Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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age One hundred .AN INTERPRETE THEY CAME, THEY SAW: THEY CONOUERED NoT The exact words oT The immortal Caesar, buT insTead The history oT our own LaTin Club, C.V.C. The Latin sTudenTs came and started This classic organizaTion: They saw how To run an eTTicienT and inTer- esTing club, They conquered all oT Their problems, and now sTand crowned wiTh The laurel wreaTh. SI VOUS NE COMPRENEZ PAS LE FRANCAIS, NE VENEZ PAS ICI . . . In oTher words, iT you don'T know French, Le Cercle Francais is no place Tor you. Since The entire meeting is carried on in French, The result is more Than one bewildered stare on The part oT innocenT bysTanders. With PresidenT Helen KouTsogiannis and Miss Fisher, our sponsor, rattling along, only The seasoned member is able To inTerpreT everyThing. But when iT comes To having especially good Times, The members Turn To The old-Tashioned American pastime, oT bicycling. Palos Parlc is Their TavoriTe haunT, and by no sTreTch oT The imaginaTion can Palos Park be mistalcen Tor Paris. WAVE THE FLAG . . . Tor each naTion in The Americas. They sTand a uniTed Western I-Iemisphere, an example To The world. Our Pan- American League may noT be so large or so renowned as The original one, buT iT is as eTTecTive in iTs way, The members are all diplomaTs, striving Tor a better under- sTanding oT Their neighbors. ti-.ie r t ,I R PLEASE LATIN CLUB lUpper Leftl TOP ROW: Fralicl, King, Jacobs, Erickson, Davis, Casey, W., Stiles, Rothbarcl, Vanier, Berg, Gronlund, Wallace, Landry, Fitch. ROW THREE: Stephenson, Jones, Lau- thers, Kelly, Hill, Kimble, Redman, Brophy, Singer, Martin, Tuttle, Casey, R. ROW TWO: Lineweaver, Hammer, Hayes, O'NeiII, Peterson, Trovillion, Gebhardt, Henderson, Wilcox, Brandon, Strain, Williams, Miss Larson. ROW ONE: Neal, Riley, J., Olson, Sarett, Corbish- ley, Schwartz, Schulz, Riley, B., Boll:-nan, Beclcing, Yaw, Mrs. Stern. SEATED: Morris. LATIN CLUB lUpper Rightl TOP ROW: Saper, Hedeen, Wiel- Got, Highman, Coleman, Loeser, Collins, Trovillion, Elghammer, Connery, Burke, Turley, Mitchell, Estrin, ROW THREE: Bing, Axen, Maury, Piepenkotter, Roche, Pull- inq, Ratter, Gilmore, Henn, At- water, Gaffney, Melling, Ricketts. ROW TWO: Smith, York, Bixby, Dillon, Orenstein, O'NeiII, Kopu- Ios, Wendt, Slcoog, Birmingham, Samuels, Baker. ROW ONE: Thompson, Thomason, McArdIe, Steel, Blake, Cameron, Luhmann, Graham, Porny, Miss Larson. SEATED: Eichenbaurn, Sec.: Cor- bett, Pres., Stoll, Vice-Pres.: Bunn, Treas. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS lLower Leftl TOP ROW: Smith, Floren, Golton Harrison, Mshlbefg, suiaeff, Gold: berg, Strain, Swanson. ROW I: Miss Fisher, Bellows, Vice-President Koutsogiannis, President: Cohen Treasurer, Petrozz, Hale, Secretary PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE lLower Rightl TOP ROW: Curtis, Potter, Rice, V., Weclcer, White, York, Madorin, Halpin, Julien, MacHarg, Kanter, Abel, Himan. ROW THREE: Blon- slry, Easterwood, Lallemand, Hotch- kiss, Funkenstein, Liss, Parsons, Quinn, Rosenbaum, Sternberg, Wales, Jones. ROW TWO: Feare, Rice, D, Lauder, Christiansen, Lundquist, Hardy, Johnston, Nel- son, Richards, Whittle, Besner, Smith, Crandell, Peck, Siry, Jeffrey. ROW ONE' Robertson, Kramer, Corresoonding Sec.g Lineweaver, Recording Sec.: Pierce, Treasq Holland, DeGraw, Pres.: Miss Dodge, Moreno, Vice-Pres., Steph- enson, Holton, Ccyte. TTTCF F 1.4,.ip:l:i5i,ii.+imHi.:.s.4EZ-fiinmaii T m ' . 1 fr? V

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-S., MN., COM-PA-NY.!! PASS IN REVIEW!!! and swrgng Enro 'ne is fhe Hirsch Barroihon of rne Reserve Ohicers Training Corps, ar whose head Es Sergeanr S. V. Oiaia, USA. As we come marching down 'rhe fie!d, we review in rapid succession The markers of rime and recognifion.. The iirsi year- we were unrecognized bu! deiermined. The second year-we were The proud possessors of an Honor Schoo! raring. In rwo years' Jrime we have risen high, bu! if has ralcen hard worlr, consfanr dri!!, rnap reading, Jrheory work, and gruehing discipline +o pu+ us our in front COMPANY AACEH O B5-te' lst Sgt J. Reccelt, COMPANY BfROW 1 Lf R. Mitcwii, Cacf. G BJ'- J P Ri: 'si' Lt R. E,:.3 T O'Dc'ne!i E. S itr nacci Lt A, Hansen ROW 2: A. Pfeiffer, R. Robinett, 'Xl An:e's:' H Shapfe L Bernqe' H Evans, R Siiverwwn W Hen3e'Sc-n. R. Jcr-es, C. Snoiler, R. I' Er: e J Sewer L. Hale MV, Dsvis 9 Sarrdcsist Ge. G. Shoewake' W. Mi!!e', R, Hoidan! W. Swith 5 Me'-2' N 5'essi-5' R Wertei, J. Mclretosr F. ROW 3 J Graves, W. Hobarr, J. Grotts, H. Landon, V fi'-2' J Merc' O. Si ons N Asvf:-H, J. Sciacc, L Awe iJs J. Mindes K. Keiiei H. Potter. ROW 4: E Ure' J R:ge's S. Bianv, B S'a!'fe'. T. Rcscoe, E- Retfscn, R Hornbecr, J. Saccrinqtcn, A. Sir! '-4 S'eor.a'1 R Wewe- F, Graff H. Finr, R. Eig- J Soigfg, R. Wescott, G. Curia, J. Johnson, R, Ryan, 'a r'e' H Sstfc' E Hiwen, J. Fisc'-er B. Marnet, J, Hicks ROW 5' J. Cather, R. Meskill, G. Morse, 3 Anas, N Case., M Bai? D Estrin, E. Ebert, S, Aurelius, D. La Vine, M. Spornar J. Mathis, R. F-79765, 'WI Si on5, R. Kafn, E Rali, R, Muiiaver, A!ge'. J Dvzze A Lewis K Hamwcnl, J. Rice, S. Cutler, J Ccire'5 ' f', H. Wiei. see O'e 'f1redtf.eft,f-tl. ' -. ii r. J. 4'i.'f'hN2M:Q Ahhh-h'Z1ii21