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

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HONORS FOR SPIPNSDRING THE JUNIUR 'ROW' I: Rosenthal, Sikora, Sicnkiewicz, Wilsoii, Cooperrider, McCain, Ardrich, Sorkin, Contes, Schrueclcr, Pradelski, Reiner, Hackman, Simmons. ROXV II: Janslcy, Peranick, Kranz, Krauss, Mika, Baker, Gifford, Hawrylewiea, Jacobson, Reuss, Krugman, Christopher. ROV' 3: Bergnach, Schmidt, Dehaan, Frcnchik, Ingram, Vachavck, Schultz, Loomis, Vifeldon, Coleman, Bergstrom, Klupehak, Bern- gnrd, Trubiroha. ROW IV: Murys, Tow, XVeinhouse, Tomal, Lnfrentz, Harry, Kubiak, Kasten, Berger, Lello, Zagajewski, Pajor, jones, Neely ARTHUR SMITH, ASSf.Yf11lIf rhirf USHERS This way please, or Front row centerv may be heard from young gentlemen with how ties when assisting those people who attend our graduation exer- cises, spring festivals, or fall productions. They possess qualities which are the foundation of the well groomed man. Being polite, alert, and attentive are a few of the characteristics which the boys display on all occasions. This organization of about sixty boys is under the Hne supervision of Mr. Claude Bowman. Page Tufcixlg'-Pii'c

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Page Tllf'FllfJ-Flillf HIGH, BUT THE I.C.C. TAKES THE SENIOR BOYS' COUNCIL Highly honored as the most outstanding boys in the Senior Class are Lindblom's Senior Boy Councilors. They meet weekly in the Boys' Club Room to discuss the problems of Lindblom's masculine population. Several worthy achievements can be traced to this select group, the Pep Book being the best known accom- plishment. Guided by Coach Moore, che boys have also given their services as hosts at the Friday Night Socials. At present the Council is giving a very timely service in selling War Stamps and Bonds. Located in the book room just off the main foyer, Boy Councilors can be found faithfully doing their bit for National Defense throughout both division periods. ' ROW I: Ccbula, Behling, Fanslow, Coopcrridcr, Slavik, Scanlan, Hamilton. ROW' II: Bielski, Weldon, Kick, Silhan, Bergstrom, Crawford. ROW' III: Congreve, Hewitt, Manis, Lafrentz. ROW IV: Lynch

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Page Twenty-Six MAIL SERVICE CABINET The Mail Service Cabinet girls, sponsored by Mrs. Gussie, wear pink jerkins to distinguish themselves from members of other organizations. Numbering approximately fifteen girls they serve as attendants in the tardy office, sort and manage all the tardy slips, and act as big sisters to the mail service girls. Besides their duties they find time for play. They give teas for their own enjoyment, and also contribute skit to the All Girls' Sing. VICTORY ARMY. . AS USHERS, MAIL FLORENCE VINZ Preslrfvnl ' ROW I: Steinbrenner, Nelson, Thompson, Jensen, Orr, Veague, McDonnell, Treas Vmz Pres ROW II: Kawski, Kohn, Taheny, Schultz, Teske, Michaud, Stiso, Sec