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

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0UR HALLS, AS UUR VUCAL GRUUPS ARE BERNARD GONERKA, Prvxiilvlzi 'ROW I: La Bow, Julian, Pauls, Lesser, Cling, Chwaszczewski, Kopriva, Leftwich, Meyer, Cebula, Bowman. ROW' II: Muys, Krauss, Deubel, Klucaric, Chowaniec, Smith, Urbauer, Bolbot, Hajost, Cahill, Topps. ROW III: Zido, Sundermeyer, Muir, Jacot, Lingo, 'I-hwrylewicz, Krvacica, Vorisek, Frcnchik, Grohovenn, Jacobson. ROW' IV: Pnvell, Van Bevcren, Congrcve, Kubink, Raubunns, Crawford, Kolbnba, Pensky, Gonzales, Reading, Neely LINDBLOM BOYS' CHORUS Every fourth period the sound of sixty strong, healthy, male voices echoes through Lindblom's hallowed halls. The boys' chorus is on the march under the inspiring direction of the chic and xi if petite Mrs. Hanah M. Rosenthal, Who, besides if instilling a knowledge of rhythm and rhythm has shown herself very proficient in curbing the ' more rambunctious instincts of her melodious Ay charges. Although the Spring Festival's the big Q event of the year, where both choruses combine X in a gorgeous pageant of melodious harmony and breathtaking scenery, the chorus is kept con- tinuously busy with innumerable assemblies, contests and various outside engagements. Page Sc:'i'11ta'r'11

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VUICES LIFTED IN SUNG UFTEN ECHO THRU MADRIGAL Chosen from members of the A Cappella Choir by competitive tryouts, the Madrigals hold a unique position at Lindblom. Although they number only eighteen, the smallest musical organization in the school, they are as well known, and certainly as popular as any of the larger groups. Following the baton of joseph Taylor, their beautiful harmonies have been heard and appreciated many times by many audiences. 0 ROW I: Yukel, Casey, Cravener, Caldwell, Krekas. ROW II: Reed, Kostovik, Olson, Carlson, Harms. ROW' III: Barcelona, Timmerman, Silhnn, Hughes. ROW IV: Doria, johnson, Stech, Studnickn. I PqSIr ,

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NUMERDUS, ACTIVE, AND PUPULAR Always willing to offer their services towards furthering the enjoy- ment of programs and assemblies is the Girls' Chorus. Directed by the charming Mrs. Rosenthal, the girls, appearing in their immaculate white dresses and bright red kerchiefs, obtained a superior rating in the All-Chicago High School Competition Festival for the fourth consecutive year. This group meets every day the fifth period with an effort to help Annie, Peggy, and Evie perfect their stimulating contralto part. During this semester the office of President was held by Ruth Stein- brenner, while Dorothy Kasten acted as Vice-President. The secre- taries and treasurer were Beatrice Olivieri, Shirley Burzlaflf, and Mary Flynn, respectively. The librarians were Hazel Hasskarl and June Sawyer. THE GIRLS' CHORUS RUTH STEINBRENNER, Presizlvnl 'ROW I: Urbanik, Holcomb, Chicvara, McNamara, Calvin, Sweeney, Sternberg, Viljnc, Veenstra, Mathis, Mayer, Rusnak, McLean. ROW II: Tassone, Martcnsen, Caffarello, Braclo, Wagner, Staff, Grueneich, Simus, Spears, Moravek, Flaggs Sabntini. ROW III: Perzynski, Walters, Zoelski, Vifiechen, Gnusselin, Alexander, Gapshis, Krafcisin, I-Iruska, Taheny, Flynn, james, Nielson. ROW IV: Koch, Ccrschutz, Stcinbrcnner, O'Dea, Wetherbee, Sawyer, Hruby, Brown, Jansky, Sears, Drabeck, Celio, Vaccaro ' ROW I: Coval, Kasten, Coffey, Bawolek, Barnat, Olivieri, Koovalles, jakuhiec, Krauss, Ferrell, Kline, Petullo. ROW II: Fiascone, Anderson, McDonald, Schultz, Davis, Laschober, Miller, Teskse, Badinct. Larsen, Cunningham, Ohnysty, Stelzer. ROW III: Roos, Ballard, Krctch, Barry, Schiefer, Parent, Kal- manek, DeMonte, Guinta, Longdon, Weber, Shapiro, Buckingham, Sherman. ROW IV: Bezich, Tholniak, Sawyer, Burzlaff, Brinker, Zarcmba, Hasskarl, Fricd, Martz, Nispon, Otyepka, Rossow, Fuller Page Eiglrlevfl