Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MISS DUKE Main Office Clerk The knowledge that every field rewards those who have made accomplishments is one of the best incentives for conscientious work throughout life. Right at the heart of Hirsch, the Main Of- fice, our clerks stand ready to serve the public and solve the problems which arise in every school day. Theirs is the task of doing all the clerical work which is necessary to the running of an organization such as Hirsch. 434V MISS MCMANUS Main Office Clerk MISS O'SULLIVAN Main Office Clerk

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12 1011. - if Class of Iune 19 l Carole Gregg, Vice-President: Dorothy Morgan, Secretary: Sidney Kaz, Treasu Robert Simmons. President: Elizabeth Berkenstock, Social Chairman. MISS COSGROVE i Sponsor As we step upon the stage on the night of graduation, our thoughts will probably wander back to our last important high school years. Happy incidents will crowd our memories - the victorious football seasons, the un- forgettable Clubs, the truly inspiring Christmas spirit at Hirsch, Casey's, crowded lockers, our teachers, our division, the noise in the halls at passing time, the tense moment before exams, not to mention that magic night of Iune 8 at the Edgewood Valley Country Club, our class breakfast, and now - Graduation. But most of all, we will remember Senior division, where Bob Simmons helped wield the gavel with the aid of Vice-President Carol Gregg, Secretary Dorothy Morgan, Treasurer Sid Kaz, and Social Chairman Liz Berkenstock. When we graduate, we will find ourselves beginning a new life with new hopes and aspects, but we will never forget the fun, friends, and problems of our own high school days. GEORGE ALM Tall and quiet . . . Killer plans to go to college and then go into business for himself . . . would like to be a bachelor . . . hobbies are reading and hunting. MARIORIE ANDERSEN Andy , peppy and vivacious . . . likes Monty Clift and horses . . . future includes N. U. and journalism . . . Herald Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Secretary. SAM ARGENTO Luigi . . . personality plus . . . likes O'B's victory grin . . . loathes insincerity . . . plans to be a meat dealer and retire young . . . Football, Wrestling. IANE BAKOURIS Sweet lanie likes sewing, sports, dancing . . . dis- likes sarcastic people . . . future includes Wilson College and dressmaking. IUNE BARNETT Iunie . . . quiet, blonde . . . plans marriage, mod- eling, and business college . . . Al Morgan's rec- ords are tops . . . Glee, Sr. Girls, G. A. A. ARTHUR BARNES Quiet, soft-spoken . . . Blotter likes lf You Knew Susie, baseball . . . plans include . . . University of Illinois . . . Baseball, Band, Fireguard, Maroon Staff. DON BATHA Spike Iones, stock car races are enjoyed by this fu- ture engineer with the bashful smile . . . plans college . . . Baseball, Bowling. PATRICIA BAUMGARDNER Terrific swimmer . . . Baumy thrives on redheads, Because . . . dislikes cigars . , . plans college . . . Civic Bureau . . . Pan American . . . Glee Club. DONNA BECK Twinkle Toes . . . Besides dancing, this lively lass enjoys football games . . . wants to be television choreographer . . . Cheerleader, Drama, Civic Bu- reau. '4365