Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1957
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HY :ag 5 W: 3521 mi- ' ' :gf 1 -.xg-,-4 2. X, Qfififf gm 5f'1F'r.- W' . ffsrff' iii 1' -1' 4 1 W., .Lf K 5 Rf 2 ? 11 Y i ff f. sw HH? fill' 8 M7 ,Q mf M W -u 1-w+wwpf,, , b M 1' ,sfmbfiw -mf s Ji ' 548282 'uw , ' 1 U 1.23, ...... E:--:-151' 2 .gf,.fg:,,... , ,. -1 , .1 nf M xg: .',,. ., ..., '-f-: - . J E ,. , 4 gp, Vg if : f' - E kv , if Q. y .ng YA v .M -fm- 'K c S is. , . x 0 1 :ft MII P wa., Po H- 9 . I 5 . f .fn Ji., ,. X fa 'an 3. . . ll THE MARQDN 1957 HIRSCHIHIGH SCHO0L CHICIIGO - ILLINOIS A It is now just one hundred years since Chicago opened the doors of its first public high school to provide higher education for its future citizens. Since then, the burgeoning city of those early days has grown into a great world-metropolis, and its public high schools have become part of this phenomenal development. From those pioneer days, through a history-transcending century, this branch of our municipal educational system has been dutifully ministering to the needs of the youth of our ever expanding city with a faithfulness as true, and as fine as that which distinguishes today's almost flawless recordings of the most intricate and delicate sounds. This continuous, century-long record of constancy of our Chicago public high schools in serving youth, has prompted us to entitle our 1957 yearbook M94 Zglehy 4 . DEDICATION After fifteen years resplendent in faithful, devoted service-years that will be forever golden in the annals of Hirsch-and after a lifetime of ceaseless labor in the ever unfinished field of education, with the closing of school this June comes the retirement of our beloved principal Miss Marie A. McCahey, upon the completion of a long and brilliant career in the public schools of Chicago as a teacher and principal, in both elementary and high school divisions. Hirsch first knew Miss Mcffahey as a teacher. and later welcomed her returning as principal. Her high ideals and zealous concern for Hirsch, im- plemented by dynamic qualities of leadership and personality mingled with a genuine kindness of heart and sympathy of understanding. always brought us achievement and distinction with satisfaction and happiness, and merited for her the true affection and sincere admiration of students and faculty. as well as the community's acclaim and the Commendation of the school system at large. In parting, as a small farewell token of our esteem and appreciation, we respectfully and very properly dedicate to Miss Mcflahey our 1957 yearbook, whose theme High Fidelity' bespeaks so well her entire life. mia a mafclzdaa holedfy agifaya no lzegofufg gui ing uri on 5 Like the unseen yet mighty force which keeps the earth in its orbit, fidelity holds our 'separate world of Hirsch High School in its orderly, progressive course. High Fidelity, then, is a happy choice for the theme of the 1957 Maroonq It has special significance to me since it marks my fifteenth and final year as principal of Hirsch High School. The successful completion of each year of the fifteen has been made possible by the high fidelity of all my co-Workers: the faculty, the students, our two librarians, the office staff, the truant oflicer, the R.O.T.C. personnel, the lunchroom manager and workers, our matron, our carpenter, and the engineer and his maintenance staff. All have faithfully Worked to prove true the con- viction that education is one of men's most Worthwhile and fruitful pursuits. When I became principal of Hirsch in November, 1942, our country was at war. It would have been easy to push the importance of gaining a sound education into the background under the stress of wartime demands. But Hirsch's personnel took on the tasks of aiding our country's ,Wartime efforts and faithfully continued with their labors to provide and acquire learning. When peace was Won, Hirsch's family, instead of relaxing and becoming indolent, turned to new jobs to be done. The need to cope with the turmoil of a world in change certainly demanded devotion to our ideal that through education our most difficult problems can be solved. A wise man long ago said that the principal thing for man to do is to get wisdom and understanding. As each year unfolds the truth of this statement becomes more evident. The Welfare and progress of mankind are best served by education through which we get Wisdom and under- standing. My years at Hirsch have been most satisfying. The High Fidelity of all with whom I have Worked has made them so. My sincere wish is that all who become associated with Hirsch in its purpose to give good educational experiences will continue to serve our school, our community and our nation with High Fidelity. MARIE A. MCCAHEY L16 x by A ' w w fis. fr rumsc ami-1 st at 1356 MTE NIA L95 'LNZHIQLQ To commemorate the founding of Chicago's tirst public high school one hundred years ago last fall, anniversary celebrations took place in all our public high schools during an entire Week designated Centennial Week. Among the many festivities arranged at Hirsch was Parents' Night, when all Hirsch High turned out to join in common tribute to the educational achievement of the I Will city. In Welcome Hall stood a huge cake designed by the Art depart- ment, effectively proclaiming the jubilance of the occasion to all beholders. Pictured above with the cake are: fleft to rightj Mr. Myron, N. Burnham, presi- dent of the Hirsch Dad's Clubg Mrs. William F. Nehls, president of the Hirsch PTAQ and Miss Marie A. McCahey, principal of Hirsch High High School. 8 X ...........,..,... -Twig .3 W 2'3 My 4. ,H '-. a N '- 521 'xx-Q-iw Aa Qg fa-:Qf-ns. .liizitizfzm DR. BENJAMIN C. WILLIS General Superintendent of Schools E , ' T K-WE' MR. WILLIAM G. WILSON Superintendent of District 14 9 IDR. JAMES H. SMITH Associate Superintendent fri' fl l 'Hhs QF SER men fggfgigcf 'ro afe HQUIS flltzgL W ,f ff? I Yffm if I- 2., 'Q - , T 1 l 1 1 Nm mf' . x Mx. I l'pper left: Fovcr of Vontun- nial VVQQIQ prograni and a ilucoiativv de-val. Upper right: Some oa1'lyf'hi- cago citizens as they ap- peared in the- Assembly p1'o3,51'a1n. Lower left: Physical educa- tion f0l' girls has arrived in 1885. 10 ii! fi Q XX 3 if X gm, L 3 as 2' F Siggiwi iw, Muni N .hmm-2 In lhv .Xwm-nwl-ly yur4vur:nn1. 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One LHMHCJPQJ Mara 90. l' pper lf pper Middle Middle Lower Lower PARENTS NIGHT November 15, 1956 left: Home-baked pastries for sale by the PTA in VVelcome Hall. right: Junior chemists amaze parents with dazzling experiments. left: Ancient Roman scene designed and displayed by the Classici, Hi1'sch's Latin Flub right: PTA officers secure new memberships for the organization. left: Maroon StaH unveils the theme for the 57 MAROON. right: Funds for the Children's Aid Society are solicited by Student Council officers. 13 Qvlegfg in .fgclminififrafion FACULTY NOTFS Retirements Miss Florence Bernstein Miss Caturah Fisher Mr. Harry 0. Kohler Miss Ella 0'Keefe Departures MfSg:t. Joseph F. Fhrich To Line Duty Mr. Thomas G. Harrington To Washington High School Miss Frances l. Huber To South Shore High School Mr. Robert F. McNamara To Washington High School Mr. Fred P. Rittschof To Fengger High School Assignments Mr. Charles Esterharnmer Mr. John M. Quinlin On Leave Mrs. Lois C. S. Mag'g' l4 MISS MARGARET M. HURNEY .Assistant Principal of Hirsch High School CFFICE CLERKS M. Hargrove, Miss H. McManus Miss M. O'Sullivan MCMA? .!464Ll,f5tI'l'lQI'lf, pfacemenf, .S?gAf-Saving MISS CATHERINE BUTKOVICH Adjustment Teacher UE MECHTERSHEIMER MISS S Placement Counselor MRS. ALICE JACKSON Sight-Savingg Senior B Adviser MRS. DOROTHY DENBY Assistant Librarian MRS. MILDRED R. LOTT Librarian MXSGT. JOSEPH F. EHRICH ROTC Instructorg Rifie Team Sponsor ainfenance ancludffenclance MR. HARRY GRANQUIST Chief Engineer MRS. ADELAIDE ROBINSON Matron MRS. JOSEPHINE O'CONNELL Truant Oificer Not Pictured: MISS MARGARET GRIEVE Attendance Adviser 15 Above: An English 7 class at work on composition improvement. 4 le X' 1 Biff? .S .Hg Q nv Ubi ,F v'i.5'KaiEl'f iE 'T ? .if K 'Nm jlmsifi Opposite page: Eager students await the outcome of an interesting chemistry experiment. cibeldftlnilflflelflf Miss Isabel D, Annang Mrs. Mary C. Cooper: Miss Julia Cosgrove, Freshman A. Adviserg Miss Marie A. Holton. Mrs. Margaret E. Krueger, Department Chairma n, Reading Co-ordinatorg Mrs. Lois C. S. Maggy Mr. John C. O'Connor3 Mr, John Quinlin, ,IHS Sponsor. 16 Not pictured: Mi Olga Lawren H e ral ci sponso Miss Jane Lyoi NHS sponsor. V, 3 Q 4w7L w is R Mglwwfg 2,4 AW EJPES' 'WZ .7 W TM f 'iiifsfifwa i :J I if Ewen'-Hge 335165, w Qian 4 23 1 LV waz. Q wza'Eif::A:g , TNQ if ' 315, is X-A fs wi' 5 2 1 E wwf ,fy mum . P Nw Y' vi X f J P Ns i Nl A ggroup of Ufiiro Practice students study the operations of a mimeoggraph machine. 2 ommercia eloarfmenf MISS PIC,-XRI4 M. DIGGS MRS. I RANt'l'IS Kl'II,I.Y Keg'istrz1r MISS WINIFRED McI'INlFl Department Chairnian MR. RUSSELI. J. McNAI.I,Y Maroon and Herald: Publi- Hal tions: Locker Sponsor MR. CHARLES E. MITRPIH' MRS, BEATRICE WEISZ I I m- .1 1w,W41- f,vh, m School Treasurer: Ticket Salt-sin: Sponsor: Business Advisor ot Wafkemaficd elaarfmenf MR. CHARLES ESTERHAMMER MISS FRANCES I. HUBLER MR. WILLIAM F. KITTRIDGE MISS EDITH LEVIN MR. RICHARD LYNCH MRS. THELMA WESTON Not Pictured: MR. ROBERT E. MCNAMARA Fire and Safety Engineers Sponsor MISS MARIE SCHAACK Department Chairmang Sophomore A Adviser Below: Working out a board-length prob- lem in Algebra requires extended 175 concentration. 7 Above: Making' and decorating' interesting masks gives Art class students an opgfrtu- nity to employ their talents. . ff fifbui .xdrf le a Zhienf yoj? ffjitjud .f WP ft jtawf Spf 1 ,A VM W i W if aff Lfbifbbfjfj . W A fl , AW WL ,W I WJJ6 Miss EL1.1iy HULL Department Chairman MRS. KATHERINE B. PARKER 20 Right: A Foods 1-lass piactivus ouaelmfvl Aria MISS MARGARET T. CUQIHI..-XN Department Chairman Al,lK'E MQFARLANIJ I3l'UDt'l' cooking: tcvlmiqucs. Clow: Cutting to patterns is unc of the skills taught in Sewing: classes. SIN:-1 Q My-w .,. .. ..t,4Qf,wwmg,,1 ffm.'.L.,.,g,.www'W ' RU W I: ivirnliiiifi Yiiiiiiw ii is A A Y W -A 4 1 ,K PE MISS l LOlil'INl'l'1 lSl'lRNSTl'IlN, Latin: Prof,rr:1mrnimr Chairnizm MR. HUMAS G. HARRINIQTUN, Latin: lim-nzirtnivnl i'hziii'man1 Latin Sponsor: Maroon YQ-m'lxouk Spuyism' MRS. RUTH li. OHN. Spanish: Spanish Ululr Spuyism' ROW 2: MR. HARVEY LaVlNPI, Spanish MISS EVA LIND, Spanishg Freshman li Advisor MISS CATHERINE O'GORMAN. Spanish: Student Council Sponsor 22 . 7' iwqww Upper left: Veni, vidi, vici, as they used to say in Gaul. WGyl'Q learning our Latin and having' a ball. Upper right: Outfitted in a decorative Mexican costume, a Spanish student displays a poster from South of the Border. oreign anguage S Q E ,i MRS. CATHERINE H. BLISSARD Sophomore B Adviser MISS LILIAN M. CARRIG QPractice Teacherb MISS JOAN O'BRIEN qPractice Teacherj MISS ALICE POWER MISS LULA M. ROSS Senior A Adviser MISS CORNELIA V. RYAN Department Chairmang Juni Not Pictured: MISS FLORENCE JEFFERS Programming Assistant udic elaarfmenf MRS. HELEN L. KANE Department Chairmang Junior and Seniors Choirs Sponsor MRS. CONSTANCE C. NICKLAUS Girl's Glee Club Sponsor Not Pictured: MR. EDWARD J. O'HARA Band Director Below: Hirsc-hites harmonizing' in a music 2 class. W-wb 'wh t n ga ws 0 new L xt l'pper left: Machine Shop demonstration. Upper right: Print Shop class. Lower left: Mechanim-ul Drawing grroup Lower right: VVo0ci Shop boys at walk. jec nicaf .gplzolozi Mr. George P, Bust-a, Stage Crew Sponsorg Mr. John M. Gleason, Department Chairmang Mr. Uda H. Koernerg Mr. Harry 0. Kohler. 25 Y! 'Nix . X ix or fo r N sm .5 's 3 Mm Ti -. iw! ww 'TQ' arm gm, J 'ff 7' M . . ...., if ,HN g -Q , . i:,, iw Q., ., X, nr ai uf' 3 ia we A ai' M ' Y Fw- P lr Qffrwu' ome jaifkfufilegaerd Upper left: Oilicer Horne having' a tete-a-tete. Upper middle left: Mrs. L. Bashaw, lunchrconi manager. Upper middle: Row 1: Emma Gears, Elsie Bueler, Grace Contino, Eleanor Devineg Row 2: Ann Carey, Mary Guilbeault, Emma Anderson, Lena Hass, Catherine Healy, John Jenkins. Upper middle right: Lena Congelose, Julia Lynch, Catherine Fenlon. Lower middle: Chris Green, ass't. engineer, inspects the gaugesg Harold Bachman signs ing Joe Riffas on the job. Bottom: Alfred Johnson making' sure the pipes don't leak, Ed Singleton niops upg Mr. McDonald pulls the switch. SC O0 Vs s4SapsquwW qfAw- Q A . 'XHVNW QQ My 5 W EWU wi w ,4 cf... 0 pw... Above Lee Stopolous p1es1dent3 Darlene Phillips, vice-presidentg Mel- vie Andei son seci etary Cai ole Miller, social chairman. Left Jim W1Ht1lCh tieasurei. LUPE ALAMO Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3, President 43 La- tin Club 1, 23 Safety Engineer 13 Advanced Art 1 . . . Revere. REUBIN ALLEN Fire Guard 2, 3, 43 Hall Guard . . .Jackson fDayton, Ohioj. GALE ALPERT JHS 13 Pan-American Club 1, 33 Jr. Choir 2, 33 HERALD StaH 3, 43 Library 23 Sr. Choir . . . Dixon. LARRY ANAS Chop Suey MAROON Staff 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall Guard 1, 43 Latin Club 2 . . . Dixon JUNE ANDERSON Jo Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Ticket Salesman 2, 33 HERALD Salesman 1, 2, 33 Jr. Choir 2, 33 Sr. Choir 3, 43 Main Ofiice 23 Pan-American Club 23 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Gold H 13 Sr. Prom Committee 4 . . . Ruggles. MELVIE ANDERSON Senior Class Secretary3 Junior Class Secretary3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 43 Aqua- tic Aces 1, 2, 3, 4: Publicity Chairman 3, President 43 GAA 23 Pan-American Club 3g Ticket Sales- man 33 Jr. Choir 23 Sr. Choir 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 4: Captain 43 Freshie Guide 4: Co-Chairman 43 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 43 Adjustment Office 1, 23 Attendance Office 3: HERALD Publicity 23 Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3 . . . Dixon. MARY ANNE ANDRICK Greek Gold H 13 Library 1, 23 Glee Club 1 . . . St. Francis de Paula. GRACE BABUSCIO Gracie', Glee Club 13 Ticket Salesman 23 Gold HH 2 . . . St. Francis de Paula. ROSEMARY BAMBACE Rosie Jr. Choir 2: Secretary 23 Sr. Choir 3, 43 JHS 1, 23 NHS 3, 43 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 33 Safety Engineer 33 Student Council 33 Aquatic Aces 1, 23 Latin Club 23 Future Teachers 43 Rec- ord Office 1, 23 Gym Office 1 . . . Dixon. Une SARA BASS Student Council 33 Jr. Choir 23 Sr. Choir 3, 43 JHS 1, 23 Record Office 1, 23 NHS 3, 43 Bowling League 3g Latin Club 23 Civic and Publicity Bu- reaus 1, 2 . . . Dixon. NIORMAN BAYER Tiger Book Room 23 Hall Guard 33 Future Teachers 4: Treasurer 4 . . . Ruggles. ZLORIA BELL Glor MAROON Salesman 1, 2, 3, 4g Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2 . . . Dixon. 3ETTE BLISS Bet Aquatic Aces 23 Record Office 2, 3, 43 Pan-Amer- ican Club 33 Student Council 1g Library 13 JHS 1, 2, 3 . . . Caldwell. IOHN BOUNARDJ Moe Parker High School 1, 23 Office Messenger 4 . . . Parker. FRED BRAIDMAN Flo0gy Free Lance Artists 1, 2, 3, 4: President 43 Poster Club 1, 23 Jr. Choir 1, 23 Sr. Choir 3, 43 Fire Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dixon. LTHRISTEEN BRANCH Tina Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 33 Gym Office 23 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2 . . . Sexton. ROBERT BRODSKY Bob MAROON Staff 4: Associate Editor 43 Jr. Choir 23 Fire Guard 3, 43 JHS 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall Guard 1, 43 Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 4 . . . Dixon. SARL BROWN Big Brown Phillips High School 1 . . . Douglas. IWENDOLYN BROWN . . . Doolittle. PATRICIA BROWN Pat Hyde Park High School 13 JHS 2, 33 NHS 3, 43 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 23 Sight-Saving As- sistant 2, 33 MAROON Salesman 3, 43 HERALD Salesman 43 Ticket Salesman 4 . . . St. Ambrose. IACQUELINE BRYANT Jimmy DuSable High School 1, 2 . . . Forrestville. IOHN BUERGERMEIER Sr. Choir 3, 43 Hall Guard 3 . . . Cornell SAROL ANN BURK Attendance OHice 1, 2, 33 Sight-Saving Assistant 1, 2, 43 MAROON Salesman 1, 23 Civic and Pub- licity Bureaus 23 HERALD Salesman 43 Record Office 1 . . . Burnside. SHARON BUTLER Fubar Student Council 13 Locker Guard 4 . . . Dixon. NANCY BYSTRZYCKI Nan . . . Perry. RICHARD CARLSON Dick JHS 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 23 Hall Guard 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Reco1'd Office 2g NHS 4 . . . Ruggles. THEODORE CARTER T, T. Teddy Crane Technical High School 13 Track 23 Football 2 . . . St. Malachy. 31 Cfdriri 0 JOAN CASEY Jo GAA 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 3, 4 . . . Ross. JEAN CEDERQUIST Gym Office 35 Library 2 . . . Revere. JUDITH CHIDESTER Judy Student Council 1, 35 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Ticket Salesman 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety Engineers 2, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Library 15 Adjustment Oflice 1 . . . Avalon Park. KAY CHOISSER JHS 1, 2, 35 Jr. Choir 25 Sr. Choir 35 Pan-Ameri- can Club 35 Bowling League 2, 3: Treasurer 3 . . . Avalon Park. BARBARA CHRISTENSEN Rear Admiral Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Bowling League 1, 2, 3: President 35 Ticket Salesman 45 Student Council 15 Jr. Prom Committee 4 . . . Dixon. MARGUERITE CONNORS Margie Gold H 15 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Jr. Choir 2, 35 Sr. Choir 3, 4 . . . St. Columbanus. ROBERT CRAWFORD Hyde Park High School 1, 2, 3 . . . Sexton. THOMAS DALRYMPLE '6Tom Wrestling 1, 25 Football 25 Hall Guard 1, 45 Jr. Choir 1, 2 . . . Dixon. BARBARA DAVIS Tweet Student Council 1, 25 Gold H 15 Main Office 1, 45 Adjustment Office 2, 35 JHS 25 Ticket Sales- man 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Civic and Publicity Bu- reaus 1, 25 Pan-American Club 35 Future Teachers 45 MAROON Salesman 35 Safety Engineer 2 . . . Avalon Park. CAROLYN DAVIS Carol Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 15 Latin Club 2, 35 GAA 1 . . . Cornell. DORIS DECKER Dot Student Council 2, 35 Locker Guard 35 Gold H 25 Safety Engineer 15 Ticket Salesman 2 . . . Perry. GORDON De COOK Jerry MAROON Staff 45 Wrestling 15 Jr. Choir 1, 25 Sr. Choir 35 Latin Club 25 Program Office 2 . . . Dixon. JOY DeRE Joey Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety Engineer 1, 25 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Sight-Saving Assist- ant 2, 3 . . . Scanlan. FRANCES MARIE DiCOSOLA Fran . . . St. Francis de Paula. NANCY DODD Nance JHS 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 15 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2 . . . Avalon Park. JOSEPH DROSSET Joe Stage Crew 3, 4: Assistant Manager 3, Manager 45 Fire Guard 1, 2, 35 Safety Engineer 1, 2, 35 Jr. Choir 35 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Executive Council 45 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Swimming 1, 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4 . . . Burnside. JUDY DuFRESNE Jud Advanced Band 3, 45 Sight-Saving Assistant 4 . . . Hookway. CHARLOTTE DYE Char Attendance Office 2 . . . Cornell. 32 une 1957 E EGHERMAN Stashio asketball Manager 1, Safety Engineer 1, 2, 3, President 4, Fire Guard 1, 2, Jr. Choir 1, 2, r. Choir 3, 4, Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4, oster Club 3, 4, Executive Council 4, Student ouncil 4 . . . Dixon. ENN EISEN owen High School 1, 2, Hall Guard 2, 3, Latin lub 2, Fire Guard 2, 3, Lunchroom Guard 4 . . . ozminski. lL FERGUSON Gay tudent Council 1, 2, GAA 3, Civic Bureau 1 . . . elgrade lMissouriJ. RGARET FILECCIA Marge IAROON Staff 4: Associate Editor 4, Student ouncil 1, 3, 4: Secretary 4, Executive Council , 4: Secretary 4, Finance Bureau 3, 4: Co-Chair- ian 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Thoir 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, JHS 2, 3, HERALD Staff , Safety Engineer 3, Sight-Saving' Assistant 2, .djustment Office 3, HERALD Ad Staff 3, 4, 'reshie Guide 3, 4, NHS 4, HERALD Publicity , Jr. Prom Committee 3 . . . St. Francis de aula. RBARA FLEEGER 'fBarb Rook Room 4, Pan-American Club 1, Civic and 'ublicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 4, Aquatic Aces 2, 3, 4, r. Choir 3, Sr. Choir 4, JHS 3, Future Teachers , Attendance Office 1, Ticket Salesman 3, 4 . . . Zornell. WARD FORTINO Little Murph Kasketball 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Jr. Choir 1, 2, Sr. Ihoir 3, 4, Fire Guard 2, Movie Club 1 . . . St. Francis de Paula. BERT FOWLER Bob Basketball Manager 3 . . . Revere. NET FRANKLIN Snafu xdjustment Office 1, Library 3, Locker Guard . . . Dixon. ,RRY FUSSELL . . St. Paul. 'RMA GANT GHS 4, JHS 1, 2, 3, Record Office 2, 3, 4, Latin Ilub 2, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1 . . . Holy Xngels. WRDON GASSER Ghastly lr. Choir 1, 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Movie Club 2, 3, 4, VHS 1, 2, 3, NHS 4 . . . Ruggles. LL GIBBS . . Avalon Park. ARIE GIGLIO Sight-Saving Assistant 3, 4, Safety Engineer 1, 2, HERALD Salesman 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Ticket Salesman 4 . . . Perry. .YMOND GIGLIO Butch Football 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain 4, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Jr. Choir 3: President 3, Frack 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4: Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4 . . . Perry. CHAEL GILBERT Dude Bethel High School 1Pittsburgh, Penn.J 1, Baseball 3, 4, Hall Guard 3 . . . St. Anne's LCastle Shan- 1on, Penn.j ATHLEEN GILLIGAN Kathy Library 1, 2, 3, Adjustment Office 3, Locker Guard 2, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2 . . . Dixon. IARON GOLDMAN Sherry Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, HERALD Staff 3, 4 , . . Dixon. lNOLD GOLDSTINE Arnie Goldberg Fire Guard 1, 2, Hall Guard 2, 3, Jr. Choir 1, 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Movie Club 1 . . . Dixon. 33 Kfdrki 0 GARY GRAMSCH Gar Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Swimming Wrestling 35 HERALD Salesman 35 Fire Gua 25 Band 15 Student Council 4 . . . Cornell. DENNIS GRUMMITT Denn Student Council 2, 45 Gold H 25 Hall Guard JHS 35 Lunchroom Guard 45 Latin Club 2 . Avalon Park CAROLYN GUNDERSON Ca Aquatic Aces 1, 2, 35 JHS 15 Attendance Offi 15 Glee Club 1, 2: Treasurer 25 Civic and Pub city Bureaus 1 . . . Revere. ANDREW HALPERN Andj Pan-American Club 15 Jr. Choir 1, 25 Sr. Cho 3, 45 Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Staff 35 JHS 1, 2, 1 NHS 3, 45 HERALD Staff 3, 45 Student Counc 45 Adjustment Office 45 MAROON Salesman l Future Teachers 3, 4 . . . Avalon Park. JOHN HEINDL Scott High School fToledo, Ohioj 1, 2 . . . Rosai Cathedral fT0ledo, Ohioj PAT HEINEMANN Path MAROON Staff 45 MAROON Salesman 3, 45 Gof H 15 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Locke Guard 15 Main Office 35 Ticket Salesman 3, 1 Fire Guard 1, 25 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Sr. Pro: Committee 45 Attendance Office 4 . . . Dixon. CHARLES HIGHTOWER Charlie Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Medill. BERTIL HILDING Bert Swimming 25 Track 25 Fire Guard 35 Safety Er gineer 15 Lunch Room Guard 3: Captain 35 Movi Club 3, 45 Hall Guard 15 Band 1, 2, 35 Latin Clu 2 . . . Ruggles. ROBERTA HOFBAUER Bert NHS 45 Jr. Choir 2, 35 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Main Ofiic 15 Sight-Saving Assistant 3, 45 Civic and Publicit Bureaus 25 Latin Club 25 JHS 1 . . . Avalo Park. MARGARET HORTON Marge Lockport Senior High School fLockport, N. Y. . . . North Park fLockport, N. Y.J. RONALD HOWORTH Skip Sr. Choir 35 Program Office 25 Latin Club 25 JH! 25 Football 15 Basketball 1 . . . Dixon. EARL HOY Bud Book Room 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Fire Guard 3, 45 La tin Club 2 . . . Revere. JOHN HUNT Honest Johnf Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4. . Carter. SHIRLEY ANN HURLEY Glee Club 2, 35 Latin Club 25 Civic and Publicitf Bureaus 25 GAA 1 . . . Park Manor. WILLIAM JEFFREY Bill' Football 1, 2, 35 Fire Guard 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety En gineer 35 Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 25 Hal Guard 2, 3, 4 . . . Avalon Park. PHYLLIS JENDRAS Phyl' Glee Club 1 . . . Perry JANICE JESPERSON Jan' Library 15 Sight-Saving Assistant 15 Civic anc Publicity Bureaus 15 Latin Club 25 Bowling League 1, 2, 3: Vice-President 2, 35 MAROON Salesman 3, 4 . . . Bryn Mawr CARL JOHNSON Jr. Choir 25 Sr. Choir 3, 45 JHS 1, 2, 35 NHS 3 4: President 45 HERALD Staff 3, 45 Latin Club 2: Treasurer 25 Safety Engineer 45 Basketball 45 Executive Council 45 Student Council 4 . . .Cor- nell. 34 Une RBARA KANWISCHER Barb .ttendance Office 3 . . . Cornell. ED KETCHAM nsami' lall Guard 1, 2, 3, Lunch Room Guard 1, 2, 4, Iovie Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pan-American Club 1, 2, 3, iaseball 2, 3, Fire Guard 2, 3, Future Teachers . . . Madison. DITH KIMBALL -llldyn ,tudent Council 1, Civic and Publicity Bureaus , 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Jr. Choir 2, 3, Sr. Choir 3, , JHS 1, 2, 3, 4, HERALD Publicity 2 . .. Iornell. HN KLADIS Greek Iall Guard 2, 3, 4 . . . Avalon Park. LENE KNOWLES Donna locker Guard 2 . . . Gresham. iRVA KLOB HLIILUN lpencer High School QColumbus, Georgiaj 1, 2 . . Fifth Avenue, LGeorgiaJ. SNE KONRAD Drac 'icket Salesman 4, Sight-Saving Assistant 3, Student Council 1, Adjustment Office 1, 2, Jr. lhoir 2, 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, Sr. Ihoir 3, 4 . . . Avalon Park. ONA KROLL Lee Slee Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Board Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, MAROON Salesman 1 . . . Ruggles. NDRA LEBOE Sandie GHS 3, 4, JHS 1, 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Jr. Choir 1, 7, Aquatic Aces 1, 2, Record Office 1, 2, Latin Ilub 2, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, Gold LH 1,DBowling League 3, HERALD Salesman L . . . ixon. NNIE MAE LEE G, G. Webster High School QMinden, Louisianaj 1, 2 . . . Vones fMinden, Louisianaj. lLLIAM LENAHAN Bill Tall Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Basket- mall 1, 2, Track 1, 2 . . . St. Joachim. 'BERT EUGENE LEONARD Dutch iyde Park High School 1, 2, Baseball 3... Scott. .LMA LISS Wil Sym Office 2, Pan-American Club 3 . . . Dixon. IRMANA A. M. LOSSO M. A. 3ay Ridge High School fNew Yorkj 1, 2 . . . Elementary School, fRome, Italyj. .EO LUCAS Bonnie Iorpus Christi High School 1, 2, Future Teachers L . . . Corpus Christi. LT LUCCHESE Artie-Lou Baslfzetball 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4: Co-Captain 4, Jr. Choir 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Fire Guard 2, 3 . . . St. Clotilde. RA LUKASZ Sold H 1, 2, Sight-Saving Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2: Councilman 2, Glee Club 2, HER- ALD Salesman 1, 2, 3, 4, HERALD Staff 2, 3, 4, Safety Engineer 1, 2, 3, 4, Main Office 1, 2, Civ- lc and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 4 . . . Cornell MES MALCOM Jim , . . Park Manor. 35 5 Eta? THELMA MALER Tll6l Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, Pan-American Club 2, 3, JHS 2, HERALD Staff 3, 4, HERALD Ad Staff 2, HERALD Publicity 2, Sight-Saving Assistant 2, Future Teachers 4 . . . Avalon Park, JAMES MANN Gunner Baseball 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain 4, Football 2, 3, Wrest- ling 2, Jr. Choir 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Guard 2, 3, MAROON Salesman 2. MAUREEN ROCHELLE MARK Mo JHS 1, 2, 3, Aquatic Aces 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Jr. Choir 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3: Secretary 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, Pan-American. Club 1, 2, 3, Library Assistant 1, 3, Gym Office 2, Future Teachers 3, 4, Adjustment Office 2, Pro- gram Office 3 . . . Dixon. NORMAN MARK Norm Hall Guard 1, Fire Guard 3, Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, HERALD Staff 3, 4, Lunch Room Guard 4, Track 3. . .JHS 1, 2, 3... Dixon. PRISCILLA MARTIN Candi Englewood High School 1, 2, Glee Club 1 . . . Carver. BARBARA MAYBERGER Barb Student Council 4, Latin Club 1, Safety Engi- neers 2, 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2 . . . Longfellow lSioux Falls, South Dakotaj. JO ANN MAZUREK Jo Gold H 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, Pan-Amer- ican Club 1, 2, Jr. Choir 1, 2, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, Library 1, Locker Guard 2, 3, HERALD Salesman 2, 3, Aquatic Aces 1, 2 . . . Burnside JUDY McCABE Sight Saving 1, Attendance otlice 1, 2, 3, Safety Engineers 1, 2, 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Ticket Salesman 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Poster Club 2, 3, HERALD Salesman 4, Sr. Prom Committee 4. St. Clotilde. BETTE JEAN MENTCH Penelope HERALD Salesman 2, Civic and Publicity Bu- reaus 1, Jr. Choir 2, 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Sight-Sav- ing Assistant, Ticket Salesman 4, Adjustment Office 2, Student Council 1, Safety Engineer 1 . . . Avalon Park CAROLE MILLER Bubble MAROON Staff 4, Junior Class Social Chairman, Senior Class Social Chairman, Adjustment Office 1, 2, Latin Club 2: Vice-President 2, Jr. Choir 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Freshie Guide 4, Civic and Publi- city Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 4, HERALD Publicity, HER- ALD Ad Staff 4, Future Teachers 4, NHS 4. NORRIS MILLIGAN Alaska Hyde Park High School 1, 2, 3. GLADYS YOUNG MORAN Palmer Memorial Institute fSedalia, N. CJ 1' GAA 2, Locker Guard 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Pan- American Club 4, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2 9 . . . Carter. DONALD MURPHY Serpent Jr. Choir 1, 2, Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Latin Club 2 . . . Dixon. SCOTT MURRAY Murro Rogers High School fSpokane, Washj 1, 2, Band 3, 4 . . . Longfellow fSpokane, Wash.J. DIANE NAFFER Di Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2, Attendance Of- fice 1 . . . Avalon Park. JUDY NELSON Judy Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, Advanced Art 3, HERALD Salesman 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 3, JHS 2, Jr. Choir 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Adjustment Office 1, 2, Main Office 2, Sight-Saving Assist- ant 2 . . . Hookway. MARIETTA NEYLAND Sis Marshall High School 1, 2, GAA 3 . . . William Penn. JACQUELINE NIELSEN Jackie Jr. Choir 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, JHS 1, 2, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, Aquatic Aces 1, 2: Publicity Chairman 2, Pan- American Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Ticket 2, Main Office 1, 2, Jr. Prom Committee 3 . . . Dixon. 36 Mile TOM NOVOTNY Nl0llf', Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Guard 35 W1'estling 3 . . . Burnside. BETTY PAPPAS Bet Civic and Publicity Bureaus 25 Jr. Choir 35 Sr. Choir 45 Pan-American Club 35 JHS 25 Library 25 Jr. Prom Committee 3 . . . St. Constantine. DARLENE PHILLIPS Dar MAROON Staff 45 Senior Class Vice-President5 Junior Class Vice-President5 Jr. Choir 25 Latin Club 25 JHS 1, 25 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 4: Chairman 45 Sight-Saving Assistant 1, 2, 35 45 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Executive Council 45 NHS 45 Student Council 45 HERALD Ad Manager 3, 45 HERALD Salesman 45 Safety Engineer 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Sr. Prom Committee 45 Freshie Guide 3, 4 . . . Wentworth. MARILYN POERIO Maril MAROON Staff 45 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 35 Jr. Choir 25 Sr. Choir 35 HERALD Ad Staff 2, 45 Ticket Salesman 2, 3, 45 Main Office 1, 25 Attendance Office 25 HERALD Publicity 25 Jr. Prom Committee 3 . . . Cornell. KAROL PORTER Karlo MAROON Staff 45 JHS 1, 2, 35 NHS 45 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Main Office 1, 2, 35 At- tendance Office 25 Gold HH 15 Latin Club 25 Adv. Band 15 HERALD Salesman 3, 45 Ticket Salesman 3, 45 Adv. Art 35 Poster Club 2, 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Sr. Prom Committee 4: Safe- ty Engineer 1, 25 Program Office 2 . . . Dixon. CORWIN QUERREY Dennie MAROON Staff 4: Editor-in-Chief 45 JHS 1, 25 Latin Club 25 Hall Guard 35 Jr. Choir 25 Execu- tive Council 4: Student Council 4 . . . Dixon. MARY RAGANS Flower Technical High School 1, 2 . . . Raymond. RICHARD REDA Dick Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Choir 1, 25 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Swimming 2 . . . Avalon Park. RICHARD REECE Dick . . . Revere. JEANNE RICARD Dimples Jr. Choir 1, 25 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Record Office 1, 25 Pan-American Club 35 Aquatic Aces 1, 25 Gym Office 35 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Stu- dent Council 25 Safety Engineer 4 . . . Dixon. DORA JEAN ROBINSON Phillips High School 15 GAA 1 . . . Oakland. JOAN ROSENBERG Joanie Jr. Staff 35 Sr. Staff 45 HERALD Salesman 2, 3, 45 Sight-Saving' Assistant 25 Student Council 3, 45 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 MAROON Salesman 25 HERALD Publicity 2 . . . Avalon Park. JUDY ROSENDAHL Row Boat Main Office 1, 25 Attendance Office 1, 2, 3, 45 JHS 1, 2, 35 NHS 45 HERALD Staff 3, 45 Latin Club 2: Secretary 25 Poster Club: Secretary 1, 2, 35 Jr. Choir 1, 25 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Library Assist- ant 1, 35 Publicity Bureau 15 Finance Bureau 45 Student Council 15 Sight-Saving 25 Safety En- gineer 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, 45 Free Lance Artists 2, 3 . . . Dixon. ALVIN ROSS Smiley St. Elizabeth High School 1, 25 Music Club 45 Hall Guard5 Lunch Room Guard . . . St. Anne. DOROTHY ROTH Dede Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Student Council 15 Library 15 Main Office 1, 2, 3, 4: Adjustment Office 3, 45 Gym Office 35 Gold H 15 Ticket Salesman 3, 45 Attendance Office 2, 3, 45 Poster Club 1, 2, 35 Pan-American Club 3. BONNIE ROTHSTEIN Spanish Club 25 Jr. Choir 25 Sr. Choir 3, 4: Li- brairy 15 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2 . . . Cald- we l. DAVID RUSS Dave Spanish Club 25 Jr. Choir 2, 35 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Student Council 15 JHS 1, 2, 35 Civic and Publi- city Bureaus 4 . . . Dixon LONNIE SATTERLEE Lon Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3 . . . Avalon Park. 37 A Q qi an .xr W +5 5 .Q K Q' if mf -....- - xx 4. is '63 if .f 9 .. 5.4 ks YS ROGER SCHAFARZEK Ref Hall Guard 3 . . . Burnside. LINDA LOU SCHULZE Schultzii Jr. Choir 33 Sr. Choir 43 HERALD Staff 3, Civic and Publiicity Bureaus 23 JHS 1, 23 GA 23 Bowling League 33 Placement Office 2, 3, - Safety Engineer 33 Future Teachers 43 Tick! Salesman 4 . . . Ruggles. LLOYD WILLIAM SCOTT Benny Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall Guard 13 JHS 23 HERALD Staff 3, 43 Safety Engineer 33 F1 ture Teachers 43 Sight-Saving Assistant 2, 3, A Latin Club 23 Program Office 2 . . . Burnside. CHARLOTTE SMITH Chai NHS 43 JHS 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 33 Aquat Aces 1, 2, 33 Publicity Chairman 33 Jr. Staff E Sr. Staff 3, 43 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, E Student Council 1, 23 Gold H 1, 23 Librar Assistant 1, 2, 33 Sight Saving 2, 33 Main Offic 2, 33 Sr. Choir 3, 43 Ticket Salesman 1, 2, 3, 4 HERALD Salesman 2, 33 Jr. and Sr. Prom Con mittee3 Fire Guards 3, 43 Safety Engineers 2, I . . . St. Francis de Paula. ROBERT STANGEL Casey Mt. Ca1'mel 13 MAROON Staff 2, 3, 43 Wrestlin 2, 33 HERALD 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 4 . . . S' Francis de Paula. MARVIN STEPHENS Steve Englewood High School 1, 2, 33 ROTC 4 . . McCosh. LEE STOPOULOS 3-4 Junior Class Presidentg Senior Class President Jr. Choir 1, 2: Treasurer 23 Sr. Choir 3, 4: Treas urer 43 Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 43 Fire Guard 2, 33 JHS 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain 43 Wrestling 1, 2 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshie Guide 43 Executivi Council 4: Treasurer . . . Dixon. JUDIE SYLVESTER Toots' Poster Club 2, 33 Advanced Art 2, 33 Civic am Publicity Bureaus 1, 23 Safety Engineer 1, 2, 3 Main Office 43 Record Office 1, 23 Adjustmen' Office 2, 33 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Sr. Pron Committee 43 Ticket Salesman 33 Gold H 1 Latin Club 2 . . . Dixon. KATALIN SZENT-GYORGYI Kathy' Hyde Park High School 1, 2, 3 . . . Scott. CLAUDIE TELLEFSEN M0uSie' Locker Guard 1, 2, 33 Library 43 Gold H 13 Stu- dent Council 13 Ticket Salesman 43 HERALI Salesman 2, 33 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 3: Safety Engineer 33 Aquatic Aces 3, 43 Postel Club 1, 23 GAA 3 . . . Ryder. JOHN TONDELLO Ton Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Fire Guard 1, 23 ROTC 1 2, 3, 43 Advanced Art 3 . . . Burnside. INEZ TONDU P: Aquatic Aces 2, 33 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 23 Locker Guard 3 . . . Cornell. CAROL ANN TREMAINE Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Jr. Choir 1, 23 Sr. Choir 3, 43 Safety Engineer 23 Record Office 13 Main Office 1, 23 Latin Club 23 Student Council 2, 33 JHS 1, 2, 33 Poster Club 2, 3g Secretary 33 Jr. Prom Committee3 Future Teachers 3, 43 Ticket Sales- Publicity Bureau 1, 2 . . . Dixon. ALAN TUCKER Tuck Latin Club 23 Hall Guard 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 HERALD Staff 3, 43 Track 3, 4 . . . Ruggles. MARLENE TURAY Mar Student Council 1, 23 Latin Club 2: Vice-Pres- ident 23 Poster Club 33 Civic and Publicity Bu- reaus 1 . . . Perry. MARIETTA VITHOULKAS Mairs Pan-American Club 1, 23 Main Office 23 Library 23 JHS 2, 3, 43 Jr. Choir 2, 33 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 23 Prom Committee 33 Ticket Salesman Avalon Park. JERRY VOLD Sam Civic and Publicity Bureaus 43 Hall Guard 2, 3 . . . Dixon. MARY WAGNER Attendance Office 43 JHS 1 . . . St. Lawrence. Jr. Choir 1, 23 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 23 une 1957 'I WATAMANIUK brary 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Perry. DNTINE WEEDEN Lge Jwling 3, 45 Pan-American 35 Attendance Office Safety Engineers 35 Civic and Publicity Bu- eaus 2, 3 . . . Madison. IERT E. WEILERT I Yo-Yo alifornia High CWhittier, Californlab 1, 2 . . . ast Whittier fWhittier, Californiaj. JFORD WEIS Sandy all Guard 1, 25 Fire Guard 3, 45 JI-IS 1, 2, 35 rogram Office 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Rug- .es. RLEY JO WELLS Oliver-Oil nderson High School fAustin, Texasj 1, 2 . . . ealing Jr. High fAustin, Texasj. ROLE WIDERBORG Weedy', IAROON Staff 45 Jr. Prom Committee Chair- lang Student Council 1, 25 Civic and Publicity ureaus 1, 2, 35 Sight Saving Assistant 2, 35 iERALD Salesman 25 Poster Club 2, 35 Gold H 15 HERALD Publicity 25 Safety Engineer . . . Avalon Park. ARMAINE WILLIAMS Honey ocker Guard 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Safety Engineer 5 French Club 1, 2 . . . St. Columbanus ACE ELEASE WILLIAMS Sugar llee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 2, Vice-President 5 Gold H 15 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 15 -AA 15 Pan-American Club 2, 3 . . . Park Man- r. VID EMERY WILSON Dave Lifle Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Vrestling 25 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cornell. VIES WINTRICH Jim enior Class Treasurerg Latin Club 1, 2: Presi- ent 25 JHS 1, 25 Jr. Choir 25 Basketball 15 Base- all 3, 45 Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Avalon Park. LIANNE YELVERTON Julie PAA 15 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 25 Glee Club 5 Future Teachers 4 . . . Wendell Phillips. RRY M. ZAK Such Ltudent Council 15 Hall Guard 1, 25 Wrestling 15 Football 25 Band 1 . . . Dixon. LENE JANE ZINK Ar .ibrary 1, 2, 35 Pan-American Club 2, 3 .. 'erry. SHUTTER SHY SENIOR B'S Karen Blomquist Yvonne Dorey Tom Faragoi Robert Hanler Donald Hultman Burton Jackson Bill Lake Ernest Lott Karl Lyman Miriam Meyer Nathaniel Moore Terry O'Hara Arlene Oliver Thomas Thomsen Barbara White Curtis Young SHUTTER SHY SENIOR A'S Ardrene Brown Ray Chin Barbara Forte John Frangella Marvin Goldstein Alberta Hawthorne William Karr Curtis Lacy Alan Lang Steve Lomvardious John Mahoney Tom Manella Jerry O'Donnell Kenneth Pontikes A1 Salvino David Schroeder Lawrence Toth Geraldine Wendt 45 Cfadfi O icem Above: John Borling, president, Judy Sanders, vice-president, Diane Cook, secretary, Fred Sandstrom, treasurer. Left: Marlene Malito, social chairman. RAYMOND ALMER Ray Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council lg Pan-American Club 2, JHS 1 . . . Cornell. JOYCE ANDERSON Jr. Choir 1, 2, 3: Vice-President 39 Adjustment Office 1, 2, 3, 43 JHS 1, 2, 33 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 4, Finance Bureau 3, 43 Sr. Choir 43 Student Council 35 Aquatic Aces 3, 43 HER- ALD Staff 3 . . . Dixon. DIANNE ANDREWS Lizzie JHS 1, 2, 3g Jr. Choir 2, 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Sr, Staff 3, 45 GAA 1g Adjustment Office 1, 23 Latin Club 23 Civic Bureau 23 HERALD Staff 33 HER- ALD Salesman 3 . . . Cornell. JAMES BAIRD Jim Hall Guard 1, 2, Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . West Pullman Vocational. BEVERLY BANDY Bev Pan-American Club 3, GAA 1 . . . Revere. JOHN BEATTY Wrestling 2, 3, 43 HERALD Staff 4, Advanced Band 3, 4, Fire Guard 3, 4 . . . Dixon. ROBYN BERG Bobbie Locker Guard 1, Bowling Team 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Gompers. BARBARA BERGLUND Barb Record Office 1, Main Office 13 Bowling 1, 2, Jr. Choir 2: Secretary 25 Sr. Choir 3, 4, Ticket Sales- man 2, 3, Safety Engineer 1, 23 JHS 2, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, Pan-American Club 2, GAA 1 . . . Dixon. LESLIE BLAND Leg Basketball Manager 35 Latin Club 2 . . . Phil- ips. 40 anuafg 1 AREN BOHART Adjustment Office 1, 2, Civic and Publicity Bu- reaus 1, 2, JHS 1, 2, 3, Pan-American Club 2, Gym Office 2, Main Office 2, 3, Book Room 3, NHS 3, 4 . . . Dixon. OHN BORLING J. B. Senior Class President, JHS 1, 2, 3: President 2, Hall Guard 1, 2: Captain 2, Fire Guard 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 3, ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Lt. 3, Picked Platoon 1, 2, 3, 4, Riiie Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 1, 4, Jr. Choir 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4: Coun- cilman 4, Football 3 . . . Cornell. .INDA BRANDT Itt Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, GAA 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Pan-American Club 2, Main Office 3, HER- ALD Staff 3, Book Room 1, Gym Secretary 3 . . . Dixon. UDITH LYNN CLEMENTS Clem Attendance Office 1, 2, Pan-American Club 2, 3, HERALD Staff 3 . . . Dixon. ITHENA CONSTANTARAS Becky JHS 1, 2, Library 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Adjustment Office 2, 3, Record Office 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2 . . . Bennett. DIANE COOK Cookie Senior Class Secretary, Aquatic Aces 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2, 3, Main Oflice 1, 2, 3, Adjustment Ohice 1, Attend- ance Ofiice 3, GAA 1, Sight-Saving Assistant 2, Ticket Salesman 2, 3, 4, Pan-American Club 2, Safety Engineer 1, 2 . . . Cornell. LRDELLE CWAIN UA1-tie Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2 . . . Perry. ELAINE DALLAS Sight-Saving Assistant 1, Gym Otlice 3, Jr. Choir 1, 2, 3, Pan-American Club 2, 3, Sr. Choir 4, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 3 . . . Dixon. oHN DANIEL Johnny Football 1, 2, Fire Guard 3 . . . Phillips. LHARON DANIELS Sight-Saving Assistant 1, Gym Office 3, Aquatic Aces 1, 2, 3, 4, HERALD Salesman 4, Safety Engineer 1 . . . St. Joachim. ,ATRICIA DODD Patsy Advanced Band 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Main Office 1, 2, 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, JHS 1, 2, Pan-American Club 2, HERALD Salesman 2, Jr. Staff 3, Sight-Saving Assistant 3, Safety En- gineer 3, Attendance Oflice 3, Poster Club 3: Secretary 3 . . . Avalon Park. VANE EMAHISER Janie MAROON Staff 3, 4, MAROON Salesman 2, Ad- justment Office 1, 2, Attendance Office 1, 2, 3, JHS 1, 2, 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2, GAA 1, 2 . . . Cornell. IARLMAC FALK Swim 1, Track 3, Fire Guard 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Dixon. ,INDA FINK Lynn Hayward, Wisconsin . . . Our Lady of Hungary QBoylan, Wisc.J. ' WAYNE FISCHL Fish Mt. Carmel 1, Football 3, 4 . . . St. Joachim. EDWARD FORD Fearless Track Team 3, Lunchroom Guard 3, Latin Club 2, Football Manager 3 . . . Sexton. Jerry Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 2 . . . Reve1'e. IOAN GABE --Joe Gym Office 1 . . . Madison. 41 'M 64454 0 GARY GIBBS Swim 1, 2, Hall Guard 1 . . . Burnside. WILLIAM GILDHAUS Bill Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Adjustment Office 13 Ji Choir 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4 Fire Guard 2, 3, 4, Pan-American Club 2 . . Dixon. JOYCE HANDLER Aquatic Aces 1, 2, Gym Office 1, 2, Attendanc Office 3, 4, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, E 4, HERALD Staff 33 Bowling League 2, 33 Ticke Salesman 2, 3, 4, Pan-American 23 HERALI Salesman 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Fir Guard 1, 2, Safety Engineer 1, 2, . . . Dixon. PALMA LYNN HANSON Polly Adjustment Office 1, Jr. Choir 2, Ticket Sales man 4 . . . Avalon Park. DONALD HARRIS Don' De La Salle High School 1, 23 Hall Guard 3 . . St. Michael tSante Fe, New MexicoJ. RICHARD HARTMANN Dick' Mt. Carmel High School 1 . . . St. Lawrence. NANCY HEINEN Nance' Junior Class Treasurer 35 JHS 1, 2: Secretary 2 Student Council 1, 2, Jr. Choir 2, 3, Sr. Choir 3 4, Ticket Salesman 2, 3, 4, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 4, Placement and Adjustmen' Offices 1, 2, Main Office 2g Bowling League 1 2, Latin Club 2, GAA 1g Fire Guard 3, 45 Futur4 Teachers 4 . . . Dixon. YVONNE HENDRICKS Hoover Senior High School QOakland, Calif.J I . . . Park Manor. BARBARA HUGHES Barb' Student Council 1, 2, JHS 1, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 33 Aquatic Aces 1, 2, 3: Secretary 35 Pan-American Club 1, 25 Ticket Salesman 2 3, Jr. Choir 2, Sr. Choir 35 MAROON Salesmar 1, 2, 35 Main Office 2 . . . Avalon Park. DORIS JANSSEN D0r' Attendance Office 1, 2, 3, Bowling Team 1, 2, 3' Division Secretary lg HERALD Staff 3, 45 Jr Choir 2, 35 Pan-American Club 2, 35 Sr. Choil 4 . . . Dixon. JOYCE JEFFRIE Peaches GAA 1, 2 . . . Park Manor. CHARLES JOHNSON Speedo Carver High School . . . Carver. JEANETTE JOHNSON Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Poster Club 3g Pan-American Club 2, 3 . . . Dixon. ROBERT KANN Bob . . . Ruggles ELWOOD KERN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Picked Platoon 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Guard 3, 45 Latin Club 2, Drill Team 1, 2 . . . Dixon. ROBERTA KLEIN Bert HERALD Staff 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2, 3, Poster Club 33 GAA 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Record Office 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Cornell. STEVE LADD Steverino Latin Club 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3g Safety Engineer 23 Basketball 1, Band 1, 2. 39 Hall Guard 1, 2 . . . Avalon Park. WILLIAM LARSEN Bill Sr. Choir 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, Football 1, 25 Hall Guard 2, 3, 43 Safety Engineer 3, 4. . . Park Manor. 42 CLI'lbL6Ll g IBERT LAWLER Bones . . . Cornell. ERLE LEZAK Shorty Pan-American Club 2, Record Office 1, 2, 3, At- tendance Office 2, Jr. Choir 2, 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, JHS 1, 2, 3: Social Chairman 3, GAA 3, Aquatic Aces 2, 3, 4: Social Chairman 3 . . . Dixon. JNALD LINDE Don Hall Guard 1 . . . Cornell. JNNIE LOGULLO Adjustment Office 1, 2, 3, 4, JHS 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Main Office 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, Jr. Choir 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, Pan- American Club 2, 3 . . . Avalon Park. JUIS MALITO Louie Student Council 1, 2, 3, Football 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2 . . . Burnside. ARLENE MALITO Mar Senior Class Social Chairman, Junior Class Social Chairman, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Aquatic Aces 3, 4, Gym Oiice 1, Sight-Saving Assistant 3, JHS 3, J1'. Choir 2, 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Bowling 2, GAA 1, 2, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, Ticket Salesman 2, 3, Safety Engineer 1, Pan-American Club 2, Future Teachers 4 . . . Cornell. QARA MARCHESE Clare Student Council 1, 2, Civic and Publicity Bu- reaus 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Choir 2, 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, JHS 1, Latin Club 2, Main Office 1, 2, 3, 4, Attend- ance Office 1, Adjustment Office 2, Ticket Sales- man 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, MAROON Salesman 3, 4 . . . Cornell. ARBARA MATSON Barb Bowling 1, 2, 3, Gym Office 3, Civic and Publi- city Bureaus 1, Jr. Choir 2, 3 . . . Dixon. DNALD MAYS f'Ron Jr. Choir 1, 2, Hall Guard 3 . . . Dixon. ATHERINE McELROY Kay MAROON Staff 3, 4, Student Council 1, JHS 1, 2, Adjustment Office 1, Attendance Office 2, Gym Office 3, 4, Bookroom 2, Latin Club 2, HERALD Staff 3 . . . Burnside JSEPHINE McHUGH Jo Parker High School 1 . . . Harvard. JSEPH MESSINA Joey Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cornell. NGELO MICELLI Jr. Skok Hall Guard 2, 3, Jr. Choir 1, Football 1 . .. Cornell. HERI MILLER Sher JHS 2, 3, Pan-American Club 2, Poster Club 3, Locker Guard 3 . . . Burnside ARBARA MIZICKO Zeke JHS 1, 2, 3, HERALD Staff 3, 4, Jr. Choir 1, 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Bowling 2, 3: Captain 2, Fire Guard 3, Record Office 1, 2, 3 . . . Revere. JHN HENRY MOORE Council Training School fNormal, Ala.J 1, 2, 3, Football 4 . . . West Madison, Ala. OBERT NORDBY Bob Wrestling' 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2 . . . Burnside. IANE PAGE Di JHS 1, 2, 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 2, Latin Club 2, Poster Club 3: President 3, Student Council 2 . . . Dixon. 43 CAM 0 WESLEY PETERS We Tilden Technical High School 1, 2, Hall Gua 3, Fire Guard 3 . . . Dixon. LINDA PETERSON Pctl Aquatic Aces 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 3, JH 2, 3, Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 3, 4, St dent Council 3, 4, Jr. Choir 2, Sr. Choir 3, 1 Adjustment Office 1, 2, Ticket Salesman 3, 1 Pan-American Club 2, Future Teachers 4, GA 1, 2 . . . Cornell. SHIRLEY PRUITT Little Pruit Wendell Phillips High School 1, 2, 3 . . . Do little. RONALD RANGER Rox Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Hall Guard 1, I Poster Club 1 . . . Burnside. SHELDON RAY Larr3 MAROON Staff 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, Fii Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Engineer 1, 2, 3, 4, Ai vanced Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, MAROO Ad Salesman 2, 3, 4, Record Office 3, JHS 1 . . Ruggles. LORNA RICE Lonnie Band 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Libral 3 . . . Revere. SHIRLEY RILEY Park Manor. THERESA ROMANO Tessy Aquatic Aces 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Chairman 2, Stl dent Council 2, 3, Main Office 2, 3, Safe-ty E1 gineer 2, Ticket Salesman 2, 3, 4, MAROOQ Captain 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, Pan-American Clu 2, Jr. Choir 2, 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Civic and Publ city Bureaus 1, 2, 3, Future Teachers 3 .. Cornell. CAROLRENE RUETZ Carol JHS 1, 2, 3, Attendance Office 1, 2, Jr. Choir E Bowling 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, 2, 3, HERALD Stai 3, 4, Safety Engineer 1, 2, Fire Guard 3, Lati Club 2, Ticket Salesman 2, Civic and Publicit Bureaus 1, 2, HERALD Publicity. JANET RYAN Jan Parker High School 1, 2 . . . Yale. JUDY SANDERS Senior Class Vice-President, Junior Class Vice President, Aquatic Aces 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chair man 2, Treasurer 3, Jr. Choir 2, 3: Vice-Presiden 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, JHS 1, 2, 3: Social Chairman 2 Ticket Salesman 2, 3, 4, Civic and Publicity Bur eaus 1, 2, Adjustment Oflice 1, 2, GAA 1, Pan American Club 1, 2, Fire Gua1'd 3, 4, HERALI Salesman 3, 4 . . . Avalon Park. FREDRICK SANDSTROM Fred Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council 1, JHI 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 2, Fire Guard 3, Football 1, 2 Gold H 2 . . . Park Manor. RICHARD SARTORI Dick Movie Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 2, Student Coun cil 1, 2, Fire Guard 2, 3 . . . Burnside. WILLIAM SAXE Willy' ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3 4, Commander 3, 4, Picked Platoon 1, 2, 3, 4 Adjustment Office 1, Hall Guard 1, 2, Luncl Room Guard 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Fire Guard 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Avalon Park. FRANK SCHMITT Hans' Wrestling 2, 3, Hall Guard 2 . . . Ingolstadt 1GermanyJ. RICHARD SHELLBERG Swede' Student Council 1, Stage Crew 3 . . . Burnside. EVA SILAS Dunbar Vocational School . . . Raymond. MARVIN SKYLES Marv Chicago Vocational School 1, Band 2, 3 .. Hookway. 44 dnudfy I XROL STEGEMAN Steg Aquatic Aces 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 35 JHS 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety Engineer 25 Gym Secretary 1, 2, 35 Adjustment Office 15 Pan- American Club 2 . . . Burnside. ARILYN STEIN Attendance Office 1, 2, 35 Library 15 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Fire Guard 35 Safety En- gineer 35 Pan-American Club 25 Adjustment Of- fice 35 Poster Club 3 . . . Avalon Park. rIIELA STONE Bowling 1, 2, 3: Secretary 35 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 25 Gym Secretary 1, 2, 35 Jr. Choir 1, 2, 35 Student Council 35 Pan-American Club 25 JHS 1, 2 . . . Dixon. IARON SURFUS Swifi HERALD Staff 3, 45 Adjustment Office 25 Sight- Saving Assistant 25 GAA 15 Bowling League 1, 2: JHS 1, 2, 35 Jr. Choir 35 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Latin Club 2: Councilman 25 Civic and Publicity Bu- reaus 1, 25 Student Council 2, 35 Fire Guard 3, 4 . . . Hookway. UNE SWANSON Hall Guard 1, 25 Fire Guard 1, 2, 3, 45 Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Jr. Choir 25 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Pan-American Club 2 . . . Cornell. IANA THORNE Dee GAA 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cornell. ARGARET TISDALE Tizzy Du Sable High School 15 Pan-American Club 2 . . . Coleman. ARILYN UDELL Mickey Adjustment Office 1, 25 JHS 1, 2, 35 Bowling League 1, 2, 35 Pan-American Club 25 HERALD Staff 3, 45 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 15 At- tendance Office 35 HERALD Salesman 3... Ruggles. JRELEE URBANEK Lori MAROON Staff 3, 4: Associate Editor 3, 45 JHS 1, 2, 35 Jr. Choir 2, 35 Main Office 25 Adjustment and Placement Offices 1, 2, 35 GAA 15 Civic and Publicity Bureaus 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1: Council- man! 25 HERALD Salesman 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Avalon Par . JBERT VYSTHER Chicago Vocational School 15 Lunch Room Guard 45 Pan-American Club 25 Advanced Band 3, 4 Burnside. EIARLES WASSERMAN Charley Student Council 1, 25 Basketball 2, 3 . . . Dixon. DWARD WATSON Watt Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4 . . . Burnside. XMUEL STUART WEXLER Sam Movie Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pan-American Club 25 Fire Guard 3, 45 HERALD Salesman 15 Band 2, 3, 45 JHS 3 . . . Ruggles. AMES WILLIAMS Red Tilden Technical High School 1, 2 . . . Doolittle. ANCY WILLIAMS Nan MAROON Staff 3, 45 Attendance Office 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Bowling 35 JHS 15 Fire Guard 3, 45 Future Teachers 4 . . . Cornell. UDOLPH WILLIAMS Rudy Wrestling 15 Pan-American 25 Lunchroom Guard 4 . . . Betsy Ross. JUISE WLOCZEWSKI Lou . . . Cornell. ARBARA ZIMMERMAN Barb Attendance Office 1 . . . Avalon Park. 45 l '--Nez.. by s . . Q, ,E S Row 7: Jackie Sandberg, Bill Schehl, Dennis Schellhase, Bernie Schlifke Jacques Schmoll, Mil Schwab. Row 8: Cindy Schwartz, Paul Scott Michael Shapiro, Joy Sherman Beatrice Singer, Pat Slone. v 1 J Row 9: Richard Smith, Eileen Stern, Carolyn Stevens, Garnett Steward, Stewart Stitzel, Mary Ann Sullivan. P uniom A Row 1: Stacy Makris, Judy Materna Garnet Matlock, Patricia McHugh Aurum Mendelsohn, Florence Messina. Row 2: Miriam Meyer, Robt. Mingus Carol Mizinski, Ralph Muentzer Bob Nagy, Kenneth Nelson. Row 3: Ron Nelson, Calvin Nesbitt, Lee Nichols, Bonita Nickos, Ellen O'Connor, Doris Oglander. Row 4: Claudette Olson, Bernard Ostrowsky, Ghalib Othman, Anita Panichi, Ray Pentel, Dolores Perrotta. Row 5: Louise Petrucci, Eileen Phelan, Mary Plutz, Warren Polan- sky, Dorothy Provenzano, Joyce Ray. Row 6: Sharon Renderman, Virginia Richards, Sally Roderick, Augustus Rogers, Jerry Rose, Richard Ruvoli. :S P uniorfi 5 Low 1: Ralph Sutton, Paul Swanson. low 2: Jerry Sylvan, Stephanie Tan- chak, John Teclaw, David Tenny, John Thanos, Wayne Tolnai. low 3: Yvonne Torry, Marian Wal- dren, Melvin Walker, Jo Ann Wang, Tom Ward, Nancy Watamaniuk. low 4: Stanley Watson, Carolyn Weatherwax, Adele Weltman, Gus Werner, Barbara West, Bobby Williams. tow 5: Lorraine Williams, Stanley Young, Jack Zevin, Jo Ann Zimmer, Bruce Zini, Norma Zislis. 314 Cfaaa O icem 1 . :. . . S , L -an mf wi ll 1 Q L l A 'i K ' la. f' ' fxysay, 4,5 Q 2 :ii --,. vi 'iii Hx Y QQ: gg: 4 il . 1 1 35.2, u 4- .. E fu. 5 sa o s ,SWK Q i L0 Six . -,.-,-4 X Q if x 3, ixffl Ei Ms ,iiiillloifliililisl Sw - ::::.. so F W' WNV.-2 gg, V Si :,:,:,:,, - , .5 'WS -Q. Q32 X l 'W g A 13 - 3:1 an .K Q . -A X. .... X-Si M , .,.,., A , x ,y le? Left to right: Rich Lee, pres- ident: Carolyn Stevens, vice-president: Dorothy Provenzano, treasurer, Anita Panichi, secretary. E 4 1 l Row 7: Carole Clarren, John Davis, Sandy Day, Gail Dellinger, Gloria DiBraccio, Bob Doychak. Row 8: Jacqueline Dunn, Marge Dur- kin, Caryl Eagle, Elaine Ellis, Emogen Brooks, Annette Epstein. Row 9: Jack Ricard, Carol Farber, Mike Feingold, Carolyn Findlay, Patricia Finley, Thomas Ford. 7 uniom A Row 1: Sharon Ahearn, Allen Aronk, Larry Altman, Don Anderson, John Anderson, Judith Anderson. Row 2: Nancy Anderson, Robert Anderson, Angie Anton, Dorothy Atkinson, Lee Ayers, Richard Barker. Row 3: Gerry Barto, Marcia Bass, Karen Beger, Donna Berman, Hubert Bernheim, Janice Black- burn. Row 4: Henry Blakely, Jean Blom- berg, Bill Bordone, Richard Brandel, Shirley Brice, Bob Brown. Row 5: Lenzie Brown, Sherwood Brown, John Bryak, George Bur- nett, Barbara Burnette, Dorothy Campbell. , Row 6: Jim Candlin, Wayne Charles, Connie Chentes, Carlene Cheved- den, Joe Chiappetta, Verda Clark. 7 uniord A w 1: Jeanette Foreen, Janice Fors- Jerg, Joyce Friedman, Maris Fried- nan, James Gaston, Preston Silliam. w 2: Bonnie Glass, Sheila Goldman, Stuart Grauer, JoAnn Greubel, Donna Griffiths, Eugene Guilbeault. w 3: Martha Hane, John Harrison, Iohnnia Mae Harvey, George Heinz, Iolane Henderson, Louise Hertsted. iw 4: Mary Hevesy, Leslie Higgins, Lewis Hirsch, Bob Hoffman, Phyllis Holmes, George Hornung. nw 5: Joanne Hutchinson, Gloria Hybert, Karen Janesy, Stan Janusz, Carol Jesselson, Carole Jones. nw 6: Linda Kohn, Catherine Kanakis, Karyn Kaplan, Mary Kapsalis, Margie Kastel, Sharon Kayse. Row 7: Frank King, George Kizman, Don Kocolowski, Louise Kohn, Caryl Knutson, Lynn Lacey. Row 8: Karen Laing, Jack Lamb, Sandra Lane, Jack Law, Richard Lee, Marleen Lenahan. Row 9: Joan Lerch, Dave Letford John Liht, Carol Lohmar, Dean Mack, Antoinette Mahoney. Q 7 uniom if Row 1: Bonnie Anderson, Jackie Anderson, Marlene Arbuckle, Pat Babitsky, Barbara Barkman, Mary Lou Barnes. Row 2: Thomas Battaglia, Barbara Beerheide, William Bernstein, Gar- field Branch, Gordon Brannon, Judy Brislen. Row 3: Elsie Brown, Naomi Brown- ing, Nancy Biggs, Bud Binner, Jack Becker, Sara Brooks. Row 4: Gail Burk, David Carlson, Laura Cook, Francis Crowley, Ger- ald Cushing, Anna Cusmans. Row 5: James Dannis, Wilburn Daw- son, Don DeLucia, Marjorie DeWitt, Thean Dickett, Dilie Amos. Row 6: Manilla Dickens, Carroll Dragon, Ed Durant, Marlene Fabry, Richard Ferraro, John Fisher. 'i +f1- Ziim s A-4. ,. Q Q55 J -:l- 5'::g- , J' l uibl' mf li kiwi: mi' X . ..,., , W ge f Q S1 SN . -M: ,,.. eg ,- Q f fs' 2 0 W . ,R hw .M X as iw as J f X 1 'Q' ' fi fs . , , ,. 5,5 ' I M 3 -of 5 WW' 2 .,.:f::j '--is ,P , ' 2 , - ,,,, . 'X my 7 Q, A l ak 5 , Q Z9 EE 1+ ee Q 'Y E 551 QQ: W S , :ig- ' im.. V:-.5 ' Q A 2 E .ui ,Z .., 4. S r 5 Row 7: Sharon Fisher, Joan Flemings Darlene Frederick, Marlene Frei man, Joe Gennon, Clarice Giglio. Row 8: Jean Gilliam, Sheila Goldman Sheila Haley, Jackie Harris, Marl Hartman, Jean Herz. Row 9: Gloria Hubbard, Willian Jackson, Betty Kalesperis, Lucille Karczynski, Judith Kaz, Charles Kinney. ,uz ,ga g . 1 t E5 -' ' Q.,, ow 7: Joan Seckel, Sandra Sekanis, Marilee Solesky, Steve Spyrison, Myrna Stern, Barbara Trotter. .ow 8: Jill Turley, Allen Twedt, Carol Tork, Glenn Treganza, Clin- ton Underwood, Maxine Ward. Low 9: Janet Weeden, Kenneth Whit- ing, Freddie Williamson, Harriet Hitterman, Thomas Yateman, Steven Yocom. P unions 6 Row 1: Darnella Kitchen, Irene Kor- pan, Judy LaPook, Jerry Lambert, Lillian Lee, Ron Linden. Row 2: Eula Love, Carol Lundgren, Gloria Malito, Charles Mann, Dor- othy McCa1lum, Alex McCrae. Row 3: Bob Mohan, Ola M. Mont- gomery, Nancy Mitchell, Joyce Moritz, Richard O'Connor, Kathryn Pappas. Row 4: Dick Person, Sharon Peterson, Sharon Petrus, John Phillips, An- tonio Picciola, Sharon Postlewait. Row 5: Joe Pozzi, Christine Pridun, Joseph Pruitt, Peter Rainey, Geral- dine Ransome, Gary Render. Row 6: Kathryn Rodgers, Anita Ross, Jim Saavedra, Elizabeth Scara- mella, Patricia Schneider, Ginny Scott. Row 7: Mary Anne Morie, Mari Ann Moten, Dave Mulvihill, Marjorie Mundt, Les Nelson. Row 8: Ruth Nordin, Karen Nudo, Joan O'Dea, Shirley 0'Gorzaly, John Paluch. Row 9: Kenneth Patrick, Geraldine Patterson, Leburdie Patterson, Allan Peletz, Arlene Pervier. Row 10: Angeline Petrungaro, Frank Petruzzo, Paul Pompian, Wanda Pruitt, Marie Ragans. 52 SOFA Olflfl 0l e is Row 1: David Jensen, Charles Jones, Jesse Johnson, Marilyn Kanwischer, Sherman Katz. Row 2: John Keane, John Kidd, Andy Klemenko, Mary Knowles, Bob Kocolowski. Row 3: Barbara Kolb, Judy Kraska, Joy Landers, Henry Lange, Russell Lawson. Row 4: Harvey Leboe, Lila Lichten, Sharlene Lippert, Lucille Lumpkins, Sandra Mandaruno. Row 5: Janet Mans, Stella Maros Patricia Marx, Therese Mayberger Walter McGee. 3 I Row 6: Richard Meek, Ralph Mender- son, Jim Metevier, Diane Mizicko, Betty Moore. .SQOIQAOWI 0I Q Z5 Row 1: Marcia Raila, Mary Ann Rita, Sharon Rivers, JoAnn Rohracker, Larry Romaine. Row 2: Clarence Ruder, Emanual Rucker, Hennie Rumph, Raymond Saller, Sandra Schell. Row 3: Peter Schied, Bette Schnable, Mercedes Schneider, Betsy Schnitz, Arlene Schwinnen. Row 4: Jim Scorzo, Peg. Scuderi, James Sexton, David Silverman, Albert Simcik. Row 5: Robert Skinner, Kay Stock- dreher, Shirley Stofer, Dorothy Stram, Sandi Strickland. as l into d if .. 'Nr xx, lx , if: , A -- e A' W -,., k Q 'V' l , .,.. Row 6: JoAnn Stumpff, Melvena V ,fi 3 Suggs, Doris Swanner, Ed Swanson, V Catherine Tenzi. i H: Row 7: Wesley Thedens, Debbie Thomas, Barbara Thompson, Celeste Tibma, Henry Till, Edel Tinggaard. Row 8: George Tountas, Arthur Turn- bull, Donald Ure, Sandra Van Ness, Debbie Verson, George Webster. Row 9: Howard Washer, Joel Wax- man, Barbara Weis, Delores West, Gail Widerborgr, Susan Wilkinson. Row 10: Iva Lee Williams, Patricia W'illiams, Mary Wink, Rajab Zayed, Linda Zini, Joe Zucker. 53 L: il 5 Row 7: Kathy Bushelle, Virginia Cairo, Bernice Carr, Jim Casek, Rose Marie Cassidy. Row 8: Inether Chew, Catherine Clark, Nancy Clark, Guernia Clay- brook, Diane Cohen. Row 9: Eli Cohn, Marva Coleman, Phelix Coleman, Dorothy Combes, Judie Cook. Row 10: John Copolillo, Donald Cun- ningham, Frances Daniels, James Darke, Gerald Dawson. 54 50,04 Olflfl 0I 6 L Row 1: Arlene Abrahamsen, Judith Adolfson, Carol Ahearn, Karen Anderson, Carol Badgley. Row 2: Bill Baldwin, Leonard Baran- ski, Sandy Barto, Judy Bassett, Lois Begun. Row 3: Eve Bell, David Benko, Joyce Benkowski, Bruce Bennett, Edward Bergmann. Row 4: Emma Blackburn, Rosalind Bland, Judith Bobby, Rosemary Bournazos, Earl Bowers. Row 5: Geraldine Boyd, Lewis Boyme, Novena Bradford, Theolyn Brad- ford, Carolyn Brook. Row 6: Billy Bruteyn, Rose Marie Bryak, John Cohen Bryan, Barbara BuHord, Lee Allan Burns. 7 .g0l0AOIfl'l0I Q 6 Row 1: Ronald DeCook, Marlene Dem- kowicz, Marilyn DeRossett, Dor- othy Doll, Mary Catherine Dornan. Row 2: Thomas Dorsey, Carol Doss, John Edwards, Kacey Elliott, Janet Ellis. Row 3: Jerry Elbert, Monica Eng- strom, Ronald Epple, Alex Faith, Susanne Fancher. Row 4: Elisabeth Farkas, Karen Faw- cett, Raymond Ferguson, Mary Franson, Larry Garrison. Row 5: DeWitt Garth, Rosalind Gas- ton, Mike Goldman, Janice Gior- dano, Carolyn Gordon. Row 6: Maggie Gordon, Philip Graham, Larry Green, Karen Hager, Nancy Hakes. V ' ' ,. Q,.f: ' .gif ml 1 Q .ass W f. . R gf- - X, ' ' ' -g 'H . Q .. A ffl: was-,fc if ' Y . H Q K, wx.. i 2. T X E' .1 :,., zq., . v 9 V . 3 f . .. : sa fe- ' fs . -ww '-:, .--. asf- 3 SL fp ! 'L , i sa is ... W , , .. lg, F s 5 h- . W, , .., , . N ' N, ,, .- Z, Nm. W-f eg.. , A '- t as-fi, P ----- W: ' if 4 ' G ' ' M 5 f 5'5?5QI . t .- gg. it .23 . li. ' Q rx, X F V t , Row 7: MaryAnn Halfpenny, Barbette Hall, Ronald Harkavy, Ruthie Har- ris, Susan Hart. Row 8: Judith Heindl, George Hen- derson, Jodee Hickman, Carol Hoff- man, William Hoisington. Row 9: Carol Holmgren, Carmen Hopkins, Donald Hork, Bill Howell, Fred Hunt. Row 10: Antoinette Jackson, Joyce Jacqueline, Earl Jeffrey, Jeffrey Elliott, Mary Jeffrie. 55 , ,M W - .. ,, s , ., ,::: .,:: at 4 , .4 . .... W .. : 1 5 ':.,-2 if : t 2 L. . . . W V- M 5 'i f - 2-' an J 3 534 Row 4: Janet Borling, Patricia Bournique, Eileen Bovarsky, Russ Brennan, Kent Brisby, Harvey Brodsky. Row 5: Bob Burton, Jerome Can, Donald Carlson, Tilden Carlson, Charm Carmelle, Aurora Carrillo. Row 6: Juanita Cathrond, Juanita Cheefus, Mary Ann Colhardt, Gloria Crawford, Mike Croak, Lorna Daly. Row 7: Joseph Distelheim, Russ Dodson, Taddy Dollah, Mike Downes, Sylvia Drake, Patricia Duke. Row 8: Beverly Dunham, Elena Eckert, Ted Engelmann, Stanley Erlandsen, Linda Estes, Carol Fagan. Row 9: Eleanor Ferguson, Char- lene Fliegelman, Robert Fon- ville, Aurelia Foster, Diane Freewald, Gretchen Gates. , 4 . .V S I M- 'I' Q A .- N, sr 1 L . . - be M c F, N ,N fir 1 0l'l'l 0I'Q . Row 1: Joyce Aloe, Fred Ame dola, Harry Anderson, Ma Ann Anderson, Barbara A drews, Toni Antoine. Row 2: Margie Arnold, Barba Austin, Phillis Baran, Bet Barker, Nancy Barker, Bevel Barnett. Row 3: Ronald Barrett, Rona Bauerle, Robert Beers, Georg Bodenberg, Beverly Bosley, Irv Bouker. ,I i ' , v,'- ' i '.-'-i . '.,.A J 'i',, I 3- s V 'I ,-, , 1 5 A -I, - ill- f '--:- , Q, ' V .:.. i ,, A is fide ' , ,,, , .,,,. , I zaz. ' --we '--r f ' 1 - - 5 'C 4.. V Um Z ,Q , ff :J 1 ' , , Q W sg E, ,, E. YV L, if g et E2 z ':':' - W, - .V ' J '. :':L: , ' 'Y : ,U ' fzia, ,t, J ,, a t J A kaa Q ' A- 'Q . , 'S is - ' H - J J .. .- 2 fgig if ,wgh gjgr -,J 3 E-, IZ Myggw 1. 7 ' 7 'gf 5?fQw'?V ' x ' A ia? sfily 'ii' lf ' I' . it if lssaipai i x 5 .3 A . 1 W s -fo - i..., 2 J -, -. ' f 1 --11 ..-, ing X, 5 , ': -'- ' E c t,, ,,, ,,, e F: A 'ra X H I ' 5 E '5 A ' F: f m-me 'fs Q 4. 56 9 0l'l'L 0l 8 5 Row 1: Sharron Gilliland, Pauline Giordano, Gladys Johnson, Bar- bara Glouer, Gary Goldstein, Arnold Goodman. Row 2: Lonnie Gordon, Robert Gramsch, Jack Greenberg, James Griffith, Susan Grossman, Au- drey Hachat. Row 3: Norma Hadley, Ron Haif- ling, Dorothy Hamilton, James Hammock, Ronald Harris, Mary Jane Hatfield. 'Fi . we t 1 ix .,:. . t 1' 1 A lk -: V gy ,Q ..,-: za f S .Em , E .V zl., : b .'.' E V' 'f'i 25. M . ', R fk, V W 3, 1 'G' ig at as 35,5 A g: , mix' 'SIS' . H if I E mms fi Q, :IV 'ii' I 1 -3 5 ' f .,.-- A ,, 3? KK A. A. FL P' ' A wg, nr r 1. e sr ..,,, ge- VN .1 - f-1 . V J. - .' . . san, was K vw W, W Q ' ' , I .H ':..4:- . 35-Z ? za.:-:a::.:.-.: 'X 'r x 5,-as S 2 s W, to -' we . Q s. ,. . 'wx' ff , .-1-1,-s Q' i.6fv 5 3 iff 5 My gm if 5 al, I gf W .rr,: , 57 lr if W .,.., 4 .L.. 4 . . i 'OUP y Q i Wa. 1 N J.: . . -1. , , . :zz , V .L K ,, L :b l 5 ' Sw . ,.. Row 4: Charles Heydenburg, Penny Hodgers, Leslie Hoffman, Nor- man Hopkner, Tom Hornung, Barry Hotchkiss. Row 5: Ethel Hubbard, Lorretta Istad, Leone Jackowski, Leslie James, Ronnie Jericho, Lynette Johnson. Row 6: Anita Jones, Delores Jones, Susanne Jones, Shirley Jorgen- sen, Nikki Kaminsky, Renee Kapsalis. Row 7: Mary Ann Kasun, Rich Keller, Arlene Nesewick, Pat Kocolowski, Rodger Lang, Judith Larson. Row 8: John Lilly, Don Lingo, Richard Liss, Maurice Lloyd, Nina Lukasz, Gary Lussenhop. Row 9: Sally Lysput, Kathleen Lyons, Paulette Macon, Anthony Mahoney, Iris Mahoney, Nancy Manella. Row 4: Joyce 0'Brien, Melvin Oster, Steven Ostrowsky, Clau- dia Price, Dorthy Patterson, Joan Pedersen. Row 5: Susan Peters, Sandra Petropulos, Bill Pfister, Susan Plotkin, Geraldine Pollard, Bill Pontikes. Row 6: Richard Pozzi, Mary Prag- grastis, Richard Rawlings, Lyle Raymond, Linda Reed, Barbara Renderman. Row 7: Phyllis Riley, Yvonne Robertson. Leroy Rogers, Ina Rolnik, Betty Roslonski, Ted Rowley. Row 8: Audri Rudolf, Hilda Rumpf, Mary Jean Rumpf, Aurelia San- ders, Joanne Sanders, Frances Schueler. Row 9: Joseph Scuderi, Bob See- man, Sylvia Sekanis, James Shaw, Richard Shealey, Tom Short. I 0l'l'L 0I e if Row l: Rosalie Mansfield, Brenda Mayernick, Jim McFarland, Bil McKanna, Sally McKinstry Steve McNamara. Row 2: Joe Messina, Joyce Mitchell, Ruth Molloy, Jerrg Mohan, Richard Mohan, Bok Moore. Row 3: Sharon Mountain, Sandra Much, Linda Nelson, Mitclf Newdelman, Marilyn Nordby Bruce Norgara. 2 4 5, 555 il 1 if 5 ig Z as gf si SE ei it is So AOI'l'l0l Q Q I9 Row 1: David Silberman, Dan Smith, Elsa Sommers, Arthur Stephens, Carol Stern, Ken Stuttley. Row 2: Lanette Summers, Sharon Sevick, Charles Swiney, Michael Taradash, Bertha Thomsen, Edith Thorne. Row 3: Nancy Till, Yvonne Tipton, Jack Tondu, William Toth, Bar- bara Vesely, Michael Vold. 'Q X, ' , Row 4: Fred Walker, Karen Walt- man, Betty Ward, Gloria Ward, Judy Warner, Edward Watkiss. Row 5: Sue Webb, Marilyn Weber, Shelley Wexler, Barbara Wil- liams, Jacqueline Williams, Marie Williams. Row 6: Marilyn Williams, Marlene Williams, Rosemary Williams, Charles Williamson, James Win- bush, James White. Row 7: Thomas Wolsko, Phillip Wood, Charles Worell, Judi Youngs, Eileen Zurko, John Zych. 3 , P05 Am ell ri Row 1: Charles Abrahamson, Betty Abram, Ralph Adams, James Amendola, Marlene Andalman, Jerry Anderson. Row 2: Norman Anderson, Richard Anderson, Janice Arms, Renaldo Armstrong, Barbara Arnatt, Janice Austell. Row 3: Diane Baker, Sharon Balais, Marylou Balogh, Fred Barbour, Nochelle Barnett, Theresa Bartolotta. Row 4: John Bartus, Barbara Batzek, Albert Blaser, Lois Blider, Carole Board, Betty Borling. Row 5: Susan Boumbach, Darlene Boyd, Sandra Bradley, Rose- mary Braud, Eleanor Braxton, Thelma Brown. Row 6: Mike Bruno, Gloria Buford, Milton Buford, Jean Burian, Janet Burke, Edward Burton. Row 7: Ray Butler, Sue Bystrzycki, Karen Carson, Robert Carmer, Catherine Chafen, Elaine Cheaks. Row 8: Edwin Cheathum, Marcia Christmas, Sandra Cleland, Sybel Clemons, Mary Jean Cogan, Billy Colbert. Row 9: Sharon Coleman, Patrici- ann Comeax, Judy Connolly, Sharon Copollilo, Nancy Costello, Leonard Costopoulos. K I s 3 7 :IIE -: A N llu- .... I 6 ie. 2, . . Row 1: Linda Crannell, Joe Crow- IV - .,,,. ley, Janice Cunningham, Betty , 'h Daniels, Sandra Dale, Nancy Dannis. Q in Row 2: Edgar De Cuir, Richard A 1 A 31, Doornkaut, Doris Dorsey, Doris 'M Qf Drake, William Edwards, Paul .. f ,,,.,,, Ehrlich. , lg , Row 7: John Gilmore, Charles Glaser, George Goldberg, Sher- man Gossmeyer, David Gott- fried, Ronald Granholm. Row 8: Dave Grifiin, Laurence Grifiin, Dorotyh Grimes, Nancy Grisz, Judy Gumaelius, Odessa Gumi. Row 9: Bob Hall, June Hamilton, Ronald Harrington, Wesler Har- rington, Joyce Harris, Juanita Harris. isis Row 3: Beatrice Elfstrom, Carole Ericson, Maxine Evans, Char- lotte Falbo, Judith Fancher, Madeleine Feukas. Row 4: Janice Finnegan, John Fleming, Margo Fitzgerald, Trinadell Ferguson, Nancy Fitz- gerald, Sharon Forrest. Row 5: Loretta Frangella, Barbara Frederick, David Fultz, Sandra Galloway, Garnet Patrick, Mau- reen Gelin. Row 6: Dolores Gaunty, Richard Gave1't, Sharon Ge1'rard, Diane Judith Gibbs, William Gibson, Michael Gilliam. 61 F85 l'l'lQl'l if Vg: ' 'uu' A A P 'zl' 5 '-f 1' ..,. ji ,... , Z. z A 71 V Row 1: Betty Hawkins, Richard .,,, 1, 1,,, -.,-: Hay, Barbara Haynes, George , V Wayne Hill, Harold Hill, Don -q., ,, X Hocevaf- A Q Row 2: David Hoch, Scott Hoober, .:.,: iii ' Mary Horvath, Annette Hudson, i'jQQj?f Avh, my , , Sherry Isbell, Evelyn Jackson. 'r ':':' ,:,:: i f if-'lg A... Q, V ,,'., Q f f : se g,'M ?i ' E? J Row 3: Ronald Jendras, Marjorie Jones, Charles Johnson, Judy Johnson, Lorenzo Johnson, Rich- ard Johnson. Row 4: Robert Johnson, Sharyl Johnson, Diane Juerger, Alan Kaminsky, Barbara Kane, Bon- nie Kanter. Row 5: Janice Kartuska, Alice Kay, Spencer Kajanow, Diane Kear- ney, Barbara Kearns, Bonnie Keith. Row 6: Dick Killian, James King, Robert Komie, Bob Jugel, Mary Lait, Theodore Lamb. i it S :E 'J A I, ','. g it . 'Qi K ga: we 5, ' 1.1 ' ei il, ig: '. ., wa : 22 , v 'if J. ,H-V -f 'g -2. fi .: .:.,.,, 7 . wx, 2 . R , ,..,,. ,W 4 X .., 1 EW Qiizww. ' y .Agni fx 1 is J 323235 mai Q . W hun A Q ' M , .,.., 9 ,Q 1 J ---- i,3i.:f i f it R Row 7: Marilyn Levin, Jacqueline Lewis, Lynda Lightfoot, Doris Lindbeck, George Lindmark, Judee Little. Row 8: Joan Logullo, Frank Long, Juanita Lott, Mcrcita Lott, Fran Loucopulos, Patricia Neal. Row 9: Pauline Nevels, Juanita Nielsen, Joyce Nilsen, Norman Luneal, Phyllis North, Liberty Makris. Q X- E . :i,, B Row 7: Marlene Pollack, Gail Porter, Kin Porter, Howard Priscilla, Lynn Pyle, Edwin Don Quiambao. Row 8: Diane Rappaport, Elaine Resnick, Nelda Rohracker, Bar- bara Richardson, Jim Riffice, Sue Rolston. Row 9: Dawn Root, Diane Rudolf, Loretta Ryan, Mary Riplow, Joe Sangineto, Paul Sarris. P65 Amen if Row 1: Jerry Mark, Connie Maros, Anita Martin, Stephen Martin, Bill Materna, Jeffrey Matten. Row 2: Matthew McArthur, James McGee, Donna Miller, Floristine Miller, Joyce Miller, Mittie Minniefield. Row 3: Janis Mirror, Ira Monarch, Donna Monti, Elsie Morales, Diane Mosley, Diane Murphy. Row 4: Paul Muentzer, Susan O'Brian, Kenneth Olson, Bar- bara Oryhon, David Ostergren, Sandra Pacholski. Row 5: Joanne Parise, Conley Parish, Cherlyn Parrish, Judy Patchet, Payne Plimpton, Rich- ard Penn. Row 6: Ronald Piazza, Virginia Pine, Steve Pinsky, Helen Pletch, Barbara Poindexter, Rudoplh Poindexter. 3 , P95 A141 ell fl Row 1: William Schmidt, Margot Schmit, Diane Schneider, Robert Sctoo, Jim Sedlack, Frank Sessa. Row 2: Michael Sklar, Lynne Sim- cox, Paul Simpson, Gerald Smith, Patsy Ann Smith, Richard Sneath. Row 3: Louise Spuck, Robert Syprison, Roberta Sorenson, Steven Sapkin, Marilyn Stacker, Spencer Star. Row 4: Jacquelin Stokes, Eugene Storm, Donette Strickland, Judith Swemby, Rodney Teich- ner, Fred Thigpen. Row 5: Hubert Thomas, Robert Thurman, Alice Tadriff, Bruce Toomire, Victor Trice, Virge Trotter. Row 6: Alice Troy, Bernadine Trzcinski, Emanual Turner, Paul Updyke, Joyce Valentine, Ken- neth Vargo. 'J Row 7: David Visby, Bill Volkman, Carol Wallace, Eileen Wallace, Isabel Wallace, Joy Walch. Row 8: Bonita Walker, Nancy Wang, Cornell Washington, Eu- gene Washington, Robert Wash- ington, Fred Weil. Row 9: Paula Weisberg, Eileen West, James Williams, Leonard West, Elizabeth Wilkins, Elois Wilkins. 3 , PQJAHQQFL 5 Row 1: Mable Wilkinson, Diane Williams, Jo Ann Williams, Muriel Williams, Edward Wimp, Alvia Winston. Row 2: Don Wintrich, Lois Wood- house, Richard Worker, Jacque- line Wright, Toya Yateman, Emma Young. Row 3: Zayed Zakoriya. gI 25AI'l'l8l'l jf Row 1: Arlene Albrecht, Mark Alexander, Donna Anderson, George Bakouris, John Bandy, Ella Mae Bass. Row 2: Bob Berger, Gloria Bobb, Bill Bodell, Kathryn Borgeson, Loretta Brigando, Michael Brinell. Row 3: Gayle Brinnell, JoAnn Brislen, Nick Brown, Carl Che- vedden, Albert Ciapponi, Gwen- dolyn Clay. Row 4: Carol Cubia, Carol Decker, Nancy East, Linda Erikson, Joan Entzminger, Wilma Evans. Row 5: Ingeborg Evers, Barbara Fahlen, Judy Farron, Paul For- syth, Ray Fretz, Geoff Glaser. Row 6: Iva Goldfyne, Brice Gott- schall, Susan Gottschall, Bruce Griiiin, Luther Hall, Ralph Hane. Row 7: Karen Hansen, Gail Harm- sen, Sharon Harper, John Hou- cek, Dorothy Husayko, Virginia Hyde. Row 8: Robert Janush, Carolynn Kasbowski, Nancy Krafft, Kath- erine Lee, Ronnie Lincoln, Nora Livingston. Row 9: Mike Loewenstein, Charles Logullo, George Magyar, Jimmie Malito, Juanita Martin, Jerry Meyers. N332 . 1 y X if f u ' ef : . . , A, ,,-- I J fyredlnmen A I W y ', ...: ,.-..- - - . , gg, , '- , Row 1: Carolyn Mhoon, Barbara si V T , 2-af' iff Miller, Dorothy Miller, Lynne ' j Miller, Jerry Montague, Elsie S if W. 'N N Q Morales. ' 1, .'V, ..-' Row 2: Clifford Morris, Carolyn ii, gi.,-g ,.,.,., ,Er ,fi Q , ,-.- Nakamura, Mitch Offerman, Pat i -'--- , ,.-: - ' , ' .T .,.. W 4 ? Ondo, Jim O'Neal, Joann QF I . , , - '- A J ,. - w N - 3 mg , Q, Orlando. jg 3 -H 'i.,lV lui ,' Row 3: Jean Ostlund, Anita Palm- ig ' V1 4, ... , 'I-4 - . V. E berg, Beverly Payton, Joyce , .... ,W .. ,. , , . A ' .115 fi ' Pearson, Judy Perlmutler, Sha- , A - '- ron Pesavento. ,,, ,, .1-gs :., .:... w -W X .1 J ,- QW :, in ' A 'S R 5251,-5 , 5 X. Ei? ails if 1 , Q ,sf Row 4: Larry Reed, Don Reisse, 1 Y fi' ' , 5' Joyce Renderman, Ludmilla gi if me - '-,, V Reshetnyk, Diane R1chards,'rom , ai - '- Ruvoli 'Q :kg x ,W . 5, fx g , , +V F Q H' xiii, 56,5 . X. 'dgiilx i M n X UW . x xx li EH Q is E -tlt ...,. :QZV . .wa A 1.3: V , , l la J aaan T A E II: .:', I ',,' f r '2',: 2 ii S i ..'-- f -.': , , A raa I -.',.': 1 4 l-,., v ii U -,:::: .:-,-:-- i :5, .. - 'l'l TEi 'QX,. M 'N , 'T ' 'A 2 ' .Iii K gs I . K ,Q li W ' f fi - Q ,::,,' I g y 1 , is 9 .WA 67 Row 5: Norman Sandlund, Arlene Satay, Roberta Schaeffer, Glenn Seno, Judy Simpson, Arnold Skor. Row 6: Nancy Sloan, Geraldine Smith, Shirley Smith, William Smith, Lynne Sonaty, Jane Stantesly. Row 7: Bonnie Summers, Judith Tarrow, Ray Taylor, Jack Themer, Hubert Thomas, Donna- beth Thurman. Row 8: Sylvia Tyler, Diane Vasil, Robert Verlinder, Arlene Vesely, Donald Watson, Marion Watson. Row 9: Richard Wilson, Maurie Wolfe, Marcia Worthing, Joanne Yuhasz, Leah Zand. :PAR 'Q All sf igqy f-.Q -a az. i vi ,S 4 f . H 3 tl? , .nz ff gm. wg? S3 eg 1 W figwxw 2 H I ff 1. 5 5 -If S? 7 A ,, X , ,gi 3,5 f a Sy sw, QD an, Q , A K ll Q H5522 4 i',1g,.f , i 12' ' , 5 .bww wg, :WW an . :x... '4g, ,.:.E-5:1 ,,,.m.C yi Q: ' Q -1 ,Q a xx X -fyws J 5, as: 2 ? ga.. ,i Y, ,gf 1 . if av ,Lg lp Lift-1 X 'L' 'GJ 49419 k 'L 1-Q-1.f4-jr,-if 1 '.'-- a z . , f 1 ,Q f0Lfvx,-1 L, -419' lillwv' 'I'-f-H '--L3 672' Rf-4,5-' Qt' .T ' f ,J , ,, ' , , V ' , , ,V A I ff,g,.,,,L f,,g,,Cj 4fr,1,.7 !,2A'dVgL gk! ,Nw 1 If 'dfdbd lL,L..4f..s..JL ug A-fL,4,?,?c'rAZ,fVf,LvLL,,C4,.,.,4,,,,C4 F. .frfwldaika L 24145991 Kp -XY'--' -fLf6 1r'AfQ,Lj,,1 flies, , V ITN I 'Y I JQXLQZ' K' 'fx - . rf. ll, nr kv. 5 ixf Jgbfi'Ac,-,,- Af ' 1 .fviwvk Assisted by interference from Rich Smith 1191 as Ken Pontlkes fright with arm outstretchedj blocks Du Sable player Lee Stopoulos 1225 Sprints acloss left end for a long' gain. Wayan? M U 5C VARSITY FOOTBALL Coached by our able Mr. Fred Rittschof, the Hirsch varsity on many occasions showed signs of de- veloping into a fine team. They opened their season with an impres- sive 34 to 7 victory over Thornton Fractional at Harvey, and then trounced Parker 25 to 6. During the regular season our Huskies came up with a sparkling 26 to 7 over Kelly with an electrify- ing 93 yard run by Lee Stopoulos- the longest run in city prep competi- tion for the season. Another interesting feature of the season was our loss to Calumet 26 to 6. Many people agree that we actually outplayed them, and that due to a twist of fate and a bad break, we were defeated, but the ironic fact is, that Calumet later went on to win the Public High School League Championship. During the season, we were also defeated by Du Sable, Dunbar, and Gage Park, and concluded with a 3- won, 4-lost record. Carrying the ball, Lee Stopoulos steps high as he brushes aside a Du Sable tackler with the help of Charley Hightower ion the ground! throwing' a rolling-block. 70 Ken Pontikes battles his way with the ball through the Du Sable lme for a hut down WAQPQ g006 gang Olflflfii This year the Hirsch varsity, in its most suc- cessful season in several years, was sparked by many outstanding players. The backfield was headed by Co-captain Lee Stopoulos, a tremen- dously fast halfback, who scored a major part of our touchdowns, picked up most of our yardage, and was given honorable mention on many all- star teams. Also, starring in the backfield were pile-driving fullback Ken Pontikes, and Ralph Barkman, a smooth working quarterback. The line, too, exhibited many outstanding play- ers such as Joe Messina, John Thanos, John An- derson, Ralph Tardiff, and Co-captain Ray Giglio. Much credit must also be given to Dave Horslev, who was of great assistance to the team in gen- eral, playing well in a variety of positions, wher- ever needed. His disabling leg injury in the Gage Park game was a great loss to the team. Although the entire team played well, it is be- lieved that if we received a few more breaks in crucial moments, our season would have been even more successful. Above: Coach Fred Rittschof and Dr. Shayken look on as Hirsch tramples Kelly Below: Hirsch Huskie reserves, around Bill Parkei fsecond from rightl, eagerly await their chance. 71 Qdiabron si!bL5Lie.'f Varsity Football Scores Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch 37 25 6 6 25 0 0 Thornton 7 Parker 6 Du Sable 17 Calumet 12 Kelly 7 Gage Park 28 Dunbar 32 FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: B. Nagy, K. Pontikes, R. Smith, S. Stitzel, B. Stangle. Row 2: L. Stopolous fco-captainj, R. Sutton, R. Tardiff, J. Thanos, J. Walsh. Row 3: L. Wilson, Managers D. Silverman and G. Mendelson. 72 Row Row Row Row gwf gm... FOOTBALL TEAM Anderson, R. Barkman, J. Borling, E. Cohn, J. Davis. Drosset, F. Espenosa, W. Fischel, R. Giglio Ceo-captainb, W. Gildhaus . Harris, C. Hightower, D. Horslev, J. Hunt, S. Janusz. . Jeffery, C. Kinney, D. Letford, J. Messina, J. Moore. 73 7fMg!,fy - Wfea 1 -lufwff, ,. .ia FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Under the direction of Coach Rowland Loess, our scrappy Hirsch Frosh-Soph team won four out of five season games, losing only to Dunbar. Although they were outweighed many times, they made up for their lack of size with spirit and skill. Co--captain Ron Linden, an elusive half back, who scored three touchdowns, and Joe Gan- non, a snappy signal caller, de- serve special mention for the help they provided this year's rugged team in piling up this fine record. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: S. Erlandson and Ron Linden, co-captains. Row 2: W. Howell, F. Sessa. Row 3: F. Amendola, S. Ostrowsky, K. Porter. Row 4: W. Kugel, S. Kaminsky, D. Wintrich, W. Pfister. Row 5: H. Till, J. Johnson, J. Gannon, J. Lilly. Row 6: J. Keane, E. Bowers, J. Mohan, C. Underwood. Row 7: L. Burns, J. Ricard, R. Law- son, S. Pinsky. Row 8: F. Walker, J. Edwards, T. Piccola, J. Giglio. 74 ur . Qrozill-.SJUIQA .SQCUA5 FROSH-soPH BASKETBALL Enjoying their second straight fine year, the Hirsch Frosh-Soph advanced all the way to the city Hnuls, but lost to Crane, at Dunbur's new gymnasium. Finish- ing' second in the City, they boasted at iine eleven-won, four-lost record. Scores Hirsch 62 7 43 Parker Hirsch 45127 Harper Hirsch 67-22 Wescott Hirsch 26-20 Hyde Park Hirsch 37-49 South Shore Hirsch 38 1 36 Calumet Hirsch 46-22 C.V.S. Hirsch 22W-26 Bowen Hirsch 33 - 35 Fen,Q,'er Hirsch 28 f- 27 Carver Hirsch 41 -A21 Morgan Pk. Section Hirsch 58-56 Lane Quarter-Finals Hirsch 53-50 Von Steuben Semi-Finals Ilirsch 74-55 South Shore Finals Hirsch 41 - 55 Franc ow l: C. Sweeney, B. Irvin, Meadows. Row 2: J. Metivier, I.. Peterson, D. Garth. Row 3: T. Dorsey, CT. Yelverton, B. Bennett, R. Meek. Row -1: KT. Jones, J. Zucker. 75 Varsity Basketball: Dean Mack sina, Harry Miller, Henry Moore? xljamify gafigefgaf Joe Mes- X659 :,, fig 5, gy uf' . 'lx ,.. ,., - H- C73 . Q 5 xx 'x The Hirsch Huskie basketball squad under the direction of Coach Mabbott enjoyed a very successful season. Although they were almost always overshadowed in height, their speed and sharp shooting won many games. 'Q . 1 qy, L 15 ::,. - 3 ' ' 45 ,XV as ' X . 1 N V, - zf' E ' . , 1, 'A - 1 f t 3 5 M 4 ' X fi- if S . - 1-,Ns l V ,V ' -.., 1 V . ' ' A : Km 3 f 1 J' r j ' 1 yaa Varsity Basketball: Rich Ruvoli, Leroy Rogers, Gus Rogers, Bob Turner. 76 w u A 5 5 ' x Varsity Basketball: Ralph Barkman, Bob Bartak, Bob Brown, Jerry Frazer. i - .Simring .Nu5Lie6 Much credit for the success of our basketball Huskies must be given to Bob Turner, who was the leading scorer in the Public league at half season. It took the next high scorer ten games to pass Turner's six game total. The second half season was hi-lighted by the great teamwork of Bob Bartak, Joe Messina, and Rich Ruvoli. Dean Mack and Henry Moore also played well under the backboards. If x eg .X I 1 ' Varsity Basketball: Dick Gordon, Carl Johnson, Bob Keller. 77 flu 33. hx .....,..:..hx..: ,.:-.. ,.-,',',, Q V l ln 'UMM jfying CZZM CULUR GUARD li. Vaughan, ll. llarris, L. Brown and W. Gibbs. ROTC S'l'AFl R. Allen, Master Sergeant lihrich, J. B01 ling, E. Kern, E. Hoy and M. Stevens. gicledfg pfufi Below, Top. Row l: A. Meadows, A. Swan son, G. Brannon. Row 2: G, Treganza, J Dannis, M. Neddelman, D. Ure, R. Kauf- man, E. Long, W. McKenna, J. Kidd Row 3: VV. Hoisington, D. Jensen, D DeLucia, D. Noyes, J. Gaillard, T. Slade IC. Bergman, C. Young. Row 4: R. Barrett A. Peletz, D. Benko, J. Gall, F. Kerr, L Branski, C. Jones, J. Bryan, L. Nelson. ROTC 2nd PERIOD Bottom. Row l: E. Hoy, J. Borling, M Stephens. Row 2: R. Worker, J. Gilmore K. Olson, L. Griliin, M. MacArthur, W Edwards, F. Thigpen, R. Teichner, J. Mat- ten, M. Sklar, S. Kazanow. Row 3: Wash- ington, D. Gottfried, E. Storm, J. Goodman J Fishe1', C. Glaser, F. Hunt, J. King, C Rowley, T. Toomire, F. Barbour. Row Williams F Ion' Harrin 'ton Rod ers , ' 1 27 21 , Q 'fu T. Haydock, M. Robinson, J. Shaw, M. Gil- liam, J. Washington, R. Komie, T. Carlson M. Lloyd, 3 ROTC 3rd PERIOD Opposite Page. Top. Row l: M. Feingold, R. Allen, J. Tondello Row 2: H. Bernheim, G. Othman, L. Hoffman, J. Bryak, T Engleman, C. Williamson, J. Darke, T. Scheuert. Row 3: R Reece, R. Lang, L. Toth, T. Ford, E. Rucker, R. Epple, B. H05- man, S. Grossman. Row 4: R. Anderson, M. Void, H. Anderson R. Saller, E. Hill, V. Rizzi, K. Brisby, W. Toth, W. Tolnai. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Middle. Row 1: S. Young, W. Saxe, M. Feingold. Row 2: B Williams, R. Scott, G. Bodenburg, M. Oster, T. Hornung, D DeLucia. Row 3: T. Carlson, R. Skinner, G. Branch, H. Blakely C. Mann, J. Shaw. Row 4: R. Thurman, J. Baird, E. Watkiss NCO's Bottom. Row I: G. Brannon, E. Long, A. Swanson, J. Dannis A. Mendelsohn, G. Treganza, W. McKenna, J. Kidd. Row 2. A. Meadows, W. Saxe, H. Bernheim, L. Brown, L. Toth, G. Oth- rnan, T. Ford. Row 3: C. Young, V. Rizzi, M. Feingold H Blakely, D. Mulvihill, R. Vaughan. Row 4: S. Young, M. Kales- peris, H. Shreder, W. Gibbs, J. Tondello. Row 5: R. Ha1'ris E. Hill. Row 6: J. Baird, D. VVilson. Row 7: F. Kerr. 5 7 NV' Q Wi, Y n su ' QB , i 0 a N. any .. 37 mg if' W RY ,W , Qi , -fig. 4 Q Q' az- 'K 1 X 4 as F ll? S . . wx 3 i Q Q S is www Q 3 Q in . ' 1 x wr ' A K Nw ,Q Q N 2 Q 3 x f- wb K 1, k A Be -'gig fx 3' Q W K ' Sis W Q S .... W1 Q QM X229 gk as K 1 q ,, Q is if Nx it + Q up Xxx. is ix' Q S .V E S A +R Q .-34 1 kyw K 3 ii? 1 Ni Hu: Y N' 1. ws? ' vi t R xxfvfwqg 31.1 39 W x, Q 1 ' w 5 W 3 wg 3525.5 i 4, 5 Sig XM ,, ,Q qxfs Q : ivi W5 3 i L x A N SNS Ei? TIN M 3 S 2 WRESTLING This year the Hirsch wrestl- ing team really excelled in all competition. The close of the season showed we had won sev- en and lost only two matches in city play. Unfortunately, we lost a heartbreaking match with Til- den in the city finals, which put us in second place. However, second place is still a glorious position considering all the teams which participated. We also were able to send many boys down-state to com- pete for the state crown. Three of our wrestlers ranked first, one, second, one, thirdg and three, fourth in city competi- tion. Congratulations to our coach, Mr. Fred Rittschof, and to the whole team for jobs well done. Varsity Wrestling Scores f 4 HIRSCH 15 Thornton SG HIRSCH 38 Schurz 16 HIRSCH 17 Morgan Park 28 HIRSCH 115 Bloom 29 HIRSCH 48 Bowen 3 HlRSCH 33 Calumet 14 HIRSCH 25 Mt. Carmel 18 HIRSCH 42 Dunbar 7 HIRSCH 14 La Grange 23 HIRSCH 32 C.V.S. 14 Semi-Finals HIRSCH 28 Schurz 17 Finals HIRSCH 17 Tilden 25 VARSITY WRESTLERS Row 1: R. Deflook, F. Amendola. Row 2: P. Schied, H. Till, L. Brown, Coach Rittschof. Row 3: S. Davis, J. Messina, R. Lee, A. Salvino. Row 4: L. Stopoulos, W. Polansky, K. Pontikes. imclz Wafmen Stopoulos and Polansky mixed up in a half-nelson figure fourg Countering a sit-out are Davis and Amendolag Browr applies a cross-body ride on Till. JJOOL Some Cf, flfdd Belowj Messina will pin Lee with a guillotineg Schied applies a half-nelson nd a body block on DeCookg tBelow rightj Salvino has Pontikes in a tireman's- arryg tAbove rightb Stopoulos and Pontikes get pointers on how to counter , half-nelson from Coach Rittschof. 83 FROSH-SOPH WRESTLERS Row 1: B. Hall, G. Lindmark, li. Kugel. Row 2: G. Shuman, J. VValsko, B. Howell. Row 3: J. Lilly, T. Short, B. Nordby, A. Turnbull, D. Wimp, J. Beatty. Row 11: P. Pompian, P. Sarras, D. Wintrieh, R. Nelson. Row 5: R. Sutton, E. Cohn, P. Gra- ham, B. Gildhaus. Row 6: D. Kocolowski, J. Gailarml, V. Trice. Row 7: R. Dodson, S. Pinsky, J. Tha- nos, J. Keane. Varsity City Placement Name Place Weight Al Salvino lst Heavyweight Ken Pontikes lst 175 Lee Stopoulos lst 1155 Joe Messina 3rd 145 Richard Lee Zncl 133 Spud Davis 4th 133 Henry Till 4th 120 Peter Schietl 4th 112 WM J 'X Left: Coach Mabbott with Managers Rune Swanson and John Fleming. Below: Jim Mann coaches ,e s 0 u s as 1 'e - I n Ko t o lo M li G11 bert guards base during prac- tice. Q, I 3 CLJQ Cl ' b HS! , ia? Row l: Jim Mann, co-captaing if V Jim Mctevier, Ashley Oihl, Ken , .1 S 11.3 Pontxkes, Rich Ruvoli. -'-V V . -.cg .ff3::., , .,... E., ' f,::j .,:. N J' ...gem ' jf, IQ, -' '- -' .... . . ,fm , 1 L A ,, .,:g.:,gjEg.: . . , -V J if . .4 1 sa J if we 4 .aa.arr .J J Row Z: Jim Sedlack, lad Swan- E . Z 1. Y .- .I F .gi ., , ., , 3 .. .,,.. -f :., , V 5 ' 2 . ,. . , . sen, J etrry-Sylvan, Dave V lsby, ,,, 11-5, VV W my V, .V In ::v??S1 ' JHY1 W1Y1U'1C'h- . ..,. ' if 3555 ', Wsgf-2Aff?3?15345525535 ' ' ,fl '- - .... W I yi .,,. , 5 Q ' A ' ' ,.,, . In kwa E ij ..., 1 ' - ' '- X, ,,9v.r'fiff+5i'j'xs5E:W1i.v.'1x: :f'g2S5,526j ' .:.--,:w.., .., , . Xu fy My ,KM S-' , ' K in -S.l5'?T?-5' figs:-Sfkf, sz W. ., 2 . . 'ff W.: ' 'EQ-6 ., V463 fjzz - . f t M F , 5 , .ff we df .j fl if x ww 9 5 i' J 1 5 'S , .. 'sz 1 5 f 3,5 .A ,,a. X In X Q J' 5 is ,W , nwiiggifii gi S if Nan F5 Row 1: Bob Bartak, Mike Gilbert. Geoff Glazer, Bob Gramsch. Row 2: Carey Gramsch, Leonard Kostopoulos, John Light, Art Lucchese, co-captaing Dean Mack i-gf? Baseball Scores HIRSCH HIRSCH HIRSCH HIRSCH HIRSCH HIRSCH HIRSCH Harper 4 Hyde Park 4 South Shore'3 Bowen 17 Vocational 1 South Shore 3 Fenger 8 Rich Ruvoli waits for opening' pitch of the South Shore game. 85 X Q.. gud 'E Q5 AQUATIC ACES Row I: A. Panichi, N. Mitchell, M. Lezak, M. Anderson, M. Sullivan, C. Elliot, , V . J. Lal ook, J. Wang, J. Zimmer, B. Fleeger, B. Haas, C. Hoffman, B. Hughes S. Kayse, V. Richards, C. Gunderson, M. Meyers, J. Coxworth. Row 2: Miss Flaherty, C. Stern, N. Till, S. Daniels, M. Hevesv, D. Cook, L. Peterson, M. Kastel, M. Mark, D. Frederick, J. Sanders, J. Anderson, N. Olson, T. Romano M. Malito, M. Mundt, C. Dragon, J. Sandburg, C. Stcgeman, G. Widerborg, M. Raila AQUATIC ACES Under the leadership of Miss Helen Flaherty, the Aquatic Aces are always busy preparing their annual swimming productions. This year's performance was Enchanted Gardenv. Besides the show, they have an induction tea for all new members, yearly luncheons, and splash parties. This activity gives the girls an opportunity to learn how to present a show, as well as to acquire many new and different skills in swimming. They also learn how to gain confidence and poise. 86 s 9 FN A gCU 6!Ql'l A7I'LCACl,l'ltQ6! AQUATIC A CES Upper left: Snapdragons of the Hlinehanted Garden water-ballet: I.. Peterson T. Romano, B. Hughes. Upper right: Marielle QM. Andersonj has found the Rose, Queen of the Flowers. Lower left: Aquatic Aces Oflicers-A. Panichi, social Chairman, M. Anderson, presi- dent, J. Sanders, treasurerg L. Peterson, secretaryg J. Wang, publicity chairman B. Hughes, vice-president. Lower right: The garden's Blue Bells of Scotland-fB. Hughes, S. Kayse, lVI. Kastel D. Fredricks, J. Zimmer, S. Daniels, A. Paniehi, C. Stern. 87 A-is 5 2 Hs X lv-wwf' .W 4, 1 f- wmmmw, .mimwu gw.m1-1 ,uw 2 - D-in fi-mlm-vuN1 W1 fb,-fm, fa 1 1' Q.. emu .V in QU? 'lk 3 may-wnmhm m -w.,,r,,,w --V-N mm Row 1: Marilyn Holley, Dorothy Provenzano, J. Anderson. Row 2: M. Fabrey, Vira Lukasz, Sally Roderick. Row 3: Jill Turley, Pat Zelinka. Middle: D. Cook, D. Provenzano, E. Phelan, M. Malito, J. Foresberg', T. Romano, L. Peterson. Ze? .Naive un Fall sees the GAA busy with basketball intra-murals, and spring, getting into their volleyball intra-murals. From each of these groups, all-star teams are chosen, which then play the boys' teams. In the winter, the GAA holds an annual personality contest in which they select girls portraying individual characteristics of the ideal Hirsch female composite Besides playing at Hirsch, the girls often compete with Calumet, South Shore and other south side schools, trying their skill at volley-ball, tennis, basketball, etc. Mrs. Vera T. Bartlett sponsors this group. 90 E actlvltle 'Q' QKQQNQ w QF. S-Q ., , ...E 5 YA 1 zffs ' Q 5 . . 3' H1 rj .1252 53fff' Mfg ff JDM Q QQ! Offjfzf aQf,f5W21 W4 ff Q fig My ff' 1 Q65 WQQMM ff gf ,A QW wwf' if ' l 2 5 -Vi, 'AAA Y H , gi l g ik 3 lm 'iz i ' 2 5 5.1 52- if L 3733 ixgi2Q Hgg'f, fi '- ' - 'fade 21: ' 2544 , U -1 '-,. 1 .:,,.,:.,.,. f :.. I I Ik W ., z-534, i . N WMM , - ,za 1 A , Si ww 9 Q 5' I , 4 ,,,7 MWWQYSL WV ' 1 aw was Q R? fs 3 , if Mi M F 6954 K ,ff it M 5 2 W Sn. '54 5 gg W' :VE 4 W 35 'Z gg, K W if Q Q 2, any J 'W if ,, gi w k K EE M W H? 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' , .Q E f ' lim 2 ...- 'Ki' -2 fs if k 4 QS' A S. .w S Z? .W X as v . is 1 W 4 8 1 M. D A.: 11 A :-4: Above: J. Davis, D. Tenney, E. Kern, S. Weis, C. Falk. One of Hirsch's popular activities is the Advanced Band. Under the direction of Mr. Edward J. O'Hara, this group plays for the semi-annual Music Festivals, Senior Mothers' Tea, Freshie Tea and at all our Pep Rallies. Top Picture: Row 1: J. Nagy, L. Malito. Row 2: J. James, J. Rolnick, M. Perkin. Row 3: J. Zevin, L. Swanson, R. Almer. Row 4: A. Tucker, L. Peterson, S. Ladd, R. Nelson, J. Anderson, B. Saxe. Row 5: J. Buergerineier, M. Hartman, C. Wasserrnan, J. Small. Lower Left: Mr. O,Hara, Conductor. Lower Right: Row 1: L. Altman, M. Friedman, R. Uyster, N. Zislis, P. Didd, J. DuFresne. Row Row Row Row 2: L. Scott, T. O'Hara, L. Putrizi, A. Weltman. 3: B. Forte, C. Brook, D. Mulvihill, S. Ray. 1: E. Shellert, J. Eeatty, L. Cenn, L. Hirsch, A. Klemenko. 5: Cx. Render, D. Person, G. Feingold, J. Pozzi, S. Murray, M. Feingold, D. Gordon 100 df 1 . SW mf- is ,Qi ,X ,J 1 it . xml Ns.. ss... 'Q' g Jw. ' .- .9 S N fy! M if - ff ,A ,4 W Ta t, M We E iw? Yi' :.SW:' -M ' . E If :ab le O 1' f fi W5 T? ,Km T, gi 3 .5 X - x if with ' A ' ik , fi ,:Q.- H ? ui ' 1 75 Ei.. .. ,1 . ' VH x ,Q M wi QQ' gwn W' 'ws NQQSQ65 Q X :.f 2mQ.gfi .3 E . ,.,.,,... , X ii. 'Sax we 6X8CMflUe 0lfU'lCl E Top: Leonard Peterson, president ffalljg Ken Pontikes, president ispringjg Melvie Anderson, vice- president ffall and springjg Mar- garet Fileccia, secretary Lfall and springl. Middle: Lee Stopolous, treasurer ffall and springl, Senior Class presi- dent fspringjg Darlene Phillips, Civic and Publicity Bureaus presi- dent ffall and springjg Lee Egger- man, Safety Engineers president Qfall and springj. Bottom: Richard Gordon, Fire Guards president lfalljg John Borling, Fire Guards president fspringjg Joe Drosset, Stage Crew manager ffalll. The Executive Council IS one of our most important school activities This is the group which co ordinates the various phases of school activities so that the plans of one group do not conflict with those of another This co-ordination is accomplished through close co operation with the Student Council. 0,05 in jicledfg Top: Ray Giglio, Stage Crew mana- ger tspringbg Barbara Hass, Fi- nance co-chairman ifalljg Carol Clarren, Finance co-chairman tfall and springl. Middle: Bob Dulsky, National Honor So- ciety president Qfalljg Carl John- son, National Honor Society presi- dent ispringbg John Mohan, Her- ald editor-in-chief ffallj. Bottom: Andrew Halpren, Herald editor- Maroon editor-in-chiefg William Meyer, Senior Class president Qfallj. The Executive Council is made up of the heads of the various school activities and is under the excellent sponsorship of Miss Catherine O'Gor- man. It does a great deal to help plan the activities of the Student Council by bringing important school problems before them. This saves a great amount of time and makes the Student Council's operation much more effective. 103 in-chief Qspringbg Corwin Querrey, fw- ounci ureaufi FINANCE BUREAU Lee Stopolous, M. Fileccia, J. Rosen dahl, Miss M. McCal1ey, Miss C. But kovich, B. Haas, J. Anderson, E. Bell CIVIC AND PUBLICITY BUREAUS Row l: D. Phillips, J. Sanders. Row 2: J. Hickman, D. Konrad, P Wolsko, B. Davis. Row 3: D. Cook, L. Peterson, T. Romano, L. Kolb. Row 4: K. Fawcett, B. Berglund, S. Fisher, M. Fabray, K. I-Iager, C. Lungrun. Row 5: L. Petrucci, N. Heinen, C. Marchese, C. Widerborg, S. Surfus, D. Page, C. Holmgren. golf ffm gffermenf 0 DMCA STUDENT COUNCIL Seated at table: M. Felicia, secretary, L. Stopoulos, treasurer, B. Christensen, J. Hamilton, M. Ander- son, vice-president, L. Peterson, president. Row l: P. Rainey, T. Romano, L. Peterson, J. Chidester, M. Malito, Miss Butkovich. Row 2: Miss McCahey, K. Janesy, J. Rosenberg, B. Haas, E. Dallas, S. Bombeck, D. Phillips, R. Gordon. Row 3: C. Stern, S. Baumback, J. Seckel, S. Bartos,G. Widerborg', C. Stevens, E. Phelan, B. Bergrland. Row 4: S. Plotkin, C. Sorenson, J. Anderson, E. Bell, B. Schnitz, W. Meyer. Row 5: J. Mann, C. Querrey, C. Kinney, R. Lee, J. Drosset, S. Ladd, L. Shames, R. Erickson, R. Brennen, A. Halpern, K. Pontikes. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing student body at Hirsch, around which many activities have developed. It's Finance Bureau has charge of the money-raising proj- ects it sponsors, which are advertised by the Civic and Publicity Bureaus. During the fall semester Miss Butkovich was sponsor of the Council, and in the spring semester Miss O'Gorman took over. This year the Council introduced a Freshie-Guide Committee which will help the Freshies during their first months at Hirsch. 105 Top: Officers: Mr. Don Mack, vice-presidentg Mr. Harry Tremaine, treas- urerg Mr. Myron Burn- ham, presidentg Mr. Alfred Gramsch, secre- tary. Bottom: Mr. Allen Rowley, Mr. Clarence Davis, Mr. Noel Smith, Mr. Kay Nakamura, Mr. Thomas Hansbury 0g6Lf.MI 5CA KCLCLQP5 DAD'S CLUB The Dad's Club was first organized at Hirsch in 1948. Each year they provide help to needy students, and strive to bring the school and surrounding community into a closer relationship and better understanding. Their main purpose, however, is to lend the school loyal support, and to help build our students into better citizens both in and outside of School. It is the Dad's Club which we have to thank for our annual athletic banquets, which provide the opportunity of honoring our various Huskie teams in a rewarding atmosphere of festivity and entertainment. 106 ,,,,..'! .. :a l l'A BOARD Above: tAround table, left to rightb Mrs. C. Haas, Mrs. E. G. Borling, Mrs. Guy ljams, Mrs. E. J. Gilligan, Mrs. Noel M. Gordon, Miss Marie A. Mcifahey, Mrs. W. F. Nehls, Mrs. S. P. Mulvihill, Mrs. H. Ure, Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. G. Holmgren, Mrs. J. R. Brown, Mrs. Willis liockeg tleft rearj Mrs. G. Kizman, Mrs. Alice Jackson: Qright rearj Mrs. W. C. Schulze, Mrs. O. Schuller. PTA OFFICERS Left: fseatedj Miss Marie A. McCahey, honorary vice- presidentg Mrs. William F. Nehls, presidentg Mrs. Stewart P. Mulvihill, recording secretary: Mrs. Harry Ure, corresponding secretaryg fstandingl Mrs. Donald B. Mack, 2nd vice-presidentg Mrs. E. J. Gilligan, treas- urerg Mrs. Alice Jackson, 4th vice-prcsidentg Mrs. George Holmgren, budget chairman. If fuer sgegoing sjwlancb Meeting in our social room on the third Thursday of each month, over a cup of coffee, moms discuss our problems with representatives of the school. This friendly atmosphere helps in the promotion of that closer relationship between parents, teachers and admin- ist1'ators so necessary to the successful handling of school affairs. A membership drive for the Parent-Teacher Association is launched every semester with students participating by doing their part in encouraging parents to join this great national organization. One of our PTA's annual activities is the bake sale on Parent's Night in November, which is always a big success. Another popular event is the delightful luncheon they provide, and serve in the school each year for the Hirsch faculty. 107 Row fi: H. Lvlmv, C. Jr Adelante, siempre ade- lante fforward, always for- wardb correctly sums up the goals of el club panameri- Cano. By conducting meet- ings, learning' cheers, songs, and games, and expressing future interests in Spanish, the members of the Pan- American Club are living' the language and learning' to think and express themselves in Spanish with ease. Mem- bership is limited to Spanish 5 and G classes, and 4 dele- gates from each Spanish 4 class. 'TOP Juukowski. M. Wixldrvli. I.. Alamo. Row lz I.. Row Z: J. Zimmer, S. 'l':1m-link, M. VVzn1:m-r. Row 3: J. Hiclcnlzln, K. VV:1lIm:1n M. Sc-lilwiclur, M. Mi-ya-r, M, Km rllm. How 4: E. lioll, lfl. Tll1Ll'1f1lIll'1l, A. l'n-trm-mlairu. Row nz K. Suzi-krlri-he-r. J. llvmlvr- 'ull fl H ' s , . rrlfniun, l'. Marx. Row fl: K. Plllioit, M. Gurllnn, Ii. Vvsa-ly, ll. 'l'hmnpson. J . llzxssvll, Row 7: R. D1-i'mrk, I.. P J. Kvzlm-, J. Pllliull, li. lie-nm-lf. 1-tn-rson. MIDIJLIC Huw l: li. 'Yhnmpsm-n, S. Haley, ll. Glass, S. Kuysv. S. Mzukris. liow 2: M. SUlt'Sliy, A. VVi41man. PI. Iillis, J. Turley. Row 3: Y. Homlric-ks, M. Barnes 11, M.-cmllum, M. mwm. ' Rnw -1: S. IJ:-iy, G.Mu1-an, S. Mums J. Hummi, is. Kolb. lima' sn: ll. Truttvr, I. Korpan l lxzxrllwumr, M. Uemkuwirz. l'. liums. Roy li: li. llarneil. S. Wilson. D. hit:-hen. li. lii1fl'm'il. Row 7: G. Webst ur, W. Hoist-ngtmi, D. Bunku. Row 8: U. Reryrvr, A. Uffill ll nalflwin, J, Mi-1,1-vm, J, Lsgin. ' HIPS. BOTTOM 4-It lo right: .lo Sh y vrmzxn, presi- dent: Carole Clurrvn, svn-ri-tary: Dean Mau-lc, vivo-preside-ntg Um-ul Farber, tn-asurvr. pan- merican Rm I: Nl. l'c-mg'olrl, ll. I31tt,v1'n1z1n. Row 2: J. Hvzxtty, VN. I'a-tvrs, Il. Hl'2lI1lil'l. Nl. Sh2llTll'lr, Nl. lluss vliflai, IS. Uzunlmsc-. Run 3: S. ill'uL101', IC. BK'l'jl'llI2lIl, J, Hm'ling', V. Smith, V. Fulk, V. lluvtz, ll ful U, J. llrussm-L, J. Vzlxlmilin, J. Mvfzxlwo. Run 1: J. Zvviu, V. llizzi, IJ. limwiun, I . Szlmistrmn, S. Iizxy uri. .l. Pruitt, IC. Hoy, IC. Km-rn. Ron 5: H. flilcillzlus, H. Ilzmivls, S. VVQ-xlor, S. VVOis, J. Svllmull mn, W. I'ol:1nsky, I.. Brown, R, Swanson, Ii. Hrmisky. ,Q F NJ Q HN.-V-Q. Q? Nga Q , .xg '19 '11, R 14 Xbove: D. Phillips, L. Anas, Below: N. Williams, J. l'lma- jiafegfy in fine yfnalfin The first step in writing a book like the Maroon is deciding on a good themeg then comes the taking of pictures and the in- numerable problems of identifying the people in tnem: finally is the task of putting everything together into one Well organized and interesting book. These are some of the things which go into the prep- aration of a Maroon, and we hope that you will really enjoy High Fidelity. Maroon Staff Cfiroup IJ G. Defloolq, S. Ray ai Miller. Maroon Stall' Cflroup IU hiser, M. Poerio, C. Wider- borg, P. Heinemann, K, Porter. Q ss' ii ,surf The typewriters pounding away and the editor, pointing to a picture, asking Does anyone know who he is ? make up the general atmosphere of the Maroon staff room. The editor's desk is always piled high with write-ups, captions, and pictures that need identifying. This could pose quite a problem if it were not for the fact that the staff works as a team and each pitches in to do his part. Under the superb direction of Mr. Thomas Harring- ton, the editor, assistant editors, and staff members always work together to put out the very best book possible. Right. Row 1: Betty Schnabel, Corwin Qucrrey, Maroon Editor, Jill McCann, Stella Maros. Row 2: Dawn Root, Barbara Renderman, Pat Marx, Hennie Rumph. Row 3: Loretta lstad, Gloria Peters, Angie Anton, Judy Bassett. 111 40 HERALD STAFF Row 1: C. Smith, C. John- son, D. Phillips, M. Udell, L. Peterson, J. Borling, A. Halpern, J. Rosendahl. Row 2: S. Goldman, J. Beatty, T. Maler, G. Alpert, A. Tucker, L. Scott. HERALD STA FF R. Keller, J. Coxworth, G. Clausen, M. Berman, N. Gugliemi, B. Adolphson. HER A LD STA FF Row 1: Doris Jansen, Sharon Surfus, Barbara Mizicko, Carol Ruetz, Linda Schultz. Row 2: Robyn Berg, Ro- berta Klein, Dianne Andrews, Joan Rosen- berg, Vera Lukasz. 112 HERALD STAFF The Herald Staff is always on the job in the coverage and reporting of school news. The stories of all Hirsch activities, current gossip, and sport items are the work of these students, under the able direction of Miss Olga Lawrenz. Membership on the staff provides an excellent opportunity for gaining experience, as well as training valuable to those who plan a future in the field of journalism. H ERA LD EDITORS CFalD Right: Barbara Haas, Assistant Editor and John Mohan, Editor-in-Chief. eoloi wid: file Wewn HERA LID STAFF CSDHIUID Seated: A. Halpern, editor- in-chiof, V. Lucaz, N. Mark. Standing: L. Schultz, J Beatty, A. Tucker, I Scott, J. Rosenberg. nc Ldlawzzia 11.6 J I' W MXIN 0l+'l li'I'I .XSSIS'l'.XN'l'S CGRUUI' U CU M. Anrlerson, C. IIotI'man, Ii. Kalisperis, ' ' Boran. QD l. homano, G. Porter, I.. Hersteil. Marx, I. xx, i'. rinkman, N. Brinkman, CD IJ C oc l 'N I3 Iiovarsliy. I lin I I uw C11 J. Bor u- rsv MAIN UI I ICl:I .XSSlS'l'.XN'l'S CGRUUI' 21 Row I: J. Sylvester, Ii. Andrews, K. Waltman. Row 2: J. Arms, J. Cook. Row 3: C. I.ug'ullo, B. Bearhiile, Ii. Davis. Row 1: J. Herz, K. Bohart, I.. I'etruc'ei, C. Ilragyon. Ron 5: K. Stoikclreher, C. Marchese, IJ. Roth. Ram 6: S. Jorgfenson, S. Grossman, I.. Simeox, D Verson. A'l l'ICND.XNCE OFFICE ASSlS'l'AN'l'S Row l: M. Kapsalis, J. Anderson. Row 2: I.. James, M. Munclt, J. Zimmer, N. Till. A Row 3: G. Stewart, J. Youngs, I.. Crannell, I'. Dodd M . Schwab, G. Wiclerborg. Row 1: M. Iiaila, M. Stien, A. Epstein, J. Aloe, J Henderson. Row 5: IJ. Janssen, Miss Grieve Qsponsorl, A Wattamaniuk. PROGRAM 0l FICI'I ASSIS'l'.lXN'l'S Row l: B. Sehnetz, Miss Bernstein lsponsorl. Y Tipton. Row 2: J. Seeliel, S. Fisher, A. Constantaras. Row 3: J. I.aPook, C. Fagan, M. I.evin. Row 4: K. Ha5.1'er, E. Bell, IJ. Cohen, B. Rorlingr. Row 5: R. Klein, C. Tork, I.. Begun. qyljllere Ac!! ievemenf mignfi Above. right. Row l: B. Haas, J. Coxworth, B. Adolphson, B. Keller, R. Bambace, B, Dulsliy. Row 2: M. Berman, S. Leboe, S. Bass, P. Brown, V. Lukasz, R. Chin, F. Krupinski, L. Peterson. ll. Gordon, P. VVolsko, A. Mazur. Row 3: C'. Johnson, A. Halpern, J. Mohan. NHS OFFll'ERS Clfalll Above. left: R. Keller, treasurer, J. Coxworth, social chairman: B. Adolphson, secretary: B. Haas, vice- presidentg B. Uulsky, president. NHS OFFICERS CSpringJ Right, Row l: Andy Halpern, treasurer, Carl John- son, presidentg Darlene Phillips, vice-president. Row 2: Rosemary Bambaee, social chairman: Sara Bass, secretary. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Our Hirsch High stars most likely to make high fidelity records are the students in the National Honor Society. Sponsored by Miss Lyons these pupils are tops not only in scholastic ability, but equally in character. leadership, and service. QCOFL .X4!!.!4I 0lfUfL Y. .-1 Above, Row l: M. Mundt, L. Scott. Row MUSIC CLUB 2: N. Clark, R. No1'den, L. Lecton, J. Herz, L. Begun. Row 3: J. DuFresne, K. Anderson, C. Holmgren, J. Rohr- acker, L. Zene, A. Hacket. Row 4: V. Lukasz, D. Doll, J. Cook, M. Halfpenny, K. Stockdreher, B. Thompson, K. Hager. Right, Row l: I. Rollnick, L. Zini, J. Hickman. Row 2 A ' Row Row Ron Row Row Row Row Ro w All.lUSTlVlENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS : . ifonstantarus, L. James, A. Hacket. 3: C. Farbar, L. Nelson, C. Logullo. al: J. Pedersen, J. Roacker, S. Maros, P. Marks. 5: S. Much, S. Plotkin, P. Schneider, J. Anderson. 6: F. Loucopulos, A. Anton, J. Logullo, S. Makris. 7: J. Mitchell, E. Ferguson, C. Lungzren, D. McCallum. 8 Sanders, B. Arnott, A. Pervier. :J. 9: J. Greenberg, H. Rumfph, J. Bassett. 10: K. Griffiths, G. Gilliam, K. Brisley. MUSIC CLUB One of our newest clubs, the Music Club, consisting' of students who are interested in class- ical music, was organised. in June, 1956. Meetings are held twice a week, 10th period. Classical and semi-classical music IS played and then discussed by the members and their director, Mrs. Helen Kane. ADJUSTMENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS These zealous students devote their study periods to helping Miss Butkovich in the Adjust- ment Oflice with typing, filing, and many other jobs. Here they may attain high standards in dependability, cooperation, and initiative which will help qualify them for merit awards. 116 or Sakfgb .SJCLLQ SAFETY ENGINEERS The safety engineer, chosen by his or her division on merits of scholarship, citizenship and activities, is responsible for maintaining order and safety in the halls, assisting teachers in this work, and in the registration of student cars. Ably sponsoring this group is Mr. Robert McNamara who guides and assists them, stressing always the necessity and importance of safety in school. SAFETY ENGINEERS Below, Front: L. Egherman. Row I: G. Gasser, B. Gildhaus, R. Schellburg. Row 2: B. Davis, D. Konrad, R. Person, J. Sanders, R. Bambace, D. Cook. Row 3: B. Mohan, T. Romano, J. Hickman, M. Malito, L. Peterson, C. Marchese, C. Ruetz, M. Udell. Row 4: B. Berglund, C. Widerborg, M. Giglio, J. Rosenberg, R. DeCook, S. Stone, M. Stein, N. Heinen, J. Chidester, V. Lucaz, B. Mizicko. Row 5: C. Argento, E. Dallas, G. Hornung, J. Candlin, E. Bergman, D. Mulvihill, J. McKenna, S. Surfus, G. Peters, J. Nielsen, J. McCann, C. Hickman, P. Gilliam, B. Thompsen, J. Daniel. W0 jffedfg Wftoaf olzafin LATIN CLUB Latin has been observing cen- tennials through the long ages, and its students recognize fidel- ityl' as coming into English via Latin's Iidelitas -a key word that guides them not only in translation but in all their school activities. Hirsch's Latin Club is spon- sored by Mr. Thomas G. Har- rington. Top: On Parent's Night, the Classici, decked out in all their Roman finery, assist their spon- sor, Mr. Harrington, at the Latin exhibit. LATIN CLUB Upper Middle: fseated in front5 D. Cohen, B. Moore. Row I: G. Claybrook, O. Montgomery, B. Russell, C. Tibma, C. Brook, D. Mizicko. Row 2: A. Pervier, J. Benkowski, D. Strain, M. Mundt, A. Hachat, J. Heindl, J. Mans, J. Adolphson, S. Williamson. Row 3: A. Turnbull, H. Washer, J. Zucker, C. Heydenberg, D. Koco- lowski, S. Erlandson, K. Binner, R. Ferguson, T. Slade. Row -I: Qleft around to rightj D. Silverman, P. Sc-hied, R. Saller, A. Faith, D. Jensen, D. Hork, G. Toun- tas, S. Rivers, B. Weis, R. Nordin, F. Hunt, K. Hager. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Lower middle: Dick Person, vice- presidentg Joe Scuderi, secretary, Bob Mohan, president CRomulus VIIIJg Hennie Rumpf, treasurer. Bottom, left to right, Row 1: M. DeRossett, B. Schnitz, S. Hart, J. Rohracker, D. Doll, M. Fabray, J. Anderson, N. Brinkman. Row 2: G. Widerborg, T. Mayberger, M. Raila, R. Bournazos, L. Cook, M. Arbuckle, B. McKenna, P. Gra- ham, L. Begun, S. Fisher, J. Kaz, N. Mitchell, C. Tork. Row 3: E. Bergman, E. Kohn, M. Newdelman, J. Daniel, J. Pruitt, M. Hartman, D. Carlson, P. Rainey, J. Saavedra. Row -1: G. Treganza, D. Delucia, A. Tweedt, N. Briggs, T. Dickett, B. Kalesperis, C. Dragon. 118 5, S Q A F Q Sr wg AMW wifi - W '5 - TEE:-:-,:E1i'::I:f:2I22.15555 X N? , 1 fsililfiiiifiw LAT -Effie wwf? 1 fi k as :W gif ,V ,., S .: Qui X , . .im Q 4 Q 3 im? ff ,. ,.., X k ., I ig. X S , 5 , xx 7 x . , KQV is QQ' is 8 Nga Q gift . . . V Q5 ' i- A wysgxea 9 .ff K 5 Xf- A M 'T . Y 1 S if L i f ,W pf , . 1 - w sg! X N My 2. 5221, H .,11:5Q :- A K. K Q ,Q E Q 5 Q Wi' s X ......:. QSM 1', ffisl: s, EE 1 H W +1 A Vi ZS Q ,A ti N S25 . ....... ,. X . ,... . S Q, X Y. Q gif m - -se: Q 1 3 Q ag . ,,..... ,. . E 'V 6 S 26 2, 1 Q ' . qv Q Q 53 3 Q 33 , Y X, . Q ., 5 gk X Kg-,qigg is ay! rierwffy lgemuadion 'We Herald Salesmen Row 1: J. Hickman, R Bambace, J. Nielsen, J McCann, C. Hickman. Row 2: D. Konrad, M Malito, T. Romano, B Schnabel. Row 3: S. Stone, B Davis, L. Peterson. Row 4: J. Rosenberg N. Heinen, M. Stein S. Bass, J. Chidester. Row 5: B. Hughes, J Sanders, B. Schnitz, E Bell, G. Pete1's, S. Sur- fus. Row 6: D. Cook, A. Hawthorne, E. Ellis, S. Leboe. Row 7: C. Ruetz, B Haas, C. Marchese, C. Widerborg, V. Lucasz Row 8: E. Phelan, B. Mizicko, B. Berglund E. Dallas, P. Brown, D. Phillips. Row 9: M. Giglio, P. Brown. Ticket Salesmen Front: Mr. McNally. Row 1: J. Wolfe, C Hikman, J. Nielsen, J. Chidester, J. McCann C. Smith. , Row 2: B. Mayberger M. Turay, C. Tellefsen J. McCabe, L. Nichols B. Fleeger, A. Panichi M. Kapsalis. Row 3: M. Poerio, T Dickett, R. Bambace. Row 4: G. Pete1's, P Walsko, J. Sarders, M Vithaulkas, C. Ruetz P. Ahern, P. Sloan, D Atkinson. Row 5: P. Brown, M Giglio, L. Schultze, B Mentch, C. Marchese M. Malito, N. Heinen L. Peterson. Row 6: L. Higgins, B Christensen, M. Mundt E. Dallas, M. Stein, B Davis. Row 7: S. Goldman, C Tremaine, T. Romaro Row 8: S. Makros, C Findlay, P. Heinemann K. Porter, C. Wider- borg, S. Mountain. Row 9: J. Baird, J Candlin, R. Tardiff. 120 em er jicledfi HALL GUARDS Semper Fidelis might Well be the motto of the Hirsch hall guards. These boys, under the direction of various members of the faculty, may be seen in the corridors directing students to places in the building, and keeping the halls clean. It is the job of these boys to make sure that the halls of Hirsch are at their best. They are typical examples of the students at Hirsch, striv- ing always for a better and more beautiful school. HALL GUARDS Row I: R. Allan, J. Lilly J. Sexton, L. Hoffman. Row 2: D. Garrison, D Killian, R. Haiiling, J Wolsko, L. West, C. Bowley, F. Sessa, Roger Lang. Row 3: W. Peters, R. Jer- icho, R. Brennan, H. Brodsky, R. Demkowicz, D. Carleson, A. Good- man, R. Brodsky. Row -1: B. Gildhaus, R. Thurman, R. Gordon, A. Peletz, J. Baird, D. Linde. HALL GUARDS Row I: W. Saxe, B. Dul- sky, L. Peterson, J. Guard. Row 2: C. Yelverton, F. King, C. Jones, R. Sal- ler, J. Mohan. ' fzmwti Jn Me umuif 0 earning SCIENCE CLUB Row l: li. Nelson, H. Blakely, J. Zevin, N. Mingus, D. Tenny, R. Anderson. Row 2: D. Del.ucia, M. Fried- man, K. Brandell. Row 3: P. Swanson, K. An- rlerson. BOOK ROOM ASSISTANTS Mr. Selig fsponsorj, Robert Johnson, Robert Megus, Paul Swanson, and Jack Zevin. SIGHT SAVING ASSISTANTS Row 1: J. DeRe, G. Hybert, M. Malito, C. Burk. Row 2: G. Stewart, V. Lukasz, J. Adolfson, B. Suhnabel, S. Much, J. Maturna. 122 Ns. 30 'Ok Ts.. Z 9522-iam. .Mi .mdiy hmefding L.. Me .goolea Library Assistants-Group 1 Seated: S. Lippert, Il. lloyd, E. Ellis. Standing: L. Ma k ris, S O'Brien, C. VVeatherwax, K. Carson, K. Hushelle, N. Barker, N. Balogh, V. Richards, S. Makris, B. Vesley, L. Rice, L. Hersted, C. Lohmar. Library Assistants-G roup 2 Row I : R. Bournazas, A. Hacket, M. Mundt. N. Clark. Row 2: S. Tanehek, N. Zislis, A. Watamaniuk. Row 3: P. Hodges, M. Barnes, C. Lundgren. Standing: J. Rosendalil, C. Holmgren, P. Mehegan. Sight-Saving Assistants Row 1: P. Brown, L. Scott, M. Gigxlio. Row 2: M. Stern, ll. Dodd, C. Jesselson. Row 3: B. Singer, D. Doll, C. Farber, M. Schwab, S. lienderman. Row 4: L. Lichten, J. Hertz, D. Phillips, R. llofbauer J. DuFresne. J. DeRe. On flue Mum FUTURE TEACHERS Row l: N. Olson, N. Shuetter. Row 2: Miss Power, N. Bayer, J. Guard, C. Erickson. Row 3: L. Scott, J. Chidister, J. Nielsen, L. Schultz. Row 4: S, Hurley, J. Yelverton, C. Tremaine, J. Ricard, J. McCabe, T. Maler. Row 5: E. Dallas, D. Phillips, M. Anderson, C. Smith. Row 6: B. Bliss, B. Davis, C. Miller, F. Kruplinski. 124 MOVIE CLUB Once again the Movie Club, under the direction of its sponsor, Mr. Boris Duskin, has proven its fidel- ity to Hirsch. From the ordering of films and the repairing of machines, to the operating' of projectors in the classroom, the Movie Club is ever faithful. MOVIE CLUB Seated: R. Mingus, G. Gasser, A. Mazur, J. Schmoll, D. Tenny, G. Render, B. Hilding, A. Slade. Row 1: R. Jerico, A. Mendelson, H. Brodsky, J. Baird, D. Hork, T. Wolsko, J. Waxman, G. Sherman, R. Brodsky, N. Mark, G. Tountas, R. Mendel- shon, E. Watson. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The aim of this ambitious group is to combat the present shortage of teachers by doing their part in helping' fill the graps in the thinning ranks. These are the Future Teachers of America who do their plan- ning' under the leadership of Miss Alice Power. ,Six Cdeem Ar ffm La em! K'HEERl.EAlJERS N. Ulson, C. Miller, M. Anderson, J. Nielsen, J. Chidister, C. Tl'U1ll2llllt CHEERLEADERS Six cheers for our cheerleaders-Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Dauntlessly and with plenty of pep, they perform at all our football and basketball games, leading the stands in those rollicking cheers, which add so much liveliness and festivity to the games. Too, they keep our teams constantly aware that we are with them all the way. The rousing performances they put on at the frames just don't happen, but are the result of long hours of careful practice after school and on their own, under the able direction of Mrs. Rosalind Roth, sponsor of the cheerleaders. 125 E? ig? 32 2? aw f 11 Ye. M 'wh E W 9'-9 Li mf .E M f iii f 5' ,hx If 1 3 xx X, W? ,,i V i is Am jAc'LerirL ' cllaem SENIOR M0'l'HER'S TEA Upper right: Mrs. Jac-kson lcenter, rearl, senior B sponsor, and 48 girls who served at the tea given on lleeeniber 12, 19513 in the luneli- room by the senior B class for the January grrarluates. l'pper left: Waiting' to serve. Lower left: Seniors and niotliers en- joying' the tea. Lower right: Guests of honor: ileft to rightj Dr, Maleekig Mr. Wilson, district superintendent: Miss Hur- ney, ass't. principal: Ur. llauglilin, assistant County superintendent of sehoolsg Miss MeCaliey, principal. 'sn-of wi' Al 1 cjfdvled e gicfedfi 7, 13VGji'Ai MW f I f 4 A my W CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL On December 14, Nickelson Hall resounded with joyous notes herald- ing the coming of the Christmas season. The gala program included the Band, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Glee Club, and many soloists. Christ- mas at Hirsch was further supplemented on December 20, with caroling in Welcome Hall around the big, beautifully decorated Christmas tree, gleaming with many colored lights. This page, Top: Sandra Leboe accompanied by the Senior Choir singing Sim Sholom in honor of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights. Opposite page, Upper right: Senior Choir caroling in Welcome Hall MUSIC FESTIVAL Upper left: Narrator of the Music Festival-Leonard Peterson Middle left: John Buergermeier playing a Rachmaninoff selection Middle right: Junior Choir singing a group of favorite Christmas songs Bottom, left to right: JoAnn Wang does a solo at the pianog Jeanne Ricard rendering a songg Christine Branch singing at the mikeg Vocalist Jacqueline Dunn during' a pause. 128 eff fa S in ,NM W af uw' I ,I fi 1 Q .1z2 1i2: . 2iQ V h B 1 I . . . lAQIfl, ganquefl FOUTISA LL HANQUET The thirteenth annual football banquet, honoring football players and cheerleaders for outstanding performances during the gridiron season, took place in the Crystal Ballroom of the Shoreland Hotel on December 4, 1956. This rewarding! affair again was sponsored by the never-failing' Hirsch Dad's Club. This page, Top: Among' the guests of honor were Miss Marie A. McCahey, principal of Hirsch, and Dr. James H. Smith, associate superintendent of schools. Middle: Mr. Uda Koerner lleftj, who pronounced the invocation, at the speaker's table with Mr. William G. Wilson, superintendent of District 14. and Mrs. Don Mack. Lower left: The toastmaster of the evening, Mr. Myron N. Burnham, president of the Hirsch Dad's Club. Lower right: Dale Samuels Cleftj, Northwestern freshman coach and former All-American quarter- back of Purdue, was a guest speaker. To his rigcht are Mrs. Noel Smith, Mrs. Myron Burnham, and Mr. Noel Smith Opposite page: Some lively banquet scenes with the Huskies and their friends enjoying a memorable evening' with plenty of roast beef and gobs of ice-cream. wmiliis K Q Q gfgi IV! -ww.. W5 -1 N356 mf, XM ff. rx ., f X- 5 A , Qkjn-,Unix vw . wx 5 XL- Q S Q W-'Arc .fffl 1, 1 ' va f, 1 k 'k Li, ,Clif fic HLCL ,iQ uf Ld 1. ' V: 4 .. N K, Ll1f'LfL.f Llf1'X,L'k 'Lil ,ul L IKLCAI1 flcrdci- VL! Y Q- 'Y f . Ck, ,OLJLU 4-V U.-q,,,L Lt! alfa-,JU ,,Lgy,k,, Lg, ic :J :J LGVJ . ' , ,, wif' YM.cM.w, XV ' CL, L11 ii j if-U-LLY Q' Y 3 . ,va XIL gl fi XL 5 LIN-CRV L' - fu' X YE U.n,lfL, pm, LL,,gMcCLlUK L- we A, LLL01 K L L41 .fu Q ' C 1: ks N f..liC,x,g L. 69' XUVI x i xl ,V+ ', pL 'lxkzl VLHXJ , 1 v Miss McCahcy with Mr. Koerner and his winning di- vision. This division lcd the school in the Thanksgiving' Fund collection. 132 jlze izbififricf Weefa .xgf .jvkmclz Pictured here are the principals and supervisors of School District 14, in which Hirsch is located. They were attending' a district meeting held at Hirsch. District Superintendent William G. Wilson is seated at the center of the table. Sitting Cleft to rightb: Mr. Richard W. Saxe, prin. Kershaw, Mr. Ralph Williams, re- tired prin. Yaleg Mr. Benedict Amar, prin. Parker High, Mr. William G. Wilson, Supt. Dist. 46414, Miss Marie A. McCahey, prin. Hirsch Highg Miss May C. Doyle, prin. Har- vard, Miss Isabel M. Kincheloe, prin. Madison, Mrs. Janet M. Sullivan, art supervisor. Standing: Mrs. Winifred Wagner, household arts supervisorg Miss Monica P. Brown, prin. Perry, Mrs. Frances D. Flynn, prin. Yale, Miss Isabelle E. Fitzsimons, prin. Revere, Miss W. Gloria Williams, prin. Brownell, Mrs. Viola Soderstrom, p1'in. Went- worthg Mrs. Marion K. Singer, prin. Parker Elem.g Mrs. Helen Paulson, prin. Rugglesg Mr. Charles W. Lauther, prin. Deneeng Mrs. Helen Atkinson, supervisor of Library, Mr. James J. Griffin, prin. Park Manor, Mrs. Verna Baker, physical education super- visor, Mr. Norman D. Anderson, prin. Dixon, Mrs. Lois E. Schauer, prin. Burnside: Mr. Willey P. Klingensmith, supervisor of technical services, Mr. Harold H. Postel, prin. Cornell, Miss Margaret A. Hayes, prin. Neil. 183 X ' fx N . fgf FH Mffiff if MAQK Q? 'ff HAT WE R AS,Wy ' F, E TO REQNTH I E 6 'xx - x x 1 'W , ' I 1 4' QBXISEJJECQZE X if Y! .4 1111 ON yi!!! 0 F X. FW Qygfif fi 1957 ff 'J f ,JJ fm MMM W UW Compliments CHATHAM Y M C A DERBYITES V H0 M Wwfiiffhffs ff Mf ESS YE GRADUATES ff C A s E Y ' s ff! ACROSS FROM SCHOOL SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES IN THE FUTURE. AVALON HI-Y CONGRATULATIONS from PANTHER HI-Y John A. John B. Russ B. Jim C. Len C. Larry C Carl F. Bob G. Cary G. Steve L John L. Jim M. Ash O. Les P. BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATES OLYMPIC HI-Y George S. Ed S. George T. Allan T. Gus W. Joe Z. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES FROM THE CLASS OF JUNE 'I958 DIVISIONS OF: MISS FLAHERTY MISS HULL MR. KOERNER MRS. KULP MR. PATERSON 135 'E,:f 21' ,Q If ME! If T' VT I 7 ' AWD A I 4 FF' I I .QMITI I TCW ,yllj . I ALI U, CHATHAM BANK OF CHICAGO V, J, ' yg 'jj1p,f 7936 COTTAGE GROVE AVENUE ul , fir? Wy ' SAFETY FOR SAVINGS IS OUR MOST I' MI-I' IMPORTANT coNsfDERAT1oN DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 510,000.00 W ,J M ifwfljw co KIATIONS IT5fTHE GRADUATES! Wy? jvhvfjei IVIWCKI TIufff,f Compliments of HIRSCH AQUATIC ACES GOOD LUCK COMPLIMENTS OF To THE CHATHAM cHlx B.B.G. GRADUATES LONNI LOVELIES FTNN 8, CO, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 8300 COTTAGE GROVE 136 THEY ARE LOVELY THEY ARE COOL WENDY MOOSES MAKE BOYS DROOL COMPLIMENTS OF THE HIRSCH HIGH DAD'S CLUB BEST OF LUCK TO TWO OF THE MOST WONDERFUL KIDS IN THE WORLD, KAY CHOISSER and BARB CHRISTENSEN KAY THE YEAR CLUB CHECKERS JUNE 1957 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES HIRSCH HIGH P.T.A GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES CHRISTI X A If I WMI mm Wg If M I IIIIIQWI IQ If LII FI sf' 'IIIVII I If II III I II IW MMIII FRF III? A 0 III I II III II HIIIIIII I JI Q VII NIM! fgwegfonjxgu io I IVWLIIVIIIIZIII I ma? Aw, Q MMERCIAL - CANDID II,JI f?ffgSXII?5,QIiET QIIIV I if I IIIII I ' L I lf' , MII' I GOOD LUCK, SENIORS RPMI I II IK, I I .lOSTEN'S CREATORS OF FINE JEWELRY CHICAGO OFFICE 4105 W. NORTH AVE. 138 HERMAN F. OGLESBY NO LUNCH . . . 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