Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1947 volume:

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'Q J Y I7 ,Q .4 af' . x I 1 J X 4. -1-L , , I 3 J I K lf 11 -Q- Nijy ,- ,X x i j!ze f oflamlagglzfe In offering the first peacetime annual in live years the staff has only one objective and that is to record the year in picture and story so that those who are most interested, the students of this present, may in the future recapture the days, and live them again, and laugh again while they follow this yarn of the year as told in this book, the Lamplighter, Number Thirteen. al M QM f I W - f I l if-JJXJ fp izfbflf ix MJT he Di 4 N ff - J s, X7 p 3 kgfgbillql o 0 o i -Y J N play MMA, AM As the reader follows this yarn he has the company of One-zy and Two-zy Kelly, who ap- pear on many of the pages. When these two heard the word yarn, they expected to hear tall tales and they pricked up their ears. That accounts for their oversized ears. My j 5412 Were aiaflf Q fc,1ffv1J flfgji J lu V, .., Q! 'I SEPTEMBER 0CTOBER DECEMBER JANUARY NOVEMBER FEBRUARY APRIL MAY MARCH JUNE Our Walls-Too Young for Moss or Ivy but Stalvvart with Welconle and Inspiration .leokcafion We are happy to have Brighton Park as home. We are appre- ciative of the pleasant childhood that was ours in a community of safe play and good schools. We are deeply thankful for the spiritual influences of her churches and cultural institutions. We are proud of her record in World War II, reverent at the thought of her sacrifices. We are interested in her history and industrial growth. Aware that the best is yet to be, we dedicate this our annual of '46-'47 to the future of Brighton Park. 7 NCE AGAIN we have brought a group of Kellyans through four years of the happiest time of their lives to commencement. From here they look backward for retrospect and appreciation of the best that has been. They look forward for per- spective and discovery of new opportunities. They leave the de- pendency of childhood and enter adulthood, where they must make their own decisions and take the consequences for their own judgment. They have learned, through the profitable experiences of special interest clubs, the skills of democratic participation in organizations that concern them and the wise choice in the use of their leisure time. Students have been urged to deal honestly with current issues and have been provided abundantly with the literature of facts for both sides of controversial questions. They have learned that work is necessary for survival, but the development of a cooperative personality able to get along with peo- ple supersedes excellence of skill in a single job, and that the quality of the person on the job is the first importance. Since we have become citizens of a world federation we have learned that the American must be willing to accept the responsi- bilities for understanding the attitudes of his new brothers and to hold firm to the beliefs so fundamental to our way of living. We believe our graduates are well prepared for this step into the adult world and that the change will be so gradual that it will not be upsetting. We trust that they will preserve goodness, decency, and faith in the world wherever they find themselves. W., ci ,wa ec! in .fdcfion in 'lflirfcl sir Anthony Arendt john Barna Bernard Bonderski john Bozyk Leonard Brace Chester Brezinski Edward Brown Walter Budziskewski Joseph Ceponis Richard Cieler Frank Cikas Le Roy Clark Timothy Clarke Andrew Conrad Rudolph Curcio Edward Czernek Guido Di Bartolo Kenneth Doerscheln Stanley Dziedziak Frank Dziedzic Ben Evans Peter Faklis Alex Farnausz Donald Fiedler Clyde Flickenger QBur present seturitp is built upon their unfulfilleh hopes amh Dreams. we shall remember them! Casimir Garwal Theodore Genga Robert Gignac Raymond Glozick John Harms Earl Hart Arthur Hertenstein Stanley jodlowski J. Jurcazak Edward Kilburg Anthony Kleadermen Joseph Klimol Chester Kolecki Raymond Kolin Rudolph Kolody Stanley Konowalik Stanley Konstanty Thaddeus Kowynia Laurence Kranson Adolph Krasinski Victor J. Krause Norbert Kratz Bernard Kritchunas Roman Krolik Frederick Krueger Edward Krygowski Edward Kuchmuk Laddie Kuchmuk Edwin La Baun Chester Lubas Edward Lubin Ted Machowicz joseph Maciejewski Evan Malmquist Bruno Mankus James Martensen Adolph Martinonis Edward Maslanka Chester Mikolaczyk Edward Mikota Clarence Miller Edward Miniet Chester Nowak Chester Parker Frank Pokrzywa Edward Pomykala john Rarrat Leon Rudski james Rusilowicz Lester Saenger Benny Salis 'lflfaf ll fir Raymond Setzke Frank Siepak Robert Sievers joseph Simonetti Robert Sneddon Edward Soprych joseph A. Sparks Anton Stalun joseph Stanock Tracy Stewart John Sullivan Stanley Tomczek Nelson Trent Arthur Vermette Walter Wanielista Robert Waschack Albert Wiedefeld Joseph Wiedefeld Marvin Weiss William Williams Robert Wiorek Richard Wise joseph Zadroszny Edward Zawilla Al Zelnis They Serve the Youth of Today P.T.A. Mrs. J. Bartz, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Resney, Mrs. An dcrsrm, Mrs. Man del, Mrs. Zmek. Mrs. Dansk, Mrs. Frliilorth, Mrs. Hudeick, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Resncy, Mr. Aspcl, Mrs, Twines, Mrs. Anderson, Misi B ' s urns. Mrs. Barts, Miss Olson, Mrs. Coyle, Mrs. Malay, Mrs, Kish- kunus, Mrs. Msndcl. .j. Mother's war job is finished and she ein attend the P T A . . . .meetings again. How to make boys and girls feel secure in their high school was the theme of the P.1rent-Te.1cher Association this year. The various phases of this topic were taken up at regular sessions the third Wed- nesday afternoon of each month. After the business, discussion, and entertainment, each meeting closed with 1 social half hour at which time refreshments were served, usually including the cnkes or cookies for which Brighton mothers have won renown. The ladies of the P.T.A. work at their projects quietly and ethciently, and g1lw.1 l from their helpfulness. ys tie students profit ll !' we gadugg The yarn of the year regarding the faculty is one of many moves. Several Kelly instructors were called to teach G.I. classes at the various Chicago centers. We shall welcome them back when the loan period expires. A few instruc- tors were transferred to other schools or to the offices of the Board of Education. A number of substitutes have made stays that lengthened into months and years. To all our mentors we give this word of appreciation and thanks. The story of the year and its influence in our lives cannot be fully told as yet. As occasions arise we shall know the measure of our friends, the faculty. 12 L' IX - k'2,'43 - f ., -A 3. , V-r 1'5 3 i--'ff 'UE B- -5, ,-.1 uv. 55 1.'e:,g rf- MF X 4. 'lg wa -7.4-Q4 v J . 3 2- JA, 4. ,, . 5.5 WF 'LFZ ,1 A , . -1 ,-,vis 1-.1 1. 4. ':., Z. .- ew' ai ,- They, Too. .Point the llfay lfreshmen at the Branch have in Mr, Hut- ton a ready counsellor and an understanding friend. It is no secret that the transfer from elementary school to high school brings prob- lems and perplexities. but what every Branch student discovers is that Mr. Hutton is easy of approach, calm, unruftled, and master of the problem, His even. reassuring way can erase even the near-panic and send the student on his way reioicing. Once each semester Mr. Mclieag goes into retreat somewhere in the building. He goes to his lonely cubicle with a stack of record books and papers. Eventually he emerges with a look of triumph on his face and a master program in his hand. The program clicks and registration soon begins. It is our guess, however, that the time in his hideout is supplemented by as many hours of the night-wee sma' ones. too. else how mould every little program hitch be antiti- pated and answered. 6 -f' O , X fx -'K'-'kxcfQ,g, x sf Shall IVQ Recall Their Words - - - jesse R. Anderson Loren C. Aspel Frederick S. Bils A. John Briel Print Shop, Chess Club Technical Department Chairman, Bookkeeping, Accounting, Admin- Accounting, Radio Club Xiood Shop, Aeroplane Model istrative Assistant C uh I . S. jones Electric Shop, Eleitrical Counsel- lor, l'lctriri.1ns'C'lul'i On account of the early date of photographing and the number of changes in the faculty, the follow- ing teachers are not pictured on these pages: Sara Abclson Stenography and Typing, Checkers Club Byron P. Blackard Instrumental Music, Orchestra, Faxorite hlelodies Club Anne Boyle Branch Clerk La Verne K, Bright Spanish, Twist 'n' Twirl Club Ada Brown On Military Leave, Clothing Opal Byl Home Management, Knitting Club Margaret Dargan General Science, Checkers Cluh Elizabeth Darnell Stenography and Typing, Knitting Cluh Peter J. Frascona Spanish, Gag Club Gussie G, Green General Science CBranchj, XWar Cosor- dinator, Branch Correspondence Club XX'iIliam G. I-leimberger Mechanical Drawing, Airplane Cluh john Masterson History Theresa 0'Connor History, Civics, Cl uh Bool-tfof-the-lNlontl1 Mary Peterson Stenography, Typing, Correspondence Club, Lamplighter Typing Staff Sponsor Michael Philbin Sales, Commercial Law, Bookkeeping, Current Events Club Dave Silverman Mechanical Drawing, M'agicians' Club Edward Stanton Biology, Checkers Club lrwin Suloway English, Radio XX'ork Shop Cluh james Victory R.O,T.C.. C.O. Cluh, N.C.O. Cluh 14 William J. Dempsey English Department Chairman, Record Afzlwgser, Fire Guard Sponsor, Chesterfield C u Theresa Lynch English, Social Hour Club Viola G. Baas English. Reading Coeordinator, Behinilfthe- Mike Club Bernice B. Roberts English, Club Cogordinaror, l3r.una Cluh Ten - - - Twenty Years froln lVou'? Mildred Mnurc lfzlrccrs, Cfomrm-rti.il licorgrilplzy. Hostess Club E. L. Nclsun Mcthanifal Drawing. f'r1ittsn1cn's Klub mlm L. Shcchy r lsiathinc Drawing, Managcr ut Stage Hfmcls, Admmcd Magicians' Club XValter Nelson Mcthaniral Drawing, junior Nripitianx' filulw Marie C. O'Hnm Art Department C.lmirm.m, Ymrhook Art Sponsor, Stage Sacnery Club Blamluc M. Utley Art, K lmirnmn uf lfxliilwits, Art Club Osss Ash - Hclcn G. 0'Kcc1c Bmlugy, Bunk-4it-tlit--Month Cluli Esther D, Olson I Biulugy, Spunsor ut Nc-tion Pitturc Opcrntiwrs Helen Cf, Olson A Stcnogrripliy iintl Typing. Alt Nc-ullcxuvrk Club, f'lc.m-up Sponsor Esther H. Parker Sales, Yearbook Plmtngmpliy Advise-r, Business Adviser of Newspaper, Advertising Club Cnrncl ia Gouwens English, titlitorial Atlviscr of Newsp.1fL'r iintl Ycnrlwok, Press Club Gertrude TNI. Powers History :mtl Civics, Spinal Cilmrtls 15 'Thatk a Fino Piece of Work, John Franklin R. Borgcr Music Department Chairman, Instrumental Music, Band Conductor, Fishermen's Club Anna May XV. Breme History, Future Teachere of Amcrira Club Marion Budinucr Matlicnutics, Travel Club, Assembly Sponsor Frances Craven x Matlwmutits, Checkers Club Servicfmcns Reception Club Edith Bunting A Gcncml Sticntc, 4A Sponsor, 4A Otiucrs' Club Kntlinrinc I.. Cillowny Aviution Gcogmplmy, U. S, History, IB and -ZA Limdc Adviser, Cilretkcrs Club Dorothy Caine I I V Matlicinutiu. Adininntixltivc Aiil, Home Nursing Club Hiizel A, D.xll.xtli Voipil Music, Girls' :mil Mixutl C lxoirx, Song Hit Puadc Sumn K, Fulton Stcnogrnpliy and Typing. Twist 'n' Tuirl Club Roy F. l7.1'vis Brandi, Ccncrul Sfiente 16 Snrrih M. Burns N i Historv, junior Red Crow Sponsor, Scrvitc Roll Sponsor, lNl.uiun G. Eslxcl lXl.xtlmn.nl1u Dcputrncnt fl1L1lI'Il1.l!'I,k RA nml'-QB Rcmrd ALlNINUI'. N.mnn.ll llwrmr' S-wacky by-unsor, 'Imvcl Clulu lNI.arxc Sllmluk lXl.lIl1L'1'H.lIlL9, Kelly Honor S-uicly Spunjor, IA and ZH Urxulu Adviser, ff-nrcup-ln-lcmc xxxtll Scrvlcemcn Club Hulun M, Fitz cmlll YQ . Vnglxslx, f,lx.1irrn.1n of Study l-l.1ll4, Yuulmnk I.xtcr1ll'y Allviwr, All Nccxllcmnk K lulw I,-1l1t.1 Fmnk Y I.xlwr,lri.ln, l.IlWI'.'lIQ' Clulw Sydney K. Mutin Iinullsll. Spnnw1'11f'lB Clue, Clmrm Cluln lfrulcfuk Sclxmillt K.l1cr11lQtly, 4 lICl11lNU y' Clulw XYilli.xm 1. Fulton CIl1ur11ist1y, l.1n1cl.1 Cflulv Jolxn ll, Cmnllult lI1klLINfI'l.ll Arti, Srlmnl Pl1.m,glA1 Ol!-1 lnlilxc hfmnlslm, fhlmulccm Club Cllmlys l , llmlwwn Spunish .md I..1tin, Spinal Chords 'l'lmn1.1Q G. H.1rl'ingt.,r1 l,.'lH2Ll.lgC Dcpmrtmcnt C l1.xix'm.1n. Latin, Gag Club Dm-rtluy 5. .Inna-1 llnrm-m.1kung Arts Dcplllmcnt Clmgxixmgxn, Knitting Clulw Daniel Keating lMmkkrcPIl1u. All-vunting, Lgan1pligl1tcr b.1lcs Allvixcx, llmsllng lflnlw 66 V Q g llc Are Invited to tho kl880lll'l,!l 17 Katherine S. Linden Chairman of Adjustment Department Marie H. Leshyn English, Attendance Otlice, Travel Club, 4A Sponsor Lucile . Llo d J Y l-Iistory, Social Science Librarian, Assembly Sponsor, Les Petites Chanteuses Elizabeth P. Lynskey Attendance Counsellor, Hall Guard Sponsor Helen L. Smith English, Attendance Assistant, Radio Xworkshop Club incent P Maier V . . Placement Counsellor, Army and Navy Club l arkunis B. Les y M ' - I Instrumental Music, Orchestra Director, Favorite Melodies Club Laura Mencel English, Scrapbooks for Soldiers Club Lorarine O'Brien - Branch, Mathematics Libby Milles Branch, Latin Keep Your 0wn House ln 0rder 18 Are You Doing Your Be.9t? l I 5 l M.ii'y Russ Picndcrgast 1 Aviation Geography, War C0-ordinzitor, Student ' Council Sponsor l.uRuy Rcamce Physics. Morse Code Club Anne Rciimoml lxl.llllCITl.llllS, Tifkct Sales Sponsor, Knitting Club Sgt. lluiiry Sccbcr l R. 0. T.-C., Khrnrnissioncil Olhccrs' nnll N-In-Cummis sinned Orhlcrs' Vlub Clair S. Siu.ill I'liyxiis, Club, Siicmc Dcpqrtmcrit CIi.1irm.in, Bimkm-uni M.xn.iuur Many lf. Tllulis lilutliing, f'usi11L'tiii.1r1s' Club 19 Ruth lillcn Yuiiluu Iiuglisli, Cfmiiii-!iii.ins' fflub A. Ray XY'.1kcl.md lmluitiiil Ain, Dr.1m.x Club 'IIav0 You Trivd Doing It This lYay? Lyn ,. Yam F. XY'illiams Mary lille-n XVinl'-lad Helen Gilkeson Stcnogmpliy and Typing, Spinal Fmiili, Clutlung, Uvsturnc Design Brunch, Business Training, lfnglish f'lmrLlS Club Alike Ruddy Margnrct M. Cirmmly Bmnuh, Hume Ewnonms Fmnls. Scrum Ciirls' Club A Y- Gencvicve lxxng Rmnili, Girls' Gym Russell L. XX'ise Histnry Def-.irtmc-nt Clmirnmn, Civics, Frcc-fur-All Disinsiinn Club 'llicrcm Cicrmnk Bixlni ll, Assist.1ntL1lwi'.i1'i.in Anne Boyle Ruse Doyle liilccn H.1llumn Pimilln Ciimumutlc Q limmli, Llrik Rugimtmi Silmnl 'lirmsiiici' Cmrcfponiling 5urct.11'y N-M. 20 Marin H. jullnstnn Curly Gym Dcparrn1cnt Khairman, G. A. A. Chairman, Latter Award fummittcc l,ll.lIl'l'THH'l, Smlal Dancing f.lub Da Xl, Kastlund Q Cnrlx Gym, Cr. A. A., Sonia! Dancing Club Rmclla Kcplmart Curly' Gym. fflmccr Lcanlcrs' Spunwr Be Thinking Americansf' Mary Murphy Lunchruum Managur Nut Puturcal GQ-urge Cullman Englnccr Vmlml ran S a m ucl Fralimk Buys' Gym. Sonar and Basketball foallm, Baseball. Tumbling and Bux- ing Club james Ohan Fmvtball C-mdm, Iafc Saving Club Robert Hermann XYHI Buys' Gym Dupartmcnr Chairman, Safety Cuhnrllinatnr, Board of Chn- tml Rcprcmcntativc-, Tumbling and Boxing Club iam E. Everwn Buys' Uyrn, XVrc'Qtling Club Little Figures in Big Books Hfolazllzy U Zlllllledl HZ 200 In addition to the diusion teacher who is the students undisputed Number One Guide there is 1 wast held of guid o ance at the service of exery Kelly boy or girl ul Realizing the effect of regular attendance on interest md scholarship, the administration of the school maintains an attendance otlace, which his a fulltime counsellor Miss Lynskey, and several faculty md student assrstlnts every period of the day. Better get up in Mme for the eulzei can hgures, of the same. 22 This department, housed in 700 hi a record of ex ry absence and tardiness ind of ewery note from home The office operates, not on the premise th rt eweiy rhsence is x truancy, but rather on the assumption that exeiy rhsence must be accounted for, in order thit the student may get the maximum good while he is enrolled rt Ixelly The success of the ohyectixe is evident in the lox rl coop eration achieved and in the improvement in attendrnee r H 'Blz1e, yellow, and omzzge Jllpr not tlaofe, leave Another phase of the vnorle in 700 is dealing with intrlc tions against rules which haxe been set up for the good of all. The penalty slips handed rcross the desk are definitely not welcome and most students do not come hack for more gli ance - Confinue You Head more .ltif6'l1Lit', 161111910 Rich class has its grade adviser, who has .ill records of students in his group. He catches up with wrong trends in sequences. keeps count on points earned in scholarship and school services, and is ut the service of students und division teachers in his Clhlflllt. AJz'i.ru',t rnufriblzfe 10 fzzzzrfjoaz- ing of pltnrwzzezzt bll7'L'dfl Ol'din.irily devoted to the work of counselling students in the matter of vocations .md yohs, the placement of- fice. since the end of the war, has he-cn occupied with the placing of re- turning veterxtns in appropriate edu- cational institutions. XX'ell informed on stunding and curricula of all col- leges. this department sees to it that the vetemn chooses the school hest suited to his needs. I'v1 IKIOADZKQ for a goad Iefla college The placement ofhce has aided more than three hundred G. Ifs dur- ing the current school year. The rush of business of this nature is likely to continue through several semesters. Evidence, however, that the in-stu- dents of Kelly still receive their share of attention is the fact that of the recent january class of 103, 97 of the graduates knew where they were to report the following Monday morn- ing . . . and so did Mr. Maier. T ell 0ur Past and Presolat 23 But the Futllre Is 0urs to Shape gli: an ce Confinue What is Miss Lindens chief joy und delight? Little figures in ponderous books. Dont get us wrongg it may not be the figures for their own sakes that she loves. She uses them to prevent edu- cational square pegs in round holes. Many johns and Marys have found their right places in the muze of subjects because she helped them to the best choice. All these facilities .uyiiluble in 106 and 200 help to route the student throughout his high school career. They widen his educutionul horizon, prevent unnecessary friction, level the obstacles, and muke possible .1 maximum achievement in the four years he spends here. 24 The Place to Get 0ur Bearings iuiriion oom peace ure The division period, the core of the school day, is the all important session during which the poli- cies of the school are made known to the students through the division teachers. Above all, this is the portion of the school day designed to help the student work out his main purposes in life. It is in planning his future that the student gets to know and to admire the unseltish, the wise, and the friendly counsel of an understanding division teacher. He comes to high school with a vague notion of what he wants to do. His division teacher, aided by objective tests, sees to it that his courses are chosen with a definite plan and purpose in rnind. Before he has reached his final year, not only the requirements for graduation are understood, but the prerequisites for the college of his choice. Mrs. Rheinstrom is indicat- ing various sequences available for Branch students. Much individual direction is possible during this quarter hour. Wliile Mrs. Gilkeson charts a course for a few girls with program conflicts, the other students seize the oppor- tunity to brush up on the next periods assignment. 25 Wil The Shortest Period of the Day lUl5l0l'l 00711 POC? llI'0 - 60l'ltil'lLl86l Division, however, is more than a briefing period. It is the pause that refreshes. How good it is to relax formal classroom procedure for informal visiting with division teacher or fellow stu- dents! Wlien refreshments, a grab-bag, and entertainment are added-as they are at the Christmas parties-even a long division is much too brief. 4B divisions, working as a unit in 315, undertake weighty projects requiring clear thinking and careful expenditure of hard-earned wages. Whether it is a question of law or finance, Mr. Philbin is competent to point the way to the wisest choice. Occasionally Mr. McKeag addresses the large group of 4A's assembled for division in the audi- torium, A collection of canned food to alleviate the plight of children in war-torn areas is underway in this class. The worthiness of the cause prompts a generous response, and the committees in charge proceed to pack the donations. With an ease that intrigues and speed that brings smiles upon the faces of the assembled group, Mr. Keating outlines a sequence of subjects which will enable his students to meet commercial course requirements, and, at the same time, fulfill college entrance prerequisites. 26 But the Longest Remembered iuifiion oom roce ure - Confinue Many division periods are spent in training students to properly fill out a multiplicity of forms our highly organized society finds necessary. Neither income tax blanks nor insurance applications will hold any terrors for students who have acquired the technique of following directions to the letter under Mr. Nelson. All divisions look forward to Clarion day, for keeping informed on school activities is a must, These students read thoroughly in hopes of finding some of their own contributions in print, The responsibility of the school for helping each student achieve all-round development through the realization of his best possi- bilities as an individual and as a citizen in a democracy rests largely upon the division teacher. The uniqueness and worth of the in- dividual is demonstrated in divi- sion room committee work. Here Miss Fitzgerald is conferring with representatives of 21-i on a mat- ter alifecting the interests of this BA group. 27 eniord With grim determination we have studied and worked to gain this exalted senior rank. Now, we look back on our years at Kelly, and with a heavy sigh, close the doors, never again to realize the days of lessons and fun-fests in the most enjoyable phase of our lives. 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' Wi. wr- : Cfcm ofyune I9 6 CLASS OFFICERS Donald Carlson, President Floyd Safranski, Vice President Sophie Percak, Secretary Sylvia Weiss, Treasurer The senior A officers are called upon, by the will of the class, to lead the group through the activities which culminate in graduation on the night of june 27, when they are seated on the rostrum with other dignitaries. The farewell message from the graduates is given by the president. The class gift is formally presented to Mrs. Allen by the treasurer. The long lines file by to receive the precious diploma. The class sings Alma Mater one last time together. They then march out of the auditorium as alumni of Kelly High School. 29 CLASS JEAN ADAIR ffRed,, 0F JUNE 1946 Social Studies Laboratory Assistant, G.A.A., Attendance Otice Assistant, Song Hit Parade, Spinal Chords, Charm Club. HELEN ADAMCZYK Doll 'f 4454 S. Francisco J' Social Studies Laboratory Assistant, G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Hall Guard, Secretary Science Class, Knitting Club. MARIE ADDISON Mime , 2740 W. 36th Student Council, Chairman of History Class, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Girls' Choir, Correspondence Club. GLORIA ADOMAITIS Lillie 6551 S. Marshfield Handwriting Club, G.A.A., Cosmeticians' Club, Song Hit Parade, Social Dancing. DOROTHY ALEKSY W 45th Little joe 2425 . Chairman of En lish Class, Library Assistant, Costume jewelry Club, Checkers Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard GERTRUDE ALIRIE 3342 W 38th Place Trudy . Chairman of Paper Drive, Student Council, Vice President of Latin Club, Clarion Representative, Chairman of junior Prom, G,A.A. JOSEPHINE ANTANAITIS jo A 3122 S. Halsted G.A.A., Song Hit Parade, Spinal Chords, Costume Jewelry Club, Knitting Club. MARY ANN APCZYNSKI 4901 S. Keeler Mixed Choir, Twist 'n' Twirl, Radio Workshop, G.A.A., Knitting Club, Secretary of Division. MARY ANN ARENDT 5200 S. Monitor ,fi-exn G.A.A., Behind-the-Mike Club, Drama Club, Library Assistant, Girls' Choir, Lamplighter Representative. STANLEY BALANDES B Boo 2533 W. 46th Place oo Intramural Sports, Checkers Club, Division Treasurer, Student Coun- cil, Clarion Representative, Gag Club. LEN BALCUNAS 3027 W. 41st Sledge .. C0-Captain of Football Team, Swimming Team, Baseball Team, Intra- mural Sports, 4B Social Committee, Vice President of 4A Division. MARIE BAMBERA 4612 S Talman Bombsie . G.A.A., Mixed Choir, School Boosters, Scrap Books for Soldiers Club, Charm Club, Social Dancing. ETHEL BANDEMIER Shortie 3061 S. Broad G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Song Hit Parade, Knitting Club, Costume jewelry Club. JOHN BANICH Jay 507 W. 29th Vice President of Division, President of Drama Club, Intramural Sports, Latin Club, Tumbling and Boxing Club. LORETTA BARAN 3628 S. Hamilton UL ,i Glliiig., Hall Guard, Girls' Choir, Correspondence Club, Art Needlework Club, Captain Ball Champs. LAVERNE BARSKI 2450 W. 48th Place Boots G.A.A., Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Secretary of History Class, Song Hit Parade, Social Dancing, Costume jewelry Club. PETER BARSKI Bunk 4054 S. Rockwell Basketball and Swimming Teams, K Club, Baseball and Football Manager, 4B-4A Farewell Party Committee, Hall Guard, Student Council NATE BAVARO 3816 S. Albany President of Kelly Honor Society, Football Team, Gym Team, Intra- mural Sports, Clarion and Lamplighter Representative, President of Division in 3A. JACQUELINE BEARD 'japkiy' 3411 S. Parnell Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard, Lamplighter Representative, G.A.A., Chemistry Club, Drama Club. LORRAINE BECKER Bet-ky 3412 S. Oakley Secretary of Service Girls' Club, Sf2rgicemen's Honor Roll, Class ters. Secretary, G.A.A, Hall Guard, Schoo oos AGNES BEESE UBI., Chairman of C Guard. 2858 W. 38th Place ivics Class, Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade, Hall CLASS 0F JUNE 1946 LESTER BELLETTIERE Lg, 4940 S. Latrobe R.O.T.C., Checkers Club, Eishermen's Club, Gag Club, Radio Club, R.O.T.C. Usher. LAVESS-1ZegERGLUND 5600 S. Kedzie Student Council, Senior Play, Gym Locker Guard, Stamp Delegate, Drama Club President, G.A.A. L R ' B EL KI DO 3353 I S 3116 W. 41st Place G.A.A.. Secretary of Division, Clarion Representative, Art Needle XVork Club, Hall Guard, Secretary of Economics Class, Correspond- ence Club. FRANCES BIELSKI Fmm1ie 4125 S. Rockwell National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Main Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Girls' Choir, Clean Up Committee. WALTER BOBER Bo 4527 S. Sacramento Intramural Basketball, Checkers Club, President of 3B, 5A, 4B Division, Gag Club. CHARLOTTE BOCHENEK Chou 4948 S. Lamon Student Council, Hall Guard, Chairman of Paper-Drive Committee, Division Secretary, Stamp Delegate, School Boosters. STANLEY BOCHENEK By 2905 W. 39th Wrestling Team Captain, Gymnastic Team Captain, Boxing and Tumbling Club, Intramural Wlrestling Champion, K Club, Soccer Team. DORETTA BOWMAN Tiny S175 W. 64th Secretary of Division, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Main Office Assistant, Song Hit Parade, Latin Club. FLORENCE BRANCEWICZ Flu 4821 S. Springfield Chemistry Club, Student Council, Song Hit Parade, Mixed Choir, Knitting Club, G.A.A. LA VERNE BRANDENBURG Love 3018 S. Lock G.A.A., Girls' Choir. MARILYN BRASKY Cricket 4525 S. Francisco Clarion Business Staff, Advertising Club, Placement Ottice Assistant, Secretary of Study Hall, Checkers Club, G.A.A. WALTER BRENDECKE Walt 3542 S. Maplewood Chief of Electricians' Club, Movie Operator, Vice President of Divi- sion, Usher, C. O. Club, Bookroom Assistant. LORRAI NE BRINKER Brink.r 3845 S. Kedzie G.A.A. Board, Kelly Honor Society, Ticket Oflice Assistant, Hall Guard, 5A Picnic Committee, Clarion Representative. FRED BUCK Burk Skin 4836 S. Latrobe Intramural Sports, Drama Club, Hall Guard. EUGENE BUDZINSKI Budz 3054 W. 40th Senior Basketball Team, Intramural Sports, President of Division, President of Checkers Club, Drama Club, Social Dancing. ROSEMARIE BULA Beulah 2823 W. 40th National Honor Society Initiation Committee, Kelly Honor Society, President of Hall Guard Captains, Clarion and Lamplighter Repre- sentative, Adjustment and Attendance Otlice Assistant, Girls' Choir. RITA BURKE Blackie 2844 W 40th Place Cheerleader, G.A.A., Hall Guard fBranchJ, Clarion Representative, Skeleton Squad, Vice President of Division. ELEANOR BUTKEWICZ P?'mJ ', , 3165 Archer Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Library Assistant, Lamplighter Art Staff, Mixed Choir, Hall Guard, G.A.A. JEROME BUTKIS lf fJ ' , 10906 S. Washtenaw R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, President of Mixed Choir, Chief Magician of Magicians' Club, R.O.T.C. Ushers' Staff. RUSSELL CAMPBELL , , V I . h 2624 W. 38th Boxing Club, President of Division, Lamplighter Representative. KENNETH CAPE Buff 3040 S. Emerald Intramural Sports, Baseball Team, Tumbling and Boxing Teams. CLASS OF JUNE 1946 DONALD CARLSON ' DQ'1'Cl4Pl4 , V 3545 S. Western President ot 4A Class, Vice President of Song Hit Parade, Kelly Honor Society, School Messenger, Student Council Representative, Hall Guard. DONALD CASPER Daly , 5730 S. Newland President of Model Airplane Club. MARY JANE CELLA r u E 5423 S. Nordica Ixellyk Honor Society, Clarion Staff, Study Hall Secretary, Secretary ot Science Class, Press Club, G.A.A. ELIZABETH CERMAK BNN 4089 Archer Kelly Honor Society, Lamplighter Staff, President of Knitting Club, Library Assistant, G.A.A., School Boosters. JOHN CERVE 2927 W. 56th Intramural Basketball, Checkers Club, Swimming. MILDRED CHALUPA WV 5251 S. Linder 1 1 National Honor Society, Art Editor ot' Lamplighter, Kelly Honor Society, Advertising Staff, Art Club, G.A.A. BERNARD CHARLET Buster 1932 W. 35th Baseball Team, Football Team, R.O.T.C,, junior Prom Committee, Lamplighter and Clarion Representative, N.C.O. Club. BERTHA CHERNAUSKAS ' i X ff n 3221 W. 38th Bert National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society. Attendance Othce Assistant, Hall Guard Captain, Latin Club, G.A.A. ROSE CHRISTOPHER Chris 2038 W. 35th Kelly Honor Society, Associate Editor of Clarion, President of Girls' Choir, Junior Red Cross Delegate, President and Vice President of Latin Club, Library Assistant. GILBERT CHRZANOWSKI Liver Lip-Carter 4159 S. Rockwell Band, Orchestra, Kelly Dance Band, Secretary and Chairman of Division, Magicians' Club, Varsity Show. ELEANOR CHWIERUT Smiles 4357 S. Sacramento Personnel Office Assistant, Clarion Representative, President of Divi- sion, Secretary of Geometry Class, School Boosters, Song Hit Parade. FLORENCE CIESLA Honey 4322 S. Maplewood Personnel Otiice Assistant, Attendance Secretary, President of Enter- tainment for Service Men's Club, Social Dancing, Drama Club, Skeleton Squad. ROSE CISEK n Dizzy 4459 S. Francisco School Boosters, Scra Books for Soldiers Club, Secretary of Home Management Class, Gbsmeticians' Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. ROBERT CLARK Bob S642 W. 60th Place Branch Library Assistant, President of Song Hit Parade, R.O.T.C., Kelly Honor Society, Camera Club, Chemistry Club. GIOVANNA CODUTO Tools 3827 S. Damen Band. G.A.A,, Hall Guard Captain, Spinal Chords, Song Hit Parade, Gym Clerk. GRACE CODUTO I 5240 S. Melvina National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Concert Band, Hall Guard, -IA Class Othcers' Club, Chemistry Club. DOLORES CUDEK D B1,m4ie 4623 S. Francisco 4A Division President, BA Outing Committee, Hall Guard, 4A Offi- cers' Club, Song Hit Parade, Twist 'n' Twirl. ANNA CURCIO Shady 5125 S. Lorel Gym Othce Assistant, Secretary of Clothing Class, G.A.A., Art Needle Work Secretary. Lamplighter and Clarion Representative. EDWARD CYGAN 05411 3002 W. from 1-B, 1-A Student Council Representative, Social Science Laboratory Treasurer, Intramural Baseball, Social Dancing, Chairman of History Class, Hall Guard. FLORENCE CZARNECKI College 2454 W. 47th Place Attendance Office Assistant, G.A.A., Chairman of English Class, Song Hit Parade, Social Dancing, Cosmeticians' Club. L N DAPSER LIL Saad 4212 S. Maplewood G.A.A., Clarion Representative, Lamplighter Representative, Secre- tary of Division, Hall Guard Secretary, Hall Guard Captain. CLASS 0F JU E 1946 VIRGINIA DEC jamie 2535 VV. 46th Hall Guard, G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Book-ofvthe-Month Club, Social Science Laboratory, Correspondence Club. THERESA DECECO Zeek,r 3605 S. Washtenaw G.A.A., 4-A Orlicers' Club, Drama Club. Secretary of Division, Treasurer of Dramatic Club, Art Needle XY'ork Club. VIRGINIA DECKERT nvvirgu 4317 S. Talman National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Student Council, G.A.A., President of Charm Club, Correspondence Club. DOLORES DE LUCA Tobalz 3363 S. Lowe G.A.A., Hostess Club, Vfar Correspondence Club, Girls' Choir. CLARENCE DENHAM Sweet Pea 5325 S. Nordica Baskgtball Team, Usher, Gym Clerk, Drama, R.O.T.C., Intramural Base all. LILA DE WITT ULF, 3033 S. Princeton G.A,A., Girls' Choir, Main Office Clerk tl-loldenl, Home Nursing Club, Song Hit Parade, Latin Club. HELEN DIEBALL Frencby 30-53 S. Loomis National Honor Society C A A it . ' ,', 1. . ., -mg Hit Parade, Girls' Choir, Mixed Choir, Kelly Honor Society. NANCY DIVECCHIO 4575 S Harding National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Staff, Band, Treasurer of Cosmeticians' Club, Pl ROBERT DOMAGALA acement Othce Assista nt. Bob S224 S. Menard Vice President of National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, AB Class President, Bulletin Board Artist, Fire Guard, Chairman of Registration. MARY DOMAGALSKI ,fDollyu National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Girls, Service Roll Assistant, Girls' Choir. DOLORES DOMINIAK ' 'D0lly Vice President of Division, Secretary of Class Hit Parade, G.A.A., Checkers Club. THERESA DRAUS ffTerU,o Latin Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Placeme Skeleton Squad, Checkers Club. NORMAN DREYER Col. Von Dwyer I Intramural Sports, Vice President ot Division. Student Council. LILLIAN DROZD HUP, 2705 WI 39th Place Hall Guard, Service 3723 S. W'inchester , Latin Club, Song 3730 S Alban . ' . Y nt Othce Assistant, 5022 S. Washtenaw' Morse Code Club, 4637 S. Spaulding Hall Guard, G.A.A., Attendance Othce Assistant, Book-of-the-Month Club, Correspondence Club, Song Hit Parade. EDWARD DUDEK nl:-do 4100 S Richmond Varsity junior and Senior Basketball Team, Intramural Sports, K Club, Magicians' Club, Song Hit Parade, Kelly Honor Society. DOLORES DYBALA Dee 4750 S. Rockwell National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Staff, Press Club Treasurer, Secretary of Division, G.A.A., Letter Girl. FRANK DYBAS 4719 S. Springfield Football Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade. ANTOINETTE DYGAS Toni 4815 S Springfield Hall Guard, G.A.A., Correspondence Club, Clerk of.Study Hall, Secretary of English Class, Knitting Club. BETTY LOU ELLIOTT Lefty Bau ' 4714 Lawndale Girls' Choir Sgt. At Arms, Lamplighter Representative, Kelly Honor Society, Mixed Choir, G.A.A,, Secretary of Division. ALICE EVANS E1 ' l 2724 W. 45rd Kelly Honor Society, 5A Social Committee, Hall Guard, President of Division, G.A.A., Mixed Choir. ANGELINE EAKLIS 6414 Archer Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A.. Vice President of Division, Hall Guard, Clarion Staff, V' P id ' ' ice resi ent ot' 4A Division. CL ASS 0F JUNE 1946 STANLEY FILAS Phil 4521 S. Mozart Intramural Baseball, Intramural Football, Fishermen's Club, Gag Cl ub, Hall Guard. DOROTHY FISHER Dot 5338 S. New England Vice President of Branch G.A.A. Board, Kelly Honor Society, irls Choir Secretary and Social Chairman, Mixed Choir, French Club, Song Hit Parade Chairman. RICHARD FRANKOWSKI Frankie 5650 S. Massasoit Chess Club, Morse Code Club, Movie Operator, Clarion Representa- tive, Ushers' Club, R.O.T.C. NATALIE FRONCZAK Frencby 3033 W. 40th Place Clarion Representative, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Chairman of journalism Class, Gag Club, Skeleton Squad. FLORENCE GAIZAUSKAS Flarey 4411 S. Artesian Clarion Business Stati, Lamplighter Business Stati, G.A.A., Adver' tising Club, Main Othce Assistant, Kelly Boosters. ARNOLD GAMS Amie 4888 Archer Soccer Team, Band, Orchestra, Kelly Honor Society, Intramural Sports, Basketball Team. CAMILLA GAWLAK Mil 5850 Archer Kelly Honor Society, Girls' Choir, Hall Guard, G.A.A., School Boosters, Twist 'n' Twirl. ANNE GEDMINAS Annie 4240 S. Maplewood Chairman of Checkers Club, Hall Guard, President of Division, G.A.A., Treasurer of Division, Social Dancing. SHIRLEY GIGNAC 'Trencbief' 4224 S. Mozart Ticket Ofhce Assistant, Majorette for Band, Hall Guard, Skeleton Squad, Secretary of Clothing Class, Lamplighter Typing Staff. EVELYN GILIANO Blackie 2953 W. 38th G.A.A., Song Hit Parade, Clarion Reporter, Spinal Chords, Hall Guard. MARY GINGER Ginger 4321 S. Hermitage Student Council, Adjustment Oiice Assistant, Hall Guard, Secretary of 4A Division, -1A Officers' Club, Secretary of Careers Class. STEPHANIE GLICK Lola b 4842 S. Lawndale Library Assistant, G.A.A., Social Dancing. PATRICIA GREEN P t 2622 W. 38th a Vice President of Student Council, Clarion Representative, Mixed Choir, G.A.A., Popular Song Club. DOLORES GREGAITES Laurie A 4428 S. Christiana Kelly Honor Society, Gym Ofhce Assistant, Hall Guard, Gag Club, Knitting Club, G.A.A. DORIS GREGAITES D ddie I 4 4428 S. Christiana o Lamplighter Art Staff, Lamplighter Literary Staff, G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Gag Club, Magicians' Club. ANTHONY GR ELA Sonny 4906 S. Komensky R.O.T.C., Magicians' Club, Checkers Club, Picked Platoon. ADELINE GRELAK JOSEPIHINE GROCHOWSKI ff 0-, Firbie 6558 S. Rockwell Kelly Honor Society. Treasurer of Division, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Drama Club, Behind-the-Mike Club. 5838 S. Oak Park G.A.A., Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Secretarg of Travel Club, Book-of-the-Month Club, Correspondence Club, harm Club. LUCILLE GRUBENSKY Lu 2555 VU. 45rd National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, G. A. A. Board Secre- tary, Band, President and Secretary of the Latin Club, 4B Division President. LOUIS GRUCA ff U 4326 S. Albany LA C I Barid,yIntramural Baseball, N.C.O. Club, Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade, Musical Theory. VERNE GRUHLKE Lorie 3040 S. Union K ll Honor Society, All Star Volley- Ball, G.A.A., Treasurer of Sdicieil Dancing Club, Main Office Assistant, Ticket Office Assistant. CLASS 0F JUNE 1946 DOLORES GUILMOND Dolly 6047 Archer National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard Captain, G.A.A., Secretary of Art Club, Twist 'n' Twirl. JOHN GURKA Gurks 1306 N. Cicero Sports Page Editor ot' Clarion, Soccer Team, Swimming Team, Intrae mural Sports, Senior Play, Kelly Honor Society. ELIZABETH HAMILTON Belly 1713 W. 33rd Band, Orchestra, National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard, G.A.A. BEVERLEY HANSEN Becky 4500 S. Sawyer National Honor Society, Captain of Cheerleaders, Vice President of Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Board Hiking Representative, 4A Farewell Committee, Captain Basketball Champions, All Star Volley Ball Team. EDNA HANSON Eddie 446 W. 28th Place Clarion Staff, Mixed Choir, Hall Guard, Lamplighter Representative, Treasurer of Press Club, Spinal Chords Song Committee. RUTH HANSON 446 W. 28th Place National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Stair Service Roll Secretary, Spinal Chords Song Committee, President 'of Press Club, Secretary of Class. KATHERINE HARDY Kit 3545 S. Lowe Adjustment Ofhce Assistant, Costume Jewelry Club, Checkers Club, G.A.A., Clarion Representative. JULIA HEBDA Bright Eyes 3355 S. Ashland G.A.A., Favorite Melodies Club, Checkers Club, Gym Othce Assist- ant, Interior Decorating Club, Charm Club. DOLORES HEINZ Shorty 4333 S. Mozart Hall Guard, Main Othce Assistant, Ticket Office Assistant, Lamp' lighter Typing Staff, 4B Class Treasurer, Secretary of Careers Class. .EVELYN HENCINSKI Frankie 3659 S. Hoyne Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Secretary of Class, Favorite Melodies Club, Correspondence Club, Checkers Club. RICHARD HEROLD Sweet-Pea 5352 S. McVickers Social Dancing Club. Boxing Club, Ushers' Club, Gym Team, Drama Club, R.O.T.C. MARGARET HICKEY Hide 5958 S. Racine Correspondence Club, Hostess Club, Modelling Club, G.A.A. NORBERT HODANICK Norb 4525 S. Spaulding Varsity Basketball Team, Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade, 4B Class President, Intramural Sports, Magicians' Club. ALICE HOJ NACKI Al 4623 S. Talman Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Hall Guard Captain, Song Hit Parade, Correspondence Club, Girls' Choir. PATTY HOOPPAW Brains Pulaski, Illinois National .Honor Society, 'Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Statf, Lamp- lighter Literary Staff, Library Assistant, Social Science Laboratory Assistant. DOROTHY HOULIHAN Iri.rh 3213 S. Racine G.A.A., Ofhce Assistant, Costume Jewelry Club, Clarion Repre- sentative, Twist 'n' Twirl. JOE HOZIAN Rudolph 5140 S. Kenneth President of Division, Movie Club, Checkers Club, Intramural Sports, Social Dancing, R.O.T.C.-N.C.O. Club. LEONA IWANIEC Lee 3011 W. 40th Place National Honor Society, Mixed Choir, Charm Club, G.A.A., Spinal Chords, Student Council. TED JACZAK 4524 S. Troy Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Boxing Club, Tumbling Club, Fishermen's Club. LA VERNE JANKIST Slim 4442 S. Talman G.A.A. Letter Girl, Girls' Choir, Latin Club Othcer, Social Studies Laboratory Assistant, Home Nursing Club, Hall Guard. RAYMOND JASON 2705 W. 39th Place Picked Platoon. Rifle Team, Checkers Club, Magicians' Club, Color Guard, Ushers' Club. CLASS 0F JUNE 1946 TED JELEN i Flap.rie 3502 W. Pershing Secretary of 3A Division, Social Dancing, Checkers Club, Twist 'n' Twirl, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. IRENE JENDRZEJEWSKI I 5020 S. Tripp Vice President of Girls' Choir, Lamplighter Representative, Treasurer of Girls' Choir, President of Service Girls, Lamplighter Typing Staff, Office Assistant. ELEANORE JERZAK 3426 W. 39th Snacks Placement Ottice Assistant, G.A.A., Correspondence Club, Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade, Insignia Club. ERNA JOHNSON Em 4226 S. Fairfield Hall Guard, Student Council, G.A.A.. Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade, School Boosters. KATHERINE JORDAN KilIy 5536 S. Neenah G.A.A. Service Roll Club LILLIAN JUDY Dimp1e.r 4247 S. Campbell Orchestra, Naiorette, Hall Guard, Chess and Checkers Clubs, Skele- ton Squad, Social Dancing. GRACE Jonas D t 4154 s. Avers Kelly Honor Sotiety, Hall Guard Captain, Clarion Representative talternatel, Girls' Choir, Orchestra, Student Council JEROME JUREVIS jerry 4714 S. Tripp Intramural Sports, Vice President of Division. BETTY JUREW h Bets 4130 S. Artesian Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard, Secretary of Division, 4A Farc- vrell Party Committee, G.A.A. Social Dancing. JOAN JURRY 3524 S. Rockwell Girls' Choir, Adjustment Otiice Assistant. Hall Guard. ANTOINETTE KAKTA Toni 2458 W. 46th Place Lamplighter Art Statt, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Travel Club. LEONA KARUS Lee 1906 W. 35th Secretary of AB Class, Kelly Honor Sotiety, Chemistry Club, Prest- dent of E.T.A. Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. BERNICE KELLY Bw 2902 w, 38th Twist 'n' Twirl, Behind-The-Mike Club, Librarian of Mixed Choir, G.A.A., Dramatic Productions. IRENE KELLY Vik 5442 S. Rutherford Clarion Staff, Library Assistant, Mixed Choir, Kelly Honor Society, Junior Prom Committee. Hall Guard. EDWARD KENDRA Flips n l V I 4136 S. Rockwell Varsity Football Team. President of Division, Intramural Sports, Social Committee, Lamplighter Representative, Tumbling and Boxing Team. ERMA KESTAS 4350 S. California G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Song Hit Parade, Library Club. ELEAIEIOR KIERZEK National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Ticket Ottice Assistant, Hall Guard, Girls' Choir, G.A.A, ROBERT KIJOWSKI Murphy 3959 S. Kedzie Kelly Honor Society, President of Division. Hall Guard, School I-Piessenger, Intramural Sports, 4A Class Officers' Club, Basketball eam. 4432 S. Talman DOLORES KILENS Dee 4233 S. Washtenaw Hall Guard, Mixed Choir. JEAN KINDLE I y 44215 s. Fairfield National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Ticket Othce Assist- ant, Hall Guard, Mixed Choir, G.A.A. FRANCES KISIEI. Whiz 3525 S. Honore School Boosters, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Spinal Chords. C ASS 0F JUNE 1946 LORRAINE KLIMKIEWICZ K1fflI 2509 XV. 46th Spinal Chords, Correspondence Club, Hall Guard, Knitting Club, G.A.A., Cosmeticians' Club. DELORES KLOEPFER Q 5337 S. New England Lamplighter Statf, Gym Ofhce Assistant, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Chemistry Club, G.A.A. JACK KOESTNER 2909 Normal Press Club, Clarion Sports Reporter. JOE KOLICH Info 5023 S. Keeler R.O.T.C.-N.C.O. Club, Fishermen's Club, Picked Platoon, Camera Club. LEONARD KOSOWSKI Lenny 3624 S. Paulina Movie Operator, Social Dancing, Boxing Club, Drama Club, XY'rest- ling. Gym Clerk. HARRY KOTT Shorty 4053 S. Artesian Student Council, Book Room Assistant, Travel Club, Tumbling and Boxing Club, Checkers Club, Mixed Choir. TEDDY KOTULA ' Kun 3840 W. 55th Place Student Council, Intramural Basketball, Tumbling and Boxing, President of Harmonica Club, 4B-4A Farewell Committee, Fisher- men's Club. DOLORES KOZACK Dee 4042 Brighton Place Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard Captain, Drama Club, Library Assistant, Main Office Assistant, G.A.A. ROSERITA KOZAREWICZ Cookie 5414 S. Millard Kelly Honor Society, G.A,A., Correspondence Club, Hall Guard, fosmetiiians' Club, Knitting Club. DOLORES KRASON A 4742 S. Komensky Kelly Honor Society, Adjustment Othce Assistant, Spinal Chords, Knitting Club. Song Hit Parade, G.A.A. DOLORES KRAWIEC Laura 4036 S. Montgomery Adiustment Ottice Assistant, Clean Up Committee, Student Council, School Boosters, Hall Guard, Drama Club. ROBERT KRET Terk 5250 S. Massasoit National Honor Society, Book Room Assistant, Bulletin Board Ar- tist. Clean Up Committee, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Treasurer of Kelly Honor Society. LILLIAN KROL Skippy 3646 S. Wrilcott Secretary of Division, Treasurer of Division, Clarion Representative, Gym Oilice Assistant, Girls' Choir, Hall Guard. EMILY KRSTULOVICH Em 3002 S. Parnell Cosmeticians' Club, School Boosters, Twist 'n' Twirl, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Chairman of Health Class. VIRGINIA KUBAL I irgie 4655 S. Rockwell President of Hostess Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Cosmeticians' Club, Pool Assistant, Song Hit Parade. LORRAINE KUCIEI. Low 3533 S. Paulina National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Student Council, junior Red Cross Delegate, SOO Club, Girls' Choir. HELEN KUCZEK Diml11f1 3138 W. 4151 Place Hall Guard, G.A.A., Checkers Club, Secretary of Song Hit Parade, Attendance Ottice Assistant, Correspondence Club. ALICE KUCZYNSKI 296l S. Farrell Secretary of History Class, G.A.A., Drama Club, School Boosters, Girls' Choir, Social Dancing. BARBARA KUDERKA BNN , I 3731 S. Albany Placement Othce Assistant, Song Hit Parade, Checkers Club, G.A.A., Correspondence Club, Insignia Club. DOROTHY KUDLA -DHI I 4846 S. Harding G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Knitting Club, Favorite Melodies Club, Treasurer ol Class, Correspondence Club. CHARLES KURTZ Child, y h 6033 Archer Baseball Team, Movie Klub, Boxing Club, Class Secretary, Lamp- lightcr Representative, Song Hit Parade. CLASS 0F JUNE 1946 ALFRED KUSTWIN Al 5943 S. Albany Intramural Sports, Kelly Honor Society, Lamplighter Representative, Travel Club. LORRAINE KUT 4417 S. Mozart G.A.A., Hall Guard, Clarion Business Staff, Lamplighter Advertis- ing Staff, Girls' Choir, Treasurer of Division. RUTH LACHO E 940 W. 31st Place National Honor Society, Orchestra, Adjustment OBice Assistant, Library Assistant, G.A.A., Chemistry Club. LEONARD LANGE Speed 4204 S. California Band, Orchestra, Vice President of Division, Gag Club, R.O.T.C.- N.C.O. Club, Ushers' Staff. BEVERLEE LAYMAN Bev 1742 W. 34th Band, Kelly Honor Society, soo Club, President of F.T.A., Chem- istry Club, Student Council. FRANCES LAZARSKI Fran 5824 S. Nottingham Student Council, President of Division, Treasurer of Division, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, School Boosters, Service Men's Rc- ception Club. ELAINE LECHOWICH 3138 S. Lowe National Honor Society, Clarion 3rd Page Editor, Library Assistant, Adjustment office Assistant, Vice President of Press Clubg Latin Club Council. EMILY LEFKO Blondie 2931 W. 40th Attendance Office Assistant, Song-Hit-Parade, Checkers Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Correspondence Club. RICHARD LELKO Butch 3000 W. 40th Bowling Team, Soccer Team, K Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, President of Division, Checkers Club. THERESA LESIAK Terry 4940 S. Kedvale Band, G.A.A., Girls' Gym Otlice, Hall Guard, President of Di- vision UBI, Treasurer of Division MBI. THELMA LEWANSKI 3850 Archer National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Vice President and Captain of Hallguards, lst Page Editor of Clarion, Treasurer of 3A Class, Band, Student Council. ALVIRA LIDERT Kitten 4246 S. Artesian Kelly Honor Society, Cosmeticians' Club, Latin Club Council, Girls' Choir, Twist 'n' Twirl, President of War Aid Club. MILDRED LLOYD Millie 2734 W. 35th Place G.A.A., Hall Guard, President of Personal Type Class, Library Assistant, Secretary of English Class. JERRY LOFSTROM Sleepy 5209 S. Menard Kelly Band, Kelly Orchestra, Kelly Dance Bnnd, President of Gag Club, Vice President of Art Club, Sophomore Football. AUDREY LOGAN Sis 5113 S. Mayfield G.A.A., Secretary of History Class, Adjustment Office Assistant, Kelly Honor Society, Book-of-the-Month Club, Art Needlework Clu . DOROTHY LUCAS Luke 2832 S. Hillock G.A.A., G.A.A. Letter Girl, Mixed Choir, Main Olhce Assistant, Gym Office Assistant, Social Chairman of Music Class. ELEANOR LUDWIG El 2957 S. LaSalle G.A.A.. Secretary ot' Music Class, Secretary of History Class, Gym Locker Guard, Spinal Chords, Song Hit Parade. JOHN LUSZCZ 4640 S. Springfield Hall Guard, Checkers Club, Intramural Sports, Chairman of Math Class, Camera Club. CONSTANCE MACKROPOULOS Connie 1759 W. 35th National and Kelly Honor Societies, President and Captain of Hall Guards, Attendance Otlice Assistant, Girls' Choir, Library Assistant, President and Secretary of Class. LEONARD MAGIER Lenny 4851 S. Komensky Boxing Club, Checkers Club, Magicians' Club, Movie Club, Secre- tary of Division. GEORGE MAJDAK 5616 S. Narragansett Checkers Club, R.O.T.C.-N.C.O. Club, Ushers' Staff, Rifle Platoon. CLASS 01? JU ll 1946 HELEN MAJERCZAK Major 5015 S. Keeler Hall Guard, Kelly Honor Society, Knitting Club, G.A.A., President of Latin Class, Lamplighter Typing Staff. HELEN MAJOROWSKI Major 4941 S. Keclvale President of Drama Class, Student Council, Hall Guard, G.A.A., 4B Social Committee, Lamplighter Typing Staff. ALPHONSE MALINAUSKAS O'Ma!ley 4222 S. Rockwell Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Student Council, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Baseball, Chesterfield Club. WALTER MALINSKI Wally 4158 S. Fairfield President of Student Council, Treasurer of Latin Club, Kelly Honor Society, Social Chairman of Mixed Choir, Bookroom Assistant, Clarion and Lamplighter Staff. DOLORES MARTIKONIS Marty 4146 S. Mozart Drama Club, G.A.A., Clarion Representative, Class Otlicer. SABINA MATELSKI Sally 2701 S. Kolin Clarion Business Staff, Lamplighter Business Staff, Mixed Choir, Hall Guard, G.A.A. WANDA MATELSKI 2701 S. Kolin Clarion Business Staff, Lamplighter Business Staff, Mixed Choir, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Student Council. FERN MAYER Fernie 2920 W. 39th G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Division, 4A Otiicers' Club, Hall Guard, Stencil Cutter for Attendance Office. JOHN MAZEIKIS Bu1zka 4102 S. Montgomery Swimming Team, Basketball Team, President of 3B Division, Clarion Representative, Intramural Sports. IRIS MCCLELLAN Pete 5204 S. Neenah National Honor Society, President ot' Les Petites Chanteusesf' Hall Guard, Girls' Choir, President of Book-of-the-Month Club, Library Assistant. DOLORES MCGUIRE Mickey 3149 W. 38th Clean Up Committee, Student Council, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Vice President of Division. ROSEMARY MEITNER Rosie 4901 S. Lorel Student Council, Hall Guard, Treasurer of Kelly Honor Society. Band, Chemistry Club, Future Teachers of America. ARTHUR MEYER Art Y 5414 S. Mobile Kelly Honor Society, Chesterheld Club, Intramural Football, Base- ball, Treasurer of Division. NORINE MEYER Blondie 5420 S. Mobile National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, 3A Class Secretary, Student Council, President ot Division, Social Science Laboratory Assistant. LILLIAN MIKOS Mike 5637 S. Hermitage Kelly Honor Society, Treasurer of Division, Attendance Oihce As- sistant, Hall Guard, Costume Design Club, G.A.A. JOSEPH MIKRUT joe 4505 S. Albany Checkers Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Intra- mural Football, Treasurer of Division, President of Physics Class. RITA MIKUS Mike 5531 S. Christiana Secretary ot' Division, Placement Otiice Assistant, Lamplighter Liter- ary Statf, Band, Lamplighter Representative, Treasurer of Division. VIRGINIA MISTACH Ginny I V 4008 S. Rockwell Vice President of Division, Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Di- vision, 4B Social Committee, Attendance Ofiice Clerk, Clarion Rep- resentative, ROSEMARY MOJZIS Midge A 4523 S. Washtenaw Lamplighter Art Stati, President of Art Club, Song Hit Parade, Morse Code Club, Student Council, Main Oiiice Assistant. JOSEPHINE MORANDA JD A 3429 W. 38th Place Kelly Honor Society, 3B Class Secretary. President of Art Needle- work Club, Captain of Volley Ball Team, Lamplighter Typing Staff, Student Council. GENEVIEVE MORDAWSKI GNN X I 4213 S. Richmond G.A.A., Volley Ball Champions '44, Checkers Club, I.ibrary Assist- ant, Knitting Club, Army and Navy Club. CLASS 0F JUNE 1946 SALLY MROZINSKI 5354 W, 49th HallvGuard, Kelly Honor Society, Adjustment Otice Assistant, Knitting Club, G.A.A., Checkers Club. PETER MUSZYNSKI Pete , 5751 S. Sawyer Song Hit Parade, Intramural Sports-Basketball, Football, Baseball. MARJORIE NICKOLA 'Margie' , - 3357 S. Western Kelly Honor Society, Treasurer of Girls' Choir, Clarion Representa- tive, G.A.A., Art Club, Song Hit Parade. ANTOINETTE NORMAND Tame 4012 S. Maplewood Hall Guard, Girls' Choir, Travel Club. JOE NOVAK Red 3121 VV. 39th Place R.O.T.C. Ushers' Club, Clarion Representative, Hall Guard, Intra- mural Sports, Library Assistant, Radio Club. VIVIAN NOWATSKI Viv 4501 S. St. Louis Hall Guard Captain, Secretary of Hall Guards, Secretary of Latin Club, Secretary of Cosmeticians' Club, President nf Knitting Club, Clarion and Lamplighter Stalf. JOSEPH NOWICKI 2935 S. Throop Intramural Basketball, Kelly Honor Society, Craftsmen's Club, Song Hit Parade, Clarion Representative. BEVERLY O'BRIEN Bev 5265 S. Central Clarion and Lamplightcr Staff, Attendance Office Assistant, Main Ottice Assistant, G.A.A., Social Dancing Club, Division Room Pres- ident, G.A.A., Otlice Assistant at Branch. ANNA OBSZARNY Anne l 4518 S. Hermitage Adjustment Ofhcc Assistant, Hall Guard, Vice President Hall Guards, Spinal Chords, Class Treasurer. GEORGE OELZE Olz 5543 S. Meade Band, Orchestra, Vice President of 3A Class, Kelly Honor Society, Intramural Sports, Kelly's 1946 Clean Up Chairman. CLARA OLSZOWA 2910 Archer G.A.A., Charm Club, Book-of-the-Month Club, School Boosters, Attendance Office Assistant. DOLORES OLSZOWKA Dolly 2536 W. 45th Girls' Choir, Mixed Choir, G.A.A., Hall Guard. JOHN OPALINSKI 5551 S. Menard Travel Club, Intramural Softball, 4B and 4A Division Room Presi- dent, Gymnastics, 4A Officers' Club, Intramural Sports. LILLIAN PACZKOWSKI ' ef' 3414 S. Wood Ch Kel1y?pHonor Society, G.A.A., Board Member, All-Star Volley Ball Team, junior Red Cross Delegate, Grade Adviser's Assistant, Social Chairman of Girls' Choir, Letter Girls' Club. VIRGINIA PARFELOWICZ Lucky 4438 S. Richmond G.A.A. Hall Guard, Chairman of Business Training Class, Drama Club, Gym Ofiice Assistant, Attendance Office Assistant. EVELYN PECA Topaz 3759 S.. Wolcott President of Division, Secretary of Division, Girls' Choir, Band, Placement Otiice Assistant, Lamplighter Representative. SOPHIE PERCAK Zark 2502 W. 46th Place Secretary of 4A Class, Student Council Secretary, Letter Girls tG.A.A.J, Kelly Honor Society, Captain of Basketball Champs '46, Paper Drive Committee, soo Club. LORRAINE PERMODA Lorrie 4410 S. Camgbell Mixed Choir, Social Dancing, G.A.A., Secretary of Knitting lub, School Boosters, Correspondence Club. PHILIP PHILLIPS ' 4717 S. Maplewood MFI ll R.Cg?I'.C.-N.C.O. Club, R.O.T.C. Staff, Boolcroom Assistant, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Free-for-All Discussion Club, Ride Team. RAY PIETRYLA Spike 5725 S. Albany Wrestling Team, Intramural Basketball, Boxing and Tumbling, Craftsmen's Club, Stamp Delegate, Student Council. HENRY PIETRZYK ' Flick 1917 W. 3-ith Place Checkers Club, Fishermen's Club, R.O.T.C.-N.C.O. Club, Rifle Platoon, Ushers' Staff. . CLASS 0F JUNE 1946 EUGENE PIONTKOWSKI . 'fG,,,,w 5308 S. Tripp Checkers Club, Magicians' Club, Army and Navy Club, R.O.T.C.- N.C.O. Club, Intramural Sports, Ushers' Staff. VIRGINIA PIORUNSKI Blondie 4806 S. Keeler Hall Guard, Student Council, Travel Club, Charm Club, Checkers Club, G.A.A. ALEX PIOTROWSKI D Al 4331 S. Spaulding Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Wfrestling Team, Check- ers Club, Fishermen's Club. ANTHONY PISZCZEK . Tony 4611 S. Richmond R.O.T.C.-N.C.O. Club, Checkers Club, President of IB Class, Fishermen's Club, -fA Officers' Club, Intramural Football. CHARLES PIWARONAS Pir 2223 W. 50th Place President of Division, President of Chemistry Club, Band, Secretary ol' Division. ROSE PIWOWAR . Rosie 3832 S. Hermitage Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Lamplighter Representative, Girls' Choir, Cosmeticians' Club, Gym Office Assistant. LILLIAN PLAZA Lil 3628 S. Honore Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard, Correspondence Club, Book-of- the-Month Club. G.A.A., Knitting Club. RITA POLASIK Rilz's 6050 S. Mason Kelly Honor Society. Band, Clarion Exchange Editor, Ticket Office Assistant, Drum Maiorette, Hall Guard. FRANK POTEMPA Tr1rrby 4538 S. Richmond Latin Club, Mixed Choir. Vice President of Magicians' Club, Hall Guard, Bowling Club, R.O.T.C. DOLORES PRATT De Dee 3136 Lituaniea G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society. GLORIA PRAZANOXVSKI Glory 4419 S. Rockwell Library Assistant, Hall Guard, Class Secretary, Costume Design Club, Club Chairman, G.A.A. ERMA PRIEDIGKEIT Efmagarde 3456 S. Bell Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Service Girls' Club, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Main Office Assistant, Attendance Office As- sistant, G.A.A. ADELLA PRUNCHUNAS Al 3251 S. Green Kelly Honor Society, 4A Officers' Club, Social Chairman of Music Class, Chairman in Civics Class, G.A.A., Captain Ball Champions '-46. CELINE PRUSIK 2874 Throop Girls' Choir, Hall Guard, Knitting Club, G.A.A., Song Hit Parade. IRENE PRUSIK ul., 2874 Throop Girls' Choir, Hall Guard, Knitting Club, G.A.A., Song Hit Parade. ESTHER QUIDING Effie 3522 S. Artesian Vice President of Service Girls' Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Attend- El-Tliij Office Assistant, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Library . u . JACK RADER Radar 4234 S. Artesian Swimming Team, Boxing and Tumbling Club, Bookroom Assistant, Library Assistant, Intramural Sports, Social Dancing Club. DORIS RANDICK Dolly 4716 S. Lawndale Clean Up Committee, Service Roll, Hall Guard, Mixed Choir, Ser- geant-at-Arms of Choir, Charm Club. ELEANOR RATOIKE Blondie l 4220 S. Mozart Kelly.Honor Society, G.A.A., Stencil Cutter for Attendance Office, Chemistry Club, Attendance Office Assistant, Hostess Club. DOLOR ES RAUDONIS DQfwff , , 3051 W. 39th Place National I-Ionor Society, President of' G.A.A., Clarion Staff, Presi- dent of Girls' Choir, 4A Officers' Club, Co-President of Kelly Honor Society, Senior Play. MARY REED Corby 3135 S. Normal G.A.A., Secretary of Study Hall, School Boosters, Checkers Club. CLASS OF JUNE 1946 LOVELLE REEDER Love 4117 S. Albany Band, School Boosters, Drama Club, Hall Guard, Treasurer of Charm Club, Personnel Office Assistant. ESTHER RENDAK Iinx 4209 S. California Clarion Business Staff, Lamplighter Business Staff, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Placement Office Assistant. Kelly Boosters, Captain Ball Champs '46. AUDREY RIEBAU Corky 5206 S. Mayfield National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Champion Volley Ball Team, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Girls' Choir, Social Dancing Club, Hall Guard. HELEN RIMKUS 4352 S. Artesian Clarion Staff, Orchestra, Hall Guard Captain, Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Letter Girls, Behind-the-Mike Club. GERALDINE RINKO Gerrie 3846 S. Sacramento National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Representa- tive, Band, Student Council, Attendance Olhce Assistant. GERALDINE RODEO Gerry 3225 S. May National Honor Society, Student Council, President of Book-of-the Igloaitilz Club, Grade Advisers' Assistant, Attendance Ollice Assistant, JOHN RODGERS 4013 S, Rockwell Varsity Swimming Team, Kelly Honor Society, Vice President of Division, Clarion Representative, Chemistry Club, Intramural Sports. SUSIE RODRIGUEZ Susan 5136 W. 58th Library Assistant, Main Office Assistant, Vice President of Foods Class, G.A.A., Secretary of Home Management Class, Knitting Club. EUGENE ROGERS Gene 4341 S. St. Louis Band, Orchestra, Intramural Basketball, Magicians' Club. ROSE ROKOWSKI Cookie 3009 W. 41st G.A.A., Social Dancing, Twist 'n' Twirl, School Boosters, Charm Club, Lamplighter Staff. LORETTA ROLLEK Lor 4607 S. Troy G.A.A., Drama Club, Costume jewelry Club. LUCILLE ROSS jul ju. ' 5022 S. Kedvale Hall Guard, Girls' Choir, Service Girls' Club, Lamplighter Repre- sentative, Secretary of Study Hall, Main Office Assistant. MILDRED ROTH Millie 5118 S. Keating Secretary of Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Division, Secretary of Twist 'n' Twirl, Clarion Representative, Secretary of Physics Class, Secretary of Study Hall. RICHARD RUNGE Rick 3120 W. 38th Place lgiOBT.C.-N.C,O. Club, Camera Club, Picked Platoon, Chesterfield ll . RUTH RUPSHIS Gabby 4606 S. Rockwell Library Staff. Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Staff, Press Club, G.A.A. DARLENE RYAN 4428 S. Albany G.A.A. President, Bowling Captain, Student Council, Hall Guard, Social Dancing, President of Division. SHIRLEY RYAN , , 3632 S. Leavitt President of Division, Clarion Representative, Knitting Club, G.A.A., Twist 'n' Twirl, School Boosters. LA VERNE RYBACKI 5609 S. Neva Clean Up Committee, Hall Guard, Band, Vice President ot' Division, G.A,A., Lamplighter Representative. TED RYBOUT 3126 W. 41st Place National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Intramural Sports, Basketball, Social Dancing Club, 4B Farewell Committee. ELEANOR RYMEK Honey 4618 S. Karlov Mixed Choir, G.A.A. JEANETTE RYMEK 4822 S. Pulaski Road National Honor Society, President of Honor Society fBranthl, President of Division, Daughters of American Revolution Medal, Stamp Delegate, Office Assistant 1Branchl. CLASS 0F JUNE 1946 DOROTHY RYSKE Honey 4244 S. Francisco Lamplighter Representative, Twist 'n' Twirl Club, 'Spanlsh'Club, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Knitting Club, Mixed Choir. FLOYD SAFRANSKI Schaa .v f' 4521 S. Troy Vice President of -lA Class, Varsity Senior Basketball Team, Intra- mural Sports, Sophomore Champs in Intramural Basketball, 4A Of- ficers' Club, Chestertield Club. THERESE SAGEN Terry 5721 Archer G.A.A., Girls' and Mixed Choir, Song Hit Parade, School Boosters, Branch Lamplighter Representative, Servicemen's Reception Club. DON SAKALAS Sark 4600 S. Francisco Movie Operator, Swimming Team, President of Chesterheld Club, President of Division, Hall Guard, Sophomore Football Team. ERNEST SAKOWICZ Saba 4657 S. Richmond Soccer Team Captain, Intramural Sports, Kelly Honor Society, Pres- ident of Division, Mixed Choir, Clarion Reporter. LEONA SAKUS Lee 4505 S. California 'Treasurer of Hall Guards, Hall Guard Captain, G.A.A., 4B-4A Farewell Committee, Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Knitting Club. EVELYN SAMIEC LIwm 4626 S. Christiana Ke ly Honor Society, Volley Ball Champions -M, Knitting Club, Hall Guard, Placement Otlice Assistant, Song Hit Parade. LORRAINE SANGORSKA Sandy 5228 S. Monitor Service Roll Committee, Clarion Representative, Social Science Lab- oratory Assistant, G.A.A., Social Dancing, Vice President of Di- VISION. ELAINE SAUER E 4409 S. Rockwell Library Assistant, G.A.A., Costume Design Club, Correspondence Club, Cosmeticians' Club, Knitting Club. RICHARD SCHEUING Dick 4016 Montgomery Wrestling Team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural XVrestling, Presi- dent ot' Division, Basketball Team, Gag Club. MARGARET SCHMIDT Margie 1945 W. 35rd G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, President of Morse Code Club, Hall Guard, Girls' Choir, Lamplighter Representative. JOAN SCHULTZ I 1 - 3137 W. 42 d n President of Mixed Choir, President of Division, G.A.A., Student Council, Secretary of RENEE SCOURTES Skirts Mixed Choir, Social Dancing. A 903 W. 33rd G.A.A., Secretary of History Class, Drama Club, School Boosters. JANE SEGHERS jamie A 5954 S. Campbell National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Treasurer of G.A.A. Board, Kelly Honor Society, City Wilde Solo Contest. LAVERNE SEIFFERT ffjeepy. 4320 S. Rockwell Kelly Honor Society, Bowling Club, G.A.A., School Boosters, Check- ers Club, Song Hit Parade. LUCILLE SICILIAN Lou Latin Club, Favorite A E 5029 S. Long Melodies Club, Adjustment Office Assistant, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Mixed Choir. LEONIA SIEWIERSKI ff eo Kelly Honor Society, ment Oliice Assistant DOLORES SIMKUS Simms President ot' English Kelly Honor Society DOROTHY SKALECKI Rirby Secretary of History Class Treasurer of Foods 3335 S. Paulina Orchestra, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Adjust- Division President. N 4936 S. Kedvale Class, G.A.A., Band, Clean Up Committee, President of Latin Class. 3126 W. 39th c . 1' .:. . ' Class, Hall Guard, Attendance Othce Assistant, Art Needlework Club, G.A.A. LORRAINE SKOKAL H5-ix., Kelly Honor Society 5500 S. Emerald Treasurer of Costume evi c ' '. -- ' J 'elry Club, G.A.A., Secretary of Home Management Class, Travel Club, Spinal Chords. FRANK SKRODENIS I-'lfllfifff' 4630 S. Washtenaw Co-Captain of Football Team, Intramural Sports, Sophomore In- tramural Baskethall Cham ., S l F ' ' ' ' . ps op iomore ootball, 'K ' Club, Hall Guard. CLASS OF JUNE 1946 BILLY SMITH Smitty 2418 W. 34th Place Secretary of Movie Club, Head Motion Picture Operator, Secretary ot Drama Club. FLORENCE SMOKORSKI Smokey 3142 XV. 42nd Kelly Honor Society, Orchestra, Lampligliter Typing Statl, President of Division, School Boosters, Chemistry Club. RITA SOCHA I 4344 S.vKarlov National Honor Society, Orchestra, Clarion Representative, 'Ireasurer ot Art Needlework Club, Girls' Choir, Kelly Honor Society. ALVINA SORZICKAS AIvie 44-11 S. Fairneld National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Chemistry Club, junior Prom Committee, G.A.A. ADOLPH STANKIEWICZ 4329 S. Whipple Class Chairman, Student Council Alternate, Magicians' Club, R,O.T.C.-N.C.O. Club, Gag Club. LOIS STASCHKE Slash 3616 S. Nvinchester Kelly Honor Society, President of Service Girls' Club, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, President of Division, G.A.A., Hall Guard Captain. RALPH STASCHKE 5007 S. Karlov National Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Battalion Commander, Ushers' Club, Ritle Team, Bookroom Assistant, Student Council. TED STEFANS Slow Poke 4308 S. St. Louis Kelly Honor Society, Band and Orthestra, Kelly Varsity Show, gitygiwdde-Solo Contest, President of Chesterlield Club, Kelly Dance an . JOSEPH STRIKAS SIeepy 4501 S. Talman Kelly Honor Society, Book Room Assistant, Student Council, R.O.T.C.-N.C.O. Cluh, Hall Guard. LILLIAN STRYSZAK Lil 5715 W. Archer Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Service Roll, School Boosters, Girls' Choir. IRENE SUJDAK Rene 2941 W. 40th G.A.A., Song Hit Parade, Travel Club, Book-of-the4Month Club, Home Nursing Club. JULIA SWIECH Swish 4350 S. Talman National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Division, Lampligliter Typing Staff, Hall Guard, Ticket Othce Assistant. JEANNINE SWULIUS 3518 S. Hermitage Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard, Personnel Office Assistant, G.A.A., Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Art Club. ROBERT SYMANSKI VulenIine 4417 S. Richmond Co-Captain Soccer Team, Intramural Sports, Drama Club, Art Club, Mixed Choir, K Club. LILLIAN SZCZEPANIAK Kaasb 3034 XV. 40th Girls' Choir, Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade. G,A.A., Gifts for Service Men's Club. IRENE SZPARA 4597 Archer Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Service Men's Reception Club, Service Roll Assistant, Travel Club. EDWARD SZUPAJ Duke 4840 S. Harding Football Team, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Treasurer of 3B Division, Lamplighter Representative, Checkers Club. RUTH TACHNA E -4147 Archer Band, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Senior Dance Committee, Library Club, G.A.A. DONALD THOMPSON Lefty 5041 S. Lavergne Assistant Chief-Electricians' Club, Socter. Baseball, Xllfrestling, Sec- retary of Student Council, Intramural Sports. IRMA TOMAN 5542 S. Natoma National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, SB Class Treasurer, Hall Guard Captain, -lA Officers' Club. ALFRED TOPOLSKI Al 6037 S. Kilpatrick Football, Checkers Club, Magicians' Club, Intramural Sports, Basket- ball, Airplane Building Club. CLASS 0F JU E 1946 GEORGE ULASZEK 5032 W. 4Qrh Place Kelly Honor Society, Intramural Sports, Basketball Team, Vice Presia dent of Division, President ot Division, President of Radio Club. CHARLES UPDEGRAFF Uptie 265Q W. 43rd Club, Baseball and Football Manager, Intramural Sports, So- .ial Dancing. Hall Guard, Student Council. DORIS UTT Pfn1ky 2252 XV. 37th Kelly Honor Society, Student Council, Presidentx and Serretary of Division, Hall Guard, Mixed Choir, Chemistry Club. ROSE VALLONE Run 5214 S. Menard Mixed Choir, Hall Guard, G,A.A., Song-Hit-Parade, Personnel Office Assistant, School Boosters. GEORGE VESCOVI 5258 S. Kilpatrick President of Travel Club, Skeleton Squad, Library Assistant, Intra- mural Sports, Stamp Delegate, Kelly Volley Ball Champs. TONY VIDEKA Abe 5520 S. Oak Park Chemistry Club, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, R.O.T.C.- N.C.O. Club. Ushers' Statl. Wrestling Team, Rifle Platoon. DOLLY VUALLACE Butch 4-149 S. Albany Orchestra, Lamplighter Statl, Kelly Honor Society, 4A Farewell Party Committee, President ot Drama Club, Service Roll Committee. LORETTA WALSKI Lora 4509 S. Francisco Hall Guard. G.A.A., Interior Decorating Club, Checkers Club. SYLVIA XVALSKI DimpIrr 4509 S. Francisco G.A.A., Interior Decorating Club, Checkers Club. LUCILLE NVANTROBSKI Bunny 5120 S. Massasoir Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard, Placement Office Assistant, G.A.A., Behind-the-Mike Club, Song Hit Parade. LORRAINE XVARZY Butch 4452 S. Fairfield flariori Business Stall, Lamplighter Business Staff, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Adjustment Otlice Assistant, Kelly Boosters. LORRAINE XVEBER lVrb 3137 W, 53rd Place G.A,A., Art Needlework Club. SYLVIA WEISS Syl 4151 Archer President and Vice-President ot' National Honor Society, Treasurer of -lA Class, Vice President of G.A.A. Board, Girls' Volley Ball Champion Team 'Al-1, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Sports Editor of Clar- ion. Orchestra and Band. JEAN WETTERER Je'am1y 2802 W. 36th Girls' Choir, Drama Llub. ELAINE WHITE Tru A S312 S, Austin Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade, Social-Danting, Titket Ottice Assistant. ROBERT WHITE - Wbilit ' 4154 S. Artesian I.ost and Found Clerk. Hall Guard, Wfrestling Team, IGS-Pound Champion NVrestler. THERESA WIER 'fD0lly I Y 5257 W. 53rd Place G.A.A., Ticket Othte Assistant. Service Roll Assistant, Service Men's Reception Club. School Boosters, Girls' Choir. ANTHONY VVILKIS T0f1J '- 4650 S. Talman Varsity I'ootball, K Club, Baseball Team, Movie Operator, Vice President ol Art Club, Stage Hands. LA VERNE VVILLIN l-'C0f1kl0 4702 S. Lawndale Song Hit Parade, Hall Guard, Secretary ot' Magicians' Club, Lamp- lighter Representative, Secretary of History Class, G.A.A. BERNARD WISLOCKI 4640 5, Fainqeld Intramural Sports, Xwrestling Team, Football Team, Boxing and Tumbling Club, Hall Guard. LORRAINE XYIISNIEWSKIH 4635 S. Wfhipple Hall Guard, Social Sciente Laboratory Assistant, Spinal Chords, Song Hit Parade, G.A.A., Knitting Club. 46 LASS 0F JU E 1946 Butch 3114 S. Morgan G.A.A., Secretary ot' History Class, Hall Guard, Correspondence Club, Social Hour. IREISIEHXVITKOXVSKI 3346 S. Hoyne Social Science Laboratory Assistant, G.A.A., Spinal Chords, Song Hit Parade, Morse Code Club, Hall Guard. JOHN WNUK Zike 3128 W. 38th Place Intramural Basketball, Kelly Honor Society, Tumbling and Boxing Club, Checkers Club, Harmonica Club, Craftsmen's Club. SHIRLEY WODARCZYK Honey 3629 S. Wood Hall Guard, G.A.A., Drama Club. DON WOJCIK Wai 5311 S. Mayfield Boxing and Tumbling, Camera Club, Life Saving, Hall Guard, In- tramural Sports, Story Book Club. EVELYN WOLBAS Ere 4126 S. Rockwell Hall Guard President, Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Student Coun- cil, Scrap Drive Committee, Girls' Choir. VIRGINIA WOLOSZYN Virgie 2640 W. 43rd Hall Guard, G.A.A., Spinal Chords, Correspondence Club, Charm Club. ELAYNE WOODS Eel 4428 S. California National Honor Society, Co-President of Kelly Honor Society, First Page Editor of Clarion, Vice President of Girls' Choir, Press Club, -IA Otlicers' Club, Senior Play. MARY LOU WYSZYNSKI 4243 S. Richmond Editor-in-Chief of Lamplighter, Kelly Honor Society, Art Staff, Hall Guard Lieutenant, Division Room President, junior Prom Com- mittee. STELLA YOCIUS 4427 S. Washtenaw Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard Captain, Library Ass5stant, At- tendance Otlice Assistant, Lamplighter Representative, G.A.A. DOLORES YUNIC 4355 S. Sawyer Hall Guard Captain, Secretary of Latin Club, Hall Guard, CLARA ZABEL Carrie 4553 S. Washtenaw Band, 3B Vice President, Hall Guard Captain, Kelly Honor Society, Chairman of Scrap Drive, President of Chemistry Club. HELEN ZACHOWSKA 5723 S. Wolcott Adjustment Olhce Assistant, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Checkers Club, Knitting Club, Social Dancing. LORRAINE ZAJAC Larry 5300 S. Kilboum G.A.A., Hall Guard, Latin Club, Kelly Honor Society, Correspond- ence Club, Fashion Design Club. WALTER ZEMECKIS Stringbeans H 4153 S. Albany Vice President of Kelly Honor Society, President of Division. Swim- ming Team, Mixed Choir, Movie Operator, Chesterfield Club. EMILY ZIELAK Em 4806 S. Kildare G.A.A., Hall Guard, Vice President of Division, Book Makers' Club, Charm Club, Spinal Chords. THERESE ZIMA Terry 3000 Lloyd Mixed Choir, Song Hit Parade, Home Nursing Club, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Correspondence Club, G.A.A. EVELYN ZINGLAR Lynn I A I . 5144 S. Kenneth National Honor Society, Co-Editor-in-Chief of Clarion, President of Girls' Choir, G.A.A. Board, Clarion Business Staff, President of Division. MARION ZINTAK 4459 S. St. Intramural Sports, Chess Club, Checkers Club. MARTHA ZURO Nla1ly 525 W. 46th Placement Office Assistant, School Boosters, Costume jewelry Twist 'n' Twirl, Social Dancing, G.A.A. ESTHER ZVINGAUSKAS Zving 4450 S. 'I' Orchestra. Twist 'n' Twirl, Varsity Show, Hall Guard, Chords, Drama Club. Louis Place Club, alman Spinal june gl'aJudte5, WO! MCIMPQJ ARTHUR BLOCK DANIEL EORTUNA 4921 S. Avers Lamplighter Cartoonist 1945-46, Intramural Sports, Band, Orchestra, Checkers Club, Intramural Basketball. Entered U.S.A.A.F. September, 1946. ALBERT CEPQNI5 CHARLOTTE HERMANN Chip, 4346 S. Washtenaw Char 4549 S Washtenaw National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Varsity Senior Basket- Secretary. of Clothing Class, G.A.A., Band, Social Science Labora ball, Intramural Sports, Electricians' Club, K Club. t0rY AS5lSf3l'lf- RAYMOND LAZARSKI Ray 3651 S. Paulina National Honor Society, Band, Kelly Honor Society, Orchestra, 5A Class President. MARION ZURAWSKI ' 'Rabbilf' 3725 S. Hermitage Intramural Baseball, Checkers Club, Mixed Choir, Drama Club, Airplane Recognition Club, Aeronautical Navigation. I Vw l l W A f 1 enior .fd gommiffeea lgfk' 'H' - ' . W A Ofhce holding may be a sinecure in the early semesters of X! Q 0 ' ll X high school life, but in this iinal semester, there's work to K as f be done early and late. l I i I ii X l23l'f The Officers' Club, made up of four regularly elected Q X 1 Q xr officers from each 4A division room, is an innovation with 1 B l l, S A 'lt l N W l the june, 1946, Class. These students meet during regular X ,,' ll 1 K Q., E R Q S club period with the sponsor, Mrs. Leshyn, to plan ways 1 1 l li , X ll' X X ll and means of carrying out the business delegated to them . by the entire group. f Tradition dictates a certain division of responsibility for , ' . -r.- the many jobs-financial and social, but there is no arbitrary y, ' pattern of procedure. The divisions have shown clear vision rf 5 l 5 X in selecting officers, and the ingenious committees bubble I 5:25, ' T29 I over with ideas. ,ffffii l 'l I Does any member have to be urged to be present always ,Z7 ,rf A and on time? Never! It's such fun to serve and such a satisfaction to achieve success. ,gg 331' fatty '05 . '-' ' I as ,IW 1.9 al'l'l of June gfaduafed SENDING CHRISTMAS CHEER AFAR As eager 1B's we were thrilled to join in the sending of Christmas cheer with gifts of delectable fruit cakes to our Kelly alumni in service. Letters of acknowledgment promptly received from all parts of the globe led us to believe these delicacies were relished by former Kellyans. Not only were these tempting treats a joy to eat, but the gay holiday tins served as much-needed utility boxes in many tropical climes. TEEN TOWN LAUNCHED More than halfway through our Kelly life a dream of years was realized in the opening of Teen Town in our junior year. It was of, and by Kellyans, largely, but how far removed from the opular conception of school boys and girls were those overall-clad lads and lassies who wielded brooms and, mops, scrub brushes and paint brushes, hammers and saws in Haley's Hall. Archey Road and the spirit of Finley Peter Dunne were revived when the transformed hall, gayly painted and decorated, opened its doors for the initial dance. No big name orchestra ever gave forth more captivating tunes than the jukebox made possible through generous community support. 47 Seniors lYorls in Comlnittee SENIOR COMMITTEES lairst Rove: Shizos, G. Kf0dutn.FL. Kut,lM. Roth. Sccriqnd Row: Nis- . - tac , M. inger, F. Bran ewicz, .. Hamiton, j. Swiec , L. Brin er, L. SP S0 Mm' B g DeWitt, L. Gmhike. Thifd Row: A. Wilkis, 1. Toman, H. wiirop, J. Sufceffdfd bv Mrs- Lesh!!! Eben, B. Szymanski, cs. Buazinska, F. Meyer, s. Balancing, J. Folsom, Rinlw, I. Mcffellan, Mrs. Bunting. First Row: P. Prokup, T. Deco, A. Faklis, D, Raudonis. Second Row: F. Smorkorski, D. Cudek, F, XY'il1iams, J. Schultz, A. Prunchunas, E. Wcmfvds. Third Row: R. Campbell, J. Opalinski, H. Mueller, N. Hodanick, R. Lelko, L. Balcunas, E. Kendra, B. Kiiowski, N. Rex. aff! of tk? JUN? gl'd6Al.dte5'-C0ntil'lLl0C! XWEBSTER COMES TO 214 In our 4B semester two of our fellow classmen, Robert Domagala and Iris McClellan, won acclaim for ready wit, as successful contestants on a popular radio quiz program. They returned to Kelly, bearing the fruit of victory, an Unabridged Merriam-Webster New International Dictionary-which now fills a long-felt want in 214's English classes. DREAMLAND MADE REAL Dreams of that night of nightsgilune 7, 1946-envision fresh permanents and exotic perfume- soft lights and dreamy music, feminine Ioveliness and male perfection. Suddenly we realize johnny wasn't mentally ill when he took that job two semesters ago. He had planned all along to be our prom date! How we want those dreams fulfilled! ADIEU How full our life at Kelly has been! And now that May is here and so little time remains, we ex- perience, adult-like, a nostalgiafa desire to live it all over again. Vale! 48 C aaa ofyanuarg 7947 4B CLASS OFFICERS Harold Mueller, Pres dent Richard Sinjalm, Vice President Jane Ebert, Set t In january 1945 upon entering Kelly we felt only distantly related to life at the main building. Occasionally for special movies we trekked to the main building and there we had opportunity to see our principal, Mrs. May C. Allen. The Clarion bridged the gap between Gunsaulus Branch and Kelly itself, and served to initiate us into the ways of our sophisticated upper classmen. Very shortly we found ourselves sufhciently grown up to attend Kelly's Friday Night socials. To our surprise we found that the dance instruction received at the branch served us in good stead. The opening of Teen Town extended our horizon. The series of special holi- day parties supervised by Mr. McKeag made red letter days memorable. And the post-party rendezvous at our favorite snack shop always meant the same indul- gence-malt and f ries--remember? All through the years-yes, even to this day of writing, the january '47 class made enviable records in all of Kelly's scrap and paper drives. Let's keep up the pace! Let's continue to win with Kelly! 49 CLASS OF J U RY 1947 HAROLD ABRAMOWICZ 4039 S. Albany Abe Sophomore Intramural Baseball, Sophomore Intramural Football, Boxing and Tumbling, Checkers Club, Fishermen's Club. ARLEINE APIDA National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Division Rooml Vice President, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, G.A.A., Lamplrghter Representative, Travel Club. EVELYN AUSTIN E1fie 928 W. 36th Hall Guard, Cosmeticians' Club, Hostess Club, Travel Club, G.A.A. 3011 W. 41st Place BALBINA BAJOREK Bell 4045 S. Sacramento G.A.A., Study Hall Secretary, Kelly Honor Society, Spinal Chords, Attendance Office Assistant. ROBERT BAMFORD Bambi 2614 W. 36th Kelly Honor Society, Football Team, K Club, Intramural Basket- ball Champs, Swimming Team, Clarion Representative. GEORGE BANALS Ban 2619 W. 55th President of Art Club, President of Airplane Recognition Club, Di- vision Treasurer, Stamp Delegate, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C.-C.O. Club. JOAN BRADY jo 3629 S. Paulina Assistant Clarion Regresentative, G.A.A., Favorite Melodies Club, Behind-the-Mike Clu , Fashion Shows. DOROTHY BUROKER 2912 W. 39th Dot Hall Guard, Latin Emblem, G.A.A., Home Nursing Club, Kelly Honor Society. STELLA BURZA Chatterbox 1741 W. 38th Drama Club, G.A.A., Secretary of Class, Placement Office Assistant, Hall Guard. CAROLINE CARESON Carol 2948 W. 38th Place National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Lamplighter Staff, Secretary of Latin Club, President of Cosmeticians' Club, Assistant to War Co-Ordinator. ' RINA CATELLI Bee 2 3817 S. Rockwell Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Staff, G.A.A., Prom Committee, Press Club, Dramatic Productions. GEORGE CHIZ Zibc 5016 W. fgotri National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Fire Guard, O cia School Messenger, Vice President of Spinal Chords, Intramural Baseball, Football . RICHARD CLARK Clark 4313 S. Washtenaw Bookroom Assistant. Hall Guard, Lamplighter Representative, Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Movie Operator, Stamp Delegate. MAGDALINE DE PASQUE Madge 3621 S. Francisco G.A.A., Latin Club, Song Hit Parade, Hall Guard, Student Coun- cil, Chairman of Home Management Class. RITA DICENZ Ren 4540 S. Albany Vice President of ESA Class, Clarion Staff, Vice President of Division, Treasurer of Foods Class, Latin Club, Branch Office Assistant. SAM DI GIOVANNI Geller 5408 S. Nagle Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Intramural Football, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Airplane Club. BRIDGET DIVITO Brig 5217 S. Kostner G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Song Hit Parade, Spinal Chords. HELEN DOUDALIS 3152 S. Ashland IB and IA Division President, Attendance Oflice Assistant, G.A.A., Latin Club, Ofhcer of Branch Honor Society. ANNE DUNDICH Dolly 741 W. 26th National Honor Society, G.A.A., Band, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Kelly Honor Society. DOROTHY DZIMIDAS D' . 4138 Archer Pregideznt of 3A Class, Student Council, Secretary of Division, Chairman of Division, Attendance Office Assistant, Hall Guard Captain. ANE EBERT J f'j,mie 4461 Archer Secretary of Division, Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., School Boosters, Hall Guard, Service Girls. CLASS OF JANUARY 1947 Be, 31' 5527 S. Sayre junior Prom Committee, junior Girls Captain Basket Ball Cham- pions, G.A.A., Travel Club. E JER9lfff,,ll9RN K 4823 S. Keeler Swim Team, Intramural Football, Travel Club, Fishermen's Club, Radio Club. SHIRLEY FRY Lee 6204 S. Keating G.A.A., Cosmeticians' Club, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Mixed Choir. LILLIAN GALECKAS L,,11y'f 2713 S. Emerald Hall Guard, G.A.A., Placement Oliice Assistant, Charm Club, Costume jewelry Club, Song Hit Parade. LAVERNE GOETZ Lupe 4214 S. Washtenaw G.A.A, Board, G.A.A. Letter Girl and soo Club, Treasurer .of Branch G.A.A., Secretary of History Class, Spinal Chords, Social Science Laboratory Assistant. ADELINE GRACZYK Mirza, 5346 W. 54:11 G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Cosmeticians' Club, Mixed Choir. DOLORES GROTH Dae 3221 Archer G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Latin Club, Attendance Ofhce Clerk at Branch, School Boosters, Chairman of English Class. WALTER HARDY Wall 544243. Millard Intramural Football, Concert Band, Boxing and Tumbling, Fisher- men's Club. ROSE MARIE JACOBS . l B 7 3815 S. California G.A.A., Clarion Staff, Press Club, Twist 'n' Twirl, Correspondence Club, Dramatic Productions. EDWARD JOHNSON Gun 4134 S. Campbell Kelly Honor Society, Soccer Team, Intramural Basketball Champs, K Club, Chairman of History Class, ANNA JURICH jerky 450 W. 29th Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Spinal Chords, Song Hit Parade, Chairman of Sten. Class. PEARL KAMENJARIN Perry 5539 Paulina Adjustment Office Assistant, Secretary of Art Class, G.A.A., Spinal Chords, Charm Club, Song Hit Parade. RUTH KANTAUT Penrad 4101 S. Artesian Kell Hon S ' ' ' ' y or cociety, junior Prom Committee, Lamplighter Staff, Student Council, Hall Guard, G.A.A. HAROLD KARBIN Harry 3354 W. 38th Place Kelly Honor Society, K Club, Intramural Sports, Soccer Team, Manager of Basketball Team, Hall Guard. MARCELLA KASPER TOP.fic ' 5116 S M ' Hall Guard, Scrap Drive Committee at Branch, Clarion.RepTZZg?1?af tive, Checker Club, Costume jewelry Club, G.A.A. ESTELLE KELNOSKY lfIwqey A 4519 S. Drake Division President 1B and ZA, Vice President of Latin Club, Clarion Representative, Hall Guard, Art Club, College Club. FRANCES KERZNARIC Tf1o1fie 4625 S. Troy Hall Guard, Class Secretary, Latin Club, Travel Club, Bomber Queen Candidate. FRANK KIRBY hear ' 4 2720 W. 43rd Book Room Assistant, Radio Club. Army-Navy Club, R,O,T,C,. N,C'.O. Club. LORRAINE KNOPEREK LN , A 4201 S. Talman Attendance Othce Assistant, Hall Guard, Sten. Class Secretary, Book-of-the'Month Club, Spinal Chords. ROBERT KORINK Bah , 3259 W. 64th Place Football Team, Gymnastic Team, Intramural Sports, Tumbling Club, Student Council Representative, Chess Club. MYRTLE KORNECKI DimP1fr 4354 S. C rf ' Hall Guard, Attendance Oflice Assistant, Lamplighter Represlbritalytlillrleif Libra: Asst t S ' ' ' y is an , .pinal Chords, Clarion Representative. CLASS 017 JANUARY 1947 Chocolate 2929 W. 39th Place Football Team, Vice Prcsident ot' K Club, Intramural Sports, Kelly Cine Club, Clarion Representative, President of Division. MARCELLA KRAL Merrie 5200 S. Parkside Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Placement Ofhce Assistant, Lamplighter Stall, Treasurer of Latin Club, Cosmeticians' Club. RICHARD KUBIAK 4940 S. Kildare Boss Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Football, Senior Basketball Team, Vice President of Kelly Boosters, Travel Club, Song Hit Parade, Fishern'ien's Club. EMILY KWILOSZ M 3941 S. Kedzie G.A.A., Art Needlework Club, Science Laboratory Assistant, Study Hall Secretary, Song Hit Parade, Hostess Club. FRED LA BELLA Pinky 3641 S. Rockwell Student Council, President of Checkers Club, Hall Guard, Trave Club, Spinal Chords. MARY LAVORCI Fungie 2713 S. Union G.A.A., School Boosters, Costume jewelry Club, Social Dancing. BEATRICE LUSK Bea 5848 S. Normandy G.A.A., Hostess Club, Art Club, Drama Club, Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of History Class. HELEN MAKAREWICH Bee I 5854 S. Kedzie Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Social Science Laboratory Assistant, Song Hit Parade, Dramatic Productions. LILLIAN MALEK Lil 5215 S. Kilbourn G.A.A., Lamplighter Representative, Secretary of Division, Stamp Delegate, Spinal Chords. NANCY MANGANO Nance 2641 S. Princeton Placement OFEce Assistant, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Travel Club, Knit- ting Club, Future Teachers of America Club. LYDIA MANUK Lee 4444 s. Troy National Honor Society, Clarion Staff, Attendance Oliice Assistant, Treasurer of 3A Class, Lamplighter Representative, Library Assistant. DOLORES MAYER Irish 3106 W. 38th Place Q . Clarion Staff, President of Division, Press Club, G.A.A., .ocia Dancing, Drama Club. PAUL MCKENNON Mac 5301 S. New England Travel Club, Twist 'n' Twirl Club, Division Room Chairman, Book Room Assistant, Social Dancing Club, Commercial Law Chair- man. EDMUND MICHON Eddie 4608 S. Christiana Tumbling and Boxing Club, Checkers Club, Football Team, Intra- mural Baseball Champs. JAMES MICUCCI 5710 W. 57th Band, Checkers Club, Spinal Chords, Chairman of Class. BIILDRED MISIAVEG Millie 4024 S. Artesian Mixed Choir, Spinal Chords, G.A.A., Knitting Club, Home Nursing Club, Hall Guard. EDGAR MOLTZAN Maltz 4244 S. California Varsity Football Team, Intramural Basketball, Baseball Team, Mo- tion Picture Operator, K Club, Bowling Team. WILLIAM MOORE jock 2602 W. 56th R.O.T.C.-N.C.O. Club. ETHEL MORRIS Many 3142 S. Wallace Kelly Honor Society, Spinal Chords, Les Petites Chanteuses, Song Hit Parade, G.A.A. HOMER MOTSINGER 5159 S. Menard Band, Camera Club, Army-Navy Club. HAROLD MUELLER Hurry 2554 W. 45th Football Team, Vice President K Club, Baseball Team, Lamp- lighter Representative, Intramural Sports, Swimming Team. CLASS 0F JANUARY 1947 EDVUARD 0'NEILI. Red 5514 S. Neva Football Team, Intramural Teams, Secretary uf Latin Club, Division Room Otiicer, Book Room Assistant, Checkers Club. NORBERT PACANOWSKI Ppfk 4322 S. Talman National Honor Society, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, K Club, Intramural Sports. Kelly Honor Society. JOHN PARIZANSKI S1i1'er,r 4450 S. Shauldirlg Basketball Team, Intramural Sports, Baseball Team, Social Dancing, Secretary of Division. AL POTRAZ Z4r10p 5749 S. Sawyer Kelly Honor Society, R.O.T.C., Ushers' Staff, Clarion Representa- tive, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Magicians' Club. PATRICIA PROKUP Bee 4 3549 S. Hamilton Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Student Council, Hall Guard, Prom Committee, Lamplighter Staff. JOAN PRUDDEN 1733 S. Wabash Mixed Choir, Drama Club, G.A.A.. Placement OHice Assistant, Student Council, Hall Guard. MILDRED PULKOS Mil 3633 Archer G.A.A., Hall Guard. Attendance Otiice Assistant, Class Chairman, Drama Club. MARY PURCELL Percy 3543 S. Hamilton G.A.A., Hall Guard, Drama Club, Favorite Melodies Club, Stamp Delegate, Gag Club. VINCENT RANDAZZO Vince 2,901 Wilcox Baseball Team, Gymnastic Team, Wrestling Team, Social Dancing, Intramural Soft Ball 1Champsl juniors '45. PETER RAPINCHUK A 7325 S. Oakley Band, Travel Club. Model Airplane Club. ELAIIZE REED 3040 Emerald G.A.A., Spinal Chords, Mixed Choir, Knitting Club. NORMAN REX Rex 2853 W. Pershing Basketball Team, Senior Prom Committee, Intramural Sports, Lamp- lighter Literary Statl, Presidnet of 4B Division, K Club. DOROTHY RYAN D0Itie 2541 W. 46th Place Student Council, Class Secretary, Class Chairman, G.A.A., Lamp- lighter Literary Stati, Adjustment and Placement Otiice Assistant. BERNICE SCHEMANSKI Bern 2829 Farrell Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Spinal Chords, French Club, Song Hit Parade. HENRY SCHLUSEMANN '4'Hauk 4231 S. Washtenaw Soccer Team, K Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, Lamp- lighter Photography Staff. DORCAS SEEMANN Derry A 5700 S. Natchez National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society. Orchestra, Division Secretary, Girls' Choir, Spinal Chords. JULIA SHIZAS Fufh u 1710 W. asm Student Council tBranch1, Ticket Salesman, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Mixed Choir, Drama Club. DONALD SIWEK FluH 2630 W. 42nd Football Team, Baseball Team, K Club, Division President LIB- SBI, Intramural Sports, Swimming Team. AI.ICE SKALA 'ZBUKM EW'-Y , I 3755 S. Winchester Kelly Honor Society, Lamplighter Representative, Clarion Representa- tive, Hall Guard, Mixed Choir, Main Otiice Assistant. DOLORES SMITH Hxsfflinfi , Y 4355 S. Sawyer G.A.A. Representative. Placement Othce Assistant, Division Secre- tary, Kelly Honor Society, Lamplighter Literary Staff, Hall Guard. HELEN 501195 , , A 4403 S. Francisco Hall Guard Captain Ixcll Honor Sotiet Cl s 4 I - .- - -. ' y . ' y, .a.s Chairman-Secretary, Clarion Representative, Future Teachers of America Club, G.A.A. CLASS OF JANUARY 1947 JOHN STARK Buddy 4923 S. Tripp Hall Guard. Intramural Sports, Magicians' Club. RUTH STRUBAS Shake 4024 S. Maplewood Student Council, Division Secretary, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Clarion Representative, Hall Guard. MARTIN SUCHOR Marty 4059 S. Maplewood K Club Secretary, Football Team, Intramural Sports, Vice Presi- dent of 5B Division. DALE SUCHY Sucker 4935 S. Kildare President of N.C.O, Club, C.O. Club, Ushers' Staff, Color Guard, Intramural Sports, Picked Platoon Competition. DOLORES SVOBODA Dee 5121 S. Mulligan G.A.A., Secretary of Hostess Club, Social Dancing Club, Stamp Delegate, Twist 'n' Twirl, Secretary History Class. RUTH SZCZUBLEWSKI Siu 4212 S. Washtenaw Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Lamplighter Representative, Spinal Chords, Hall Guard, Song Hit Parade. LUELLA THIELEN Lau 4716 S. Kildare G.A.A., Clarion Representative, School Boosters, Hall Guard, Cor- respondence Club, Secretary of Class. WILLIAM TIPPI NG joe Butler 1856 W. 35th Football Team, Intramural Sports, Swimming Team, K Club. IRENE TOMASZEWSKI 3417 S. Paulina Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Clarion Representative, Spinal Chords, Attendance Ofhce Assistant, Hall Guard. GERALDINE TRIEBE ' 4206 S. Fairfield Gerrxe National Honor Society, President of Library Staff, Lamplighter dterary Staff, G.A.A., Attendance Ohice Assistant, Secretary of 3A ass. HENRY TUREK iflggyn ' Intramural-Baseball-Basketballsliootball, Student Council, Song Hit Parade, Gag Club, Travel Club, Stamp Delegate. EDWARD IWARDOWSKI Twardy 5014 W. 40th Student Council, Intramural Football, Boxing Club, Wrestling Club. 4301 W 47th LUCILLE URBON Ginger 4203 S. Rockwell Secretary of English Class, Secretary of Checkers Club, Spinal Chords, -Library Assistant, Lamplighter Representative, G.A.A. FRANCES VALENTI 2839 S. Union Che-Che G.A.A., Costume jewelry Club, Social Dancing. MARY ANN VALENTI Shorty 5435 S. Kilpatrick Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Spinal Chords. DONALD VERLEY 1520 S. Wabash R.O.T.C.-C.O. Club, N.C.O. Club, Ushers' Staff, Flag Detail, Com- pany Commander, Travel Club. CARRIE VINCE Carp 4174 Archer Latin Club Treasurer, Student Council, Hall Guard, Student Council Pin Committee, Drama Club, College Club. SHIRLEY WERTZ A 3278 Archer Song Hit Parade, G.A.A.. Hall Guard, Spinal Chords. HOWARD WILCOP Howie 3236 W. 58th Place Soccer Team, President of Division, Intramural Sports, K Club, Boxing Club, Clarion Representative. FRANCES WILLIAMS 4222 S. Washtenaw Franny U c G.A.A., Clarion Representative, junior Prom Committee, Hall Guard, Art Letter, School Boosters. LORRAINE WISNIEWSKI Wi5by 4525 S. Sacramento Attendance Office Assistant, Vice President of G.A.A. lliranchl, Hall Guard, Spinal Chords, Costume Design Club, G.A.A. CLASS 0F JA U RY 1947 VIRGINIA XVITTENDORF Ginny 2415 WL 46th G.A.A,, Hall Guard, Student Cavuncil. Library Assistant, Knitting Club, Secretary ol' Divi5ion. NOREEN WOLF Bee 6 55-it-I S. Huyne Kelly Hunnr Suticty, C.A,A., Spinal Cllmrds, Hall Guard, Sung Hit Paradu, flrarrrnan ul Claxf. STIZPIIANIE XVOROBEY ll url1r 4228 S. Mozart Mudcnt luuntnl. Pulwlu Rclatiunx C0l'I1ll1lllCC, Cheer Leaders, Mixed llwir, Clean Up Kaunrnrttrc, G.A.A. FLORIENCI2 YORIICK Flu 5207 S. Mason bills' Cliuir, Sctrctary of Class. Assistant Clarion Rcprcscntativc, Kmmctitians' Club. Modeling Club. Januar Graduates, Not Pictured MARILYN BANSLIQY lrixly 2908 Throup 'Travel Club, Li.A.A., liusturne jewelry Club, Dramatic Prorluttiuns. DONALD GRUZLINSKI Dot-Slim 52-'17 S. Austin Clresa Club, Checkers Club. IZRNI12 JOHNSON S'u'ede 4347 S. Artesian President of Buukruum Assistants, Intramural Football, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Song Hit Parade. HERMAN KRUPA 2634 W. 40th Mursc Cndc Club. CLARA LUETKE Lzn'ky 0 l u Travel Club, li.A,A.. tirstumc ,lcxwlxy 1 lub, I7r.un.rtu rluttm STELLA PACALONIS Red 2551 XX Ikrslnnr, Hall Guard, Sctrc-tary nl Stage Su.-rrury Club, Art 4lulr C RICHARD SINJAKO jake 28-12 NX :Oth P 1 Student Cuunfil, 'l'rax'cl Club, Otlitc Musxcnpzvl' DONALD STIEURER Dau 6-il8 5 C llhphtll lVe're Corning Up, Seniors- The Juniors 55 M'l6leI C!6t66l'l'l0l'l Such a short time ago we were poor, little freshmen ,-so we thought. However, a few days, either at the Main or at Gunsaulus, taught us that we had nothing to fear. Daily lessons, clubs, elections, drives, athletic events, and school activities-all these made the days pass quickly. Freshman days were overg we were wise sophomores only long enough to crow over the freshies a bitg and then we suddenly found our- selves third year students. It's nice and we'd like to be juniors longer. 56 J 35 D D P D fbfvwyfww- E L a. L E S 5 i , ! . I s I 1 E i a ! 2 a 2 f 5 3 See You Again at the Senior Prana JU l0R A'S E. Adamek, A. Alekna, M. Angelo, C. Anton, j. Balachowski, E. Bantsolas, V. Bardauskas D. Bartlaga, E. Barzynski, R. Batastlni, I.. Bauch, R. Beales, D. Benecki, V. Berkowicz I.. Bcrnatowicz, l. Fl1cl.1wski, j. Eiga, XV. Blaseck. R. Buehmke, L. Bolbat, E. Borkowski L. Bowers, I. Boyle, S. Bmgun, R. Braner, S. Buy, T. Brewer, L. Brzyszczzm I.. Buczkowski, E. Burlm, A. Bynzek. Y. Carlson, R. Chapulis, E. Chmiel, I. Clmlcwu C. Cholewinski, A, Cismm, B. Colton, D. Cottrell, R. Coyle, I.. Cundarn, M. Czelusnink I. Damaska, J. Dzmiszewski, I. Davis, R. Debiec, H. Deeman, J. Depa, D. DeSa1lvo W. Difcnz, M. Dieckmann, E. Dircks, B. Dommrk, M. Dotto, A. Drogosz, I. Drozdz 57 JUNl0R A' R. Dudek, J. Duranhtn, R. Dybala, H. Dzieciatkowski, S. Dziedziak, J. Dziuba, C. Eagle R. Eukles, D. Eggert, W. Eichman, S. English, H. Ercegnvaf, R. Fatima, B. Fiala M. Fingello, B. Fisher, XV. Fitz, W. Fortuna. C. Fratto, I.. Frcclcrickson, I. Freitag R. Frelly, C. Frostegn, J. Fuesting, Furdu, I.. Gapsa, R. Gawlak, D. Gignac Giliano, I. Guldyn, J. Gorz, G. Grams, M. Gregait, J, Grey, A. Grcybar R. Gronkowski, L. Gunia, E. Guzlas, J. Hnase, D. Habdas, L. I-Icbda, R. Hendrcn E. Herccr, T. I-Ierholzer, D, I-Inlmes, B. Hunath, D. I-Irdina, XV. Hubert, R. Isncson C. Jachna, A. Jackowiak, F. Jacobs, F. Janecka, R. Janick, L. Jansscns, E. Jcrkey A. Johnson, A. Jurcazak, Iuszezyk, R. Kane, E. Karasek, I.. Karczewski, R. Karpus D. Kemi, R. Kemp, D. Kinders, C. Klaric, N. Kleidon J. Kluze ', A. Kobemik H. Kobylarcz, M. Koecke, R. Kolesiak, T. Kopera, M. Kostecka, R. Kotula, J. Kowalczyk E. Koziel, S. Krajewski, R. Kranson, S. Krasinska, D. Krueger, E. Krug, E. Krzanowski I i i J . E. P. A. E. M A. E. D . XV C. A. R. UNl0R A' T. Krzysiek, A, Krzywinki, M. Kubis. P. Kunzynski, M. Kuhncrt, B. Kumkc, V. Kumws-ki Kutzn, M. Kutza, R. Lacli, V. hmicwski, Lalurcnciz, NV. I.cl1ed, H, LcQni.ik Lesznzynski, A. Link, J. Lipskis, j. Imvetcre, Lubanski, IE, Lucas, R. M.u'kuw.1k Malek, V. Mankus, S. Maruhcwkzi, j. Mzuich, Marozas, E. Marrclln, T. Malrrello XV. Marszalck, R. Martenscn, A. M.1rtin, T. Martyka, Mums, A. lN1ntkovicl1, R. Matthews. Mayer, A. Mnzzucn, T. Mdllory, J. McLaughlin, McLeod, A. Meitinger, V. Mctke Miclmls, I.. Miykas, D. Nikos, M. Milinh, Ki. Miller, Moll, F. Munger Myuzck, F. Myskuwski, j. N-IIHJVILILIQ, XY. N.nvr.lL'.u Neunmnn, P. Nirchc, XV. Norris C. Nutilc, F. Ojcrmnrk, A. Okn. L. Ompcza, A. Ostrnwski, A. Oswald. j. Palnikns , 1 - A 'i A 'Z . .Y . . -1 sv 'air 1 if H :- E. Pnlusis, J. Parznlee, L. Partyka, H. Piiwelczyk, mi V -.V ,J A 1 l . X Q fi is M. Paweluzyk, T. Pazdro, E. Pcrkey in , t A.-k If .UW ' ' 'S i x N.. .vi b 8 X A X A K , ii X MSXMQ A .1 :A A .Vi ' A f ,Q 2 A - ,B A A A W N W --Q. . E , wi ' A K , K g. L. Pcslak, D. Petri, F. Pirofalu, J. Pnmk, A. Plnczck, 'C ' 1' Q 4, J A-A Q D. Plewa, T. Pokrzywa is 4 X H ',,, Q ,Y M U . 1 T 1: - -- 1 if! X ... - 'RL s 4 ii TR. ,.., . ii fifiife. ii. -' -'-' . w Poleski R Pofymla c Pouliof F Przmsknitis F X ' 'K A R. Prohaskn, J. Pronewifh, N. Provan in 5 . Q N ,E ' :V QQ-K f-1: 'firfig - A ' i A ' 4 Ag N, f . . 1 S.. .I 5 - 59 D. Seranni, C. Serpico, L. Saver, L. Shadlar, R. Shlaustas, j. Sirben, L. Skala M. Sklad, D. Sliwinski, L. Smaha, H. Smas, C. Smuda, F. Sooker, D. Stark D. Steinke, R. Suchor, J. Sutknwski, L. Svara, E, Sypien, I. Szustecki, E. Tarcion D. Teskc, A. Tornello, E. Tyrone, YU. Valaitis, S. Vanchieri, I. Variot, ff. Vcnetucci D. Vilcek, V. Vimc, C1 Vitalo, A. Vodn, D. Vuknvic, L. Wkiinausky, E. Walski F. Wanielista, G. XVankat, I. Wfasielewski, S. Whssack, L. Wegrzyn, R. Wbndlandt, C. Wenzel E. Wfiercioch M. XVieruioch, I., Wfilkins, II ilIiams, , . XX A. W'i1lis, Wittke, A. Wfwlanski G. Nworkowski, H. Wlorknwski, C. Wfriwbel, H. Yakaitis, P. Zagor, L. Zaleski, V. Zdzicnicki JUNIOR A's F. Puchlevich, D. Putlak, j. Raimundi, C. Ramiszeuski j. Rampsch, L. Resney, R. Rigoni L. Rolek, S. Romanek, E. Rosenski, L. Roth, D. Rudnick, G. Rudnick, C. Ruggiero G. Russell, B. Salach, S. Sawicki, R. Sczytko, Uv pix . Rybacki, E. Rybimki. D. Sadausky . Sammet, V. Samuel . Scherry, E. Sdiiebcl, XV. Schmitz, Seggerson, D. Seidler F15 X- - Oodew UNIOR A' L. Zelmcr, I.. Ziwiski, J. Blazek, 1. Boehning, J. Bond, D. Burhunas, L. Carroll J. Daryskiewicz, D. Duracka, C. Duszeika, L. Hangen. C. janicki, D. Klimek, R. Kolacki R. Knrecky, H. Kott, E. Mirhor, J. Micus, G. Piotrowski, J. Piotrowski, W. Rakauskas P. Rapinchuk, E. Sereikas. S. Simon, A. Smoley, T. Szopinski, V. Tracz, D. Vasgis D. Vesper, E. Wfojtanowski, M. Decker -. -- LULKER INSPECTMUN NLHOPKINS F ,L -J., M551 ff f' ,L ,JMU 4 ,351 ii EFX ,, F ,4 V v wr - ii i i X .:!5!M i XM 1' if Uif,fm1'w W ML 7 gif 1 J Wifi Jwifff f Q 755155512 i .1 B Lf. -fm? M1 P24 'Ax xffwii l fi r EWQW K ffl, K L Lv' V XXXXRAT X Tr.. fe 'N' U ' N xxx G' M QI fi Q3 xx 'U mr mm, UNl0R B'S Q V. Bakosh, S. Batastini, J. Beck, G. Bedran, A. Beers, M. Belgraden, M. Bemis C. Best, R. Beyer, J. Bianco, A. Bitta, I. Bowbel, J. Brasky, L. Budz D. Buehler, J. Burger, K. Buzinec, J. Bylina, R. Cartensen, C. Cassara, E. Cermak A, Chalupa, G. Chekala, B. Crutchley, F. Daniel, D. Decker, H. Deeman, C. Demos T. Dunaj, D. Flournoy, W, Gendreau, T. George, D. Gerk, W. Goetz, P. Goodeon B. Gordeichuk, F. Gorski, C. Gruca, XV. Gutknecht, D. Hanna, B. Havlik, B. Havlik B. Henderson, E. Herz, M. Hopkins, M. Hora, W. Horn, H. Hozian, D. Hrdina E. Huclziak, D. Hungerford, D. 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Clnlgszcwski, B. Goodwin, V. Glare R. Gureckl, l.. Glwncy, B. Ll1'.xlum'sk1 G. Gull, P. Grpuns, V. Grccnu .1lll. I.. Grck-wwicz, A. Grcslm. M. Grgnnm, R. Grigglitus Z. Lintner, R. Lipinski, E. Lieek, E. Lisowski. J. Lontka, B. Love, H. Luemmcn Mach, G. Mackropoulos, H. Mackropoulos, Mainellis, j. Malec, J. Maly, E. Marcione R. R. A. Marek, L. Maros, R. Martin, F. Martynowicz, H. Marvo, E. Massnn, A. Mathias j. Matke, E. Mattcs, Mauser. V. Mayer, J. Mayers, A. Mazich, V. McCord H. McDade, R. McLaughlin, S. McLeod, L. McMahon, Z. Meizis, D. Mendriski, L. Meyer V. Michon, H. Mikolajczyk. L. Mikos, R. Mikota, N. Miles, R. Milkeris, R. Miller J. Mitchell, D. Mokrzycki, R. Monaco, P. Monstwillo. L. Morgan, A. Morrow, A. Muszynski cofski Na el E Nawpinski, D. Notarangelo, R-My '.J- a.. . G. Novak, L. Novak, C. Nowak OPHO ORE A' S. Kurtys, W. Kutschke, J. Kutta, L. Kvietkus, J. Kwain, D. Kwilos, j. Larus M. Lasich, P. Laske. M. LaSota, N. Lawrence, T. Lazarski, A. Lazauskas, P. Lech F. 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Skalccki, F. Skubnl, F. Skunicki D. Slattery, C. Slcsscr, Sliwoiki, H. Sm.ng.1cz, M. Smoch, E. Small, j. Smolicck M. Snelson, B. Snicgolski, A. Sobczrk, SI. Sorich, j. Spaitis. E. Spindor, j. Sporich M. Stankiewigz, j, Starr, M, Starr. B. Scasclrke, F. Stolarski, L. Stoskus, W. Stricter 67 fi. ,ay gi: had xy sixty, N .Ewa W 5 .54-rf.X FJ, , f . 'ii L7 -li ff we iff . S 1 K! '1, N, '-fkxxigv ,LX 71' 'f v Ill ,fi l Q ' 'Y .. VR xy jf. , U1 -J Um ,J , 1. .ii yu . i A ' , , ff Rf 3 N2 ff .fi pil.. 7, , J . ' J ,lfhf-.X 5835 W Rl, '- , ff Em -A Au 4, 'X VMI 'L V 1. . Q. ll . X W ffyxx IJ X . ' ig C553 , , :J ' 1 -px H 1'3 Y' . NA .. L se.. Qi. . f , 'V ,, i..f. a-.- N 4 ,xl I1rvf 'k Til M .. i 'vf Q 35? I., makin! l 'lA 'XX X LEE?-: g, ffl agar M as VQJFCT-4WlQXX,,1 I? -fg' . X , 1 L- 'f '34-.Q wi.-f, ffl 1 1 X -lg ii MF-i - f...i'izQf4?,, ' i- ' C - if .Q VL ii 4'-lx i flip ffl. - K '7., L , 'l I' 'f Y S- 1,1 Y, wi: A f- -A -- 6 12'f5..-ir..y r 3. V,. N if , gvvj, vi K N i.. is gif l W' xg, 4 0PH0lVIORE ' D. Strizak, E. Surkus, L. Surkus, M. Svejda, J. Svobocla, O. Sweglo, I. Szumilo A. Szwed, V. Szymanski, H. Tigton, G. Tolsky, A. Tomczak, J. Tritz, R. Troste H. Uppermann, I. Uradnik, D. Vanda, G. Veselka, D. Vieu, R. Vogel, P. Waicosky Wakup D. XVa1u: L. Wanderski, A. Warpucenki, R- , -. B. Wash:-ick, M. Washack, A. Waslewski D. Welps, G. Wilkes, V. Wilkins, B. Wimunc, D. Winiecki, L. Witkowski, C. Wittendorf J. Wolf, J. Wolowicz, E. Woods, B. Wroblewski, R. Wywiorski, V. Yakutis, M. Yankers F. Za olis, D. Zempich, T. Zenner, M. Zick, B. Zuffa, R. Zuqcauskas, D. Badendick H. Buksa, C. Fronczak, M. Giacalone, R. Grossi L. Gudyka, M. Jacobs, E. Jerzak D. Klemek, Robt. Leparski, J. McKee, D. McKennon, S. Nalepha, I. Norbut, J. Pasternak D. Pechter, L. Pugh, E. Radziwonowicz, A. Rakoczy W. Rossiter, K. Schiefelbein, J. Skender, J. Sowa A . ... . V 68 J. A G R I.. D R. M M M QXXXU ll Q70 V , A 2 ' Kl ux .P OZ -Q1 45. 27 2555 .0 QMfg.,.gfQ Qj ,Q .f . ?LR . - f Q fiffw W Jw ' fl, limi' 1-,Q-2, w ' wx Q . ww Wm. 033557 FQ QfKl?A W 'f M QEKJ-D lm 'D Q 01, QW? 2 ky fm' 3 luum if FQ? Q 2 a'ff'7l ox Q ,Lx ,ff X f em? manmmw - 64? 0PHO ORE B's Alred, M. Anthony, J. Balich, B. Banals, R. Bartkus, Bays, C. Blaesing Braun, R. Brown, N. Buck, J. Caputo, F. Cassells, Cermak, R. Chalupa Chesler, E. Chill, M. Chize, L. Cook, M. Crooks, Deaton, F. De Bow Dircks, R. Dorociak, L. Drzastwa, J. Dziak, . Ekhaml, M. Franrey, E. Franzen Frencl, D. Gabbert, M. Gallagher, H. Grbinicek, Grudinas, D. Guido, M. Gutowski 3. Hanna, M. Herman, A. Homick, R. Houghton, R. Jamnson, T. Jenkot, J. Jerkatis Jezl. B. Joseph, E. Karasek, J. Kinzel, E. Kondelik, Y. Koranda, F. Kowalczyk , . .CHS x XJ, xx- ggi? 1 69 qi., 'f 'Xi' Q . 0PHO 0RE B' L. Kuderka, D. Kuipers, C. Lanz, S. Leznn, F. Lopez, L. Lopez, V. Lopez l. Malanowski, A. Malley, XY. Mfinkunas, B. Manoogian, M. Marchetti, G. Margalus, G. Mazenis D. McCarthy, B. Meekma, L. Meyers, F. Michalik, B. Mikos. j. Miranda, R. Miseriveg R. Mizerka, S. Mulconrey, E. Norris, B. Orzak, J. Orzak, A. Paskowski, E. Pelster H. Pennock, F. Piwaronns, B. Plese, W. Pliester, R. Podlasek, L. Ponze, W. Powers F. Punicki, M. Quinn, J. Resny, W. Rettig, J. Riskowsky B. Rodriquez, M. Ross K. Rovak, H. Schmidt, M. Seinfeld, E. Siadek, L. Sicilian, E. Sidlauskas, T. Sielepkowski E. Simon, G. Skala, M. Skaley, E. Smielewski, F. Smolelc, V. Sodat, F. Stanczyk C. Stanley, A. St. Denis, D. Steghenson, K. Str-auch, C. Swanson, S. Swentacky, J. Sy ora F. Szostak, P. Thomas, M. Thuran, G. Tilford, J. Uhlcr E. Vasecka, H. Vaughn W. Walker, A. Wasielewski, D. Weaver, R. Webersky, M. Yfenchunas, j. Wfillanger, G, Wojtulevi'icz E. Woytowich, S. Young, H. Zelenka, R. Zurowski, M. Loreto, R. Mickewicz .n- N Q- If - w, C liz Y - xx J L r, P 4 .1 F -Y f . f . ! y A . I Y , . ll uv .X , Q X ' cr-4 FRE HMA 'S R. Absolon, P. Adams, P. Alexander, R. Alirie, j. Ambrose, S. Anderson, C. Andrews L. Atkins, G. Bailey, L. Balanhowski, D. Ballacker, R. Barmann, R. Bartulis, J. Batastini H. Begeman, M. Behling, G. Bellettiere, C. Bialobok, M. Bitta, j. Boldyga, T. Bos P. Busky, F. Brasky, H. Braun, M. Bremer, D. Brindis, L. Brinkman, E. Brodnick A. Brongiel, W. Brongiel, M. Buczkowski, D. Budrecki, P. Buhle, R. Buiter, P. Bulka j. Burns, D. Burrows, R. Carlson, D. Carr, B. Cassara V. Castrogiovanni, D. Cheske G. Cholewa, J. Ciha, D. Clark, R. Clark, E. Colton, D. Corcoran, C. Coyle M. Cuculich, F. Cundari, E. Czerniec, A. D'Andrea, D. Dargas, j. Davidson, G. Daymond E. Deluski, E. Derdzinski, L. De Salvo, L. De Somer, T. Devos, J. Dittbrenner, E. Dolemba Remember Eatvvap of last yeaifs Lamp- lighter? He came back, but not to stay Hes in the Army now. 71 F T. R. RESHMAN AE Doran, E. Dybinski, R. Dziedziak, C. Eckcnfels, Eiermann, M. Elliott, XV. Elliott Emns I Fvtuch, A. Falm, P. Falco, P. Fenncssy, R. , , . S Filunox'if.'l1, D. Flinchbauglm A. C. L. R. D. H. E. Flournny, R. Fnrn1illc1', A. F-xrnck, XV. Forst, Frzmzke, L. FECHUJLI, XV. Ffciliclu Frcllv, C, Fmmmc, J. Frzdnz, D, Gncek, D. Garland, Gclatka, D. Gcrut Gilleland, R. Ginvzlnclli, I.. Guldyn, E. Gnmdos, Grarlenius, Grns9cr, V. Grudmr Gryska, ll. Grzebiunicwski, M. Gudlis, A. Guerciunx, D. Hager, G. Harper, J. Hurtlg J. S. Heiscr, P. Hinrz, L. Huuslm, R. J.ukuwink, R. Jacobs, Jacobs, T. Jzmic D. Janis. B. Janulis, J. Jams, L. Jaskierski, D. Jennings, L. Judickus, P. Jurck L. Knluta, J. Kalinski, J. Kalivoda, D. Kaminskis, E. Kammer, E. Kampfcrt, R. Kasper W. Kay, L. Kedmski, P. Kelly, A. Kinnaman, L. Kirby J. Klein, E. Klimes J. Kluth, J. Knaperek, E. Kobrin, D. Knlody, A. Koonse J. Kornita, D. Kosche R. Kranson, R. Krause, J. Krbecek, L. Krohn, D. Krueger, B. Kruczynski, D. Krygowski G. Mitchell, C. Mntyka. J. Mrkacek, W. Murray, M. Murry, V. Musil, R. N.1glctt E5 3? 51 475 ZZ :S SE rf Q5 ZF 2? ifs E P F' Z P. F 5 . U 'U 1 ra. 'Q ? 'U 'L E . :- D iw 7 'U fl -. 7.3. fi I ?' 'U FD H -. Di 5. 9 , F10 . Nowak, T. Obnra, R. Ohrzut, T. Ochenkowski, Oka, C. Oswald, F. Pairewicz Petrick, P. Piencak, S. Pikcunas FRE lllVlAN ' j. Kulais, E. Kulagk, R. Kulwicc, A. Kukz, R, Kutz, A. Kuzer, J. L.1bukl.1 j. Lamb, Lange, D. L.1Pl1nm, N. Larabec, L.1ski, R. Llskowski, E. Layman Lcrncr, R. Lctkiewicz, j. Liclmy, j. Liulse, L. Licfkc, . Lilmsit, S. Litm.m . Lloyd, T. Lurcto, P. Lovcrde, D. Lubcrt, N. Luslz, . l.ymgm, V. Mads .l L G. M.1Lk1vrtLlx, lf, Mnjnlccki, l. N.11crLzyk, T. Malckki F. lvlulctlrlz, H. Mglliuk, R. Maller F. Mncinigxk, J. Markinku, M. Mnrnlis, D, N.xmz.1s, F. Mglrslmll, D. lNl.lScli, D. Mnslick . lXlJ9fl'LlL'l, XV. Mathew, R. NMI, N. lNld.lcll.m, R C . .. McLc1:nl, P. lXIcM.1l1un. l.. Mc-ki P. hflklllllll, A. Michlkc, C. Mimlski, T. Mig.xlski, A. Milirh, R. Millar, R. Muller FRE HMA ' D. Plewa, M. Polowy, L. Popielasz, R. Poplawski, A. Prusa, F. Przywara, J. Purlis B. Ranik, A. Rastenis, R. Raudonis. J. Rauhut, R. Rector, H. Rehfelclt, XV. Rehfeldt R. Reinhold. D. Reimann, J. Reimer, N. Rewchuk, P. Richards, R. Riley, D. Rinko G. Rogers, S. Rogers, P. Ross, L. Ruminski, j. Rupsch, R. Rybacki, V. Rybout A. Rzeszut, 1. Schmiedl, R. Scholtens, G. Schultz, E. Schulz, XV. Seiffert, L. Sellers S. Semon, G. Sharkey, N. Sherier, W. Sievers, L. Siewierski, L. Sikora, M. Siwinski Ri Slowinski, V. Smicl, B. Snell E Skowronski, L. Skubal. T. Sliwinski, T. Sliwoski, S. Socha, H. Sowa, R. Spcrling, D. Spoustn, G. Stanley T. Staszak, V. Stawski R. Stewart, L. Stoklosa, J. Stopka, D. Strikas, E. Struglinski, E. Summerfield, L. Surdyk S. Surwill, j. Swan, M. Tarrha, H. Thomas, G. Thrun, F. Tokich, D. Tomes V. Turen, I. Twardovrski, R. Urbon, C. Ulrich, I. Veivoda, J. Verter, M. Votava E. Waicosky. D. XVall, A. XValus, L. Waranauskas, J. Warren, L. XVasilewski, j. Xvegrzyn FRESHMA A'S R. W'hite, S. Wilkens, G, Willard, R. Willey, . Williams, S. Wing, F. Wiorek S. Wish, D. Woitovich, H. Wojcik, J. VC'ojcik, . Wolanski, R. XVolf, C. Woods J. Woods, C. Yerkes, J. Yuskenis, E. Zagor, j. Zaparty, P. Zawlocki, C. Zielinski R. Ziemianski, I. Cook, L. Cook, D. Fatima, B. Gedvill, N. Gravenites, F. Hajdys M. Houslcr, D. jusk, K. Klug, P. LaVerde, A. Lundin, E. Masdeck, M. Miller I. Mirabella, H. Molk, L. Raslavicz, R. Sipowich, L. Sklarski, R. Stefanski, E. Stopka T. Tryimowski, C. Zim.i ff S ' i' 42 5 H if I ' X W ' alll' mi' X 5-'llf l 4 X 7 ' sl I . f. ,V E ' A .0 bf .Flip 1 QW. Q! up K' -Q . . f W if' Q xg l . ,L .W ,J W 'f fl 1 1' f Q'-- 4, X? 7 NN .ai '- f s-J sm.:y14q,Qfsi2e::gs: i Y X QLL0.. :..: 5 l fi o Q ' X . x ,wwe--visa X l X u'la'M'L - i X .. if 1 if 'gwfgiigigii fi if 1. axninf-X ' , ff., .i lls lx-rgfmi gals. ' Nw ' ,, ' l ul I 'W Q 1 l I 'S in L ,J . 7 TX i sf- K l Q - - 9 - fe ff . 'gfa Q 4 'I D 6 J ' n.s0w MN 75 FRE HMA ' B. Agrcsto, Altman, M. Arvidson, D. Baxter, A. Bavnro, Becker, R, Bcrvnr iw R. Bcdrgm, . Benccki, F. Bialobrezcski, Rita Bunzc, G, Boruta, Bosko, B. Bruder 71 F5 -my .H 325 Q2 qs Q77 -' 33 Pan Qu: qi: .fi 'TT U- Ef'-2 53 fr- rf? 7 rm 5:1 4. DZ w. 77' fr: N4 - O P D. Czlueniak, E. Dapser, F. Demas, E. Dcllasque, J. Dobbeck, B. Dudek, D. Dymon N. Dziadkmvicc, E. Dzik, J. Ebert, Erdmann, T. Flynn, j. Folsom, D. Fomck K. Frciwald, E. Fudell. E. Grabowski, E. Grossi, 5. Guide, R, Hatker, C. Hamilton M. Harris, I. Heaney, R. Hodel, R. janic, D. jankowski, P. Jendrzeiak, V. Jendrzejak I. jenkot. A. jurevis, D. Kancelskis, F. Karlow, M. Katcllo, R. Kendall, C. Kelly H. Kitlarz, j, Knehl, J. Krueger, G. Larez, A. Laskuwski M. Lavcinc, L. Lawrence J. Liebe. I.. Luka, P. Luzan, D. Malone, G. Mandel, A. Manginlardi, S. Marek H. Mars, L. Martinkus, J. Mathcs. P. McAtcer, I. Mcflulloch, E. McDonough, F. McLellan R. Mikal, R. Mros, E. Neufeld. D. Nevinsky, D. Novak, j. Pantaleu, j. Pechous 0 FRESHMAN IFS . Pmarskn, R. Pivcn, XV. Podlasek, E. Pozdal, G.Pl h,1.Pt ..G.R. ,D.Rtlt, R. Rizzo, J. Robson, D. Rodell A, Seidler, S. Seinfeld, D. ccssions, . . D. Skibinski, E. Smith, D. Sn,d D. Sobczak, D. Sobul, V. Springer, J. St t R. Tipping, A. Vacchino, F. Villarial V. Vnda, D. Wetterer, G. Wfhitfield, G. Wcmlan, V. Worobey, j. Zalumsky, H. Zieglar J. Zier .W ,aff ia mil... ...f It is with eagerness that Branch freshmen look forward to life at the Main Building. Still it is not with unmixed pleasure, because the Branch holds happy memories. Was it not the locale of our first exciting high school days and the scene of times to be remembered? An added regret is that, when we leave, the Kelly Branch will cease to be. Henceforth all students will be housed at the Main. Adieu, good old Gunsaulus! I 1 Q 1 W. 1 ,SX xg 1 of Representatives of Kelly J..1..f ga... As they ascertain whether the many students roaming the halls carry passes, and make sure all lockers are closed, and direct visitors and new students to the various rooms, the hall guards are upholding the character of the school. If a mishap occurs, the kindness and sincerity of a loyal hall guard encourages a fellow student to use proper manners and conduct in the school. Wlmen decorating upset the ordinary condition of the school, the hall guards maintained as neat an appearance as possible during the diHicult days. BRANCH HALL GUARDS Sponsor: Miss Gilkeson First Row: P. Buhle, XY. Freilich. R. Obrzut. L. Wfasilewski, Reimer. Second Row: M. Bltta, F. Pi waronas, G. Skala, L. Atkins, V. Nortel. Third Row j. Mrkacek, S. Pikcums, D. Plcvva, D. Weaver, B. Orzak, D. Janis. Fourth Rout j. Bender, L. Stoklosa, D. Jennings, D, Cheskc, L. DeS-mmer, CE. Bcllezrnere. J. Orzak. First Row: F. Kovsalczyk, G. Tupcl, D. Ballacker. N Rewchuk. Second Row: N. l..1rahce, P. Riclmrds, S. Sur will, L. Lyman. L. Drzastvna. Third R-mt V. ffastrogro vanni, J. Heiser, J. Kluth, J. Schmiedl. Ki. W'oods, E Klimes. Fourth Row: XV. Yotsinger, D. Klucger, D. Tomes, R. Kasper, M. Gutou ski. ,l. jcrkatiw, T. Sliwinski 78 First Rim: Ci. Cholewa, D. Moslick, li. Dcluskc, Nl. Lloyd. Second Row: I.. Sellers, P. LoVerde. D. Flinch- bough, j. Batastini, M. Mardis. Third Row: B. Rod- riguez, D. Vloitoviclr, F. fiassells, M. A. Frcncl, N. Mcfllcllon, j. Rupsch. Fourth Row: D. Rinko, J. Liehc. S. Rogers, M. Crooks, D. Gahhert, D. Budreckr, In Courtesy and Responsibility ran CA .gilufenf gounci BRANCH Sl l'Dl-INT COUNCIL Sponsor: Mr. Hutton Foregri-und' S. 54-c'rn.in, D, Ulm. First Row: U. -lanus. D, lk-.itun, S, Rogers, C. Frornmu, Il. Urzak, IQ Pc-ltstt-i. Second Row: Ki. Rognis, D. ilurncs, li. l..lslci, l. Ruminslcr, lf. Dc-liiske. Ki. Sliarki-y, A. Atkins, kl. W'ill.irigt'i. Though these delegates meet Kelly's Student Council delegates on XVednesdays only, they are always on call at the Branch. They handle all routine business which integrates the Branch with the Main Build- ing. A prize-winning entry in the Clean-Up Parade was a product of Council planning. ran C6 cllon or ociefg One of the activities of the Branch Honor Society was the sending ot' delegates to the junior Red Cross Council to ohtain suggestions for stimulating international and racial goodwill. Their report was inspirational. BRANCH HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Miss Ruddy st ROM: vi. Balxch, A. Paxkruwski. Second Row: li, N. Crooks, I.. Crank, A. Ruddy, S nnsnrg Buck, 1 M. lilxliaml. Sc-ry.: F. Stanczyii, I.. Drzastwa. F l Row: M. Gallagher. M. Gutowski, M. Thumn, llo, j. XYill.ingL-r. E. Sinlauskas. 79 BRA CH COSTUME jlEW'IiI.RY CI.L'Fr Sponsor: Miss W'oerner First Row: D. Guido, D. P.rst, Ii, C.IrilI, M. j.rmrson. N. Mtfflcllrrn, D. flrrr, Suomi Row: F, Strntzyk, I.. SkI.rrski, J. Iicnriur, S. Young, A. XY'.rsicIrgwski. ,I. Srlrmicdl, Crrprrto, Ii. Gni.rrIck, V. Music. Thirmi Rou- D. Mrrsck, R. Krxrrrsc, F. Pr'zyw.rr.r. S. Siruclmn, M. M.rr' rirs, XV. Frylich, R. Olwrzrrt. Fourth Row: N. I..rr'.rIwic. I7. Rirhrrrnls, I. VuivorI.r, P. Bosky, B. iicrivill, A, Rastunis. I.. XVcrrrrrkrrtIr.rs. FrItIr Row: I.. K.rI.rt.r, I-I. Gr'1uIiicrrrr:xx- ski, D. XY'.rII. I.. Horrslu, I.. P.rprrIrri7, C, Frornrnc. CODE CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Davis First Row: D. Krrrcrgcr. I.. Sucrrt.rrky, 'I'. Bluuiriski, M. I.kIr.rrnI, Scrytg Mr. D.rvis, Sponsor: F. !.rssuIIs. Suomi Row: I. Iivtrrrk. F. Kowrrlrzyk, Y. Kor'.rnrI.r. I. H.rIir'Ir, bl. Alrcri, M. A. Frcnrl, M. A. Tirrrrrrn, I. Mrlgrnoxxski, A. St. Denis, R. M.rlIun, II. XYilI.rng1cr, M. Crooks. 'I'Irir'rI Row: M, Votrivn, V. M.rtis, M. Grit-rwski, A. B.1'ys. U. Rogers, IE. Brrzck. J. Rusncy. S. I.itrn.rn. CIIARM SCHOOL Sponsor: Mrs. King First Row: I. Klrrtlr, D. Krygowski, D. Grtuk, I.. Siu- xiiurskr. Second Ron: J, Rurrncr, ff. Motyk.r, R. D7iurI- Zr.rk, Ii. Kobrin, XX'o1r'rk, A. Rzuwut, l.. fiook, N. Hrrrk, R. CL-rrnak, P. Buirlu. 'lilrirti Row: F. II.rIcr'Z, I.. lroltiyn, I.. Kulroski, I. 'I'xx.rrrIowski. A. Fornck, R. M.rs- truti, D. Oko, B. Jrimrlis, D. Ilrrgcs, M. Bulrlinu, Fourth Row: j. Hciscr, D. M.rroz.rs, lj. l..rski, F. Iokirlr, I. Rrr- rnrnski, D. Cicrrrt. Ci. SrIrrrItz, C. Ulirtir, Li. M.rtIxQr'ittIr. CHECKERS Sponsor: Mrs. Gilkeson First Row Around 'Iirilvlci R. f..rr'Ison. A. Pxsicowxski, D. Flrntklmuglr, G. Mrrzcnis, M. Murry. D. Torncs. Second Row: F. LoPCZ, I.. MCYcrs. T. DcVos. F. Prrnicl-:r:, Il. Lxrngc, D. BflII.lLiI'iCI', D. jrrsk, I.. KutIcr'I:rr, I., I.ym.rn, J. Purlis, I.. Kirby. Third Row: M. Buczkoxx ski, I.. DFZ.lSIXX'.l, F. Srdiruskrrs, B. B.rnrrls. M. I 'ICI'I11.II1, D. PIrw.r, H. Frlonovrth, G. BcIIstticrc. G. Stanley. GAINIFS Sponsor : Mrs. Rheinscrom ovr Around Trlvlg C' Nowak Y Qotirt D Gib- I'rr'stR' :::.. , .. ., . , Iwcrt, D, Stephenson, V. C..rstrogiov.rnni, XViII.1r'd, B. Muckmrl, M. I. Lorcto. Scronri Row Lcft: j. B.rtzrstini, Ii. Krrmptcrt, XV. Forst, G. Sk.rIrr. E. Pclstcr. Scrond Rom Right: D. Kosthc, D. Krrminskis, H. Bcgcrnrrn, Iz. Norris. Third Row: M. Iilliott, M. Grzdinrrs. M. Anthony, P. Hintz. M. Miller, D. Mrrrplry. Fourth Row: D. Yifrritrm- virlr, D. Rinko, S. Rogers, I., Dr:s.rIx'o. I.. Muski, V. Grut Irot. 80 BRA CH MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS Izrrxt R-nx: I., Sicxxcixwkl. I. AIICLI, IXI jumwn. Su-'rad R-mg S. Pikyunns, If I..1sk1, M. Gut-mski, R. M.1stluII, I.. Cn-vk N. Hunk, M. Eklmml, D. SwII.n. TIIINI Ruw: M. AIIIIIHIIY. D. KvrI.lLI3', U. Rwuuls P. A-I.1mx. G. Smnlcy. IU. M.xr'u1.u, F Stuplm. A. XY.1lL1s. 'I'. Slxxumkx. I3 K.u1m1xkix. XYAR AID Sponsor: Miss Best Ifnrxl Rww: B, Urnk, P. TI1-rm.xs. If I Snnuluuki. I. Plum. II, M.1n-v.1gl.m. VI. Mrk.1-uk. Suwml Rum: R. Iixxms. 51,1- dck, Cf. Hmun, R. Stchlnski, G. Tlmrun, IU. IX-.ltwr1, I.. .I.INkIUI'5kl, T. INIAIIIIU. 5. NUI- wnruy, N. Brumrr, M, Rv-sc, YI. Urnk Thnxi R-vu: P. Niulmrd. I. ffmuk, A Mmclullw. I.. Cnuk, P, Kelly. I:-vulth R+-xx: V. Ryhuut, I.. R.1sI.mn7. D. Rcimlnn P Ifunm-sw, Ii. XY'aI1Iulcn. I I XVAR AID Sponsor: Mrs. Green I Inst Row: Cv. PJIII-J, H, fllncxml, M. Quinn, j. Llnyd, P. Nzuxxmkx, M. Suun- sku, I.. Ifrcgn-.1u, I.. Scllms. Second Rmv: C. 'I'-vpcl, D. Kolmly, O. XY'ol.1nski, NI. IIntt.1, D. M:1'2li4k, V. Smxd, S, Surwrll, I.. Kmhn. R. Zawlmki. DI. Risk-nwky. R. R.1nnk. Thixd R-ru' D. jnniw, VI. Z,xp.u'ty, If. XY'I1Etc. J. Rupnh, If. M.1iIIccki. COSTUME DESIGN Sponsor: Miss Ruddy First Row: S. Scmnn, D. Brindis, R. Nlmxlnskl, N. Rr.-Nulnuk, V. Plus. Scmnd Raw: ,I. K.ll1vmI.1. I5. XY'oy:tnxxiQI1, INIQ- -rxm.xLk, DI. Dnxnlwn, PIIIIIXI Rmvi Lv. Iiuruwnd, P. Russ, I.. Brinkmm, G. Nlmhcll, C. XY'-mds, Klimcs. 81 .Sanrio The sports yarn reeled itself off to a satisfactory ending. Sometimes the skein became tangled, some- times badly knotted, not only because of our faulty handling of it but because of the wartime quality of the yarn itself. However, under the deft guidance of Mrs. Allen and her emphasis always on sportmanship, the snarls were straight- ened out. Though we could not win every game or meet, we could play the game and play hard. 82 C' 1 W! .A '45, . in Ai i XIHJ gh? L HICA fl!-ug v1'QI ' 7T ' ' LW' QQ 74 -..-.!- 1 ffl Kufnp I 1. 1 4 I x I Girls of the Hour MQW'- P,-.ff The belles that make up this Charm Clock are members of the G. A. A. Board and are responsible for therin ofthevoief h 'l' ' ' ' ' ' g c s rom t e gir s gym. By their tireless efforts in carrying out the extra-curricular activi- ties of the physical education department they encourage every girl to earn points toward her major G. A. A. letter. Dolores Raudonis, president, has been assisted by Sylvia Weiss vice president' Lucille Grubensk y 1 'ya secretaryg and Jane Seghers, treasurer. The remaining eight girls have duties such as caring for equipment, swimming, games representative, publicity, and outside activities, which include hiking, ping pong, bi- cycling, bowling, and dancing. During the semester September to February the five girls who earned their letters are La Verne jan- kist, Helen Rimkus, Dorothy Lucas, Delores Dybala, and Sophie Percak. 85 Activities of the Day Physical Fitness Volleyball Swimming Apparatus Basketball Dancing Posture 6 84 Th 0 I I 'in al li Q1 Mary Lou and Mildred at the scales. They also solve weighty problems as they otcur from time to time in making up the Lamplighter. of health problems, a guide for daily living, and an appreciation ot the immediate and ultimate values of good health in terms ol' attrac- . P . tiveness'?ind enyoyment. Dental and medical examinations are encouraged. Posture tests are given yearly and defects and deficiencies noted and torrections suggested. It is hoped that health knowledge is translated into health action, which will help every girl to enjoy lite to its fullest: living at its best. 85 The Health program aims to give Kelly girls a working knowledge Time to Cheer Up Loretta Rybacki, june Spo- rich, Pearl Waicosky, Eleanor Adamek, Emerlis Fiuks. joan Burger, Beverly Hansen Captain: Rita Burke. Diane Pillar, Shirley Batastini. Not Pictured Sylvia English, Celine Vitalo, Helen Ercegovac CAQQPLGLZBPJ Chickity . . . Rickity . . . Rickity . . . Rack . . . Were the team that never falls back! That looks good, girls! exclaims Captain Beverly Hansen as the up-and-coming cheer leaders create a new cheer and originate actions. Is this all the girls need to know? inquires an aspirant cheer leader who had just slipped in the door. Well-l, not exactly, explains Beverly, as the other girls continue practicing and she walks with the wide-eyed frosh. It's quite a job for us and our sponsor to select the girls to be trained to fill the places of graduating seniors. So many girls possess the requirements: an 'E' grade in gym, a 'G+' school aver- age, lots of pep, school spirit, cooperation, and enthusiasm. After the standard cheers are learned We make up new ones. It's fun, and an honor to wear the uniforms of green and white. We're awarded school letters after two football seasons and one basketball season. I can hardly wait till I'm a sophomore so that I may try out for the squad! says our enthusiastic visitor. Okay, swell! Hope you make it! retorts Bev, but don't forget, we need school spirit in the stands as well as down front. Bye. See you at the game! S'long! 86 Kick It 0ver the Linel' Cs' f'f if SOCCER TEAM Coach: Mr. Fralick Fin! Row: F. Mischalik, T. Lelko, T. Kulma, . R. Symanski, E. Sakowicz, A. Cams, S. Bochenek H. Schlusemann. Second Rauf: S. johnson, J. Gurka, H. Karbin, R. Lindemann, W, Schmitz, S. Placzek. Third Row: F. Dusik, C. Anton, R. Levicke, R. Debiec, D. Thompson, E. Traczyk, R. Iwanowski, C. Wittendorf. Kelly Tilden .... 8 Kelly McKinley . . . .. . 0 Kelly Crane ..... 5 Kelly Tilden .... . 2 Kelly McKinley . .. .. . 0 Kelly Crane .... .... 0 OCCQI' CSCOBBEEIQL I'LL BEAT YOU SKY'S THE LIMIT After a series of sharp ups and downs in the season's performance, Kelly hnished just a half game away from the chance to enter the layoffs for the City championship. She missed by one point when she tied with Tilden during the last fi teen minutes of the game. Co-Captains Bob Symanski and Ernest Sal-:owicz placed in the All-City Team, and Stan Bochenek and Ken Ryan made the All-City Second Team. Central Section All-Star selection included, along with the co-captains, Kenneth Ryan. Bob Symanski was the leading scorer for the year and Ernie Sal-:owicz was elected the most valuable player. Outstanding for upsets was the 2-2 tie game with Tilden, which team had encountered no reverses nor ties up to that time. 87 And in lxr0l 0IllID0l',8 Blasts FOOTBALL TEAM lfnlf Rau: R. llamtnrd, A. Oku, H. XVui'kowski, A. Morrow, L. Balcunas, Cn-C:rpt.g B. Tipping, I.. Bollvat, H. Mueller, R. Ileales. Xuififzil Run: ,l. Kilfllili, Mgr.: NV. Guide, R. Korink, tl. Daniszewski, I.. Hansen, M. Suehor, A. XY'ilkis, N. Bavaro. R. Kolv,'lal'izyk, I.. lliiezkowske, I. Hehda, R. Krvtula, I.. Oliver, Mgr. Yliiml lfullx' j. Ohan, Cioarhg J. Veivoda, N. Berezowsky, A. Nazzura, M. Kottel, E. Moltzan, D. Kivstusli, U Niell, F. Skurmki, IU. Sivvelx, G. Demos, H, XVrohlewski, Manager. g0Ol66lK Pass after pass, plunge after plunge set at naught, backs to the wall-defeat seemed lo stall-4 the Tro- jans throughout the football season. Only once did they come up from the cellar to breathe the good air of victory. However, in the words of Mrs. Allen, our principal and head cheerlady: Kelly played hard and well. The team showed sportsmanship in every instance. The season was one of an ever-shifting coaching staff. The heginning of the year found the Trojans without their veteran coach. Ernie Cavallo. Charles Keller, previously of Austin High, led the team through midseason, when james Ohan from the Marine Corps replaced him. After his departure Lt. fi.g.j Francis Svarc returned to Kelly after serving in the Navy. A contest which always sends interest skyrocketing is the Gage Park-Kelly game. After holding it a year. Kelly surrendered the trophy to Gage. The trophy is to become the permanent property of the one of the two schools which first defeats the other three times. The series is now deadlocked 1-I, with Gage holding the trophy. Coach Oherlander will train the team for the '46 season. New uniforms have been provided. Hope springs perennially hehind that breastplate. and 1946 is another season! 1. TIPPING PASSES SCORES 2' NOW HOLD IT! PRACTICE GAME Kelly .. .... 0 hlorgan Park 3. XVATCH HIINI, SUCHOR LEAGUE GAMES I' STRATEGY Keliy ,. ..., 0 imahlrvm i 1 X Kelly .. ..,. 7 Tilden ., 5. BY A DLCISION Kelly .. .... 8 Dunbar ... 6. BATTLE CONFERENCE KCUY -- ---- 15 Phfllfvs - Kelly ... .... 0 Gage Park . QUICK KICK Kelly .. .... I5 Farragut ,, 89 Pass . . . Dribble . . . Pass . enior SENIORS JUNIORS BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL TEAINI Firm' Rffzr: ll. Uowlxlk, N. P.rt'.1nuwski. B. Grim- Mr. Emlltlx R Du P lx1l i Plkllkl kowsku. G. lllaszek, M. Robleyl-Li, A. Rita, Mr. H. Dcemim o rims 1 Ru D Selwrcr ci l7l.ilitk, N. Hud.mlk. lx. llmlzinslxl, A. fcponik. H, Kululq i ix 1 l our Lr Cl im! F. S.itr.inski, P. Hdrski. .Ytwrnf Nun: J. Pomzlnski, li. Xlifxttkc. o im K . Fl.1n.1g,ln. ll, Dui-nz, A. lrlos, D, Hgxrdina, bitlr, N. L43 Sl R. Kina-. j, Prtmk, 1, Strip. N. Prm.in, bl. iw S. Dxlrrmxuilr, R. llatlznrx, R, Kfvlatkl. Z?a4Lef6c-if YZ, Kelly's basketball tive fell before Roosevelt 45-25 in the hrst round of the 26th Unixersity of Llmago Tournament. A drop of tonsolution lay in further developments is the team xxlmh administered the beat ing emerged runner-up in the tournament. SENIOR BASKETBALL SCORES Kelly .,.. . , . Kelly .,.. , . . . Kelly .... . . Kelly .... .,,. . Kelly .. . Kelly-. Kelly.,. KelIy.,. 26 3-4 26 36 22 37 40 49 Lindblom Harrison . Gage Park Farragut . Dunbar , Tilden ,. Du Sable Phillips , QV L L F ' gin, ., I , , . W ,im ii 13 frm ,N x, -f 1 Til' K H 'fif 1552 571 x.,-'W figrw ' 5 is V , :r Bs.. swiss Q ILM at 5 . .911 tl Cll'l'lLll CL CLIWLQ5 INTRAMURAL XVRESTIJNG Couch: Mr. Iiversnn Foicgrunnd: H. XVm'kowski, V. Mankis. First Row: L. Hehda, E. Krnmplexxski, XY. ljggert, R. Mnnotn, R. Krntkiewiiz. Seunnil Row: S. Bochu- nek, R. Myrntski, R. Pietryla, B. XX'hitc, In the lflll'.UT1Ul'.ll wrestling contests, honors wunl to Monaro of the 95-pound clnssg Maliek of thc 103-pound class, Krotkicwirz, lllg Mytnlski, 1101 Krompleuski, 1273 Mankus, 1333 Bnulicnek, 128' Pietryla, 1-iig Wlorkowski, liig Eggcrt, 165. This is the opportunity for everj grandstand player to make good hi boasts or his comments on how th- game should be played. These energetic sportsmen, under thi supervision of Mr. R. E. Hermann, trj their skill at baseball, foothall, ani basketball. From the skills displayed n intramural meets, Kelly's stars nr chosen. 92 For tho Ilonor of ifhv Ilolno-lfooln yn fI CLI1'llfLl CL! QCLIWLQJ lntntmurnls of the '45-V16 season incluclecl touch tackle, lmskethnll, wrestling, .mtl luselmtll. The following division-room touch tackle teams stand victorious in their gmtle levels: SUI in the treslumn clivision groupg 208 in the sophomore groupg 206 for the juniors. nntl BISCQ for the seniors. In the clivision-room basketball playoffs the following te.1ms re.1cl1ecl top Sl.lI1Lll114QSI 210 lor the lreshmeng 304, sophomoresg 204. juniors, and Aucl. D, seniors. l3.1selw.1ll figures are not complete as the yearbook goes to press. However, the glory of the varsity te.1m is contugious nncl the outlook is for plenty of h.1rcl phtying on the tlinmoncl hc-lore tin.1l scores .ire on the hooks. 'l'Ol'C.Il 'l'Af.KI,lr JFNIOR-SENIOR CHAMPS Couch: Mr. llermqxnn . .. ,. ..::4.. .'. , J.. ,. linst Rim: 'l'. liiewei, rl. Deixi, T. lNlg17Zuc.i, D. ll-ilmes, XY. Nl.ii's1'.1lek. IOLLH IALIXLL IRLSHMLN 501 HOMORI5 LHAMIS 'L 4-ml Rim: V. Snmucl. X. f1l.isk.1. ll. llulwerl. R. Kgtipus. INT. Cvrulne. 'l'l1irvl First Rim: li. Lipinski. Al. Funk. Nl. Pmszkmvski, R. hlniwtu. D. l7.ltil1i.l. li vv. ll. XX'.ukmxski, -I. Siilven, XY. Switmiski, ll. Meth, A. fc-punis. M. Zieluk. R, lhtitliitiis. Seton-l Rmvz li. Nilkeiis, -l. XX:-luvvul. ll. Nl.it1, I ,ith Rim: Ci. Dcinus. IU. Kiistush. -l. I..xlwucl.i, A. P4ili.ik.is. R. XYilley, R. Zuk.iusk.1s. Vtipt. mls? in M- ' 18' 95 GAMES St g6l5Q46l! Coach: Mr. Frzrlich Kelly sounds title warningg beats Lane 4-S. Kelly star hits homerg fans 14. Kelly takes lead in prep diamond race. These headlines appeared in the metropolitan papers this spring. Scores to date follow. You till in the rest. LEAGUE Kelly , ..... 6 Kelly ...... 9 Tilden ..... 1 Farragut 7 Kelly ...... 2 Lindblom ..l0 Kelly ...,., 5 Englewood . 5 Kelly ,.,... 7 Gage Park. . 5 Kelly ...... 25 Phillips .... 7 Kelly ...... 7 Harrison 0 Kelly ..,... 7 Tilden ..,.. 4 Kelly . .. . . 2 Farragut . . , 5 Kelly ... .. Lindblom .... Kelly . .. Englewood . . . Kelly .. . Gage Park. . .. Kelly ... Phillips ..... Kelly ... Harrison ..,. P. Nirille, A. Morrow. A. Wilkis, E. Moltzan, D. Thompson, R. Korecky, A. Morrow, P. Nirclie, B. Bortz, B. Charlet, E. XY'uzniak, S. Dumoa vich. First Row: V. Randazzo, S. Defiiovinni, B. Charlet, P. Nirche, R. Batastini, M. XViercioch, B. Bortz. Second Row: Mgr. W. Guide, J. Skopick, S. Dumovich, D. Thompson, E. Moltzan, R. Korccky, E. XVozniak, A. Wilkis, IZ, Marcione. Third Row: T. Blnjoski, Barzynski, W. Vri- laitis, N. Pucanowski, j. Marich, T. Vidffkl. A- MUFFUW, NV. Murzdlek, S. Fralick, Coach. Stainina Through Struggle GYM TEAM Sponsor: R. Hermann First Rem: XV. Liutknetht, T. Rybout, Ii. Uiliano, Sliwoski. V. Randazzo, R Krek, XV. Mankunas, I.. Lopez. Second Row: F. Michalik. N. Bavaro, I.. Buczkoske. H. Holda, I., Kuczynski, T. Slixxmki. S. Bmlienek. Third Row: M. Seinfeld. j. Opalinski, B, Korink, D. Krueger, G. Grams, T. l.:tz.irski, R. Gluszek, R. Hermann, gill Gain ?fM'0JfAn.g Kelly High's gym team finished fifth in the 23rd annual gym meet at the University of Cfhic.1go's Bartlett Gym. The team, under supervision of Coach Robert Hermann, consists of twenty-five members. No requirements are needed for membership except general cooperation and good gym work. On the team, which is a substitute for gym, gymnastics and body mechanics are stressed, with swimming and health included. Calll Proving Kellyans can start from scratch, Kelly's wrestling team ripped a moderate swath through tough opposition, many times losing out on a last minute fall to their more experienced opposition. The experience gained by our matmen through their numerous falls and bruises will prove invaluable to next 'ear's scuad which will have the confidence that results from rou h ioin Y. 5 1 . x . . . . if 5 . . A winning spirit characteristic of all successful teams has been induced into our matmen by Coach Everson, a former member of the winningest team in the world, the United States Navy. XVRESTLING TEAM Sponsor: NV. Everson Front Row: li, Tmczyk, li. Beyer, F. Dusik. 41. Mitus. S, Platzek, lf. Krurnpleu- ski, S. Dzuiha, B. Hooppaw, R. Levicki, R. Sheuing. T. Bonik, A. Piotrowski, H, liggert, R. Mytalski, R. Pakudaitis, Coacli Everson. Second Row: R. lwanowski, mgr.g H, Lummen, VI. Dcpa, R. Pietryhi, j. Kwain. XY'restIei's: V. Mankus and S. Bothenuk liQnpt.l. COMPANY A Fira! Roux' Ind Lt. C. Chole- vvinski. lst I.t, D. Sammet, lnd I,t. R. Ramirez. Siwvirld Razr: XV. Powers, D. Hanna, XV. XValkcr, R. Dorociak, I.. Chcsler, j. jeni- tek. F. Debow, C. Blaesing, C. jachna, R. Brown, A. Pisztzck, Ii. Vasccka. Tlwa' Roux' R. Misia- veg, K. Koehl, NW. Kutschke, V. Lopez, j. Skwierczynski, T. Sie- lepkowski, M. Francey, j. Uhler, J. Mitchell, 1. Strikas. Family Rani: R. Kret, R. Gorecki, D. Hungerford, R. jezl, G. Margalus, R. Podlziksek, T rcmbutz, li. Simon, R. Mic 'ev-'icz, j. Tisevich, H. Schmidt. Ifllfb lffmx' T. Do- ran, R. Neumann, R. Urhon, D. Tomes, VU, Nofsinger, R. Kranson, T. Sliwinski, B. Snell, R. Naglett. S. Litman, G. Rogers. COMPANY B Fiiiif RVIHH' P. Nitholas, R, Isac- son, C. Serpito, D. Verley, I-.t. lf. I i t F Lictz 'Niii C: Olaska, ,Lp . . l , i 1 . -- Xlfittenclort, Lt. Col. L: Sowlmlili fapt. R. Staschke, Lt. T. Mazzuta. I.t. XV. Breridecke, Kolich. D- Serahni. Sri'o211JRuzl'.' P. Ross, R. Corcoran, V. Bardauskis. li. Palusis, J. Zigman, D. Suthy, XV. Neumann, I.. Bellcttiere, R, Oliver, E. Gruca. TIJINI Rozzx' E. Lisek. J. Novan, E. Kozanowski, l.. Ficht, R. Clark, L. Magiel. Ii. Hercer, G, Barzynski, A. Potiaz. M. Zygadlo. COMPANYC Fir-if Rfinx' V. XVilkins, V Anania, H. Uppermann, A. Stan kiewicz, G. Maidak, Lt. E. Gerut Capt. J. Giustino, Lt. G. Banals H. Marko, E. Martione, I.t. P Phillips, F. Padilla. SVLVIIIJ Nfizv. J, Mayers, F. Cundari, C, Miel nicki, R. Puley, R. Kranson, Kaplan, J. Habinka, H. Sums, I' Hotzke, E, Borkowski, H. Blot- singer, N. Shearier. R. Stewart, D. Strikas. Tlvinl Rfllll' j. XV.ir- ren, R. Barmann. I.. Surdyk, R Zicmiancki, A. Prusa, F. Perglcr A. Williams, A. Guercioni. A Flonrnoy, F. Bahr, O. Singer, R Nick, D. Luth. v v Roady . . . Ain: Since I've been in the Army I've been glad many times for the R.O, training I had in high school. Many a serviceman has made such a statement, upon visiting Kelly. This year, the first year of peace, the purpose of R.O.T.C. stands out as a mm-1. It is to awaken in the student an appreciation of the obligations of good citizenship, to prepare him to discharge his duties as a citizen, and to prepare him as a leader in peace or war. A cadet's training covers basic military drill, military courtesy, combat principles, military history and policy, sanitation, first aid, riHe marksmanship, military or- ganization, map reading, scouting and patrolling. Above all, a good cadet must learn to take discipline as a part of this training. In 1955 an R.O.T.C. unit was organized at Kelly. At present it has a membership of 172 cadets and officers. A big day for the unit is when Federal Inspection, better known as Federal , rolls around. The units are inspected and judged on the basis of personal appearance, drill, and theory. If the school unit meets standard Army requirements it receives an honor rating. This rating was won in 1940, '-il, and '42, lost in '45, regained in 19441, and lost again in '45, 96 Color Guard - 'tensla-hun! OFFICERS AND STAFF Firrl Roux' Cdt. Sgt. E. Gerut, Capt. J. Giustino, Mai. G. XVittendorf, Lt. Col. L. Sowinski, Sgt. Sueber. Capt. R. Hein, Capt. F. Lietz, lst Lt. D. Sammet. Semin! Rffux' Ind Lt. R. Ra- mirez, 2nd Lt. N. Olaska. 2nd Lt. C. Plattner, Znd Lt. P. Phillips, 2nd I.t. G. Banals, Ind l.t. C. Cliolcwin- ski, Znd Lt. Vl. Butltis, Lt. XY. Bren- dctke, Lt. A. Cistaro. NON-COMMISSIONFD OFFICERS 1:11111 Roux' C. Serpito, -I. Kolitli, A. XRllCI'lC'l8k, D. Verley, R, Drzymltow- ski, B. Charlet, H. Sthoonvelt, A. Pisztzck, G. Majdak, j. Stratl, T. Langdon, A. Stankiewitz, F. Kirby. Suifmd Roux' H. Marvo, H. Upper- mann, R. Isacson, B. Doniek, I. Gruta, G. Oelze, D. Sutliy, XV. Powers, 1. Maycrs, D. Hungerford D. Serafini, H. Buksa, P. Nitholas. Third Roux' V. Anania, -I. XVilkins R. Freihcit, H. Smas, j. Kaplan, R Kranson, R. Oliver, Ci. Blaesing, R Brown, E. Martione, V. Bardauskis XV. Neumann. I-'ffnrlli Rffrtx' NV. Moore I.. Thornton, P. Dado, E. Barzynski H. Schmidt, li. Palusis, nl. Zigman F. Simon, R. jezl, G. Margalus Cirubensky, E. Vasetka, .Ji USHIZRS lfirrt Roux' NV. Neumann, R. Cor- toran, A. XViertelak, H. Buksa, E Palusis, R. Oliver, I.. Simon, H. Stlimidt. J. Mayers, I.. Lange, H. Uppcrmann. SUUIIIJ Rfmz' D. Seratini lf. Serpito, H. Marvo, D. Sutliy, P. Nitholas, Ii. Krzanowski, V. Bardar- xkis, Vasccka, C. Blaesing, R Freilieit, A. Cistaro. Tlaird Roux' H Stlioonvclt, N, Ulaska, T. Mazzuca F. I.ictz, IZ, Gerut, R. Hein, G. Oclze, R. Stastlike, j. Butkis, j. Ginstino, C. Cholerwisk. C. Plattner. . . . - gonfinue In September the unit had as its military instructor Cpl. Thomas A. Zaremba. He was succeeded by Cpl. Henry Seeber. At present our military instructor is Ty'Sgt. james E. Victory. Lt. Colonel Ralph Stastlikc has been selected Commanding othcer of the Battalion and head of the staff which consists of Cadet Major Jerome Butkis, Battalion Executive Othcerg Cadet lst Lt. Robert Kret, Battalion Adjutant, Cadet 1st Lt. George Oelze, Supply and Range Olfncerg Cadet Master Sergeant Donald Verley, Battalion Sergeant Majorg and Cadet Sgt. Eugene Barzynski, Assistant Sergeant Major. C'owp.111-1' A is headed by Cdt. Captain Anton Cistarog CUIIIQJIIIJ' B by Cdt. Captain XValter Brendecl-:eg and C0l1llf7z1lIj' C by Cdt. Captain Bernard Charlet. 97 By tho I,llll'll16 Early Light . . .,' RIFLE TEAM FLAG DETAIL Ffiwf lfnzrx f.dt. Sgt. lf. Ciernt, ldt. Capt. A. Cfistalro. ldt. A. Ciixturn, Kfpl. R. Freiheit, M.i1. Ci. XX'ittend1-il, l.t, Lol. I.. Sowinski, fiiipt, R. Still Sgt. A, XY ierteli1k, Cpl. D. Dndo, Hein, Pxt, R. Liuierlsi. Srwfui! Ren: Sgt. B. Duniek, Sgt. Sgt. tl. lXl.lyers. lst Sgt. D. Verley, H. Miiivo. Capt. Ul. QHIINIIDU. D, Tnmes, R. wlnsun, XV. Ind Lt. VI. Bzitkis. Phillips, -I, Tisexiih. Ipl, H. SLllY1lisll, Sgt. D. Serzilini, fpl, R. Fieiheit, Ind I.t. rl. Hntkis. Lt. C. Cflmlewinski, f.1pt. R. Smsihke. R. T-lill.ei'is, lsr Sgt. D. Verley. Sgt. ll. llppeiinnnn. 0 l Q QCLITI, The ritle le.1m is initi.1ted into tl1Qo:'y the first two weeks of the course. The next step is to become fiimiligr with the range. The firing tone hundred roundsj is done during study periods. In this yez1r's eontrst Helly plated eightieth out of about 150 schools, exceeding last years score hy 21 wide margin. gferg Qbefaiff Iqdfll Clear morning .it 'z-Ai the R.O.T.C. Flag Drtiiil h.1s the privilege of raising the Colors. Their reward for this service is the siitistaction of honoring their Country's Flag. At the end of the day they again form ranks and march down the campus to lower the Colors. livery member of the lfliig Detail is 21 volunteer and .1 non-commissioned oilieer. 98 LUN PANY li l'1111 ICH11: II, ll11Its.1, I.. K1111t.1 II, Ihvriwk, kl. 5t1.1Il. II. lI1.11lt-1 .N I1s1.1111. R. llwn. -I. liutkls, I l'l.1t111L-1. R. l31lx111Ig1msIx1, ll x.l111-111x1'lt. A. XY1c1tr-l.1L. lf liulw. ,M1ff111f IC1111: R. R-1l11s1111 li. l'.1Is111l.11lus. I, K.111l.111. R lf1r11lL'1t. I . 51l111111lt, l'. l..111g1l1111 XY. Xlnuxe, l.. 'l'l111111t1111. R X'-gel, P. l7.11l11, UI. l1111lw11sIn 'I 1111! 1151115 M, Z111.111sk1, li I'+1lu111p.1, lf, 111.111, I.. S1l11111k IJ. YL-1Iuy, li. Uulze, R. ,l,1s1111 IJ, I,11ls1111, I. I'11111tlx11xxsI11 I H-111.111, II. Pwtrlylx. l'f1l11fl1 115111 R M1lkt-ris, R. I .11xtu11se11, I. 111-11.111l11. I.. K1'11P111sk1, R. K1 I1-xuki, kl. M.1tI1t-, 1. linlt-111h.1 N. l.11slxls. I. Ilt'1l111l1u1. lr lH.1x1s. l. K.1s111.1. l.. l..II1gL', If 5Ill1L'l.lllslxl. COLOR GUARD 4.11-t. R. llcin. SKAII Sgt. I5. Nrnhy, INl.1ste1 Sgt. S1l1111111Yclt, Nt.1ll Xgt. A. XX1e1'tel.1I1, Hui. fXl.11e1s. Vivtory fllililll'-9 to lfvlly 5L'lgL'.lI1I Yntiuy w.1s ul 1I1L 1l.1ss 111 'SH 111 Sl. jwhnis I1 ' 1 Nlmol, I-'I11l.11Ielpl11.1. llc cn 1s in tht lxLg11l11 A1111x 111 1910 mtl xx.1s sent In F1111 llelxwvxi, V111 Hu .ilw server I 111 funp flll hninc .111tI CQ111111 Ellis, P1u111 ti 11111111L t1 Ktllx I11 1111 1 1 1 1 .lt lw11u1-1 .111tl K.1l11111.t. 31. IQ Cl .7 - 6. 0. gi... N I It isn't an Assembly without the posting of the Colors is the opimon ol tht stu lent ht ly The prerision of the COIl1lUL1l1LlS, the dignity .lllkl respect with vs'h1ch they lu 11rr1e1l o1t gut 1 senst of pride to all present on these occasions. The basis on whirh incmhers ot the C Llll I nc I t I formity of size, talent in smart rlrill. and quirkness to le.1r11. 9 9 .STIAOOK .!4CflUltL06 How can I give my study period to school service and still keep up in my studies? When a student can settle this question satisfactorily he proceeds to sign up for one of the many services-hall guard post, office assistant, book- room, movie operator, music organizations, or others. He gains a new understanding of the scope and complexity of the school administration. He receives a free course' in the field of his choice and eventually returns some day to tell of the value of that particular experience of his high school days. 100 i Butgawrfgf i .. P . 2 E n 1 I 1 fi 1 3 S f. . .- A E i . S 1 5 7 F r u i l -. if 5 5 E 54 . el 1 . E 2 ! I L 3 H S n n l 1 I E I v a i i Scholarship, Leadership, Character, Service -n 'L Wa fiona .Honor ociefg NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Miss Eckel Firvf Run: D. Guilmund, A Ric-Iv.1u. N. Mmm. -I, Krndlc, If Klurvuk. XX'umIx, D. Klmlwnls, ff. Muk- ropoulux, P. I'I4mpp.1w. ,YI,f,r1.l Rffu: Y. Iiuknrt. Il. Dxchall. R. Smlm, U. Rwdc-1, .I, Rymck, Ll. fmI11m, ID, I7yIw.1I.1, Ii, Zlngln. Tlvlul Rolf: H. fflxn-rn.msk.ls, 12. I-Llmilhvn. R. Stukhlxc, I. Nlfflullan, I., QIIIIIWCIINICX, R, Kruk, E. I.cLI4muI1. . , . . . . I-:fm Iwu: I. Iunmn. -I. Suglmcu. I.. Pc-wnka. Ii, Unw- gxm. A, Ihftclu. 'I', fNI.a1lx'n, IU. Swnurun. I. I.1rlsun, bl, Surcnx. Xlufflel Rffu: R, Hull., U. Rlnku, I.. Iiunlul. P. Rmxlvy, 5. IJ.u.uIcQ, CQ. 'I'xxcIwL-, I., M.1m1k, Z. XYQII- tcm. 'llviul Rffu: M. flxgllupa. Lv. llmuz, M. I7-u11.xg.xIxk1, N, Pxlrglrmuxxskx, I.. Ixmnxcs. rl. Sum-I1. N. Ngliov'L.1, Surntlryg 'If I.cu.mskl, hI'l'c.uL1l'cr3 S. Vfcnss, Prcsrdcntg Maxx IRM-l, ipurmmrg R. D.vm.1g.1l.1, Vine President. 101 JC f J! S -f C' ly OIIOI' OCIO I fl J KELLY HONOR SOCIli'l'Y Spvnsur: Miss Schiuck I-'urn lI fz1.' I. 'I'omck. O. Sxxuglu, ID. Klcmyk. P. IXI.l1'-u.1.1x, I.. I'nlnIwl', IT. Irlukx, Ii. AII.Imuk, A. Iilwngmz, S. Suu-1. I.. G.Ips.x. .Mwml Rffzz. A. DumI1cIm, M. Y.InI4uxs, II. Bnwcrs, D. Oltxmy, M. I-Inu. Ii. Finln. S. Iinglish, A. Kulsclnik. 'lfvuf' lim: Ii. AnIIL'rs. XY. M.1Iinski, D. Cnc' gxltcs, A. S-wx'71Ik.m. Ii. I..lym.1n. Li. Wfilkus, M. Ik-II.1. I. Kdly. ID. Dakar, If. I3uuI.l. Ifuln-,flv Kun: IU. Sunmct, I.. I'.utyk.x, XY. I.cIwuI, Al. IinguII1.1upt, 5. Ymius. I.. Sm.1I1.1, D. Mumllukx, I.. Y-:t.u.1, AI. I'1t1'.Ik, AI. III.11ck, Ii. KIim.IIu. FIM: Run: A. Bygzck, D. Ui,ur1.u, N. KuImull, -I. II.x.15c. A. XVoI:mski, P. XY'.liI-ssky, j. V.umI, I.. Zulmcr. Smurzd Roux' R. Szuublcwiki, V. Gmc, G. Rmwlnan, H. Filinoviclm, S. I'II'kI.lI', 'I'. I..1z.uxIq1, XV. B.Irg1, B. INI1ukmpuulos, A. jnlm' wn, N. XVuII', If. Rymck, M. I7t.IszIwwaki. IIIIYIIJ Run: B. IXI.IIck, T. Pokrzywn, II. Z.1puI1s, U. jumx. R. I I.lI IiUI1, I.. Gudykn. R. M.l1nrIIus, A. Yoda, II. 5uI1iuIwcI. Fwnrllv l3ffzr': R. Umssi, A. XY'icl'tcI.xk, V. BJFKILILISICIS, II. SaI1misIl. M. Fmmcy, Il. V.IscLk.1, M. Krall, R. IN14u'tunsr.-n, I. I:LlL'SKlI'IfI, A. Frlgmd, R. Axxulis. 1511111 Rffu: H. Grnnkuwski, V. Kxullim, A. Dmnovinln, I7. S.muLk1, G. K.u'41scI:. D. Kuipuls. S. Duu1-wulu, I.. Iimzynski, ff. Chulcwinski. Iffwf RH14: A. R.1kmzy, I.. Alhins, I.. Nuwgk, H. Ninllldr, M. Iiuhko, j. Nagel, R. Xvywmrikl. .YIIMJII RMI: I.. I'iu1L'tIcus, P. Pcalxtcr. D. Kuuuik, Ii. XY.IsIx.uk. Ii. ZIIIIA, S. B.lt.lstIl1i, D. I.icIIm', I.. L1.u'dr1c1, Ii. Bursutt, D. Krueger. 'I lvml Run: 1. XX cnzcl, A. Lxnk, I. Ku1npclv.I.1. U. P.mIns1. P. I..1skc, D. XVcIpw. D. V.1mI.1, P. Iiggcrt. Fffmzlv Run: D. IJ01'm1I'.lI, I., I:rCnIul'lLkwn, AI. Kam- IwI.1nL.1, I.. Iirnxulx, D. PiII.u', M. Lcxkc, A. L.xz.1usk.u, Ii. Ruglrmwski, G. Punnwski. lffjllv 131111: II. S.IkuwnZ, Ii. I.m'c, I, Spurhlm, I7. Kuxck. I.. Mikns, R. S.xmI1cL, I3. HI.1IuIwl7uQk1. I. Auuust, I. GruIvcnsI4y. I-ffm Rffu: I. SJIIICIIS, -I. Snwll-uk, Ii. II.nv1nk I.. Buck, G. -Innkuwakx, A. 'lluncll-I, R. IMI.u1k Xlwmf RUIIJ T. Rylwmzt. N. R.1x'.xm, B. AIUIILII A. Su1Ic.1, H. SIIIIQIQIIQ-1't, R. Dukat, I.. S.1I1.ImI P. I.cmI1, M. Kidd. Tffimf Kullx' R. KiSI1kun.1x, M -Ianuk, B. Stalk. A. Matlxiu, A. i.In.Isc, j Sxuh-u.I.1, I.. XY'.xntmI1ski, L. Stmkus. I-'ffmllw Run I.. P.uzk-vwskn. V. Szymnnskn, D. IXIuk17yIki, I I-Huge, V. Kung. A. DUBJII, kl. Ii.uxm, R. Rupskus C. Z.1IwcI. lfiffb Rffzrx II. KINYIIRIIIK, P. Glenn, H H.msCn, S. Pcrmk, XV. Zclnukis, G. Uullu, R Lupcr, I. INIAIIQN. 102 :TA I C1001 GIRLS' CIIOIR Sponsor: Miss IJLIIILICIT I-11-.' II'-11: II. IIIIIIM. I. CmIIIx'r1, I. ,lcxxdllu LIIIIII, IX. Cm-uk, IXI. 1X4IIIlwn. I.. I'i.u'uun, I.. Kxxmtl. .X'fIfff1.l Null: IXI. .'XrL'mIl. If. XX'n1IIw.xs, I5 Kxulm. KQ -I.miIIu, -I. I4umI, I.. RIN, IXI. Snclwn. lffm' Ifffu: S. Zlcgglcr, M. IIinm.m. If. Ilmnkc. I. 5.1sI4.1, CZ. Rmlxxuk. I.. I'Ic-l'11.1r-min, II, I'r1cIxk1, Ifnvflv 151114: I.. Iixzyvkmn, l.. Ilxgu. I.. I.1nIIist, II I'ctmx'1II1. IU. Iflxllcr, I.. KULILI. II. I'lxxmx. , . lim' lx-fn: II. fuIwxuI4.I. XI. 4I'rcIsI.uIL'11, :X II1L'Iv.u1. MIM I3.xII.nIl, Ii. NIJIIII. I'. I..11.uwkl, II I IIIIIIHVIILI. .Xlwfhf Rfln' M. I3m11.1g.1IxII1, IS. Iiuxwrti, I.. CI.lxLIl1cl.' II. Yuxclx, 'I'. XXIIVCII, I.. XX'lI- Xmx. I.. NI.1rrcIln, I., IXI.uIImpuL:Iux- lfvmf Ix'f111.' I. C1.ulIIm'1. I.. Kg-mm. I.. I'.luI.ImIxlx. IXI. .'XngL'Ivv, XI. II.lrt1.lt:w. I. IXIL11l.lx, If. IIyIw.uIII, IU. I3-Imu1.1t. J l-lu.'l- II'ffn.' f, Yrmc, M. SII1m1nIt. I.. I.n1 mxxkl, IV. ZmgI.u, I. XX'.m I. rX. IXIQIIIUQLI, II. III-Drunk, I7. fXnIIxL-Im. AI. X'.rlI-ut. IHS II. LYUI l0ll' W' I C! - IXIIXHJ CIIOIII bpunsor: Mi'-5 l7.lIl.lch l'1vI.' Rf-1: 1 A. 'I'mm1.nII. I. II.u.l.a, II :XIII MII. I.. II.mwn. I7, NIJIII Iv. I5x1Im I. XI IIIII I. Klwlcgcl. .X'IIffu.l III 11 J I II1.ImIIl1Imxg, I IXIIIIQ, II. IXI.lllcusLr1. A. I'ryI1LII, S. Iugllxll, I Qx.lx.I, I3,,Uz1xx.zy. -I. XX 'mu.lx. AI fvul lx f11.' N Ilrv, I. I'IrcI.uuII1, M, IIIlIIIXL'I.I. II. Olnwr. I I7 I uxllar Ii IHmxnp.1. IXI. IX-IIII-I, I. Kcllv, . 5 -, Iinxxlcrx. lffflulfv 1014: I7, f.IlIwn. XX'. fuxmw IV, Ixol.xmI.l. I.. 'Xut.u.I. QI. Iimkxx, XX'. nv 1, L It XX I.IxIIIN.IIlIl. I.. Ixxupuxxkn, I.. II-wllut. luv! lvfu: I.. I'1L'ILn.llI, I3. Ill. II. II.1mllLl, II Kult, IXI. ITHIQQCIIH. II. Iiullx' ,XIIIIIIJ IIVH I Mlkas. -I. II.l1m.1. X'. fXIm,1IxIIz. I7. II.lmInII, I Rum-g, I., IIIIIIIII. I. NI111.u, IJ. II.1mIums 'I lvul H1143 XX. II.n1.I, XX'. IXIAIIIIIIII, II. I.umlII II. NwIiL'1. IU. UxIlmxxXx, M. !Ix.lIuX.I, II. X'II I I1-ng, II, I511cII.1tIImuk1, ,I NIIIIIII. 5 o All R ugh t, L v 0 . 0t1vStU 104 French I p Hour Joffg r2......f ver says: The activity I en- 'o' most at Kell' is the Band. I know that 5 . . . by being a member ot the band I learn music, both theory and technique, and also selections that are nice to know. I learn how to play an instrument. Further, I feel that I help out in some school activity, because the Band is one organization that is always helping out on dilferent dates, and special programs in our school. And she knows whereof she speaks. The Band has a standing date for Kelly events, in school and out. BAND Director: Mr. Burger Flutes, Oboes, Bassoons, Saxophones Fin! Rffu: D. Cvignac, T. Stelans, Ii. Hainilton, Y. wlurshans, J. Masterson, R. Urhanick, Ci. ff-iduto. Ximm.l Ron: R. Mlkus, A. Yucla, XV. Hardy, rludnkas, H. I'rhanirk, I.. Pera, j. Cirnlwiisky. Yliml Rffirt' J. Ve1xml.1. A. Gains. Trombones, Tubas, Percussion Firir Run: R. I,.IL.II'Sl'QI. P. Knipcis, R. Meuiii, A. Detelic. fl. Klarii. Li. Rinko. Xumml Run: N. Sanders, N. DeVettuo, Ii. Heuer, l.. Reeder, G. Cuduto, Ii. Ryan, L. Rylucki. if Reynolds. 111ml Rell: M. Zygadlo, l. Royle, M. I..iPl.ue, A. Toinello, D. Kruugei, If. Hul- land, I.. llantsolas, R. I'rol1.isk.1, ff. XY'itteml-nl, A. Sinulcy. Clarinets ' f I Kun: S. XY'c'iss, I Ci Mendriski B ' .. vruhcnsky, A. Glesli, li. , . Xuhruczck. 5'i'if1a1il Roll: l 'I' Zabel, R. Rranner, If. lu 'Ifilfil Rf, ' . ornan, If - sztzyk, D. Teskc, Ci. Smnrla. 11. I. Herholzei, R. Tathna, R. Meitni-I Inrns, Trumpets, Barirones Fil-1 Rffu: J. S-eghers, E. Fu ,xrzan-mski, A. rda, D. Simkus, Li. Casraro, E. Rogers, C. Coyle. .X't'.fm.l fu. I.. Lange, G. Oelze, I.ofstrom, R. l.indein.1nn 'un-.ii, XV. Horn, N. Kidd. Tlvivl l' J ' uck, T. Knlusiak P R ' . wir: I. Rabin: , . apxnchutk, I.. Siminski. gl Littlv Iliylufr on That C iii- f no -. 3-L . . ---I Kaul- Confinue J The Band is composed of regularly-enrolled, full-time Kelly High School Students representing every grade and every course of study offered. Ninety per cent ol' the Band members started musical preparation since their enrollment in high school and eighty-live per cent made their preparation entirely at Kelly, withl out outside lessons or assistance, Preparation is made during study periods and is in addition to the regular school program. The unit is well balanced now, boasting 30 clarinets, 7 ilutes, -1 oboes, 2 bassoons, 5 saxophones, Vi lfrench horns, Io trumpets, t trombones, -i baritones, 5 tubas, and 8 percussionists. ln the recent Ciity'-Wicle Band Contest Kelly brought home an thereby losing its City Cfhampion- ship rating. Determination to remedy this situation is not lacking. The hand regularly supplies musical contributions to many of the school assemblies, provides field music for the R,O.T.C. Federal Inspection, heads parades ttootball celebrations, cleanup, etcpj, enlivens basketball, football, and wrestling events, plays for Open-I-louse, graduation, and Christmas. ln addition to these appearances, the Band presents two formal concerts each year besides competing in City Band Contests and solo contests. l lfayorite compositions practised by the band in the year '45-'-16 were Light Cf.u'alry Overture by Suppe, Tales from the Vienna Woocls XX'aliz by Strauss, The Desert Song Selections hy Romberg, l idelity March by Blanlcenburg, Orpheus in the Underworld Overture by Orfenhach. 105 Lightly Touch the Strings OIACAQJ fI 6L Playing Shuberts' Unfinished Symphony in B Minor for the fall concert of '-ii was a new and ex- hilarating experience for the Orchestra. Since it was the first symphony into which this group ever ven- tured, it was in itself a challenge to the best efforts of every player, as told by the early morning rehearsals. The Orchestra consists of 57 pieces which include 24 violins, four violas, nine cellos, four basses, two clarinets, one trombone, one saxophone, one French Horn, three trumpets, one bassoon, two flutes, two oboes, one tympanum, and two drums, Some of the selections currently popular with he Orchestra are The Great Gate of Kiev by M. Moussorgsky, XXfedding Day at Troldhaugenu by Grieg, Carmen by Bizet, and Valse Triste by Sibel- ius. The first two mentioned are selections in preparation for the coming contest at Harrison High. Knowing the history of the music to be played enhances one's feeling for it. Before each opus is pre- sented the director gives a brief history of it, thus adding imagination as to how the various moods are played. Aside from appearances at school functions, the Orchestra has played at the jones Commercial High School graduation in june at Calumet, at the request of Miss Helen Howe, director of music. -lust when practice for the spring concert was at its peak, Kelly's Orchestra was called upon to do that proverbially difficult thing-change horses in mid-stream. Miss Lesly Markunis, who had directed the organization since September 1944, was transferred and Byron P. Blackard, Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Corps, formerly teacher at Naperville, Illinois, came in her place. Fortunately the adjustment was easily made, thanks to the hard worla and the efficiency of both directors. 106 Oren 0.6 fra - Clonfin ue ORCHESTRA Dirucmrs: Miss Murkunis and Mr. Bliickzird Second Violins Fly.: Roll 5 -I. Hrymnk. j, Tomck, P. Moroms. kl. ll.x.lsc. Suifnlll Rau: I.. Kwictkus, li, ll.u'lik, L. jmly, F. Smokorski, D, Kovglrik, D. Higman. Tlfnil Run: j, K.ipl.in. R. I..nl1o, I.. Ki.iur.xkis, F. Licsln, R. Soilu. Il, llivllk, Lisowski. First Violins, Violins Alffml Rm: : P. Niuholas, R. Lazarski, 12, Klimnk. Siwhlll Razr: N. Gon- sior, H, Sililuiilxcrt. j. Scglicrs, Tfvml Run: L. Sicwicrski. Ci. -luiis, I.. Sim.xit1s, D. Sucnmn. l.. Schmcilmt, L. M.1llon. Vfood Winds, Brass, Percussion Phil Rum: 5. XX Qiss, D. lNIcvdrixki, A. Crush, C. Sinudu, lf. Dlcrkcy. Xuimllf Razr: R. Mcuui, Hcruci, l. T'llIllLll'l, I., L.mgr:, li. Rogers, A. Kismfo, Thin! Rffur E. I-lnmxlnm, T. Stcllms, A, Cams, E. Zvingowskas, D, Lilgnnc, A, Voila, Basses, Ccllos lillll Rffir: A. Dctclii, S. Mime, 12. Doviggm, R. Kiskunns. Srmnd Razr: R. Naih, P. Rowley, j. Kilunc, If. Mntcs, J. Dcpa. Tliml Ruzr: G. flirmnwmski, D. XVallaic, N, j.1iolwx. For Ilarnaonivs llirinv 107 All Clear Down the Corridor ,Hai gud? 5 A veteran hall 'uard s eaks: HM' seven semesters as a hall guard, tive as ca tain, did several thin rs A 5- P l u -A c P U if for me. The job gave me a sense of responsibility. I had to be punctual and regular in attendanceg other- wise how could I except to check other people in that regard. My records had to correspond with those of the sponsor. I had to live up to Miss Lynskey's trust in me. In connection with this responsibility my job called for impartiality. Even my closest friends could expect no favors. This was not always easy. My job as hall guard captain gave me the great privilege of doing something for the school, in return for what it does for me. It was a great job and I enjoyed every bit of it. The work gave me a permanent and precious reminder-a civic award pin. The hall guards who were under me were most co-operative and I enjoyed having them. The job also provided its excitement and surprises. Many times when I asked for a pass. I'd End that the person I asked was an important one, for example, Hr. Hagen, District Superintendent. It gave me great joy to know I had talked to him personally, even if all I could say was 'Ohl' HALL GUARD CAPTAINS Sponsor: Miss Lynskey liirif Rrmz' Cf. Mackropuul-is, President, B. Qlhernauskas, Vice President. lf. XVolhas, Secre- tary, D. Yunic, ilileasuler, Miss Lynskey, Sponsor. Sci'- ffnil Roux' T, Lewanski, A. Uhszarny. -I. Hrymak, V. Nu- watski, D. Decker, A. john- sun. FMBLEM XVEARIIRS Fira! Rarrf Miss Lynskey, Sponsor, C. Mackmpoulos, N. XVyszynski, N. McNeill Rendak. Suunltl Rule: I.. Dapser, V Nnwatski, Ii. Krueger, E. XVolhas, T. l.ewan- ski. Tbird Roux' S. Wfudarczyk, Xxfinegar H. Chernauskas, D. Yunic, j. Dziuba. 108 Every Post Accounled for ,Auf Qcal' 5- Confinue ,...1f . .. X i1l flu' If Ieimk, I, Idirkiopoulos. K.1pt.llr1g A. -Iolin l'1 K ii M XX 9 Ml Reniluk. Srrfiizil Rffiz: I., Pdulgxuskis, D. Mtliuire, E. Austin, I.. XV.irzy, I. Kistulmnli. Tlvfil Keir. -I. Iinge-llmizpt, B. Anders, A. Byrzek. D. I5i,r.nL.l, 5. XY'-ulnrtzyk, lfffrfwlf Roll: AI. Pixen. I., Szikus. N. Ki.il. F. w ki lllf lx 11 l XI k INI 'I I Kilt I liusik, -I, ll.ilin lruik.l. II. Russ, N.'i:r.u1'111c: ID. lieikel, If I.exx.inski. I 1viJiICff14.' -A. R.ikiuzx'. H. Ilen- dtison, II, Smith. N. Unsk. ,Mrfirlil Run: Ia. Rmlzruorioisir , 1. Nl hliiuce X St Lcmiiii Ii Hin n Hill Ix zz ' XY! . X . , IIinni.in. I. Iimdriik. lf. Ashmont, A. Rigoni. Fffnf.'fi Ron: R, .I.inirk. II. Kruegei. I.. Cr.irclnei'. A. Biutk. lsllllll Run. V. ll, liuiwtt. IU. Ili.ilolwr7eski. Ii. Kiiiegei, D. Uttxxgly. ,Ylxffi linIun.inn. -I. M.i1fcik F D-B I ' l 'n-k F 'I ikt lilo' lxffllf I.. R , 1 l'm'Lk.iitis. .Yrinvfif lr'ff1i.' M. Lcskc. H. l.uei1m1er1, S. Bray. H. Hovmn. 'I Iwi! IGHIIJ I.. P.uior.x. .I. XY'nuk, R. Pietiyln, l. XX'-ullmzs, lfffmrli li'ffn: A. Gl.is, S. I-'l.uzek, M, Sk.1ley, 'I' lslin lfzflfi Null: A. Muhc-ls. I7. Ylltos, R. Kloske, 'I' Ri Iidliiiiiski, l f I I The knew the corridors cleir ol' trltlic during cl.iss Hall guards are on duty every perioc o tie tay. Ay ' I A1 I . . . K .. periods except for students who present teachers' passes and others who present visitors' passes. They guard the property of their fellow students by checking locks each period and hy permitting no trips to lockers. They keep the corridors and stairways free of paper. ' ' ' ' 4 ' ' R 5 . h'l't is leleuated to c.1pt.iins. one for e.uh A faculty sponsor is in charge ot the orgirnization. esponsi i i y c K period of the day. These captains check attendance of the h.1ll guard staff .ind oversee the work ot the guards, lending their help at difhcult posts. -P son, 6.1 min. vzvnski N H.it.1stini. LQ. Kor.ind.i, .. 'c .c-oc, . .. :fi 'ff .' .. I itxls. , ngow. K. L .l. D. 7 I' Marsh ml'uI'SCy, AI. A. wlurich, Ksmplert Refi: XY' i r-i. .w,'ii 5135. is, . Q mx, . Htnwe 4 , , Ill mi -. will I. l.L'I1.ll4I. II. l.1sk, II. Hgrxlik, B. l'I.1VlilQ. S I. Fleitng D. Yunic XV. Bohei' . hlgistykce 109 I Sw' l ' 'J la y In u r .Pass I9 ' ' llAl.I. GUARDS Sponsor: Miss Lynskcy lift. Rim: I.. Ilitjser, I.. -ludy, M. I.isich, 'l'. Uwsi.inows'i, A. Cfhmse. Km'- uil Run: ll. Tipton, L. Meyer, V. No- xuitslci, lt. BJIIULHIII, B. CllCl'l1.lllSli.li. llizul Rffzi: N. McNeill, M. Finger, M. l'lciinovich, l.. l-Iud2i.lk, L. 5.iti.inii. fffmrli Run: XV. Rettig, E. Cygdn, XV. Pliester. Qi. Srlic-urfsr. lf. Quiding. Filth li f14.' Ci. 'I'-vlNl'4Y, G. Vesmvi. T. Siele- pldvvslsi, Y. B.iid.inskis, lf. Klim.ili. 'IQ Ifzrif Ruiz: N, Shmiier, R, X'v'.ikup, I3 Kost-m, A. XY.iipncenki, j. llznilmi. . J Rffiw: l.. Krug. D. B.1lkc', D. Kuv.ii'1k, M. K.xl.1t.1, Y. Belnnger. '1'li1rJ Razr: J. Starr, A. No1'rn11ni.l, J, lK.u'.m, Ci. Stoklosi, C. l,.inz. Fffzirzlw Run I A. Pcknik, I.. Kmlgzk. R. XVywinrski, B. Zntla, I.. Nrmpik. Flffli Rffzrf XY'inc- slr, B. I.-uve. A. Rgiinnge, XV. l'.irk1i, l.upc'7. ,HJ Qlaf, .5 60IlllI1llUC Emblems are .ivvirded tor four semesters of good service. These need not he consecutive. The emblem has four stars to signify four semesters of duty. The c.1pt.1in's emblem is designated by the word C.1ptain, ln addition to the emblem, civic .1vv.1rd points are given tor each semester. Connie Mnckropoulos has served semesters in the organization .md Vivian Nowatski has served six. 110 SCWCII WT he Duplicate Is Your Receipt ,-. 'Nix I BOOKROOM ASSISTANTS Iinwf ltmr: C. Rugizgiero, B. Byrne, , , XV. C' tkn lt. S It Rf ': R. fl: k, Spfmsof' M Smal' L. cpiiimifri xviiizif, C.i?lCSl. H Firrf Raw: M. Wfashack. Swafld Razr: XV. Srhrock, j. Lontka, A. Smlt'd.' J, Rader, F. Kret. xfzlflill- Hnrnirk. ing: R. Smschke, li. johnson, R. Kirby, R. Eckcls, R. Fieilieit, Mr. Small. Mo room Mid anffi We have come a long way since the days of Gutenberg, and the boys down in that little room next to the ticket oliice fwhich by the way is one of their claims to famej know it only too well, In fact you may testify to this yourself, by just taking a quick glance at the tall, orderly rows of printed matter. These gallant, muscular custodians of the printed page falter not one moment in their duties. X5Uith determination and gusto they perform: issuing books, stamping, checking the returned, and caring for the lost ones. In order that any enterprise may operate ethciently it must be organized and Mr. Small, sponsor of the book room, proves that theory. He has those energetic boys organized from the president down. Books are not the only topics worked on and discussed thereg when they have homework the assistants have a limitless field for reference. And when not engrossed in homework there is always a discussion on various athletics or even the latest stunt some joker pulled. If stuck about something the boys always have the willing advice or opinion of Mr. Small, a ready mixer. Yes, those bookroom assistants really appreciate the room and its opportunities. lll Listen - The Voice of Delnocracy! .gzcclenf Counci The good American citizen has a working knowledge of democracy, is conscious of the rights, privi- leges, and obligations of every citizen, and because of this awareness, votes wisely, co-operates with author- ity, defends his country, assumes responsibility, and deals unsellishly with his fellow being. The foregoing is a definition of citizenship worked out by a division room under sponsorship of the Student Council. Under this sponsorship various codes of conduct have been set up, as for example: citizen- ship in lunchrooms, in public carriers, in classrooms, at athletic contests. and at proms. The Council meets daily during fifth period in 318. Wednesday' is exclusively a day of formal business proceedings. Delegates from the Branch are also present on that day. Mrs. Prendergast, Kelly's war co- ordinator, is the sponsor. A 'I'.1l1!e: Sophie Pertak, Charlotte Bnchenek, Treasurer. Fifi! Razz: Stanley Filonovith, Eleanor Semmelmen, Ger- aldine Rodeo, Gertrude Alirie, Ruth Kantat, Pat Green, Lorraine Kuciel, Mary Ginger, Marie Addison, Virginia Deckert. Second Roux' Clitford Andrews. Third Razr: Dorothy Mormann, Kather- ine Buzines, Loretta Schmidt. Milton Decker, David Holmes, Betty Malek, Lorraine, Zelmer. Ann XVolanski, Pat Mnrozas, Dolores Buchunas, Lois Res- ney, Dorothy Stark, Theresa McClory. Fourth Razr: Betty .lane Anders, Ann Kobernik, Paul Monsrillo, Geraldine Bowman, L. Bicek, Florente Kruzenoxv- ski, john Posluzney, Herbert Baxter, Robert Levicke, joan Bonkowski, Lillian Vfisniewska. Fzffb Razr: Robert Rector, Tony D'Andie.r, Gene Korasek, Ray Rybacki, Ronald jezl, john Lerner. 112 COMMITTEE FOR PAPER DF Sc'aled.' M. Decker, G. Alirie, C. I' S. Percak. Sfunding: B. Malek, S. vich, R. jezl, L. Kutiel, G. Kara Mormann, A. XVolanski, E. Semme Look - lhunovraf-y al ll 'urls 3 r U 0 fucfenf 60lHIClf- COIlfllllI0 Activities include collection of the semester CQh.1rity Budget from divisions, tlothes collection, planning .ind execution of vv.1ste paper drives, .issistintg in the civic .tvvxird system, .iid in tinlncintg Service Mens cil.IfiOl1, seed sales, rind .lffCllclLlI1CC .lt youth conferences and conventions. Good times include skirting parties, movies. rind volunteer entertainment .it lfrid.iy sessions, .it whith time discoveries are brought to light. A hdppy memory is the .ipprecitition lunaheon given hy Mrs. Allen .ind M r. Mc-Keug List December. First semester ottiters include U. K.ir.isek, .ittend.tnte cleikg Ron.ild Alezl, sergeant-,itr .irn1v, Ann XY'ol.inski, treasurerg Sophie Pei'- t.ik, seciemryg .tml XV.llter Miilinslti, presi- dent. Delegate lic-ne K.ir.tsek, gives gi re ort ol his p..n'titip.1tion in the Illinois Assotia ion o Student fonntils, held .it il. Sterling Morton, Memhers ol' the Steeiing liommittee trim the sotml room s ihristmzls tree. 115 Going - Going - Gone TICKET OFFICE ASSISTANTS Sponsor: Miss Redmond . . 4, J. Kindlc, T. XX'icr, V, Tratz, Kerzak. -I. Svxeiss. .Ytlffmf Rffu: F. Oziun. D. Heinz, 5. P.1r.idee, S. ltignat. R. Pulasik. MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS 1:1111 Rum' U. Sweglo, XV. Fitz, Siimzd Roux' Miss Hal- lman, F. Pricdigkeit, I.. Kmlak, R. Strubas, j. Nagel, S. Hrdar. Standing: G. Russell, D. Koz- 1 ark, A. Beers, D. Lutxs, lz. Sthiebel, A. Peknik. .iclfef Ofhce Midfanffi Although the urgency of war stamp sales has subsided somewhat, many other activities have been re- sumed, thus keeping the ticket office activity at a busy tempo. The duties of the girls are simple but essential to the Schools program. They must issue, sell, and account for all tickets for various activities. These include league football and basketball games, wrestling meets, intramural finals in the various sports, movies, roller skating parties, dances given by school clubs, and plays given by drama groups. Total sale of tickets last year was 20353. ain Ofkce .fdwidfanfa Receptionists hold strategic positions. Cheerful, competent service is a must in the reception room of an organization which does the volume of business of a Chicago high school. Every girl who gives her services for one study period a day emerges from the experience with a new appreciation of the amount of business handled in the school's reception room. These girls make many first contacts with visitors. They locate students, distribute bulletins and teach- ers' mail, file supplies. stamp outgoing mail, run errands-and still smile! 114 M Inmrmu-l Grvvt tho l'ubli0 g W3 .X A'I I'IiNDANCI'. OFFICE ASSISTANTS OZ? l'ClI'y LIBRARY SIAIIIJ Spnnsur: Mun Ifmnk I.. Ngwl, II. fcrl11.lk, II Rupxhu, XXM Iwuy. Ii. IIL:tkuXXu1. I'. lin-rpm. I' Nur Lf. Yfr.a1.1lmxukx. R. Hucllxxmkv A. Iilmlcl. H. XX.ul1.uIx. H Inu. Xl I'IL'lwl, R, Smh-Il, lr. XYIILM, Maxx I:1.luk I. Nmkcl. I'. Rv-vlxlu, II. NI.ulxwpwxll-n, I3 X:rI.u.1nqL-1-1. SP- IW M , MMD flfllffflllfl' c' .!4.5Ji.f,flIll.1 II. I.. Cnlxml. I. 'I'wrn.1s7cvxki. H. Mixhnh I Nm-. 5 900 ll'laal Are lIlllIll'l'00ll8. Oda! Science ,xdfifiidfanfa I i in 309 the Ellen Malone Room may not at first glance Students at work with newspapers anc scissors , , , . . impress one with the importance of their job. But enter the room some clay in pressing need of some hard- ' i ' ' f I A I- from tiers of tile to-get information and you have only to make known your predicament anc prcsto drawers and cases all around the room, an attendant extracts just the material you want. - thanks to the students who had been handling the scissors. No requirement other than a spirit of willingness p ace. f . pp oratory assistants. I-Iis duties, however, are complex. I-Ie must read, evaluate. clip, classify, and file informa- I s an 1 licant on the staff of social science lab- tion from sheaves of papers and magazines. In addition to clippings, magazines, and newspapers, the lahoratory is also in possession ot reference sets, dictionaries, and many pictorial maps and charts. SOCIAL SCIENCE LAB. ASSISTAN19 Fzril Run: I.. Wasniewski, A. Kuizynski, j. Giuclioxx- ski. Siiffml Run: R. Struhas, j. Biinkovski. I., Karwo- ski, M. Iiattrato, T. Lewanski. 'I fini! Rua ' j. Fuestinv. M. jatohs, A. Voda, R. Figlerowiu. I.. Cinetz, Fffuizl R I' Quiding I itaschke V Ciignac. I.. Barski mi: L. . .. . .. , . H. Sakuwicz. F1ffli Rfiru. XV. Parker, T. XY'asIewski. I iwulius XV. Kutschke. E. f.yg.:an. Suriv Run: XX. Ii Ii'akauskasi,ICi. Novak, M. Kiisteika, Li. Matkmpmi ws, j. Mayers. Friar Rau: D. Ciignac. F. Pirotalu. M. Cvilianu, B. lermak, R. Kwiatkowski, R. iiulaszewski. Xiimzd Razr: I.. Knitke. A. Evans, A. Torrielln, I. Uradnik. R, Scourtes. 'Iilmd Rau: A. Maksymiec. V. Dec, Herz, I.. Kiaura- kis, Ii. Bantsnlas. Funrlln Razr: D. Ryan. N. Kleidon. T. Pokrzgwa, A. Ostrowski. A. Rignni, Fzflh Ruin' P. Bonderski, M. Decker. H. Paige. I, Nietopiel, I., XY'is- niewski, Suriv Rau: Kwain, Moll, Mrs. I.Iiivd. M. Znrawski, H. Pietriyk, R, Dudek. 116 Inn' lvflc J P. Hulka. Li. Xxi.lIlli.'ll. hl. ljitiak, N. I Nlaxe laripclori iljieslilentl. XX. llieiiileilxe, A. XY'1el- ulals. Ii. Lunriki-wski, I-. Zapolis. Inuit' Kun: R. llouglitnri, I. Rvniek. Sri' vm' Run: VI. lirey, R. Arailis, A. Marek, J. Kwan If I.aIarski, I., Kontlriit, I.. Kuclynski, R. ipins alll lfiyhl. Tlllllf-:S in Fnvusu MOVII: OI'liRATORS Sponsor: Ii. Olson .csials. YI. l7ulailit.i, ,Siiurlil Run: is, L, tlnilc-uimki. M. Seinleld, T. 1. 'I Iwi! Ren: R. Misiaxeg, lp. Brandt. ki ouie ,vera ford The work of the Movie Operators' Club tformerly the Cine Cflubj is to show pictures as a visual aid for teachers and their classes. The club consists of nine head operators and eighteen assistants. Only boys with a high degree of responsibility are chosen. Members must have a good attendance record and a good scholarship record. They must be able to keep up their scholarship without the use of a study period. Each member is ready to give one study period A day to the showing ot' motion pic- tures or slides. Miss Esther Olson, sponsor, personally supervises the instruction of each recruit. So extensive is the use of visual education at Kelly High School that one room is occupied nine periods each day for live days a week. A schedule is set up a week in advance so classes may see the pictures ordered for a given subject. The operators sometimes set up lanterns or projectors in the audi- torium. Several alumni of the Cine club have followed the motion picture work when they left high school. The operators usually wind up the year with a line picnic. where they eat and play lmrsehall. A total of about l,8tl0,0tl0 feet of Elm was shown in the last year. Three out of every four reels are sound films. Il7 'Rvws J' if? ,mei 5 5 l'l Ot ' 'V O 'Y O0 0. It. Splice It hon gzcfricianfi Did your older hrother belong? How did you manage to get in P These queries arise because membership in this service organization is restricted to those who have proved their worth in reg- ular shop classes. The advanced course in electric shop is a radio course which in- spires young men completing it to aspire to careers as radio technicians. The recent announcement by the lil .CQ that frequencies from 5.7 to -4 megacytles Qin the 80 meter bandj would he re- turned to Americas hams is good news to these hoys, for these are the first reliable channels for medium distance communi- cations released to amateurs since Vfhl day. Their return will permit hams to ref estahlish state, regional, and nation-wide networks. So . . . if you are a young woman - matrimonially inclined Wand you'xe def cided that yours is to he a home in which electrical appliances make housekeeping a delight, look over these trained electri- cians. Youll need one. OFFICERS D. Thompstm, Secretaly-Treasurer3 T. laiiiigrlori, fhiet filettritiang XX'. Hrendetke, Assistant Chit-I llectri-ian. lfvu' Ruiz! YI. Pltiak, XX. rXlex.mdei, lx. lxiuehl XX. l.ehed. ,X't'iffu.l Run: :X. f'c-punts, l.. Tliointtifl R. klanis, Mr. ,loin-s, 5. Xaniliicli, 4. la-liiia, .'X. lysltvnslxl, R. Kick, llx Y ou, Miss Lindon FIRE GUARDS ASSISTANTS IN 106 Sponsors: Miss Linden, Mr. Maier. and Grade Advisers Firm! Rnrr: D. Utt. A. Obs' zarny, B, Schlcithcrt, N. lslzingano, F. XY'nniclist.1, H. Zacliowska, N. Ginger, A. Sulka. .Vvtfnnl Rnu: l.. Sloskus, R. Hula, E. Chmiel. G. Rodeo, K.. Hardy, l.. Marus, l.. Wforzy, E. Rcndak, j. Konus, R. Nikns. 'l'l1mf Kunz' D. View. l. Gauron, V. Gore. l.. XV.m!mb- ski, If. Pcca, R. l..uhu, F. Mar- ciniak, R. Kusli. N. Rak. I.. Sicwierski. A. Bland. . I ' Sponsor : Mr. Dempsey Fnxl Roux' S. Mickas. R. Doma- gala, J, Lovcrere, R. Kairis. Ser- nrld Rau: Jerky, G. XY'itten- rlorl, R. Meucti, T. Mazzuca. J. Marich. J. Durarhtn, G. Chiz, F. Whlley. Adiafanffi in 106 ire Procrustes may have been well satisfied with his adjustment methods, but Kelly's program is definitely more popular because it is easier to take. Tests are administered and records are filed, all of which are ac- cessible for future needs. This is where the assistants come in. Also working in Room 106-typing, filing, and pulling -are the placement office assistants and the grade advisers' assistants. All three groups take care of preliminaries for interviews and take telephone messages. ual' 6 How to make the next hre drill better than the last, which was best-this is the aim of the Fire Guards and they do everything possible to achieve it. Selected by the sponsor, Mr. Dempsey, on the basis of service to the school and scholarship, these boys spring to action at the first sound of the bell, and each in his area, they cover every part of the building making a clean sweep of inspection. They strive to maintain speed, silence, and precision of exit, that the fire drills may click. Kelly has received commendation from city inspectors on the execution of the drills. 119 CLARION STAFF Sponsor: Miss Guuwens First Row: T. I.CVl'lll'lSlil, R. filiristuplicr, P Hunppnw. Scumml Row: I.. Mnnuk, R. Pulasikl Ii. Hcrrcr, A. T-xrncllu. H, Dznccigitknwski, R. Catclli D. Never. Stimtlinr' ' 1 , 4 ,L,. R. I..1ll1x, S. XX'ciss, J. Gnrkl, R, ,l.1mlws. Seated: R. Hanson, M. Cfcllzl, l. Kelly, E. Hanson. R. Diccnz, XV. Mnlinski, D. Dy- hula, E. XVm1ds. D. Raurlunis, Standing: E. Lcclwwich, Ii. Zinglar, R. Rupsllis. CLARION REPRESENTATIVES Mrs. Parker, Sponsor First Row: D. Bielski, N. Shcarier, A. Cis- taro. Secnnd Row: B. Bursntt, D. DcSalvn, E Rybicki, I. Goldyn. Third Row: G. Rinko, l, Sangorska, G. Russell. Fourth Row: S. Pcruxk G. Skala. Standing: B. Sihmitz, R. Misirivcg E. Vasecka, E. Herccr, G. Bailey, S. Filunn. vich, H. Lucrnmcn. Zllvet That llvlullinef 120 INSFTS: LAM PLIGHTER EDITORS I'clit4vi-in-liliief, hl. I., Xvyszyn- ski Iitemiy Izditin, D. Lilegnitis Art Iidilni, N. fh.ilup.1 f7Ae OO ll'o'll Shoot Your flub Friday at I0:05 LAMPLIGHTIER LITERARY STAFF Sponsors: Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Gouwens D. Smith, li. Cihmiel, l.. Gurney, D. KifUt.ILlllC3, Al. l'lui'.ttllt4i, DI. Hluek D. Kloeplier, H. hli'D.ide, R. Mikus. Nut plmtofgrnplied hut worthy additions to the stall are 'hun limdin .i P.itriti.r Phil ips. LAMPLIGHTFR ADVERTISING STAFF Sponsor: Mrs. Parker XV. llhtelslxi. l.. Kut. S..M.1telski, N. Cli.ilup.1, Li. Qi.ii1.iuxk.is. li. RL-nd.ik l,. XX ruzy, Qi. Rudnitk. K.. jaimlxi, ll Duszelkn, M. lhmky, Y, Nmutskx CLI l'l O! tAQ Cl,l l'l Wfhen did work on the, Liimplighter begin? For the record, it began ll few hours .ifter school opened lust September. but actullly, work begun weel-:s earlier, .is minds of several stat? memhers were .ibstir with ideas. l2l . nd 0000-I Lilso Your Silk Screen Drawing LAMPl.IGlI'I'IiR TYPING STAFF Sponsor: Mrs. Peterson I.AMPI.IGHTER REPRESEIYTATIVES Sponsor: Mr. Keating First Ron: B. Ollrien, B. I hernauskas, S, Qilgnat. betund Row: D. Heinz, First Row: E. jerzak, Ii. Seggerson, T. Pokzywa, R. Prohaska, Ii. Pelstet F. Smokorski, I. Swieth, H. M.i1ert7ak Third Rim- R Rokmvsk I. Ml' I K ' ' V , . . . . 1. I. jen, I drzeyewski. ichael. A. Voda, Li. Lhekala, E. hcmmelman, D. Habdas, M. jacohs C. Radtkc. Second Row: I.. Becker, A. Tomczak, W. I2 gert, I.. Sztzepaniak M.Crooks, N. Host, R. Romanek, I. Kumieng, E. Chili J. Kwain, 'I. Mar rello, A. Prusa, R. Laskowski, Third Row: M. Kottcl, A. Kinnaman, A Flournoy, B, Love, V. Mcfiorcl, L. Sever, I2 Kierzek B Grabowski V Tracz. E. Hanson, M. Angelo. Fourth Row: R Olveral I .P1rtyk'i' Ii Mickas, R. Lelko, S. Waroby, I. Warren, N. Cravenetesdg. Brayi D.-Kari celskis, I, Freitag, G. Kranson, R, Kindall, M. Bansley, Ci. Luetke, P, Dadu, G. Mackropoulos, j. Parizanski, R. Bamford. LOVUER RIGHT: ART CLASS Instructor: Miss O'l-lata The advanced art class, whose members designed the yearbook cover, silk screen sectional pages, and all the black and white illustrations, paused to have this picture taken iust before starting on a research excursion to the old main street at the Museum ol Science and Industry on February IS. arn of fde yarn - gonfinue In September the photography staff jumped into action. By December the art staff had sent the cover design to the manufacturer. By February the literary staff and typists were producing copy. At the same time art students began to turn out the silk screen prints used as division pages in the book. The prints depict scenes of early Brighton Park. By March the sales staff was answering demands of those who wanted one, while the advertising staff was out inviting business to place ads. Throughout these months the sponsors were on the job as trouble-shooters along the line. All was going smoothly to a flnish when there came a coal strike and a resultant dimout, and it was time to be .mzred. There seemed every indication that the wheels would be standing still on those crucial days when the book should be on the rollers. However, the truce brought headlines in the newspapers and new hopes in the hearts of the Staff. Now for the home stretch and the race with june 21. Did we win? 122 Monde! Hflgrf, 20,005 jufll .Autumn pg X r. KZ CTFQ if :N -,fy as 3 CJ? CY NT ASV gl! K lsVSw e . ' he , ' . v 4 I C .... - 7 A t fwbfliits A 1 S 'X I qfy , - x . 1 , E Y- f 'I w ' 1 ' , 1 1 I L' it ll? ,, fuk .Q-1, M XX , 5 y .f X 7 . to iv- .M 'z A '95 1' 1 I X- L , 0 ,if 'i. ,Wi I l il X -D x S' I f 5 K-F 'iw in V 1 x X- .iw-', -K, S 0 xxxq, K oo U.. Q F , fe. X RN mx 9 D Xiu Qdgvxm, H! l X 0 J X x S j if nigga I IW! 9 0 X ' 'Sir-0- L f l 0 f M ' 'ggi' ff! l .Q 11 K, im.: I , X 4, il W1 1 L 'i 4 -f3f l ' X -A L , v 'lx O- so X of I 3 ff' mx t QQ t 1' 1- f - 1.9 1 if is ' 'WE' 3' 6?'w J 270 5351 ' SQ!!! 0 , x ' e Ga, September 4-School opens in peace-time September September 19-Senior A's receive class rings October 1-Movie, The Yanks are Coming, officially opens Com munity War Fund Drive October 8-Student Council gives roller skating party 1 Q October 15-Senior A officers elected A f ,S GD S' 1 ly 4lJ I j K E lf ffllfl October 16-Choirs present dog performers, Boots and Saddles Senior A's sponsor dance for freshmen October 19-Senior B's elect oliicers. G.I. Homecoming Dance opens Friday night series October 20--Kellyans gather 52 tons of paper October 31-Teen Town gives Hallowe'en party November 7-National Honor Society sponsors A Star is Born November 8-Kelly entertains Holden at tea November 16-After much bustle of preparation Kelly holds Open House November 20-G.A.A. holds play-day November 21--Seniors enjoy dinner dance st.l,f, Sip ' K A im' 5 S5 ,S 'J fig we iff v ,Q 'O ' N 3 2 fQ5,!0,,y '5 5, V I XKJ cgmi X' f A Q k gg' se: N AE 6 itil' W5 it by 'shag' Qlx g -:ir - .Joi-vu vtoruwo i 5 J g-My Q ' ' RL me LUCY smmrrs 125 50 pddderi G, bldg, wnfef JC-EL at , ,fQ71'R ff' 1425, Neff! V, - 'rf 'lr QffqQlT HCP p iggy December 2-Bus service in operation on California H F December 14-Music department gives concert gf f x Pix December 16-They repeat concert at matinee eg gp Ag December 19-Mrs. Allen and Mr. McKeag give appreciation so W 'm ' lu lg luncheon for Student Council JE ylmyar W December 21-Loud speaker transmits carols throughout building D E 1926! ly rx january 11--juniors enjoy their first evening event, their prom I kg ' , I L -- ' , 1 K ,f y y i fi Q X fn il 'fl lucYSmmTrs K JIM, Sf HJ I .lanuary 14-Fourteen R.O.T.C. staff members win X X:- ' S awards My - ly 1 XQLW' g .1 if january 15-Kelly National Honor Society Chapter ini- jf' U F A tiates 29 T ' fHowever, they do put books aside on occasionj 9 X A january 16-Drama class presents series of one-act , - .A F Z5 january 17-Graduates give Mothers' Tea Arg rug: January 18-4B's entertain graduates at farewell party ff 1 ,c ifg . i january 25-Senior girls win captain basketball tournament fi H y if ,,ff J f So life goes on, with minor spills , F A g F exe: V ., 'fv f z akydl 0 nr Q ' i -va - a J f l V , fd Ba' i gk if Ml 5 A - L 'J C' X 2 gg! ii ic, f ,Q H f My-q..r kr iw J X m ay vi in-11 X9 lil 4' Hvzffjg, ' 0 3:53 gg ,,, ff fiiif Q If F c T7 fi' . fyhfjkl.. Answers ,Q ff 7 A zucv Sinn-'ns N K ff J February 9-Kellyans on W.B.B.M. quiz Young America -- january 29-Awards presented to 264 students at Recogni- tion Day assembly january 31-Class of 139 graduatesg 36 are World War II veterans February 2-Kelly goes' on air over W.G.N. in Citizens of Tomorrow program 35 amd' I TE ' 7 Ego X J I X, , SW XX ' , ' SX , ' f X Q T W I 1 X -' ' L s February 27-Kelly is host to observers of math-reading , classes Graduating class elects ofiicers March 12-13-Eighth grade students visit Kelly March 14-St. Patrick's Day assembly features Stars X -- F ff. .f.'.'.'. X 1 I ff i , , z tg' gun, - Yrfe 'SS J 124 wen Gomer! fke ollouefy Spring -1- arwllgfom w xw. U 3 L75 April 6-April Fool issue of Clarion appears. What, XX NM really no day off? WM f 1 K'-pxilq T, Xt! April 11-4A tea for freshmen QQ ty I April 15-Pan-American assembly lil-i,.mi.,xw4l!Lfl 1 Xt! April 24-Clean-up assembly as pepper-upper A E 29.2 C . April 25-Clean-up parade A I Floyd Safranski and Leona Iwaniec crowned f fe Vf . 'X arg,-f K ' King and Queen at dance V' cg-ff' ' ' , if Q ' l . W f 9 C Q Q, X 9.4 V I 1 af. X az. 7 ,a 'N Ykfc X ll 'Vi I fr 1' RN v 'MX , y t 1 if fe s 1 ff' ff' gi is W ? r. l Ci ' ' f Q X , 1 5 , t . its , 1 .t tzliiiiif ' V . 2 'p D Dex V f 1 at 1 X Jmw ' In W- 5 Qpxt X X Z A 4 ,Y ,, K 5 ' nj! xp i , April 26 - May 3-School out while the community gets a face-washing May 14-Federal Inspection day 4A's Mothers' Tea May 16-One-act plays given by drama classes May 17-Alumni Dance K Club initiation and dance X' W ' - limefi A 3 . W, as nl I, 'Ml miie YB E255 5. f 11 SE ff? A in May 20-Fashion show by Home Arts Department F77 H .bg QJ Ua: tif?fQ,QQl4514z5Q-Q'5txff ' M 24 S . t r' YM'Ek X :lr 'ffff' ay - pring concer ' X .,x ,-s B y . . X! aa ,QI '?fIli' A ,' YU May 26-Spring concert matinee N, I ggi 2 Lf 2 May 29-Memorial Day assembly F Am I Fox -xy? june 7-Senior prom at the Slooreland 'U A' :A , A 'N' 2 X 3 ' of fs lt ' V Ai 5 N' , ' D' f - J. nenoa is f i A Lil -'lb 4 l 5 l 0 N l il lx 1 Lf 'S I 32: muri3 -- if ,O R I 6 1 X, 5 june 13-4A class play matinee -vw 9 I C6 Q June 14-4A class play, evening performance 1 . l f ' ' i' Fla Da assembl iff 5 il if IW .g Y Y 1, Q n K- 1:5 575 june 21-This book makes debut, if coal strike and dim-out ermit - 'iw- june 27-Graduation 125 CMA Is there anybody more to be pitied than a person with time on his hands and nothing to occupy it? It is part of the program at Kelly to prevent such misfortunes. On Tuesday morning during a lengthened division period every Kellyan goes to the club of his choice where, in the company of others who share the interest with him, he becomes more interested in and more adept at his hobby. The club program at Kelly is forever incomplete . As requests for new clubs are sub- mitted, they are added. 126 'jf- 0,1 141' ff' fin- fx '-'ri I w E ui L: 1: Q 1 150 ig 422, N 'W milf M,ff if i I -1-un i 1 Wd,- .a -I---I . 8cv.r'rrtcvr.-- ,. -.-. J pa -' I- 'I ,vga X- .5 4, 5- III ' - ,I vu ,Ifagj ' rw-1' 7 , I' 1, E I .. , I ., II :pf-II. , ,, I . W , 5fIIIII1,I3Ig.-1+ ' 'fem ' ' ' - , . -.ii f ' Lx-QM? I . J , .. 45' E ' ,J ' ?k ..eJ l' ' ' 'lvbr3r'I I ' -HKI -' ' ,sr ' R' A 4.-- Q if ' A - 1-. f A H ', L I ' . ull- V I . , 52, +1 . f I ,f 1 I I I IV-f . . , I ,--I I ' , ' K Q. Q, I ' 'II- III',I., kI II I l.I I' I I I I I A. I. I , , Iwfxj II I. v . AJ I . I I . I , 2 -QHI A - ll 1' 47 . 1 . .lg - 1 . I - , , I 5 ff A f 1 . , ' - ' 1. - S . I, I I I .- 9 , IW' I , I r-,fe IIIII JI. III I -.. - '- AT' YI., , 4- 3 ' 5- It - A Y, ' X' .- ' I fs ,- ' - ' ' . ' --,I','I' . ' II I I ' Z ...1 v V - ' I 1 ' 1 lk- . . J. ' ' f ' . 1 ' 'V ' , - ' 1 - 1' gf! ' 1 tv . . , w- 1' x 1 1 'I ' . . 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Fntf Ruff: M. DeP.isque. D. DeS.ilwn, D, Howrnan. D. Cillll- lfflrt-grft1n1.!.' D. lfisluu, ll. Kntltk. D. inond, D. Olszowka, F. flu.-sla, A. Pawlak, il. Kowaltzyl., F. jatohs, D. f,.irlwn, R. Klarl.. Fun' Rffu: li. Iledran, Hahdas. Xttmztf Ruin: H. Diehall, V. Detkert, D. Cudek, M. hunger, I. Piuxgk, tk, Priwk, 1 , 4 lgsI.i, I, X'tnt'mttt, f. Yew.-turti. Ii. Letko, R. Lois, M. Fingello. D. Fisher, E. XY'hite. 7111111 A. Pawlak, VI. Kowaltzvk, F. Flguulwx, 17, H,ilx Run' Ii. Iiandeniicr, LQ, Adumaites, I.. DeXVitt, H. Makar, D. Dominisk, tl.is. ,httffzil Run: li. Kun-rlek. ,l. Sun-tli, H. DxVmv. D, Murnmnn, R. Kutera, C. Moore, G, Iledian. Ifffmilw Run: lx. XYIHI1.-, 1. Moore. l. l,L-lko. ll. M.ik.u, -I. Variot, H. Malek. A. Wlolanski, R. Zola, If. Burha. E. Kierzek, ul. I.. Rt-sney, M. Fiiigellu. 'l'ltn.l Run: R. Swieth, l. Prusek, fi. Prusek, F. Ciarnetki. Flflf' Run: Ii. Bielski, li. Kuta-ra, l.. DeXX'itt. D, Mtlrmdnn. D, Dum' 5-'Ul1ll'l. ll. Illllllff. Ht M3ll'YUW5kl. E- Kwlils, ,l. Kindle. Ii. jnlinmn, I., nnak. H. DiVito. Fff1n:ltRfn: F, l7.irnetlt1, Scitlert, I.. llarski, H. Rott, li. Moll. H. Malek, A. XX'fr.lmki, R Yola, If. I'Iurlw.i. I1 ,Mfpafae Are you a Romherg or a Sinatra? Can you discriminate between well written and merely tatthy music? Perhaps your taste runs to the jumbled variety of language furrent in One-zy Two-zy and Hffhickory Chick, with their pseudo-childish phrases. Maybe, unlike Senator Claghorn, you wander, unimpeded by geographical boundaries, to enjoy Sioux City, Sue, Atlanta, Ga, Pennsylvania Polka, Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa lie. Or is your preference for the romantic strains of Day hy Day, Through the Years, and Oh, XX'h.1t It Seemed to Bc? This club will add to your repertoirefwhatever your taste may be. IZ7 1110 Illorv ll '11 G01 Togvlhvr . . . 2 pina CAUMULS 5he'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain Wlien She Comes. Toot-tootl XX'.tlking past the closed door of the auditorium, it visitor of .1 generation ago stops. hesitates with :1 puzzled expression on his tune, for coming faintly from within. .ire tongue-twisting stttnzits ot' song. Our newtomer enters the auditorium, to see ten rows in the middle section tilled by members of the Spinal Chords. The Spinal Chords numher one hundred members, .'.nd, .ts you t.lIl see from the n.une, they ure the luelihone of Kelly's spirit. The main purpose of their meetings is to .tequaint one with immortal Amerieztn spiritunls .ind to extmet .1 maximum of wholesome fun from the humorous ditties the present high sthool generation might otherwise never know .ind love. SPINAI. CHORUS Sponsors: Mr, Mclieng, Mrs. XVII- ' Iinms :md Miss Jacobson I Officers: H. Ilonzxth, C. Smudn, D. Burrlatgn, D. Bolke Fifi: Run: D. Andrews, D. Maki- zyiki, I.. lfiegeitu, l.. Sh.idl.u, I. N.im.nitius, M. Leske. C. Revnnlds, . rLia,'..tf. Rf11r'.' H. Blair, P. Giglngrosso, I.. Page, Pol.1k, I., Lees, D, Steinl-ge, A. jgukowiglk, Y. ff.xrlson, E. 'l'vi'nne, j. Pailmlxiis. Tliinl Role: R. Rup- shis, -I. Dziulm, D. I5nrtl.1g.i, T. Pnkrzywn, D. Sliwinski, A. Bytzek, A. Smnley, D. Stark. Ifnurfli Row: E. Ihrnn, R. Beyer, F. I.:iHell.i, G. fiIICliQll.l, -I. Burger, V. Iiitkosli. IW. Pill.xr, A. Sobcmk, l.. McMahon, Ii. Gilinno. Fijlly Rolf: IE. O'Nelll, II. johnson, Komndal, N. Prov.1n, C. Plnttner. D. Kovarik, D. Krticger, A. Pl'llI'lt'IlllO.lS, l.. Skoknl, N. Liizi- fgllone, If. Furdn. lfifil Kerr: Ii. Hudziak, F. Lmrski, Ii. Semmelm.tn, G. Alirie, I.. Goetz, Nl. Iionkowski, A. Rigimi, C, Paige, I. llmdnik, I.. Kzlrwoski. .Yt'r1n1ilrn1z'.' R, Mikotn, M. Valenti, I.. Mnlek, l.. Urbnn, P. Marozns, T. Ktlysiek, I. Norvshis, li. Krug, D. Rdnditk. Third Rauf V. Piwaronns, A. vlurith, If. Reed, IX1. Lzworei, Ii. Hutltewnz, j. Antimaitis, E. Ludwig, I.. Metke, D. Kemp, S. Paplztuskas, Ki. Petule- witz. linnrllr Roux' A. I.41Zgtusk.is, A. Petkuitis. S. Petluitis, K.. Duszelkai. R. Trostel, R. Mtluiuglilin, M. Ilohko, D. XY'.ilus, M. Kfzelusnink, l.. kiunm. lffjfli Rules D. Mywek, D, Klimek, I.. Roth. R. Ktinmut. M. Mismueg, L. Knnperek, I.. he-ver, D. l7ur.1tk.i, R. C oyle. 128 1110 ,llappivr ll '11 'll lla Zinn! 6A0l f!.5 - gonfinue Sitting unnoticed in the rear, the visitor finds himself humming the melody as the leader directs the singing of the first number, Tell Me WIiy'. Witli the second number, Down the Valley, comes a warm, comfortable feeling, and, as stanza fol- lows stanza, he forgets he is an outsider while enthusiasm mounts, and the long-forgotten words pour into his memory. A few remarks from the club sponsor serve as transition to the next number, the beloved Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. He recalls his own high school years and the Negro Choir, which came annually from worId's greatest packing house, just beyond the community borders to render the most loved spirituals of their race for a rapt audience entranced by the rhythm and dulcet tones. Completely lost in reminiscent mood, our visitor finds himself jolted back to the tempo about him. NX!hat is this song? Ole King Cole ? Mother Goose has caught up with the Atomic Age? The old mon- arch is barely recognizable, but none the less jolly, sung by saddle-shod lassies to the accompaniment of these body contortions which tickle even an outsider. The period ends, The merrymakers stream out of the auditorium. Somehow the mood of youth recap. tured during this fleeting period, lingers on. 'What a lift Spinal Chords has given? SPINAI. CHORUS 'VI H ,' I. C' XYN'I, . .- . YI. Stet, I. Ilielawslxi, I. Cioldvn, Ii. flhmiel, I.. Kuciel, R. I'iwmx.ir. I.. P.lk7IlHW5Iil. A-Utflllil Ii'fi14'.' N. Klei- don, Ii. XYiertimI1, H. Kott, ff Sei pito, A. Tomizak, -I. Bayda, Nl. Puts ting, Ii. Feta, I.. Krol. Tlwlvil Run: I.. liardner, M. Heisei, II. Lose. I.. XVisniewski, P. Prokup, F. XX'iIli.ims. If. Partylta, R. Martensen. Iffinilli R011 5 I., Mrkiis, L. Pugh, A. Rakim, tzy, I.. Liapsa. P. Laske. C. Ciniadck. M. Angelo, D. Balke. Flflfi Run: j. XVinegar, B. Henderson, D. Ottway, If. Krueger, A. fhase, F. 0'Brien, Y. Liautney, M. Lirganto. I-11 it lxffzi 5 13. Ieslte. I. Ihvyle, II. Bi-ueix, I.. Iiowx-is, I . Ii-ltlienek, R. Yallone, I.. Thielen, Ii. Tartian, R Rx' in Y. i will Rffu ' K Smuda Ixeller, S. Iflatastini, I.. Iludz, I7. bells, M. Smoik. 'I lvlul Knit: V. Kvalita, C.. Denios, 'If vlanotk, Cf. Lange, ff Sumntr, R. Iioelunke, il. Ifheit, D. Dvimiilas, IJ. Iliselilei. lifwilli Run .' R. ylanick, .-K. Dmgosz, M. Remine, IS. Honath, Ii. I.ui.is, S. XX'.issuil-4. A. tlsmild, N. Sanders. 129 Don? Lock Him Up- CC KU B In one of the many issues of the Clarion, there appeared a picture, a group of twenty-four handsome fellows, dated way back to November 16, 1955. These chaps bore the letter K across their broad chests. Kelly was then but two years old and the K Club was in its infancy. It was small in proportion, but as the school expanded in membership so did the club. Today an onloolcer needs a sense of humor when initiation season arrives, or he may find himself in a more embarrassing state than the pledge. Ah josie!the proverbial morning black orchid is positively haggard and droopy compared with your delicate and fascinating loveliness, will ya marry me?? Your ears are not deluding youg this is a pro- posal!-one of the many, painfully enacted by K Club pledges. Surviving an ordeal such as this is re- garded as a test of manly hardihood, and incidentally, the K Club is composed of our most virile young men. The pledges overlook the arduousness of initiation requirements, for it is said that embarrassment and humiliation are wholly forgotten once full membership is attained. Only those having achieved a K award for outstanding performances on a team may join. The club devotes large portions of its time to discussing various games of the season, and works to promote good sportsmanship in all school activities. una-will CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Small Othters: -I. Daniszewskr. Treasurer, Mr. Small, Sponsor: H. Mueller, Vice President: M. Sutlirir, Secretary: F. Lietz, President. lillll Ran: A. lvlurrmv. ,Yttfnlrl Ruiz: H. Sthlusemann, A. Gains. T. Mazzutri, R. Lelku, j. lvlirantla. li. Liiliano. Tltirrl Razr: l., l'5.iltunas, H, Lesnirik, N. Pntanowski, F. Skrii- denis, H. XVilcup, R. Beatles. B. l.in- demann, l.. Hansen, C. Whttentlnrl, R. Dehiet. ll. Sthmitz. 150 H019 a Pledge! Fm! Razr: S. Bochenek, R. Dudek, A. Buchunas. Stffllll-I Ruuy P. Nirche, M. Wiercirmch. Third Row: T. Vfilkis, B. Sy- manski, W, Tipping, P. Barski, R. Bamford. Fin! Rau: C, Anton. Serum! Rau .' E. Saknwicz D. Slwek, A. Oko, 'I Kardas. Third Rau: K Ryan, N. Bavaro, C. UD degraff, M. Kuttel, D, Knstush. gijgn - gonfinue Perhaps, you handsome K men, in some far OH year, your young offspring may uncover this picture of you. The youngster will probably laugh as he criticizes your expression and attire, dated way back. You too can be sure to enjoy a hearty laugh as you sit smoking your pipe in your favorite armchair. 151 So-o-o- Big H0 lVas .7i5!zermenf5 B Say, did you see the whopper I almost caught? 1 know I didnt catch it, but . . . Monsters a la Munchausen are regularly reported captured by these devotees of the rod and reel. Wl1y be an abecedarian? Make yourself a Nimrod . . . a piscatorial triple threatnfand so runs the ad. Now, if you are a lover of this traditional American sport, fellows, you can really become experts in fly casting, bait casting, and salt water fishing. This will be your opportunity to spin your yarns right along with baitful discussions, which will bring back pleasant memories of shimmering afternoons and bulging creels. FISHERMENS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Borger lin-if Razr: R. Pakudaitis, R, Arailis, R, Monaco. F. Padilla, A. Piotrowski lljresidentl, R. Skzila. Sm- fmzd Rule: D. Hanna, J. Bcnbenek, XV. Norres. A, XVisnicwski, j. Sykow, J. Piven, E. Guzlas. Tliird Ruff: VU. flhipurko, D. Kuikers, R. Zielazny, ,l. Stotks, 'I'. jaczak, XV. Marszalek, R. Scherry, rl. Sirlwen. I-'vwfli Razr: F. Buck, -l, Skender, L. Bel- lettierc. il, Kolich, I.. Potempa, G. Tolsky, XY. For- tuna. R. Potyrala. 152 Is Bly lllalsv-l Q: on Slra ight? l 6ll4'lCl, Sponsor: Mr. Yiaxkeltxncl In IW It .' l.. Path, IU. lNItKennnn. li. lNlatlt--xxi.ilt. M. l.aPlaie, bl. Bond, Xitfirzil Rffn 5 Ml, XX aktland, 'l'. l3etet4v, l.. Beiglund, bl. Hainxli, A. Munh, R, IDL-rerignwwki, j. lilazelc li, Fiala, li. XYetterer. I , Berglnntl. M. l.aPlate, D. Slattery, 'l'. lk-tern, li. lrxala. l.. Path, D. MtKennun, li. M.1tkmxialt, Ci. XYetterL-r, I,. Rullek, -I. li.-nd, D, Xlartilw IIIN. The sound of laughter was heard coming from tae audience. hut not a single smirk came from the tast. No. their faces had not been frozen that wayg they wee trained to maintain perfeet control at all times, A few minutes after the play came to an end, phone calls began coming in from Darryl lf. Zanutlx and other producers saying that they needed more actors and actresses of this type. Perhaps we are exaggerating a bit, hut who knows someday one memher of the Drama Clnh may follow in the footsteps of Cedric Hardwicke or Ingrid Bergman. DRAMA l i 153 lfith Accent on Beauty ART NEEDLEWORK CLUB Sponsor: Miss Olson Firm Rau: I.. Baran, D. Bulski, M. Addison, A. Clurcio. Semin! Roux' Miss Olson, B, XVimunc, D. Biahobrzeski, I. Kamperda. Tbnd Rau: B. Sakowitz, L. Ridder, S. Sihonnveld, Li, Pawlisz. COSMIETICIANS Sponsors: Miss Verdun and Miss Thulis Flrif Rau A- I., Pontaielli, M. Palm, I. lNlackropoulos, V. Nowalski, G, Kor.1nd.i. Sucarld Rurr: B. Kavicky, M. Snulson, lf. Eagle, l.. Spengler, H, Mackropnulos, M. Starr, M. McLeod, S, lNlcl.cod, II. Baran. 'l'lvlrJ Roir: l. Nietopiel, A. Greybar, H. Hozian. .fgrf Weed e M104 B Virtually bursting with sparkling new ideas for accessories that give them that modern miss appeal, are these wielders of the needle. Gloves, embroidered so gayly with oriental effect that they can be worn with almost any costume, have been seen not only at Teen Town, but also in the Easter Parade. The showy mood of spring is noted in the multi-colored sequin buttons with earrings to match designed to brighten up a dark tailored suit, or to accent a new softly tinted pastel dress. These tremendous trifles stamp the attire of these misses as out of this world. ofimeficiand Save the surface and you save all, simply doesn't apply to good looks. The glow of good health is what makes girls exciting looking. These girls-many of them with training in dietetics behind theme- know that well balanced meals and lots of Vitamin C are cues to an even line of ivories. Only a brief refresher course in the fundamentals of proper diet plus generous use of HZO and pure soap prepares them for the skin game. Tricks of make-up loom less important after the raw material has been put into shape. Intelligent buy- ing of cosmetics and objective study of facial contours receive much attention. Club members apply the instruction by making-up one another with cosmetics purchased with club funds. So skillful have many members become in applying make-up that it's not obvious to anyone that cosmetics have been used. That's the real test. People look at your face. Why not give yourself the right one? 154 Dosirablos, Inc. 0Cl6l OUP XX'hat's your P. fPersonality Quotientj ? Wfliat would a test on the social graces reveal? This club acquaints members with the prerequisites which add up to an interesting person. The social graces necessary in a host or hostess are brought into play in the various activities ot' the scmester. Card playing is one of the most desirable of adult accomplishments. To be socially acceptable in almost any crowd one must know at least the rudimerits of several card games. Learn how to pick your cards in Rummy Royal with confidence. Polish up your game of Contract Bridge and watch your popularity mount. W'hen the crowd is in a singing mood, are you a droop? Do you know the words to Shoo-l-'ly Pie and Symphony ? Get in the groove with the crowd. Learn howf here. If there comes a lull in the entertainment, are you a blessing to the hostess by coming up with novel ideas that will amuse everyone in the crowd? Can you--whatever the social situationfmake those around you, particularly the timid souls, enjoy themselves? Your special problems. whatever their nature, are a welcome challenge to the ingenuity ot' these club members. 'loin them, and learn by doing. SOCIAR I lOl 'li Sponsor: Miss l.ynch Iiliif lfffn: M. A, Yanlseis. I. Spicuxla. C. lfialto, U, Mic-gln, A. Kivtarac. Xtlufrti Ii' u: l. Nllvins, QI. Kuclynslci, l.. l7i'c'cleliclcwn. Y. Yalcutis. 1 . llcituci. l. -lahlonslvi. 'lfwftl li'u1t.' M, rl, l'.m lifxlc, xl. l'.ii.lilcn. M. Donielv, ll. llauc-ltlxk. l.. -l.inL1-t. f. XYcn.'cl, l Pimtalo. l. Klirnah, A. Armc-llino. -I. Nlilaliiglilin, 'lf lionc-tls, li. l.i1tl4us. l. XYitlctmsl,i, I .'M:usl, l. Ur-I Vela, lf. Mungci. 155 , I n al Avo u' th 0 Loconl 0 litv ' ' ' . ...Que CHliliRLIiADERS l. Ryh,uLt. B. H,tnsen. H. lii'tegox'.u. S. ljnglish, ,M t Um! Run 5 R. lriuilse, j, Heitmrinn, D. Vuk-wit . 'I lfzrtf Run: li links. K. Vrttllo, AQQPECI, 6!Ql 5 K-E-LAL-Yi Rgthf Rgthf Rah! To green slcirts 7 white sweat-shirts, ttdd green beanies rind white gloves. This will be the complete costume of the ye.th te.1m girls of Kelly, who are the pepper-uppers for all .athletic events. The hustling and bustling noise in the corridor is dying out .ls the students rapidly till the tlutlitorium in .tnticipittion of .1 forty-minute period filled with ceiling-lifting cheers for Kelly. The .iuditorium h.1s now nn atmosphere of expectation as Kelly.1ns watch their cheerleaders for the sign.tl of the .tspen-like quiver of their lingers followed by the rhythmitnl setting motions of their arms into the lithe bending ot' their bodies .ts they begin with: l-2-3-si S-2-l-1 Wfho for? XXfhgit tor? XVho you gonnit cheer for K-E-L-I--Y Th.1t's how you spell it Here's how you yell it Yetthl Kelly Y f if To follow the xigorous pate of their enthusiastic lenders. Kellyexns must hue .1 secret cell stored up full ot' energy lor cheering. Still bubbling oxer with school spirit. students now return to their cl.1ssrooms le.1x'ing behind them nothing but the ghostlilxe echo ol' the now empty room. 156 Gliffin. 1 H.lN'L' you C111 p1J11111'1'1'11 11111 1111 CI11A!jI11,l of 1111.11 111 AQ . 1' 11111 1111 11111 1711-111k11X 1X11l1 111 SNK 1-.111'1'f H.lX'L' you 11'11r1'11'11 .1110111 11-g1'11cr.11111g 11N1 11.113 111111111 5111113 1iI11I .1 111111' 111111111 1JL'I'1l.lP5 you'1'c 11011111-1'1-11 111111 111 111111 A ' 11111 111.111 1111.111 1111 A111 1 1X1.1l'1'.N 111111111 11111 1111 1111.11 .1 1111111111 .1n11111.11.1as.11 511 XX111 1111 11 ' ' ' ' 11C1u1w X'lL'1I11S o1's11111111' 1111c111111.1x 11-s11111'11 111 111'11111x 11111 11111 111 '1'11c11111111v1-rs 111 1111' 1XI1l11lI1b . . . . . . , A31-1111111' to get 1111 111111 1 161,116.11 11 ' 1 11111111 111' 1111- 11111111-1 111' .1 11.1r1111'1 p1'1111u11's 1111is1's 11111111 11111 1 '141lL' Sk r1'c111i11g 111111' 1119111 . ' - . 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XX. 171 '. .11. 1. 1' K117.111-111 11 x l11111.11.1'i111.111.11.l11 15.1111.1111.1. K, 1111 111111111. 1. fi1u1.11111x11111, 11. f111'111.111x11.1x. DRAMA 5p1111m1': Mm. R11h1-r1s l 11. 1u,'1l' 1., N1111.1111w, 1.. K1111111x111 11 1111111 Nix 1x11 ' ' 1'I1f'. 1. 1x1 . 1, '1 1111, 111! 1. 11.11111.1, 1. 1.11 11. 1, -1.11111 XX .11111'11xt.1. 1.. 111111. 1 1 , .. l111.1111111, 11. A1.lI . ,.. 11.! '.1.1x111, 11, 1Wu11.1K, A, P11111111, N1.111. 13. K:.11111'1 1111. 1 in Bos Latina ot Acta Ilggnana we Jafin CLU Il LATIN CLUB Sponsor : Harrington First Row: Ii. Bursott, D. liuilmond, K . f.nss.ir.1, Y. Mayer, B. Schlcirhert, B. Hen' derson, B. Hxvlnk, ,I. Whnegar. Serond Row: H. Lluernnuskas, I. Michael, L. Hain- ilton, ID. Flournoy, If. Sthichel, M. Hin- m.xn, I.. Krueger, N, Host, Seiy.g I.. Han- sen, Y. Premg M. Hopkins, Pres. 'l'lnriI Row: tl. Il.rnuh. l.. Votitvn, ly. XIi'ilkes, A. Plruzck. R. Pmlws, R. Florian, P. Dzxdo, D. Iiuuhler, Puen, M. Smork, tl. Kutm, D. Uttwny, Mr. Harrington, Sponsorg 2. I.erhuwnh, I1. Peters, R. Knminski, .. horney.. I:1rstR1m3 I . Pr-txnexnh, Qi. vlglnlfmvskl, ll. 'I'omeIK. Se-tond Rum: IJ. Luth, P. XVA1 roxlxy, 'I'. Mnrrello, 5. Iflatnstilti, M. Y.rn- kers, -I. Sinolnek. Third Row: . Zellner. B, Kellar, R. Kuslikurms. Iwwuith Row: M. -Linnk, A. Bland, M. I,1tSot.r. I.. Page, I.. Rylmikl, A. Pekmlc, S. Durno-xnh, l.. Kondrot, XY, lion-ty, V. Svyrunnskx, IJ. Ixtut,ir.rngeln, ll. Mnlelq. li. Dusxlx. -I. Ro' r.ind.l, A. Xlnkxyxnier, D. NVQ-lps. Iiust R-mg l.. Childnel. II. Iwlmknopiuu los. I.. Mmrello, Ii. Mduser, Ci. Rodeo, H Milhde. Netuml Rong N. XVyszynski, Al Mummy, -I. Spirits. I . Aerpito, I.. Mall-in I.. Iluek, A. XYol.tr1sk1. 'lihird Row: Iiiutlr. A. 54-lk.i. H. II.ulilx, H. liornek, . Illwlonskr, II. Knlmxslti. I.. Ntnsklix, A I3L1i11-null, Nl. Heiwr. The O t'm' tes. Q' K'llf I ' . . . th H P' 51 A --115 C I5 s I..1t1n'Club members are formally known, derive their name from one of .e prominent politioll parties ol ancient Rome, composed of many of its most cultured anl l r' v '-1 .1 CIflfCflS. Optunates is rooted in the Latin Optimus,i' which means the best and the were 'ltlh 1253115 ML PIC of theff f'mf'5- Af Kelly, Of fourse, we maintain that our current resentltiy f I Jie edt PCO- always comms of many of Keuys Hbestf, P - 4 On 0 tue Optlmutes On Parents Night, the Optimutes, nttired in Howing H7835 fstreamlined 1945 versionsj which w II havefmeen the envy of any Roman, welcomed the visitors to the Latin exhibit for Open House Ou L A Quring the Clean-Up Parade the Optimates marched down Via Archer M ,qlimtl .N i-I I l. illustrious predecessors on Via Appia in earlier centuries. I iii i Y li lk Hur W3 WW ,,,-...awww A I. 158 Galley Proofs Are in! ADVERTISING CLUB PRESS CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Parker Sponsor: Miss Gouwens Smfuilg G. Rudnik. Fifi! Ron: Firfl RUH2' E. Dowzun. R. I7lL'C!'lZ. S. Matelski, M. Chalupa, Cf. janicki. N. Di Vecchio, R. Polasik. Srmml Second Razr: E. Rendak, I., Wfarzy, Raw: P. Hooppaw, 4M. Maiorca, T. Third Razr: F. Gaizauskas, M. Brasky, Martyn,A D. Raudnnis, Third Roun- XW, Mgirelgki, Mfg, Parker. W. Malxnski, A. Tornelln, E. Hanson, D. Dyhala. Faurib Row: L. Manuk, M. Cells, T. Lewanski, E. Zinglar, E. Wrwods, R. Christopher, R. Catelli. R. jacnbs, D. Mayer. Fillln Row: S. Wfeiss, S. Frederickson, l. Kelly, E, Lechnwich, R. Hanson. .fdcluerfiding li Kellyans Wise-Advertise! These club people are human dynamos judging from the amount and the variety of advertising secured through their efforts. A glance at the pages of our year book will reveal how far business people believe this little lamplighter throws its beams. There's the neighborhood drug store, the bank, the department store-and many others. Contacting these many firms and carrying through to the point ,of selling space is a form of edu- cation. Kellyans fortunate enough to have such valuable experience will meet the world with enviable self- assurance. redo CL B Once every two weeks the Clarion is issued throughout Kelly. Although the student body enjoys read- ing their paper, they do not realize the effort which the editors and assistants make to have it read with enjoyment. The achievements of other school newspapers are discussed to enable our knights of the news to be- come acquainted with acceptable standards in journalism. Clarion page editors are their own most severe critics and the period is all too short for the job of making the Clarion more readable. 159 Stop illv If You 'vv Ilvarll Th is TXVIST 'N' TXX'lRI. Sponsor: Mrs. Fulton F1111 Rfiic: I.. Liarilner, R. Whikup, R. XX'yxiiiu'ski. I.. Nu- wak, I.. Meyer. IE. Spindor, j. Spailis, ,Ytunnl Ruiz: U fig nat. D. lxwilos, xl. hvuboila, li. Zutla, J. Smnlicek, Nagel, -I. Dzietiatkmvska. Tfairil Roux' D. Memlriski, li, Krstulovicli, M. Zum, D. Al3I'IlIl'lUWIL'7. D. Svilbocla, P. l.L'Lli, I.. llicck. F. Ilrunke, A. Hland. jwidf g GAG CLUB Q Sponsor: Mr. Harrington 2 Fifi! RIPIIX' H. 'I'ui'ek. M, Letten, A. lurtaziik, O. XXX-lps, I.. Lange. .lhmml Razr: T. Her- lurlzer, N. Hunt, S. XV.imhy, N, McNeill, I.. Salranic, P. XX'.iiciwsky. N. Pytlik, D. Adam- Uyk, I. Nurhut, R. lNl:1ckuwak, -I. I,ufstroin, bl. Depa. Tbiril Ifffic: IU, Flood, I. C.is.1blanc.1. bl. Flanagan, ll. Stull, I.. Kru- lak, I.. Skala, N. Iinmczak, I.. XVitkuwski, V. McCord, H. Sniegulski, Mr. l l.lII'Il'1,lllUIl, I7. Strezak, R. Sslieuing. LB Comedy in the days of Shakespeare was a drama in which humor predominated, and the plot of which ended happily. Not so at Kelly's Gag Club. Here comedy is any joke or riddle, not barred for tritenc-ss, causing laughter from its listening audience. Make the incongruous essential, is one surehre recipe for a successful gag. Members here have become so aware of this device that many of them aspire to filling Bob Hopes shoes. Perhaps your sense of humor needs regenerating. Your gags and yarns may have begun to depreciate with old age. The solution is simple-Kelly's Gag Club awaits your membership. la, jwir! ll Skip to My Loufn Wliiit fun to be whirled around so fast that you feel like an animated spinning top. You're breathless, but enjoyably sol Theres hand work, head work, and foot work hereffall smoothly coordinated. Witli occasional accor- dion accompaniment for a few rounds of the Virginia Reel. even the amateur feels hep to the tricky for- mations of the barn dance. One semesters participation in Twist 'n' Twirl activities qualifies teen-agers to be the stars of our own Kelly once-a-year Friday Night Barn Dance Social. 140 llhostvrfioldians and Good Nlixvrs CHESTERFIELD CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Dempsey lin-I Roux' T. Stefans, D. Sakalas XY. Zevneckis, I.. Fmlbat, R. Rigoni A. Oko, R. Nick, F. Smietanski, Mr Dem sey. Siwnld Rnuu' G. Grams. I.. Buczliowski, A. Malinauskas, A. Meyer, T. Lazarski, ff. Nowak, -l, Matke. SOCIAL DANCING Sponsors: Miss Johnston, Miss Eastlund Ffurgmur1d.' J. Schultz, R. Mycofski, lfn if Rana' T. Marrello, M. XVyszynski, S. Gliik, R. Pennock, V. Lopez, E Knzicl, R. Rokowski, D. Vickers. .Yer ffm! Rule: V. Randazzo, R, Dnmagala E. Cygan, P. Green, NV. Bara, B Grunknwski, M. l.aSota, T. Rybuut, E Adamek, I.. Brinker, I.. Svara, I.. Mirkas, J. Kiaune, M. Miller, E Marsh, I.. Gruhlke, G, Billy, S. Para- dee. CAM,-Agfa! CLUB It is almost a definition of a gentleman to say he is one who never infiicts pain. Kelly boys who belong to the Chesterfield Club not only do not inflict pain, but they are a real source of pleasure to others, for the club members aim to smooth the rough corners of their personalities. An occasional young man ' ' ' ' ' ' tl.t rovress living under the delusion that cave man tactics will distinguish him is amazed to discox er ia p g with the girls can be achieved more surely and swiftly through the formula set forth by the wise john Henry Newman. ociaf arming B Dance, Chick? l'Sure enoughugfl Our Social Dancing Club has a repertoire of new and solid jive steps, smooth waltzes, and-Si, Senoritas y Senores-Rhumbas and Tangos, too. Outside of sharpening your wits at new dance routines, the Club supplies an abundance of relaxation and amusement. If you've ' ' ' A b . . f b 'n a little backward about the latest acquired that familiar title of WallHower, merely ecause o ei g rug-cutting, don't feel droopy or discouraged, Fit right in the groove by simply joining the Social Dancing Club at your own Kelly High School. 141 0f Rabbits and Kings CAM CL is Say, fellow, watch that king before it becomes en prisef' He is sure to win the exchange now. These are words of great meaning to eager chess players who look forward to becoming champion players of their class. After participating in about BO international chess tournaments, Dr. Alexander Alekhine, the world champ, in 1933 established world records for blindfold chess in Chicago. His death in March, 19-16, opens the held to a new champion. Perhaps somewhere in the Chess Club a possible successor to the title may be found. CHESS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Anderson F11 il Run 5 D. Kloeplei, 'lf Dunaj, l.. Siewierski, R. Nmak, R. Radyius, A. C lialupa. .Yifruml Ruiz 5 j. judiikas, H. Deernari, Ki. XXf.1Illi.1l. Tlvml Rui: : M. Rohlc-ski, D, Hrdina, A. Dumovitli, D. Ciiullinski. MAGICIANS' CLUB Sponsors: Mr. Sheehy and Mr. Nelson Ifllil kung Mi. Sheehy, Ci. Oelze, ,l. But- kis, R. Kiiowski, Mr. Nelson. Stmurnl Rauf F. Skuhal, I.. Surkus, Al. Siwek, C. Leto, A, Gresh, C. Pouliot, E. Senkpeil. F. Uhotzko, whim' Rau Ii Duclck V Froeli fl. Rinzcl. I f 1. A , , - licli, M, Seinleld, j. Skwierizynski, R. Pod- lasek, XY. Guide. Fflllllft Run: j. Maly. E. Rogers, j, Durachta, Li. Clirzanoviski, j. Stark, H. Holda, A. Potrav. R. Kret, A. Grela, ,I. lllavek. agicianfi ll Wriit, don't place that hat on your head! It contains a rabbit. Wliat? You don't see it? just give the hat to the fellow standing over there and he will produce the small, white hare. Astonished, aren't you? But don't run to the optometristg this is merely a practical prankster of the Magicians' Club enjoying your consternation. Perhaps you envy the Hindu at the circus and would like to make the rope dance? Practice with these fellows and you may become the Houdini of 1950. 142 Hvfe Up! Ilofv Doarn! H03 Up Again! oxing MMMH, CL is I BOXING CLUB Sponsor: Mr. lfralick lviif Hilti: I.. R.itlziriori-wiuiif. R. liniliif grel, R. Heinltl, U. Ruslnlik. S. Lesser, 'l'llMHl.lNCi C,l.l'H rl. Hurns. ,Yi wal' l'fu J -I. Hill lv'a, 5. Plat- - . . . . llli, lx. Micliiln. liffsxxieili. 'I TWT! li'ff11.' bl. Tplmhuri Mr' ll Tritz. Qi, Heinen, F. Leheil, M. Nain.ivui.ius, Fri-1 Rang- I. Ri-iiiinlexulci, XI. Unak. XV. Tiknis, .l. Railer, N. Klelnau, D. Hyman, K. Mlllai, ll. il.litlaga. R. Kulailct, ll. ll. Mankus, Stlneibei, .ftiwlil Nun: A. lil-ts. I.. Ulnii. cfnlt: R. Pic-nila. XXX lint-rf. el. l.al1u4l.i, M. ficlal. I-2-3-bi-i-6ffl1e's up! A right to the iawf He's clown? I-245' fhe's up. He's clown! Hes upf A lett uppercutf Hes clown. This monotonous action of ups and clowns may give the effect ot a yofyo, but in reality it is only Kellys opposition. Witli the proper training in Kelly's gym, anti Wfheaties every morning, what lacl coulcl possibly help attain the skill of the Great 'lohn L, or james Cforbett, The Ciolclen Gloves finals are willing to accept eager beavers who are cle1ermine.l to become great boxers, and where can you tincl .1 better place to get your start? You too, can be a man in ten clays. But it takes longer than that for the grunt ancl groan members of lielly's Tumbling Club who participate in a sport that centuries of revising has matle clitiicult but popular in more ways than one. Through many years of caulitiower ears, strawberry bruises, anil strained muscles, wrestling still rates high in the tielcl of sports. That muscle-bound character who sits next to you in class has a right to be proud of mastering the art which fascinated ancient Greece and the entire Hellenic sports-cow scious worlcl. 143 Y Jlissirvs and Tvs! Tulum 'w 1' 0I I Q5,90l'l QFLCQ B Mother and Dad see to it that news of the family circle reaches the sons and daughters in serviceg the old cronies left in civilian pursuits seldom forget their pals in uniform. But who takes care of that para ticular phase of news dealing with the beloved Alma Mater? That's where the Correspondence Club steps in. There are no forgotten mennf for women, eitherf -- for these club members go through their files methodically and get letters off to all those service people listed with them. The prompt and generous response to these missives testifies to the cordial reception given the work of the club. V CAemi:5frg B If you are inclined to produce toothpaste with an overdose of peppermint, or lotion that refuses to leave the bottle, don't fret. Come and drown your sorrows over a test tube of NH4OH in the Chemistry Club. Novel experiments are constantly being acclaimed, from Hea powder to an imitation of the Atom Bomb, with a beaker of humor in every attempt. Intruders-particularly the weak stomached variety g are kept away by assaults which are oifensive to the olfactory nerves. Rumors have it that this etiluvium is a new secret weaponfa vapor to render people immune to ravages of Atom Bomb attacks. CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Bunting Firil Razr: M. Kornecki, A. Sl-tala, F. Kindlc, li. Ashmnnt. Xvroml Kari: F. Stularski. N. Nowak, N. Miles, R. Mikus, A, Lidert. D. Vanda, F. Mar- tynuwicz. Tlurd Rurc: 5. Danelius, R. Romanek, D. Kowalczyk, P. lig- gert, F. Pacannwski, A. Beers, S. XX'od.mzyk, M. Paipidise, j. Malci, D. XYilley, j, Krueger. CHEMISTRY CLUB Sponsor: Mr, Schmidt I-'rin' Rfirr: LQ. Klvtliitu, A. Evans S. Pc-rtak, M. Zygadlo, J, Sure-ns.. YI Heard. Xtwfllil Ruff: Mr, Stllllllklf R. l.athn, K . Piwarnnas, F. Srnuk-urski I., lfitlit, 144 All Aboard! Letfs Zllovo! TRAVEL Cl.L'B Sponsors: Miss Budinger. Miss Eckel and Mrs. Leshyn I.. Sakus, G. Gaiz, A. Sorzickas, E. Zvengauskas, -I. Kwain, A. Kakta. Sec- ond Row: Brady, L. Deblartinn, H. Karbin, B. Domark, R. Devicke, E. Sum- merfield, B. Hooppaw, L. Sangorska. Third Rare: C. Dunham, A. Kobernik, D. Kindcrs, A. Alckna, J. Kardas, R. Bartkus, j. Clancey, A. Riebau. Ffmrlb Rua: C, Zabel, H. Malerczak, I.. Drozd, V, Piorunski, J. Kunka, H. Smas, XV. Huscher, F. Crosby. Flflli Razr: M. Roth, j. Rymck, S. Bragcn. B. Bajorek. D. Sa- dausky, F, Puchlevich, ll. juszczyk, l. XY'asielewski, ,Ylvlfv Row: E. Sy ien, L. Kuczynski, E. Rozlowski, R. Zuliauskas, T. XVaslewski, R. Gorecki, M. hlagow, M. Grube, S. Sawicki, A. Krzymicki, XV. Valantis, D. Holmes, N. Lustyk. F. Willey, J. Velvoda. CHECKERS CLUB Sponsor: Miss Dargan Furs Rau: -l. Licatesi, J. Clancy .Mwfffzif Run: E. Lisowski, B. Fatima R. jack-mink, S. Wlrlski, l.. XV.1lski, A Dudek, F. janecka, A. Ostrovr ski, R. Kutz Tlwd Run: J. Kutta, M. Dziemiela, F l.edone, lf. Michaluk. XV. Suinarski, I. Niniet, B. lD0l'llCl-I, XY, Bober, B. Miller, P. Nicholas. l.. Peslak. ,WJ CLUB Oh, to be in England Now that April's there . . . The armchair voyagers of our Travel Club Hit almost at will over the face of the earth, and now that the war-time ban on foreign travel has been lifted there is brisk demand for passage overseas. Brownings oft quoted lines acquire richer meaning after viewing the English countryside in the spring. Advanced stu- dents in the group who have traveled here more than once recognize Big Ben, Piccadilly Circus, and the Spires of Oxford as often as they are cast upon the screen. A Through the fiords in june Wfhat cooling vistas come via the celluloid to help us here at Kelly to forget the noise of California Avenue and the unprecedented April heat wave of 823 CAQCLQM CLUB Gaze at these preoccupied boys and girls. Is it a math problem which calls for such COl1L'CI1U'.ltlOI1? No, indeed. Take a second look. You're right this timesits Checkers! A visitor, entering a moment after the opening of the club period, might suppose that the game had been in progress for a quarter hour. The only sounds heard are the tick of the clock and the click of white or red men jumping the blacks. No need for a Silence sign. The atmosphere is heavy with the scheming of these engrossed Checkers fans. 145 'Yllove That 0n0 ec em CL II Gaze for a moment at the group deeply absorbed in a checker game. To one, the game appears to be a dry and prosaic pastime carried forth by mechanical gestures of both hands. Much to the annoyance of his opponent, he plays merely for the fun of it. To the other, his zealous adversary, eager to develop mental alertness, the game is a problem in modern Euclid. Of course the Club as yet has not crashed the Clarion front page with feats of individuals who can operate three or more games simultaneously, but they may yet be uncovered. CU'l'lQl Cl, B It may be the crispness of a fresh new morn, or the rainbows atop snow mounted pine trees, or yes, even an attractive bathing beauty. Regardless of which it is, the urge to recapture this beauty in form of a picture is irresistible to all appreciating nature's loveliness. Developing and printing are equally essential in the process of picture taking, The Kelly Camera Club offers good experience. The club concentrates wholly on learning the procedure of developing, enlarging, and coloring. Many a student who has merely experimented with the facilities the Camera Club has supplied has found this narrow path of amateur photography revealing a road to his future career. CIIIZCKERS CLUB CAMERA CLUB Sponsor: Miss Calloway Sponsor: Mr. Fulron Fifi: Ruiz: R. Franikimiak, A. Szvvctl, -I. Ifnwl Rolf: P, Piencak, I. Yuskenas. Mi. I.ovetere. VI. VI. Pasternak, I. Iisek. ,Ytiffrlil Fulton, R. Kulvviet, -I. Fudatz. Strom! Rffri .' 16,111 .' R. Kolwylaruvk, I. XY'oImxiiz, D. Mi- T. Bos, R, Carstensen, R. Sclmltens, A. WHI- tarthy, I.. ,IiiII'1lCI'. R, Strnlistlrein. R, Main- Iiams, A. Flournuy, R. Cfhapulis, E. Kammer, ellis, 'If I,ihusrt. A. Mathias. R. Paraday. R. Iaiskowski, I.. Siktua. 146 Coaiume Arts, Plastic and Dolnestic COSTUME JEWELRY' Sponsor: Miss Craven Firxrl Rolf: F. Valenti, D. Klemek, A. Dundich. A. Maksymiec. C. Minn- rich. Serwzd Rau-: M. Lnsich, H. Mikolajczyk, E. Sizrkus, S. Kurtys, B. Colton, R. Kemp, J. Boehning. Third Row: H. Filinovich, G, juras, J. Swulius, R, Soclm, L. Galeckas, D. Licfke, I.. Pitassi, D. Petri. Sr' SERVICE GIRLS Sponsor: Miss Cnrmody Fir-11 Raw: I. jendrzeiewski, F. Sooker. Sermm' Rau-: Quiding, L. Becker, L. Staschke, A. Knlndy. Third Row: L. Smaha, L. Ross. Miss Car- mody, E. Priedigkeit, M. Domagalski QLUQ fy What young miss has not been envious of the classmate who, with seemingly little effort, achieves .1 practically new costume by a change of accessories or gadgets. She shall have charms wherever she goes. Yes, she will-provided she perks up and makes them. All season trilles-those fetching bits of accent for feminine clothes-include tl colorful variety of firm and fluffy stuff. Creations such as the current quaint and cunningly flirtatious doll heads of felt are ideas that transform a severely Plain outfit into whatever a whim dictates. eruice ir A The weekly Kiwanis Club meetings at Kelly are reminders of the efficiency of the Service Girls. Regu- larly on Thursdays they emerge from their cooking classroom in their immaculate starched aprons to trans- form a mere band room into a pleasant luncheon spot for our community business men. Wliether our girls work with aluminum trays, in a make-shift room, or at a candle lighted samovur service in the social room, they lend distinction to the occasion. A look into the future will show us a multitude of social affairs very capably handled by gracious hostesses trained in Kelly's Service Girls' Club. 147 Sh Stay Tuned to This Station Elrincliize- We This is another tool of learning used at Kelly to create a more discriminating, more intelligent body of listeners. The task is to cultivate in students the radio listening habits, attitudes. and dispositions that will insure an extension of American democracy. L.-5.1 -f M.-F.-T.l - Lamplighter Snapshots Mean Future Treasures. L.-S.f 8: M.'F.-T.Y Yes Sir: Lamplighter Snapshots Mean Future Treasures. Perhaps you have the idea that someone is sponsoring a new cigarette. No, no one is. It is only a member of the Behind-the-Mike Club practicing correct voice placement in a pseudo-sales manner. This smiling fellow is looking forward to the day when he can become another Kenny Delmar. BEHIND-'1'HlZ-MIKE Sponsor Mrs. Baas Fifi! Run: A. Sivicek, M. Zick, Mrs. Bus, H. Furnck, R. Cinidelis, Siifiriif limit: D, Spousta, R. Kolesiak, M. -l.uuhs, M. Finger. D. Nntaiuingelu, I.. Stroskus, li. Andryauskas, R. Riley. Third Rffir: lf. Denton, j. Drummond, G. Skala, Z. Meizis li. XY'iiicoski, T. D'Andi'c.i. Ifnxif Run: H. Tipton, l.. Vutam, B, Kelly. A. Grclak, Il. Knoperelt, H. Malitlc, li. Xililnig, j. Verter, D. Nntaiiingelo, M. Arendt, Ci. Skala. 148 Welcome Home G.I. Ifellyl FAVORITE MIZLODIES Sponsor: Miss Markunis 1111! Keir: 5. Mince. J. Gruhensky. Ii. Nhlenhert, D. Decker, M. Iikimu- vuh. F. Kerznarit, l. Sankus, E, jen- sen. B, Havlik, B. B. Ii'Uu'.' F. Kurek, Ci. Bowman, I.. Mar- ! I It C lx Q kunis. Tlvivi fu Rudrigrel, ff. Klaric. B. Anders, F. Kwiklik, S. Iirdar, V. Gore. COMMITTIEIS SIQRVICIE MENS Rlifjlil- I'ION Sponsor: Miss Burns Orzak, I7. Sinokorski, l. SlP.II.I, I1 1 Ix1l1 I XYier Ii XY'llev I Sgt. I 1.v.irdner. ,Miffml Rfur: D I-Ianson, R. Piwmvai, I.. Kut, I Stryczak, I.. Bet ker. Havlik. SPIUIJMJ Q. Rin 'n, c. eruice en li ecelafion auorife From Africa, from Italy, from Germany, from the Pacific, and from the States our service folk come. Valualwle assistance in directing former Kellyans when they come for that long anticipated visit to their Alma Mater is rendered by these untiring girls. Their warm and gracious reception hespeaks Kellys traditional hospitality toward its service men and womeng it likewise deepens their friendly interest in the school. Witli spirit strengthened by this contact. our veterans take up their lives where the war broke into them. Webb.. In the realm of song there are these perennial favorites of the cluh: Mr. Frog Wfent A-Clourtingf Oh Susanna, Arkansas Traveler, and The Blue-Tailed Fly. If one's mood calls for listening rather than singing, he may relish The Dance ot the Clowns lirom Mendelssolins overture to A Midsummer Nights Dreamufa jolly, tuneful hit of foolishness. Add .lohann Strauss' Explosions Polka, as cheerful as a hunch of Iirecrackers, and jacques Ihert's Little Wliite Mule with a mind of its own, and you have music to he chuckled over hy the hest of listeners? 149 llfrangling with a Smile ree for idcuziziion Wlietlier it be about the latest Golden Gloves champion or an interesting bit about the atom bomb, it is all debated in the Free For All Discussion Club. The time often runs too short for these voluble stu- dents who look forward to discussing the latest bits on C. I. O. and A. F. L. problems, the returning vet- erans' housing dilemma, or the newest Russian-U. N. O. complications. Clear thinking, attentive listening, and courteous response can be the rewarding results of such discussions. Cham CL B Do people talk behind your back, and leave you out of social functions? Do you slouch, and ap- pear to be in the valetudinarian stage? Do fellows neglect to ask you on dates because you are unin- formed on correct table manners? Do you know whether the guy or gal goes first on an escalator? These perplexing problems can be solved with faultless results, by the simple Kelly method. No pill-no amulets are necessary. A large dose of the Charm Club, taken at regular intervals for one semester is guaranteed to lift you out of the doldrums. FREE FOR ALL DISCUSSION Sponsor: Mr. Wise Firfi Row: A. Matas, R. Renaud, Mr. Whse, P. Phillips, A. Gams. A. Matkovich. Second Raw: P. Knlow- ski, N. Berezowsky, J. Opalinski, B. Arendt, W. Seiffert, S. Dumovich, R. I-Iendren. CHARM CLUB Sponsor: Miss Martin First Rauf: E. Rybicki, V. Green- wald, D. Koston, I. Kumieng, A. XY'illis. Second Raw: J. Pronewich, C. Cassara, 1. Bianco. L. Wilkins, L. Iwaniec, G. Runowski, M. Gregait, S. Ziegler, E. Rosenski, V. King. Third Row: L. Maros, M. Svejda, B. Mavser, C. Olszowa, L. Reeder, D. Flournoy, I. Gawron, E. Segger- son, A. Meitinger, M. Belgraden. 150 V, Hcrkovxln, -I. Murray, M. Dukcr, M. B.1tti.1Io, I. Md IclI.m. A Ileart for 'Vorb A llvart for l'lay HOSTIESS CLUB Sponsor: Miss Moore Iffv-,If Rau: L. Ki.1ur.1kis, K. Dc-Lkcrt, D. Pnlm, I.. Lillwitz, L, Kvictkus. Xnwld Ruiz: G. Grolf. M. Dicukmann. H. Smsmlmke, A. Hunk. V. Kubxll. Tim! Rffu: I. Drozd, V. K.lI11Pf-CI'I. I. Clmolcxm. CHECKIERS CLUB Sponsor: Miss Schaack 1711: Roux H. Pcnnmk, J. Rnrnpmh, IT. Smolck, M. Lloyd, H. Grlwinicck, A. QICLIITIIIIIIN. Suomi Rffzzx' M. lhizc, G. Trlfonl, M. Skalcv, I., IULIPKCI, II. Zcl' cnk.1, DI. Uosz. F. Szostnk, K, Suhicfclhcin. CIIECKERS CLUB Sponsor: Miss McNulty ITMJ! Tnhlr: j. Hartig, T. Sznpinski, S. Yocius, If. Skmxronskl. L. vludy. j. vlavos, K. Klug. S. Gig- n.u- .Yffmlff 'lkzlzlff A. Hccsc. R. forlorxln, E. Dircks, I. Iinlsnlxnwsku. Xmmlmlu: Miss MLNuIty, N. flunp- Iwll, D. Scldlcr, If. Koznnowski. LES PIZTITES CHANTEUSIES Sponsor: Mrs. Lloyd Ffv'-I Roux' I, IVIILIIQKII, P. I77ic'nI2i.ik. R. Bula, Yhwzd Ron: B. Salma-mnnskx, E. Moms. D. Lukas, 151 lVith a Ready lest for Every Day F. C. S. COSTUME DESIGN Sponsor: Miss W'inbIg1d Fin! Roux' M. Knspcr, G. Pmznnowski, E. Slucr, D. S16 il-ms. Smfnzd Rffzzx Miss XY,ll'lbl.lkI. l.. Z.ni.xc, Boriowski. ART CLUB Sponsor: Miss Utley Fifft Ron: P. Grams, F. Dictsrl1m.1n, E. XX'-mrls XV. Mathcs. Serum! Ruuy' B. Gordeichuk, E. Mnttcsz Eckenfels, S. Filonovirh. Third Razr: D. K1-al.: acobs, P. Bonderski, S. Cordero. lffmrfh Run. J V. Szynunski, F. Pcrglcr, B. Snell. MORSE CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Reames Firft Row: VV. Bohdan, M. Schmidt, B. C.xss.1r.r ffl: 2-5 My Fw Q '11'i ... D D are 41 5 QP ' 5 E , F S : 5 5 rn 7 A Z 2'f'-I 152 LIFE SAVING Sponsor : Mr. Kellar Firm Row: L. Balorhuwski, M. Luszcz, QI. Cilm Lxwrcnce. Seroml Rflux' P. juril-c, J, XVU-:di . Migrlski, G. Bailey, Cf. Migutski. '1'lvinl Rfm Stupha, C, Frnnzke, P. Mclviabrm, P. Bulkr . XVMI1, XV. Rthfcldt, R. Stewart, ID, Ixixkm, I. Ilvmlcy, D. Mlulkc. .Yumlzil ROIl.' IB. Iiiiiliungx, .-K. I.Ivg.xn, j, Humlcin, G, Sihcurcr. lVith Love and Laughter Divot the iDay RADIO XVORKSIIOP Spunsorz Miss Smith -I. Uulki, NI. A. 1xPx7SI1NIQI. BOOK UF 'I Hlf IVIONTII Spunmr: Miss O'Kc1:fc lfrvw Rin I.. I'ui-lnk.1, G, j,mk-uwski, Li. Rodeo, 3 Ii. INI.iyL-1, I,. Silxwciwl, I.. Rivlck. D. Vxcu, M. Pulkux. FUTITRII TIEACIIERS Sponsor: Mrs. Breme Fw: Rm: D. lmlm, H, Mika, B, I..xyman, I,. K.u'ux, D. D-uxuxmt. .Vumrlil Ron: R. Mcitncr, R. Kuxh. SCRAP BOOKS FOR 5OI.DlliRS Spomor: Mias Mencel lfnil lx f:I' B. 5,lI,lxI1. Rv, fflxck, U. Kemp, XLqf111J Rin: M. Ii.1rnIx':.1. IJ. Xiwpur, I. I.L'ILlI'kI. Iii Zio wi4Ae5 fo :Le cfa Jded of + 1945-1947 from lbe Ai! Plaologmplay I lllgefzlly rrealed U I., B H I E A B U Cbimgok Leading Photographer! for Four Gefzemliom THE BIBSIJN STUIJIUS UF IIHIIIAHU 58 E. WASHINETIJN ST. IIENTHAI. 3982-3-4 offzoo Pfmfpgmpfwf- fm- the Lmpzfgfgm- Best wishes to KELLY'S GRADUATES 'A' JOE and STANLEY RUDCKI Archer-Kedzie Recreation A k l dg g d d h lp given by Mr. Carlso fN I S h 1 S d M F f G b Studiosg Mr. Hager y f L d C p y M K 1 fBlk1yP gC pany,andM B k fK gp P 154 GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES Sf? School Iewelers and Stationers if OFFICIAL QIEWELERS for 1946-47 GRADUATING CLASSES it PHONE: KILDABE 2063 AND 2064 I Comlahmenfd of - SPIEQWEL 3 A nation-wide mail order business with more than a hundred retail stores. Boys and girls from the class of 1946 are invited to start their business careers here. All types of jobs available . . . no experience necessary . . . we train you. Good pay for good workers. SPIEGELS IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK 155 GIRLS Opportunity in Office and Plant for I une Graduates 793 WHEN FLOWERS ARE NEEDED CALL VIRGINIA 1810 Sf? CITY WIDE FLORIST 4121 ARCHER AVENUE We design and manufacture butter, cookie and ice cream cartons DR. MATTHEW A. KASS oPToMETR1sT 75? 4098 ARCHER AVE. LAFAYETTE 8617 il' CHICAGO CARTON COMPANY IOHN A. KASS 4200 South Crawford Avenue Chicago 32, Illinois I EW ELRY-WATCHMAKER-MUSIC AND DIAMONDS 4216 ARCHER AVE. LAFAYETTE 8617 Advance Aiuminum Castings Corp. OFFERS KELLY GRADUATES UNUSUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES COME IN FOR A VISIT 71? 2742 WEST 36TH PLACE CHICAGO 32 156 Save Where Savinqs ARE INSURED for Safety The Assets S17,U Standard Federal Savings SHERMAN KLQVE CO. and Loan Association 3531 West 47th Street Archer and Sacramento Avenues 00,000.00 Reserves Sl,300,U00.UO Needs ' . Chartered and Supervised by the U. S. Government Iustin Mackiewich, President 'EEE 52:25 Nt wg, 0 Apply at Employment Office BOYS and GIRLS for Light Factory Work 16 Years and Older Work Close to Home GOOD PAY Excellent Opportunities Permanent Work PICTURES of Undergraduates in this book were taken by NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS 5854 North Kingsdale Avenue 7603 157 OVER A QUARTER CENTURY OF FINE PRINTING THE MODERN FRANKLIN CO. Printers of ADVERTISING 0 ANNUALS CATALOGS 0 BOOKS 538 South Wells Street Chicago 7 Illinois Telephone: Wabash 8662 FAVOR. RUHL AND COMPANY 425 South Wabash Avenue Harrison 1340 if School Materials and Artists' Supplies This book is bound in a KINGSKRAPT COVER Produced by Kingsport Press at Kingsport, Tennessee Chicago Office: 325 W. Huron St t I-IASNER AND SON PLORIST iff 3956 South California Avenue Lafayette 5642 Compliments and Best Wishes to All KELLY GRADUATES wk Remember us when in need Sporting Goods items it Sam Santo Sport Store 4073 South Archer Avenue Chicago 32 Lafayette 1396 O 158 BEST WISI-IES TO KELLY GRADUATES from the Forum Cafeterias Inc. Restaurants rank 3rd among the Nation's great Industries and Forum is at the top of the Restaurant Industry. Get in on the ground floor and share in our new expansion program. Come in and talk with us about a future with our firm-Steady income with good opportunity for advancement from routine Work-all of our better positions are filled by people who are successful on routine jobs. Free Insurance and Retirement plan, Monthly Bonus based on Business increase. Forum Cafeteria 64 West Madison Street Best Wishes to the KELLY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Compliments of Compliments of the Athletic E ui ment Archer Credit Iewelers q p 4208 Archer Avenue Company The better value jewelry store 'iff WENSEL BROS. NURSERY it 3455 North Westem Avenue Lakeview 4239 Plants-Bulbs-Seeds Soil-Fertilizers sk 4099 Archer Ave. Lafayette 4916 S. Ashland Ave. Hemlock 159 X The Kelly Lunch Room DR. V. E. SIEDLINSKI Wishes , ANNOUNCES HIS, DISCHARGE FROM success and happ1ness THE ARMED FORCES AND HIS to the RETURN TO PRIVATE PRACTICE Graduates f DR. V. E. SIEDLINSKI O . DENTIST lllfle 1946 CII'lCl 1:9lDI'L1CII'Y 1947 4143 ARCHER AVENUE LAFAYETTE 3650 FRANK V. ZINTAK COMPANY Anthony R. Zintak Real Estate, Loans and Insurance 4353 Archer Avenue Lafayette 1121 URBA FLOWER SHOPPE FLOWERS FOR THOSE WE LOVE Wedding Bouquets Funeral Designs Our Specialty 4180 Archer Avenue Lafayette 5800 , IUNE GRADUATES SAY IT WITH FLOWERS J E There is interesting Work lj in your neighborhood LESHYN FLQRIST mb I I at the 5454 S. Kedzie Avenue I Hemlock 5455 I X cRoMwELL PAPER co. 4801 South Whipple Street Attractive Arrangements of Flowers NN XR Lafayette 0336 for All Occasions 'T COSTUME IEWELRY 0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES DIAMONDS dl'al'l'l0ul'lt JQWQLPJ, IIC. WATCHES 4222W ARCHER AVE. - CHICAGO 32 - TEL. LAFAYETTE 4222 May You Attain Paramount Success, Kelly Grads . fM5ML fgfwffjjyj ' U 1 1 ' 2 -ii 'iw 31 MM 5' Y' ' r lux? 1,.,, IW., . offs' ' W-M grrf ' V' ,. Q! I X X 1.15. ,H gg ' V1f'? Llif!l f: . , C2 ., 'i C. Q5 . S 'QQ -4 X Q. 4 Q V , ,E ASE is JW? W? CWQMW P ffafpfjlygjvu W wf fk RE RFQ? 5559 QQ' at Si fiw My ff SYM . FQ th ' S n f.,w S E55 ,QF Eb 5 53 'ffiifi wifi? 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