Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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5ff'4'-if L.-I -JIVTA-f1.2.-1-,J H-.. A1f,.1. . - 4..,..eL..... ,M L v AFTER HOURS OOOH! I DROPPED A STITCH is The anguished moan which issues from a room filled with knihring Iiends. The reason is simple: a slilch has been dropped. This brands Ihe Icnilrler as a beginner, lor an experienced kniller never drops a single slilch. KNITTING CLUB IUciper Lefti TOP ROW' Prgriigerggst, Dfopm Wells Larues, N-eubert I-Iar'so-wx Malrrrlclnt Buxton VanI-Ioaseri Sire-1 ROW THREE' L.bins-4 Bauer Riett Brimyes, Mahlberg, Quinn Waldman! Lund- gren, XVI'-isforrfrl Kesely Halleriperq Zimmerman Siegel, Strauss ROW TWO Jcnristcn Silber! Treasixeri Mc' Kinney Presiaent' Mrs. DeRo:Le, Loorris Vice President May, Secretary. ROW ONE. Casler WnittIe,WiIi:o1, Byrnes, Gill, Peierson Jeri-es Fraher NOW IT CAN BE TOLD . . . by Those rafional members of Ihe Debaling Club. Cold and calculafing as Mr. Kor- zenis brain-Iruslers may seem, while rniscon' slruing a damaging sfalemenr of Iheir op- ponenls, however, They are fully able Io giggle al The slraighl, calm laces ol Iheir Iellow I-Iirschiles a few momenls aller +haI crisis has passed. DEBATING CLUB ILcv.er Rights TOP POW ON-eel Floreri, Carlson Batscr' Lorigsncrf Wes' Greenberg CISDC. Hevenor Cas:-er. ROW TWO Perrin Larsen Wilhelrns Brea-ny, Strauss Ullnraw Pile, Lerner, Tables Fark! Kirb. Sittler ROW ONE Mr Korzsri Fitch, PreS- ioerit' Rafi:-rt., Vice Fresia-ent Case. Treasurer' Sosta: sori, Secretary. Page One hundred seunteer'

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SPARE TIME THEY MOW 'EM DOWN . . . . . . we mean the shrubbery and clinging vines ot Hirsch. The Biology Club, by awarding little gold H's to each member who has worlced torty hours on the lawn, is detinitely improving I-lirsch's land- scape. Slowly, but surely, the grass is growing a brilliant green under the tender ministrations ot these science students. BIOLOGY CLUB iUpper Rightl TOP ROW: Petrozz, Secretary: Garde ner, Landis, Peterson, Casler, Cooley, Loomis, Heyenor, Rafferty, Rietz, Vice-President, Ratter. ROW TWO: Coward, Williams, Treas- urer: Rigas, Hoover, Stein, Burnstein, ROW ONE: Whittle, Weis- haus, Presidenty Lipton, Lubinslry, Hill, Craig. TOMORROW'S DISCOVERIES will be made by these rapt scientists and physicians who delight in splintered test-tubes, super-hypos, and the structure ot the molecule. Movies make tor added pleasure, and the lightning pace ot science is recorded by reports, debates, and discussions. SCIENCE CLUB lUpper Lettlr Sponsor, Mr. Fenner, Bernstein, Lois, Boyle, John: Bready, Marley Jog Cannell, Florencej Conlcling, Ray- mondg Crandell, Rosemary, Dean, Dorothyj Feare, Ronaldl Geiger, Robertg Haar, Williamq Halberg, Herbertg Iverson, Ralphg Jensenq Raymondg Johnson, Victoriaj Jones, Harryg Kohler, Lorraineg La- mons, Bob, Leamy, Charles, Chairman, Markus, Arty McAtee, Craneg McCabe, Jerry, Medin, Muriel: Morris, Allanq Nystrom, Mildred: Petterson, Bill, Politano, Dorinag Premme, Katherineq Rudlott, Deloresj Rydberg, Charlesg Smith, George: Smith, Robert: Stein, Robertg Totcky, Howardg Wartenberg, Leoj Wenzel, Bobg Whitmore, Surn- nerg Wilkinson, Marqaretg Zimmerman, Harriett. GIVE HIM THE BIRD! We're not insultin the Badminton Q Club. We're 'ust tr in to et them started. Once I Y Q Q they get going, they're ott at a tast and turious pace. Their action is switt as they chase the birdie: their contact is pertect when they hit it. To keep apace with this speedy game, the Badminton Club has only the most tleet-tooted members. BADMINTON CLUB Illightl TOP ROW: Moon, seniiue, Dickson, Peffers, Thomas, Thomson, Ellilaee, Spellacy, Merrick, Prendergast, Johnson, Etten. ROW THREE: Erlrert, Bieringer, Peppin, Casler, Landes, O'NeiIl, Evans, Dow, Murdy, Larsen, Roach, Horton, Bulot. ROW TWO: Newer, Seneft, Gramlich, Wales, Williams, Patarini, Brown, Fluegge, McArdle, Shapiro, Bing, Gustafson, Armour. ROW ONE:- Craig, Donohue, McCrohan, Scott, Miss Trayiord, ONeiII, Chairman, rauss, Patten, Riley, Meslrill, Doyle WITH CHARITY TOWARD ALL... the Red Cross stands ready. The mistortunes ot others are the members' chiet concern. A helping hand is always extended to the helpless: aid is given to the needy: reliet to the poor. All this is done by the Red Cross, which carries on right here at Hirsch. RED CROSS COUNCIL lLower Lettl TOP ROW: Spomar, Olson, Loeser, Salzman, O'Brien, Britton, Strain, Barlow, Carter, Morgan. ROW THREE: Kappes, Brooks, Brophy, Hedstrorn, Mance, Bernbach, Kramer, Madorin, Lundgren, Peterson, Hornung, Kohler, Gillis, Kimble, D. ROW TWO: Greene, Schulz, Edwards, Holland, Gray, G-ertz, Gebhardt, Sternberg, O'Neill, Peffers, Barron, Wells, Con- stabile. ROW ONE: Kerr, Shields, Drell, Falco, VicefPresident, Kimble, T., Secretaryg York, President: Klapperich, Treasurerg New- berg, Christiansen, Krchov. Page One hundred nineteen -4 i i l l