La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

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Page 17 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES . . . . . flash their most attractive smiles for our cameraman, Ralph I.eHer, as they pose for their picture in the yearhook against the dignified architectural structure of I,a Salle- Peru. Under the guidance of their class ad- viser, IVIiss IVIartha Deans, these students have greatly aided the Ell Ess Pe Board in their task of publishing the 1939 issue ofthe yearbook in that they collected the money for the sophomore group pictures in their respective homerooms. HOIXIEROOIXI REPR IQSENFXTIVES FIRST ROW fl. to r.7: Orval firalioxxski, Rita KIoalli, Nlarie I.oeliach, Wil liam Keutzer. SECOND ROXV: Beverly Iiusggen, .Ioyce Patterson IY'inrl'i IISI'l4I'lV7 Gloria Baker, lane lfilipek. TIIIRD ROXY: Iiernaril Renkosiak, Xlary Xlice Sielien ' IOI RIII ROW Ir I ' Ifrl in xx Li Cirf hiner, Ihyllisiliistler, Iloward Hess. 'i f H 'Z 'T Il Baschieri. IOP PICTURE FIRST ROW fl. to rj: Henry Dagraedt, Ernest Dolanc, .lake Stefan, Fowler Cinotto, Charles Chemes. SECOND ROW: Doris Debo, Bonnie Cobleigh, Frances Correll, Lois Culver, Marjorie Dimmick. TIIIRD ROW: Helen Cough- lin, Frances Catalanello, Jean Cassidy. LOWER FIRST ROW Cl. to rj: Edward Volk, Paul 'Walgenhach, Darlene Toll, Eldon Sommerfeld, Norman Sykes, -Ioyous Walter, Vivian Sparling, Francis Strong. SECOND ROYV: Francis Urlianowski, Chester Wasilewski, IXIarjorie Tlioinp- son, Betty Lou IVeberling, Lorraine VVashkowiak, Florence Sonnenhere, Helen Tesche, Shirley Sutton, TIIIRD ROW: Josephine Torchia, John W7acker, David A. Symond, Anna Vale-sano, Rita I'rhanowski, Florence Stachowiak, Irene Wavelet. . 4 9 lil nu il-mann-if.-3-1 ns.. 7 ICIS 11 ri s', I Miss Gould's Homeroom II5 Mr. Korn's Homeroom II6

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SAFETY CAPTAINS OF THE SOPHOMCDRE CLASS .....:u't- rlittst- stutlcnts picturctl un the stcps of thu soutliwcst cntrzincc in tht' slmtlnw of tht- clock lmvur. 'lihc mcmhcrs of tht- class who hnltl the rcspmisilmlt- pnsititms ul' Szift-ty Cziptziins hxivu spt-cilic tlutics rc- quirctl of tht-ni. lfzich wt-ul: lintls qi nt-xx' Salt-ty .-Xctivity lacing czirrietl out hy thc snplimiwrt-S. 'lhc Szilicty Cziptgiius :irc rt'- hponsihltt lor the nizitcrizils ust-tl in this :xc- tivity which :ire ohtziinctl frnni Kliss Ut-Luis, who rccciws them from thc Stzitu Ut-p:u't- incnt ol Szilicty in Springlicltl guitl Uttziwzi. l'ill'1S'li ROW' il, tn r.7: xvflllllil Usintlncz, Bette: Mt-tlill, XYilliam Grusslcrcutz. Dt-lures Giczewslti, Klurit- Bruner SECOND RUW: litlwnrcl Clurku, Emil Snntlmlini, Bnhhie Dunatt, Richard Buckner. THIRD ROW: Henry Phillips, Ray Krnlzik, Frank Scnica, john Erncnputsch. 'UPI' l'lL l'l'RE l lRS'l' ROW ll. In r.1: l.t-nI'nl1:1r. l7rgink Ulvt-xxslci, litlinuntl Lipinski, Xlziry ,lt-anne Smith, Betty Ann Wt-stcriiixiyr, Xliltlrctl Hurlthzirt, XY:intl.i llNl4lIlL'l Sltlfl FND lil NY: Cecilia Cltvletzulczin Burch, .liuinne Smith, lgmrciict- Klufszittu, Glen Klziuritzcn, Phyllis -lziculisuii, llllllll RUXY: .Xlice Krieger, Helen Manu Dunatt, Nlyrtlu llintl, ltvnt- Snmlgcwtli, Durotliy Null. LOWER FIRST MN' fl, tu r.D: Burnzirtl Smt-nt, flwrgtl lxxsl. Stwqirt Sell, Frank Senica, Durutliy Ncxxmincr, llctty Shields, Phillip Slltll. l't-tt- Rnligirtli SIQUINIJ NNW: Chwtcr Slwtniclci,Klx1ryScntt, lfrt-tl Sflnnnc- gvr, Riclizlrtl Szilxi, l.urn -lcxin Sknk, .Xnitzi Schultz, .lt-:in lliilliguns, Klriry ,Xlicc Sichcnhincr. THIRD ROXY: ticrtrutlt- Suitlzi, l,ll11 Sclilt-icliur, Ccciliqi Skimrnnslqi, l,llllIlIl Venturi, lile:inor Sainui, Yalt-ria Schmollin- gt-r, Shirlcy Rutliwnht-r,gcr. w x.f-ue, 3 .-----..:lxi : 'icrllgnn-i1.r 111 1 Mr. .lungclc's Homeroom I05 Miss Appleton's Homeroom IO7

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AN ENGLISH CLASS GROUP DISCUSSES .. . . .in Mrs. Ifthel l3uglvee's Ifnglish IV class. Vllith a bulletin hoard and gay colored posters as an appropriate hacliground, they are engaged in earnest conversation prior to deciding on activities which they propose to undertake. 'Iihis group of students from the class meet and carry on intelligent conversations for the major purpose of gaining experience in conversing. lhey conduct interviews and researches, which gives them widespread views of the different phases of literature. 'Iihus they hecome capahle of reaching group decisions as well as individual ones, Tl JP PICTU R E FIRST ROW ll. to r.,l: Jack Myers, Evelyn Mc iser oris inte ritii 1 Xrtnt Whit Ludwig Novlan, Anne Nemeth. SECOND ROXY: Riti Nlurphx Norim O Brien Irene NI lu liti NI irion Nleyer, Richard Mueller, Mary E, KIcGray, THIRD ROW Bernice IXauioLaitis Nlir artt Nlenntm Kathryn Minneci, Florence Meyer, Shirley Morawitz, Nlinnie B Noel U FWF R FIRST ROW Il to r.J: George XVollf, Thomas Iirttlvurn Bill Curtin Nlelxin H1 tnmut 1 Iinwoos Ifdgcoinlu, John Mt-nne, Howard Hess, Vince Wozniak N ON J ROW X 1 ter orn 31 'X in t N Flaherty, Velma Bryan, Doris Wlren, Delores Giczews 1 oseviinc mut 1 1 ernt I owe IH ROW: Ronald Williams, Sam Vaccaro, Stanley Dziarnowslvi Donald Lilla Sophie lolttl Iorttta law itlti joe Zogar. -'-1 -1-1-'- 1