Krak, Darleen Gibson,
Joan Macaluso, Marie Marchetti.
2nd Row-Dolores Michalak, Jeanie Strom-
berg, Lois Marin, Nancy Beilke, Jeanne
Brown, Doris Last, LaVerne Laskie, Edna
Mech.
3rd Row-Don Dunsing, Clarence Dunsing,
Dolores Lindey, Eleanor Mielke, Mary Lou
Goranson, Rosemary Lapins, Lorraine Miel-
ke, Carole Kretschmar.
4th Row-Bob Lorenz, Edward Patricelli,
John Maxwell, Edward Hayes, Frank Mazur,
Richard Radziszgwski, Henry Barth.
5th Row-Albert Niemier, Charles Nelson,
Julius Petran, Ray Larson, Dale Rush, Gor-
don Moeanich, Donald Lorenz.
Although Foreman is l10t a tech-
nical high school a large number
of Foreman boys take advantage
of the technical courses offered.
The shops are well-equipped to
supplement an excellent staff of
instructors.
DIVISION 201
ZAHORIK
Front Row-HJean Schneider, Liv Solvig,
Shirley Stangeland, Nancy Taylor, Mary Ann
Smoczynski, Phyllis Theobald, Betty Wadoz,
Dot Stock, Lorraine Mattes.
2nd Row-Mildred Walczak, Eileen Sitka,
Annabelle Stasiak, Betty Tyndall, Alveyn
Wells, Jean Spaar, Pat Steffan, Roger Wool-
man, Wayne Stinn.
3rd Row-Audrey Steinect, Betty Jane
Weiss, Jerry Stroder, Wesley Strnad, Victor
Sylvester, Ross Teresi, Melton Weiby, Phil-
lip Wray, Robert Voegele.
4th Row-Robert Weaver, James Whitney,
Ted Pulkownik, Lester Heiden, Herbert
Southwell, Martin Hagood, Clarence Trop-
inski.
DIVISION 228
MacKAY
Front Row-Jeanette Biesczad, Rose Marie
Majeen, Lucille O'Connor, Hilda Summers,
Joan Losey, Caroyl Andersen, Helen For-
manski, Edith Hilton, Therese Czer.
2nd Row-Florence Niedziela, Phoebe
Harris, Ruth Anderson, Helen Procel, Char-
lotte Kruk, Pearl Jaykowsk, Phyllis Marzyn-
ski, Joseph Kelly, Jerry Roth.
3rd Row-Margaret Ryan, Dolores Menaltos-
ki, Esther Klein, Pat Kosteck, Joan Man-
gels, Doris Jansen, Anna Arquilla, Eleanore
Zuraski, Mary Ann Gabripzewski.
4th Row-Jean Pawlick, Dolores Zasada,
Dolores Marbach, Helena Mohar, Kenneth
Wittenberg, Irene Kaliszewski, Betty Juehlke.
DIVISION 326
KEATING
From! Row-Beverly Campbell, Mary Joan
Kornetzke, Hermina Danielczyk, Audrey
Dinse, Delores Swerbies, Anne Accrenza,
Gloria Damorin, Jane Cymbalis, Cerri Ci-
chonski, Lorraine Monhardt.
2nd Row-Dolores Blasky, Genevieve Lar-
sen, Joan Biasiello, Rosemae Bonczkowski,
Irene Andersen, Wilma Jeliner, Mailey
Beynon, Alice Borks, Dorothy Burke, Pa-
tricia Fruboth.
3rd Row-Joel Cord, Philip Buck, Richard
Bielenin., Leanord Bielenin, Frank Schu-
macher, Larry Burkhard, Wayne Bachmann,
Moynard Bergar.
4th Row-Norbert Bunish, Henry Bull, Bob
Anderson, Bob Caveliers, Roy Dietrick,
Charles Caya.
This young man is "killing two
birds with one stone." He is not
only learning to be efficient in
shop work, but he is also making
a useful object.
DIVISION 313
A. J ONES
Front Row-Francis Rogalski, Marie Ruemm-
ler, Mary Pirrone, Dorothy Pukas, Theresa
Niziolek, Irena Przylula, Glorianne Orzada.
2nd Row-Audrie Roth, Gladys Gibisch,
Marie Palerno, Carmella Pingitore, Carlee
Pochert, Patricia Panson, Jerry O'Brien,
Irene Perommer.
3rd Row-Raymond Pedersen, Gene Rund-
gren, Richard Paul, Betty Larsen, Lee
Scheldrup, Ruthie Ristow, Virginia Poltrack.
4th Raw-Carl Danielson, Jim Gavin, Al-
bert Olsen, Robert Schultz, John Sinadinos,
Judson Saas.
DIVISION 224
GREENWO OD
Front Row-John Niedziela, Jerome Lied!-
ke, Nancy La Rocca.
2nd Row-Robert Lijewski, Marilyn O'Gara,
Dot Schumaker.
3rd Row-Raymond Kucharski, Marilyn
Richardson, Lois Murphy.
4th Row-Norma Lyngaas, Joan Moberg.,
Margaret Mallory.
Sth- Row-Thomas Gordon, Mary Loge-
mann, Theresa Leptich.
6th Row-Henry Buser, Darlene Molls.,
Barbara Mueller.
7th Row-John Mix, Lucy Londazzi, Fred
Muellner.
8th Row-Joyce Ochsenhirt, Dolores Lind-
ner, Teddy Beres, Richard Zielke, Albert
Hanson, Robert Moir, Henry Gorney, Ron-
ald Nielsen.
9th Row-Robert Fitch, Harry Gavin,
George Simkowski, Donald Lauer, Lennart
Carlson, Russell Hedborn, Tommy Lapkins,
James Vogler. '
DIVISION 205
LAWIN
Front Row-Elaine Goszczynski, Rita Pas-
ko, Loretta Jablow, Lorraine Cwik, Theresa
Niemiec, Phyllis Warner, Jeanne Huneburg,
Adele Szpak, Marguerite Enquist, Jeanette
Chrusceil.
2nd Row-Betty Smith, Dolores Slisz, Mar-
jorie Stanko, Dorothy Borta, Mary Creicius,
Rosemarie Cierocke, Virginia Lynn, Lois
I-Iedborn, Hannah Engmark, Marilyn Stew-
art, Marjorie Miller.
3rd Row-Adam Skora, Al Scharlow, Lou
Nowpcke, Warren Hack, Don Wielgus,
Frank Bojarski, Dick Rylko, Bill Ricker,
Fred Wurzbaclier, Stephen Lis.
4th Row-Ted Skaln, John Witte, Walter
Pietraszewski. Edward Swiakek, Robert
Skaja, John Goelz, Chester Kuman.
In general science, a required
course, a general knowledge of
biology, physics, and science is
available to the student. Here the
students are in the biological part
of the course.
DIVISION 322
GUSE '
Front Row-Le Roy Vincolese, Betty Tyreha,
Gerri Rynowski, Betty Poteracka, Joan Troc-
coli, Virginia Walczak, Lois Lelunan, George
Tortorella.
2nd Row-Marilyn Webb. Frances Hamble-
ton, Jaequie Wolff, Laverne Drews, Elaine
Lewis, Helen Waluk, Monte Montelhano.
3rd Row-John Walker, James Titus, Col-
leen Wenzel, Elaine Walznk, Sara Trippiedi,
Dolores Brunsfelf.
4th Row-Chester Wilk, Flory Chrzescian,
David West, Norman Thorsen, Donald Van
Frayen, Andy Wodzisz.
5th Row-Milton Valenta. Bill Schuetz,
Harold Werlhe, Bob Williamson, Jack
Zurek, James Smith.
DIVISION 125
CARMODY
Front Row-Ken Dumbroese, John Brim-
son, Rose Pitt, Grace Pappas. Jean Plans,
Rose Marie Regilio, Georgia Panson, De-
vonna Olesen, Marlene Panfil.
2nd Row-Marian Phillips, Dolores Pie-
karczyk, Ann Pavia, Eleanor Schaden, Ger-
trude Hurlbrink, Violet Hurley, Mary Reit-
meyer.
3rd Row-Eugene Colemo, Don Guziolek,
Lawrence Bara, Edwin Bohka, Lucille Regas,
Theresa Galli, Margaret Perce.
4th Row-Gloria Plummer, Ronald Plam-
beck, Donald Plambeck, Henry Oberbeck,
Leonard Jasinski, Robert Bock, Joseph Kuo,
Frank Wasik, Bertine Olsen, John Howe,
Fred Hardtke. Warren Ness. Ronald Han-
sen, George Olson, Eugene O'Neal, Raymond
Gulouski.
DIVISION 329
TREFFINS
lst Row-Pearl Horick, Joanne Euckler,
Richard Martin, Jeanette Andersen, Dorothy
Wille, Dorothy Grahoury.
2nd Row-Lorraine Kowalski, Lucille
Muschinski, Diana Miscevich, Margaret Mash-
hurn, June Crawford, Lois Dinsmore, Joyce
Downs.
3rd Row-John Taylor, Herbert, Holmberg,
Joan Meske, Betty lwanski, Cele Fisher,
Sylvia Wirth, Elaine Zickman, Marylinne
De Novo.
4th Row-Gerald Zalbo, Ray Rogers, Paul
Regorz, Bill Thrane, Ronald Thelin, Ken-
neth Schroeder, Mary Jane Gillespie.
5th Row-Norman Whiteley', Charles
Kuehn. Edward Steinhaus, John Ewald, An-
drew Klasen, Ralph Tallaksen. Edwin Trapp,
John Suifka, Earl Samp.
These three young ladies are
working on a chemistry experi-
ment and it looks as though they
are enjoying themselves. Chem-
istry is taken by a large percent-
age of our upper classmen.
DIVISION 321
JONES
F ront Row- Margaret Till, Edwin Serwatki,
Joyce Happesch, Bonadel Du Mont, Rita
Allen, Nancy Hartlett.
2nd Row-Irene Christy, Phyllis Kowalski,
Loretta Zientarski, Ronald Mandell, Leonard
Lizak, Peter Kowalski, Bob Murray.
3rd Row-Louis Harbal, Thomas Jones,
Henry Unrath, Bernadette Luszcz, Lorraine
Jeczala, Virginia Karpowicz, Joyce Conlon.
4th Row-Joe Sclafani, Ronald Parenti,
Helen Szepkowski, Dolores Schmidt, Carol
Piadzinski, Joan Nockels.
5th Row-Art Olesky, Casimir Silewics, F.
Wilson, Myron Bielat, Lloyd Demel, Richard
Werba, Gene Puetz.
DIVISION 316
DOYLE
Ist Row-Connie Barcia, Alice Ardagn,
David Arends, Al Bakan, Robert Brackman,
James Padal, Robert Becker, Eugene Knaga.
2nd Row-Dorothy Bornell, Pat Capski,
Virginia Daniel, Joan Blad, Josephine Bill,
Patricia Quayle, Ella Panos.
3rd Row-Sylvia, Andreon, Arlene Benson,
Richard Bagges, Bill Williarnsen, Bob Egan,
Edwin Kaezar, Roy August, John Zuber.
4th Row-Vera Bacula, Joan Jacobs, Leon-
ard Schnepe, Eugene Barrett, Walter Birn,
Lawrence Wayer, Henry Weichbradt, Jack
Beck.
5th Row-Norah Bradball, Gerry Miller,
Georgeann Anthony, Ann Swanson, Matt
Batt, Bob Bussa, Jim Brodnicki.
DIVISION 325
HOGLE
Front Row - Esther Keslinke, Marilyn
Heintz, Gloria Jamieson, Ruth Czapar, Lois
Stefani, John Klus, Davey Johns.
2nd Row-Robert Majewski, Carol Falhn-
rich, Dolores Kolowski, Iris Kirby, Loretta
Chizanowski, Rosemary Leaney, Rita Nytko,
Ernest Marciniak, Phil Kilcoyne.
3rd Row-Janice Kramer, Marjorie Konow-
ski, Carol Issel, William Huston, Richard
Thompson, Earl Nelson, Ronald Majewski,
Thomas Bychowski, Bob Kranz.
4th Row-Ernest Wilhelm, Matthew Ko-
lodziej, Erick Kayser, Joseph Konieczny.
5th Row-Rose Marie Kraus, Dorothy Yur-
kowsky, Jane Kraus, Audrey Johnson, Pat
Knudsen, Phyllis Parker, Edmund Tunison,
Jolm Kirsch, Robert Hansen, Ray Miller.
For tl1e fair young damsel who is
not inclined to be a career girl,
Foreman offers courses in textiles
and foods. The young ladies are
being taugl1t the importance of a
balanced diet.
DIVISION 223
JENKINS
Front Row- Adelaide Denis, Louise Bunge,
Francis Chrisos, Bill Bratscher, Arthur Mel-
vin, Frances Barcia, Dolores Wisniewski.
2nd Row-Peggy Armstrong, Barbara An-
ders, Phyllis Czepelewski, Mildred Ander,
Helen Bakan, Joan Knippenberg, Merilyn
Balder.
3rd Row-Emmy Lou Shelar, Janet Storey,
Betty Gortemoller, John Carrozza, Ralph
Brandt, John Barabba.
4th Row-William Sanchez Eu ene Cas-
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person, Raymond St-alzitt, Charles Buck,
Richard Bery.
5th Row-Wayne Matthias, James Busse,
Gordon Amundsen, William Daniels, Harry
Bergman.
DIVISION 324
A. ANDERSON
Ist Row - Marilyn Wallschlaeger, Lois Wall,
Florence Perry, Leona Drews, Delores Delr-
by, Rosalie Balk, Rosemary Nardi, William-
ette Brehne.
2nd Row-Mary York, Agnes Schultz,
Karen Weisenborn, Norbert Bielenski, Bob
Traven, Donald Gofron.
3rd Row-Henry Waszak, George Bober,
Gene Telep, Robert Hombleton, Andrew
Russo, Ralph Raulli, Walter Vogel, Joseph
Traficanti.
4th. Row-Howard Munsincer, Arthur Ty-
raell, Andrew Verush, John Weile, Bob
Scholz, William Weichbrace. Edward Mager,
Gerald Zuk, Leonard Rospond. '
5th Row- Eunice Wagener, Victoria Tuzak,
Doris Kelly, Donna Wilber, Evelyn Wolf-
garht, Arlene Stuhl, Esther Anderson, Joe
Lozar, George Ruediger.
DIVISION 222
FAGAN
Front Row-Jean Halles, Dorothy Hately,
Marilyn Hornell, Lynnea Fahrberger, Doro-
thy Frische, Charles Erbes., Walter Gustafson,
2nd Row-Betty Ann Horvat, Ruth Kling,
Marilyn Wolmer, Phyllis Fraser, Dolores
Kornet, Elaine Mork, Grace Frick.
3rd Row-Jean Seedorf, Frank Kuenze,
Vito Galie, Darlene Morris, Eleanor Pahr-
man, Dolores Siebert, Pat Gipson, Alice
Kauohn.
4th Row-Bill Hood, Edith Gnarrd, Doro-
thy Koehler, Louetta Johnson, Jean Hein,
Barbara Johns, Shirley Haynes.
5th Row-Ray Hansen, Bill Walthall, Rus-
sell Henkes. Bill Kalhreier, Wolfram Doch-
termann. Daniel Nookel, Jim Terry, James
Juliano, Glenn Nelson.
This young lady is studying phys-
ics while using a microscope, the
symbol of scientific research, in
one of Forema11's laboratories.
DIVISION 215
HIRONS
First Row-Helene Kreis, Olive Singleton,
Rita Post, Jane Johnson, Mona McCall, Janis
Krigel.
2nd Row-Don Minx, Helen Krug, Barbara
Lynch, Marilyn King, Margaret Show, Flor-
ence Marek, Charlotte Johnson, Joy Mager.
3rd Row-Gerald Lamberg, Evelyn Jacob-
sen, Joyce Koch, Lois Marcinkbosic, Joan
Mortrud, Alice Skarzynski, Marion Lovigne,
Margaret Rizzo.
4th Row-George Mitchell, Edward Czniel,
Edward Nehls, Bill Love, Len Augustine,
Roger Jensen, Albert Nelson, William
Larson.
DIVISION 315
HARTE
Front Row-Annalnarie Kappel, Mike Juli-
ano, Ronald Mauch, Bernice Kieckhaefer,
Frances LaCascio, Sally Larson, Jeanine
Klengel.
2nd Row-Marian Murphy, Lorraine Luby,
Charmaine Liska, Dorothy Ivers, Beatrice
Kerner, Jeannette Korney, Helene Kropifko.
3rd Row-Gloria Kuhn, Bob Koch, Bill
Kemper, Betty Laurell, Joyce Kluth, Eunice
Jones, Charlotte Jeffery.
4th Row-Mary Lou Chahowski, Marilyn
Krieger, Dorothy Kindgren, Lowell Lraska,
Henry Ibe, Barbara Lagreca, Richard Lin-
dahl, Ronald Leversen, Bob Huendorf, Bill
Johnson.
DIVISION 217
R. ANDERSON
Front Row- Audrey Wellek, Edwin Na-
drowski, Gwen Ilieske, Rita Baurees, Maryan
Halley, Elaine Sergott, Narlin Spiers, Evelyn
Peszek, Lillian Jozefow.
2nd Row-Barbara Sachtleben, Donna
Thomas, Laverne Rohr, Laverne Czapiewski,
Rosalie Tomaszewski, Dolores Skitnicki,
Yvonne Thulesen, Ted Ciszewski.
3rd Row-Stanley Zywiciel, Donald Smith,
Daniel Strzelecke, Yvonne Svarstad, Arlene
Thielen, George Shawaluk, Ted Slinert.
4th Row-Benedict Magiera, Donald Kris-
tiansen, Joseph Zielinski, Henry Kida, Brun
Smyczynski, Leonard Weaver.
5th Row-Elmer Jones, Raymond Smagacz,
Marcel Konecki, David Straman.
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phases of shop training covered
in the Industrial Arts course.
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The National Honor Society was organized for the purpose of encouraging scholarship
in the secondary schools. Those students who qualify by meeting the requirements of
having an accumulative HE, average, and service, leadership and character traits attested
to by class teachers are admitted to enjoy the conviviality of the meetings and the distinction
of being honor students. In addition to the regular meetings, the Foreman chapter, under
the sponsorship of Miss V. Cavoit, usually undertakes some project for the benefit of the
school each semester. The meetings and activities are directed hy
Ralph Maason, Pres. Dorothy Thomas, Sec.
Betty Peck, Vice-Pres. Arthur Ferch, Treas.
C-Zfenialluaf
This first full length, postwar Foremanual is the product of the
efforts of the Class of June, 1946. Under the direction of ,Mr.
Merritt F ossler, the Yearbook Staff has been in operation almost
two semesters, working to make the 1946 Annual the best in
history.
Heading the Foremanual Staff were: Everett Malmgren, Ed-
itorg William Grischo, Assistant Editorg and Leonard Lamberg,
Business Manager.
The entire staff of typists, clerks, and editorial writers deserve
credit for the important contributions they made toward the
success of this annual.
Special thanks go to the faculty.
Lennie Lamberg, Bill Grischo, and Ev Malmgren get together
with Mr. Fossler for a discussion about the latest pictures deliv-
ered for the Foremanual. -
Among the numerous Foremanual Staff members who took
an active part in the preparation of this annual are: Dick Curran,
Sylvia Mallozzi, Margie Dalidas, and Ray Connelly.
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The a Cappella Choir is held i11 high esteem by the students
and faculty of our school. It has a long list of successful
performances at school functions.
To become a member of the a Cappella Choir one must
have more than a desire to be a member. His voice must
be tested and approved by Miss Helen Meek, director of
the choir, before he will be admitted.
The students who have the necessary talent to enter the
choir receive a minor credit for being members of Foremanls
foremost singing group.
During the Christmas season the choir adds a pleasing
touch to the school holiday festivities by caroling through
the halls. This is one of the cl1oir,s many activities that l611d
much to the aesthetic quality of our school.
Orcdea fm
The Orchestra is enlarging the scope and increasing the quality of its
services, both in its curricular and extra-curricular functions.
More and more students are showing interests in one or another
type of musical study a11d activity, alld abler material is constantly
presenting itself.
For those seriously desiring a musical career there can be no finer
medium for obtaining experience than through actual performance
with the orchestra.
For others it gives appreciation and a love of tl1e great music of the
masters. This truly expresses tl1e ideal of cooperation 'and provides
harmony which is social as well as musical.
we Eginnerd 0 .1 ag
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At Foreman, no person is given up as being entirely without talent.
This policy of giving everyone a chance to develop whatever talent he
may possess probably explains the great success of the Foreman Band
Groups. The high membership of both groups proves that the students
are eager for music training and aware of the unusual opportunities
which are theirs in the instrumental field. These instrumental groups
are under tl1e able direction of Captain Guy W. Reid.
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The Jenny Linds of tomorrow receive their training
Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Miss Helen Meek.
Let me go where'er I will,
I hear a sky-horn music stillg Q
It sounds from all things old,
A It sounds from all things young,
From all that's fair, from all that's foul,
Peals out a cheerful song.
'Tis not in the high stars alone,
Nor in the cup of budding flowers,
Nor in the redbreast's mellow tone,
Nor in the bow that smiles in showers,
But in the mud and scum of things
There always, always, something sings.
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
in Foreman's
CSAQPQ QOQ5 Song
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With these electric words to quicken their pulse., the Foreman
News staff somersaults through the hectic task of preparing the
hi-weekly issue of the school newspaper. Starting with assignment
day., room 219 becomes the center of feverish excitement and plan-
ning as reporters search our items of news and interest for the
eight-page publication. Deadline day draws near and a sigh of
relief is heard as all stories are ok'd and sent to the printer. But
it's not over yet! One more day for writing headlines and umake-
up," and then wonderful Wednesday and the satisfied feeling of a
job well done.
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AKZSAOOK
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The All-School Council of
Foreman High has been an
effective hody in the handling
of school affairs. The pur-
poses of the council are to
promote the general Welfare,
to improve education, to
sponsor school activities, and
to further cooperation be-
tween students and faculty.
Some of the activities over
which the council has author-
ity are the lunchroom and
honor studies.
The council is composed of
the elected officers, student
representatives, and the
teacher representative. The
officers who have oiliciated
during the past semester are
Pat 0'Malley, President,
Michael Martino, Vice-Presi-
dent, Martha Zaharchuk,
Secretary, Glenn Keitel,
Treasurer, and John Klein,
Secretary of Inner School
Ajfairs.
The recently elected offi-
cers for the next semester
are: Edwin Trapp, President,
Audrey Lungoot, Vice-Presi-
dent, Martha Zaharchuk,
Secretary, and Gene Domski,
Treasurer.
Kaclef O icem ana! .gnfifrucfor
Tech. Sgt. Smith with all the officers of February, 1946.
Tech. Sgt. Smith watching the staff officers conduct a
class in map reading.
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Our instructor, Sl Sgt. DeForrest R. Steadman, is inspecting a cadet and
his rifle. Such inspections are routine on Thursday and Friday, and
are part of complete equipment inspection.
Tech. Sgt. R. K. Smith making a routine uniform inspection of
Company B, Captain Bredtheur in command.
ang?
Practical application of the four firing positions on the firing
line. Left to right: Cadet Lt. Col. Lindemann firing prone,
with Sgt. Smith making correctionsg Cadet Major Voss
observing fireg Cadet Major Dalbke firing from the kneeling
positiong Cadet Captain Brethaur, standing positiong and
Lt. Col. Fiv, sitting position.
Silhouette of the firing line, illustrating the traps.
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PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION
The second Thursday of each month during the semester, the
Foreman PTA conducts its meetings in the Social Room of
the school.
The Christmas Sale and Magic Show presented during
the past year with the cooperation of the faculty and students,
have enabled the Foreman PTA to contribute toward the
Student Aid, School Beautiful.
The Foreman PTA aim for the future will be to work
for a better understanding of the problems facing the Youth
of today, giving encouragement and assistance whenever and
wherever it is needed.
,MQILAQMA of ,C-Jareman .fdcdieuemenf
Many of Foreman's highest achievements come up for recognition so
close to the end of the year that their significance scarcely has time to
register in our consciousness before we separate, and our seniors have
gone from us.
We are glad, therefore, to attempt to give these achievements the place
of prominence which they deserve, so that every student may look at
this page with justinable pride.
Our faculty recently selected the ten outstanding graduates of June
1946: J ea11ne Caspari, Bay Connelly, Roy Gisler, Janet Humphrey, John
Klein, John Lindemann, Everett Malmgren, Adele Nelson, Randel Olsen,
and Eleanor Waghorlie. At an election following the faculty's selection,
the seniors chose their class president, Ray Connelly, as the outstanding
one of the ten.
Mrs. Voelz, senior advisor, announced the names of the ten students
having the highest scholastic standing: Catherine Antros, Margie Dailidas,
Roy Gisler, John Klein, Audrey Kuester, Audrey Lang, Ralph Maxson,
Marietta Skarbek, Dorothy Thomas, and Arthur W'olfgarth. Of these,
John Klein is the valedictorian of his class, and Roy Gisler, the saluta-
torian. Besides these two boys, Audrey Kuester and Margie Dailidas
received the Phi Beta Kappa certificates, which are awarded to the two
boys and the two girls who are highest in scholastic achievement.
The Daughters ofthe American Revolution award for fine citizenship
was presented to Lois Seeley.
For the combined qualities of scholarship, leadership, and civic
responsibility, Margie Dailidas was entertained at a luncheon given by
the'Chicago Junior Chamber of Commerce, at which time she received
the Civic Assembly Award.
The Bausch and Lombe Optical Company makes an award to the
outstanding student of science in each graduating class. This semester
the award went to John Klein, who was also presented a 400-dollar
scholarship by Northwestern University, and a 200-dollar William J.
Cook scholarship which may be used in any college.
Excellence in the two fields of science and mathematics was recog-
nized by the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the presentation of its
award to Roy Gisler, who is the recipient also of a William Cook
scholarship of 150 dollars ill the University of Wiscoiisiii. '
At the time of going to press other awards still remain to be made.
The entire school will be happy to congratulate the successful candidates,
whoever they may he, even though they cannot be named here with the
other illustrious students who have hung up such splendid trophies for
themselves, and who have brought honor to their school.
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Bottom. Row, left to right-Art Salsman, Joe Ingolia, Joe Kaminsky, Johnny Pappas,
James Tortonella, Lenard Rucinski, George Prince. Second Row-Vic Sylvester, Harold
Crisman, Howard Fluegel, Bob Bove, Norman Bergeson, Ed Durand, Joe Cavava, Bob
Bornell, Robert Horn. Third Row-Coachv-Jack Maloil, Assistant Coach-Al Samsilla,
Bill Henzau, Lee Redman, Dick Polito, Ed Thomson, Captain-Harold Bergeson, Duncan
X! V ' l'Gardner, Ronnie Mora, Stan Huber, Robert Tunnquist, Manager-Don Losin, Warrin
Dalbke. Fourth Row-Pete Giannini, Ronald Harnmershay, Chuck Stokes, Ed Frisk,
A1 Suchta, Tom Skweres, John Fairfield, Phil Kalinowsky, Charles Provinzano, Chuck
Peterson, Chuck Johnson.
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Under the guidance of Coach Jack Maloff, Foreman sent another
top-rate team into the race for glory in the annals of football. For
seven seasons i11 succession Foreman has had fairly successful
teams. Some of the more spectacular players this season were:
in the backfield: Ed Thompson, Harold Bergeson, Ronald Mora,
Duncan Gardner and Richard Polito, and in the line: Bob Bornell,
Charles Stokes, ends, Joe Carava, Vic Sylvester, tacklesg Robert
Bove, Ed Durand, guards, and Norman Bergeson, center.
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Another roar went up
from the crowd as one
of Foreman's talented
hackfield men plunged
across the line for an-
other touchdown and
Foreman defeats Tuley
by a score of 39 to 0.
The games all couldn't
end this way.lJut con-
sidering the many in-
juries and had breaks
sixth place was all that
could he expected from
any team.
LIGHTWEIGHTS
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Foreman ....... . .,,.,,... 37 Wells ......,....,.... .....,.,... 6 3
Foreman... . ,.... 31 McKinley ,....... .
Foreman .....,,... .,.... . .35 Tuley ...........w ,,.. N41
Foreman .,......., .,,..... 2 4 Wasllburne ...... .... --,-. 3 2
Foreman ...,.,, .,.. 3 5 Marshall .,.... .,.. ...... 6 9
Foreman ,,,,.,,, , ...,.. 32 Austin ..,.....,. .. ...... 55
Foreman .,........ ....., 3 0 Medill .,..........., ,,..,A . U31
Foreman .,..... ,...,.w. .,,..,.. 4 5 Kelvyn Park ,....... .... ...., 4- 8
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With only one letterman returning for the full season the outlook
for the lightweights Wasnit very good. A group of sophomores and
juniors went through the practice games winning no games and
losing seven. Their record for the league season was no wins and
seven losses. A
One of the brighter spots was the playing of Captain Bob Wall,
the only senior. letterman, and veteran player on the team. Wall
was the fourth highest scorer ill the West Section.
Returning are Mandell, Kuman., Cliff and Chuck Kopeny,
Skowron, and Baka. Next year's team looks very promising clue
to these players.
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Members of our heavyweight basketball team entered the pre-season
period with high hopes, and rightfully they did so. Although the
5'Hornets" ended the season i11 only fifth place they showed their
playing ability by establishing a city record in beating Medill
100 to 38.
To prove their ability was not overlooked, Foreman placed three
men on the section teams: Capt. Norm Gregory, Ed Bartosch, and
Don Hanrahan.
Witli four lettermen graduating, Curran, Gregory, Juretscke,
a11d Bartosch, next year's team will be a green, but capable one.
HEAVYWEIGHT
League Games
Foreman ....,, .,,,,,,,,,,, 3 3
Foreman ...... ....,,.,. 4 0
Foreman ..,.,. r......,, 3 2
Foreman ...... .....,....,.. 6 9
Foreman ,..,....,. ..,,,.,,,., 1 00
Foreman ...,...... ,.,..,... 3 2
Foreman ...... ....,..., 5 4
Foreman .,..,,.,.,,.....,,..,.,,,,..., 42
Foreman ...,...,.....,,....,...,,,.,,, 441-
Crane .........
Wells ..........,
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Marshall .....
Austin .........
Tuley ........,..
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When the Foreman nine started practicing this spring, numerous students were of the
opinion that our baseball team didn't have a chance to go very far. Despite the fact
that we had nine lettermen returning, five of whom were pitchers, our team lacked the
necessary offensive power and defensive skill. I
During our practice games our pitching didn't hold up but our infielclers and outiielders
played beautiful ball. As expected our hitting was very light.
We started the section race off successfully winning our first three games. Many
a student predicted a hot race for section lead with Foreman, Kelvyn'Park, and Stein-
inetz fighting it out.
Next year we will lose Bob Wall, Ed Bartosch, Rich Jayko, Don Sturman, Don Cerva,
and Capt. Wally Juretscke. Next year we have a host of new talent to send Foreman to
the top.
LIST OF PLAYERS
Position Name
TP." W. Juretscke
P." E. Grecious
TP. D. Stumian
P.' E. Cehhardt
P." D. Soderburg
T3B. R. .layko
3B. E. Puetz
SS. J. Sinodinos -
2B. R. Chiostri
2B. D. Gebhardt
IB." C. Nelson
TIB. W. Bross
C." J. Budzinski
C. T. Baka
'l0F."' R. Wall
OF." A. Armatto
TCF." E. Bartoscli
TOF. D. Cerva
OF. P. Holtz
Mgr. W. Gustafson
Mgr. E. Falkenhaygn
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Is it a rocket? Is it a J et Plane? No, it's Foreman's track team.
With inter-murals leading the way, Foreman's newly organized
track team is looking forward to a successful season.
Boys like Gene Puetz, Lee Redman, Al Suchta, Dick Traverse, Ray
Jablonski, Gene Goodwin, Bob Andersen, Bob Mack, and Eugene
fCaseyJ Ziaja make up our first, and really good, team.
When we have fellows like these to establish a tradition we can
be sure of having winning teams in the future.
Good work, Boys!
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Foreman's four horsemen of tennis this year received a good
sun tan, exercise, honors and the respect of other schools for
their playing ability.
Under the able guidance of Coach Charles Kipp and Captain
Conrad Gregory, the team has had a successful season.
Although the team will lose half of its playing staff, it hopes
to take top honors next season. -
These are the unsung heroes of Foreman High.
oliooling in an aroruftcl fhe gil' 5 ,gym we an
Girls actively participating in every sport from baseball to swim-
ming. Through these sports a girl may earn points toward her
G.A.A. letter. The Girls' Athletic Association, which is sponsored
by Miss Hardy, promotes social, athletic, and scholastic activities.
The Board of Control, a group of chosen active and interested
leaders, decides any ,important matters which may arise. Leader-
ship is an outstanding quality which Foreman cultivates to a
high degree in all of the girls. Among the many activities spon-
sored-by the G.A.A. are the annual Mothers' Tea, Spring Dance,
and Wiellie Roast. The officers are: Adele Nelson, Presidentg
Jane Johnson, Vice-Presidentg Martha Toelcke, Secretary, Joann
Ernst, Recording Secretary, and Josephine Mora, Treasurer.
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Do you want to know the secret of how our Foreman girls keep
their trim figures? Exercise . . . exercise . . . and more exercise.
It may sound hard, but it's really fun. Here we see three of our
letter girls keeping fit by skating and bicycling around the campus.
Shoot! Foul! Off-Side! These are familiar words heard ill
the Girls' Gym during the basketball season. They really had
some swell games.
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Another way our girls keep themselves ship-shape is jumping
rope. It is one of the favorite exercises because it furnishes fun
for all and keeps the gals hoppin'.
The gym is equipped with howling facilities and some really
swell times can he had. It is fine practice and is often the start
of bowling interest outside of school. A
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Up and over! Think our Foreman girls can't play volleyball?
Well, you are wrong! In fact, last semester we had a rip-roaring
tournament i11 which competition ranged from the seniors right
011 down to the little freshies. Of course, the seniors couldn't
alld didn't let Miss Lagorio down, and came out on top.
Splash . . . Ah! Isn't that a neat dive? Although Foreman
girls have swimming every week, they still have the opportunity
to advance themselves by joining the swimming team. Each girl
must pass required tests before she is eligible to join. This
semester, under the supervision of Miss Alma Jones., the team
put on a swimming demonstration which was nothing less than
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Now in this list there is a name
Of every student known, l
And we're predicting what he'll be,
Now that he's almost grown.
So you can laugh or you can rave,
It doesn't matter much,
'Cause now altho it's just a joke,
Some day it may be such.
Look down the line and there you'll End,
What you've been selected to be,
And just what will become of it?
Oh, well, some clay we'll see!
Andersen, Dick ......... .......... R esort Proprietor
Antros, Catherine ......
Austermann, Esther ......,..
......................Professor
.........Concert Pianist
Bade, Marguerite ..,....,.... ...... ........................... H a irpiu Inventor
Badenoch, Dolores ......... ..,....... N ational Volley Ball Champ
Bannon, Mary .............. .......... A uthor of Big Boy Comics
Barkmeyer, Henry ......... ...................... P ing Pong Specialist
Baranowski, George .......... .,....... R udolph Valentino's Stand-in
Barsotti., Emily ............,,. ............,.................,. B ank President
Barlosch, Edward .i......... ........ P rofessional Card Shark
Beck, Emil ,,............. .....,....,..,,..,..,.,.,,,., M ovie Star
Beesley, Marilyn ........ .....,.. I nquisitive Reporter
Bell, Arthur ..................... ..,,...... S inging Sensation
Bengson, Dorothy .,......
Berendt, Rosemary .......
..........:...,..........Blondie
,.........i..Boat Builder
Beynon, Ruth ............. ..,....... P encil Sharpener
Boher, Joan .,...,........... ........................ H ousewife
Boegerholf, Carol .......... .. ..,......... Spanish Ambassador
Bojarski, Florence ......., ..................,.....v.....,..., C areer Girl
Boland, Bill ................. ........,.. S lot Machine Repairman
Bornell, Bob .................... ........,............... T oy Salesman
Borowski, Dolores ......... .,...... V olley Ball Pro
Brandt, Albert ............ ............. H air Stylist
Braun, Dorothy ............,. ........................ C areer Girl
Brightstone, Delores ,.....,. ........,................ B lues Singer
Bross, Warren ................. .......,... C hildren's Story Teller
Buick, James ..,.....
...,.....Larry Adler's Successor
Bujka, Sophie ..... .,............... D ancing Teacher
Bussa, Esther .......... ......... S tationery Designer
Butler, Pat ,.....,, ............... D iving Champ
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Cagle, Harold ,.... . ..,, ..
Cannalte, Arlene .......
Carava, Joe ........... ,.,, . ..
Caspari, Jeanne ........,,
Cerva, Don ..............
Clark, Pat ,,.......,-,.....
Classen, Lavern .,,....,.,
Connelly, Ray .........
Curran, Dick .,..,......
Czarny, Ann. ...... .
Czech, Lois .,,.......
Dailidas, Margie .,,,..,,
Dale, Jean .....,..,.......
Daniel, William .........
Demlow, Dolores ..,,...
Dickman, Rita ...,..
Diskin, Lillian ........
Drafz, Corlne ............,
Drake, Delores, ........ ..
Drews, Harold. ...,.. .
Eiter, Corine .........
Ericksen, Don ........
Ernst, Joann ........
Everly, Jean ......
Faellaci, Gil .....
Ferch, Arthur .........,...
Finlayson, Janet ,.....
Fishback, Bob ....,,..,.,....,
Fitpold, Antoinette ..... ,...,.
Fortier, Albert ...,.....,.....
Franczak, Rose ......
Frasch, Wayne .,..,..,
Frisk, Ed .................
Frystak, Dorothy A
Gebhardt, William ........
Gentile, Ann ...........,...
Gielow, Elmer ........
Gilho, Joan ........,.
Girard, Don .........
Gisler, Roy ...............,,,
Goldman, Lucille ....,....
Goodwin, Gene ...,..
Gorczynski, Alice .....,,,.,..,
Grandstaif, Dolores .,,,.....,
,.,......Danny Kaye"s Assistant
............Billy Conn's Helper
Chemist
Pin Boy
...v......,.,........Pin-Up Girl
..................Lady Mortician
......,.Ambassador to Poland
....,....Hair Tonic Advertiser
...............,..,....Speed Typist
........,..News Commentator
..........,......Lady Postman
...........Traveling Saleslady
,,,...,.,..Track Team Star
..........Weight Lifter
Boxer
,.....,,.All-Girl Orchestra Leader
Model
.,.............,..Eye-Tooth Doctor
.................,.... Hitch-Hiker
.,.................Jose lturbi's Double
.......,President, Mexican League
....,...,........,....................Danseuse
..........,..,....,,.........Optometrist
..,...,....Zoot Suit Manufacturer
..,...................School Teacher
..........Notre Dame Fullback
...................,...Assau1t's Trainer
..,.,......Haberdashery Manager
.........,......,...Loyal Trooper
..........Print Shop Teacher
.........President's Bodyguard
....,.,..Professional Shoestring Cutter
...............Candy Bar Manufacturer
,.,....Fitler at O'Byron Brothers
of Girls
.............,.Beachcomber
...........Lovelorn Advisor
.....,.........General's Wife
..............Peace-Pipe Maker
..,,....,.Professional Debater
......v........Mathematical Whiz
Grabac, Lydia -............... ......... W alking Encyclopedia
Gregory, Norman ---.-...-.- .....................v. ..v......... Y o -Yo Champion
Grell, Gl0l'l8 ............... ..,,...t,,,,..,:.,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, F igure Skater
Gl'iS6l10, William ........... ......... C ommander-in-Chief of U. S. Forces
Groening, Wally .........,.. ,
Gnnderlack, Betty ......,..
Gunderson, Norman .......
Gutowski, Corine ,.........
Gyving, Joyce ..........,..
Hager, Elsie ,.......,t...
Hagood, Sylvia ....,....
...............President, Short Girls' Club
........President, Tall Girls' Club
........................,.Historian
.,., Dancing Instructor
..................Vogue Model
......,.Eye and Ear Specialist
Hanson, Kay ........
Harczak, John ,,.....
Heller, Elsie ...........,..
Herzau, William .... ' ......
Hewing, William ......,..
Hicks, Madeline ...........
Hoff, Phoebe .............
Holmberg, Mary ......
Horn, Bob ......,..........
Hoyt, Charmaine .....
Humphreys, Janet ..........
Jablonski, Ray .........
Jahns, Adam ....,........
Jahns, Donald ..........
Janis, Dolores ...........
Jana, Altce .....,..........
Jaskulski, Eugene .,..
J ensik, Pat ...........,.
Johnson, Allan .........
Johnson, Delorese .
Johnson, Delores ........
Johnson, Jane ...........
......... Congresswoman
....................District Attorney
........First Woman President
...............Mayor of Chicago
................Sports Ofiicial
..........Private Secretary
........Newspaper Editor
.................Prima Donna
.......Tinker Toy Builder
...................Ideal Housewife
........RoIler-Skating Champ
.....,.....Fountain Pen Filler
...........Man on the Stleet
Designer
........................Elocutionist
...........Coldfish Collector
................Cas Station Attendant
Wife
..........Chewing Gum Manufacturer
........................................Landscaper
Trainer
Kildare's Assistant
Johnson, Marilyn ......... .,...,..........,......... C ourt Bailiff
Jllelle, Rene .................. .......... A ide to General Ike
.lI1l'eSChkC, Wally ....--..v .............. B aseball Umpire
Kaiser. B011 .............. ............,.................... I ce-Cube Carver
Kalodziej, Edwin ......... ......................,..................... T rolley Pilot
Kammerer, Robert .......... ........,'., S uperman Comics Photographer
Kasperowicz, Jean ..........
Kaufman, Lorraine.
Kehrherger, Doris
Keil, Lawrence ......
Klein, John ...............
Koclanis, Bessie ...... ....
Kolar, Bill .................
Kolner, June .........
Kovacs, Betty ...........
Klus, Hilda ....,...............
Kraikowski, Marian ........
Krewer, Clara ...........
Krueger, Richard ,.... .... ....
Kuester, Audrey ......
Knlik, Dolores. ........
Kulinski, Frieda ..........
Kurtz, Jack ,..........,....
Kusch, Vivian ..............
Kuznicki, Dolores .........
Lamberg, Leonard..
Landin, Bill ....... ...,..
Lang, Audrey ............
Leach, Robert .....,..
Leftakes, Mary .....,...
Lindemann, John .........
Loser, Don. .....
Makowski, Eugenia.
Mallozzi, Sylvia ................
Malmgren, Everett..
Manikowski, Geraldine .........
.............Leader of All-Man Band
............Head of Escort Agency
..........................Manicurist
.........................Psychiatrist
...........University President
...................Career Ctrl
Painter
Designer
...........World's Champion Typist
................lncome Tax Collector
....,...Metropolitan Opera Star
Puller
..........,...,........Western Union Boy
...........One-Line Telephone Operator
Censor
Barker
........Clark Gable's Competitor
...............Baby Photographer
...................r .Policewoman
..........Willie Hoppe's Sub.
Salesman
..........Kindergarten Supervisor
......f..Robert Taylor's Double
.............Sailor's Sweetheart
...............,Great Physician
.............Script Writer
.......Candy Bar Wrapper
..........Editor of Turf Sheet
...........Cas Station Cashier
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Markowicz, Aline ....,....
Markowski, Dolores ,...,.... ....
Maslowski, Roy ....,,,.,
Massaro, David ..........
Mathiasen, Lillian .,,....,
Mattes, Lee .................,.,.
Maxson, Ralph ,,.,..............
McCormick, Beverly .....,.....
Meyer, F10 ........................
Micele, Rose ........v...v......
Michalek, Edward ,.,..... ....... .
Moczulewski, Dorothy ........
Moeller, Loretta ..,.. ....,.....
Mona, Jo .......,...........
Morck, Shirley .......,...
Murphy, Vernell ..........
Mutchnik, Phyllis ........
Naliborski, Dorothy .......
Natzke, Leo ...............,,..,
Nelson, Adele ..........v..
Nicketta, Marie ......
Novak, Jackie .......
Nielsen, Dick .............
Nielsen, Marilyn ....,,.....
Nitti, Theresa .....r.......
0'Connor, James ....,.,
Oleksy, Loretta ......
Olsen, Randy ...............
Olstad, June .....i.........,,..,.,
Owsianowski, Loretta .......,.
Owsianowski, Lorraine
Green Sweater Manufacturer
Reviewer
..................Volley Ball Champ
.,.....Fullback for Notre Dame
....Cross Word Puzzle Expert
Keys
..........Sunday School Teacher
....................Gazette Reporter
.........Course Book Designer
......,.......Atomic Scientist
Artist
.Q .......... President's Secretary
..,......Chicago Bears' Halfhack
.....,...............Checker Champ
.......,.Domineering Housewife
......,...........Pencil Qesigner
............................,.....Executive
..........Earl Carroll Stage Hand
Instructor
., ......, Harvard Cheer Leader
........................ Singing Judge
..,,.....,Salt Shaker Manufacturer
...........,...Street Car Conductor
, .......... Sweet Water Druggist
.,.........Debate Champion
.......................Promoter
............Lady Marine
...,.,...Business Woman
.........,.......,,..........,.......Modiste
Pat!-icglli, Joe ,,,,,,,,,.,,,v,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, B arher College Professor
Palsy, Betty 4,A,.,,,,,,,,, ...................... C ongresswoman
Pawlicki, Dolores ........ ............-........,.... M ad Pi8IliSI
Peck, Betty ,.,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,, ........, L ife-Saver of Goldfish
Peletz, Geraldine ....,.....
Penczek, Dolores ..........
Peters, Bob ......... C .......
Petersen, LaVerne .....,.
Petersen, Raymond ....,,,..
Peterson, Charles ......,...
Petrie, Joan ..............
Pietryzyk, John ,.,......
Platt, Eunice ..........
Pokorney, Rita ..........
....................Fash1on Model
.....,i......Pin-Up Designer
.......,.........Midget Car Racer
,..,.......Sinatra's Press Agent
Chemist
....:........Jive Teacher
...........Tax Collector
......,......,Silent Partner
........,,.Magazine Reader
i........Eye-Brow Stylist
Pnsson, Dorothy ,,,,..,,,,.,,,i ..................... T rack Champ
Pulkownik, Lucille ,,,,,.,,., ,...... E ditor of Floral Life
Puzcan, Dolores ......,,..., ..........................i..........., L ie D8I8Ci0I'
Radziewski, Delores ........ ........ A uthor of "Tomorrow's History"
Raulli, Ernest ,v,,,,,t,,,.,,,t ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, A rthur Murray Instructor
Ray, Lorraine ,,,,,,,,,,., ................................... S teno Teacher
Redman, Lee ,,,,,.,,,,, ..,.,...,...,........ A tom Bomb Salesman
Redt-ter, Mgt-gig t4,., .,.,,..,., B ubble Gum Demonstrator
Reichert, Marie ..... ...................i........... M urine Mascot
Reimgnn, Joan ,,,,,,,,,,, ...,............... M odel Housewife
Raiser, Pat ,,,,,A,.,.,,,,,,, ........... T ypesetter's Assistant
Rissling, Ray ................. --------a----------a--4-- .l BCP Dealer
Rosenvold, Mildred ......... ......... B londe Bombshell
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Ruff, Margory .........
...............Carrot Grower
..........Volley Ball Champ
Ryan, Dorothy ,........ ,.................. .............. B a llet Star
Salzman, Art ................ ....... M r. Anthony's Competitor
Sculetta, Catherine ......... ........................... H airdo Stylist
Schroeder, Don ........ .,,,.,,,.,,,,,, S uperxnan Fan
Schultz, Albert .......
Schultz, Beverly ..........
Schultz, Loretta ..........
Schumaker, Dorothy.
Sedgeley, Marilyn ......
Seeley, Lois ..................
Sierzega, Bernice ........
Skarhek, Marietta ......
Smith, Marva ,...,.,,.......
Sone, Regina ............
Staeh, Harold ....,..........
Strexlicki, William ........
Stunnan, Don ...,......
Suchta, Al ............
Sveudsen, June .........
Swanson, Art ...............
........Warsaw Embassy Porter
Szepkowski, Adeline ..........
Talent, James .........
Thielen, Dolores .......,
Thom, Jeanne ..........
Thomas, Dorothy .......
Thomas, Lillian .........
....,...........Pencil Salesman
B. Bowling Champ
......."Shoo Fly Pie" Baker
..............Baseball Umpire
...............Vocal Teacher
..................Public Advisor
,... Golden Gloves Champ
.........Spike Jones' Vocalist
................Trumpet Player
....,...,..........Lovely Lady
..........Private Secretary
..........Shoe Salesman
....................Cubs' Pitcher
..,.......Race Track Owner
Dana Andrews
...................,....Ballet Dancer
.......Sports Commentator
..........Sai1or's Sweetheart
Editor
Tllrane, Pat .................. ..,,.,,.,, T ight Rope Walker
Tomazewski, Dolores ........ ..............,.. F ootball Coach
Tuchowski, Alice ,........... .,,..,..........,,,.,,.. W oman Aviator
Tudron, Andrew ........
Tudron, Frank .........
Turala, Louis .,.........
Turner, Robert .... .,
Uhlberg, Axel .......
Urban, Carol .......,
Valenzo, Philip .......,
Vesey, Gary ..............
Voss, Harold .............
Votipka, Florence .......
Wach, Gertrude ......,....
Waghorne, Eleanor ........
Walsh, Margie .,...,.,...
Wall, Robert ..........,...
Weld, Dorothy. ..,....,..,,, ..
Werbicki, Stephanie ..........
Wllhms, Dick ..,.....i.....,...
Winters, Lois .....,.........
Wolfgarth, Art ,,,...
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. ..,...... Singing Telegraph Boy
..........Infom1ation Please
Dancer
......................Detective
.........,..,,...,Dean of Boys' Town
Petty Girl "Pitcher" Taker
Dealer
..........Politician
..............,.Bricklayer
.......,Grammar Teacher
........Cubs' Press Agent
...........Police Woman
..,..,........Peanut Vendor
........Cahdy Manufacturer
..............One-Man Band
Instructor
......................Jockey
.........Mustang Mascot
........Chicken Farmer
Zavacki, Ronald ...,..,.. ...,...,,.........,.,,,,,,,,,,.,. W ater Boy
Zelent, Shirley .........
Ziegler, Betty ...........
Zmich, Evelyn .,....,...
...............,....,....Private Secretary
...........Professional Gum Chewer
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Most Attractive
Most Athletic
Most Dignified
Most Studious
Best Dressed
Best Dan cers
Best Matched Couple -
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Most Witty
Most Dependable
Most Cooperative
Most Versatile
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Joe Carava
Bob Bornell
Bill Grischo
John Klein
Leonard Lamberg
Ernie Raulli
Don Sturman
Roy Gisler
Adam .lahns
Randy Olsen
Ralph Maxson
Dick Curran
Madeline Hicks
Rita Diekman
Joann Ernst
Margie Dailidas
Audrey Kuester
Virginia Ryder
Corrine Gutowski
Eleanor Waghorne
Audrey Lang
June Svendsen
Pat .lensik
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