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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1939 volume:

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' J' s X lx Y JJ xl 1' -1 Q gig! li Str 831 ,sie THE STAFF HELEN THIEMANN AUDREY GEHRKE Literary Editor PAUL BRYDER -, GirIs Athletic Editor EILEEN KADEN, Boys Athletics Editor WALTER LOWE Picture Editors ROBERT CROSS EDWARD E Art Editor MARGARET ROBERTSON us'r1ess Mcmcxqer Q Lads- Y Q A.- 1 f' . U LEDER DRENNAN A .I L, ,., ,wwf Advertising Manager RICHARD DU BOIS . Fcxcuity Sponsor MISS CARRIE LOUISE GEORGE Business Adviser MR. MILES V. SHORE Art Adviser MRS. ANNA GALE 'W'-Q, ,aye .Wm 'iwiggggggiag SQ, 1 F x V ,I ' 7 , af' iff Vglfvlfgkx iff ry? ,ad DEDICA TI ON I 5 C70 Mr. Taylor, whose interest, diree- tion, and understanding has hrought to us the joy of studying music and the V thrill of singing, we gladly dedicate this w ' y - Eagle. J 53 ?4J,.L.,,t!V wg b , V I ,sf , i M ' V W WV, i:'A I, A na 'K . U y ix A gilt 1. J.15g,X RTXCA-N,-4 1 I If l Q wx KB' ' z 1 Q, R .met-,fri J Y g In ilu- LJ, h., y A P ,Y 1 lf' . se , . ,. gf , G H X 'Q fyyzdwlfil f 1,r'VJ 3 N 4, .,..,, www L' J :Ai sy 'fx f fr V ,C .f ' V I lv Q H f1F,-2,.,4+?'A'pA1 . e i PRINCIPALXS MESSAGE A four-year period is a long time when it lies before you but a very short one when you review the course of events four years later. The February class of l939 no doubt looks back and Won- ders how the time could have passed so rapidly. Only yesterday you Were shy, timid freshmen with the high school course before you. All the fine times you have had, all the growth you have made should have been in the direction of better living. All have not made high records as far as school subjects are concerned, but each one in this class should be a better citizen because of the four years spent at Lindblom. Classes come and go but each class is the best and each year book the outstanding one. It is well that prin- cipals and teachers feel that Way about it. The joy of teaching comes in find- ing each group of young people differ- ent from all others. If We tell you that you are the best yet, please do not misunderstand us. As a class you have helped main- tain the high traditions of Lindblom. May you go out into life upholding these high standards and carrying out many of the fine suggestions that have been made to you during the past four years. Lindblom looks forward to the time when it will proudly say, That young man or young Woman was a member of a graduating class at Lindblom High School. I INVEST IN YCDURSELF The members of the Senior Class of February l939 will soon be departing from Lindblom to face new problems and new opportunities. One problem which already may have demanded some attention and which will become increasingly important with the pass- ing years is that of investment. On this age-old subject our graduates would do well to harken to the counsel of a great teacher, adversity, who for the past decade has been among us constantly trying to impart wisdom. Invest in yourself, says this teacher. Invest in the resources of the mind and the skill of the hands and your capital will survive unim- paired. Invest your money in an edu- cation. Spend it for culture. Buy knowl- edge and hope for wisdom. Acquire good books, study them carefully and make friends among the great minds of the world. Attend exhibitions and concerts, know science and develop a taste for the fine arts. Travel, study man and the institutions he has built throughout the ages. Money invested in a bond or stock may bring a few dollars yearly, but the same sum in- vested in acquiring knowledge or skill will bring immeasurable profit and pleasure as long as you live. An in- vestment in yourself is in a business you can always watch and control. Booms cannot inflate it and depres- sions cannot destroy it. Friends can- not borrow it, thieves cannot steal it. For centuries the wise have heeded these instructions and profited. May you be numbered among the wise. Warren Twgvq sid-+--4-.. . - D N g W-Zf iv Q W A 'Q ,,,,.,,,,i,,,, V vw-4-Q.. o I - Z., , 7, - , f ,-W ,,.,.,.f'-- ' J 4 ff-ff MJ bv if Q ,Y i ff ,Z M 4 L M f' mf 7 W7 MMM 'iff M M vwme MWMWWJWLMWH .. I Ol ijt, K C fvwvvu-f'-' NN M M W 1'.sN I I B' V ' , : 2 ,Iv Nx. W Q ,QQS ' ' V f I S' I, xx ' I Ns I O 5 ' I l I X I X I 5 I x ' V g ' I l f I Q g 5 I ll . I g ' gl Ol ll 1' U 2' U 0' u 1' .I 'f I I ' I 1 I ' s 1 I I I - ' .Cindbl0m's Tribute of Love ROBERT' Ltwugpgpq n .i:.:5i?-.- li1'!Tl ' W9 ll D' 'E 5 4A COMMITTEE HEADS Program. . . . . Class Sing. . . Class Day. . . Financial .... Class Party. . Arrangements. . . . . Refreshments . Decorations. . Prom ........ .Robert Brownlee .Marjorie De jong . . . . . .Lucille -Graf . .joseph Morano . . .Emily Popelka . . . .joan Sawyer . .Charlotte Fiala Charles D'Andrea . . .Norma Gallier CLASS HISTORY It was in February, that memorable year of '35, that Lindblom opened her stately portals to admit us, a group of timid, wide-eyed fresh- men. Soon we were very much at ease, and before long we were cutting up, and trying to assume all the airs of the seniors. Freshy days changed to sophomore and then, at last, We were upper classmenl When we entered ourjunior year we were put under the guiding hand of our sponsor, Mr. Small. Along with his coming came the elec- tion of our first class officerse,LQher Cooper.- ridg, Presidentg Bernadine Swanian, Vice- Presidenty Marjorie Dejong, Secretaryg and Francis Anderson, Treasurer. Our 3A leaders were George Ceithaml, Earl West, Viola Tib- bits, and Myron Anderson. In our senior year we moved into the Audi- torium where Earl Phillips, Marion Stears, Betty Fric, and Stuart Oliver led us through our very full and exciting 4B semester, while Grant Olson, Norma Gallier, Emily Popelka, and joseph Morano took us through our last one. Those who desired to develop their literary talents chose either the Eagle or the Weekly. The Eagelites were Helen Thiernann, Audrey Gehrke, Dorothy Schoenhofen, Walter Lowe, Luther Cooperrider, janet Hansen, Norma Gal- lier, and Marion Stears, while jarvis Friduss, jack Berngard, Blanche Baim, Lorraine Serp, Lillian Gavlas, Emily Popelka, Alice Carroll, and Louise Meeder chose the Weekly. The distinguished red jackets were worn by Mary Baumgartner, Marjorie Dejong, Lucilf Graf, june Matha, Marion Stears, Bernadine Swanson, Viola Tibbits, Norma Gallier, and Doris Kroupa. Those honored by membership on the Boys' Council were Myron Anderson, jack Berngard, George Ceithaml, Willard Con- greve, ,Luther,, , Rudolph jesek, Grant Olson, and Robert Strating. On the gridiron were George Ceithaml, Myron Anderson, Francis Anderson, Frank I-loblick, joseph Morano, Edward Davis, Curtis johnson, Lawrence Pote, Edward Roehrick, Robert Gibson, james Greybar, Robert Blank, Fred Giltner, Edward Czorniak, and Howard Saar. The girls on the G.A.A. Cabinet were janet Hansen, josephine Blaha, Lorayne Marek, Margaret Lamont, Florence Keslik, Rose Fonte, and Berenice Russell. Individual honors go to those two who won the achievement L cups-josephine Blaha and George Ceitharnl. And so our history is completed. We leave Lindblom regretfully, and as the years roll by, we will gaze fondly back on four years of happy' memories and cherished friendships. Barrister: Historian VIOLA TIBBITS MARION STEARS Ianuary, l939 FLASH! We, the graduates of Lindblom in order to form a more perfect student body, establish sportsmanship, insure fair thinking, provide for school spirit, promote Lindblom's traditions, and secure the knowledge and personality development in our classrooms, do pass on these rules and regulations to our successors: To the up and coming 4As we leave the boys' and girls' gym for a bigger, better and more successful prom, which will be held in the daytime. Remember, no bids to the alumnael but all joking aside we sincerely hope your semester of Senior-dumb will be cherished for many a year-Cand we do mean you.D To the 4Bs we give you Cwith pleorsurel Mr. Willard C100 per cent interest on tardy home- work? lohnston. There was a boy named lohnny But Iohnny is no more, For what he thought was H20 Was HQSO4. To the 3As We reluctantly will the new annex in the south wing of the library. Be sure to report at 8:00 a. m. sharp and be the first one to secure the book, Government in Ac- tion, Which will take you approximately one week to read, and return it with a check for S3335 Covernight loanl. To the 3Bs, who are expert interior decorators Cwall flowers to youl, when it comes to the 4A CLASS OFFICERS , Jf iff Qffffw L 01 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT time of the first class party, we give you a bit of senior Cthat's usl advice-send in an order now for a trainload or two fit depends on you? of yeast, then save the coupons, which entitles you to full instructions on modern jit- terbug steps. To the 2As We render this bit of advice: ' ln going through the hall Your haste should be concealed Remember you're not a half back Charging up and down the field. For the 2Bs we have especially designed the southern Wing of the lunchroom-the architect being the same as that for the Brown Derby- and seeing as how we are against Roosevelt and his unemployment policy Cplease supply own name of partyl We have employed several present 4A waiters to provide you with every convenience you desire. To the lAs and lBs, remember! In case of fire, don't be alarmed-because green things don't burn. As We bring this, our last will and testament, to a close, we, as representatives of the Ianu- ary Class of '39, take with us many cherished memories of our never-to-be-forgotten Alma Mater. 9 Heart and oul we extend Our Best Wishes. Witnesses: Barrister: NIVEN STEWART LOUlSE MEEDER CHARLES D'ANDREA President ................ Grant Olson Vice-president .... .... N orma Galller Secretary ..... ...... E mily Pope Treasurer ............. Ioseph Morano , x.. 'f l 9w 9 'l f, ' Ywyfff' fdf Q,-get flfra , L,!i:i!jXJf1Jfj! 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RAY ADAMICK Basketball: Baseball: Swimming: Se- nior Boys Club: Golf: Bowling: Fenc- ing: Iunior Boys Club. lEAN ALEXANDER Girls Chorus: Radio Club: Music Club: Senior Girls Club: Honor Society: 4A Program Committee: Advanced Lead- ers. WARREN ALLEN Swimming: lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard: Financial Com- mittee: Honor Society. ELEANOR ANDERSON G.A.A.: First Aid: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club. FRANCIS N ERSON Vargty F' all:f ptai ,So omore Foot ' ll: Q immihg e b: lu- nior 505151 lub: E3 fgrep 3B lass: Wres , Senior ya Clu . . ,M : Sponsor--RALPH L. SMALL A4-MARGARET CARROLL A7-PAULINE CALLEN Attendance-C. CARLTON CULBERTSON Assistant---EMILIE IAHELKA MYRON ANDERSON Senior Boys Council: Treasurer, SA Class: Varsity Football: L Club: Schol- arship L: Officers Club: R.O.T.C. L.: Lieutenant, Concert Band. VICTOR ANDERSON Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Sophomore Football Coach: lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. VIVIENNE ANDERSON Costume Design: Interior Decoration: Concert Band: Band L: Art League: Inter-Cabinet Council: Girl Reserves: Senior Birls Club. DONALD ARMSTRONG Gymnastics: Swimming: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Honor Society: Class Day Committee: Hall Guard. HENRY BACHO Hall Guard: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Physics Club. BLANCHE BAIM Art League: Costume Design: Weekly: 4A Refreshment Committee: lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Honor So- ciety: French Club. lUNE BANNES G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: Tap: Rhythms: Senior Girls Club. GERALDINE BASINGER Tap: G.A.A.: from Englewood. BOBETTE BASINSKI Latin Club: Tap: Rhythms: Sports Club: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Graduated in 3V2 Years. lOHN BATKA Swimming: Inter-class Basketball: Inter- class Baseball: Gymnastics. GEORGE BATUELLO Senior Boys Club: Honor Society. MARY BAUMGARTNER Senior Girls Council: Senior Girls Club: Girls Club: Honor Society: lunior G.A.A.: Prom Cornniittee. ADOLPH BAYER lnter-class Gymnastics: Gymnastics: L Club: Honor Society: Senior Boys Club. KENYON BEMENT Senior Boys Club: Honor Society: Schol- arship L. ANN BENDIK G.A.A.: Latin Club: First Aid: Senicr Girls Club: lunior Girls Club. MARGARET BENIAMIN A Cappella Choir: Costume Design: lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Pan American Club. JACK BERNGARD Senior Boys Council: Associate Editor, Weekly: Inter-Cabinet Council: Swim- ming: Honor Society: Senior Boys Club: lunior Boys Club: Business Manager, Pep Book. IOSEPHINE BLAHA Achievement L Cup: G.A.A. Board: 4 Chevrons: Honor Volleyball: Honor Basketball: Honor Baseball: Honor Hockey: Honor Society. LA VERNE BLAHA Sports Club:-Fencing: Senior Girls Club: Tap: Hygiene: G.A.A.: Advanced Swimming. ALBERT BLAHUT f Chief Usher: Seni T ack: Cross Coun- try Team: lnter- Xjcfrack: lnter--class Cross Country: e -class Gymnastics: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. ROBERT BLANK Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Se- nior Boys Club: L Club: lunior Boys Club: Inter-class Boxing: lnter-class Wrestling. MARY BLASCO Senior Girls Club: lunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Office Worker: Rhythms: Chess Club: Games: Spanish Club. MIKE BOBIS Baseball: Basketball: lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: lnter-class Baseball: Inter-class Basketball: lnter-class Cross Country. ELLEN BODEN G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Team Games: Hockey: Fencing: Tap: Rhythms. GEORGE BOMHER Gymnastics: lnter-class Wrestling: ln- ter-class Touch Football: Concert Orch- estra: lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Inter-class Basketball. ,f ROBERT BONNEMA -, Senior Boys Club: lunior Boys Club: Inter-class Cross Country: lnter-class Track: Baseball: Ushers Club. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Chairman-ANNE Z. MOORE f 1+ X' 2 WALTER- Bosovrc Senior Boys Clfub. HELEN BOROWSKI G.A.A.: Hockey: Senior Girls Club: Rhythms: Fencing: Sports Club: Golf Club. IANE BOUGIE G.A.A.: Sports Club: lunior Girls Club: Secretary, Senior Girls Club: Fencing: Leaders Club: Pin and Ring Corn- mittee. FLOYD BOUTON lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. ALICE BOUZIDE Art League: Costume Design: Mail Service: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: lu- nior Girls Club. VIRGINIA BREZEK Sports Club: G.A.A.: lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Fencing: Rhythms: Advanced Tap: Life Saving. BOB BROWNLEE Inter-cabinet Council: Opera Club: Boys Glee Club: Captain, Cheerleaders: Swimming: Tennis: President, Senior Boys Club: Pirates of Penzance. HELEN GRANT CHARLOTTE MCCALL MARY A. RYAN ESTHER MAC DONALD BESS O'CONNELL GENEVIEVE SULLIVAN OLGA MASSIAS MARGARET REILLY , 9 3 li' f' M X. O f' ,I J fy, 1 1 Uh 1 if f ,f ff lf! fl JN , 'I J.!j'!yl ,J 1 ef .17 JS' Y' f M fc 62,14 ffm? W C . M' 4,1 CQ OL ml, ,AMN f Il Wea 211-44 1- C56 fflmafrlrl ' C3110 6mm c 1726 I r-10 - ' M' YI Ah f Cfll 11 Iv, f '74 1 :Q 45416 f'5 'c?z-1:2 116 C3634 RPIIQGIIS C5906 H'?Q'I 'f CLI! 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ROBERT BURNS Concert Band: Swimming: Inter-class Boxing: Basketball: Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard: R.O.T.C. KEITH BURTON LUCILLE BU SBY Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Fencing: First Aid: Girl Reserves. WILLIAM BUSBY Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard. CATHERINE BUTKOVICI-I G.A.A.: Beginning Orchestra: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Rhythms: Sports Club: First Aid. ALICE CARROLL G.A.A.: Girl Reserves Cabinet: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Weekly: Dolphin: Class Sing Committee: Life Saving. MARY IANE CARROLL Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Latin Club: G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: Mail Service: First Aid. SARA ABELSON HELEN ALLEN ROSE A. APPLEBY GUSTAVIUS BLOMOUIST MARY CARROLL LINDA ROSE CHIHAK BARBARA IANE CLARK AGNES DELANEY LULU S. ELMER DELORES CAUSEMAN Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Tap: Games: Honor Society: Folk Dancing. CHARLES CECI-Iff - H- Gymnastics: Inter-class Gymnastics: L Club: Latin Club: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Inter-class Basket- ball: Bowling. KENNETH CECIL Boys Glee Club: Gymnastics: Advanced Fencing: Baseball: Captain, Bowling: Golf: Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard. GEORGE CEITHAML Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Captain, Varsity Football: Achievement L Cup: Inter-cabinet Council: Honor Society: President, 3A Class: Senior Boys Council. WALTER CERNAUSKAS Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: A Cappella Choir. MARTHA ANN CERVENKA Tap: G.A.A.: Sports Club. KENNETH CHAPEK Track: Intereclass Track: Inter-class Football: Hall Guard: Gymnastics. HENRY CHICK Wrestling: Boxing Championship: Man- ager, Boxing: L Club: Varsity Foot- ball: Ushers Club: Senior Boys Club: Bowling. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Chairman-BEATRICE TILLINGHAST IDA M. FRANCIS IOSEPHINE GINTY HELEN GOLDBACHER DANIEL HAGER LORETTO I-IANNAN WALTER IEPSON CAROLINE IUSTIN HEDVIG E. MARCUM IESSIE MAXWELL MARIE CHICOLA Senior Girls Club: 500 Club: Sports Club: Tap: Fencing: Rhythms: First Aid: G.A.A. MARY ROSELTNE Ct-IGVIGH Compositor, Scoop: Vice-President, Girls Sports, Civic, Social, and Cultural Club: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Girls Dance Club: Girls Service Club: Cooking Club. IOSEPH CHUCHMAN Swimming: Inter-class Baseball: Inter- class Basketball: Hall Guard: Honor Society: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. LUCILLE CLARIN G.A.A.: Leaders: Iunior Girls Club: Girl Reserves: Senior Girls Club: Honor Society. ELIZABETH COFIELD Civic, Social, Cultural Club: Secretary, Girls Service Club: Secretary, Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Cooking Club. WILLARD CONGREVE Senior Boys Council: Opera Club: Ac- companist, Boys Chorus: Accompanist, Pirates of Penzance: Concert Band: Opera L: Honor Society: I Program Chairman, 4B Class. LUTHER COOPEBBI QEB Senior Boys Council: President, 3B Class: Major, R.O.T.C. Band: Secretary, Inter-cabinet Council: President, Iunior Boys Club: L Club: 5 Scholarship L's: Treasurer, Boys Glee Club. EMMA MCCREDIE THERESE MULLER IOSEPHINE NEUBAUER ELFRIEDA K. SCI-ILACKS BERYLDINE SULLARDS HALLENE M. THOMSEN ESTELLE VOELKLER GRACE WEATHERHEAD GUSSIE ATKINSON SOPHIE BAIORIN HARRY CALPHA NATALIE CHAPMAN GRACE COPLEY MARY E. COURTENAY IOSEPHINE DELANEY MARGARET DIXON GLADYS EDWARDS HAROLD COVINGTON Wrestling: Basketball: Inter-class Wrest- ling: Inter-class Track: Inter-class Box- ing: L Club: Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard. LORRAINE CRAWFORD . A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Rhythms: Honor Society: Iunior Girls Club: Tap: Girls Chorus. VIOLET CROOK G.A.A.: Choir: Rhythms: Tap. FARLEY CURTIN Honor Society: Iunior Boys Club: Se- nior Boys Club: Boys Glee Club: Foot- ball Manager. EDWARD CZORNIAK L Club: Fencing: Gymnastics: Wrest- ling: Varsity Football: Senior Boys Club: Ushers Club: Inter-cabinet Coun- cil. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT chairman-BYRNINA GARRITY CARRIE L. GEORGE MAY C. FRANCIS ANNETTE HAMPSHER MARY HOWLAND HERBERT D. HURN ELLA MAY JONES EMMA LOWELL CORINNE MANEIKIS PHYLLIS MATZ WILLIAM DAMROW Senior Boys Club: Honor Society. CHARLES D'ANDREA Gymnastics: Basketball: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Inter-cabinet Council: Chairman, 4A Decorations Committee: Physics Club: Honor So- ciety. MICHAEL DANIELS EDWARD DAVIS Fencing: Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Inter-class Track: Gymnastics: R.O.T.C. ALBERT DECKER Fencing: Wrestling: Concert Orchestra: Concert Band: 3 Band L's: Captain, R.O.T.C. Band: Hall Guarcl. MABEL RADEMACHER VERA REIBEL MARY ROGERS LOUISE ROWLANDS MARIORIE RULE GEORGE TURNER MARGUERITE WATSON GEORGE WILSON ARTHUR DECKER Forum: Senior Boys Club: Swimming: Fancy Diving: L Club. MARIORIE DE IONG Senior Girls Council: Secretary, 3B Class: Vice-President, Inter-cabinet Council: G.A.A.: Scholarship L: Senior Girls Club: Chairman, Class Sing Com- mittee. BERNICE DE KOKER G.A.A.Q5OO Club: Tennis: Fencing: Team Games: Senior Girls Club. RAY DENZEL Inter-class Basketball: Iunior Basket- ball: Inter-class Wrestling: Hall Guard: Iunior Boys Club: Chemistry Club. NICK DiBENEDETTO Inter-class Wrestling: Wrestling: Gym- nastics: Track: Inter-class Track, 61 Smxw -: Nice-. .. 9 wo Q-300 -4 uw fx-sam Q . NQOM Y. uv 'ix-L - Nikqw-egiyo 'ikafvw foe 'Oue- I E K 5 S i E ML xqwg- X X 1: SAM AX 5 Aw? .Q 1 Q-mee Sv c Q am, '- 15155 ws. 609' 'S-om Q wx i Qx x X306 uh xx X xx Xgxw YKS5 nfl, 'fy-L Hwy A1 .N k xw A X I A Q0-4V3. XXO k w Koo L Oxx 9906 YQ .',,f I , , 3, 4 V5 ff' . , ' L 'Z '?f? Q! f' 'SIP Q' I .1 -' -' if ' f ,iff far ' -' its .A A, L1 I v CCOIXQA I 4 lv: Cc off' ' N G8 'Sgr G :Avo OIIQ- r ' 'l0101:61-of Q z P016 Qrmroxr I 11-gglul, f Lk P mg, 'll fx -'pl nerr 1 14617 C37 I-507 CI 6111 flier ev fx Nl QP 6a I Q5 'GJU 04 , . cigk' C3- orb .Q62 C0 .-Ifd ll :Qwu f4f71lPf71 1490 111' I I ,160- 6 0 S I 13. Rami 1 Mun PZ' C544 -7 li nm CQ, AILEEN' DICKSON . G.A.A.: lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Mail Service: Hygiene: Sports Club: Rhythms: Honor Society. ' CHARLOTTE FIALA Honor Society: Latin Club: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Cadet Orchestra: First Aid: Chairman, 4A IOHN DINGA Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Track: Inter-class Basketball: Chem- istry Club: Physics Club. ALMA DOBES Concert Band: 2 Band L's: Hall Guard: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Tap: Games. KENNETH DOBES lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: 2 R.O.T.C.. L's: 4 Band L's: Captain, Concert Band: Alternating Drum Major: Manager, Dance Orchestra: Hall Guard. FLORENCE DREGER Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: First Aid: Girls Glee Club: Chess Club: Rhythms. MARGE DRISCOLL Hiking: G.A.A.: lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Fencing. IRENE DUDRA G,A.A.: ,Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Rhythms: Games: Spanish Club: First Aid: Hygiene. ERNEST ELDORADO Concert Orchestra: Opera Orchestra L: Opera Orchestra: Concert Orchestra L: Concert Band: Dance Orchestra: Archi- tectural Club. GERTRUDE ELLINGER . G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Girl Reserves: Team Games: Rhythms. x . MARIE ELLIOTT Honor Soc t - ir Chorus: Senior Girls Club: i r rls Club: L Club: Advanced y s: Advanced Lead- ers. ARTHUR ENDER Inter-class Wrestling: Wrestling: Box- ing: L Club. Tl-IERESA FALBO G.A.A.: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Mail Service: Hygiene: First Aid: Games. ROSE FALZONE Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Dancing Club: Cooking Club: Civic, Social, and Cultural Club: Swimming Club: Girls Sports Club. ANNABELLE FELKER G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: Hygiene: Games: Tap: Beginning Band: Inter- mediate Band. IOHN FERANEC Baseball: Sophomore Football: Wrest- ling: Inter-class Track:,Chemistry Club. Reiishmems Committee. 1' H H DOROTHY FIALA Girls Glee Club: First Aid: Honor Pos- ture: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Team Games. LEONARD FIEROH Senior Boys Club. M. W. FINNEGAN Officers Club: Assistant Chief Usher: Physics Club: lunior Boys Club: Se- nior Boys Club: Concert Band. MARIAN FOERTSCH G.A.A.: lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Tap: Rhythms: Hygiene. ROSE FONTE G.A.A. Board: Athletic L: L Club: 2 Chevrons: Advanced Leaders: Honor Society: Pan American Club: Senior Girls Club. MILDRED FRANA First Aid: Sports Club: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Tap: Skating: lunior Girls Club: Games. BLANCHE FRANCE Scholarship L: Honor Society: Spanish Club: Ring Committee: Pen Club: Fenc- ing: G.A.A,: Senior Girls Club. ALFRED FRANZ Honor Society: Inter-class Track: Ushers Club: lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Art League: Inter-class Basket- ball: Stage Crew. BETTY FRIC Presiderp, Senior Girls Club: Secretary, 4B Class: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Costume Design: Rhythms: Art League. IARVIS FRIDUSS Editor-in-Chief, Weekly: Captain, Fenc- ing Team: Inter-cabinet Council: L Club: President, French Club: Honor Society: Literary L: Tennis. NORMA GALLIER Vice-President, 4A Class: Senior Girls Council: Girls Athletic Editor, Eagle: Secretary, Iunior Girls Club: Vice-Presi- dent, Inter-cabinet Council: Vice-Presi- dent, Classical Club: Honor Society: Senior Girls Club. MIKE GALLO Baseball: R.O.T.C. THOMAS GANNON Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard. LILLIAN GAVLAS Honor Society: Secretary, Weekly: Golf: lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Tap. FAY GELDER Hiking: G.A.A.: Switchboard: Senior Girls Club: lunior Girls Club: Games: Sports Club: First Aid. AUDREY GEHRKE Associate Editor-in-Chief, Eagle: Sec- retary, Classical Club: Senior Girls Club: lunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: 4 wSchela-rslwip-L's+-Fencing..LT HUGO GEISSLER Chemistry Club: Honor Society: Scholar- ship L: Senior Boys Club. GEORGE GEORGIS Concert Orchestra, Senior Boys Club: Inter-class Wrestling: Wrestling: Hub- bard Chess Club. ROBERT GIBSON Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Baseball: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Gymnastics: Spanish Club. VIRGINIA GIFFORD Treasurer, L Club: Senior Girls Club: Fencing: Advanced Leaders: Life Sav- ing: Dolphin: Hiking: Team Games. FRED GILTNER 4 Football: Boxing: Gymnastics: Senior Boys Club. GERHARDT GLIEGE Concert Band: Band L: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: 4A Program Committee: Classical Club: Fencing. IOHN GOLDEN Concert Orchestra: Concert Band: Opera Orchestra: Honor Society: lunior Boys Club: Dance Orchestra: Music L: Opera L. ARDELLE GOLK Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Girl Reserves: Fencing: Life Saving: G.A.A.: Band. HELEN GORA Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Leaders Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Advanced Rhythms. LUCILLE GRAF Senior Girls Council: Honor Society: Girls Chorus: Vice-President, Spanish Club: Rhythms: G.A.A.: 'Iunior Girls Club. FRED GREWE Senior Boys Club. IAMES GREYBAR Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Baseball: Wrestling: Senior Boys Club: Inter-class Track: L Club: Spanish Club. BERNICE GROTH Editor, Scoop: Finance Committee: Chairman, Constitution Committee: Hon- or Society: Welfare Committee: Execu- tive Council: Hall Guard: Swimming. BERNICE GRUBNER Office Clerk: Hygiene: Tap: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A. LA VERNE GRUND Life Saving: Advanced Leaders: Iu- nior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Fencing: Tap: G.A.A.: First Aid. IOSEPHINE GUASTELLA G.A.A.: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Girl Reserves: First Aid: Mail Service: Hygiene: Games. RUTH GUMTOW GA.A.: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: First Aid: Games. WILLIAM HAIDACHER A Cappella Choir: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Spanish Club: Phys- ics Club: Chemistry Club: Hall Guard. IAMES HAMILTON Fire Marshall: Captain, Hall Guards: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Radio Club: Stamp Club. IANET HANSEN Perfect Attendance: President, G.A.A.: President, Glee Club: 4 Athletic L Chevrons: Inter-cabinet Council: Eagle: Scholarship L: Class Sing Committee. VIRGINIA HARTIG Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Tap: Fencing: Skating: Life Saving: First Aid. WILBERT HAUSER Senior Boys Club: Inter-class Basket- ball: Inter-class Boxing: Class Day Committee: Inter-class Football. SHIRLEY HEALY Editor, Scoop: Treasurer, Civic Social and Cultural Club: Executive Council: Honor Society: Debating Club: Girls Service Club. ELMER HEHL Physics Club: Hall Guard: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. ETHEL HII Costume Design: G.A.A.: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Girl Reserves: Advanced Swimming: Games. JOHN HINTON Secretary, Senior Boys Club: Basket- ball: Baseball: Iunior Boys Club: .A Cappella Choir: Manager, Boxing: Swimming: Track. EDWARD HINTZ Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Officers Club: R.O.T.C. ELMER HIRNIAK Gymnastics: Inter-class Wrestling: In- ter-class Boxing: Varsity Basketball: L Club: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Manager, Basketball. FRANK HOBLICK Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: L Club: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Inter-class Track. ART DEPARTMENT Chairman-ANNA KNEHANS ANNA GALE FRANCES MANION IOSEPH SCHMITT FRANCES TWITCHELL HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Chairman---TERESA O'SULLIVAN CATHERINE DALY MARY MURPHY MILDRED THIEM -, CO 6' KV U 7YfV -Fw u6nafzf: I I-4 1614315 QGIPUIIJ Ulf . aagvlqv wlri.4w4v2:r unc NL! lfuflvf' U61 4 .116 41 :W w C w llrklfrm V4-I l4z'Qv' ,OU .lf 161' .414?f6m 'H'fv'7 . C' C gt, 0' Am :2 ,' ,4.v4mf.-J 'X :nhl Jill .lmlflilfz Yum Y Y Xisfx C19 Qv-1003 9? 904 SEM E50 . as cu Qggi-x ix SX' wx, umwqcz- A M65 Mme N- NWQX 'vw V 4?-n Yoo 'Egg 0?- xl: hm N509 XL-a 'X x x X x3 X E 4 '6c5'iNsc3N wig-xL Www Xx wa X3-xx ,. 'c GGNK ii pfxm 'Wccx Cn 1 'of- Q ' 'nog ' 1 , EDWARD I-IOFMANN R.O.T.C.: Officers Club: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Baseball: Inter- icQassiBoQng!Y ir i ALICE IAKUBOWSKI Honor Societyt: Senior Girls Club: Iu- nior Girls Club: Sports Club: Hiking: Rhythms: G.A.A.: Hall Guard. MILDRED HOLADA Scholarship L: Honor Society: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Perfect Attenda , Sports Club. RI ARD OLS ROM Ba 'e lt: 'n : u 1 Boys Club: Sen I ys b n er-class baseball. CLARENCE OLUB K L Club: Swimming: Inter-class Boxing: Honor Society: Inter-class Wrestling: Inter-class Baseball: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club, BESSIE HRABOVSKY A Cappella Choir: Tap: Rhythms: President, Spanish Club: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Penc- ing. MARY K. BOWEN EFFIE CAMERON BANIAMIN GARBOW LaVERNE IANDA Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Office Assistant: Honor So- ciety: Tap: Rhythms. HARRY IARM Inter-class Boxing: Baseball: Basket- ball: Hall Guard: Senior Boys Club. TONY IAUGILAS HAROLD IENKINS Senior Boys Club: Chemistry Club: Inter-class Baseball: Football: Iunior Boys Club. RUDOLPI-I IESEK Concert Orchestra: Inter-class Wrest- ling: Gymnastics: Senior Boys Council: Music L: Scholarship L. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Chairman-MICHAEL BACH E. LANSFORD MOORE IOSEPH ROBINSON ISADORE SOLOMON BETTY IILEK Tap: G.A.A.: Games: First Aid: Hy- giene. CURTIS IOHNSON Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Wrestling: Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Inter-class Track. RALPH IONES Ushers Club: Inter-class Track: Base- ball: Inter-class Basketball: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Physics Club. WILLIAM JORDAN Baseball: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Spanish Club. BLANCI-IE IOZWIAK Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G..A.A.: Tap: Games: Sports Club: Rhythms: Hygiene. MILDRED STONER IAMES C. WILLIAMS GRACE ANDRES WALFRED BENSON CARNEY CHATTEN IOHN CROFTS WILLIAM KALINAK Gymnastics: French Club: Boseboll: Iunior Boys Club: Bcrsketbcrll: Senior Boys Club: Physics Club. ROBERT KALNITZ Senior Boys Club. ELEANOR KAPKA Honor Society: Leaders: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Gomes: Rhythms: Sports Club: Weekly. EVALYN KARAC Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Sports Club: Top: Honor So- ciety: Hiking: Games. IRVING KARAS Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Inter-closs Bosketboll: Inter-clcrss Trcick: Physics Club: Chemistry Club. . SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Chairmen-RALPH L. SMALL C. CARLTON CULBERTSON CLIFFORD HALL FRANCES HOWES HELEN IEWELL WILLARD IOHNSTON IOHN KAYDEN Boseboill: Inter-closs Bcrsketbcrll: Holl Guard: Senior Boys Club: Honor Soci- etty: Bond: Iunior Boys Club. IUNE KEMPES Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Top: Gomes. FLORENCE KESLIK G.A.A. Board: Senior Girls Club: Iu- nior Girls Club: Honor Society: Honor Bosebcill: Honor Volleyball: Honor Bcrs- ketboll. MARGRET KILSTROM G.A.A.: Rhythms: Senior Girls Club: First Aid: Hiking. ANTOINETTE KIZLYK Honor Society: Leaders: G.A.A.: Se- nior Girls Club: A Ccxppellcx Choir: Rhythms: Iunior Girls Club: Weekly. GEORGE KAUP PAUL I. RUPPRECHT MARY CAROLINE TAYLOR LOUIE WECKEL BEVERLY KNISHKA G,A.A.: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Rhythms: Top: Gomes. RUTH KNOBLOCK Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Leaders: Honor Society: Golf: Tennis: Fencing: Gomes. BESSIE KNYTYCH Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Sports Club: G.A.A.: Top: Hiking: Per- fect Atttendcxnce: Gomes. WILLIAM KOEPP Boseboll: Chemistry Club: Senior Boys Club: Honor Society. ANTHONY KONKOL Senior Boys Club: Inter-clctss Bcxseboll: Inter-closs Bcisketbtoll. egg So, cf 930 ,X 'cfm Xx WF-xi fp 4 wee Na X941 'A 'xixe 4453 0 'vw cice- B : 69 fb Nou 516 YF 9440: 'om 'Nw nib S963 X Nu 999 B30 5069. 0 'Q-Gm woqifvf! 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GILBERT KRAMER lunior Swimming: Senior Swimming: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. DORIS KROUPA Senior Girls Council: Scholarship L: Mu'ic L: Pirates of Penzance: Li- brarian, Girls Chorus: Opera Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.. IRENE KUBAIAK G.A.A.. Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Tap: Rhythms: Spanish Club: First Aid: Hall Guard. LEONARD KUCHARSKI French Club: Iunior Boys Club: Base- ball: Senior Boys Club. IOSEPH KUIZIN' Lieutenant, Hall Guards: Boys Chorus: Senior Boys Club. EDWARD KULPA Inter-class Wrestling: Inter-class Box- ing: Wrestling: L Club: Senior Boys Club: Honor Society. IOI-IN KULPA Inter-class Wrestling: Inter-class Box- ing: Senior Boys Club: Honor Society. MELVIN LAMB Inter-class Boxing: Hall Guard: Senior Boys Club. MARGARET LAMONT G.A.A. Board and Cabinet: Athletic L: 3 Chevrons: Scholarship L: Treasurer, Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Vice-President, Classical Club: Prom Committee. DOLORES LANGE G.A.A.: Life Saving: Leaders: Tennis: Hockey: Golf: Senior Girls Club: L Club. EMMA LASCHOBER G.A.A.: Games: Rhythms: Social Hy- giene: Senior Girls Club. FRANK LAURAITIS Inter-class Track: Track: Inter-class Cross Country: Captain, Cross Coun- try: L Club. ALBERT LAWRENCE Inter-class Wrestling: R.O.T.C.: Officers L: Senior Boys Club: Chemistry Club: Boxing. VIRGINIA LELLO Fencing: Tap: Golf: Tennis: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Girl Re- serves: First Aid. ANNA MAY LEONARD Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Perfect At- tendance. MICHAEL LETTIERE Gymnastics: Inter-class Gymnastics: Wrestling: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. LILAH MAE LIEBE G.A.A.: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Tap: Rhythms: Girl Reserves: Spanish Club: First Aid. ALYCE LIZAK Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A..A.: Sports Club: First Aid: Rhythms: Hiking. BETTY LOCKE . A Cappella Choir: Office Assistant: Rhythms: Tap: Girl Reserves: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: First Aid.. ROGER LONG Captain, R.O.T.C.: Officers Club: Rifle Team: R.O.T.C. L: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. WALTER LOWE Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Honor Society: Scholarship L: Boys Sports Editor, Eagle. GEORGE MAERTIN Gymnastics: Inter-class Wrestling: Swimming: Baseball: Basketball: Se- nior Boys Club: Football: L Club. ANTOINETTE MAINOR Honor Society: Latin Club: Sports Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Hall Guard: Perfect Attendance: Tap. HELEN MALIK Senior Girls Club: lunior Girls Club: G.A.A..: Business Training Club: Tap: Sports Club: Hiking. BOB MALONE Swimming: Manager, Swimming Team: L Club: Inter-class Gymnastics: Inter- class Track: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Fancy Diving. VERNON MANNING R.O.T.C.: Hall Guard: Iunior Boys Club: Ushers Club: Senior Boys Club. LORAYNE MAREK President, G.A.A.: 4 Chevrons: Inter- cabinet Council: Championship Base- ball: Honor Volleyball: Dolphin: Life Saving: Perfect Attendance. ED MARKOVICH Advanced Gymnastics: Inter-class Gym- nastics: Baseball: Ushers Club: Bas- ketball: Senior Boys Club: Football. MARY MAROVICH Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Span- ish Club: Fencinqii Mail Service: G.A.A.: Tap: First Aid. FRANK MARSHALL Civic Social and Cultural Club: Cap- tain, Hall Guards: Forum Club: Basket- ball: Baseball: Glee Club: Script Club: Scoop. ELAINE MARTENSEN Honor Society: Leaders: Tennis: Games: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Fencing: 4A Party Arrangements Com- mittee. MARGARET MARTIN G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Tap: First Aid: Sports Club: Iunior Girls Club: Hiking. RAYMOND MATEL Senior Boys Club: Inter-Class Basket- ball: lunior Boys Club: Physics Club. EDWARD MATHA Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Architectural Club: Chemistry Club: R.O.T.C.: Honor Society. IUNE MATHA Senior Girls Council: President, Classi- cal Club: 3 Scholarship L's: Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: 4A Party Arrangements Committee. ROSE MATULAY Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Sports Club: G.A.A.: Hall Guard: Perfect Attendance: Weekly. IAMES MCGUIRE Inter-class Basketball: Librarian, Boys Glee Club: Classical Club: Senior Boys Club: Music L: Inter-class Touch Foot- ball: Hall Guard: Iunior Boys Club. LOUISE MEEDER Scholarship L: Honor Society: Golf: Weekly: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: First Aid: Iunior Girls Club. VIOLET MILLER G.A.A.: Mail Service: First Aid: Iunior Girls Club. HM MINICINO . Senior Boys Club: Champion, Inter- class Wrestling: Boxing: Band: Or- chestra: Basketball. LUCILLE MINIGAI Concert Orchestra: 2 Music L's: Opera Orchestra: President, Spanish Club: Honor Society: Senior Girls Cub. WILLIAM MITCHELL Senior Boys Club: R.O.T.C.: Boxing: Iunior Boys Club. IOSEPH MORANO Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: L Club: 4A Class Treasurer, Hall Guard: Inter-class Wrestling. DICK MORRIS Inter-class Basketball: Hall Guard: Varsity Basketball: Inter-class Boxing: Senior Boys Club. -wr A JJ OV avid 5 . Q., N., 4, 4 I I-9 . 151' f4fc6 Ulli' A 1711 OOOLP .W X X KN N, x X 'T' MPX' 06' 'YP 01214 Q-' Qu14fKvr6.-b.gf g,c6,,Jg6Qb :ar 1 'Sw O I 3101 Pima 2.-lp r41o y1x f,2,,,kQ.g,,r,,w 6 .81-vofbx' falfoe llfmcq, J3,,,Qu.0,jg' tg5,,mm,2, mb x P .X A , .I 31' L i L X 'X H nobr, 61452, gy, lion .Midi QV finaly 1752! 210614- 4706 lffiill if 74511 I ff-lflfr GAY '-as Sxxo ' .. Qlxibw n.9 V aa S YEXJX QC? My Vain N ix X NCQ Y- if 4-: Yu V ax Vw Xixq fy . ly! I I -mf 2 w '11, , . QQ W V -,x Shi MZ X wqigx Cbfms '2'xN51s:4X Yifyflovi ' qs Vxoskv scam . XXSN30 K4 Yrtcfx 6.10 , -LQM WM ,Sixoc Ya -A468 bow 9 was 'ST3hL, Sue, Q oy xx ' ' V':.-4'ge- ww x Q0 Ylxeihib ' ngwcbxhxx X pvc wc.: 'C nm. Xeoiwwv?-.Nyc V QQ 'f 'I o ,K 1 X- HISTORY DEPARTMENT ChairmanaMILES V. SHORE MABEL BECK MONTEFIORE GOODMAN MARGARET B. HOWATT CECIL C. BLAIR HELENA M. GROVES HERBERT D. HURN STEPHEN E, BUCHER EDITH M. HALVERSON AGNES E. IOHNSON CORDELIA K, DEVLIN C. A. HOLLISTER MARION B. TWICHELL WILLIAM MORROW Senior Boys Club: lunior Boys Club: Inter-class Basketball: Boxing: Hall Guard. MARIE MOSES G.A.A.: Games: Sports Club: Tap: Rhythms: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club. DOROTHY MOSIEI Hockey: Lite Saving: Dolphin: First Aid: G.A.A.: Sports Club: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club. ROBERT MURPHY Championship Gymnastics: Wrestling: Scholarship L:: Concert Orchestra L: Honor Society: Senior Boys Club: Opera Orchestra: L Club. IOI-IN NAIDUCH Senior Boys Club: Basketball: Inter- class Baseball: Inter-class Basketball: Chemistry Club. THOMAS NAYDER Concert Orchestra L: Opera Orchestra L: Concert Band: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. STEVEN NEMCOVIC Inter-class Basketball: Inter-class Base- ball: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Hall Guard. RUTH NETHING Senior Girls Club: lunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Tap: Games: First Aid. LUCILLE I. HOWARD EVELYN NOLLEN Mail Service: Sports Club: Rhythms: Senior Girls Club: lunior Girls Club: G.A.A. FRANK NORSICH L Club: Inter-class Gymnastics: Iunior Gymnastics: Senior Gymnastics: Art League: Inter-class Track: Inter-class Boxing: Inter-class Wrestling. IOHN NOVAK Honor Society: Senior Boys Club: lunior Boys Club: Hall Guard: Gym- nastics: Inter-class Basketball: Inter- class Baseball. RAY NOVAK Senior Boys Club: Orchestra: Fencing: Chemistry Club: lunior Boys Club. STUART WILLIAM OLIVER Senior Boys Club: lunior Boys Club: Treasurer, 4B Class: Senior Boys Coun- cil: Inter-class Boxing: Inter-class Foot- ball: Honor Society: Drama. GRANT OLSON President, 4A Class: Senior Boys Coun- cil: Treasurer, Boys Glee Club: French Club: lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Honor Society. ANNE ONDRIAS Senior Girls Club: Tap: Rhythms: G.A.A.: Business Training Club: Iunior Girls Club. GEORGE O'ROURKE Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: R.O.T.C.: Gymnastics: Fencing. OLGA OSIADACZ Senior Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: Mail Service: First Aid: Hygiene: Honor Society: G.A.A.: Games. MELVIN PACULT Senior Boys Club: L Club: Senior Championship Gymnastic Team: Inter- class Gymnastics: Wrestling: Swim- ming: Basketball: lunior Gymnastics. LEONARD PAETH THOMAS PAKNIS Senior Boys Club: Secretary, Stamp Club: Honor Society. STANLEY PALICZ Senior Basketball: L Club: A Cap- pella Choir: Football: Track: Swim- ming: Senior Boys Club: lunior Boys Club. WANDA PAPIERNIK G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: lunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Games: First Aid: Tap. SALVATORE PAPPALITO Ushers Club: Captain, Hall Guards: Manager, Baseball: Football: Art League: Senior Boys Club: Baseball, HENRY PATULA Honor Society: Art League: Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard: R.O.T.C. IANE PAUL A Cappella Choir: Music L: Honor So- ciety: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Sports Club. WILLIAM PAULY R.O,T.C.: Boys Glee Club: Senior Boys Club. ELEANOR PAVLIK Senior Girls Club: Hockey: Skating: Games: Advanced Swimming: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A. LEONARD PEARSON Concert Band: Band L: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: R.O.T.C.: Hall Guard: Honor Society. IUNE PESCHEL Senior Girls Club: Girl Reserves: Switchboard: Rhythms: G.A,A.: First Aid: Iunior Girls Club. RAY PETERSEN Iunior Boys Club: Fencing: Chemistry Club: Gymnastics: Senior Boys Club. RAY PETRAUSKAS Senior Boys Club: Orchestra: Cross- Country Track: Track: Inter-class Cross- Country: Inter-class Track. IOSEPH PETROSIUS Swimming: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club. EARL PHILLIPS President, 4B Class: Captain, Gym- nastics: Varsity Baseball: 4A Prom Committee: Senior Boys Council: State Gymnastic Champion: Inter-Cabinet Council: Pirates of Penzance. CLARA PIEPHO Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Sports Club: Games: First Aid. HELEN MARIE PIORKOWSKI Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: Rhythms: Games: Spanish Club: Biology Club. LO RAYNE PIVARNIK Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Rhythms: Fencing: Hiking: G.A.A.: Hygiene: Weekly. IOE POIETA L Club: Chemistry Club: Senior Boys Club: Swimming. EMILY POPELKA Secretary, 4A Class: Athletic L: 3 Scholarship L's: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Inter-Cabinet Coun- cil: Weekly: Leaders. EDWARD POPPER Fencing: Inter-class Boxing: President, Classical Club: Vice-President, Chemis- try Club: Ushers Club: Senior Boys Club: Honor Society: Inter-class Fenc- mg. TECHNCAL DEPARTMENT chQ1rmCmAcLAUDE D. BOWMAN LAWRENCE POTE Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: R.O.T.C.: Honor Society: Varsity Foot- ball: Ushers Club: Inter-class Wres- tling: Hall Guard. MARIE PRAGIT Sports Club: G.A.A.: Tap: Games. ANNA PUSS Senior Girls Club: Spanish Club: Cashier, Civic Bank: Honor Society: Sports Club: G.A.A.: Graduating in 3M years: Fencing. MILDRED PYSKATY Hall Guard: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Tap. HENRY RACHUBINSKI Senior Boys Club: Inter-class Baseball: Inter-class Basketbtall: Gymnastics: Football: Inter-class Gymnastics. MARIE REVAK G.A.A.: Sports Club: Games: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Rhythms: Tap: First Aid. MEREDITH RICHARD Senior Girls Club: Rhythms: Pen Club: French Club: Office Assistant: Girl Re- serves: Sports Club: G.A.A. ESTHER RIDER G.A.A.: Games: Tap: Senior Girls Club. IOHN ANDERSON HENRY COHEN TED HUNTER A, RICHARD AYERS ABE CRIZEVSKY FRANK HUNTER GEORGE BALLING THEO. R. FARRINGTON HENRY MOEHLE LYLE BLOOD WALTER FREESE HOWARD PILDITCI-I THOMAS BRENNAN BERNARD FRIEDMAN HARRY REA A0 av , :-.., ni y- Q. cvovo 0 YS ' 01.91 A -Q X Mwcwe.. x 'EDN 'iwfxxq-6 'Cut G' 0? 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FREDA DORIS ROBINSON Civic, Social and Cultural Club: Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Service Club: Cooking Club. EDWARD ROEHRICK Senior Boys Club: Varsity Football: Wrestling: Cross-Country: Iunior Boys Club: Inter-class Wrestling: Boys Glee Club: Inter-class Track. LAWRENCE ROGERS R.O.T.C.: Gymnastics: Senior Boys Club. IOSEPH ROZEN Inter-class Wrestling: Inter-class Box- ing: Inter-class Gymnastics: Swimming: Inter-class Track. GEORGE RUNGE Ushers Club: Hall Guard. BERENICE RUSSELL President, Girls L Club: 2 Chevrons: G.A.A. Cabinet: Advanced Leaders: Games: Hiking: Latin Club: Senior Girls Club. HOWARD SAAR Lieutenant-Colonel, R.O.T.C.: President, Officers Club: Varsity Football: Senior Boys Club: President, Spanish Club: A Cappella Choir: 4A Class Sing Com- mittee. ANTHONY SAMBOR Honor Society: Scholarship L: Inter- class Wrestling: Sophomore Football: Bowling Club: Hall Guard: Senior Boys Club. HENRY SANDER Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard: Ushers Club: Classical Club: Fencing Club: Chemistry Club: Physics Club. IOAN SAWYER Concert Band: 2 Band L's: Iunior Girls Club: Se ior Girls lub: Girl serves: G,A.A. Zeer.-1,L1gfL-Q,i,s4I?.g.m.D WILLIAM SAWYER Gymnastics: Inter-class Baseball: Re- serve Basketball: Senior Boys Club: Chemistry Club. DOROTHY SCHOENHOFEN Head Typist, Eagle: Honor Society: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms: First Aid: Hygiene. BERNICE SCHOONVELT G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Sports Club: Spanish Club: Tap: Hygiene. RUDY SCHROEDER R.O.T.C.: Band: Gymnastics: Wrestling: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. DORIS SCHULTZ Vice-President, Latin Club: Hubbard Student Council: Fencing: Senior Girls Club: 4B Decorations Committee. WALTER SCHULTZ President, Civic Social Cultural Club: President, Dramatic Club: Recording Dramatic Club: Entertain- Secretary, ment Committee. LORRAINE SERP Music L: Girls Chorus: Scholarship L: Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Weekly. GEORGE SHABABY Track: Fencing: Ushers Club: Inter- class Basketball: Hall Guard. CHARLES SHEPHERD Fencing. MARGARET SHERIDAN Concert Orchestra: Mail Service: Tap: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Switch- board: Games: First Aid. CLAIRE SIEGER Concert Orchestra: Rhythms: G.A.A.: Junior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Life Saving: First Aid: Games. BESSIE SIKA Iunior Girls Club: Rhythms: First Aid: Games: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Scholarship L. MILDRED SIKA Sports Club: Rhythms: G.A.A.: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Weekly: Honor Society: Scholarship L. ELIZABETH SIM Hubbard Student Council: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: 4B Refreshments Committee: Advanced Swimming: Class Day Committee. IACK SIM Senior Boys Club: Swimming: Inter- class Track: Inter-class Gymnastics: Chemistry Club. STEVE SLABOSZ Baseball: Physics Club: Senior Boys Club: Swimming: Iunior Boys Club. ARTHUR SMITH Fencing: Gymnastics. RUTH SMITH Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Games: Iunior Girls Club: Life Saving: Sports Club. ALEXANDRA SOLOHUBOW G.A.A.: Honor Society: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club. ELEANOR SOLTIS Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Tap: Hygiene: Golf. WILLIAM SORENSEN Stage Electrician: Senior Boys Club. ROBERT SPANSKI . Band: R.O.T.C.: Senior Boys Club: 4A Decorations Committee: Latin Club. MARION STEARS Senior Girls Council: Vice-President, 4B Class: Eagle: Scholarship L: Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A. ELAINE STEFEK Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms: First Aid: Sports Club: Glee Club: Golf. HELEN STERN Assistant Secretary, Girls Chorus: Spanish Club: Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Junior Girls Club: Girl Re- serves. NIVEN STEWART Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard: Band: Concert Band: 2 Music L's: 4B Decorations Committee: 4A Prom Committee. ANDREW STRANZ BOB STRATING Senior Boys Council: Senior Boys Club: Secretary, Boys Glee Club: President, Spanish Club: Honor Society: 3A Pro- gram Chairman: Pirates of Penzance: Track. HELEN STRNIC Latin Club: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Honor Society. THOMAS STRNIC lunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Cross-country: Inter-class Baseball: Football: Basketball. GEORGE SURIN Inter-class Baseball: Inter-class Basket- ball: Hall Guard: Reserve Basketball: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: History Club. HELEN SVRCEK G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Tap: First Aid: Games. BERNADINE SWANSON Senior Girls Council: Vice-President, 3B Class: Honor Society: Inter-cabinet Council: Athletic L: Prom Committee: Advanced Leaders: Iunior Girls Club. WARREN TALLENT Sophomore Football: Gymnastics: Senior Boys Club: Varsity Baseball: Wrestling: Chemistry Club: Iunior Boys Club: Class Day Committee. ROSE TERIHAI Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club' G.A.A.: Honor Society: Sports Club. FELIX LeGRAND CHRISTIAN LYNGBY NORMA ANDREWS EMELYNE I. ASHLAND LILA M. BARNES MOLLIE BUTTS MARY CARMODY MARGARET CARROLL MARIORIE CONNOLLY IESSIE FARNSWORTH ELOISE K. FORSINGER 4 .. 1. , 9 9 ff! 4,5 .Qg.f4gL.4A W W' 1 W 29 I ' -f R'RA A-Iklllnwmx 46916 MUSIC DEPARTMENT c1wifmQnAAHANNAH M. ROSENTHAL IAY SAWYER ELEANOR E. SMITH HENDERSON BRANCH Assistant Principal-CATHERINE LEACH I-IENRIETTA FULKERSON MARY HARNISH ESTELLE HOUCK MARY KEATING KATHERINE R. KRUG SADIE H. MCDADE HERBERT MCKELLAR KATHERINE E. MILLER MARY MURRAY IOSEPH R. TAYLOR DONALD RACKY HARRIET SMITH HELEN SMITH IDABELLE STEIGELY G. MAY WATKINS HELEN WEIGLE LEO I. WERNICK I-IERMAN WIMMER MARIORIE ZIEGER I4 iw lil? 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HELEN THIEMANN Associate Editor-in-Chief, Eagle: Senior Girls Club: President, lunior Girls Club: Inter-cabinet Council: 3 Scholar- ship L's: Classical Club: G.A.A.: Games. MILDRED THOMPSON G.A.A.: Sports Club: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: Giirl Reserves: First Aid: Tennis: Honor Society. ESTHER THORNALLY Sports Club: Library: Hygiene: Rhythms. VIOLA TIBBITS Senior Girls Council: Secretary, 3A Class: A Cappella Choir: Music L: Inter-cabinet Council: Civic Bank: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club. MILTON TICHU Captain, Hall Guards: R.O.T.C.: Chem- istry Club: Glee Club. HUBBARD BRANCH Assistant Principal-ANNA ROBIN BIRDIE EI-IRENWERTH MARGARET HEATH H. W. HOPPE MERLE EMORETTE IRWIN GENEVIEVE C. KING CARL G. LINNER MARTHA MARTIN ANNA MCGRATH VICTOR MILLS ROBERT TIMMERMAN Senior Boys Club: Band: Spanish Club. PETER TIENOS Senior Boys Club: Baseball: R.O.T.C.: Iunior Boys Club: Inter-class Baseball: Inter-class Basketball: Hall Guard. ELMER TOMAN Treasurer, Architectural Club: Fencing: Honor Society: Chemistry Club. ELEANOR TOMASKOVIC A Cappella Choir: Music L: Life Sav- ing: Prom Committee: Inter-cabinet Council: Hockey: Honor Society: Honor Captainball. DOROTHY TOWNSEND Senior Girls Club: Tap: Orchestra: Ad- vanced Swimming: G.A.A.: Iunior Girls Club: First Aid: Switchboard. IACOUELINE TRAPANI Girl Reserves: Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club: First Aid: Advanced Hy- giene: Switchboard: Rhythms: G.A.A. TONY VIKTORA Tennis: Iunior Basketball: Senior Boys Club: Hall Guard: Inter-class Baseball: Football: Inter-class Basketball. IOHN O'HEARN ADA PEARSALL FLORENCE SCHAREENSTETN WALTON SMITH FRANCES STEWART MARY C. TAYLOR ALICE WETTERLUND IEAN PAUL WIRICK RUTH WORST ROSE VISKOCII. G.A.A.: Tap: First Aid: Games: Senior Girls Club. EDWARD WASILEWSKI Spanish Club: Senior Boys Club: Box- ing: Swimming: Basketball: Football. EDWARD WASZAK Football: Baseball: Boxing: Wrestling: Physics Club: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club. ALLEN WEBBER Latin Club: Senior Boys Club: Swim- ming: Iunior Boys Club. ESTHER WEIS Senior Girls Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Iunior Girls Club: Tap. HOWARD WENTE Senior Boys Club: Captain, Hall Guards: R.O.T.C. LILLIAN WESBROOK G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Tap: Rhythms: Biology Club: Games. EARL WEST Varsity Football: Sophomore Football Inter-class Wrestling: Vice-President, 3A Class: Inter-class Baseball: L Club: Senior Boys Club: Boys Glee Club. IRENE WHITESIDE Fencing: G.A.A.: Hygiene: First Aid: Sports Club: Rhythms. RAY WILKOSZ Ice Skating: Senior Boys Club: lunior Boys Club: Baseball: Swimming. LE ROY WILLIAMS Wrestling: Inter-class Boxing: Sopho- more Football: L Club. ROBERT WILLIS Senior Boys Club. CAROLYN WINDEGUTH A Cappella Choir: Madrigal Choir: Rhythms: G.A.A. MARIE WINTERBERG G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Rhythms: Biology Club: Hygiene: Games: First Aid. BOB WOLFE Ushers Club: Senior Boys Club: Foot- ball. SHIRLEY WOLF Iunior Girls Club: Senior Girls Club- Girl Reserves: Fencing: Advanced Swimming: G.A.A. ELVINA WREDT Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: G.A.A.: T - G ap, ames: Rhythms: First Aid: Perfect Attendance. ELMER WUNDRACH Lieutenant, Hall Guards. KATHERINE YARA Senior Girls Club: French Club: G.A.A.: Mail Service: Rhythms: Tap: Iunior Girls Club. ROSE ZACEK Honor Society: Senior Girls Club: Junior Girls Club: L Club: Leaders: Games: Fencing: Hiking. WALTER ZANDER Senior Basketball: Track: Inter-class Boxing: Baseball: Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: Golf. MORRILL BRANCH Assistant Principal-ALICE DoNALDsoN EVELYN ZAPPENDORF Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club- G.A.A.: Advanced Hygiene: Sports Club. EVELYN ZARACK Senior Girls Club: Iunior Girls Club: Hygiene: First Aid: Tap: G.A.A.: Games: Sports Club. MARION ZARZECKI Captain, Varsity Football: L Club: Bowling: Golf: Tennis: Iunicr Boys Club: Senior Boys Club. WILLARD ZASTRO Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Inter-class Baseball: Basketball. PETER ZELISKO Honor Society: Senior Boys Club: Cap- tain, R.O.T.C.: Officers Club: Rifle Team: Chemistry Club: Latin Club. EDWARD ZELLINGER Inter-class Basketball: Baseball: Ice Skating: Gymnastics: Senior Boys Club: Iunior Boys Club: Hall Guard: Chem- istry Club. ETHEL BURKE ERROL COADE MARIORIE W. REED MARY BURKE RUTH CONKLIN CLARA RAMSKILL CATHERINE BYRNE MARGARET DWYER DAVID SHARKEY VIRGINIA M. CHEEVERS FELIX G UZIK MARILLA WALKER CHARLOTTE HERRINGER V5 Q45 1 lpbxc 6 6 fi-15 4,1 QV 451136 BEVERLY ZEMAN , EDWARD ZIMMER MYRON ZUKOWSKY COHCGN BC1f1Ol:' Q Q i : AxCap- Track: Senior Boys Club. Iunior Boys Club: Senior Boys Club: P91111 Choir- r cg, Glee Club: EDWARD ZUDYCKI Ushers Club: Chemistry Club: Boys Senior Girls ,Q l or Girls Club: Honor Society: A Cappella Choir: Hall Chorus: Las Aquilas: Pan-American WG9k1Y: BGHC1 Guard: Baseball. Club: Basketball. if FAREWELL GRADUATES! For seven semesters you have seen one graduating class after another receive its issue of the Eagle, and have Watched its members eagerly seek farewell messages for its beautiful pages! Now it is your turn! Soon gradua- tion Will be upon you and then with mingled emotions of joy and regret you will join Lindblom's ever-growing group of loyal alumni. As you leave you will go with a strong feeling that the years ahead will be more profitable, more enjoyable, and more significant because of the four IQCIPDY, busy years that you have spent at Lindblom. In all those varied fields of future activity in which you graduates will find yourselves, we 4A teachers Wish each of you happiness and success. Elm fffnwea ffl' JJ Nix at 4 ' ' VV if, f.'v XXVM1 jf ,ra fl L ,A,,, ff F ff ' W flwf 7 jj lftfjwlb ,rf A 3131 Ass OFFICERS President ............. Edward Strable Vice-president ..... .... R obert Flynn Secretary ..... ..... B onnie Kadtec Treasurer .... ..... A nn North 3A CLASS OFFICERS Presldent . ............ Robert Drenrlan Vice-president ..... ..... B etty Kosak Secretary ...... .... G race Urbanelc Cf-C Em WM Q! Treasurer. . . . . .Bernard Warzak 4B CLASS OFFICERS Presldent .............. August Sievers Vice-president ......... Phyllis Schultz Secretary ...... .... D oreen Dudley V Treasurer .... .......... I oseplfl Roth tif 555595 gli? D3 13? xi sad it 2 5? J MQW Ma ,y.,Qw, I X n :Wg ' if a 2555 3 .' :fig : as uf ' , Ei Er' E' 5 Y' - ' Ei - 6 I , I g I c 00 nys, c 00 eu-rD'Q 'Ish J'Ai 0 '!p1h:'45lls l'4 '9 OA s,,u Q- ll ,gags-gg!i1l!gg::I'-5:35 ,. I IOY HARBOR An Original Presentation of an Exclusive Night Club Under the Direction of MRS. HANNAI-I ROSENTHAL HE CAST MASTER OF CEREMONIES ...................................................,... Earl Phillips LOVELY LADIES .....................,.......,................... Ethel Fletcler, Ann Malloy, Marjorie McAvin, Edna Shank, Virginia Szecpanski, Doris Tabor. MALE ENSEMBLE ..............................................,..... Martin Boughan, Soloist Robert Brownlee, Luther Cooperrider, Robert Durham, Edward Keblusgk, Richard Lewis, Iames McGuire, William Rice, Eaward Roe-hrick. ARGENTINE DANCERS .................................... Norman Addie and Virginia Barrett THE THREE GRACES ............,...,................. Elaine Gasper, Ltitcille Graf Luana Weil TOE DANCERS ............... V ..... Vivian Anderson and Mary Lou Smith THE SONGBIRD ....................................... ....... . ..........,. I osephine Minicino ENSEMBLE OF SWEETHEARTS .........,.................... Gertrude Mandel, Florence Dreger, Marorie Delong, Edward Koplewski, Doris Oberreuter, Rober tStrating, Willard Gold- stein, Lorraine Crawford. ORCHESTRA ............,............. ..Lindblom's Dance orchespq c . an Under the Dire tion of Mr laude Bo ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENT OF MUSIC ................................... Mr. Hilmar Luckhardt LIFE GOES TO A PARTY AT LINDBLOM WHEN THE CHIMES RANG A Dramatic Adaptation of an Old Legend Arranged and Directed by MISS MARY E. COURTENAY THE CAST PEDRO-A LITTLE PEASANT LAD ...................,.. .... M yrtle Smidl ANGELA-HIS LITTLE SISTER ...... ................ ....... A n n Kimak ROSA-A FLOWER GIRL ....... .... . . . . .. ...................... Rochelle Glass BEGGAR WOMAN ............................. ............... ............. A d eline Kocimski VENDORS . a fruit vendor, Robert Cross, toy vendor, Luther Coogerrider- vendor of religious articles, Grant Olson. PEASANT GROUP ....,................................................ Theresa, Rita Walker, Elisa, Ianet Hansen, Clara, Ann North, Anita, Lorraine Cherney, Matthew, Eugene Matansky, Lou' , Iohn Blaford, oseph, ck Sims, Geno, Gertrude Mandel. . ... .......Valero, a duke, Elmer Dotglas, Donna Francesca, a noble matron, B nadine Swanson, her daughter, Doris Oberr er, a nobleman, William Thetford, a no le young lady, Gloria Townsend, Pages of the court, Mardell Isler and Irene Facenko. NOBILITY . CLERICAL GROUP. . ................................................. Bishop, Martin Cahenzli, Cardinal, Marvin Scheunemann, Priest, Edward Koplewski, a friar, Iohn McNamara, Nuns, Florence Eisen, Marcia Bach, Bernadine Brennan, Agnes Body, Accolytes, Georgia Tauber, Eleanor Gaworski. ARTISANS ....................................................... , ...... A Sculptor, William Slocum, a Poet, Charles Conley, a Painter, Howard Hughes. TIME: The afternoon of Christmas Eve in the early sixteenth century. PLACE: An open square before the church in an Italian village. TI-IE STOLEN PRINCE A Chinese Fantasy by Don Totherol Under the Direction of MISS MARGARET DIXON THE CAST LONG FO--SON OF THE ROYAL COOK ................ .. .Sylvia Horvath WING LEE-HIS SISTER ................, ..... L orraine Lippert THE ROYAL NURSE ..................... , ..... .,... ....... B e tty Kosak HI TEE-A POOR FISHERMAN .......................... ...... P atrick Raso LI MO-HIS WIFE. . ........... . . . . . .... .... .... . . . . . .... Lucille Claussen 1oY-THE sToLEN PRINCE ..... . ................. Bob Drennan LEE MEE-THE DUCK .............. ......... .,..... . . .......................... . . TWO SOLDIERS OF THE COUR'lf,LY?1-64. . ..... r Douglas and Herbert Mullman THE EXECUTIONERJ .......... ................... .................. R i chard Lewis THE CHORUS ........... .............. THE PROPERTY MAN .... THE GONG RINGER. . . THE ORCHESTRA .... EMPEROR ......... . . . .Madeline Hinich . ...... Peter Lukas . . .Esther Somen . . .. . . .Iune Smith . . . . . . .... ...... 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If m,fP wp, Wjigg . ,spgvi L.. , 3: LIFE GOES TO A PARTY AT LINDBLOM The fall production, Life Goes to a Party, was given on two successive nights before two of the most enthusiastic gatherings Lindblom has ever seen at its performances. The audience showed their appreciation, realizing what they were seeing was not just one production but three separate, really fine bits of dramatic performance. As the curtains parted for the first act, which was directed by Mrs. Hannah Rosenthal, the audience was treated to a glance into the workings of a modern, exclusive night club. The swanky joy Harbor was the scene of festivity such as seen at few, if any of the real night spots! The Tango, danced by Virginia Barrett and Norman Addie: a male octet, led by Martin Boughan, the singing waiter , the Three Grace Notes, a girls' trio, Elaine Gasper, Luana Weil, and Lucille Graf, a torch singer, Iosephine Minicinop and even a regular chorus line with six beautiful chorines livening up the proceedings, all added up to enjoyment plus for the lucky people who were privileg2d,f6' X9 see this remarkable performance. Maxx Nu Q' X9-CZ!-Xelo YL Xb X ' O A txwg, Nvgl Xin 'BML W0 vxx- boqibvgcxne gr QU -x AND ALL LINDBLOM COMES TO CELEBPA Following this bit of sophisticated fun came When the Chimes Rang, a pageant-drama based on the old legend of the magic chimes which wouldn't ring unless a worthy gift were placed on the altar. The two children, who on giving away their last pfennig to a beggarwoman, caused the chimes to ring, were aptly played by Myrtle Smidl and Anna Kimak. This section was under the direction of Miss Mary Courtenay, who also had charge of co-ordinating the three acts into one well-knit production. Rounding out each evening's entertainment was a humorous Chinese play, The Stolen Prince, under the direction of Miss Margaret Dixon. This bit of comedy concerned itself with the adventures of the young prince Ioy, played by Bob Drennan, who through a mistake is taken from the palace and set adrift on the river Chang Hi. He is picked up by a poor fisherman, Patrick Raso, and his wife, Lucille Clausen. This family is completed by Lee Mee the duck, who catches fish for them. The Boy Prince grows up, not knowing he is of royal blood 'til the day, many years later, when a famine strikes the country. Lee Mee is sent to search for food and returns with one of the Emperor's sacred fish. Officers of the Court arrive and immediately prepare to decapitate the fisherman and his family. They are saved in the nick of time by the aged nurse, Betty Kosak, who recognizes a string of jade on the neck of the young Prince. He is restored to the Emperor and all ends happily. The humor of this play lay, not in the play itself, but in the fact that it was presented in a typical Chinese manner, with the property man, played by Peter Lukas, on a bare stage, and a chorus, Madeline Hinich, commenting on the play as it progressed. Orchids to all who had a part in LIFE GOES TO A PARTY for a good job well done! Tl-IE CREAM OE TI-IE LINDBLOM CROP SENIOR BOYS' COUNCIL To the Senior Boys' Council is entrusted the huge responsibility of uphold- ing the masculine end of Lindblom's traditional greatness and of enforcing her regulations. These eighteen boys represent the pick of the two senior classes on the basis of general leadership and reliability. Their services are far reaching. Regular and efficient inspections oi the entrances and washrooms, provision for the scholarship eligibility of athletes, notification cf the graduates concerning the semi-annual Alumni dances, assistance in civic projects, such as last Spring's Clean-Up Campaign, and the representation of Lindblom at each meeting of the Chicago Red Cross, are several of their duties. The annual Pep Book, of which this Fall's was the largest thus far, is always one of their outstanding achievements. The boys' social activities this year included a party with the Senior Girls' Council and an enjoyable trip to Turkey Run Park at the suggestion of their cheerful and untiring sponsor, Mr. Moore. SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL A white dress with a glowing crimson jacket is symbolic of the Senior Girl Councilor, one of the highest positions that a girl in Lindblom may at- tain. The greatest aim of almost every ambitious girl is to become a part of this outstanding group. The councilor contributes a number of valuable services to the school community. The All-Girls' Thanksgiving Assembly, the Christmas Carol Service, and the Candy Sale for the upkeep of the Girls' Social and Rest Rooms were organized and sponsored by this distinguished body. Once each semester the council members enjoy an Induction Tea and also a Twilight Supper Party at which they are guests of their sponsor, Miss Courtenay. During the past semester thwe position of secretary was fulfilled by Doris Kroupa, while june Matha served as representative on the Executive Cabinet of the Alumnae Council, of which every councilor auto- matically becomes a member after graduation. t 1 1 I SENIOR BOYS' COUNCIL Upper Row-Keblusek, Ceithaml, Ieselc, Olson, Bernqard, Oliver, Hall, Wulff, Dudowski, Phillips First Row-Benson, Carlson, Cooperrider Conqrave, Cross, Anderson, Singer, Straling. SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL Upper Row-De long, Lamb, Drake, Gallier, Murphy, Stears, Baumqartner, Graf, Swanson, Isle: Second RoweVan Vulpen, Morris, Kroupa, Kubica, Oberreutter. First Row-Tibbits, Malha. I C P ,n M QC' J fi! iv 5' 1? Q 4 A , Q' l A L1 A A Eviwfl J' li' EJ? ' X' I . I V . ,a , JI 1. Y OUR ADMINISTRATIVE INTER-CABINET COUNCIL Upper Row-Gallier, Brownlee, Phillips, Tomaskovic, Gennusa, Vobroucek, Bryder, Eichman, Fri- duss. Second Row-Cooperrider-Secretary, Sigele, Murphy, Stewgrt, Singer--Treasurer, Eisin, Delong- Vice-President, Zander, Drennan-President. First Row-Cahenzli, Czorniak, Iohnson, Bernqard, Varnis, Horwitz, Crofts-Sponsor. N INTER-CABINET COUNCIL The Inter-Cabinet Council consists of representatives from each ot the organizations of Lindblom. In this Way it is composed ot a great variety ot students and represents the entire student body. Each semester it sponsors an educational tour to some point of interest. This fall a divided tour was planned to the Rosenwald Museum and to the steel mills. p It holds its meetings each Wednesday in the Boys' Club Room under the direction of Mr. Crotts. To uphold and maintain the standards of Lind- blom is its chief aim. lt accomplishes this by holding investigations on any matters needing adjustment. In order that it might devote all its efforts toward helping Lindblom it has held no social events as yet. Although it is very young in comparison with other clubs, its importance and necessity have already been recog- nized and it is a great honor to be chosen a member of it. Qf 7 f'7 l A CRIGANIZATION Cne ot Lind o' 's Best Gifts to I-I - izflf ASSEMBLIES Music, drama, and education, either singly or collectively, play an im- portant part in a Lindblom assembly. This semester's assembly season was opened by Mary McCormick ot the Chicago City Opera Company. Next came the Sophomore Induction As- sembly, followed by a stirring pep assembly to arouse a greater team spirit tor our gridiron heroes. The radio class realistically re-created im- portant modern world events. Music was presented by two talented young artists, Lindblom's own Matthew Faruggio, vocalist, and Frieda Trepel, pianist. Time Marches On was the theme developed and presented by the radio class for American Education Week. Tommy Tucker, ot Walt Disney's crew, amazed Lindblom with the versatility ot his voice. Mr. Irving, master of legerdemain, returned to Lindblom to astound us with his black magic. The all-girls Thanksgiving Assembly, a pageant of girls' activities, and the A Cappella choir's Christmas program ot sacred music, concluded the semes- ter's list ot outstanding assemblies. Students I I J My II U U I a N 'Z V' X 'Sf +V 1'.sN 1 X I I ' : I Q I ..- 4 I ll S l X ' I y I I I I I s I I I I s I l I 1 I I I I I I I I if 3' I u I ag ': If ' I g I' I I I I I 2 2 On Ye Linrlblom 4 111 ' 5 Egfr!-n-. Q fl 4 bl 29 .BQ 'glilg Qfpl 'uiilfggifn ' 'AY , X x tt, LINDBLQM 12, DU SABLE O Lindblom's iirst League encounter was with the Du Sable team. A Well- placed kick by Haas opened the game. The opponent's team was heavily penalized tor their unethical playing, and the Maroons taking advantage of this together with steady gains by our hacks, soon put the ball over the line. Haas, who had made the touchdown, tailed to kick the extra point. The second quarter opened with the reserve squad in the game. Con- sistent gains hy Hohlick made up for Lindblom penalties, and, although sev- eral times they were within the shadow Crimson and black goal post, they lacked the scoring punch. The Eagle , se nd touchdown came near .the X i end of the third period when Ceithaml QA' way in midfield to romp over ' the goal line. The try for the extra 'vlt lwas blocked. Coach Moore sub-V' P f X' tituted.ireely, playing three teamsfgnjahex' co rse of the game, as it was I P a NJ, ., obvi that the Maroons were th s erioiji ' A fl I If ' Ii I 'J l,l ,j L kj! iw K ll , J 1 W ' f X I If . t 'j I el t ,y n I J' T CQCIDTGIHJ Ceitham Reagan West Soiyq Angler rn , ,M - X 1 it I-1 .Vw P' D ' . F, sw Skorbanski LINDBLOM, 145 HYDE PARK 7 Lindblom kicked off to Hyde Park, and for the tirst quarter both teams were evenly matched. ln the second quarter, Lindblom opened up a suc- cessful aerial attack, and alter several plunges, Greybar smashed through center for a touchdown. In the third quarter, Hyde Park threatened once with a pass to the right end to a twenty-yard gain, but lost the ball on a tumble. The third period ended l ith Lindblom on Hyde Park's one-yard marker. yWe E tarted the last quarter by sprintinq around right end for lO yards, to sc 'lanother touchdown. Reaqan kicked the extra point. ortl' after the kick-off, a sleeper pass to Marks scored Hyde Park's ly tou hdown, with Croqh kicking the extra point. Upon receivinq Hyde Park's kick-off, Lindblom began a steady march down t field. A 28-yard pass from West to Ceithaml scored the last tally of the qame. L , f x al , U ffharfj, ' Jvjlf' J 1 pity JI il 1 1' Koskinas Dudkowski Keblusek Mutter ,, I lf ' A M Tiff!! 1 I N , 1 I J, , , .. W t I 'll L Vynanek Greybar Gerke Davis Hoblick HARRISON, lil, LINDBLQM, 0 lt was a sad day for Lindblorn when our gridiron heroes met the powerful Harrison eleven. The beginning of the game saw Harrison kicking to Lind- blom. During the first quarter neither team had the advantage, but in the second period, Harrison started clicking and scored a touchdown on a forty-yard pass from Klernchuck to Zilenski. Harrison then faked a place kick and passed the ball into the end zone for the extra point. Shortly afterward Harrison paved the way for a second score with a fifty-yard pass. Two plays later a backward lateral was thrown to Klern- chuck, who in turn heaved the pigskin into the end for the tally. The kick for the extra point was complete. The last period found the Lindblorn gridders vainly striving to over- come the fourteen point advantage of Harrison, but they were interrupted by the final whistle of the garne. 'Cv a 1' I X Morano A Grzeskiewicz McKendrick Broderick l Ufjjf A Captain elect F , X .Xifi Crain ,ff LINDBLGM, 26, ENGLEWQOD, O On the receiving end of the kick-off. the Lindblorn gridders won a de- cisive victory over Englewood. Lindblom's first touchdown rnarch began with the kick-off, which was taken by Smeja. Off-tackle smashes, end runs, center plunges, and a 30-yard pass from Hoblick to Ceithaml put the ball on Englewocd's one-yard line, from where Hoblick, on an off-tackle smash, took it over the goal line for the tally. The second touchdown was the re- sult of an Englewood fumble, recovered by Haas. Ceitharnl then sprinted 15 yards around end to score. The second and third quarters were uneventful, but during the fourth quar- ter, Lindblom scored two additional touchdowns, the first by Haas. Reagan then threw a pass to Haas. and he arnbled over the line for the extra point. Reagan scored the last tally for Lindblorn on a center plunge, with Larry Haas successfully kicking the extra point. LINDBLOM, 13, TILDEN, 0 l.indblom's gridrnen avenged last season's loss by defeating Tilden 13 to 0. Lindblom first scored on a steady march from the 50-yard marker. Two passes from West to Ceitharnl, and a center plunge by Soiya scored the touchdown. Late in the third quarter Soiya fumbled and Tilden recovered. The Tech- men picked up four yards in three downs, then Greybar intercepted a pass and ran to the twelve-yard line. Soiya punted, but the ball only went to the 20-yard line. Tilden failed to penetrate the Eagles line, and Soiya again attempted to kick out of danger, but the ball bounded back. Still Tilden could not pierce our defense, and after an incompleted pass, West punted deep into Tilden's territory. On Tilden's first down, Reagan intercepted a Tech pass and ran 40 yards. A pass from West to Ceithaml was completed, and Lindblom's second tally was scored. Reagan's kick was good. LINDBLGM, 13, KELLY, 6 ln the last game of the season, Lindblom defeated Kelly 13 to 6. The Eagles gained yardage in the first quarter with plunges by West and Reagan, and passes to Ceithaml, which paved the way for the first scorel West scored with a run around right end, and Reagan kicked the extra point. Kelly scored in the third period on a freak play, namely a blocked pass intercepted by Kranklis, who proceeded to run seventy-five yards for the On the first play in the last quarter, shifty Waldo West evaded the entire Kelly team and twisted his way fifty yard for a touchdown. A pass was attempted for the extra point, but it was irlomplete. , Shortly after the touchdown, a pass from West to Ceithaml was completed, and the latter crossed Kelly's goal, but the score was void because of clipping. The final whistle blew with Lindblom on Kelly's two-yard line. J 19 N, 5 ? A .Xij sly, V' 6 ,ihll L ' I X, 13: , tg- XJ . 1'. x - ' J., F J' j . r., 'S 032,19 r f ,f ,, I If '-4 .r Skofq Gilmer MCFGH M0IkSYI1'1XX - .. ,. x , M BOSWOTH1 Smejfi Mcxurisczk Svehlcr N ,DUUY1 4 A ',, Qywgibson I Q ' Q ' - .J J -h- V V N' A' . 1 J J ' i ' X ., X ' I T' , t Y' ' 1 .ff 1' EP ,J , AJ, u - , ' ,rf x - 7 5 . 1 x . A x J J' A, iv' UQ- V ax viii ' f -A H' -, 1 x , , Q - .,.a f 4 T 0 - KP 's d W ., 4 .Nr I P , vi. ' A . ' JUNIOR VARSITY 5 - Upper Row'-McElroy --- Couch, Curtin-Mcmcxqer, Benben 7- Cupicrin, Ohuvcr, Lukas, Hoffman DTGHHGDiMGHGQQT. Third Row-Niedospiul, Hochspruns, Kuh, Stcrszewski, Pcrlcmdech, Altenbern, Orth, Kriksciun Second Fiow-Ccrshin, White, Ordincr, Siegfried, Gielicv, Gorski, Ozoui, Fruth. First Row-Ruffolo, Uchwcrt, Seliiri, Wuieski, Corey, Webright, Vengrin, Walk. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Upper Row-Berqstromv-Manager, Kuhl, Mcnclrzejewski, Woifenson, Mc Phcril, Peircrk, Biltqen, Chmei. Third Row-Watson, Gcxydcr, Kcxhr, Zcrrzecki, Heeren, Andrasi, Odehnal, Scxlvatori, Korbus, Ste- fcmisin. Second Row-Brejchu, Sirclkcx, Chcrdu, Borcich, Krueger, Hebiick, Chybcx, Deutsch, Sehkowski, Ccbcxy. First Row---Mcricrcmcr, Toren, Davin, Schiller, Scar, Lcludcmski, Copelcm, Peczkowski, Wrzesinski, Czornick-Couch. 5? I . MAY THEY ALWAY LEAD THE EIELD! , . TRACK Upper Row-Goeb, Liester, Tones, Donald, Covington. Third Row-lefferscn, Poluck, Caponigri, Dooley, Moran, Utesch, Stanic, BrownJeManager. Second Row-Scheuneman-Assistant Manage Flisak, Sipclt, McNarm:rra, Fiene, Allison, Zvibas. First Row-Pavesich, Massoth, Addie, Hon t Clutterharn-Captain, Phillips, VandeVeer. 5 -- .Sv-x 96--:Us CROSS - CCDUNT RY The track season opened with the annual inter-class cross-country meet with Phillips resulting as the individual star. ln three out of four inter-school meets, the Maroon harriers, coached by Martin Topper, were victorious. The first was a triangular meet between Lindblom, Englewood, and Bowen: the second a dual meet between Lind- blom and Englewood: and the third a quadruple meet between Lindblorn, Bowen, Englewood, and DuSable. The fourth and last meet before the city meet was lost to Froebel High School of Gary, the Indiana State Cross-Country Champions. Although the Maroons were defeated, Clutterham was the individual star, defeating Gregory, the Indiana State Champion, in a fast 10:10. ' In the fifth annual city cross-country run at Washington Park, Lindblom's cross-country team placed fourth with the Maroons placing runners in the following positions: Clutterham, third, Phillips, sixth, Maza, twenty-second: Veer, twenty-eighth, and Honath, thirty-fifth. Major athletic letters were awarded to Clutterham and Phillips. c 9, '. 1, ! I 5 ,, I le X' ' if X L CLUB if Upper RoweChick, Decker, Czorniak, Ceithaml, Anderson, Greybar, Kulpa, I-loblick, Malone Vice-President. .Second Row-West, Pacult, Blank, Friduss, Giltner, Coogegrider Covington, Ender, Bayer. First Row-Hollister-Sponsor, Lauraitis-Treasurer, Phillips-President, Norsich Hirniak, Pojeta, Anderson, Morano. , Cech, Holubek Ni L CLUB Those Lindblomites who have earned letters through their services in the athletic field are grouped together in an informal gathering, known as the L Club. The club was started in l928 and since then it has matured under the guiding hand of Mr. Hollister, its originator and sponsor, and Mr. Moore, our football coach. This semester's officers were as follows: Earl Phillips, Presidentp Bob Malone, Vice-presidentp Dave Clutterham, Secretary, and Frank Lauraitis, Treasurer. Besides rendering numerous services to the school, and the pleasure given to the lettermen, the club sponsors a dance each fall, not only for its own members but for outsiders as well. This year it was held on November twenty-fifth. Membership is limited exclusively to those who have earned athletic L's, providing they are willing to undergo a little discomfort during the initiation A day horrors. This gathering represents the Lindblom athlete from iron to the diamond. the grid- I W4 f' if y ff jf? 76? Wy Qffrjiffiw GIRLS ATHLETICS WORK AND PLAY IN AN EQUAL MEASURE T Cr. A. A. CABINET To promote the many activities, to provide entertainment and leadership for the twenty-five hundred members of the Girls' Athletic Association and to assist in the running of the girls' gymnasium are only a few duties of the Girls' Athletic Association Cabinet. These neatly navy blue and white uniformed girls are very carefully chosen, for they must excel, not only in sports, but also in scholarship and in leadership ability. This executive organization consists of twenty-three girls who are effectively guided by four officers and the sponsor, Miss Klein. Each board member with the assistance of a subordinate cabinet member has an individual branch for which she is directly responsible, such as fencing, team games, gym-at-large, hiking, bowling, golf, tennis, hockey, leaders, MDX, dancing and swimming. ln addition to the semi-annual party, this semester, efforts were combined which resulted in a very successful charity dance. L CLUB AND 500 CLUB The great aim to bring athletic minded girls into a friendly social relation- ship is recognized in the organization of the L and 500 clubs. The clubs meet on alternate weeks in the Social Boom. Any girl having five hundred or more points toward the traditional L is eligible for membership in the 500 Club. However, the requirements for membership in the L Club is the possession of an L or an L chevron. At Thanksgiving, an enormous basket was filled to its capacity. Every- one looked forward to the Farewell and Welcome Tea for both old and new mernbers, which took place after the Achievement Assembly. This year the clubs, in conjunction, held Playday, inviting all the southside clubs from other schools. They played ping pong, volley ball, shuffle board, badminton, and countless other games. Often enjoyable parties celebrating various holidays were held, but the greatest social event,o:Lt.h.e year was the annual banquet. , QYWWJ G. A. A. BOARD G CABINET Upper Row-Marek, Russell, Mizcr, Kanjer, Trosi, Kaplan, Vyloorny, Eisen, Alban, Koovalles, Prazuch. Second Row-Skubic, Lautenbach, Meizl, Smith -Secretary, Brennan-Treasurer, HansengPresi- dent, Vander Hulst---Vice President, Chapello, Lamont. First Row-Keslik, Ponte, Slcolar, Blaha, Lucheon, Simon, lunqman. GIRLS' L CLUB 5. SOO CLUB Upper Bowflfiobinson, Frasemer, Maskin, Lamont, Vander Hulst, Dybas, Mihalovich, Vyborny, Swanson, Hansen. Second Row-Barritt Ponte, Kamzic, Urban---Secretary, Russell---President, Gifford-Treasurer, Zamowiecki, Brennan, Leiiz, Blaha. First Row-Popelka, Kosan, Eisin, Lucheen, Chapelle, Mega, Zacelc, Lehr, Carpenter. .f ,f ffzlif 'if Expert Leadership and Service is Their Eorte LIFE SAVING AND DCDLPI-IIN lf, during a warm summer day as you are strolling along a lonely lake shore, the silence is suddenly interrupted by a shrill scream I-lelpl from far out in the lake what would you do? If you can save the person, you will probably be thankful for joining the Life Saving class at Lindblom, for you have learned to cope with such a situation. The aim of the Dolphin class is to better itself still further by reviewing life saving, learning fancy diving, and developing more speed. The Dolphin class meets Tuesday during the eighth period, while the Life Saving class meets Tuesday during the ninth and tenth periods. Very often several pupils in each of the classes assist in directing swim- ming lessons throughout the day. The highest awards, the Life Saving and the Dolphin emblems, are eagerly sought by the members, and they work very hard to achieve them. LEADERS The girls' physical educaticn teachers of Lindblom are greatly aided by the splendid assistance of those well-trained, neat-looking girls who wear an immaculate tan jacket over their green gym suits. Every Monday and Thursday morning, during the first period, about forty advanced leaders are specially trained for demonstration purposes, are taught how to assist, and are given pointers on leadership ability. Wednesday morn- ings the beginning leaders are instructed. These girls are especially recom- mended because of their good work and scholarship while at the branches. Each leader contributes at least three hours of service a Week, for which at the end of the semester, service points and perhaps even a service bar are awarded, depending upon the quality of the service. A green chevron, which is sewed on the tan jacket, is given for each semester of service. These capable girls are carefully guided and checked by their sponsor, Miss Callen. I 1 4' 'l 3, U ,Q . I-1144. Nc 'tvq ,D iraq-ooa.,n1L4', s.. +0--C u . I I !'xs' si 'I N ,4 .9 X x 'Nfl' VA x LIFE SAVING and DOLPHIN Upper Row-Simulis, Corbett, Kaplan, Van Horn, Wallace, Robinson, De Koker, Lovda, Carpen- ter, Gifford. Second RoweMarek, Anlcoioviich, Laiek, Mika, Balke, Oswald, Skordinsky, Mega, Wolfe, Bischof, Esseltine. First Row-Churan, Karnzic, Skubic, Delioker, Frankowitch. ADVANCED LEADERS Upper Row-Carpenierh Ruckel, Grarnlich, Le-hr, Soltis, Mega, leck, Flinn, Bomber, Zacek. Second Row-Callen-Sponsor, Roubik, Wagner, Barker, Vyborny, Yakaiiis, Hager, Bohaiy, Popelka, Hays, Urban, Urbanick. First Row-Molengrafi, Dybas, Lamont, Lucheon-Represeniative, Chapello-Assistani, Russell Swanson, Lindquisi. T-M-.I ?zs.,..?q- 8.3, 'x.A..A 51-:Q . S 'W'N EXERCISE--I-IEALTI-IFUL AND FUN TCO' RHYTHMS Popularity is often due to dancing, and Lindblom has it in abundance. Better appearance, poise, posture, and carriage are all beneficial points de- rived from one of the most enjoyable classes of which we can boast. The fundamentals of finer dancing are taught, and many times the girls are called upon to entertain at our assemblies. There is nothing as delight- ful to watch as the rhythmical movements of the human body. There are several rhythms classes, some of them meet twice a week, others only once. Thus the girls are given sufficient knowledge of rhythms. The great social event of the season is the party which is held at the end of the season. Last year a hilarious time was had at the Big Apple party. A trend toward ultra-modern dances is sometimes displayed but the knowl- edge of the finer points in dancing are taken up ezgensively. TEAM GAMES At the beginning of the fall semester many enthusiastic girls join the team games classes. Because of the limitation of time and space, only the first three hundred or so girlsfwho enlist are given the opportunity to spend jolly hours playing captain basketball and basketball. ln a much too short period each week, girls can play in the spirit of good sportsmanship. It is here that one learns the techniques and the finer points of two of women's most exhilerating sports. There are usually about four or five classes in which there are either four or eight teams with a captain and a manager at the head of each. The teams compete, in round robin fashion, to determine the winning team. The victorious teams of each class then play in the semi-finals and finals until the championship team proves the victor. These girls are awarded silver bars. RHYTI-IMS Upper Row-Bomher, Kuzminski, Conger, Richard, Churan, Gramlich, Barqlik, Soliis, Sosnowski Second Row--Schiffelbein, Leddin, Basinski, Pletzke, Smejkal, Chipianitis, Pivarnik, Ondras, Eisen Hogan. First Row-Hansen, Vyborny, Wagner, Dzik, Mickulas, Mizar, Bloomer, Kanjer, Lindenbaurn- Sponsor. TEAM GAMES Upper Row-Prazuch, Bomher, Gifford, Churan, Ruckel, Grarnlich, Carpenter, Wisinslci, Flinn, Lehi' Wagner. Second Row-Klein-Sponsor, Mialkowski, Ieck, Blaha, Nilsen, Brezek, Fraserner, Hogan, Eisin, Pleizke, Robinson. First Row-Bohaty, Barriit, Urban, Hansen, KeslikfRe-presentative, Trost-Assistant, Russell, Molenqraft, Dybas. W W if W Wk f'5 S 1' I I I 1 I 4 I ' I QQ ' Q 7 S ' I 1 I I ,' I I I g I I I I , I I I I I I I 4 I I Q I I I 1 I I I I I I II I I I I :I II Ip Il .I II ll H ,I :V la Il I If : : I I I I I I 2 ! ! IWW ., P v . . , fl engqrgqs, Jhfemorzglv .1 1 4 N 1i'7aYi:f- I f lp I V 5 J Q?4p'l:l!lQp l!lE PEPS DIARY Sept. 6-Now that Labor Day is over we are sentenced to five more months of hard labor. Sept. 7-The Senior A's are QYD1DSCl again and shoved out in the cold of the Second Balcony, while the 4B's occupy the main floor. Sept. 9-Programs are distributed. The Seniors get all the best programs. CThey all have tenth hour classes except Coother Luperrider, who has first through third.D Sept. 19-Francis Anderson thinks that homework is unbearable, so he walks in front of an automobile. Sept. 20-Iune Matha leaves her head at home. She thought that fifth period was sixth, talkefl to Miss Edwards and missed chemistry. Seventh period she went to the Social Boom for a Council meeting and wondered why everybody else was late. Consequently, she missed English. W! Sept. 23-lack Sims plays the star half in the Sophomore Induction As- 'W ' sembly. r f I7 3, r J, . ' Li i, f V' . fl, ,f ' 'iSept. 287lloan Sawyer comes to school with an upswept coiffure. The school . 7L4- I - goes wild and the band can't play. CAs if they ever couldj f 5 f' 9 Sept. 30-The Weekly challenges the Eagle staff to a basketball game. The :gli I . Eagleites decline on the groundsgtlfigt the Weekly puts all the muscle men fl' YV, ' on their staff for this annual pusllgover. Oct. 3-Everybody is full of pepiafter that extra hour's sleep. Oct. 4-Miss Beck predicts that Frank Hoblick will end in a divorce court. CAsk her why.J A Oct. 5-One-fourth of a second before eight, Helen Thiemann and Audrey Gehrke are seen dashing down the hall from the Eagle Office to 105. Audrey claims that Helen ought to wear red and sound a siren. Oct. 7-First of class go down to Gibsons Studio to break the camera. Oct. 8-Tears and lamentations, everybody is feeling blue. We lost the Harrison Game. Oct. lO-Mr. Small thinks that only half of the class will graduate. fFirst report cards are out.l Oct. ll-Coach Moore asks lvfsfrgaretn-,QMuggyJ Lamont to play left tackle for the Football team. Margaret demurely declines, of course. Oct. 12-We pause at this time to give thanks to Columbus. Boy! Are We glad he discovered America! Oct. 19-Proofs arrive. Everybody wonders about everybody else's. Lucille Graf looked at hers and thought of Dracula's daughter. Oct. 21-Mary Baumgartner meets dream boy Dave at the first Friday Night dance. Oct. 22-The Senior Boys Council goes to Turkey Run. Phillips tried to vault a gulley and the pole broke. What a tumble, Earl! WINGS WIDE-SPREAD EGR FLIGHT AN EAGLES-EYE VIEW WI-IEN FOUR IS ALLOWED Ima GANG IISN'T THAT WILLIE TI-IERE?I WI-IO ARE TI-IE THREE STOOGES, GIRLS? 'WW WI-IY SO SI-IY, BILL? .I -'Q OOM-PAH-PAH! OOMAPAH-PAH! 5 1 I A I fi,A1,:,,,53:j, 3 NAV X . ff V'7L'0ff fV5f ,ff-N J flfky' YQ-fgf Dec. 6-Bill Mitchell and Margaret tScottyl Robertson are a twosome seen about town together. 8-9 - Lite Goes to a Party at Lindblornf' And howl And does Luther look cute in short pants. Dec. l2-Peter Tjenos cut school to go to the show and then he is politely Dec. to leave. tlt was an adults only picturel. asked Dec. l3-A jam session is held in Senior Alley, lOth period, daily. . 14-Class Party-congratulations to us. Our last class party and every body can do a two-step. Dec c. l6-Mistletoe in Senior Alley is given a good workout. ould hardly wait to come down stairs to see De Dec. 25-Christmas-loe Moran c it he got a new electric train. Did you, loe? lan. 5-Walter Lowe and Edward Zudicki both get l0O in a Chemistry test. We wonder it their sitting next to each other has anything to do with it. Does it, fellows? O The Class Prophecy appears in the Weekly and the members of the l. 4A class lay in wait tor Audrey Gehrke after schoo A lyCollege Day-All the seniors suddenly become College minded, tor t etting out of classes lan. l lan. l the sole purpose o g . C lt' Room Mee dinah hoop skirts, strapless lan. l3-Friday-Prorn- e ic , - , gowns and upswept hair, escorted by top-hat, white tie and tails. lan. l6-We dedicate this day to lack Sims tor digging out this dirt for us. Nice work, lack. ' ' hes and wondering it the l8-All class speakers struggling with speec audience will be able to hear their knees knocking. ' e. etter Eagles are out with something new on every pag Helen Thiemann says And how. lan. lan. l9-Bigger and b lan. 20?-Class Sing-all sung, nothing said, hankies wrung, and tears shed. lan. 25-Class Day-Helen Crora, the smallest girl in the class, gets the big- gest gown and trips on it while practicing the Processional. Mr. Cooper- rider says Naturally. lan. 26-lt's all over now. Gee, we wish we could start from the beginning again, how ditterent it could have been. Oh, well, it's too late now. l ' 'cl ing everything. guess we had a good time after all, consi er lan. 27-Back again to clean out lockers, and now-Wtorklessl Ptaylessl Alrmyl here we come! 28- Pep's Diary is tinally written. Ian. Alice Carroll Margaret Lamont Luther Cooperrider ft QW' Wflfiigw A xv ff iwfk W Q W M-3 is iii 9 JM Mijn MQ W WL i WM The Business College with the U sity Atmosphere-Famous fo High Type of Employees it Develops Y O U R 0 NE+o N L Y U R Y E A R H FO I SCLI OL G H O GRADUATES ENROLLED Bulletin Free on Request N0 S0l.lClT0RS4EMPLOYED . 16 South Michigan Avenue M Chico 3 7 ffffffjm n W 559551931 if if ALICE, WI-IERE'S WONDERLAND? THREE MUSKETEERS STUDYING IN THE SUMMER?1! IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME THERE'S HOWIE AGAIN! M-M-M-M-M SMELLS GOOD! THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET GONE MODERN SWEET HARMONY sdoo-J uf-La wvIl,Q,'bIDu. .Qluf M IA!!-f Q1 ifllx K W .a . 7 - 0, f5MW?W gif WW? 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FDM, 'E nel' nj JV 'gi f 'gdlx ' ,Fira-4-,,.v rf' ' 'II ' f IV My ia lf! I I ?nNAYf fl!!-A ' . I g I l I SSS- , t ' V-'l w S: J 'Q fi ,iii I I ls ' lj ' 1 Q .., acfzazlafzial I iamm OW tff5f 5fd3Ji57?fbff,f,2lA4lfjfl il -we , file ' - I-Iigh entrance requirements, thorough, intensive course of study, and person- ality development through extra-curricular activities guarantee success. CO-EDUCATIONAL Only iour-year high school graduates enrolled STEWART 6780 79th and Halsted Streets 2 F 0 X Secrel-arialfzdlylmewl, , QUESTIONS SCIENCE What process is used in getting alcohol from a drug clerk? Which is heavier, ct five pound box of bon bons or a ton of loi- turninous coal? WEDDING BOUQUETS What is the specific gravity of a pillow? Explain. Give the velocity ot a patrol Wa- gon on its return trip. What is the velocity of Ab-Cd BVD? Why does a fish carry its own scales? FUNERAL DESIGNS GVJNV y jx' rim Ros. F' R I S T S J ffl , , , I f I 9 S GCICI 129 1l'1 ly Zjllf! flvf i Vfudgzjldl-JATlDoN souousrs t ,ff if ertflaegjvtl Floplstfllielegraph Delivery Association ft l6lj! t 63rd tra! I t Republic 8900 I l l oPEN House A nuns succfss If 't i i X X TT .N 2 . xi Y X M xf 1 l c 5 A 1 ,' t x J . L gg ll l i ,. x, Sw ici On October twelfth, over a thousand faculty advisors and students at- tended the open house inaugurating the school annual department at the STEARNS 8. VOYTA PHOTO ENGRAVERS COMPANY. This new de- partment is entirely separate from the commercial activities of this leading concern. Here the students and their advisors can plan, confer, and con- sult with the members of the firm on practical problems, in congenial sur- roundings and complete privacy. A reference library is at their disposal. Ns,- Inna, i,,, ALL C4 ' -44 Vx-wi 'iq' MPM' N- X 'oo JT xi will Kcwwisf ix, . . 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