Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1934 volume:

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C lee C C ,It Club Tennis C ub lX0liNiAN W1 LI 1 S1 AT lrack ROTC VL I'L'SIllIlf, Band Inter class Track Cross C ountrx Team THOMAS W ILSH Spanxsh Club Box1n5 Club 'XFCIIIICCCUFII Club Senmr Bots Club Bow Cvlte Club STANLEI WERTELRA Iunlor Boxs Club Sennor Bots Club Track Inter class Cross Countrx Inter class Box Ing Spamsh Club Gxmnastxes LILLIAR WESTBERG Sennor Gnrls Councll Ylee presxclent 3B Class Honor SO tlets Chairman 4A Class Prom Committee Jumor Gxrls Club Dramatnc Club Fencmg Club NIARY WHYNOTT Secretary Gxrls Glee Club Circle B Plano Club G A A Golf Club Athletxe Club Iu nor Gxrls Club Girl Reserxes DOROTHY WILLIAMS Semor Cnrls Reserxes G A A Beglnmng Rhsthms Honor So enetx Tennis Club WALTER WILSON! Boxxng Fenemg., S ummmg, Cholr Opera Club BAXTIR W lxDnc.LTH Traek lunlor Boss Club Ixeuttnant ROTC ROTC I Olhcers Club Ruth Team Euutxu XVITROR sR1 Inter Class Traek Inttr elass BUXIIIL, Track Champlon Bots C ee Club ILIHIUI' Boxs C u Semor Bots Club Dramatxe Cub XX XLTPR W ITROR sm I-ootln.,hts Club Dramatxc ub Le nx lla Cadet Or ehestra Concert Orchestra Fenclng Cyltc Club O era Club SIGNIUNID WLODARCZX R Heaxy xsexght Basketball Team Baseball I. 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C'l-- C bg ' 'l Sw' l s lul. all bs 3' H' lj Cl bl GVI -- -'Q 9. . .1 ,l ' G'l lxx fn x LY 'P If xx Pa rr Rsox N I D will 1 gin. fr S MX, Q1l4XflXlXLlI luv! twin Mm IMMIXMNL Qlxlrm-yr 'xfnrlx flulv ll:A.xm1 H IM A 11111111 Q-.vvzvzziiul I11 - 1 4 clubl lvruml XMIM: -lux N mf club: Iwrflml Um' b V ilulxg IW 11-4 C luv: Rlmxxlu' 1 11 Klub: lutL:wU1.11. l.1p: NIA My L Mih- . x ,Q , V T0 THE GRADUATES UE JUNE 1934 I A551111 1 Lentuiy of Piogress spre1ds itself 111 yiyid colors lllllig Cl11c1gos l1lee front Agun she 1111 IILS people from 111 tl1e L01 ners of tl1e WUI ld to x ILVV tl1e speet1eul11 den1o11st11t1on of tl1e mow tl1 and 1el11e1e111ent of tl1e PISK eentuiv Yau gi 1elu1tes of une 1134 'lIl10LlSLl1 you 11e not spee1l1e1 y l1l1e led ue the pioudest of hen exhibits the most 0Llf5llI1Clll'lQ express1on ol her lLI11lIlx 1ble eexe opment H mu l s it tl1e souxce of hex piesent stiength 1 1e1 future 11111e Upo11 you she depends f1r 111o1e tl1111 upo11 he1 piles of SIOIIC 1ne ofhees How you liye, wl11t you thlnlx wlnc you dre1n1, these 1re 111 1' determimng forces of her future Your c1t11e11sh1p IS her life Bec1use we wl1o hue known you 1nd guided you for these four deyeloplnsg ye1rs behexe tl11t your st 1nd 1rds 1re sound 111cl your 1de1ls worthy we send you forth 111to tl1e llrger eomn1un1ty of the city urgmg you to 1111ke ClXlClg0S y1s1o11 ele11er, l1er hfe ele111er 1nd her 11111 l11gl1er Let tl1e eour1ge md the entl1us11sn1 of your youth l1elp hei to solye the smggering problems n11ter11l 111d sp1r1tu1l of today IS she l11s oy ereome stupendous dliheulties 111 tl1e PISI Then n1.1y we say with pride 1nd eo11f1dence Lo, through her heart, with purpose to fulfill And reach her highest go1l beyond con1p1re Throbs deep and strong the strenuous cry I will' 'Xiu I K R . . 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AND TESTAMlfNT DF THE CLASS DF JUNE 1934 I We the undersngned bemg of sound body md reasonably sound mmd do hereby des1gnate our l1st w1ll md testament To ye vsho heed we w1ll and do bequeath the follow1ng twect twxtter To the up and gomg Qln 1 semester may bej 4A s we lease the twlrps who come around and lsk Cm I Interest you IH a b1d for the NI1l1tary B1ll9 O posslbly the puslllmlmous 1nd1y1dual who bustles up and gurgles brxghtly I would be w1ll1ng to furmsh transportatlon If you could get me Ind my goll frxend Into the Prom To the 4B s we tender Ax ogadro s Hypothes1s md the mtrncate mmor det uls of valence As further encouragement we pass on Mr W A ohnston s old horse of chemlstry j motto You cant w1n Truer words were never spoken J To the 3A s the joy of becommg a senlor Qln a semesterj w1ll ID all lnkellhood be the greatest thrnll Then too Englxsh teachers start to clamp down wxth homework and the honor of dolng research work Qjust lxke college only not so crowdedj w1ll overwhelm all junlors To the 3B s we leave the joy and dlscomfort of thelr flrst class party wlth 1tS ey er present bashful element both male and female I can t dance today I got a head ache and anyhow I ve got th1s shuffle wxth three other fellows J The to1l of physlcs or possnbly the mterestmg field of Journallsm Qths ns yournallsmj may add an mcentlve to br1ghten your dullest school day To the lovable 2As Just one more semester of Geometry w1th a darlxng propos1t1on1n the form of the Pythagorean theorem As You Lrke It w1ll no doubt be a slxght handrcap to those students who just dote on Shakespeare To the 2B s we bequeath the hlgh pressure feelmg that comes to all sopho of If you may never feel that way agam To the tender mercxes of the IA s we leave the IB s wxth thexr wrde st1r1ng eyes and utterly dellghtful CUFIOSIIY Wlth them goes the warnmg All Infants should be handled wxth care as they brunse yery easlly To the ch1ldren comma pardon me comma hngh school students comml we leave dear old Lrndblom and 1ts wldely varxed actlvxtxes perlod May they watch the1r scholarsh1p standmg they put If up on the bulletm when you become a unxorj and plow delicately onward perlod perrod To the faculty we glve the eager oncomlng horde of 4A s 4B s 3A s 3B s ZA s and 2B s Also the IA s and IB s QGod bless themj To Pop the yamtor we leaye the quesuonable dellght of klckmg bums out of the We eagle ofhce ey ery mght Last but not least to Mnss Murphy our mentor hrm but kmd we leave the neyer to be exhausted yoy of pxlotmg another clrss falmost as wonderful as oursj from umor B hood to Semor A hood As a further means of makmg her l1fe enjoy able we hope that every game of golf she plays lt a certam llke country club yynll be well under exghty five QFor exghteen holes that IS J For records of all bequests to charxtable orgamzatxons please see our firm of lawyers Tvxxrp TWIFP TWIFP and Son xx1TxL5515 BARRISTI-RS Gmac Bc 1 IIOSAI He It II La z Illl La non Mmm: L S1411 Dal Page 79 ,, . . 1 v , 3 e ' e ' ' , 1 ' ' . 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CLASS HISTUIQY l The Iune 34 graduatmg class was organized m September 1932 Thexe vxere then 900 students ln twenty one dn lslon rooms Cur first Class Party xx ls .1 Chrlstmzs entertamment and dance, December 15 1932, under the ausplces of the presldent Robert Turley XICC presldent Lxllxan XX estberg treasurer Robert Waters 1nd secretary Florence Horlock lx presldent Turley relmqulshed the gaxel to XX lllum Hull 111 ILDILIIIN 3 vshlle the soelll slde of the el1ss lctnltles were turned ox er to Ahee Worbu ROgC1 Slndberg was trelsurer md Cweneuexe Stewart, SCLFLIIYX Our first h lll 323, wls establlshed and wnth the other nmeteen d1x1s1on rooms the class h ld an enrollment of 785 students The Class Party, May 19, was 1 Sports Dax dance ln the semester begmnmg September 1933 the class lost mlm Of1fS membels when the junlor hlgh schools became semor l112l1S, and by 1 rulmg of the Bond of Educltlon, the students were compelled to attend the school ln thexr respec t1Ve d1str1cts By 1 further order of the Board, they were 'allowed to xeturn llthough some were permanently lost to the Class, 1s the decrelse m populatxon thxrteen sections on the mlm floor 1nd three ex junior hlgh school students nn the b1leony The ofhcers of the elass wexe Slgurd ohnson presldent, Ruth Molengrlft, vxee president Robert Hesse, treasurer, and Colleen Brldle secle tlry The Class Party, held December 8, vms agaln a Chrlstmas dance Durlng the last semester begmmng February 34, the class enrollment num bered 600 headed by Duane Clutterham presldent Ann P'1rkew1cz, VICE PFCSI dent, Ch lrles Mclsflughlln treasurer, and Colleen Brldle secretary for 1 second term The whole ellss oecupled the thnrteen seetlons on the mlm floor Hard Tmmes ox the Depresslon, not unknown to 111 of us, wls the subject for the Class Plrty, April 6 Wlth the ald of contrlbutlons of old mlrrors from the students Mr Ballmg xery lxxndly made 1 reflector for the llghts to be used for the Prom une 1, and all the other Proms hereafter On une 8 the entlre gfidultllig class partlclpated 111 the Cllss Smg, and Class Day wls held june 13 Then elme the dawn une 14 gradultxon vxlth long xovxs of grey elld students 1LCL1XlI'lg then dxplomls long md Il0lSllX exehmged flrewells then sllent lulls 600 mole 1lUlT1l11 Fl om NC r I-IOR1 oc K lllxl 1 fs 1 s X ' Y- ' v' ' ' K I y vi '- f I f . 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I ' 1 11 1 A ' J 1 , 11 1 1 ' 1 .i, 1 - l ' 1 1 1 1 K 1 1 all-1 d 1 K 1', N Q, 1 lj ' P, 1 1 1 L L V ' 1 'B Wh. ' xr.'x l'1 . 11 , W I ' -5 x. L' ' gt 1.b 1 1 A 1 1.! - 1 A- 11 - L1 1 U ' 1 1 L-Q K4 L1 1 - K- 1 1 L5 L 1?-Q 1 11k 1 1 '1 ' X1 '.1'i k 1 1-' N U 1 1 gil - . Q -1 I ' 1 ' '1 1 1' ' 1 ' . 11- . 31 - 1:1 1- 1. 11 A11 '1 K 11 1 I 1 '. 1 ' .Ar 111 1l1'- 1 ' ' ' c ' Q h 1 1 11 ' X , . . . 1 . . 'Q ' '11 1'C ' 1 1Y 1 J ' , I 5 ' 4' Chg' ' N ,lll A '11 I11 911 1 HLlI'1' 'K Pf--cz -1 1 Q-11 41 - -C11. '1-,. C111 AH ' ' ll.. rillx 1'X1'I'S. lim' 1953 1 1 7 , 1 1 ' 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1.1. 1 1 1, 1 1 li .U-1 1-111.-'hiv-' 1- 'x1 1 1-- 111 MID HAGED l Mr Izugene Hager one of the members of the Geography Department sprang from hardy pxoneer parents 1n South Dakota Hls father, a Methodxst m1n1ster 1n th1s state was one of the vsrrters of the state constxtutlon and founder of the state uma erslty Whlle attendlng Huron College 1n South Dlkota he became qulte a renowned athlete starrmg ln tht 440 yard dash hammer throw broad jump, lalgh lump and also as state smglts and doubles champlon ln tennls for tvxo years Of hrs many other tr1umphs at college problbly the most outstandlng was the wmnmg of a state oratorlcal contest Later he taught country school and then geography and Latm at a Normal College where he also coached football Durlng the war he was song dxrector a Camp Beauregard 1n WISCOHSIH and play sxcal dlrector of tht l42nd Fleld Artlllery Thxs many slded personage enjoys 1 number of drverslhed act1v1t1es durmg hxs spare tlme Outdoors he consistently shoots golf ln the 90 s IS a nature lox er and an authorlty on trees and blrds and also a fairly expert trout flSl'1CI'I11.1Il A smger of merlt he has been a member of the Apollo Male uartet for fue xears sololst nn several suburban and Chlcago churches and a smger and reader at Chatauquas ln the west Lnndblom has been sexeral t1mes honored vuth hrs s1ng1ng and that of h1s celebrated srster Mlna Hager Whrle here Mr Hager has taken graduate geographx Courses at the Umx er snty of Chlcago vuth Mlss Semple J Paul Good Doctor Banovts and Doctor Leppard Lmdblom IS fortunate rn the wealth of eacpermnce and pleaslng personal1tX brought by th1s athlete teacher smger Mr Hager Pan 66 . . , 5 V 1 7 4 . 1 , z . , ' ' Y. 4. , , 2 . ,V . . . 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I .x . - V 4 4 . 4 K I v .. 4 , 4 , - - u' MISS HAMDSHEIQ I Slnce the very begxnnmg of Lmdblom s hlstory Mlss Annette Hampsher has been an act1ve member of the faculty The Engllsh department has found her servrces lndlspensable She has shown her 1nterest 1n the welfare of the students by gxvlng her personal and helpful attentlon to many of thelr perplexrng problems Although Mxss Hampsher was born 1n Phxladelphm Pennsylvama she recerved her ent1re school tralnxng 1n Chrcago After graduatlng w1th honors from the Vfendell Ph1ll1ps Hxgh School she contlnued her educ1t1on at the Unlversnty of Chxcago Her earnest efforts and hours of study attalned for her a Ph B degree In preparat1on for her teachmg career she then attended the Chlcago Normal College The Amerlcan Conservatory of Musxc was another source of her educatron Before begmnmg her work as an lnstructor Mlss Hampsher had an lmportant pos1t1on 1n the buslness world She was the secretary of Mr George E Vlncent Dean of Facultxes at the Umversnty of Chncago The Campfire Gxrls an organ1zat1on whlch d1d much to enrlch Lmdblom llfe was one proof of Mlss Hampsher s ab1l1ty Upon her rested the burden of 3SSlSt1Hg and adv1s1ng the members 1n the planmng of the var1ous social events Wh1Ch they gave She accomphshed thxs as successfully as she has all her other undertakmgs M1ss Hampsher s avocatxon IS motorlng A year or so ago she took a motor trlp through Europe Sxnce then she has mvested 1n a car of her own and has now become a very proficxent drnver Durlng sprmg vacatxon thls year she drove to Washlngton D C to v1s1t 1ts h1stor1c POIHIS of 1nterest and to see the world famous Japanese cherry trees 1n blossom Page 67 . . . . , . . 3 1 .. . . .W 3 1 , 1 ,- . . - , 7 . . , .. 5 Q . , . . . ,.. fvlfx 3 ,-.u-..aq- fy' t, I , . f - - we A A- t - f, Of, t , fl 1 ' , V K GDC D MEETINGS I The very essentnl group meetmgs hlve returned fhlS past semester, w1th the restorat1on of the Glrls SoC1al Laboratory MISS Courtenay and MISS hdwards had been granted two or three hours 1 day 1n wh1ch they addressed the PI'1Wll eged glrls It was 1mposs1ble for thtm to I'C1Cll all the g1rls but those who had not tl1e opportumty of 1ttend1ng a mettmg wt1e perm1tted to s1gn up 1f they had a free perlod durlng one of the SCSSIOHS The tOPlQ of th1s semester V115 Good Form 1r1 Llft At the first meetmg MISS Gourttn1y or MISS Edwuds 1llust1 1ted good form 1n the 2yl11I1'1Sll.1l'l1 Good 101111 111 the soe11l wo1ld xx 1s tl1t subpttt of tht next 9095100 At tl'llS t1mt tht l'0llT11llflLS of 1l1fI'OCll1LIl0I1S 11 trt Lll9LLliSLCl 1nd otht1 sttmmglx smlll but Xtt stu 1mpo1t1nt COUIILSILS At tht th11d mtttlng tl1t groups 1t'tntltd 1 fO1lT11l Lallllitl Tl If IS rhtx homt untll tht tlmt It wh1tl1 thts dtp1rttd The l1st meetmg was 1 Xen 1nttrtst1ng ont It was C1lled the uestlon Box Tht glrls subnntted tht quts 10115 to Nllss Cou1ttn11 or NI1ss ldv 11ds 1nd they Ill turn msyxtxttl thtm All tht exoups probltms vxtxt msxxtrtd suth 1s, wl11t to vxt1r If tht Pxom who should spt1lt f11st vxhtn 1 xoung lwdx mttts 1 young 111111 mtl v1h1t top1ts should bt dlscusstd vxhtn 111 LOIUPIIIX vs 1th ttrtun txpts of ptoplt All qutstmns PLI't'lll1lng to Good Form 111 Llft vxtrt lI19VVLlLd P41468 frnif f 1 I 1 . . . Y. - . . . s , ' t 1 i l 1 - .Q V t . t t . . . ,, . . . . 1 I t ' 1 ll t T . Xin. X ' . , . .1 x I I ' - . .1 . 1 U ' YI 3 I ' 'E 1 'A' il I V ' 1 5' VX , . ,. 7 . L, I 1 L L, i, A . A 1 M were taught what to do and how to .ICT from the tune they entered the host's I Q l . 1 Q . ' 'X V I A z . 1 ' ' ' K '. 1 Q l, ' , ' ' , , v' ' - a v ,1 '- f yi - ' V . - 73-3 X 1 Y' , 3 ' Yl'l - 73 I X s , , , ,. . . - y ,, - - - , 1 . V ' ii 1 Y 1 I Y 1 I W' X I X Y I I ' - ' Y' Wi . Y I I l 5 3 . ' X VA l . 'f . . iq, 71 'I Senior N01 we J I . 4,2-5. 1 V- . Mx vff EYMNASTIC HUNDIQS I Our gymnasts have the envnable record of accumulatmg twenty one shlelds smce thelr entrance 1nto compet1t1on Through the combmed efforts of two teams and the1r coach Mr Smxdl a former Olymprc gymnast four more shlelds were won thns semester The teams are plcked by an ehmlnatxng mter class meet held about a month before the 1nter scholastxc meets Two teams are plcked the jumor team con SlSt11'1g of nov1ces who partrcxpated 1n no prevnous meet and the Semor team made up of letter men and junlor prodlgles W1th eleven 1nexper1enced gymnasts to plck from only a umor team was entered 1n 1925 but true to the Llndblom splrxt the champxonshlp was brought home From the small number of asplrants of 25 the class gradually grew to about 130 cand1dates at present One of the most outstandlng of our former gymnasts IS George Wrlghte who attends the UDIVCISIIY of Chxcago at present and has been the Conference Champlon for the last three years Followxng are the city champlons or Lmdbloms hlgh honor men and the team score No entry Troy Fruth and Curtlss Wrlght Bednank Urchyk Colao C Dlllon Pohl 52810 516 00 509 75 534 45 560 75 519 75 505 50 536 75 1925 1926 1927 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 La Pan Q21 Curtlss Glowakn Urchyk Colao C Kaspryzk Hawkmson Wlxon Q31 Jarasek 47150 507 80 516 00 53150 54733 54125 539 00 483 00 530 25 Page 69 V Y ' . 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Jf Frurh ,.e,1,.., QQfjfffffs06.00 1928 Kruntorat :?,l2.j.Z,519.00 , 'x ' J lf fr 13 WM A CADELLA CHUIID I Among outstinchng organxzauons 1n Lmdblom the A Capella cholr IS one of the first 1n l1ne The cho1r has been 1n exlstence SIDCC September, 1930, and 1n the lnterx emng four ye1rs has appelred before the most d1scr1m1nat1ng audx enees Mr D1x1d lNVx1ll r has been the11 mstruetor durlng these l1st fOU1 1e11s 1nd the gentlemm who led the Llndblom A C1pell1 cholr to extx w1de flllle The ehorus I9 not only 1 sehool org:1n111t1on 1nd 1 group vuth eltx wlde 1eput1t1o11 but IS eonsldered 1 n1t1on1l 1nst1tut1on IX t1e eho1r p rt1e1p ted 111 1 eltx wlde eontest tor ll tx es ehmuses llld tr1umpl11ntly brought b1elx to Lxndblom 1 be1ut1Tul t1ophx wh1eh vx1s p1esented to Mr Keeler l'o1 thls 1eh1exement, M1 Keelex SINV ht to p1esent exezy member of the ehon 111th INLISIL L NIIDX of these L s e11r1ed three 1nd fou1 eheuons e1eh eheuon Sliillll'-XIIXQ 1 1e1rs membe1sh1p 111 the Ll1Oll eontests Among these mu be ment1oned fou1 t1mes for the Sundax Ixenlng Club twelxe appe1ranCes II the UIIIXLFSIIX of Ch1e1go, the lN1t1on.1l MUSIL SUIJCFNISILJI1 Conferenee the Nltllllill hdue1t1on Assoentlon Conference the Ch1e1go SXI11pl lUI'lX 0rehestr1 tour COISI to Cont bro.1de1sts Bex erlx XXOIHIDS Club IDlllgl1tL1S of Incl11n1, ulgley Nlemorul Chlpel lllll1OlS XXOXDHHS Athlet1e Clubs the Bethmx Unxon Chu1eh of Bexerls Hlls 1nd FILIIULIULIS other pubhe 1ppe111nees The most reeent publ1e 1ppe1r1nee of the ehmr NK IS If the C,l'llL1gO gLllldlV Ixenlneg Club on N111 thnteenth Then 1ppe111nee lf thlt tune XVIS 1 felture of the 111 1onvx1ele eelebr1t1o11 of the OQCDIHQ of Houth XX eelx The P1021 IIN xx IS bro1ele1st thnoughout the nndelle west PLIN1 fl ' 9 . . 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'lg '72 Pug 5 W'iHr11al13, nba! arc' 3 011 Joiug uf our sf1f4'FH R c' 7 IT ID THIEF I A jeweled e1r trumpet 1 preelous ruby rmg 1 dnmond br1eelet valu able steel bonds pIlLLlLSS yyeddmg QITIS stolen' S1017 Tfm ' Thursday llld Tr1d1V ey enmgs Aprll 76 1nd 77, wltnessed one of tl1e most l11lar1ous farees ever presented o11 my StlgC 1nd eertamly tl1e funnlest produc t1on eyer presented IH the Lllldblillii Audltorlum The plot WIS so lntrlcate that lt almost defies the tellmg The story 15 eoncez ned wnth two self confessed l1leptoman11es, Vlr Carr the absent mmded father of the br1de portrayed by Duane Clutterham, and h1s future son ID law, ames Cluney, played by Robert Reule The xlluslon that they are kleptomanxacs IS forced upon them by Nellxe, a new ladles ma1d 1nd her accomplice IH cnme, aek Doogm portr1yed by Agnes Soutax and Ray mond Sp1y'1l1 Mrs Carr who IS contlnually losmg l1er ear trumpet was played by MlgDOH Lmdqurst The part ofthe beautnful br1de was played by Courtenay CUFIIS Dr Wfrllowby best man, w1s played by John Erdm 1n H15 hour old fiance was played by Bernlce Oswald When about to malxe thelr esclpe the th1ey es are dlseoyered Turmng the tables on the pollce they do escape They are once more 1pprehended 1nd foreed to glye up thelr loot They ue howey er for gxy en for SILllll12 the 1rt1cles after they reyeal the f1ct that the thmgs supposedly taken by Mr Clunev and Mr Clrr, were only planted there to dlyert suspxclon The Sprmg pl1y was remarkable for many reasons FIYSK It was noteworthy because of the flne dxrectmg wonderful actlng beaut1ful scenery, beautlful costumes, and pretty glrls Then agam, there had been no usual play or opera, 1 few vyeeles III whleh to produee 1 pl1y parlllel to the d11n11t1e trlumphs of past years Tl1e pl1y h1s been coneeded a suecess by all who wltnessed tl1e pesent1t1on proof of the flet th1t If vyas not only 1 p1x1llel but lt posslbly suxp1ssed IDX of 1ts predeeessors Credlt for 1 success never IS plaeed upon only one deputment In the ease or the Lmdblom play lf l1es yuth a number of people and dep1rtments, w1th Nllss Grace Kmer, the d1reCto1 of the present1t1on, who by ylrtue of her long years of experlenee 1nd undoubted ablllty, IS well qu1l11':1ed wlth tl1e players, m1ny of them yvlthout any p1ey1ous expeuenee yy ho so vyullmgly put forth then best efjroxts to produee thxs short notnee pl1y yy1tl1 Mr Ruppreeht ln yyhose l1ands l1y the slle of tl1e txel1ets w1tl1 Wlss NX llllll'llS vyho supexylsed the yyo1l1of Ulllxlllg posters for 1dyert1sement yy 1th 'Nils Knehlns who l11d the t1sl1 of I'l1llxlI1Q the neeesslry Costumes 1nd costume ILLLSQOYILS for the produetlon I N 4 , l hl, ' 'I I Y I X T A7 . . 4 , .. . - . 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V , , , e1,- '1 1 1 l lay.-1 111 ffwrm' ,xif ffr1'1'1' 11fv1'1'1' I l'lIH krvjw 11171 my 1111 V Upper Ro U7df3V3lS Semkoff Bowman Sponsor LINDBLUM DANCE UIQCHESTIQA I For the last eleven years the Llndblom Dance Orchestra has had an envnable reputatlon Mr Claude Bowman former Concert Band dxrector sponsors tlns orgamzatlon The orchestra furnlshes muslc for most of the dances and socnal gathermgs that are held 1n the school The members of thls group have made the class partnes a huge success thus year The players who are chosen for the1r good techmque and for a sense of rhythm and harmony are selected from all of the dlfferent groups 1n the school The orchestra meets for rehearsal before ex ery dance to practxce then' muslcal electxons whxch are the latest and most popular dance hxts of the season Herb Phnlllps IS noted for h1s hot trumpet work Russ Chrxstensen xs re ponsmble for the excellent trombone playmg N1ck Semkoff does a good job of t1ckl1ng the 1YOI'lCS Robert Wllson and Seymour Itzkowxtz supply the Wayne Klng effect w1th thelr saxophones and j1mmy Featherstone 1S the player of nh all lmportant and 1nvaluable drums The student body owes these boys and Mr Bowman a vote of thanks becaus they for the moment take the students m1nd away from ever threatenlng D s and exammatlons Page 77 i,,A - ,Q 21: wi, F? W- . i i , , 1 . Front Row-Christensen, Phillips--Manager, Featherstone, ltzkovitz, Wilson, ' ' 7 , ' 9 3 . Y . . . , - S . U . . . 7 . ,, . ' . Y . . . . . A , c n , c , . . Q v ' , . . . Upper Row Loungton NlcCoy Geddmus Wc7esny amts Goldberg Smrth Bruce Thnrd Row Dobras Landes Parllman Stoutll Llndtmann Iotkstecl K1rt7evwskl NOWlLkI :Epstein Hollcnbeck Sctond Row Urban Scor7a Fruchel Moore Tatu Pulllam Nllctus Smutnx Reinhardt Mclzader lront Row Dobras Smith Chalupa Abraham Skala Hauch Slmons Poppendxck Grlglak Klopman THIIQD AND SEVENTH HOUIQ CHDIIQ I Under the able d1rect1on of Davld Nyx all r prom1nent choral dlrector, many young people begm a thorough study of the art of srngmg whlle 1n the thlrd and sexenth hour cho1rs These cholrs represent the raw materxal out of whlch IS fashloned the A Capella Cholr The puprls are taught the value of breath control by practxcmg exerclses speclally contrxved for thls purpose Intonltlon and ear tralnnng are two more xmportant phases Next comes d1ct1on, an essent1al of good choral sxngmg Thns must be gnven the utmost care Sometlmes there xre exght or ten dlfferent parts to a song and 1n order to master the1r part, they I'I1L1St be taught melodlc 1n e pendence Whlch 15, malnly quotxng the d1rector, and mmdlng your own usx ness Ensemble, or st1ck1ng together cannot be forgotten, the parts must blend perfectly Wlthout a good attack a cho1r IS lost and certalnly release goes hand xn hand wrth thls, so pa lently Mr Nyx all dr1lls them on thls polnt Then lastly but not least, the strlctest d1sc1pl1ne must be enforced Whthout attentnon 1 cholr lacks poise To be able to sxng on p1tch wlthout the a1d of a plano ns the chnef arm of most choxrs In order to attam thns peak of perfectlon they must be absolutely mde pendent of all 1nstruments md depend Solelx upon the1r splendld ear tralnmg IHS! x8 -, Y, , p N . , YJ V . v . x 'I V 7 Q I ' Y ' ' ' 5 A 7 Q ' T V 7 'i I 1 7 lv Y' Y .VI 7 ' I I 3 V ! 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I up- Upper Rom Albright Ruth Dutllo Cruemr Brads Cnnsbtrg Nlhetlnr Sehmaltl ohnson lxrocnlnp, Thnrd Row liutkuvlch Kelly Krumt Snpkovnsku farms lhgdon Vlralnva ISullnan M Sullnan Crlsko Second Row Bertell Nlatvska I-loemr La Velle Tnndltr La Rochelle Skroclm Staluna Ipnth Iteho 'vloravek SIXTI-I HUIJIQ CI-IDIIQ I A rather obscure but ambmous group of young students who meet IH 209 every s1xth per1od w1ll someday form the corps of the A Capella Choxr These boys and glrls are exer str1v1ng to do thelr best and thexr mam object 1S to become a member of that group Thxs Choxr IS a subject that can be substltuted for muslc 1n the Sophomore year Mr Davld Nyvall, who has done such admlrable work Wlth the A Capella Choxr, IS the sponsor and mstructor of the s1xth hour cholr The group ns d1v1ded 1nto elght sectxons basses, sopranos, tenors, contraltos, and several other sect1ons Speclal pa1ns are taken by Mr Nyvall wxth 1nd1v1duals who seem to have .1 future and partlcularly good volces Every person 1n the choxr 15 coached on po1se and ease IH publlc appearance If posslble he IS gnen an opportumty to appear before an aud1ence The fundamentals of xoxce traxmng and d1ct1on are stressed 1n the Hrst few months Toward the latter part of the semester var1ous songs are practlced and some of the less chflicult p1eces 1n the repertolre of the A Capella Cholr The organ1zat1on has no officers Wlth such a large membershxp as that of the cholr If was lmposslble to elect any officers or to collect dues, or to hase any soclal exents These students of the s1xth hour chonr are contmually lookmg forward to the possnbmllty of some day becommg a member of the A Capella Chonr P1151 1 9 l l '- ' . - ' , 1 ' '. ' U ' ' H W ' , ' U, ,l g . ' A '- VT 1 ' V! 'I l I ',YY ' 1 A A I . ' ' V V ! ' ' l V 1 -' .- Q ,4 . 2 ' '. K- '-. ' . Front Row-Noreka, Shimcall, Gedl, Poronsky, Bruck, Fcrznep, Pisarek, Mangan, Mrozinska, Sullivan. . t . 4 . C I 6 . V . . . . . . . . . Y . . . V . . . . . . . Y . 5 rl ' 7 CUNCEIQT DIQCHESTIQA I One of the mrny outstandrng features whrch grves Lrndblom a hrgh rank as 1 school rs rts Concert Orchestra In thrs day and age when musrc holds such an rmportant place, there rs no town so small or cabrn so lonesome and secluded, that rt does not hlve the opportunrty of hearrng the best of musrc over a radro Some day, and perhaps not at 1 sery drstant date, the members of Lrndblom s Concert Orchestra wrll be performrng th1s great work of educatrng the publrc to the best of musrc by broadcastrng Thrs organrzltron offers one of the greatest advantages rn the school Musrc rs generally consrdered a luxury whrch only the rrch or near rrch can afford However, thrs rs not true at Lrndblom The rnstructron, whrch rs of the very best, rs free to anyone The rnstruments are loaned to the students and there rs 1 great varrety from whrch to choose The orchestra has as rts gurdrng Splrlt and drrector Mr Lyngby, who has for srx years trarned, encouraged, and obtarned results from green materral Twrce every day durrng the thrrd 1nd fourth perrods the Concert Orchestra meets rn the audrtorrum The thrrteenth Lrndblom Concert Orchestra season was marked by the study and performance of several masterpreces of symphonrc poetry All semester the notes of Tscharkowsley s drfhcult 1812 Overture have rex erberated throughout the audrtorrum Those who are not grfted enough rn thrs l1ne of the Frne Arts to become a member of the Concert Orchestrr can scarcely realrze what hours of laborrous pushrng and puflang were spent rn practrcrng the complrcated classrcs But they undoubtedly enyoy as much rs therr lrsteners the symphony that they produce Bernard Cwomberg, concert master, rs 1 member of the graduatrng class He hrs been an outstlndrng partrcrpant rn many of the musrcal events here at Lrnd blom and brought hrs school career to a clrmax when he gaxe ses eral musrcal selectrons at the grlduatron exercrses Some trme durrng thas sprrng the Concert QjlLl1LSU l wrll try out rts mettle xxrth other hrgh school UI Ll1LSfl1S of the ertx The Trtus Oxerture composed by Rrchrrd W rgner h 1s been selected IS the contest number tor eompetrtron thrs XLII Mr Ls ngby has chosen the hrs moxement of the Unhnrshed Ssmphonx ox Schubert IS the optronal number On the audrtorrum wlll hrngs 1 shreld thrt testrhes to the fret that Lrnd blom s Concert Orchestr1 is rs m rded first place rn clrss B lrst Near The requrred number rn l1st xerr s ee ntest vu rs the Impressrrro oxerture rnd the chosen seleetron W rs the popullr Xlerrx XX rx es ot XX rndsor The purpose of thrs org1nrl1tron rs to turmsh musre for the frll md sprrng plus Ind often for speerrl lssemblres It llso upholds the tradrtrons of Lrnd blom that eserv s udent must haxe uocrtronal 15 vxell IS xocrtronal tr unrng Iaer '50 1 e . . 1 e . 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A - 1 H - .1 -1 -1 1 .- ,1,.- ., 1- ,, 1 .1 . 11- , 1 .. . . , .. .. 1 ' If 77' ' V' 91 1 ., 1,1 . 1 .. 1--f ,1 7 1 - ., 1 1 r . . . . , 1, ' '. . lx 1 3 , . - K . ,Y , 1 1-f I -1 1- .- 1 - - 1 ,e e e. .. e . , f , ,,,, . ,. , . , , . -, . . . . 1 e t 1 1 1 K- J ,,,4 Lpper Row-Lmnubrry, X lasgk ums Pgtrauskas Oshgll Nlalonu Parlud Sdunr Brluskxeuxu Pour Thnrd Row Smm ara Kalmak Xondrasgk Sghechur I-laugh Nurnl Brnadhursr lxngbs-Conductor Segond Row Niaru nuvuu lxax .uagh Turtle Barlella Cywrgns Rum Osborne X .1ndeBor,art Niark Punnrame Front Row Nue Clmrmnplur Dzulmk Nialxnoxskw Polun Pvmnranu. 'Vlnllu' CONCERT OIQCHESTIDA lrd Row Rumund Wrfum IM Nmak B slda Inland lx.1nus.1s Cnpx Suond Row Rlnku Nklrupm Hurny An gr-.nn Vl.1ruln.1 Brrgnrt nmautn lun Sum H VOD! RUN! F L Ln L 1. N xxx r I I 1414481 r 1 ,' ., -..kI.,, y ,'A - Arn ,- Upper Row-Sukas, Baribcau, Hary, jorney, Kuhn, Nakis, Mr. Lyngby-Cnndugmr. Th' '- , -' ' , Q' , f ,' ,Q'-lj. 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Lpper Row Acker NIcGrevs Vhntbtclt kelly Karpxnskl Kapusuak Supolllt Nos ley Dempster Lxngby Director Third Row Drobena Roberts Kalafut Cech Pntlkin Grebelis Nowncki Luta Sunnick Second Row Tylmskx Perehinczuk Gross Fiedler R Selgan J Selgan Fetzner Mohl Ward Front Rovn Sheehan Palasky Sutkus ohansen Prexsmger Drummond Suskx Vrabel Fngland CAIDET UIQCHESTIQA I Under the able supervision and patient direction of Mr Christian Lyngby a group of young aspiring musicians gather in the orchestra pit of the audi torlum during the fifth period each day to practice and to drill preparatory the goal for which they are ever striving an entrance in to the concert or chestra To the promising enthusiasts who have conquered the 1mportant prm cxples and essentials of music, and have achieved the ability to produce har monious melodies this advancement is awarded The lone bassoon play er although weighed down by her cumbersome in stiument renders her best music with a smile The talented VlOl1H1StS contribute 1 beautiful swingmg melody the Uolas bow the after beats, the piano players are constantly on the job, the cello section add to the swaying harmony, and together with the horn cornet flute, trombone, clarinet, and time beating drum, the orchestra plays in unlson the selection led by the sweeping grace ot the leader s baton The twenty fixe cent dues for the semester are donated by each of the members From the amount obtained new music and other books necessary for the work during the semester Ire purchased In the Cadet Orchestra of today lies the hope of the Lmdblom Concert Orchestra of tomorrow lax: 1 c l I i 3 7 1 Y V A . 1 T A V I .1 1 . 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AA -'fvX.fL'f Yak!!!-ff ,K M, LMQQV Upper Row Andrews Rogers Mnchalskr hllek Bogal Wach Sazma Taman Gordeychuk Izmond Bucholz janecek Nesnldal Lambeth Hayek Seselskas Harrrs Thlrd Row Schranz Dluhy Plocar lxovarlk Blaha Vlorgan Grohovena Langdell Dlsch Flynn Huss bauer Fagm Lexa Buchanan 'Fischer Marzeck Goetz Second Row Matuszak Shaughnessy Baker Olson Butler Kross Suskx Surak Hefton Bllek Drager Santor Fenton Deuprees Kalata Igthneray Kuczera dent Blahut Treasurer Wnppcl Bunyea Rogers Nlltchell TIQEIBLE Cllff CLUB l The beautxful tones whlch were heard every day durlng the elghth pernod on the thlrd floor came from room 309, where the newly formed Treble Clef Club held 1ts meetlngs Under the capable, w1ll1ng, and efHc1ent dlrectorshlp of MISS Goetz, these young g1rls were belng tramed ln preparatlon for future member shlp ln the Gxrls Glee Club The orgamzatlon conslsts mostly of g1rls who have never before been 1n a group of th1s klnd The greater majorrty of the seventy members were 1n the1r first or second year 1n Llndblom Thexr most lmportant work th1s year was preparmg to smg together with the members of the Glrls Glee Club at A Century of Progress Although many tedlous hours were spent m vocallzxng and learnmg songs, they found t1me for 1 llttle recreatlon Every other Frlday, the ent1re perlod was used for programs gxven by the glrls There were beautlful vocal solos, charmmg duets or trxos and many other allurmg types of entertannment To serve as thenr presldent for th1s semester, they chose Sally Gold Pearl Urbanek was elected as the v1ce presldent, whlle Jennle Hmes and Eleanor Blahut held the offices of secretary and treasurer, respectlvely The lrbrarnans were Genevleve Rogers and Margaret Burger Although these young smgers have not yet had t1me to show us the1r real ab1l1ty or make themselx es very well known among us, we feel sure that they wlll do so before very long, and make us proud of them as we are of the Glee Club Pug: 85 M-JV , Lf,-vf :br 1,7 iq I f X ! f JY Y s. 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Q U l Y ' i ! lu 9 ! ! y I 1 i Y I . , , , , - Front Row-Cann, Bozarth, Ketterer, Gloviak, Hines-Secretary, Urbanek-Vice-presndent, Gold-Presv n ' v V y y 1 1 . - ' 1 QQ 5, ' Y . . . - Y Y l Y GIIQLS GLEE CLUI3 I Do re ml the a b c s of muslc are not essentxal 1n the day s work of the G1rls Glee Club Under the very fine sponsorshxp of Mxss Esther Goetz the Glee Club strlves to develop the art of choral smgmg It has partxclpated m many outstandxng affalrs 1n the past semester On Aprll 9 the whole organlzatxon sang 1n the Cnty Gxrls Cho1rs whlch was composed of volces from a few schools at the Nat1onal Musxc Supervxsors Con ference 1n Orchestra Hall M1ss Goetz was accompamed by the entlre chorus On May 8 the glrls sang wlth Marshall Hlgh School the part of the Little Loves ln Mlrtel In Arcadla a pastoral by Henry Hadley It was presented by the Apollo Club under the dlrectnon of the famous Izdgar Nelson at the Aud1tor1um Theatre The officers of the club were elected at the end of the prevlous semester Glorla Boller was elected to fulfill the responsxble posmon of Presldent In the absence of Mrss Goetz Glor1a took charge of the class and conducted It wxth ease Agnes Burns was elected uce pres1dent wh1le Louxse Tucker was made secretary wlth Mary Whynott as her asslstant Florence Horlock was chosen to asslst Marjorle Johnson 1n the office of Treasurer Musxc L s were awarded to members who had been 1n the club over four semesters and had m that txme been an oihcer or had achlex ed some honor ln the fleld of muslc L s were glven to Glorna Boller Agnes Burns Evelyn Helm bold Florence Horlock Maryorne johnson Lvelyn Pam and Mary Whynott Page 84 . , . . . , - - , - - , . , . . 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V . 7 7 ' ll 777 ' ' ' 1 9 7 7 7 7 ' NGNON ' N 1 L f- N j' A4 ORGAN lzAT IQSIS I .1 Upper Row George-Sponsor Shlnaeall Sloan Carlns Lowe Shore Bus1nessAdx1ser Ninddle Row Bell Berg, D1cner Thomas Cernx Thompson Haas Oehler Front Row Klappauf Pnctureldnor Brummel G1rlsSportsPd1tor helm BossSportsId1ror I-nduss Ed1tor1nCh1ef Hobhk Bus1nesNlanager Axelson Assxstantldxtor Boller Humor Fdxtor Drobena F'cchangeEd1tor THE EAGLE STAFF l An Eagle po1sed for fhght IS a symbol of contmual onward fl1ght It typ1fies a march upon a never endmg Journev on the road to success The p1lot or the june, 1934, annual was for the second t1me, Edw1n Fr1duss, the Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef The ass1st1nt Ed1tor was Helen Axelson The pos1t1on of Llterary Ed1tor had been occup1ed by Sy dney H111 but h1s res1gn1t1on lef .1 vacancy wh1ch was filled by Lm Carson The Boys and G1rls Sports Ed1tors were 'Vhchael Kelty and Margaret Brummel The bus1ness manager was agam George Hobhk Humor wls taken care of by Gloru Boller, and exchanges were made by Anne Drobena The Plcture Edltor, responslble for long hours of to1l and efHc1ency, was Alun Klappauf The Eagle 1n 111 of IIS fourteen years of exlstence, has nex er 1ncluded a large staff The mhnlte amount of work necessary 1n the productlon of an Eagle, 15 accomphshed only by 1 m1nute d1v1s1on of labor 1 system wh1ch m1n1m11es the danger from the too many cooks Too mueh emphas1s clnnot be placed upon the Work accompl1shed by the tx pxsts, for the1r task IS at th best an arduous though extremely nmport mt one The he 1d tx plSt VVIS Florence Cernx, who held the slme pos1t1on last semester Too much honor cm nex er be placed upon the fleultx lLlXlSOI'S, Nllss Clrrne L George, md Nflr Nllles X Shore On M155 Geo1 ve fllls the respons1b1l1tv for the h1-'h hterlrx SI1I'lCl1 C.l ot the I mgle Nlr Qhoxe h1s the task of ldusor 1n HTOIILIIIW mltters The Tlgle s lane xeeord spellss for 1ts 1 llue In prospelous xelrs nt recened the h1ghest honors posslble ln the Umted St1tes In lem XLIYS lf h1s Come 1 elose second Page SJ ,Eu I ' ' 1 11 h I ' T v I ' x x A Y 3 1 1 ,1 1 1 ' 1 - , , 1 . , 1- , '. , , ' - ! 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Jr- 4, , F, rv' ,,4g,,' V 0 I av ' gl, ,f 1 '-J' . uf 4' If .La ' .. u 1 4 1 I Ly' fi, Ar' IN . l,v,+ 3 T of J V -' JW , I, Jxv 1 , , , 'jg Upper Row Pomcrance Bergstrom Wlthall Glnekson Belgum B Broberg Mxddle Row Nelson Huet Sandberg Casper Longfellow Neumann Front Row Lasker Frnduss Turley Hull Klem Grove SENIUIQ BUYS CDUNCIL l The Semor Boys Councll has always been representat1ve of the cream of the two senxor classes Its work 1n the past has always been manxfold It could boast of actnve commlttees, each accompllshmg great SCFVICCS But slnce the fr1ll and fad curta1lment of a year ago, the bulk of these actxvmes was abol1shed Gone was the usefulness of the pep book comm1ttee Vamshed was the effec tlveness of the envxronment commlttee Dlsappeared was the ut1l1ty of the scholarsh1p commlttee But even though Ih1S 'skeleton Councll was deprned of these act1v1t1es, they managed st1ll to make themselves mdxspensable to the school The bulk of the usefulness of the Councxl lay IH thelr actxve part1c1pat1on rn the c1ty W1ClC Clean up Campalgn Carl Klem was appolnted cha1rman of the campalgn wxth Edwln Fnduss, an assxstant The campaxgn took the form of speech makmg, nn the most part, wlth the cooperatxon of the Oral Expresslon classes every grammar school 1n the dlstrxct was vlsxted Countless busmess mens and women s orgamzatlons were exhorted to lend thexr a1d and support to the effectneness of the 1934 Clean Up drlve The usefulness of the Councll dld not stop at th1s puncture It met but seldom, and then to confer, along wlth the Sennor Glrls Councll, wlth M1 Keeler on lmportfmt matters wh1ch came to the attentnon of the school at large Some commlttees were kept aln e, such as the Red Cross Comm1ttee The sponsor of the Semor Boss Councll was Mr Moore former Dean of Boys but hxs work as coach of a number of athletlc teams pres ented hlm from takxng an actne part 1n the Councxl s work Page 86 v v a 1 v- - ' . .V v s 1 , ' s - s - - s v - . . .. . . 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Upper Row Haushalter Westberg Hawks Gerner D Cross L Cross Middle Row Nelson Stewart Boller Hoss C bulka Lnsy Fro t Row L ndquxst ohnson Stoffel Beler Acker Le SENIDID GIIQLS CDIJNCIL l Along wrth the restoratron of the Glrls Socxal Laboratory came the Semor Gxrls Councll At the begmnmg of the semester two 4A glrls were added to the mne whlch had been chosen the prevxous semester along wrth the 4B s The n1ne 4As who were already counc1llors were LOUISE Acker Dorothy Beler Gladys Gerner Helen Haushalter Marjorle Johnson Helen Levme Genevxeve Stewart Irene Stoffel and L1ll1an Westberg Rosemary Lxsy and Vlfglnla Nel son were the two who were added th1s semester The 4B s were Glorla Boller Veromca Clbulka Dorothy Cross Ethel Cross Ellen Hawks Lorrame Hoss and Mngnon Lxndqulst A very lmpresslve candle llght mtroductlon service was held to lntroduce the mcomlng counc1llors MISS Courtenay ofhclated and Ellza beth Kmsman represented those counc1llors who had graduated last February The L Axglon the handbook used for the most part to mtroduce Lxndblom to the nncomlng freshmen was sold under the auspices of the Semor Glrls Councll 1n the early part of th1s semester Thxs lxttle handbook IS used exclusively be cause lf tells the reader of the varxous organrzatlons nn Lmdblom and the qualx HCHEIOHS for membershrp To become a member of the Senlor Gxrls Councll 15 an extremely hrgh honor as there are only a few glrls selected Careful dlscrxmmatlon IS called for on the part of the glrls of the SA class and that of the faculty A candldate s character IS analyzed and her outstandmg ab1l1t1es rn leadershlp good sportsmanshlp and Splflt of SCFVICC are pomted out In rhls way we are able to determme who 15 deservmg of chls honor Durmg the semester the Glrls Councll and the Semor Boys Council met with Mr Keeler to discuss and often settle lmportant matters of the school They helped Mr Keeler to choose Thomas Alva Edison and Julrus Rosenwald for the final student electlon 1n the dedlcatxon of a tree on Arbor Day Page 87 l 1 , s , , - n - - ! 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' 9 . . . . , . . , . . a 1 . . . . x 1 9 1 1 5 1 ' - . , . . - 9 3 Y 9 3 3 , - , . , . . . a 1 . . , a 9 9 3 . 4 Upper Row Cernlak Kop Kayer Ehlers ohnson Dyer Bates Kalchbrenner Pond Osvyald Th1rd Row Wolfe DeMuth Carter Moses lohnson Rundle WLILSDQ Ste1.,1enra Kostelnak Gntzenbach Schroeder Seeond Row Krueger Gorse Pedersen Allgaer Kas7n1a HISBCD MICLIICIT Lunt Pr1t1ke Boyl Carbonncau Front Row SVIIIV Nagle Bac7ur1k Boehlke 'Maek Captamj Kelty Bowman Sponsor johnson Ch1ef C3SSldy Asst Clnef Coffey Hoblxk USHEIQS C U I Mun floor t1cl1ets 1n thls yy ly please No Sll, they Ire on the second bal eony, 1nd other such POIIIC phmseology uttered by the ushers d1rects the m1ll1ng masses that swlrm to L1Ddbl0IU eleh sprmg Ind fmll semester for the student presentauons Du11ng the f1ll QCITICSICI when the ueen s Husbfend was the d11w1ng card the USITLIS dlspllyed superbly the l1novyledge tl1ey Ind attuned from the11 SPOIISOI, 'Vlr Bowmln At the sprmg Pllldllt 1on, Stop Th1ef they se1yed plendldly llso At 1 XC1X hne assembly 111 yy l1lLl'l Nlss Nl1n1 Hlgtf, s1ster of ou1 own Mr TT'lg61, performed so yyell the entlre student body was pr1v1leged to tttend by SC'1t1I'l51 the oy er flowmsg th1on1g Thls IS 1 yexy seleet sgroup beeluse to Q1111 lTTLlUbLISl'llp eieh lSPllll'lI to tl'11s elub 11lLlSe be hlghly ICLOITlIULIlLlLd by tvxo of l'llS ellss te lehers 1nd h1s d1y1s1on te 1ehe1 Xt the besg1n111nsg of e1eh emester 111 oH1e11l busmess n1eet1ng IS held It yyh1Ch the eh1et ushers 1nd then 1ss1st1nts ue 1ppo1nted by Vlr BUVKIUIII The ip po1nt1ng of these boys ellls tm eneful dlSCll1'I1llIlU0l1 on Mr Boyy 111111 s plrt IS he must be f111 se,u11e lllel must XKLIEQIT the n11tte1 thorou3,hly XX1 ert ohnson IS eon1111ended lughly 111 l11s 1ble le1ele1sh1p IS eh1ef L1Sl1kl dllflllg flTlS se1neste1 lclxe 156 TT V g T 1 Q 1 - 'I A N Q ,TTT Y! 1,7 ! 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K- 1 4, 1 1 L I- Q F- 1 B2 1-V 1 1 1- L 3 U, 11 Upper Row Kavanagh lNyxall Kaehler Stltt ODell Sokas Stonebraker Rolf Modln Hayme Nlartm Falls Carter Third Row Mark Belle Dye F Cross D Cross Smy Houdek Scara Fuller Hennns Second Row Tucker I.eMonnxer Bates Prp Vlltchell Broze Brown Bennlng Tell Haar Tlbblts Landes Front Row Putnam Kinsman Bruchas Dolmskx Davey Lukasnk Arnold Rabe Ronltoskx Plotknn Knehans Sponsor Tl-if CDSTUME DESIGN CLUI3 l The Costume Desxgn Club IS made up of students who have taken costume des1gn1ng or are takmg the subject now These unlque classes are becom1ng popular because of the value and sequence of the course The most 1mportant profit recen ed by any student from thxs course IS the learnmg of how to do 1rt1st1c thmgs for herself and how to make the surroundmgs h1pp1e1 for her self and for those around her The credlt recexved 1n the beglnnlng costume des1gn class counts 1s 1 mxnor subject The adv 1nced course counts 1s a major Durmg the fall semester he major course gn es nts t1me ox er to the xllustra txon of costumes, modern styles 1nd the passe fash1ons The sprmg semester vs gn en entirely to the or1g1n1t10n and mater11l1z1t1on of thmgs for the Lmd Husband whlch were especnlly noteworthy The most outstandlng felture of thxs semesters work wls thelr generous contr1but1on to the Art Assemblx of 'Viay 16 Thxs conslsted of he deslgmnlf of the lnmg marble models whxch were groups of flgures representmg the Hne xrts, 1rch1tecture, musle, llterlture, danclng, sculpture and puntlngs Th1s extremelx fine pnece of work w1s done en nrels by students Although thls IS 1 xery or1g1n1l deslgn 1nd llso 1 student project, Mrs Knehlns deserxes speeul eommendatlon for guxng these gxrls such 1 wonderful b1cl1ground ltnovxledge of Des1gn Suggestxons for the costume design fe1ture were sub mntted bx the 1dx anced class on 1 competltne b1s1s The design whnch was selected wls dr1vxn up by Mlble Dye The desxgn was executed by Ros1leen Russell, Dorothy Bell, md Vllble Dye Page 89 T V V ' ' ' , ' ' A T5 1 7 V 1 Y ' Y ! Y I D ' ' 6 C 1 - . . . . . L . . I . s U . ,, . V ' ' . z . - blom sta e. Last fall the advanced class desi ned the costumes for the ueen's 8 w S ,,i L Y - j . . -7 i 5 . . T .K . O ' 1 1 I 1 r f 1 1 1 t. f 1 ' ' ' v 1 y : ' ' . . ' i , 1 1 . 1 V ' y 1 1 ' I I 1 I H 3 - 1 . ' z ' . ' ' ' ' . ' 2 A L ' . Tl'IE WEEKLY I The tr1umphant herald of good news' The dolorous bnnger of sad tldlngs' The baekbone of lmfe at Lmdblom our Weekly Due to the llck of response on the part of the Llndblom student body the Weekly was compelled to cut down the SIZE of the pubhcatlon from 1 s1x column page to one of flve columns Ney ertheless the Weekly has succeded m turnmg out 1 p1per that IS as ln the past, 1 eredlt to Lmdblom The news yarles w1th the season In the fall semester footb1ll predomlnltes 1nd the sport page IS praet1c1lly pl1stered wnth headlmes declarlng, Lmdblom wms agam' Then comes basketball followed soon by that great Amerlcan game, baseball, and our heroes of the dlamond hold sway So the cycle goes on but don t th1nk sports events monopohze the l1mel1ght All the soc1al events 1nd assemblles are glven a fa1r share of publ1c1ty Muna I-Iagers v1s1t, ch Arbor Day assembly Glrl Reserves and Dramatlc Club actly ltlCS, are all Wrrtten up 1n that same fine style ch1racter1st1c of our Weekly The surprxse CCllIlOI1 of the year, on Aprll Fool s Day, was .1 hllarrous farce whlch made a blg hlt wlrh the students Th1s IS the Hrst tlme 111 recent years that such a yenture has been undertaken The ed1t1on came as rather a shock to the students who have been so used to the matter of fact and stralghtforward manner of the Weekly and proved to them that the Weekly has a funny bone other than the one expressed by the Ste 1111 Whlstle The news was all ofa yoklng nature and the ads were turned topsy turyy prob1bly to lnelte the unfalllng cur1os1ty of the human belng Mr W1lson, the sponsor, and Mr Hall the Busmess Adv1ser, have, through thelr efforts, made the Weekly one of the outstandmg Ch1cago Hrgh School newspapers The Managmg Ed1tor Lenore Mlnnxck, was chosen for th1s respon sxble posxtxon beeluse of her executrve ab1l1ty, lrterary quallficatxons, and charm eneounters 1n whlch Llndblom took part The News Ldltor, Hal Flanmgm attended to the Important news xtems wlneh recorded what took place 1n th1s Lxndblom commumty The ed1tor11l columns were ednted by Bert Groye Lmd blom was told what to do and when to do 1t by the Soelal Edxtors, Ruth Mohl 1nd Loulse Ruekhelm on that page vsh1ch tells of our clubs and branches Brxefs ID Short, a column whlch related personals md mterestmg occurenees IH class rooms, corrndors, and about the school, occup1ed 1 sectxon of th1s sheet Lcher Way es 1 new column begun th1s semester, tellmg of r1d1o ey ents wls vxrntten by Stexe Day The HI111IlCl1l side of the Weekly vu IS handled by the Busmess Manlgers Pmul Hmton and Nflartln Zlmrxng The Adyertlsmg Mlnager was George H1sgen In th1s great CIIX of Lmdblom 1 newspaper IS yery essentlal, not only to brmg before the students the mmportmt news ex ents of the week but to glxe expe uenee md knowledge of jOL1lI1lllSI11 to those st aff membels yn ho wash to eontlnue th1s vsork 1fter tl1ey hue gr1duated Page 90 1 N' ' 3 1 1 2 . Y , 4 K . 2 . ,. Q ' . s y ' ' , , ' . s . . . , . . , . . ,, . C l x l. x ' V. 3 , . . . . . I . . . . . . , . . n . . . . . e , . L I . 5 .y. . I . . . . , . . 7 . . QQ Q, fl 1 A Y? I ' ' I QQ 7, . . , . . . . , I , - . . . iz . . . . . . - ing personality. Bert Bergstrom, Sports Editor, covered all of the athletlc , 1 ' 6 y : . 1 a v 3 ' - 1 D' I I 1 l I . . . . I . .A . V . - L . I Q. . L . x . E 2 V . A U . cm - - as ' u wa I ' ' I ,l . . 'Q 2 , , H . - , . ' , ' V . - . , . . . , . Y I Y I Yi I ' 1 1 ' f 'L . ' 1 . 1 . A K X Lu S I. I V ' Y - . . 73 V H 3 . Y . 1 T L 1 1 - , Y ' v1 I - 5 .' - s V ' - ' - . '- s f s 1- r '- ' I f 'K , Y 1 , , , 1 V, Q , 1 ' . ,, nr Row X'X1lsn11 Spnmor Bur gn .11.,en Hmggn l'ill'1UlI1 I11r11.,1! l1'1sgl1 Llfiiflng Dax Vac Nl1ddlv.R1m Bmnh Xixrdn 1311111111 'Pmrkuvnsk1 Nlmur bgmu hnapp Sq,lLr lLte.rsu11 Stone BCYHOSI from Row Hurlndx xitllll NI111111gk xlllllgllll, Fd1t1r H.1n11,a11 B1.r1,x!rc1111 hmm. 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CLIJI3 I The Senior Boys Club, an organization composed of Lindblom's 4B and 4A young men, is maintained as informal social group using education as a side line, which by direct contact brings its members into 1 closer friendly relation- ship with each other Meetings are held every second Tuesday in the Boys Club Room where for forty fun packed mrnu es the members thoroughly enjoy themselves There rs but one barrier that pres ents manv Lrndblom boys from enjoying membership rn this fraternal organwation and that is that membership rs restricted to include only Seniors No other qullrfyrng s rndards wh ltsoevcr restrict prospective members Composed of the most prominent Senior Boys of Lrndblom the past semesters club boasts of 1 very creditable membership The Club was never meant to do much more than gnc the members a good time It has no superfluous teas or parties, rt has no fancy arm All that it does do IS present a really entertaining program es ery other week Constantly variable the entertaining programs presented at the regular meetings have proved very popular with the members Of the most popular of the past semester s entertalners have been the following Bernard Gomberg playing the violin, Norman Frish rendering several selections on the guitar, Ralph Lebow presenting amusing comic sketches and Gunner Nore playing the piano As a very unusual and entertaining act Steve Day, an eminent member on the staff of the Lrndblom Weekly, interviewed John Paeek, a Lrndblom pupil who has achieved fame as a Champion Boxer While maintained chiefly for social purposes, the Senior Boys Club rs organ iLed also for business of a more serious nature In connection with this the ofhcers have had presented benehcral educational trlks by prominent members of our Lrndblom facults Mr Keeler, our prrncipil presented 1 speech using as his subjects Only One Out of Ten Persons Rerlrzes Their Ambrtrons A talk about the Wforld War stressing the uses of the irtrllery, was gn en bs our popu ln assrstmt princrpll Nlr Palmer Mr 'Vloore Lindbloms successful football eoaeh spoke rbout hrs tr rxels rn the West These tllks were enthusrrstreillj reeers ed md rt rs hoped bs all thrt m ins more wrll be presented For the pist semester the members hue enjox ed X lrred rthletie competition xxrth the members of the unror Boys Club On eertrrn speerhed dns and 1 rpporn ed periods the boss haxe been allowed rccf ss to the tink As sueh plu rs enjoy ed rmmenselx Ind has pros ed ters populrr the orheers plrn to vtrdcn the scope of their competition ind present 1 still more x irred lthletre progr rm To the eompetent oflieers of the prst semester md therr etheren sponsor Nlr extremelx successful perrods rn he elubs l1lS'0lX For the pzst semester Bob Sells his serxed is presrdent with Stexe Du issrstinv hrm is xiee president Bob Borkenlngen has eiherentlx hlled th responsible positron of seeretirx and Charles Nlutter hi handled the bninerrl business of the eltrb rs trelsurer rerexer rere o 5 r e r me or r nseetvr qrme trere r x u enj rung themselx es r ense x rn mum tiemse Xes esene tr the eheerlere rs e members eleserxe li ah pr rrs tierr nm llale ue rk of the prst senaes er Pilot 9 . . . . . 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Pdjw' 95 JUNICIQ I30 S CLIJI3 I The Jumor Boys Club IS one of the most promment, as well as helpful and beneficlal, orgamzatxons Lmdblom h1s to offer to her students Although the group IS restrxcted to mclude only the bovs of the umor class, the club boasts of a large and enthusxastxc membershlp The pr1mary object of th1s organ 1zat1on 15 to promote good fellowsh1p Thxs IS accompl1shed to a great degree by mformal b1 monthly meetmgs The club offers much m the way of dex el oplng and furthermg 1nt1mate frlendshlps among 1tS members, as well as IU stlllmg nn them 1 true school Splflt Last semester, due to the drastlc curtallment of student actlvltxes, the umor Boys Club was not orgamzed, but th1s semester the gemal Mr Holhster, 1ts former sponsor, was pres alled upon to reorgamze It Now, under hrs 1ble supervlsxon and le1dersh1p the club IS back to 1ts former status At the meetmgs, held every second Tuesday durlng the ninth perlod, the boys enjoy lmmensely the dlversxhed programs offered them The oihcers h ue succeeded 1n presentlng 1 xarxety of programs Whlch haxe been highly bene Hclal to the members Among the programs haxe been sexeral of 1 muslcal nature, Whlch has become very popular w1th the boys In look1ng for maternal for these pro grams, the officers hue unearthed a number of talented Performers whlch have been used as often as poss1ble It has been planned that programs of thls n1ture are to be presented at regular mterx als durmg the semester Although entertamment occuples .1 large part of the programs the meet mgs are oft1mes taken up by more SCYIOUS buslness Several promlnent mem bers of our L1ndblom faculty haxe spoken on var1ous educ1t1on1l topxcs from vthxch the boys haxe w1thout doubt benehted greatly Knowmg full well how boys loxe to eat as they themselxes knovs from experxence, the ofhcels haxe tr1ed vshenex ex poss1ble to treat the members wlth some sort of refreshment NltUllllV thus SfllTlUl'ltCS 1 grelt deal of enthu than that to VSl1lCl'l thex belong As usual, at the Hxst meetmg of the club thls semester officers were elected hrnest Polonlo w1s elected to fill the responslble and honor1ble pos1t1on of pres1 dent and Roy Charlton w1s chosen to 11d hlm as wee presldent G1lbert Aprxll xx as elected to serxe 111 the c1p1c1tv of SLCILTIYQ To the t1sk of takmg ox er the nnancnl xxorrxes of the elub thes 1ppo1nted ldv 1rd Gxottl In eooper1t1on wlth Mr Holhster thus 1ble crevx of OHTCLIS were 1ble to l11lliL thls semester 1 notable one for the unlor Boss Club Although the membershxp usu1lls tlxed the LIPALIIB of the Club Room to the extremltx thls onlx caused more DOISC, 1nd IS ns the Wu w1th boys the more noxse IS made the better the t1me had bx 111 The boxs mll CClt111l'llX :ook back mth plelsure If the enjox 1ble 1nd useful tlmes thex hue spent 1s members of thus 01211111 1t1on Pu 1 4 e , J I K - e Q x . . . l vc I 1 U ' . 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I'11 1' 115 GIIQL IQESEIQVES l To flCC l1fc squarely and to find and glVC the best, are the g1lded words engrax ed upon the Sllllllflg and 1nsp1r1ng goal of the G1rl Reserves, spread 1n 111 1ts sple11do1 and glory throughout the world Whenever the bugle call for 11d resounds, th1s org1n1z1t1on 1esponds cheerfully and vulhngly 1n contr1but mg s ruees to a worthy cause l xe1y otl1e1 TLlLSdl, durmg the 11 nth PCI 10d 1 number of eager faced g1rls 1sse111ble 111 the Soe11l Room to1 111 l10Ll1 of fun M1ss ul11 Tol111111 1 IC ll el sehool teaeher aeluses md spo11so1s fl'llS SIOUP She IS 1ss1sted 111 tl11s wo1tl1 Wl1llC unde1tak1ng by .1 most CHIIIUSIISUC and e1rnest G1rl Reserxe worker Mrs Henry The one hundred and four reg1stered members are led by grac1ous and loyal executwes, wl1o by outstandmg 1eh1exements r1ghtfully deserxe the honor bestowed upon them Ldna Boehr1nger was elected pres1dent Gladys Schu macher became VICC pres1dent, and Irene Lange was made secretary In order that each g1rl may contr1bute an act1ve port1on to the club, the group IS dlVldCd 1nto tr1angles headed by Bern1ce Oswald and Ruth E1lenfeldt the tr1angle cha1rmen Each sect1on has an opportun1ty to prepare the type of IT1CCflI'1g the club members have chosen The Vesper SCYVICCS held at the beautlful Un1vers1ty of ChlC3gO Chapel IS an annual all Clty G1rl Reserve event, where all gather to worsh1p Th1S group IS the pr1or or teen age members of the Young Women s Chr1st1an Assoc1a t1on Among the renowned speakers who prox 1ded the g1rls Wlth 1nstruct1ve and xaluable knowledge pert111n1ng to many 1nterest111g subjects were Celeste Car l1sle of the Charmmg F1sh1on Stud1os and Mrs Ray of the Vogue School of I'lSh1Ol'1 A1t Also, Robert1 Burgess spoke on Modern RUSSIQ In her address sl1e 1ncluded 1nterest1ng flets about the edue1t1on Ind entertamment of th1s newly organ17ed fore1gn repubhc FOIIOXVlI1g was 1 pleasant tre1t for each 111d1x1dual present Serx ed by a Russ11n costumed ma1den the g1rls were 1nx1ted to dehghtful refreshments composed of tea and gelly serxeel Wlth cool11es IH tl1e tsp1e1l RUSSIII1 style A g1rl IS e11t1tled to welr 1 I'lI1g lfter sl1e l11s plepared herself bx lIXll'lg up to ce1ta1n rules 1nd spec1f1c1t1ons stlted 1n a vs orld wlde c1re R1ngwe1rers st1ll If Lmdblom are Izdna Boehrmger and Irene Lange The pres1de11t of the Lmdblom G1rl Reserves Indna Boehrmger h1s ach1eX ed the l11ghest Curl Reserx es oH1ee 1n tl1e e1t1 ,l1ll11ClX , th If of Pres1dent of the C1t1 XX1de Inter Club Coune1l When l1er h1gh school c1reer dr1ws to 1 close, the beaut1ful and touchmg candle ceremony, and unforgettable farevx ell, l111gers IH the memorx of exers G1rl Reserxe graduate Pagz 96 cr ' yas 11 ' as - 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - r r v - 1 1 1 I 1 ra v r t 1. 1 I 1 . 111-y 1- 1 ,V 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 v K 1 1 1 1 1 1 -A. -. - ' '. . . -1-'-1 --- 1 - 1 . 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Xxx .V - TL, J Upper Ruwiparrish. Kubinsun. Raid. Oclmlcr, Zilvilis. Pilnr, l'cddL'rscn, Iirums. Hnrn. VIUIIIISAIII, Ruxt. ' ' ' '. s' . ' b k. Tl '-jack . 5.11 1. . N lNrn,I'.1ir1, SJ effr, Holler. .-X -I n, IS' Q. C, .bu ' k', ' , . U , S d RA 'llc LI-rc. ' . ' ' , 5 'lm Gu ln. I .HMM S R. Y ll- . 1'r-r, I'r 1 Run-Kuip , Ikl' , N kk. Wlwdsidf. I.,1:7, H.1z1nJf-r J, IS-1hllr1,l'wrgf'urZ. ld f. R-ner. 4' ty Upper Row Clutterham Ianda Spxvak Cox Ory Press Erdman Middle Rovs Kmntr Sponsor KUll1Lf7i7W Dybuo Stewart Friedman Featherstone Oswald Bllss front Row Patterson A Soutar CUFTIS R Soutar Kelty Norbutt Nlose Garner FUDTI. I IEHTS CLU I3 l Any person 1n Lxndblom who has any dramat1c mclmatlon aspxres to some day become a member of the Foothghts Club To be accepted lnto thls organ lzatlon, one must have appeared at least once 1n a play on Lmdbloms stage and be unammously elected by present Foothghters Dur1ng the year the club members have appeared nn three assembhes at our Hubbard Branch and 1n numerous club and d1x1s1on programs Four members of Speech 1n February Among the soclal events enjoyed th1s semester were the 1n1t1at1on of new members ln May, the graduatlon meetmg, at whnch the twelve graduatlng members were shown by new members wh If they wlll be domg twenty ive years from now and the annual Footllghts RLUHIOH, held une 15 At this reumon, the old members gather to renew old fr1endsh1ps and make new ones The program, wh1ch IS followed by d1nc1ng, IS gxven by the members m school, and always lncludes a burlesque of the old plays The Foothghts Club also sponsors and helps w1th the programs for the Dramatlc Club, an orgamzatlon for anyone mterested 1n dramatlcs Elght programs were gxven th1s semester by members of the Play Class and Begmmng Drama Class One of the Hnal programs was a group of short sketches wr1tten 1nd performed by members of the classes Two theater partnes to the Goodman Theater were held by members of the tlubs dur1ng the semester In speakmg of these clubs, too much credlt cannot be gnen to Mlss Grace Kmer, the sponsor, for thelr success IS due to her t1reless efforts and ab1l1ty Page 98 l K 1 of the club attended the Drama Day at the Northwestern University School ,M ,qw WMI' Run 1l11x 1 1 yu 111 ll Q X g11wL ML Q u Nlllll Qlbu 1 C 1rw11 llfd 111 LISINIIS 1 I 1 ,1r IXLI ll 11112 1 11111 11 1 gr L 1 11 111 Xpnfl Lullld Rum M lg 1 11 UI1 YLLIII 11l1xL X A g ll1L F rn 1 1 81111111 F0111 1 1111111 1 L1 L1L111I'N 1 XL S1111 Wurx I 111L1 1 111N 1 DIQAMATIC CLUI3 ppur R 11 N r,11 1 L l U IILI N IH 5 K flKL I' 15 ur 1 1 Lr 1 1 K YIX l L I 1114 I9 Upper Row Urban Chalek Kodxsh Rempa Pawlus Memster Batruel Gombtrg Markunas Mnddle Row Kalmak Bard Zlsken OConnell Sponsor Cerny Pazak Rogers Nxzlolek Skalncky Good Front Row Murray Kveton Acker Houghton Presndent Boller Secretan treasurer Klem Vnce pres: dent Snkyta Mmm! LATIN CLUI3 I The Latm Club under the capable sponsorshlp of M1ss OConnell, was formed by the fourth perlod Latln Class Thrs was the Semor class whxch stud1ed Vxrgll The purpose of the club was to acquamt the students w1th the Roman people, thelr l1ves and customs durmg the Augustan Age Club I'DCCf1HgS were held every other Fr1day At the first meetmg the fol lowmg officers were elected Presndent, Jack Houghton, V1ce presxdent Carl of the busmess of the meetmg, the Secretary took mlnutcs and collected money when occaslon called for xt, whlle the v1ce presldent acted as the program chalr man The programs conslsted of mus1c1l numbers and an educatxonal talk The talks always pertamed to Rome, Roman hxstory, Roman authors and poets, Roman customs, or Roman lxfe elther past or present P1ano and vocal selectlons readlngs and often a guest artxst composed the muslcal program Robert Rempl was glven charge of the pms for the 4B s who had not before belonged to the Latln Club La Vern Mmmt was appomted Publicity Chanrman MISS O Connell has always malntamed that her Vlfgll class wls the cream of the school, and thxs club was no exceptlon Several of the students of the club partxcxpated 1n the Unn ersnty of Chxcago exam1nat1ons M1ss O Connell asslsted them 1n the preparat1on for the examx natlons ex ery day durlng the elghth perlod Page100 3 u , - . 2 . l - g Klemg Secretary, Glorla Boller, the only 4B officer. The pres1dent took charge I, ' . ' r Upper Row Moore Rukstela Pocxus Hart Koleczka Ferebout Pomerance Treasurer Sxerasky Secre tary Pervnmch Vxce president Fnduss Presldent Thnrd Row Scolum Levme Sheransky Knapp Gerst Ellns Eby Smxth Harz Freuchel Grant Sponsor Second Row Le Clere Pech Kubnca Haynle Reardon Znarko Uchrke Pound 'vlyers Bruno Nanesky Front Row Nakns Murray Strrelecka Dworak Zange 'Passet Marche Wagner Gallngan FIQENCH CLUI3 I For the first t1me 1n a number of years, the French club was not a realxty The abohshment of extra currxcular act1v1t1es and a heavy load of extra hours had made 1ts exlstence lmposslble But even so, the skeleton French club com posed now only of members of the Senlor French classes have managed to come together at speclal occaslons 1n a meetmg that at best brmgs rem1n1scence of former days Last semester the meetmg took the form of a contest French poetry, memo rlzed carefully weeks ahead of tnme, and tedlously pohshed to as close an approx 1mat1on of French enuncmatnon as poss1ble were reclted The contestants were those who had survxved a prxmary el1m1nat1on Contest The judges were four teachers Wlth an actual French background, Mlss Sullxvan, Mlss Grant, Mlss Murray, and MISS Klem The judgement was made on three characterlstxcs, enuncxatlon, dlctxon, and expressxon The wmners were first place, Herbert Pomerance, second place, Edwm Frxduss, thxrd place, Beulah Hlcks Thxs semester the club mtends to hold another contest of a snmllar character, to whxch the underclassmen wxll be mvxted Edmund Rostand s beautlful play Cyano de Bergerac, famous the world over because of nts beaut1ful rhythm and poetry of thought, wlll be dxssected, and parts from lf wlll be dramatnzed 1n an effort to Wm coveted prlzes The remnant of the orlgmal French club has done all xn IIS power to keep ahve xts sp1r1t ln the hopes of a return of favorable condltlons Page 101 , Iv - I' 1 I' 'J ' 1 ' . . , . , 1 I I , ft n Q 7 I Y Y 7 9 ! 5 7 4 9 i Y ' Y T - H T ' - , , y , , Y , , , . - - T ' ' ' V 7 ' D I ! ! 3 7 ! 9 A H ! 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Upper Row Schmitt Bcdnar Seban Coffey Patterson Nlurphx Nhchaels IUf7l Front Row-Carney Slemmer D Cross N1elsen F Cross Putnam Bueck THE STAGECIDAFT CLUB I Ont of the most beneficial orgamzauons at Lmdblom IS the Stagecraft Club It IS made up entirely of boys and g1rls who work diligently and w1ll 1ngly under their sponsor, Mr Schmitt, to construct the scenery for Lind blom s many product1ons The Stagecraft Club was first organized to create greater interest 1n the theatei and to give 1ts members an opportunity to apply their knowledge of stage mechamcs to practical purposes Membership 1n the club has greatly increased because of the many students 1n art work They consider their task a pleasure not only because It holds so much interest for them but because they are servmg the1r school to make each product1on outstanding The stage settings for The Young K1ng The ueens Husband and Stop Thief are but three of their triumphs Dec orating the gym for the Sen1or Prom IS 1 part of their work Dur1ng the semester they bullt a beaut1ful model stage to represent Oln 1as garden 1n Shakespeare s Twelfth Night Each semester the members of this orgamzation take trips to the back stages of the loop theaters These 1nspect1on tours give them a better idea of har monw and a deslre to model their work after the beautiful scenery they see while making the excursions All L1ndblom realizes the task these students and the1r sponsor haxe and appreciate the1r splendid work and efforts P 54102 , . who have shown an interest in it. Pupils are selected who show special ability ' ' ' ll ' ,Q lf ' 3 1 ll If ' 3, ' ' Q 1 - ' . . l . V.. , . 1 ff ' Y, Y . . . V I . , . . v ' . 7 gn ' Upptr Row Tomczak Frisch Swanson Dybas Meister Pomerance Strauss Rust Batruel Chairman Nhddle Row Kalmak Kveton Schaefer Borkenhagen Cuba Stautls Nielsen chalet Zxmmerman lront Row Acker Zange Hart Batch Chapman Sponsor Youngman Levine Bugas Horlock LITEDAIDY CLUI3 l The Llterary Club IS one of those numerous orgamzatlons that have sprung up durmg the past few months Although lt 15 st1ll young and has met but a few t1mes dur1ng 1ts career, yet xt has some entxrely new and novel features Its purpose 1n the mam part 1S to dxscuss and analyze llterature, past, present, and future It has dlscussed a number of the world famous plays and novels Thxs furnlshes a supplement to the regular Engllsh classes m that xt puts class work under the gulse of entertalnment afternoon ln Gage Park When pleasant condmons are prevalent, If adjourns from the Held house to the more beaut1ful outdoors Th1S orgamzatxon ms composed of the brlght hghts and better 1ntellects of Llndblom Its membersh1p conslsts of those whose school average has been conslstently kept at a hxgh polnt durmg thelr four years at Llndblom, h1gh enough to entxtle them to take the exammatlon at the Un1vers1ty of Ch1C8gO Thxs suggests another purpose of the Llterary Club It serves as the formlng of a sohd background 1n llterature to a1d them IH the extremely dxfhcult scholar shlp competltxon, upon wh1ch hangs xn the balance 1 year wlth free tu1t1on at the Umversnty of Chxcago Whlle the Lnterary Club IS st1ll only a new project, somethmg that has nexcr before been attempted at Llndblom, st1ll xt has great hopes for the future Its sponsor, Mnss Chapman, has not always been able to lttend the meetmgs, but 1s tnthusnasnc ox er the club s prospects Pa,c' 105 lu - l ' I I Y I Y ! I 1 ll 3 Y I ' The club, under the sponsorship of Miss Chapman, meets every Wednesday' . . , if Upper Rom Kfy7C'WlLl Krrnbwer Casp1r Truekenbrodt C1rlson Krencrvsa Vlatthrs XVrthall Dombro Tumas l'l1rrd Rom UI7l Hayes Rel Rundle Peplovn Nlrller lorle Krerkovrskr Herdenrrnelr Seeond Rom Webber Patel irrmmrns Shelstrom Lashrn 'wloss Vehner Tallent Dcmko Front Row Paxacrch Secretary Rrchter Money Treasurer Coffey Presrdent Henle Yrce presrdent Suloxskw Wull1 Stashmskr I The Archrtectural Club, sponsored bs Mr Ayers, rs one of Lrndblom s most enterprrsrng organrzatrons The mam purpose of the club IS to further the members IDECYCSC and knowledge of archrtecture Although rt rs only open to Archrtectural Drawrng students, the club boasts of a xery credrtable mem bershrp Most of the weekly meetrngs are dex oted to drscussrons of the beautrhcatron of archrtectural structures Almost all of thrs rnformatron could not be had by students rn drawmg classes To vary the meetrngs the officers have suc ceeded rn haxrng presented many problems of a musrcal nature whrch have proved hrghly entertamrng The members have enjoyed sex eral exeursrons to the beauty and educatronal spots of our crty Among these hase been trrps to the Chrcago Lrghtmg Instr tute and the Southtown Theater Many more such IFIPS are contemplated by the ofhcers One of the projects of the club for the past semester has been to construct an exact scale of the Southtown Theater The model has attracted much attentron and has been exhrbrted rn the archrtecural drawrng room, 317 The members plan to make m1ny more such models of homes and other burldrngs At the first meetmg of the elub thrs semester offreers were eleeted Wrllram Coffey was elected Presrdent md Thomas Hale, Vrce Presrdent Nreholas Paw aerch and Robert Money were chosen Secretary and Treasurer respectrvely The young men of thrs group who wrll some day be the creatrve artrsts and beautrfiers of our natron, should be hrghly commended for therr splendrd work durrng the past semester Pug: 104 , 7 . if 1 4 Za '- . 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Upper Row Bednar Washnngton Huston Trp Furst Ballantme Bothlltt Shermlkas Steglenta Brough ton Senders Schultman Harry Thxrd Row Tylmskx Sazma Klnmantns McNlasu.r F Cross Itkman D Cross Harz Houdek Hanna ford Schmalw Bueck Wxllnams Sponsor Second Row Kmhans Dxe Bruchas ODonnell Feldman Bates Ronkoskl Pnunt I-rankxcwncz Karasnk Kozak Treasurer Falcon Secretary Bohl I-xlubut Chaxrman Nlelscn Program Chanrman Dolnnskl Carney ADT LEAGUE l Lmdbloms Art League was orgamzed four semesters ago to provlde for .1 development of apprecratnon and talent to supplement the regular school program Thexr charter membershlp was composed largely of members of the old Pen and Ink Club who had expressed a deslre to Work ln more than one medlum, and to enlarge 1n general the act1v1t1es of the club Thls semester they met on alternate Tuesdays, mnth per1od, ID room 325 Last year, trlps on holxdays and Saturdays to the F1eld Museum and the Aquarlum afforded opportumtles for work nn pencll, crayon, and water color After each tr1p the best Work was selected mounted, and put on d1splay A contest was held to declde upon a desxgn for an Art League p1n the desngn submltted by th1s semesters presldent John Carhs, was chosen The 1934 program mcluded a tour of Hull House w1th supper nn the New England Kxtchen, sketchlng from Gage Park Fleld House, a marxonette show gn en by a group of gxrls 1n the League, and sketchmg Ch1C2gO s famous skyhne from the portlco of the Fleld Museum Dorothy Youngman, the vxce presn dent, had charge of the post card sale These cards were deslgned by Art League members and bear VICWS of Lrndblom, the proceeds from the sale are to be used to buy 1 cablnet Whnch wlll contam the Carnegle Corporatxons Gxft to the Art Department, 1 52,000 collectxon of books and mounted photo graphs Page 103 1 ' y - ' , , . ' , ' - l . . f . . , . , , , , . . 1 1 Q v W ' ' w 4- T a 3 T y - T y ' , , ' ! -3 V T- ' N l E 7 ,' Y 9 5 I 1 1 1 1 7 Front Row-Lindquist, Tucker, Putnam, Yuungman-Vice-presidenI, Carlis-President, Uebeleinw- Y 1 E V . - li , 1, . . . , A,. - A . , . .y . , . . , . . . . , . . , . . . . . . , . 7 4 - 8 A 6 0 . . s l . . . . . . , . E - , - 1 'gk-X I 'Y Upper Rom Atkinson Sponsor Loposso Ritter Klopman Nowak Kalm Pccka McKew1tt Schmaltl Wiener Third Row Santor Bernoslu Bocan Todd Hoilenbcck Guevara Sullnan Pieszak Strauss Thomas Sttond Row Fenton Vlommsen Schvsarek R7epka Szymkevx1c7 Todd Skolka Kalafut Snladanko lanecek Iront Ron Dalber Urbanek Budxlovsky Clarke Hofmann Harris Gajdos Gavlin Harb Bzmdola MAI L SEIQVICE I A number of honest and dependable girls compose one of Lindbloms oldest and most reliable organizations, the Mail Service This group, by long and tasks During each period of the day the 1ss1gned girls gather absence slips from the various class rooms Their collections are then brought to the Mail Servicn Room, a little inconspicuous place located on the Hrst floor, just north of tht auditorium It 1S unobserved by the passing student unless It so happens that one becomes familiar with It through the reproachful experience of being tardy Here the slips are sorted, and then filed 1I1t0 the properly marked box At the beginning of A and B divisions the slips are taken up once more and are de livered to their destination This systematic method 1S applied in recording tht lttendance of our large student body Miss Riebel and Mrs Atkinson, two of our faculty members deserve recog n1t1on as the earnest sponsors of this worthwhile group Under their able superusion the work 15 carried out to a high degree of perfection This much appreciated work goes not without recognition or reward, for .1 stmester gym credit IS 'awarded to elch girl who dexotes her efforts to this service P1156 106 1 . 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Upper Row Phxlllps La Croxx Ispxlm Longfellow Lovse Kelty Pellett Clutterham Gorse Tenegal Thlrd Row Haushalter Schxele Westberg Cherye Cerny Boehrmger Stupka ZllVllIS Compton Gall wmch Young Sullnan Nayder Second Row Beler Howe Stewart Zange 'Passet Mezlalskns Dumas Lange Rust Schmaltz Smlth Schumacher Front Rovs-Garner Faber Wagner Schumacher F2710 Kuehnle Norbutt lohnson Zlsken Carney DUTIDDOIQ CLUB l The Outdoor Club IS omeihmg new and novel at Lmdblom It 1S a club composed of anyone ID the graduatlng class who wrshes to belong to lt It was organ1zed by Bertha Kuehnle only for the purpose of havmg a good tlme out of doors, and also to promote a better acqua1ntance between the members of the graduatmg class The first meetmg of the season was held at Gage Park Hundreds forsook therr homework and other home dutles to be present After the meetmg, there was an hour of danemg The next meetmg was held at the Ogden Park Fleld House where the ceremony was repeated Shortly, a hxke was held at NW1llovx Sprmgs, and a httle later a p1cn1c was held at the same place In prev1ous graduatmg classes, few members were known to everyone else But the a1m of the June, 1934, class was to Promote a bond of fellowsh1p between all the members, to make It a stupendous famxly of over s1x hundred students Credlt for the success ofthe orgamzatlon goes 1n large measure to 1ts orgamzer, Miss Kuehnle She was the gu1dmg sp1r1t durnng the whole tnme But also to MISS Murphy the sponsor of the club goes a great deal of the honor, for she encouraged m a great measure any undertaklng sponsored by the group and slw to It that lt recen ed 1ts due pubhelty The Outdoor Club besxdes furmshmg a good trme to IES members sets 1 precedence of good fellowshnp and many frlends Page108 vT O- I v, v 1 v X, - 1 s y 1 .v V . v - . . , V V . s - y , ,- Q , - 3 ' . .Y 1 , - - v y y y v 1 y v - a s . , . , . 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' lc. 3 ,, , CLUI3 I The L Club I5 111 o1g111111t1o11 composed of those men xx l1o hue bee11 1w1rded 1tl1let1e lettexs Its pu1pose IS to fuxther ll1Cl uphold L111dblom s Illdl txons 1nd to l1elp e1e1te school Splllt A const1tut1on INICIL up by tl1e 111LITlbCl9 of the L Club of 1928, stlll g0NLI1'lS the elub 1nd now tl1e org111111t1on 1S one of the finest of Whleh Lmdblom em bo1st A m 111 who h1s been 111 11ded h1s mayor letter IS 11ot only pxoud of h1s L but ex en more proud to be 1 member of the renovs 11ed L Club Mr Moo1e w1s tl1e Olglllllel lllkl mst SPOITSUI of tl1e L Club Xl Hol I5 Cl U 5 to 'Ou In HTL, IS HUXN SPUITSUI U thi, L UU IXLIAX box XY 10 knows Mr Holhstcr recognmes l1ll11 IS 1 re1l frnend An 1nd111du1l prcture 1S taken of e1eh member and tl11s eollectlon 1t n1ou11ted would CUXCI tl1e walls of tl1e 1sse111blx h1ll vuth noted 1nd f.l1T11ll1l' f1ees T11e o1g1n17at1on meets 111 the Boys Clubroom 1nd meetmgs 11e scheduled 'rm eXe1X Xlonday The Slxth Seml A11nu1l Bmquet of the L Club el1ss of une 1933 1 lleld on u11e 3 If tl1e Ogden P1rk Held house 1nd l1ke 1ll fOI'ITlLl bmquets w1s 1 gxeat sueeess At thls banquet ex ers man who 111s e1r11ed ID L duung h1s e1reer at Lmdblom FCCCIXCS 11 gold L p111 IS 1 g1ft from the sel1ool Foxty fue graduatmg men ofthe u11e elass recewed gold L pms At elch b1nquet 1 man who has been outstandmg 111 1ch1evements durmg h1s Career at Lmdblom, IS presented w1th tl1e Achlevement L Cup Robert Metz was the surprlsed 1nd lucky pexson to l11ve th1s gre1t honor bestowed upon l11n1 It the u11e b1n quet Spelkezs of tl11s banquet we1e Co1ch Chuek PlllTlLI' Huold Auerb1el1, L Club llLIl'I111l 1t the Wfest Lnsglewood M1SiJl1lL Temple 111d w1s 1 sueeess hnmclally IS vsell as 1 mueh t1lked of exent md xt w1s fullx IS exe1t111g 1nd gruehng 1s 1 eollege fratermty 1n1t11t1on The plesent ofheers IIL Bob Hesse, 1ek Longfellow 91g ohnson l!1el Albert V1l1quet At tl1e Qexenth Sem: 1Xl1I'lLlll l3111quet, held on 1 11115 I3 1934 tv1e1L1 s x men were gnen gold L pms Bob Turley, tl1e to1stm1ste1 of the oee1s1o11, 1119 gnen tl1e Aehlexement I Cup The 1111111 spe1ke1 of the exenmg w1s Clalk Sh 'lL1gl1l1LSSLX head footb1ll eo1Ch 1t the U1111 QISIIX of Cl11e11go Vlexton XTOIIOVS p1es1de11t of the L Club 111l N1elg1rd Albelt X 1l1quet md the L Club quartet were 1mong tl1e othel entert11ne1s Th1s C,lLll7lS0l1LO1Cfl1L. best hked of 1ll the OlL,ll'llllfl0I1S 111 L111dblo111 el11efl1 p1ob1bly l34.L1LlSL of 1ts SIJOIIQOI Hollx who feels tl11t Ll1eo13.,1111l1t1o11 IS tl1e most 1111po1t111t 111 tl1e school IS the membexs hue 1ll eo11tr1buted so l11l,lLl1 to the Ixndblom sp1r1t Bee1use tl1e elub stmds fo1 1 ILII p1rt of th1t xxh1el1 Lmdblom holds most dell IKS sueeess 111 the futuze I5 1S5LllK.d just IS If h1s bee11 1e1r bx YLII slnee IIS fou11d1t1on .,1 1 s . s 's 1 1- - - , '- . , , ' ', ., '- rr Q, . 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Upper Row Weber Tague Korthaze Bleek H1g,g1ns Pohl Shepherd Barnes PlWOW3l'Skl Malloy Tlnrd Row Flmkow Cholke Blxman Heersema MCGIHDIS Frlsh Mateckl Marth Romund Second Row Falat Florlan Lawnlck Roehenclc W1llman Engermann Leedlc Davld Chelstrom Prulia Cornvean Front Row Lesser OBr1en Schuck Larsen Hawkmson Sponsor Klaus Strauss Rott Chnstensen EAIQLE IELEE CLUI3 l One of the organlzatlons wh1ch offers much to the cultural Slde of the Earle Branch IS the Glee Club Although 1nstrumental mus1c IS beaut1ful, IC cannot come up to the standards of lovel1ness set by the beaut1ful melod1es produced by the tra1ned human VOICE And It IS for the purpose of tra1n1ng some of the more g1fted students 1n VOICC culture that the Glee Club has been organ1zed Thls orgamzatnon, wh1ch IS composed of not only one group, but really of two groups, namely the Troubadors and the Smgmg Senor1tas, IS under the dlrec t1on of one of our most g1fted teachers, MISS Agnes Hawkmson, who IS fitted by years of exper1ence at the same type of work to perform her task 1n a manner wh1ch has brought an mfimte amount of success The worth of the organ1zat1on IS proven by the number of publ1c appearances that they have made durmg th1s semester They have appeared at countless assembl1es where they were rece1ved heart1ly by the students At these t1mes, the Slngmg Senor1tas rendered the1r songs 1n the or1g1nal Spamsh At the Chr1st mas Festlval, they sang folk songs, wh1le Ill beaut1ful costumes They also made 1 smash1ng h1t at the May Fest1val Luc1lle Klaus was elected presldent of the Troubadors wh1le the Smgmg Sen or1tas are under the leadersh1p of Theresa Schuck One of the mun purposes of the Club IS to prepare the young students for the more advanced s1ng1ng offered 1n the choral groups at Llndblom Page112 f 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 f - 1 1 1 1 1 1 v - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 s , . . . T 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 s - , - 4 . t . 1 1 e Upper Row Kowalc7yk Singer Hllger Mrozek Maurer Baczklewlcz Balderman Ramcke Cook Sponsor Nhddle Row Klug Frech Bourque Iohnson Lukas McGrew Cslcuara .lunch Osborne Front Row Romund Lavsmck Fletcher Plecky Leedle Osborne Engerman EAIQLE SEIQVICE GIQUUIDS l The Earle Servxce Groups are a very xmportant factor m the daxly currlculum of the Earle Branch Thxs outstandmg group lS composed of three dlstmct sectxons, each of whlch 15 just as essentxal as the other the Hall Guards, Bell The Hall Guards play a very substantlal part 1n Earle They patrol and keep the halls free from trafhc The first and second floors and the basement are thelr speclal dutxes There are two hall guards each perlod and dlVlS1On per1ods allot ted to keep the lockers, basements, and corrldors clear We commend hxghlw these people who co operate so generously wnth Lmdblom on our Clean Up Campalgns What do you suppose would happen to the whole School system, lf It weren t for three boys who work so faxthfully day ln and day out rmgmg bells' Raymond Frech, Carl Ranke, and Bruce Smger are these ine men Raymond Frech Works the first Shlft, Bruce Sxnger the second, and Carl Ranke does after noon servnce The office servnce, last but not least, 1S mdxspensable to the regular1ty of the student body The vanous members have tasks to perform such as runmng errands and maklng themselves generally useful We are very glad to have the opportumty to recognue thls organlzatxon as part of the famlly of Llndblom, and we are very sure that these people wnll contlnue thexr fine show of good cltlzenshlp when they enter the mam bulldmg Page113 C T ' 1 - I . I ! Y . U 9 ! 3 1- L I W . 5 1 ! . U ' N ! I Y .T I ' boysg and the Oihce Service. V, Upper Row Seiders Jones Sawyer Crask Middle Rom lxovsalwyk Schubert Mavroxlch Pacer Ronson Smietanka Liebich Front Row Dedic Olsen Garyer Larsen Gensen Vesbrook Amster EAIQLE STUDENT CUUNCII. I The highest honor a student of Lindbloms freshmen branch, Earle, can attain IS to become a member of the Earle Student Council The membership consists of two pupils from each of two division rooms of which there are six IA s and four 1Bs During the meetings matters are weighed and discussed pertaining to the welfare of the school The council members have efficiently superyised a wery successful Clean up Campaign held during the students annual spring vacation and a week before The making of posters was directed by the members and these were displayed in shown throughout the school To these conscientious council members goes unlimited praise for their wonderful and painstaking work The council also sponsored a daily inspection of the condition of all school rooms Charts were kept showing the progress or deficlencies of each room serying as constant reminders to the student body Through the efforts of these persevermg councillors Earle students can well be proud of the immaculate conditlon of their building The Councillors have also done much to preserve order in the corridors of the building Due to their efforts Earle has obtained a very high standard of orderly, efficient and speedy passing For the past semester Norman Garber has untirmgly served as chairman of this, Earle s most noteworthy organization The position of secretary has been capably filled by Betty Amster A branch misses many of the conveniences offered at the mam building, but spirit, as exemplified by the willing Earle Student Council, is ney er lacking Pug: 114 . T V' , , , I . , . . . '- V . . ' , ' . . H ,y . , , , . . . . . . V. V - . . , . . advantageous positions where all could view them. Inspiring slogans were also Y. A V . , . . . . V V . ,, Upper Row johnson Nialammslu .xlasks Skorodmsky Pnaronas Blanr ants Wisner Aprxll Hlg.,tnbtrL, Nllddle Row Irnst Ptrnnslu Qolus Hcdten bloxlak Sklar Lnmgston Nilchalak Stone HENDEIQIDN ICIENCE CLUB I In the present day and age when so much sc1ent1fic research 1S bexng carrled on m the great unxverslty of the world a person must reahze the nmportance of the educatxon that every hugh school student recexves nn the basnc prmclple of sclence Some of our great sc1ent1sts may have obtalned thenr msplratnon through some sxmple experlment or through a Sclence Club The study of Sclence IS so broad and 1nterestmg that It covers everyth1ng that can be con cexved by the human m1nd The fascmatmg studxes of Botany, Zoology, Physxcs, Chemlstry, and Astronomy all can be touched on 1n the study of Scxence A well regulated h1gh school has many clubs, but the one that really mtrlgues the Henderson students IS the Sclence Club It has thlrty five members who have shown lnterest ln SCIENCE 1n 1ts varlous forms The presldent of the club IS Henry Wxtanowskx, the v1ce presndent, Bernlce Mogda, the secretlry, Bermce Narel, and the treasurer ns Jerome Apprnl The purpose of th1s orgamzatlon IS to promote an mterest ln SCICHCL md to study sclence for facts On one occas1on the club took a tr1p to the F1eld Museum and studled 1n partncular the sclence exhlblts The students haxe access to the best magazmes and artlcles on research m sclence The meetmgs are so conducted that every member feels free to dnscuss and report on sclentxfic expernments md observauons Page115 , ,, 5.5. 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Manx, Soffel, Vfitanotvslsi, Sibrt, Harris. , 7 HENDEIQSUN SPANISH CLUI3 I The Henderson Spanlsh Club IS under the sponsorshlp of Mxss Rellly a for mer member of our mam bulldmg fam1ly In every way If IS endeavorlng to promote among the students a greater apprec1at1on of the beauty as well as practxcabxhty of the Spamsh language This was done through tht production of several short playlets glven entxrely IH Spannsh Ill Cerezo the Spamsh NLFSIOI1 of the never to be forgotten story of George Wlshlngton md the cherry tree was one of these John Drlnklewlcl ind Fablan Rapoll lmpersonated thlt famed statesman and h1s wlse father Another Ian la T1enda de un Optnco IS the tale of the hfe of an opt1c1an and the xarled Characters who come to hxs shop to buy h1s glasses The parts of the shop keeper a country woman a news boy and a lady customer were taken by Davld Landau Gertrude Klockowskl Weston M1ckley and Loxs Wxetzke r spectwely The latter two have been promlnent IH the work of the Spanlsh Club and are to be hlghly commended for the efforts and 1nterest they have d1spl1s ed Thxs ns the first txme Mlss Re1lly has sponsored a Spanlsh Club and lf IS to her credlt that thxs club has had such a successful semester She has fostered an added enthus asm m Spanxsh somethlng that cannot be obtamed IU the ordmary routme work of the class room The club at Henderson IS extremely umque because xt IS the only one ln all of Lmdblom s branches Mlss Re1lly has undertaken somethxng new to both herself and her students Because of th1s perhaps they work harmomously and easlly together When those who have recelved such a good start 1n the Henderson Branch language that they wlll be prompted to yoln exther a Spanlsh Club or organlze one of the1r own The teachers If the Main bu1ld1ng will surely find lf much easler to mstruct the students who have had so much practlce m the actual and practncal use of the language ln thelr club vxork The students w1ll find It much e1s1er to cross the manv barrlers of sublunctlwe tenses and lrregular xerbs because of thls same exper1cnce The Spamsh Club of Henderson ns 1 new rhmg composed of new students at Hxgh School The true worth of the club hes 1n the fact that 1t lays the foundatxon for 1 contmuance of the study of Spamsh vshen those who are nova freshmen w1ll be upper classmen Muv blen senores me gusta mucho su trlbllo Wlilcli means nn plaln old ordxnary Enghsh You re domg fine and no wondex Although the Hender son Spanish Club IS entlrclx 1 new enterprise xt his done work thls semester wh1ch almost equals that lccompllshcd by our own Spanlsh Club Tht members are cnergetxc and vulhng to undertlke the work wh1ch thtnr charmlng programs require for the enjoyment and dellght thex reccne from tht finished product Pug 116 , - I I tt 1 ,, 3 1 . vi - L V ' 9 . 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Yurlvx N1 1.1l1N. 1 ,,, Upper Row Brxeker Lander Patrnek Damelson Suszko Dranklevuez Zlekfeld Ywxese Vusnxevsslu Nlurphx Mxddle Row Mullenbach Dxorak RC1dV Karasxk Groxe Klrehherr Horn Vswhe Grabowskl Urban Front Rovs Kxrnbauer eek May Haas Samoln Morang 'VleNlaster Whetzke Sosm Dnhbert HENDEIQIUN DIQAMATIC CLUI3 l The Henderson Dramatle Club IS a rapldly growmg orgamzatxon, claxmmg 1 growth IH only one short semester of from SIX members to the good S1ZCd figure of thlrty Each of the members completely lends hls enthusiasm and hard worls ln order to place the club on a plane Wlth IIS mother organlzatlon nn Lmdblom The Pres1dent of the Henderson Dramatlc Club was Fleanor MeMaster The X lee presldent and Secretary was Stella Gf1bOWSk1 The Hrst presentatnon of the last semester w1s a play ent1tled Grxme Does mn mterest H1 the Sprlng Clean Up Campalgn The success of the present1t1on 15 lttested to by the cleln eorrldors If Hendex son The dueetor of the dlama to whom much cred1t IS due, was Stella Grabowskl The second presentatlon was the chmax of the semester It was 1 presenta mon by the Dramatxe Club of The May Day Festn al The name, the xersat1le Stella Grabowskl, agam arnses, thls tlme as the dlrector of the festn al The set tlng of the May Day Festn al IS upon 1 college campus A 'Vlav Dax ueen as chosen and the Festnval begms The entlre pI'0ClUCIlOl1 vs IS written by 1 prom ISIIIQ5 playvulght Lois Wletzke The costumes that were employed durmg the presentatmn were made by the aetors md actresses themselxes Lnthuslasm Ilblllfj, and ambxtlon ire mherent quahues but always requ1re sklll and personahty to draw them to the fore These quahtles are all personlfied lI'l the Drmntxc Club sponsor Mlss Mullenbaeh P414 IIS R A Y- .N . . .v ,,,. . 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As its name suggests, it was a play whose purpose was to stimulate ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' . 1 , . 7 ' . - N 1 I 7 Q 1 ' , ' - 17 , Upper Row Dluslu Sus7ko Dranluevucz Zlckfeld Damtlson Patrick Donal WIESC Third Row Vollmar Dvorak Sxbrt Bloom Tatro Koepp Straley Knrthhtrr OWenl Stone Second Row Bandurskx Tadla LeClere Narel Berman Koplewskx Ruzlc Hummel Damelczfyk front Row McMaster Wlet7ke Pllarskl Horn Urban Karasnk Wylie GY3b0WSkl Gnertuga Cabay HENDEIQIUN HUNDIQ AND CUUNCIL GIQDUDI I There IS no hlgh school 1n the Clty that has more loyal followers than outstandmg branches Have you ever thought about a group of students that make a school,s reputat1on7 It 15 the Student Councll The COUnC1l works sllently and gets very llttle outspoken pra1se Th1s IS hardly IUSCICC, because they do a great deal to help obtaln good order, and they set the standard for courtesy and polnteness Two of the lead1ng students from each d1v1s1on room are selected to compose the Student Councxl They meet once every two weeks or oftener to discuss matters pertamlng to the welfare of the school The Student Councll sponsored the Clean Up campalgn at Henderson m cooperatxon wlth Lmdblom and helped uphold Lmdblom s splendxd record 1n Clean Up campalgns of past years The servlce rendered by the Henderson Student Councxl cox ers a wlde scope keepmg 1 v1g1lant eye on dliferent act1v1t1es and asslstmg the servnce groups of the branch Followmg are a few of the thmgs that they turn thexr attentlon to posters, slogans, charts for check up on room condltxons, glve servxce on lnspectxon commlttee, help 1n hall order, and oversee the marshals and assemblles The chalrman of thls lmportant group IS Norman Garber and the secretary IS Betty Amster Students from Henderson commg to Lmdblom wlll have had lmpressed upon them the lmportance of the Student Counclls The Henderson Student Councnllors wxll be well prepared to be members of the Semor Boys and Glrls Counclls 1n thexr semor year at Lmdblom Page 119 l l 'Y ' I I l Y' 3 I 3 .1 3 D I V-V V ' L- y . v 1 I u n y I S x . ,l D, . S VT T 3 . ' Y - .Sy 7' Y ' s- Y 37 , v A! I, Y A ll' Lindblom, and this is true of the branch schools. Henderson is one of the . , . . . . . Y . S Upper Row Vandrak Sula Wensler Nice presxdent Scheck Presxdent l'ngogl1a Lonergan Nlxddle Row Warnes JZUS7 Kung 'vixtchell 'Vlamone Schuler Vxcc prcsxdent Krejcx Schonard Front Row Kaysen Kell! Zerblan Kancauskl Dempsey XICC president Hucko Holdmg President Hobson TI-IE l'IlJl3I3Al2D CAFETEIQIA CLUB I There are many organ1zat1ons whose name reaches the headlmes of the weekly newspaper They have accompl1shed a great deal and are worthy of respect by paper pubhclty, no laurels nor credxt of any sort although thelr work IS to be hlghly pralsed, the Hubbard Cafeterla Club The Club was pr1mar1ly orgamzed to asslst the workers 1n the lunch room and to keep order 1n che aud1tor1um whxch IS used by the members of the Hubbard Branch as a lunch room There are two presxdents One, Delores Dempsey, supervlsor over the glrls, and the other, Harry Sheck, who supervxses the boys The glrls help wnth the candy and 1ce cream sales whlle the mascullne members of the group see that no debrls IS lylng around after the students haxe finlshed wxth thelr lunch These offices seem small to the casual observer but they are really vxtally 1mportant to the smooth and eFF1c1ent workmgs of 1 b1g h1gh school The serv1ce rendered by the Cafeterla Club IS one of great xmportance to Hubbard In the first place, those members who manage to keep waste from the audltorlum do a great serv1cc1n makmg the condltlon of thexr school such that IIS occupants wlll be proud to boast of bemg a student there Then, those who sell the ICC cream take thus job off the hands of the regular workers Mrs Cebala IS the sp1r1t who keeps enthuslasm mstllled 1nto these workers Her serv1ce and the work of her protegees are of a great beneflt to Hubbard Page120 V- . - ,. - , - . 1 . 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I Upper Row Smlth Stand Brown Dawson Braun Staggs Kllmczak Burkman Third Row Roman Weber Leplns Dzualak Swanson Anderson Fey Spencer Hanrahan Second Row Lacoco Stout Holly Koeppen Walla Arnold Lello Pustelmk Krejcx Rantz Rem Front Row Senlcs Gradt Kleszlcowslu aques Antrim Skadell Schroeder Kalara Findlay THE HUIEIBAIQD IMAIQII-IAI.l.I l The Hubbard Marshalls IS an organ1zat1on cons1st1ng of the Honor Students of that branch who have offered thelr serv1ces so that law and order may pre va1l throughout the school Upon enter1ng the bu1ld1ng, one IS lmmedrately challenged wrth a courteous Where are you go1ng7 and IS compelled to show a pass before cont1nu1ng on through the corrldors No reward IS gn en for the tedlous hours spent 1n v1g1lance 1n the halls, but as only E and S students may take part 1n thxs SCFVICC, 1t IS consxdered qulte an honor to be a member of the Marshall Group The Hubbard Branch has become a model of Lmdblom proper under the careful supervrslon of the marshalls, for not a scrap of paper or a lo1ter1ng person can be seen 1n any part of the buxldlng or 1ts grounds M Smxth, 1n hrs sponsorshlp of the group, has created an rmportant factor of the many whlch have made l1fe at Hubbard so s1m1lar to that at the Mother school The constant fr1ct1on between the grammar school and the hrgh school stu dents rs appeased and even somewhat avoxded by the careful watchfulness of the students statloned at each end of all the corrrdors Many members of our famlly may rhmk the marshalls are but an unnecessary Hxture but wxthout them the quletude of the halls would no longer be a charac terlstlc of Hubbard and the teachmg of algebra or Englxsh m the 3djOlfllI1g classrooms would be well nlgh lmpossll-le Page 121 , , J I .., - - .. - ,f., rs .., 1 ..n!'5.. , ' V ' , , , 1 , . , - 1 . , - , y v y y - 1 , , y , , , s , . , - - , , ,J . . , . , . 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' 33 ' . 1 ' ' ' ' ' ll 77 Q! 73 LI u HUBBARD SEIQVICE GIQCIJDS l The Hubblrd Sery ice Groups are made up of capable young men and women who are ilu IX s ieldy to lssist when errands must be performed or when absence slips l11L1St be eollected For this willing labor credit IS due to the Mul Service Staffs Attendlnce clerks md Ofhce eleiks These young people ue in the picture on this QIQC llong with some of the Business Training Groups The Mul Seixice at Lindblom s Hubbud Brineh is not 1 club that has been formed for fun, social life or recreation, but for the sole purpose of doing the monotonous work of the school Their task is to check the attendance of all the pupils in the school for each period The duty is accomplished by assigning girls to go lround to different floors md collect the absence slips The girls then bring them to the Mail Service loom which is located in the Library just e'1st ofthe Auditorium Here the shps ire sorted and put into their proper places in small compartments with division rooms numbers marked upon them Then, at the beginnlng of A and B divisions, other girls deliver them to the proper destination In this way the method of taking attendance is made much more simple for the teachers All this work is unrewarded, for the girls receiye no credit except that of gratitude extended by the faculty body Business research work, a Held of actlvity hes open to the lower classmen Organized 1nto a Business Training Club the eager young business men and women of Lmdblom s Hubbard Branch prepare to make 1 thorough study of business in general and of the present day conditions The club members enjoy entertaining and beneficial expeditions to the Industrial Museum at Jackson the Stock Yards Reports are giy en concerning these educational trips The club is divided into Chapters, which are composed of all Mr Jepsens classes hach chapter meets separately every two weeks These programs COHSISI of interesting speeches, lnstructiye debates, committee ICPOYIS and entertain ment Newspaper articles of my importance which ue ibout business com lT1Cl'Clll N ilue ire githered md dnspllyed in the librlry from time to time The elpable office holders of this club display very well their traits of leader ship Inch chapter in turn has chosen a president, yice president, secretary and treasurer In addition, Program, Excursion, P1ctor1al, Report, and Entertain ment Chairmen were elected The chairmen m turn haxe chosen to work with them, willing, efficient, and cooperative co workers Once 1 month the ofiicers hold a meeting for the purpose of exchanging ideas relating achiey ements and laying plins for future club work These mrlous organllations haxe sponsoring them 1 vuell qualified leader and adviser, M1 jepsen Lindblom takes pride in haying such worthvs hile clubs for in their spult of willingness ind co operation they poitray 1 true lttitude which makes them typical Lmdblom organizations P1151 127 1 . 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I Lppcr Row Pratt Fll1s hells Sorenson Kukvsood Bceglugk Harluns Ixuranu XX1lk Thlrd Row cpscn P.lNlll'lb Ondra 1r1nd1x1llL Cook Xalrk lxaled Tumai Brassart Walker Trubnoha K1grkovn5k1 Hoffman Second Row lVlath1s Hruslu SElJLlx Cowan A1rd BLlllJ0n1ll1l I-rankovxslu lNglson Ixr.1vs1t7 DcMco I-ranuo front Row Ixmspu' Fnddrrsm Tank Skupmn NkDonmll Dani Xoss Frank Zunlx ZlI1'lI'l1CX'llH v rr Row .llllx XX .1 .lu A ua I' nun lxur gpnn S unsur 0 1111 5111111111 Dru 11.1 L A Turd Rpm Clm rllu. bgrman L1r1111kg Nudgr Rusu Rmker Xrnrssun lXL,lgl1UI'H S Jhu ak on Rum Lulu Dv ur l .1 1 1 Ls 1 n L Sr 1U I l l11 p 1 1 1 L P11312 Y 'l ' 1 4 l 1 V '1 - ' 1 - ' 1 ' 4' - V 1 7 '1 VV - ' v v as f - A lfpp' --T '. ll Ip-k ' ll. 'add' ' . . gli ' -Ap . C ll' . ' k, -bc . I.-i . Sec d '-SV fl. . .lb . Klcj, Xl' sk. Huclil-. I,i li. .lun-1. 'l lr . 5 'Ili 1. lrunl Row-lfcqumli., Xlillur. B.1gd1lLk,Ill11. Xlizglicll. S.lv.1t11r1. Yllill. llmclw. Rug-1'1. ' 3 Upper Rows amllunas Vemsler Clark Schtek xlLC1I'll'lX Brlzne Kofron I-ulton Adasmk Ilral Hoemg fhxrd Row L1nnon Scrltr Nlasterson 'Vlamone Carpenter Krause Alwnr Shlplovsky Lello NIcGrarl1 Sctond Row Topper 6111111 lxotppen Stemplen Butes Borden INordvund Xmtk Onusnms Zemcnt Sttclynslu font Row Olirxtn I o Iynth Irotror Rtmel Olirmen Oltary T-luv T ll'l1l1I11 Cor. SIFWIFISI Solm l'lUl3l3 DID ID DTI CI. I3 l In the l1st forty' years sports haye become one of the favor1te forms of 1musement 1mong all the people of the world In the Umted Stmtes, gwmes such 1s hockey polo, 1nd basketbqll haye been read1ly 1d1pted and they now form 1 Inge p1rt of our yar1ed sports The Umted States Olymplc Telm h1s tome from behmd o proye themselves the best 1n the reeent Olyfmplc g1mes All men ln the Olymplc g1mes once went to hlgh school 1nd struggled through hours of tl unmg pr1ct1ee Mtn ll1 eolltgt 111 grnmly Vlllllxllig md sptndmg houxs of p1 mutt to gun 1 posxtlon on Unelt S1111 s Olympxe ILIIU boys 111 lllgll sthool 1rt hoplm, th1t they mll be chosen for the 1 1rs1ty squ1d 111 Csollege, 1nd boys If I-Iubblrd ut dttexmmed th It they' yylll be on the gymn1st1es, b1seb1ll or footblll tL'll'l1S If Llndblom Thelr 11m, 1s well IS 1ny other sport loymg boy s as to be Wy lrdtd 1 mljor letter for thelr lwbors Nlr Topper, Lxndblom s former tr1ck to1Ch and present gym 1ns xuctor 'at Hubblrd h1s org1n17ed 1 group of forty boys and IS C0lCl1lI'1g them ID b1sl1et ball b1seb1ll 1nd tr1el1 The most promlsmg 'md leadmg fnthletes of e1ch d1y1s1on room IFC Chosen by NI1 Topper to form the Athletlc Club The club meets onte 1 yyeelx nmth perxod ln the gym for basketball, 'md outs1clt for b1seb1ll P1 ,1 'i 1 1 vi v A 1 '1 1 I 1 1 1 A - 1 1 - 1 1 1 -1 1 1 - . - -1 1 .'. .1 I , ' '1 1 1 . 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L V A, L . . , 1 , . 1 4 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . 1 A 1 1 L 1 . . 1, , , , , , 1 I , - 1 1 1 . lt I4 1 14 Upper Row jurz Belnca Sammons Wallnn Koler Rusev Federsen Collms Hand Elhs Tlurd Row Stenzel WISHICWSRI Pavlxk Axrd Shnmo Kosan Dalton Grabas Flavxn Lagerqulst Almond Reed Mlttermann Second Row Franco Horkavy Kamm Rogers Drankxe Rafac Hubacek Phelan Weiss Grlesxnger Clawson Scarfo Dwyer Front Row Foss Vlach Hucko Krawntz Demeo Muller Salvatorn Frank Stach Norton Hruska Molloy HUIBIBAIQD ATHLETIC CLUB l A verv promlsmg group of youngsters has presented 1tself th1s semester namely the Hubbard Athlet1c Club Although thls IS the Hrst club of nts k1nd at Hubbard, It has the appearance of a Well organnzed assocnatlon Through the efforts of Mlss Jurz, xts sponsor, It has progressed so well that the honor of bemg represented ln the Eagle has been gxven them 15 really amuslng The Lmdblom Flashles led by Vlfglnla Almond, The Green Arrows, Red Peppers, The Jolly Rascals, and the Dashxng Fems are led respectlvely by Marlon Beyer, Mabel Grxeslnger, Marle Llba, and Mlldred Macal Wanda Stenzalwas chosen to lead the T N T s Aldona Grabas, The Lmdblom Boosters, and Patsy Frank chose the name Bombard Klds for her team Durmg the first part of the semester, a Round Robm Volley Ball Tour nament was held ThlS proved to be a very lnterestmg match because the loss of a game dnd not elxmmate a team from the tournament The wmner of the greatest number of games was named champlon After the termmatlon of the volley ball tournamen , lndoor baseball was played Th1s group met after school every Frlday The splendxd attendance of the members was an nllustratlon of thexr enthusnasm and lnterest m thxs field of sport There were seventy two gxrls ln the Club and exery one was a member of the G A A Mnss urz has glven wlse and sympathetnc guldance to our baby G A A slsters Her assxstant, Beth Dougherty, a Lmdblom glrl, deserx es honorable men non Elsne Kunkle, another Lmdblom gnrl, and Gertrude Ellis, a Hubbard M D X ZSSISIRDI, offered thelr very welcome servlces also Page 127 l 1 ' - 3 ' I ! I . U A I I ! . Y ' Y I ' . T- . 7 3 ' T Y 1 I ! D S 5 ' , . .1 ' ' ' V . ..,,. , . , , , - , , . This club is composed of eight teams, and the names by which they are called . . ,, . . ,, . . . ,, 3, lg 33 ll 1, ll ' 93 ll , ,Y lf . . . . , ' ,f If ' 1, - l . V . J. . . . . . . H ,, . I . . . V - Upper Row l'arnum Swartz Scheck Ktlly Paddcn Keir Colbs Smith Hamill Front Row Schonard Armsson Leader Lvnd Mollox Iohrens Svmnson Mamonc Nhdonm Flum Borisy Stout HIJIBIBAIQD BAND AND DIQCHEITIQA breeding and real culture And when a liberal education furnishes at once cultivation of the esthetic sense and also disciplinary benefits, it is indeed a fruitful education The branch of Lindblom, Hubbard, is doing a great deal to further the standards of the mother building The Hubbard Band and Orchestra furnish a fine Held for any youngsters who have the least desire to develop their talents These two groups have proved their worth through the fact that their member ship has grown to such large proportions in so short .1 time The band boasts of twenty fixe members, while the Orchestra claims a membership of sixteen Both the Orchestra and the Band are conducted and instructed by Captain Sawyer, who comes from the main building each Wednesday and Friday to meet his class Both the Band and Orchestra lay claim to a series of public performances They have appeared at several assemblies where they were voted a success They were also asked to play at the Honor Students meeting Performance in 1 group of musicians is one of the best means of training that can be afforded to any aspiring young man It teaches one to follow a leader, and find the most idvantageous means of producing syncopatuon pleasing to tht ear It furnishes a means of developing poise, an attribute that always is useful in later life 'Vluch credit should be given to Captain Sawyer for his fine direc tion P114 126 fl L f, W i H7639 l Music, in its various forms has always been recognized as an essential to good - Y . . . . 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' 1 .... . - ll ' Wu Upper Row Kamm Webb Pustelmk Dempsey Danuel Wxll Wenss johnson Sponsor Thnrd Row Pekoc Beyer Oeser Stewart Barnett Olnphant Roche Reed Gowen Grxesnnger Second Row Anderson Tatoole Kodl Excha Beechxck Malatesta Harty LaMarche Butkovnch Hruska Front Row Lamperskl Stach McDonnell Claw on A1rd Demeo KrawxtL Belluomml Roche I'IUI3I3Al2D IELEE CLUI3 I The Hubbard Glee Club IS composed of act1ve and talented students who seek to educate themselves 1n mus1c, the pleasure evokmg emotlon Llke ploneers of muslc, these club members recognlze the truthful statement of Havelock Ellls In muslc the most mdefinlte and profound mysterxes are revealed and placed outs1de us as a graclous marvelous globe, the very secret of the soul ns brought forth and set 1n the audlble world That 15 why no other art st1rs nn us such a powerful relngnous appeal as musxc, no other art tells of such old forgotten secrets about ourselves It IS the mlghtlest of all 1I'lStll'lCtS Mac Dowell, a man of strlkmg 1nd1v1dual1ty, towers above other Amerlcan composers as one known to produce melodlous melodles Whlch fanclful poets or extravagant psychologxsts dared not torture mto forms of beauty ' A week before sprmg vacatxon th1s musxcal organlzatlon dlsplayed the abxllty of several talented 1nd1v1duals, whose artlstlc achievements prov1ded entertaln ment for the assembled mass IH the Hubbard audltorlum The presentatxon was composed of a number of plano selectlons glven by Ruth Lmd and Mlldred Lamz, an acrobatlc dance by Lena Cary, and vocal solos by Mary Belluomme, Marlon Beyer and Adella Gawan L1ll1an Stock dlsplayed fine traxts of leadership nn her dlI'CCIll'1g MISS Worst, the art teacher, was responsrble for the sklll revealed ln the lovely stage settlng The Hubbard Glee Club has mtroduced to 1ts partlclpants an art, that has sent young asplrmg puplls well on the road to a better understanding and a greater appreciation of flne musxc Page I27 ,,?,,Q-I-.,.-. 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Upper Row Cale Irvnng, Bmun Valukas Anderson Nlnddlc Row Robertson Gureel-u launter S1lcla Rosncr Swanson Xlelxendrye Aldonls Steelynskn Iront Rom Baker Ter Haar Karrell xl0lllUl'LS Lnba Rafac Snerasky Rove HUIBIBAIQID ITIJDENT CDUNCII. l The Hubbard Student Councrl IS composed of twenty five outstandmg IA s Smce the Hubbard Branch has both the elementary grades and the first year of hlgh school, two students are selected from the elementary grades for a place rn the Student Councll One student, exther 1 boy or glrl IS chosen from each dlV1SlOn room Councxllors are elected by 1 jonnt yote of thelr d1v1s1on and the faculty, for good splrxt, leadershlp and schollrshlp The officers of the Student Council are Dean Anderson, Pres1dent Eleanor Karroll, Vlce Presrdent, Marle L1ba Secretary and Damel Aldoms Treasurer The Student Councll IS under the sponsorshlp ofM1ss Baker The Student Counc1l has sponsored three bug projects The Hrst prolect was 1 scholarshlp assembly, at whlch forty slx honor students were awarded pms and twenty two students reeened honorable mentlon The Student Councll had full charge of the clean up ClITlp21lgI1 at Hubbard A commlttee vs IS chosen by the ofhcers of the org1m7at1on to conduct the eampzugn IH co opcratnon wlth Lmdblom The Hubblrd Brlneh has caught the Lmdblom Splflt of beautl fymg thelr school and now the motto of every student IS Hubbard Beautnful The Student Counc1l has the responslbnlnty of assrgnmg certa1n d1v1s1on rooms the duty of cleanmg up the yard about the school ex ery week The Student Councll hud complete charge of the lA party superusmg the decoratxons re freshments and entertamment The first Hubbard Student Counc1l has accompllshed yery d1st1ngu1shed work durlng the 1n1t1al year and certamly has done 1tS plrt toward upholdnng Lmd blom s reput 1t1on IS Llndblom Beautxful NAI W , -My v - .. -., 'Q I V I i. yy 4 y v 1 e 1 ' vi u S s- ' 3 ' e X ' V -'1 v ' 4 .w v - ' 1 - v v A v s - Q A v - , - 1 Q H S y A 'v I q . 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' iff I ,Wh if 4 ff lfyfci ix N' X 7 ff 1 fyfff ,f nf Lzzggrf 'N j 1 x----4 : il l:m's' .x'rm.ue'ru:s I 1 ' I I xlllx flfllf4lV4l 1111 7ff!4f74l, 1 fx ff ,MNH 'ff vXl.!Il1w ,J f f , 5 1 111.1 ,ff f,4 4' ' f ' 1 X 1 4 ' A 1 C a lr P lono Sm dl Co ch Feathersto e Capt CHE EIQLEADEIQI I The success of the cheerleaders at Lxndblom th1s year has far surpassed that of preuous Doctors of School Spxrlt A te lm of five boys Worked throughout the football season w1th the crowds leadmg them IU cheers and arousxng tht spectators enthus1asm The cheerlelders were always prestnt at tht pep meet lngs and lssemblles durlng the football season To the rema1n1ng cheerleaders of the prevlous year Ctptun Jlmmy Feather stone and hrme Polonxo were added George Bees ar Rox Charlton and B111 peted 1n the tryouts 1n September 1933 The boys art d1st1ngu1shcd by thelr maroon and gold sweaters and whnte duck trousers whlch look anythxng but whxte after a strenuous workout at 1 football game To a person who thnnks cheer leaders are not essentxal to a football game just p1cture how dlsmal and drab a spectacle a game would be wnthout the antlcs and enthus1asm fostered by these boys They are exer present at base ball and basketball games lead1ng the sp1r1ted crowds ln organlzed cheers They are the added color and splce of the game and the snappnest and peppxest outfit all around Mr Smldl who does h1s share of c0ach1ng 1n Gymnastlcs Llghtwelght and Heawywelght basketball teams 15 the sponsor of the Cheer Leaders Thexr mow ments and colorful antlcs on the Held are made perfect as clock work by long hours of practlce after school Wlth the cheerleaders exer producxng novel ways to achlevc the deslred response and w1th a contmuance of the apparently lncreasxng school spnrxt the athletxc seasons 1n the future should be accompamed by rxotous and roarmg cheenn sections Pug: 121 l a 7..- h r on, 0 i , l 1 2 , n 1 Jin, Bccvar. V- er - s' .as 2 I L 1 , 4 x , . . . . 7 y i L. . I - v 3 , 1 Costello. These three boys were chosen from a score of contestants who com- , . , . . ,, . . Y - - ' . , . . . V . y . . V V . . . Y,- , . . . . . ,, . . ,, , A , , Y I P K j jjff J 5 J' u X .2 -1 Upper Row Benosnus Malmfeldt Stanger Coach Coltman Poztr Prom Row Valnqutt Barnat Oshell T0l1115llilCWlCl Bowolek TENNII l The Tennls Team 1S composed of five young men under the able superv1s1on of Mr Stanger Smce Mr Stanger has been 'lSSlStll lg Mr Moore wlth h1s football act1v1t1es he has not had much extra tlme to spend wlth the tenms team Lnndbloms hopes were shattered when Captam, Chester Tomaszk1ew1cz, was declared 1nel1g1ble Th1s left John Oshell, a newcomer from Hyde Park to play Hrst place on the tenms team He w1ll be backed up by Vahquet and Barnat, who wxll play second and thlrd place respectlvely The doubles team IS composed of Adamskl and Manfeld Lmdblom s tenms teams ln the past have never been very successful but we st1ll hope for the best So far thxs season Lxndblom has lost both of thexr matches to Hyde Park and Tllden The only player on the team to w1n a match so far has been John Oshell The players have not gnven up hope yet slnce there are st1ll qurte a few matches left to be played However, we can t expect too much from th1s year s team s1nce xt has a new coach and a completely new team What the boys lacked 1n actual playmg ab1l1ty, they have gamed 1n experxence and next season s team promlses to be a wmmng combmatxon Page130 2 . 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Upper Row Culbertson Sponsor osvuck Wnthall Rlce Nlanager Popernlk Front Row DAndrea Tully Longfellow Lunn Captann Pazulp Stucker Kntldsen GOLF TEAM I Fore' Captam Lunn drlves a ball far down the center of the faxrway whlle t1on whlle Rxce, another letterman, IS also a veteran The golf team IS PlCkCd from the golf club formerly sponsored by Mr Chatten but now by Mr Culbertson When the competltlon starts, the our lowest scores are selected for the team The team practlces at Kmsman Country Club The owners and members of thxs club have offered the use of thxs course to the Lmdblom group absolutely free As usual an mterclass tournament IS run off each year, the wmner of whnch recexves a gold eagle emblem There are a few promlslng recrults among whom IS Jack Longfellow, basket ball star for two seasons Smce th1s IS Mr Culbertson s first season as golf coach we wnsh hlm success We feel sure that wlth Lunn and Rlce, two old veterans, the team wlll come out m up top shape Page 131 - - .J f , . 'g-. , Mr. Culbertson and others look on. Lunn is a veteran of three seasons competi- . . ' ' f . . . , . . IIDIQI NG FUDTIBALL I No sport IS more conducne to school Splflt than the gr1d1ron spectacle The spr1ng football pract1ce shovss up pla1nly vshere L1ndblom w1ll stand 1n the fall of 1934 The loss of lettermen and the necess1ty of usmg some 1nexper1 enced gr1dsters mxght 1nst1ll a feelmg of fear 111 the he1rts of the rooters But bmmsh that fear the mlterlal shows 1 wonderful Splrlt of fight and exerx box who has turned out 15 determined to wm .1 pl ILL on the h1gl1 school squ 1d I-1ll1ng the pos1t1on of r1ght guard m 1 powerful manner Harry Blrd proved h1mself to be a football player of the first rank Because of h1s excellent play mg and h1s forceful co11tr1but1on of fightmg Splflt he was selected to be captaln for the 1934 season Captam B1rd IS carry1ng on h1s dut1es w1th due sernousness dur1ng the spr1ng practlce From Aprxl 16 to May 18 a per1od of four school weeks spr1ng football prac t1ce IS carrled on The twofold purpose of th1s IS first to teach newcomers to the squad certa1n fundamentals and second to choose a probable startmg eleven for next fall Dur1ng the first two weeks only fundamentals of the game are taught and durmg the th1rd and fourth weeks plays are worked out and scrnmmagmg IS pract1ced Ch1cago h1gh school football rules state that a boy must have sprmg pract1ce 1f he has had no other experlence m playmg A number of boys x ho have been members of the track team find the1r speed apprec1ably 1ncreased A few boys are members of the wrestlmg squad and they recened 1n wrestlmg Sew eral men of the 1933 squad who are graduat1ng th1s June have turned out for sprmg practice Thelr ma1n purpose is to help the new materlal to learn the rud1mentary plays of football Turlev and Hesse have been doxng some excellent work wlth the llne men and former Captaln ohnson Shnmanek and Nagrodskx are lendlng thexr able asslstance to the backfield materlal These boys haxe been glxlng im aluable help to Coach Moore Ovs 1ng to the curta1lment of the school year the first scheduled game w1ll have to be played one week after school starts Therefore Coach Moore w1ll haxe to dec1de on a probable l1neup at the end of sprmg pract1ce Boys who hase shovsn up very br1ll1antly 1n sprmg pI'3CIlCC and who w1ll probably have a place on the startmg team next fall are Blrd Zemeck Maurox 1teh uska Dubsky Bejeek and Schaumann Head Coach E L Moore says The boys ure a hard working good Splflted lot and the1r attxtude towards the work IS excellent As 1n any sport an un defeated season neeess1tates a certam amount of good luck and wlth a few breaks and a b1t of luck the hagle squad should be up there near the top sux months from now If the sprmg football pract1ce g1VLS but the shghtest 1nd1cat1on of what IS to come our Lmdblom w1l1 surely haxe another sh1e1d to fill one of the spaces on the wall 1n the 1ud1tor1um As the mater1al has the great comb1nat1on of power we1ght and speed the gap IS as good as filled and the student body w1ll be cheer1ng another tmumphant squad As Coach Moore sass They should be up at tht top ind they will 1111152 . . 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X11 1 . 1111. 3 11' SC L t tek G a e I 0 s ef LIGHTWEIGHT IBAIIYETIEALL l ump Ball' Two eager bodxes leap hlgh mto the a1r to tap a leather oval to one of thexr men Th1s IS what Jack Longfellow has been do1ng all season to keep L1ndblom IH the runmng The Llghtwelghts had one of the best teams 1n hlstory of the school These yahant youths under the leadersh1p of Mlke Praglt and later Eddle Wach struggled through the compet1t1on to w1n the sectional tltle The on1es won thelr first two games easlly but dropped the thlrd game to 1 fast Farragut telm Howey er thls d1d not dampen then SPIFICS for they Went on Wllllillif., and mllelng other colehes look wlth enyy at thls perfectly tlmed and well olled maehlne Fxnally L1ndblom won the r1ght to represent the Centrll Sect1on 111 the ouarter HI11lS The team was stxll playmg good basketblll desplte the loss of Captam Mnke Prag1t who yyas succeeded by Lddxe Wfaeh Calumet loomed up 19 a formldable foe So from the first yyhlstle the POIIILS led by Kaplan and Longfellow fought eyery meh of the way and defeated the Cal men by a seore of 77 18 A vyeele of hard t1 umng then the Wendell Phxlllps game Many a player xested une1s1ly the night before that fl1I'1llCf' The game at last started w1th a blng Wendell Phllhps llTllNCdlllfLly forged mto the lead and held the ady antlge all hrough the farst h1If The seeond hllf yy IS an old time thriller fouls were frequent and qulte a few playels left the floor Longfellow left euly for Lmdblom but he was followed almost lITll11LdlJ.ILly by two men fiom Phnlllps XX hen the final Vyl'llSIlL yy as bloyyn the Lagles had lost by 1 score of 21 25 The stars of the game yyere ones of Wendell Phllllps and Kaplan of ou,r oyy n team Al hough L1ndblom may haye better teams 1n the futuxe the team of 1933 34 yxlll go dovyn 111 hlgh schc ol hnstory as one of the greatest to eyex represent I mdblom lag: 154 , . ,W ...M ..,. , . 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Upper Row Smndl Coach Ganahl Costello Schiller Belgum Klamas Nhddle Row Busts Conrad Ball Hylen Kaeer Culen Ionfnak N1an.agtr Front Row W lodarezyk bagler Conyull Captann Abram Rogers .Juehy H EAVYWEIIEHT BAS IYETIBALL I Wald crowds, svn aymg stands tus lmg muscles at as nlgh lmpossable to pacture the glamour of the basketball scene so enlavenmg, so bewalderang, so ey erchangang Lmdblom s heay yweaght basketball team, although handlcapped by mad season graduataons, completed a faarly successful season, by capturmg tharteen games and droppmg mne The Heayxes opened the season wath a bang by defeatmg Bowen, an whach Captaan Stuakus starred by rangmg up tharteen poants The Maroon and Gold quantet mvaded the St ohn s Malltary Academy Court and handed the cadets a thlrty to twenty n1ne defeat It vs as the farst set back 1n two years for the boys from WISCOHSIH In the iarst regular league, Llndblom defeated the new Manley Hagh 47 10 Graduatlon eame along an the helght of the season and took wlth at four regulars, Stanlxus, YanLan1t1es, Stoeclsaeg and Trout These yacancaes yyerc ably filled by Xlvlodarczyk Belgum Abrams, Klamas, and Stefan They lost heart brealxmg games to Haarason by three poxnts and to XX endell Phalhps by the narrow margan of one POIHI The end of the season found the heaues an thurd place Coach Snaldl wall depend on Abrams, Belgum, Klamas Costello and Stefan for a successful season next year These boys haye shoya n excellent qualataes 111 thenr performances th1s year and we feel sure that they vull Hmsla up the next season among the leaders Lmdblom as proud of the achaey ements of her boys an the branch of athletaes and offers her comnaendataons to all the members of the team and to thenr coach, Mr Smadl Page 133 ff Wzqif ,,1Qf,,,4 7 ' 'lf- f g T , 1 TV Yr 'cf HZ Z' c e Arxkynf X ! ld?-M- L, e , f I I 'a , ' ,. 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Lpper Row Spade Qoleh Bunetar Vmedou Hennls uska Zemeek Sehaumann Ixaslauskas Connollw lxennex Vmlne flnrd Rovs Tonon ,Vl'll1ZlL,Cl' lortuna 7ayae1ek Hester NlcI.au1,hl1n Rulus Komeh Gorse Antonacm Second Rovs 'VleGregor Adams Tenegal Stoplm Askoums blatl lxuloek c,l1C1Pl1lD Nlndey Antonaeex N111 lront Row B1rd Tomele V1lxo11 Speneer Nagle lXapl111 Dluhy Nlutter Speneer IQESTLI I Deeply entrenehed IU the hearts of all wrestl1ng enthusmsts IS the name of 'Vlr Paul Spade He understands boys and IS a former profess1onal boxer and wrestler It IS hlS thorough trammg that has made real wrestlers out of L1nd blom maternl ThlS year the crowds that haxe turned out to see Llndblom meet other schools here hue been exeeptlonally large and 1t prox es that wrest Img has become one of the flXOI'lICS It Lmdblom The Lmdblom squad trxumphed over Cllumet Fengex Bovsen md Morgan Park 1n ll'lLll' first four league meets In the hnll meet for the e1tx ehamplon sh1p w1th 1 powerful T1lden squad Lmdbloms QFOIIILFS were bezten by 1 man and later wrestlmg ln the heax1we1ght d1x1s1on, p1nned h1s man ID the T1lden meet usln and Nagle also contr1buted fourteen polnts bx oxercomlng Il1C1I' respectne men ID short order The wresthng Class IS 1 subs1d1ary of 1esz,ular gxm work md 1111 boy who ees that he has the m1lx1ng of a Londos 1n h1m 1S eneourtged to 10111 th1s e ass The group meets three tlmes 1 week IH the locker room ldjliellt to the voys gym wh1Ch 15 more xudely lenown IS the svxelt box the countv mee s th If were held If Blrtlett gs mn 'ISIUIU If the UIIIXLFSIIX of Chleago Mutter agun d1stmgu1shed lvmself bx defeltlng I-rankouteh of T1lden vuth 1 t1me idx 1nt1ge for the l'lC1XWWClgl1I t1tle Lmdblom t1ed wlth Bowen for th1rd pl1ee 111 he Countx meets on Aprll 6 and 7 Tvselxe men were presented vuth lette1s thls semester W1tl1 the return of SIX letter men Co1eh Splde h1s hopes fOI 1 Champlonshlp vxrestlmg team for next se1son So ben 1re T1lden' Pilot 111 1 1 I W M,,M,.,...... Yl Tl ' uv ' I lv 4 A 5' i 1 w - 7 I I A 1 'N 1 Q ' 7 V' - ' - - . - . ' '. - Q 'vi ' 1 - ' - 1 n 1 . . n C L - C v 1 V t Y L . Y K - ' . . ' ' ' 4 , , 1 , 1 K I 'I' k ig 2 E L' I 4 1 ll l N. V ' 1 . .. e . - ' ' V m ' ' y H 1 1 1, 1 11 score of 34 to 26. Cdptillli Mutter, who began the season as a 175 pound class I . J 'L e 1 I I ' l ' . ' . ' D 1 K 1' ' L L I' ' f l . ' ' A ' 1 ' ' ' . 'le . I x U e l 7 ' I I Y xl 2 -Q il l ' l , ' - ' ' t 'h ' ' 1. ' Q 1 - .H In , 1 1 I A , , , Q L , K I, in A , V, - 4, l 7' 1 D x e 'Q L X x 4 V ' V x- . ' . , . ' I 1 ' 1 1 X 1 . V - 7 X U 1 . , ' 'Q , ' . 111 '1 ,5 . ..v,. I Upper Row Moore-Coach Goldberg Tunlus Rulls Shlmanek juska Zemeek Gagler Chxala 'vlxller Tully Alekslun Parhad Shannon Thxrd Row Hester Cavanaugh Sullivan Stueker Svxtxl Hood NIcNaughton Anderson Utesch Wrnght Kaleckas Sejba Asst Coach Second Row Vercouter Schroeder Krlsberg Fmeman Dubsky Ireland Rnnck Vallquet Huet Swanbom Flanlgan Michaels I'ront Row WIIROWSRI Bergman Borkenhagen Borkenhagen jackmk Dowr CoCapta1n Houghton Co Captam Klenn Sandberg Anderson Bovxk Patno--Wlanager TIQACIY TEAM l Lmdblom s track season IS made up of track meets, Inter class meets, the c1ty meet, and the Oak Park Relays These all glVC the runners plenty of chance to show how good they are Smce Mr Topper, the former track coach at Lmdblom, was sent to Hubbard for a part of the week a new coach had to be chosen Mr Moore, football mentor, undertook the job HIS work was made eas1er by joe Patno who IS a veteran of the squad, and has been manager Lmdblom s schedule was to conslst of three meets, two duals and a quadrang ular The first meet was wlth Hyde Park, the boys that were champs nn 32 Thls meet was mcely won by the Llndblom squad The second dual meet was wlth Fenger The Eagle agaln won to the tune of S7 11 Thxs meet was held on the Lmdblom track and was the first home meet m three years The relay teams also came out first m thxs meet In the quadrangular meet Lmdblom took second preceeded by Crane and followed by Umversmty Hlgh In thls meet Klem, Captam Dover and Bob Borkenhagen starred The cnty meet was the worst of all meets Englewood was led by Rncez and Lhlseem who broke records ln their events Llndblom scored only 2 pomts ln th1s meet, thls was 1n the 880 yard relav To avenge our defeat m the c1ty meet the Eagles entered two teams m the Oak Park Relays Lmdblom only scored two pomts ln thls meet It was agam ln the 880 yard relay but thus tnme nt was run by Co captam Houghton, R Bor kenhagen Kllen wlth Co captam Dos er ran anchor Page 137 1, I I 8.4 4 ,Jv' Y f sf ,QI Af , 1 'y Lfs rv , f L, f , .- . 4 ' W r , V 1 Y Y I I 7 'E-Y Y I YA Y , v , - ' Y Y Y E Y Y YA Y 5 Y Y , - . . 1 - , , , s s Y Y , s , . l Y Y Y Y Y VET - I -T - Y Y 5 I Y I ' . , . . . . , . . . , ,. . . . . . f - - - v . 1 . I. , I .................,. -. , Upper Row Mule M1n.1p.,er Olson CUC.1PI'lll1 Yuurbuer Parks Oshell Watson lismolek Sunger Coach Nhddle Row SLl1Ulfl1Lll! lress C1oldber1, Taxlor StefTe11l1a1,e11 Yon11res Osborne Pnndell front Row Svutenlu Atklns Poler Iolon1o Nlnelue Bosser111a11 lxmmslu Olson TOHIJSITCICSNILY C,oCapta1r1 W M TEAM I A well bu1lt boy pluses T01 1 fr1et1on of 1 s Cond on thc end of the board There IS 1 bendmg of the l1nees, 1nd the boy d1s1ppe11s 1nto the eool, elelr wlters of tl1e pool w1tl1out 1 11pple Th1s IS wh1t happens LVLIY d15 of sw1m 11111115 p11et1ee when the te1m IS NKOllxlI1g h 1rd T01 1 Ll1'llT1IJlOI1Sl1lp I 1el1 one 18 domg h1s p11t by WOI'lx1lNZ, hircl lt h1s p1rt1eul11 t1sl1 be lt d1N1n-', b1cl1 stolee, or just 9Wll11lTllIlg Thls IS one of the most benehenl te 1ms to Wl11Cl'1 to belong It te1ehes one m 1111 aeee mphshments, speed stx le Ind po1se, 1nd It 1lso dexelops leg 1nd f1rm muscles llld the lungs The11 fl1e1e I9 1 pv 1et1e1l adx 1nt1ge on those hot sprmg Tl11s Xtll, Lmelblom s SVSll11I'lIlI1S1 te11n d1d not hue 1 good se 18011 bee lust of the l1el1 of lettermen 1ndexpe11e11ee The boss tr1ed h11d but thu 1xe1e hsght mg 1g'llI1St XILIU odds bee tuse of these h1nd1e1ps Th1s se1son tl1e llILllNlLlUll SKIILS xxele Tom1sfl11ew1e1, 10l0I1lO, uo111t1s 1nd Rll11Sl'll Chet Tom1s1l11exs lLl 1111 up IIUITILIOUS POIHIS T01 T.,lI1dlDl0n1 Ill se 1son llid w1s the only one to score II1 the LIIV meet wl11eh w1s Won bx Austm Iolomo l1ept up 1l1e good Splllf bs eomxng through t1me 1fter t1me IH the DILISC stroke Id uoL11t1s IQIII1 ILPYLSLIIILLT the SLIIIOIS ID tl1e l1LlI'ld1Ld Vlrd d1sh RIHISTIA spee11l1Led IH the hundred y11d Crflwl AIli1HS, 1 jumor l1st ye1r e1me through meelx 1nd helped Lmdblom lmmensely 1n some of her other meets To M1 Stmger vse gnc 1ll our pruse snnee l1e IS 1ss1st1ng N11 Nioone on the footb1ll held 19 well IS LO'lLl1ll'1g the SXN'll11l'l1LI'S ltlxll 8 . 1- n-tA.,.' . 1-3 L 4 '.' -V .' 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I 1 Y 1 ' i i 1 ,,. 31 0 ,K A y M a if s Upper Row Smidl--Coach Jarasck Dommski Kaplta Valiquet Captain Ctch Elliott Wiemeyer Uzdrawaitis Manager Middle Row Walla Charlton Wodis Bartell Dommas Zarovy Shields Nealis Front Row Smit Gralak Sells Pohl Kapan Nlllls-Captain Po7er Wach Stee Stashlnslu GYMNASTI C T EAM I The champions of Chicago for ten consecutive years' When referring to the Gymnastic Team, every Lindblom student can swell with pride for he has a good reason for so doing This record has not been equaled and doubtless will never be equaled for many years to come In 1925 Mr Smidl came to Lindblom after leaving Iznglewood High School Immediately he began to build his first team Because of the inexperiencc of team' They took the championship with a totll of 471 points The next year, 1 Senior and 1 unior tum were entered and they also took home the shields Since then siicteen more shields hue been added to the walls, making 1 total of nineteen Lindblom won both unior and Senior titles this yeir with Pohl Mills and Wash stirring for the senior team arasek took the 1ll around indiudual honors in the Junior Class with 94 points This year s individual senior championship wls won by Pohl, a xtteran gym nast Lindblom had 1 xcxy strong unior as well as a Senior team On this team were discow ered three more stars in Kaplln, Which and Sells, who are now mainstays of the senior team Page119 1 D y a i in i 1 i 1 I v ' y I y W a A h T. 1 Y' I Y ! I U Y i Y V I ' VT- I I I V Y 1 A I I ! ' 1 V V 'I I l' 3 , 5 I 1 . T . ' I , s i i 1. . 1 U the team, he entered a squad in only the junior division. But what a Junior J . K . . . 1 7 . u . K . I , . . . . . . L U G - . Y 1 V J . K 5 . ' . Uppnr Row Schram T1llLl1I Gross Dengltr l9llSL.l1 Krumduck Cohn Dyer Keenan Pearce Tlnrd Row Rlmsha Pollm, Vlcllxam Ambrose Stllllltl Lonnolly Mlslag PlVl1Ll Sehlpma Sceond Row Bugas xfl1I'lILk3 'vla7ur Slmmuk I mdeman Heft I 1 Coy Wendt Coach I3 XIN I Boxmg has lncreased ln favor and ln plrtlclpatlon by the student body durmg the past few years untll now It forms 1 valuable and lmportant part of the 1thlet1c program of Lmdblom All boys 1n thenr xnner soul admlre a champlon, and hope some day to be one In athletlc contests one gets a chance to End out 1f he has the maklngs of a Tunney or a Dempsey Mr Spade IS a splenclld tranner and coach and has gnen many of the boys a start Max Marek, now a student at Notre Dame, 1nd a February 1933 graduate, has an amateur reputatlon rlvaled by few He IS a CY O A A U , and Na tnonal Golden Glox es hghr heavywelght champlon He vanqulshed h1s foes ln the Golden Gkns es battle wlth New York and hls adversary 1n the Internatlonal Bouts wxth the champlons from Ireland ohn Pacek, of the present graduatmg Class, IS the natlonal heax ywelght Golden Gloves Champlon of 1933 and owns a record for knocklng out the Irlsh helvywelght Champlon ln the Intern 1t1on1l bouts Wlth Ireland at Soldler Fleld Two more outstandlng names 111 Lmdblom s fistnc hlstory are Scotty Sy lx anno, w1nner of the 1932 Golden Glox es Champlonshrp, and George Keenan, also 1 Golden Glox es Champnon of 1931 Llndblom ranlts hlgh 1n the pugnlxsuc sport and can clsum many good amlteur sportsmen Page 140 A X I I J' 1' 1. 1 l I s 'mil P . , K , i li 1 ' I 1 v i 1 A 'QI Y ' ! I V V 1 I ' 3 ' 'L 1 .ful ' ' v - s-1 'fa I v u 3 Liv-9 - . N 'Z ' , A ' . . . , , . , , .. , . Front Row-Spade--Sponsor, Kenney, Antonacci, Kop, Barrett, Krisberg, jozefiak-Manager, Pacek-Asst. . . W 3 . . 2 . N. . 7 I . . f . . . . I 7 . 1 , I u n 1, n 1 u - V V . . . . . . V . . 2 L 2 . . . . . , . . , , , , K 4 V . A , E A , K , L , . W ,- Upper Row Sxchz Pawlita Asst Vlanager Fletcher Cech NKIEDSIR Semkoif Bosscrman Asst Manager Smith Rogers Dombro Porrevecchio Cronin Kohn 'vfiddle Row Pieler Lincoln Wiarich Kucharski Dalton Conwnll Stefan Luctk McMaster Bepcek Kushner Front Row Smidl Coach Brtgin Novak Stuebner Belgum Co Captain Moran-Co Captain Poat Irving Aaron o7ehak Manager Krause-Coach BASEBALL I Strike two' The pitcher winds up and throws ball two and Lindblom is off to annex another baseball title This year s team was in a bad spot till Tony Krause, former Lmdblom student and athletic hero, volunteered his services. Mr. Farmer, the former coach was transferred to Harper I'Iigh School. To say that Mr. Krause did not have much material would be wrong, since the mainstay of the pitching staff, Poat and Stuebner, were throwing for Lindblom again this semester. At the first call for candidates, many fellows came out, among whom were Juke Irving, Conwill, Kucharski, Novak and others. The best prospect for the team was Howard Kaplan of baseball, wrestling, and gymnastic fame. This fellow intended to take the short-stop position away from co-captain Ray Belgum. Qver on first base, co-captain Tom Moran had a big ight on his hands since Conwill, Rogers, Irving and a few others all seemed interested in playing the initial sack. On the keystone position was Novak roosting quite contentedly with nothing to worry about. The third base position was ably Hlled by Kuharski, a fellow who never knows when he is beaten. He had tried out for the team since he was a sophomore and his efforts were finally rewarded. The outfield was made up of Stephen, Conwill, and Rogers, who are very easily adapted to new positions. The pitching did not need much more support but a few more curve artists were added, the most promising of whom was jake Kushner. In the early games of the season the boys have looked very promising. Page 141 X. , o . 1 l t B. l KK Slgelc Manager Horn Voodill Nlatthevns Prledman C-nptaun Iuozaltns Krxsberg Burke Cmch FENCING I The fencmg team th1s year competed ln a galaxy of xmportant meets I these they made a fme showlng placmg 1n every contest The f1rst encounter of the season was the County Team Meets held at Gage Park The Semor Team captured second place whrle the nov1ce squad gamed the champ1onsh1p In th1s contest, the star was unquest1onably Krlsberg by urtue of the fact that he won all of h1s bouts 1n the novlce d1v1s1on The next encounter was the 1nd1v1dual contest held at the same place Here, Frledman won a first and Horn th1rd 1n the senxors In the NOVICC d1v1s1on, the State Meet the I..1I'ldbl0l1l fencers attuned second place the next meet, th1s t1me the contest between all the hlgh schools 1n Ch1 cago, Llndblom tled C1lumet for th1rd place the 1nd1v1dual contest, Lmdblom captured the th1rd pos1t1on the I-Iopefuls meet at the Umx ers1ty of Ch1cago, a new prod1gy Gutman, lackxng nn any pres 1ous contest experlence, won first place rn the 1nd1v1dual contest, whlle Knsberg, the old standby, captured second The success of the Llndblom Fencers IS due to only two factors expert 1n struction, and IIIYCYISIXC practxce The boys fence almost exery day from the elghth perlod txll llte ln the lfternoon finxshlng off their duly grlnd with a mlle on the track to harden their lunge The 1nstruct1on Comes from that master of fencmg, Mr Burke, who has formerly been 1 fencer hlmself and now dex otes a great deal of h1s txme to teachmg It Page 142 ,y . . . . I n , . . . . . . . 7 Krisberg and Matthews won second and third place resectively. In , ' . 1' . In , . . . .- In . . . . . . . t In . Y . . . 5 , - . . , . I I . ' ' 4 . , Upper Row Hlaxtk Spntlnr Huhle Wilson Magnuson Drlggott Schlssel Suggs Utbtlem Uttsch d Lieutenant Middle Row Tennu Btrgnian arasek Iukoutz Christensen La Rotqut Lukenbach Kupper Kowynu Wndmer Irront Row Kushner Slnnkard Kasehagen Captam Sandberg Valor Sergeant Depkc Iohnson Nhjor Bry7ek Captain Lusk Captain Larle Ist Lieutenant UIZFICEIQS CLUI3 l Lmdblom s ROTC has been under the guldance and mstruction of the comm1ss1oned oflicers during the past year These officers compose the Officers Club The ROTC Officers Club has always been a source of willmg aid and untold enthusiasm for Sergeant Depke and Lmdbloms m1l1tary department Each semester for the past several years the cadet mayor has organized his officers 1nto a w1eldy and unified group, so that they might discuss and cons1der 111 problems that confronted the officers 1n the1r daily duties The meetmgs are held n Gage Park twice monthly At the first meeting of each semester the officers are elected Cadet major Roger Sandberg IS president th1s year, cadet captzun Arthur Rasehagen is v1ce president Under the1r able guidance the club has prospered The club sponsored a very successful Mxlltary Ball on May 11 in the beautiful ballroom of the Shoreland hotel It is the hope of Sergeant Depke to have 1 successful ball every year The aim of the club IS to establish a better understandmg between the cadets and the students and to promote greater knowledge of military SCICHCC and tactics among the cadets Its primary purpose is to create feeling of friendll ness and co operatlon between the officers and prxvates In the annual inspection the officers show their colors by the fine manner in whlch the drill IS carrled out Under the able dnrectlon of Sergeant F Depke, Lmdblom s Military Instruc tor, the club has had a very successful year Page 143 V A ,,.. . . ix. up 1 1 - s -A as ' s v y 1 -'ln - - ., ' ,J , ', , , , 4. 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Q . . . , .- IQUTC I The Reserwe Officers Tfalnlng Corps furmshes a method of develop1ng man hood st1mulat1ng leadersh1p and teaching c1t1zensh1p to the young men who enl1st 1n th1s organ1zat1on The purpose of the RO TC IS not pr1mar1ly to make sold1ers of the boys but to teach them d1sc1pl1ne The members keep the1r m1l1tary umforms 1n spotless cond1t1on md the1r shoes shined They are clean phys1cally md morally and obtd1ent at all IIIHCS They learn how to hxc as true Amer1c.1ns and reach the IPLX of good c1t1Zensh1p by lcarnmg clear th1nk1ng fores1ght and 1n1t1at1ve In all ages the wearer of a umform has been set apart He IS marked by those who see h1m as hav1ng some special m1ss1on 1n l1fe Countless eyes watch every movement that he makes A great number of boys at Lmdblom have taken up the m1l1tary dress These boys 1n future years may turn out to be the leadmg c1t17ens of the day At L1ndblom the R OTC organ1zat1on IS 1nstructed by Sergeant Depke who has proved to be very capable 1n handlmg th1s group of boys number1ng lbout three hundred At least once 1 week the boys have athlet1cs so that work IS comb1ned w1th pleasure 1n this army The boys use SIXIY second Street and Damen Avenue as the1r parade grounds The boys tra1ned all semester and on May 9 at 9 30 IH the morn1ng at Ogden Park the ent1re corps 1nclud1ng Capt Sawyer and the band passed 1n rev1ew fully all semester so that they m1ght 3CqUlt themselves cred1tably at the annual IHSPCCIIOH Under the command of Sergeant Depke and Student Major Slndberg the corps sponsors an Officer s Club wh1ch among other dut1es holds a m1l1tarV court wheneyer necessary to d1sc1pl1ne 'md correct 1lI CXlStlI'lg evils The morale of the boys IS kept up by a cheerful group of officers Boys become officers after a careful tra1n1ng and severe test They are taught to take orders as well as g1VC them wh1eh IS the success of anv leader The fact cannot 'be den1ed that m1l1tarv tra1n1ng IS both useful and educa t1onal espec1ally the manner 1n wh1ch Sergeant Depke presents If to Lmdblom boys The tra1n1ng of the RO TC bes1des makmg excellent c1t1zens of the boys helps prepare them for nat1onal defense 1n case of war The educa t1onal tra1n1ng glVCS the boys .1 practical knowledge of first a1d and personal hygiene Sergeant Depke who has been wnth the ROTC un1t 1n L1ndblom SIHCL 1926 1S undoubtedly respons1ble for the fine work the boys have been domg Under h1s gu1danee the Lmdblom Corps h1s reached the peak of success It IS classed among the finest UHIIS 1n the Clfy Izvery L1ndblom1te mav well look with prlde upon the boy who ID wear1ng the umform of h1s country has taken upon h1mself the task of makmg h1mself the xery best c1t1zen that there IS 1n peace and 1n war Pug: 144 0 o 0 0 7 . . . . - 7 it ' ' V L 4 , 'A . 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THE CDNCEIQT BAND I Lmdbloms Band is a very busy organization playing for school activities as well as many community meetings and has made a very definite place for itself m Chicago s great South Side The Band was one of six from Chicago High Schools to play at the 1933 Cen tury of Progress and has been asked to play again in 1934 at one of the special events in june Each year it takes part in the Memorial Day Services in conjunction with Burke Post Veterans of Foreign Wars After the usual services at cemeteries it IS always given a place of honor in the Memorial Day Parade through Michigan Boulevard Lindblom s Football Team is ilways accompanied by its band The football season is one of joy for these young musicians The participation in the Annull Chicago High School Band Contest is tht the boys played through the prelimmaries and into the finals receiving an Excellent rating Avocations as well as xocitions result from this musical training and is .1 decided step toward teaching youth the proper use of leisure time Musical works from the modern composers as well as those of the old masters are studied thus when leasing High School these young men carry with them a good working knowledge of band literature The Beginning and Intermediate groups are very important in tr lining mem bers for the Concert Band Here the boy is taught the fundamentals of music and the proper manner to use the instrument of his choice Over these two hundred young men is Captain Savs yer the Bandmaster whose responsibility It is to teach them in the Beginners Band through Intermediate and on mto the Concert Band He is ably assisted by a competent group of officers Page 147 T ' ' ' 3 fl ' ,, ' 9 time when all of these organizations are heard at their best. In the 1933 contest V . . . . . . K Y If Y, ' . Z , V. . 7 . ' r . . Y . .. Y 3 7 3 5 P X11-H' ...M ti H 1 a E 5 DLE UIMUIIE I I I I ff 1 f IIN llfflwfwfffyfullm .111 ufffd lllfy mil I ff W X V V f? Lpptr Rom Dxurak Zukovxslu Sa7ma Dxbls Danes Tomaskouc Ingel Pogela Thxrd Rum Qlllfllllk lxmxalslu Blzwntek Stofhl Furst Husbautr Htspen Hanas Rob1scl1 Second Rom IIYICLWILI kftllll Vkalkup Nlolengraft C,1reu1lLt Studtnroth Zarobslu Kinsman I-rom Row TtlI11lkllWlL SllxNI'l Cr5lln Mass Klein Sponsor Pound Irtsxdcnt Hmmm Seerttxrx Hehl Kuehnle G A A CABINET I Surely you haxe admlred the glrls ln xmmaculate wh1te dresses ind Sffllilllg blue jlckets These g1rls, the G A A Board, together w1th thelr assnstlnts com pose the GAA Cabmet Llndbloms Glrls Athletxc Assocntlon, of whlch es ery L1ndblom glrl 15 1 member, ns ofhcmlly represented by thxs cablnet The meetmgs, held ex ery Monday durmg the mnth per1od, 1re presldcd over by Bermce Pound presldent, lsslsted by the VICC presldent Anne P1rkew1cz The order of busxness eonsxsts of the readmg of the mlnutes by Dorothv Bea man, SCCFCIIYQ, 1 report of the treasury by Helen Klnsman, and reports from members of the board on the part1cular actnntles that they represent Wlth the xaluable assxstance of MISS Klem perplexmg problems and other matters of 1mportance are then dlscussed and acted upon The gurls of the cabmet hue been so lox al and dependable haxe so greatly xncreased the popu l1r1ty of thenr parucular AICIIIXIIICS, and have lessened the I'CSp0FlSlblllf16S of tht teachers to such an extent that they are entxtled to our heartlest commendatlon The graduatmg members of the Board and thelr respectne pos1t1ons are as follows Bermce Kuehnle, swlmmmg representatne, Anne Park1ew1cL uce presxdent, Lorrame Slky ta, fenemg representatne, Fdnth Tomaskovxc hxkmg representatxve, Ruth Greenlee, team games representatne and Ruth Molen graft golf representatne The personnel and dutles of the other members are as follows Dorothy Bea man secretary, Helen Kmsman, treasurer Paulme Zarobskv gym at large Emxlv KruetL skatmg Geraldme Studenroth tenms Alble Grella, dancmg Lucllle Hehl, leaders Elnzabeth XValkup, publncltx and Rosaleen Russell adxer txsmg Page149 1 , 1 1 . . 1 1 .' : , ' 1 . 1 , -1 .1 . . , . 1 1 ' 1 - 1- 1 - 1 - V 1 1 1 ' - 1Tl. 11'11 ' 1 - 1 ' 11 11 1 1 ' . ,, . . ,. , , , . 1, . .1 ,, I., 1 , .. . . , f , . . . 1, , 1 . 1 , ' ' 1 . 5 5 K 5 . . . 5 5 , ' . . , . , . . . . . . . 5 . 5 5 5 5 . 1 . 1 . 5 1 , - , 5 , 5 . 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A 1 1 1 - 5 A5 , 5 , 1 . 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 . 1 . 5 1 - . 5 5 . 1 1 . 5 5 5 . 5 , , 5 1 . , 5 5 , 1 1, - . 1 - 5 5 . 5 Q L L Q Q - T 1 Q ' Q 1 9 7 . 1. 1 - , 5 5 ,5 5 ,5 5 Upper Row Krnpner Sponsor jahns Copeland Grub1s1cl1 Dougherty Lange Puhr Polak Bell Gzela Stawczyk Thlrd Row Wallet Gordeychuk Marquardt 'Poplk Markus Shernls Gallwxch Haas Ellek M2Ilm3lClS Dybas Kunkle Second Row Bjrd Karxs Blancek Kalata Eklnn Grebelns Hehl Representatxve Stralka Pnorkowslu Wnpptl Hespcn Kowalskx Grabowskn Front Row Zaganclll Suczynska Demko Wiley Fnlllp Kaplan Grant Zarobsky Zukowskl Black LEAIDEIQS CLUB I Agam the leaders have proved themselves lHCllSpCI'lS3blC to our gym orgamza t1on These gxrls wlth the1r red jackets over tan su1ts and tan jackets over green sults are seen about the Gym and m the Gym office during all perxods of the clay, exther 3SS1St1I'1g the mstructor Wlth ted1ous records puttlng out and settlng glrl who sxmply cannot master the step of a dance They are contmually bemg called upon to execute the proper method of do1ng an exerc1se, to t1me the Dash and Throw, Flag Race, and the Semor event, the 40 yard Dash, or to lnstruct an 1nd1v1dual on the correct procedure of makmg baskets Dur1ng the Wednesday Gym classes they asslst 1n settlng up equlpment for the Volley and Basketball games, referee the game and keep score Because of the great number of g1rls w1sh1ng to jo1n thls dxstmctxve club only the upper classmen are allowed to become members They must be passlng m all academxc subjects and recexve an E ln Gym as an average All members must haxe the nmth perxod on Wednesday free as that IS when the Leaders Club meet ln the Gym wlth the1r sponsor, Mrs Kr1pner Here they perfect the1r ab1l1t1es 1n all EXCFCISCS so that they may be able to demonstrate perfectly IH any Gym class and dlscuss Wlth Mrs Kr1pner any dlfficultxes wh1ch may have arlsen durlng the past week Lucxlle Hehl IS the representatlve of the Leaders Club ln the G A A Cabmet Her asslstant IS Eleanore Hespen Red bars, snlver bars, and pomts toward a G A A L are glven to the leaders accordmg to the quallty and the amount of erx 1ce gn en Pug: 150 M I M Y Y Y l ' ! I Y Y Y , , ' T 3 Y Y I 1 ! l Y I Y Y Y . I V I M I 1 Q! 'I Y Y . Y ' 1 M l l D . V! I ,Y Y .Y ' V U M AY I Y ' Y ' Y Y 7 Y Y ' up equlpment for the Gym classes, or encourag1ng a somewhat despondent ,, . ,, . . . . 7 . . , t . ' ' . lf I, ' . . S V. . V g Upper Row Keenan Weyrnch Husbaucr 'vlolengraft Greenlee Hanus Doughertx Pound Thxrd Row Skubu. Grella Zukowslu Zxtlmslu Stupka Dcmko Kaps Marzeck Polak Second Row Zagantlln Nlatxmams Galdnkas Gordeychuk Wnpptl Tomaskout Wnlu Smutny Drobena Slkyta Front Row Grtbells Ellek Dybas Tumaskovxt Hxlung Rtprescntatne Kreutz Skating Representatnve Hanas Pojeta Vlthalalt Kowalskx HIKING AND SIYATING I Perhaps you wonder why certa1n vxvaclous Lmdblom glrls are decorated under the umque merxt system of the G A A The laudable work of Edlth Tomaskovxc and Em1ly Kruetz m orgamzmg hxkmg and skatmg partles has enabled many of our ambltlous students to earn ars Whenever a gxrl goes wlth a h1k1ng party for a five m1le hlke, she recenves credxt for th1S mxleage In order to earn a s1lver bar she must have a total of seventy five mxles Glrls who succeed m qualrfymg for a s1lver bar 1n each of two successxve semesters w1thxn a school year are honored wlth gold bars Some energetlc h1kers have much more than seventy five mlles to thexr credlt at the end of the term Those havmg the hte hxghest mrleages are awarded the envlable red bars Skatmg parues are held on every week day except Monday and the gxrls are perm1tted to attend three of these weekly To those who skate nmety rmles, s1lver bars are awarded Through the merlt system gold bars and red bars may also be secured by the skaters In addmon to acqulrmg marathon bars, the g1rls, through hlkmg skat1ng and leadershlp may earn pomts toward an athletlc L Twenty mnles ot hxkmg or twenty five mrlcs of skatmg entltles the student to twenty Hxe out door actxvlty POIDIS The person supervnsmg ten hlkmg or skatlng partres earns twenty five leadershlp pomts Those mlles and mlles of hnkmg or skatmg bulld up thelr young bodles, helpmg them to stand the straln of all then' years of study, and store up strength and v1tal1ty for many years to come Page 151 1 1 v x 1 y '- ' s ,Y . v v - u w v ' . 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' ' ' ' ' ' , , ,V v 1 A u s l , - ,y s v V1 ' , , Q ...- . . y 1 , . - 1 ' Q - v J 1 - ' ' u xx ' ' , . . . . . - 7 - I , A-ide ,.,.z,.1 W1 Upper Rom Munheld Rtardan Stuk s C reenlee lur7 Penel O Donnell C rubisich Copeland Middle Rom Cirella Bell C ordeyehuk Domurat H nas C aldlltas Nlatimaxtns Burkhard XX immer Front Rovx liirnes Studenroth SLllllXll1 I teh Pocius Brummel Tomaskouc Bloom LIFE SAV NG C UB I Many girls who are striving eagerly to win life saving badges, which are Saving Club Various methods of approaching, breaking strangle holds and carrying a drowning person are tlught in a most expert mmner The girls meet on Tues dlys during the ninth period Because of the very luge enrollment in the Life Sax ing Club Bertha Kuehnle, the swimming representltlxe, her zssistant, Zdenkl Pojetl, and sexerll other members of the Dolphin Club zssist 'Vliss Klein Inch one supeix ises an assigned group of pupils The great value and importanee of these clisses is emphas17ed by the flct that at the end of the semester, representatn es from the American Red Cross Association test the swimmers on their accomplishments Life saxing badges are awarded to all those who pass this test Life savers who assist in sex eral swimming classes each Week can earn leader ship points which are required from those girls s.r1x1ng for an L To those who are very competent helpers and are regular in attendance, a silx er bar IS awarded in addition to the points A most interesting svsimmmg mlrlthon in which many of the life saxers 1re participitmg is being held this semester A map of Like Nflichigm has been drawn md numbered buttons, each of which represents a contestant, are mot ed lround it lxerv time 1 girl SYVIIUS one half mile her button is moved 1 distanee that represents hfty miles If she svtims eight hundred and eighty lengths of the tlnlx vs hieh is one thousand miles on the map, she recenes for her reward the prized sllx er bar Page IJZ 1 Q 'i 1 , .4 , ,'Q , ,wi , A ., , A V. , . awarded to those who succeed in meeting certain requirements, form the Life 4 4 ' , 4 Il. 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' ., , I , ' Q yi 1' L ' z ', ' i' I . i ' 1 . i ' Upper Row Nhss lxlun Sponsor N1tF,1dtr Trnska Zurbxtr Nloltngratt Congruc Cltha H :1 e W eckernng Nllddlt Rows Tomaskox lL Dougheru Berman Pardell XX xpptl Nlurrax Ixaps Kmsman DULIDHIN CLUB I The Dolphln Club, whxch meets on Tuesday durmg the e1ghth per1od ns made up of g1rls who have already recen ed L1fe Savmg badges and are now workmg earnestly to gam the 875 polnts needed to earn a Dolphm Emblem They acqu1re these by successfully executmg varlous stunts and dxves, show1ng speed and endurance 1n the1r strokes and demonstratlng Llfe Savmg carr1es wlrh greater speed than IS requnred from the members of the Llfe Savmg Club Each semester Dolphxn Emblems are awarded to only a few glrls even though the Dolph1n Club IS composed of L1ndblom s Hnest glrl swlmmers After a g1rl has recelved one Dolphm Emblem she has not flmshed her aquatnc career because It IS possnble to obta1n more than one A second emblem can be earned by obtammg 1000 pomts a thxrd for 1125 ponnts, and a fourth for 1250 pomts Bertha Kuehnle, a DOlphlDlt6 who has shown remarkable ab1l1ty has at the present tnme three emblems Bernlce Pound, another very accomplxshed swlmmer, has two Other Dolphmltes who have each earned one emblem art Stella Grebas, Wanda KOWllSlxl Zdenka Pojeta and Llllmn Wfeckermg As the Dolphmltes are our most expernenced swxmmers they are expected to assxst the swlmmmg teachers nn at least two classes a week Thexr dutles are to gnc demonstratlons md to help the students master the xarnous strokes and d1VCS Practlcally all of the Dolphxn members are part1c1pat1ng m the swxmmxng around the lake They gam their mxleage swlmmmg lengths of the tank dur mg open hour and between classes ln whlch they asslst It IS really quntc a novelty to be able to swim around Lake Mlchngan rnght 1DSlClC the wllls of Lmdblom Pagz Inv .n. X V A ' s i Q . , . A m vi -'- y v 'V' , 1 ' ' ' ' 1 , v I V 1 A , H ' 1 ' Front Row-Grcbellis, McGifford, Sikyta, Pound, Kuehnlc, Pojcta, Kowalski, Hanas, Rueckheim. , , . V g . Y . - . 7. . . . , . . . . . 1 Q 6 , ' Y . . . x 1 ' , ' ', . . . ' a . . . . V G . 2 Y . . H ,, . . . . . t . 1 4 1 - . , . . Upper Row Stupka Grublslch Bartella Goltl Haas Stukas Bagdon Nevarll Small Barley Grlsh Van hpps Tylmskm Pcrehmczuk Thlrd Row Hess Blancek Collms Conrath Wnllnams Gordeychuk Harrmgton Luta Wxppel Rxegler Tucker Murray Gerhos Falat Roberts Second Row-Copeland Ketterer Pamter Stemkraus Stnelecka Kalata Bahru, Kveton Schaefer Cerny Klnmams Znsken Le Clere Front Row Drobena Howe Kaplan Dvorak Znelmskl Cherye Studenroth Kowalskx Ellek Cnesnelslu Brookley Kreutz TENNIS CLUB l A racket, a ball, and the desxre to learn are the three requxrements needed to may 1mprove thelr game Every Frnday durmg the n1nth per1od thxs group of enthuslastlc athletes meet The glrls are taught the varlous strokes, such as backhand, forehand, as well as the sklllful handlmg of a racket, and other detalls and fine po1nts of the game whlch are very essentlal 1n makxng a good player After the members have mastered the fundamentals of tenn1s a tournament IS held As the game proceeds one after another IS ehm1nated as she loses a set As the number of players decrease the xnterest and excxtement IHCFCHSC The final sets are naturally part1c1pated 1n by the most skxllful and actlve players so that there one may observe the accurate execution of the var1ous strokes they have learned The clxmax of excltemenf IS reached when by el1m1nat1on there remains only one set The spectators eagerly Watch these last two contest ants as they employ every movement and maneuver to w1n the champ1onsh1p The wmner of rh1s set IS awarded a red bar and her partner recelves a sllver bar Of course lt IS the amb1t1on of every member to be one of the wmners but even those who do not ga1n th1s honor recexve a reward for bemg a member of the club and attendmg the meetxngs Thls reward IS twenty five pomts toward rhexr much deslred athletlc 'L The Club IS sponsored by Mlss Kleln who lS ably asslsted by Geraldme Stu denroth, the G A A representatlve Page 154 T Y I -T 5 W V'! Y V ! ' U ! . 5 . 7 I -T 5 Y 4 3 I l 'V ! V U ! ! D ! . ! . A . U V H 7 7 ' Y 5 .1 D 1 Y i Y ! 5 Y ! Y ! 1 ! . Y , . join the Tennis Club. Here the beginners may receive instruction and others ' ' ' ' ll ,, - ' ' Q H . - Upper Row Vlurphy Sponsor Moran Dolan Bagdon Norbutt .rtupka Yan Epps Cernauskas Hansllk Pala: Thxrd Row Htlts Sxkvta Polaslk Ogonek Nohansen Tomaskovxc Wxley Skaleclu Bird Le Clere Second Row Olson Dnmltre Braasch Karamagnanls Bloom Lmdeman Tomczak Sibley Pound Front Row Parlnman 'Vllchalak Kowalski 'Vlolengraft Kuehnle Hanas Dxllon GULF I Snxckers and tltterlngs ran through the group as they watched Rosahnd Blom grasp her drlver and step up to the tee off but when she sent the l1ttle whlte plll flymg over the green, thelr smlles dlsappeared and thexr mouths fell agape wxth wonderment and surprlse She was surrounded on all sldes Where d1d you Tell us who That was marvelous She told them her story Ten easy lessons m Golf for the low cost of pay nothmg at the Lmdblom H1gh School under the dlI'CCI1OI1 of M1ss Murphy dur1ng the e1ghth perlod every Frlday Aslde from the lessons glven 1n thls class she was allowed to attend another class on Monday durlng the e1ghth perlod for pract1ce and make up lessons whlch she had mlssed M1ss Murphy was ass1sted by Ruth Molengraft, Helen Kmsman and Bertha Kuehnle wlth the 1nstruct1ve part of the lessons and Emnly Tomaskov1c gave all around man servlce Durmg the begmmng of the season the classes were held 1ndoors but later on were taken outs1de When the Golf Courses opened, the group was told, there would be two tournaments, one for the advanced plavers and one for the begmners Also a handxcap tournament for the begmmng students They also were 1n formed to look forward to a few rounds of golf at the Kmsman Country Club She further told her new frxends that one would recelve twenty five pomts toward the G A A L for the attendance of th1s class, or nf attendmg both classes, fifty pomts Page 135 v,- F V, ' - . , , , . 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V ec as ' ' ' Upper Row Krnpntr Dnrettor Hess Collin Iexa Mitchell Young Willianis Pomcrance Pope Marcyan Tomczak Lepkovsky Dempster Third Row Middleton Zaganelli Heles leeler Bailey Gordeychulc Thtedc Grlsh Ellis Gehrxng Skaleckx Petrol Zuback Second Row Evans Zange Hoge Schumacher Wagner Locksted Dasbach Pendlebury Mabry CyWlHSkl Fetzner Machnikovssl-t1 Bertell l-ront Row Malbeuf Smutnw 'Peters Glovlak Mcliader Blaha Hines Schlawxn Stawczyk Pskare BEGINNING IQHYTHMI blom is to secure sufficient knowledge of rhythmlc dancing It is for this reason that Mrs Kripner kindly ccndescends to impart bits of her worldly knowledge of this art to girls wleo do not haxe the good fortune to afford it otherwise To the girls who have not had PFCVIOUS training beforehand, the Beginning Rhythms are offered so that they may become accustomed to the method of teachmg used by Mrs Kripner, possibly they are possessed with a special talent, perhaps this talent may come into light and a real artist may be developed. There are two beginning classes whlch meet during the ninth period on Monday and the fourth period on Wednesday Each have respectively eighty and seventy four members Mrs Kripner is assisted 1n these large classes by Alble Grella, the G A A Cabinet dancing representative, Stella Czormak and Ruth Husbauer, also of the Cablnet These classes are given over in the most part to the practice of exercises which enable the girls to loosen up and relax completely, an aid to health, graceful ness and poise The use of the tom tom 3ldS in emphasizing the dithcult rhythm of any step or dance The girls who show extraordinary abillty may be promoted to the Advanced, Intermed1ate Rhythms or Tap Dancing Perfect at endance m one of the dancing classes give members 25 points toward a G A A L Page156 x M . x T 4 T Y x 1 - Fv ' ' ! . 7 3 I I ! Y 3 y . . i , I Q M I 1 1 1 I 5 9 J 5. S I ! - l - H 1 s y - s y y v 'y - 'y r n ' is - M 7 .VS 5 - U 3 Y ' 3 l Y 3 ,V ' I 0ne thing that a girl does not want to miss during her brief career at Lind- 3 . . i . . A If 7, I Upper Row Krnpner Dnrettur Husbaucr Sullnan Studenroth Klucnnskl Dykes Fetter Broadhurst Uehrke Axelson Pethter Polak Dybas Lxsy Thnrd Row Ward Delaney Magee Ward Kmsman Mark Reardon anousek Sazama Marcnnxak Blazxcek Zarobsky Polacek Setond Row Zukowskn Murray Znelmskn Fnvek Zubrxcky Grella Representatnve 'vlarkus Debs Coombs Farmer Bruno Horovntz Bell Front Row Parkewlcz Cook Karts Krumc Gallw ch Stralka Marcetnch Neckrosh lNeven Carney ADVANCED IDHYTHMI l Gracefulness and poxse that unquestlonably enhance a Woman s charm m y be acqulred through rhythmxc dancmg Many Lmdblom glrls, appreclatlng the fme opportunlues offered them, ,om thls dancmg class Nxnety three glrls who have prev1ously demonstrated ab1l1ty and talent 1n dancmg classes are selected for the Advanced Rhythms Class where they ICCCIVC from Mrs Krlp ner wonderful lessons 1n varlous dlfficult and gay danc s To a vlsxtor lucky enough to see the gypsy aance, lt would appear that the class IS composed of beggars who plead pathetlcally for alms and falhng 1n th1s, attempt to Wm money by fortune telhng These 1nterest1ng classes meet 1n the communlty room on every Monday and Wednesday durmg the elghth perlod Attendance g1ves the same credlt as gym One hundred pomts toward an L can be earned by glrls Who attend both the gym and Rhythms classes Occaslonally thns class gxves exh1b1t1ons of thelr accomplxshments at our except1onally fine assemblnes As th1s feature of the program IS always very dellghtful It IS looked forward to wxth pleasant antnclpatlon There IS also a tap dancmg class durmg the seventh perrod on Wednesday Many of the members of the Advanced Rhythms attend thls class also, not for the credlt they may recelve, but for the knowledge attaxned through these lessons Alble Grella, the GAA Cablnet represntatnve, and her asslstants, Stella Czornnak and Ruth Husbauer, have gnven excellent axd to Mrs Krlpner ln supervnsmg thls excluslve dancmg class, and xn the productxon of the enjoyable baby doll and splash partnes that were glven to entertam the glrls Page137 ' ' v v y u A. n 1 1 s v v y n a ' - , .A . , , , ,J , , , x u - ' ' v y v v v rl n n x x a 1 ' . . . f . , 1 1 s a ly n x v v - 1 Q' r.. 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' cn as ' . . r- n Up R Ele feldt Rob ch Feddere Fencl Bshop Bl om Folt E gel t Tet e Wecke Ste t Mole g ft No b tt e DDSTIJIDE l Heads erect' Shoulders back and down' Stranght back' Feet together Approxlmately two thousand two hundred and fifty g1rls heeded these sugges tlons Whlle competmg 1n the posture contest held th1s semester After passmg the A B C posture tests rn a gym class the gxrls were permrtted to enter the prellmlnary meet whxch was judged three dlfferent tlmes by MISSCS Kleln Murphy and Jurz In th1s way every one was glven an absolutely falr chance The prel1m1nar1es bemg over the passmg competrtors entered the seml Hnals The d6C1SlVC results were as follow Genevleve Stewart won wlth forty two po1nts out of a posslble fifty Elsle Ellek second wlth forty po1nts to her credxt Josephlne Foltm and Anna Tetrev the th1rd and fourth place respectrvely Anna F1l1pek Rose Fencl Hazel Bloom Ruth Feddersen and Ahce Norbut tled for the fifth place each w1th thrrty s1X po1nts and Dorthea Blshop placed tenth wlth thlrty five po1nts The g1rls recelvmg honorable mentron each w1th thlrty four po1nts are Dorothy Beaman and Ruth Molengraft Most of the honor team IS composed of Sen1or Gnrls so you see our gxrls show lmprovement rn thelr posture as they proceed ln therr career at Llndblom The ten wlnners recelved red posture bars Mxss Callen was the ofhclal hostess of the day She was asslsted by var1ous members of the G A A Cabrnet After the contest was over tea was served 1n the Gym oihce to the guest judges The judges of th1s both mterestmg and lmportant contest were Mrs JCSSIC Anderson of Fenger H1gh Mlss Margaret Hayes of Parker Hlgh Mrss Bernice Boye of Englewood and M1sses Katherme Bulger of Farragut Hlgh and Augusta Swawlte of Normal We apprecnate then' co operat1on and thank them heartlly Page 158 per ow- i n , is , s n, , i , o , in, n . Fron Row-Beaman, r v, ring, war , n ra , r u , Ell lc. , 7 . . , . . - . From th1s group fifty g1rls were chosen to compete 1n the Hnals. . . Z . . . . 5 5 s 9 9 ' 3 1 - I , - , 5 ' Q . . . . , . , . A H ' . y , 1 1 n Upper Ro -G deych k St Hel Ha acek Norb t Greenlee G ub ch P u d Skubc Fro t R C ders Suc y ka Hear e Mole graft Kowalsk H Dyb GIIQLI TIQACIY I Last semester the gnrls gym held a track meet to determme who were our finest glrl athletes Each glrl was allowed to compete ln two events There were four sophomore events the goal shoot far throw flag race and the hop step jump and four umor events the up jump basketball shoot dash and throw and the far throw and the semor events the hlgh jump goal shoot tenms and the 40 yard dash The wmners of the sophomore events were as follows Olga Seselskak Janette Hanas and Margaret Grubnsch placed Hrst second and thlrd respectnvely ID the goal shoot the wmner made n1ne out of ten baskets m the far throw Frances Hammecek threw the ball 72 feet and 7 mches for the wmnmg pomt Agnes Yucus and Izxe Clarke placed second and thxrd the flag race was won by Frances Hamecek the hop step jump by Tony Kormek who dnd twenty one feet and one and one half mches In the jumor events Llllxan Hearne jumped twenty three mches for the wmnmg score 1n up jump the basketball shoot was won by Alice Dybas who made n1ne baskets out of ten the dash and throw was won by L1ll1an Hearne also and the far throw by Alxce Dybas The semor events were the hlgh jump ln which Ruth Greenlee jumped four feet five and one half mches to set the pace and Wanda Kowalskl and Ahce Norbut placed the goal shoot ln whlch Alice Norbut won and Ruth Molengraft and Tlllle Grebehs placed the tenms serve wherem Bee Pound Irene Stoffel and Ann Fnlxpek placed first second and thlrd respectxvely and the 40 yard dash whlch was won by Wanda Kowalsk1 who ran It m seven and three fifths seconds Genevleve Plorkowskl placed second The leaders proved themselves especlally noteworthy w1th thelr assnstance m settmg up the apparatus necessary for the events whmch took place durmg the A and B d1vrs1ons Page 159 w or u,o , m , u, ,risi,on, i. n ow- in , z ns , n , n , i, anas, as. . , . s . . 9 9 1 Q ' ' Q .I 1 ' 9 9 9 a a a 2 , ' . 5 s 9 Q x 9 Q Q 1 3 9 ' ' 9 ' ' a ' a 1 s , . a 9 a 9 9 1 ' ' s . 1 . Upper Row Roberts Sullnvan OBr1en Furst Pletzke Smythe Houdek Ogonek Grebells Moran Munneld Zoll Thnrd Row Moll M2fClnl2k Tetrcv Falada Vlarkus Cyvunskn Lutz Phnlllps Conrad Praummtz Skubxc LcClcre May btcond Row Zagamllx Smutny Hehl Demko Bachar7 Manells McLean Olson Krause Gauchas Malbeuf Front Row Karns Znclmslu Crlmmms Stoifel Snkyta Rcprcsentatnc Dxorak TOUISSIKOVIC Zubncky Pound FENCING I Although the G1rls Fenclng Club 1S the only club under the dlrectlon of the G A A that does not have a faculty sponsor It has progressed to such an extent that lt has been recognlzed as a lead1ng Gxrls Sport ln Lmdblom The number of members thls semester as compared to that of last semester show an extraordx nary 1ncrease of mterest and enthuslasm on the part of Lxndblom g1rls Lorralne Sxkyta, who has served the Fencmg Club for four semesters as repre sentatne on the GA A Cabmet, IS worthy of the heartlest commendatlon Another glrl Whom We owe much ln the maklng of th1s organlzatlon IS Irene Stoffel who has been an 1nstructor for four semesters Lorrame Dx orak, who was the champlon of last year s tournament, and who w1ll succeed Lorrame S1kyta IH the GAA Cablnet, and Emlly Tomaskouc, who tled wxth Mary Kulpa for second place, are also lnstructors The 1forement1oned glrls are members of the Gage Park Fo1l Club where they perfect and lmprove thexr parrxes and lunges and recelve practxce from the boy members of the same club Thxs group IS be1ng tralned to compete 1n the country and state fencnng meets We expect fine work from these people as they are be1ng taught by cfficlent glrls who haxe had expenence There are two advanced fencmg classes and s1x begmnmg classes Only two absences are alloted to each glrl a semester If thls rule IS observed the gnrl IS the recxpnent of fifty p01ntS for a G A A L Thxs year has been the most successful year for the Fencmg Club and we hope for many more llke lt Page 160 l . , . . T 1 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 , . . .. W Y. . .. . . . 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1- 1 r , . ' ' 1 1 1 w Q Aa 1 v 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 . , . . . . V . . U . ,, . . . ' 1 . , . . 1 . 4 1 - V - - - cc H 4 I L Upper Row Skublc Hennns Yuchs Blazncek Forster Colby Palelle Dsorak Thnrd Row Kowalskn Marcmuak Cuczynska Markus Mlehalak Koncel Blaha Karxs Second Row Hehl Studenroth Wnppel Tetrev Kaplan Vascuca Gordeychuk Poska Seselskas Front Row Dybas Cmdcrs A Dybas Greenlee-Represcntanve Norbutt Mnchalak Grcbehs VOLLEY BALI. I Found' An Honor Volley Ball Team Any g1rl who thought that she mlght be good enough to merlt the honor volley ball team entered the competntlon held 1n the gym Whlle the teams were playmg playlng hard, too, our gym lnstructors gave careful conslderatlon to the movements of the players They noted sagacxously the sklll wlrh wh1ch each g1rl handled herself and her pos1t1on on the floor, each g1rl s knowledge of the game, the composure Wlth whlch she conducted herself, and the good sportsmanshlp she dlsplayed After bemg scrutmlzed carefully one player at a tlme was taken out, and by th1s method of el1m1nat1on our gym teachers found a volley ball team Agnes Yucus, a sophomore, was chosen captam Ahce Norbut, Luc1lle Hehl and Ruth Greenlee, semors, Ahce Dybas and Geraldme Studenroth, Jumors, Irene Vascura, L1ll1an Kaplan, Mlldred Tetrev and Sophne Poska, sophomores, compose th1s unusual team Substltutes were also chosen They were Helen Blazlcek Josephme Markus, Anne Flhpek Olga Seselskak Georgette Blaha and T1ll1e Grebehs In addxtlon to team games pomts, every member of the Honor Volley Ball Team recenves an extra twenty five po1nts toward an L ' Another team, captamed by Agnes Yucus, after wmmng a serles of games, was proclaxmed champnon The Runners Up Team was captamed by Ahce Dybas These tournaments are of extreme 1mportance to every g1rl athlete and a posxtlon on the Honor Ball Team IS envlable We owe much to Ruth Greenlee, the Team Games representatlve for her generous co operatxon 1n the management of the tournaments Page I61 l l Y ! 7 ! 7 I ! 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' . , . . . - 1 1 - - , , , - ' a . , . . - s . . 1 1 s . . . , ' - . as Upper Row Blrd Flllpetlc Blallcek Zukowskl Bloom Dsbas Tomaskoue Sloficl Kalata Murray Yarobslu Thlrd Rovs Kllfcll Sponsor Vsetkerxnp, Dvbas Grcbelxs Vuppel Wagner Studenroth Ilehl Haushnlter Btaman Second Row lllek Haas Stralka Molengraft Greenlee Kaps Parkew1c7 Hespen Drobena Front Row Karls 'vilrkus Tomaskouc Slkyta Pound Kowalski Kuehnle Hanas L95 AND CHEVIQDNS I At the G A A Assembly thls semester, the Glrls Athletrc Assoc1at1on award ed 32 Ls and fifteen chevrons, of whxch two were fourth chevrons, one a th1rd and three of the second denommatlon It seems ev1dent then that our g1rls have succeeded 1n everyth1ng they have trled You must be sure that the achlevement of th1s L means many hours of extra work fine athletxc abrhty and perseverance on the part of the rec1p1ent before she may be able to ga1n the necessary po1nts that are requ1red These polnts are dnxded 1nto two groups the requ1red and the opt1onal The e1ght hundred pomts 1n the requ1red group may be earned through good sportsman sh1p at all tlmes, a physrcal examlnatlon, the keepmg of a health chart for two semesters, a passmg scholarshxp ratlng for at least four semesters and the pass mg of the A B C postures tests Membersh1p 1n an Athletlc Club for two semes ters IS required, two semesters of hlkmg and an average of E or better nn gym Leadershlp pomts earned elther by assnstmg IH classes or leadmg hlkes have been recently added to these pomts The optlonal pomts may be earned by danc1ng horse back rxdmg fencxng golfing, and many other athletxc BCIIVIIICS Page162 1 lv T ' 1 '- Q 1 ' w .9 v .l v '-is - I 1 a 1 Vw i Y A L 7 Y ! 3 I Y Y X1 ' 66 QQ . . , . . . - If , ,J ' . . ,, ,, . , . 7 The UL aspirant must be constantly working for at least four semesters 92,1 . . 7. . . . i . ,Sil n n n , 'E'14 ,., - 31 . . . . 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U :VN SL i 3 A V Y 0 UCSF P1 Pagn 163 DIED S DIAIQY FEB S No school for upper classmen today All the teachers jom 1n a cheer FEB 6 ane Faber IS ravmg because she got first through n1nth B1ll Vodak sm1les md goes home after d1v1s1on FIB 7 Allce Norbutt dlzzles cla smates mth brlght red blouse FEB 8 P1ctures for the Eagle are be1ng taken' TIS sa1d Ruth Nlohl broke the camera More expense for the Eagle FEB 9 MISS Ottosen says the Know Noth1ng Party has d1sappeared One look at Allee Norbutt Irene Galllgan and Ed Stone conv1nces us that It a1n t FEB 12 Blue Monday What' No school? Iwlthdraw the blue FrB 14 Valentmes Day a monkey p1cture w1th a verse was sl1pped 1nto S1g ohnson s locker FEB 15 Nom1nat1ons' Carl Kle1n IS put up for precedent I mean presl dent FEB 20 Bertha Ann Kuehnle can st1ll blush as evldenced by the t1me she was caught s1tt1ng w1th J1m Slumanek 1n Amer1can Problems Class FEB 22 Can t tell any l1es on Washmgton s b1rthday FEB 26 We are remlnded ln d1v1s1on that we are 4A s and should act as such Well Bob Sells should be squelched at that MARCH 1 Nuts' Basketball team 1S defeated Joe Porrevech1o needs cheer 1ng up MARCH S MISS O Donnell obyects to Herbert Pomerance playmg t1t tat toe 1n Math RCVICW I helr he beats her and she s 1ng1y IVIARCH 6 Rumors of 1 play come X11 tht QI IPCX 1ne system Tmkcts 35 cents Hal Flanmgzn loses 1nterest MARCH 9 Report cards Prospectlxe Graduates Ahem' IVIARCH 12 johnny Iacek appomted sexgelnt at lrms but st1ll we come too late to d1x1s1on IYIARCH 13 Irene Stoffel clems her locker Among the debr1s are powder puffs combs m1rrors etc Thats Where her money goes' MARCH 14 Sud art1cles dont explam why Ind Fr1duss IS broke hovsucr m ls be Bob Hesse could explam SIHCC he xx orks at the Southtown Page 166 2 . 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SV FQ' fb A. is lit JU Yi?- MPKNJ vs ,K UNH ESTi..LLr Page 167 AlARC H 20 Lots Ind lots of sld flees uound Uldly Report ends mme out yL5tLld'U hlARCH 72 Lenore Mmmele eonfesses she lllees dltes Ill lx1l1dS 'X1ARcH 26 Clalm eheeles go on sale S funny Helen Lexme 1nd 1DOlOfl'lX Hlrt ue so sweet to the boss these dslys MARIII 78 Do you wonder why ohn Isplm IS llte to el1ss7 W1tl1 Mme est 1nd Myxnx Loy loolemg If x u zom sou: oe eer door xxou n t xou H l1te tc 7 APRII 2 Yesterdu V518 Apul lools Dlx Ind wls Ruth xlOlLl'l2:Ilff mu when 1 Klele me slgn xx IS pmned on her bielx APRII 4 Chester S7umg.1lslx1 vwmted to lenow how to tllee out Cltllens 51 ULIS but lost Interest when he found out thlt If Wls necesslr to swell l 5 APRIL S ust beeluse Rn Splx Ili IS the erook Ill the play IS no re1son xxhx he should txlee W1lbur ohnson s gnl 1w1y from hmm APRII 6 Cllss plrtx lxletlee H1 1ppIe shnnmg 1 'RII J New jolee IH the W eelelx' Tlwex su Bob Bonleenhugen IS Iespon fkll Dlrwm IS Inght' lele Longfellow XVIS seen on top or 1 loelxer l'l11lxll'lL' flees md tlnovung booles lround IXPRII 12 Stexe Du Ind Helen Levme are gettxng bum fexex trymg to figure out the cl1ss wlll Ind thls the depresslon too IXPRIL 16 Rejuvenltmon of Helen Staums' She w IS letullly seen pon dermg hex nose 1 IRII Bert Cnoxe got Into dliheultles by bemg lbsent from hrs founth Iour ellss w1s l1lXlI1Q pletuxes tllxen sud he lxtn 1' Gnls Glee Club hld pnetures 4th Iour 1 'RII 20 XX meh IITQLIIILS for genume BIXLIS 1511111 Ind Helen IU hlulten IS seen Shllxllli, smd out of he1 shoes HXPRII 24 hlsxe Mose smgs Klss We Agun, If Henderson She put so mueh reelmsg Into It Nhybe Ielx Houghton was In the Iudxence APRII 26 Wllldled Selnele tllees ehlrge of emdx nles Ind ld Leslue elds mzseulme xolunteers 'I 2 Q 1 .Il lx L- QV. x Q' ie I . . , 4 L , , -Y . , . 2 . ,R Y ' Lf Z . w 3 1 . , Y 11 V, I ' ' ' e- I ' 'J 1. 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