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

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HUBBARD GIRLS CHORUS Hubbard's Girls Chorus is divided into two groups, the beginning chorus and the advanced chorus. The beginners, who have just organized, aim to learn the techniques of choral singing. President of this group of forty-seven is Chris- tine Mellis. The Advanced Chorus, which further develops vocal talent and musicianship, has performed for the P.T.A. It also furnished incidental music for the pageant My Country, 'Tis of Thee, which was photographed in color and sound by Mr. Balling. Rosemary Kuhl is President of this group. WITH THE STUDENT BUDY. ' ROW I: Waleski, Murray, Nizich, Messina, Jabhoe, Glick, Gialnmas, Brummel, Moran, Forb, Crowley, Brechbiel, Albietz. ROW II: Huguelet, Huffman, Keane, Tressler, Swartz, Baron, Schiele, Kumpis, Kuhl, Erickson, Jendzio, Marco, Swartzel, Bergstrom. ROW III: Schultz, Brazill, Riley, Carlson, Hirsch, Lee, Drotas, Knup, Szeflinski, Kyncl, Stasky, Buszin, Klimas, Bunde '-ROW I: Melles, Presidentg jones, Liberatore, Schieve, O'Brien, Thomsen, Vice-Presidentg Corrado, Gray, Herion, Naft, Secretary, Myers. ROW II: Casey, Silvers, Mikalovich, Minderhout, Oftedahl, Guhl, Valdivia, Gauchas, Caior, Maher, McGuire. ROW III: Priode, Hoffenkamp, Miller, Hill Tim- merman, Turner, Toelstede, V'ebb, Loicwski, Preston, Sestan, Mazzukelly Page N ilrrlecrz

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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

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