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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1943 volume:

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In the flog of ,every country is woven the story of the notion's development-the brovery of its sons ond dgughters when their Iond vvos menoced, the teors, the proyers, the hopes, the feors of dll men ond women who see in their flog security for their children ond the promise of tronquility. Here ot Lindblom eoch ond every student strives to help the vvor effort, Scrop drives, scrcip pgrodes, zinc ond copper drives, vvor bond sdles, ond now, our effort to produce enough money to purchose one bomber, ploinly indicotes thot we ore owore of thot which is worth fighting for. Let freedom ring, for os long os there's d lond, there will be o lond of liberty, We thonls God for Americo, home of the free, 2 Lt X 1159636 f 1943 THE RECORD OF Z SEPT. TO JUNE I943 Y' PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF LINDBLOM HIGH SCHOOL1'fffCHICAGO, ILL. It is spring in America. The sky overhead is a jade blue. The sun sends its warm rays over all, and green is fast becoming nature's predominant color as the bare trees and foliage of winter leave their drabness to herald the reawakening ot lite. An insect drones on its busy way, a puppy barks, a transport plane roars above, breaking the silence tor a moment, then is gone. The zephyr-like breeze meanders through the trees, whispers with the yet new leaves, and cools the sweating worl4man's brow, lt is spring in America, yet it is not the spring ot former times. This is a spring ot blood, sweat, and tears. Ot toil and heartache, of victory and deteat. The earth is steeped in blood once more, the cannon roar, and demagogues wave their tyrannical tists in the faces of all freedom-loving men. And America is answering their challenge, as the champion ot right and humanity and as the hope of a better lite to come, For America is the embodiment ot noble ideals ot men in ages past, the wisest and most just of nations. What is America in common language? America is Dean, Ronnie, Joe, or any tellovv who has lost sleep Worrying about the Prom, lt is Jeanne, Rosemary, or Marge trying to teach some group ot tellovvs to dance. lt is the taculty, the R.O.T.C,, the Boys' Chorus, the football team, the Eagle Stott,-vvhy, Lindblom is America. Lindblom has distinguished herself and added glory to glory, shield atter shield. And America, the great school ot lite and liberty, shall add many more shields to her hall of tame, shields vvhich will join many other shields yet blank that shall rest with honor among those reading Concord , Valley Forge , Gettysburg , Bull Run , Manila Bay , Bataan , Wake Island , and all the great battles which have written glorious tribute and testimony to the courage ot the Amer- ican Forces are on the march once more, and their resounding tootsteps will strike terror into the hearts of tyrant rulers and oppressors. America has never lost a War and that record shall remain unblemished, as many Americans give their last tull measure ot devotion that the United States ot America may continue united and victorious. ttitktittt DEDICATICN TO THE leader of our sch0ol's activi- ties, to the man who is to carry on and invigorate anew that fine spirit for which Lindblom stands, to our newly ap- pointed principal, Mr. Harry F. Yates, we dedicate the Eagle of 19-45. ir 'Ir ir if ir ir ir -k 'lr 'A' pdf' 3 igig? A all 2 Q2 E inf ., ff 'E 'Q' 5 mf, qi ff 2: 5 uw A lf . :sei Q is 2 WW KWW. Q S v .- 9 ,4- -Wq? fm.. X SSW? 2 MWF, . ,K , is Q fu, A Y 5,ff.'if.JvW1' Mg -2955 sv N if A-f SLWS ff .M ,ki , . .,,i. A! aj ',, 5 Q gli? 'is ix Q 13235 N ef? Z fuk V, ff. 14 K ,,:Mf,f1,-f U, 'QV 'fb SERVING IN OTHER FIELDS BUTLER LAUGHLIN, PRINCIPAL OF HARPER Page Tuwlzfe Mr ment Mr ment Mr 1 1 A member of the Boy's Gym Staii is Mr. Topper, who has been commissioned as a Lieutenant, Senior Grade, U. S. Navy. An instructor oi Chemical Wariare at Purdue Univer- sity, U. S. Army, is Mr. Iohnston, iormer eiiicient Worker of the Science Department. Balling, a former member oi the Technical Depart- now serves as a Lt. Commander in the U. S. Navy. Weckel, a popular teacher oi the Science Depart- now specializes in radio, U. S. Army. lanosek, a skillful coach oi the Boy's Gym Staii, is now a commissioned officer in the U. S. Army, First Lieutenant. CAPABLE ADMINISTRATCRS Eager to help any Lindblomite is Edgar l-l, Palmer, Assistant Princi- pal. Striving to please the average student, one may tind him work- ing overtime rearranging programs, helping with assemblies, and most important ot all, trying to mal4e the school, Lindblom, produce the best in everything, Ably assisting Mr, Palmer is Genevieve Sullivan, Her duties are somewhat ot the same nature as those of Mrs Palmer and Lindblom has benetited greatly by her helptul guidance. Just try to explain your cut slip to her, you'll seel 4 Thin MRS, BLAKE, Librarian MR BRAZIL! dispenser at saooIies MISS CRISMAINI, adiastment teacher MRS. FIINIUXY, matron to Lindblom girls MR RUPIDRECHT, representative ot the Federal Employment Service and vocatianaI caanseIIor BENEFICIAL CONTRIBUTORS To the above members ot the statt we wish to extend our tnanks and express our gratitude for aII the kind services rendered toward as With out their kind and Irielptul suggestions and assistance the students at Lindblom could not teel at ease concerning many of the important aspects at school liter Page Fourteen A. MOORE B. EHRENWORTH M. BUTTS E. MACDONALD C. MCCALL M. MURRAY I i LANGUAGE ISAN EXPRESSION OF THOUGHT The Language Department, which is under the direction ot Miss Moore, gives a much greater service than mere instruction in the use at foreign languages. Through this study vve are otten enabled to have an insight into the problems and interests ot toreign peoples, causing us to have more sympathy and understanding tor the nations against which we might be othervvise prejudiced and antagonistic. Fij B. GARRITY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Eyeryane is familiar with our English Departrnen't, which is Linder the direction at Miss Garrity. Mast stiidents spend at least three years Linder the superyisian at ane at the fac- iilty members. This enables them nat only to aeatiire a siitticient knowledge al the subject tatight, bitt students atten tind a new triend and Catinsellrur in their iiistsrtictsnr with whtirn they spend sn ntany eninytible anil beiicsliriiil years G. ATKINSON H. CALPHA M. CLARIDGE I. DELANY M. DIXON C. GEORGE E. lONES L. ROWLIXND P. MATZ C. MANFIKIS T. MUILPR M. RADAMAC V. RIEBEL M. Rlllflf M. 7llTClflT SCIENCE THAT TREATS OF QUANTITY BY SYMBOLS, IS MATHEMATICS M BACH M STONER J. WILLIAMS J. ROBINSGN E. MOGREQ If CAMEIQORJ I-I CfXIfZI30I'W NI IJVUIIQIICS QI the Tree of I4rmWIeQIge spring Ircnm HCICIIIIIIC npmik, the rmfst QIeepIy implcnted uf which is metlwemotics. In every welk mf IIIe wud under QII cwcumgteumees, motlwemcntics ie C1 basic fuctor ef exist- erwce and Us Q tool subject as U Necessary pr'epQruIic+:1 Im C1 CUVGETI' um the fselda UI Qlmost all phywiccl Sciences, Mr' BQJCII, ww as the I1ec1CIcwI the deportmernt Ima, thmuglw Im ermeyzgy, epreud the e'r1Iwyr'rWerwIOIIWIS subjecl to Ins SIUII cmd tru Ins puplls PJ.1fL' Sui Il 1 M. BECK C. BLAIR S. BUCHER H. GROVES D. HAGER M. HOWATT M. SHORE L. HOWARD HISTORY IS RECCRD OF EVENTS The word history is deriyed from a Greek word meaning a search for knowledge. The instructors ot this department aid our students to bee come better citizens ot the world by helping them study the past so that they may better understand the present. This well-inlormed group ot taculty members, under the leadership ot Mr. Blair, do not limit their teachings to the past alone, but also lead stimulating discussions on the economic and social lactors that make up the rapidly changing world ot today. C. KEELER The Science Dei-pertcmentr heeded by Mr, Smell gives its students scientific tfcicts Ubetit Qenerctl science, Biol- ngyf Physics! end Chemistry, in occordctnce with modem methods nt tecictwng The competent :tott ct instruc- torg iii the depctrtment hes helped tn increase its enlorg- ing pnpttleicityt KNOWLEDGE GAINED BY SCIENCE SM13 LL G ANDRESS H WIMMER M CONNOLLY I. CROFTS C. CULBERTSGN HALL H IEWELL G KAUP V MH LS M. TAYLOR lilgv Nirzcfwn L. CHIHAK A. DELANEY L. ELMER L FRANCIS H. GOLDBACHER L. HANNAN E. MCCREDIE G. RANKIN E. SCI-ILACKS W. IEPSON llzgv Tum my B. TILLINGHAST R. APPLEBY G. BLGMQUIST COMMERCIAL STUDENTS ACHIEVE RESULTS The Ctimmeificil cictfixirtriieiit of Liiidblwm iS mic: of the iergest cmd mtiat pcnpiiter. This depertmeiitk terqe staff eiictemors ttu teech the mmf modem Grid efficient methods tif hiisihess Through the efforts of the expert fciciilty members, greidtietes of this cilepottmeht siiecewfiitty meet the demuiids of the modem btisiiiesa world. Miss Tilliiiqtiiuxt wiiefessfiitty coeordiiietes ull of this depUi'tmeiit': Qwetx cmd thus mffers Lihdt3lem's fiitiite bt.isiiic3w meii Liiicf xwmeii muiiy Cxeelteiit tvpptirtiiiiiteiee MEANS AND METHODS OF LIVING WELL The Household Arts deportmeht, heoded by Mrs, Freeket- tort, provides closses tor girls who wish to become oc- duoirwted with the ort ot cooking, tor those who wish to leorrm the rudimehts ot sewing, ond tor those who dre inter- ested rh the mohogemeht ot the home, These courses ore ihstructiohol ohd ihspirotiohol in the bosic home orts E I. FRECKELTON M. BLOXON C. DALY Puge Tuff my-On TECH. DEPT. CONSTITUTES WORKING AGENCW H. MQEHLE The Technical department is ane at the mast indastriaiis and tasci- O. ANDERSON natina parts at Lindblam, Oar shaps, an either side at the seniar ally, are supervised by Mr, Bawman ln this department we tind yaana enaie neers abserying and studying, tatiire carpenters sawing and nailing ta their hearts! cantent, and madern lnlacksmiths paiindina away and mahalina ance handsame pieces at metal. The shaps are yery asetal ta Lindplam, The waadshap is respansiple tar the trame-wark at mach at the scenery that is ased in aar pradiicf trans and the electric shap tar the beaiitittil liahting at the stage. T. BRENNAN R. THOMAS G. AIKEN I. ANDERSON L. BLOOD W. FREESE I. KULLE H. PILDITCH H. ROSENTHAL C. LYNGBY C. McCARTl-lY' J. SAXXXYER J. TAYLOR MUSIC IS SAID TO BE SPEECH OF ANGELS Music is the universal language ot mankind, The teachers at Lind- hlom have helped to develop vvithin the students ot Lindhlom a love tor this language. Through their teachings ot this subject and through the many successful and worthwhile musical organizations, they have brought about a greater appreciation tor music, Mrs, Rosenthal, vvho has directed several ot our school productions, has very expertly headed this department, Music at Lindblom is well-taught and vvell-represented. Page Twe my II f ART IS THE WORK OF THE WHOLE SPIRIT OF MAN Brushes whiz through the ether, stopping dobs ot multi- colored point here ond there, ci bit on the poper ond most on the ortist's gieetul grinning toce, os onother Hmoster- piece is produced, Directed by Mrs Knehons, the Art cteportment strives not to teoch the student to be on ortist, but moinly to give him on insight into the tundomentois ot ort, on oppreciotion of the subject, ond knowledge ot the history ond bockground ot ort. F, TXXXICHU l, D. HUBER J. SCHMITT R WORST L. KLEIN M BARRY P, CXXLLEN 'Ti COZZIE K. MURPHY PHYSICAL EDUCATORS E NIELSEN All work ond no ploy would Certoinly molqe flrie girls of Lindblorn feel ill of eose, for if is only when o girl is iindere going some sorf of musculor oefiyify fliof slie nos o elionee fo relox ond enjoy herself, ln order fo do oll fney Con 'ro boosf rne wor effort, the girls' gyrn sfoff lieoded by Miss Klein, provide 'rlie girls with exercise which is olmosf os strenuous os Those given in the vvomen's volunrory services. Piagi' Twenty-Fil HERE CONTESTS ARE CONDUCTED The scene ot perpetual 'lrough housing, is where the muscle men ot the schaol are to be tound l-leaded by Mr. Smicll, this department is one ot the most active in the school and many a shield and trophy have been gained through our boys. Gyme nastics, track, football, baseball, basket- ball, and many other sports are keeping up the Lindblom reputation seasonally, Perhaps there are a tevv broken bones and scratched shins, but the battered and bruised can take it, for theirs is the Lind- blom spirit. So the boys' Gym Department leads on to more yictories and triumphs. Page Twenty-Six D. BARBER lyl. SWIRYN H. SMI DL R. BOHOR m.. M . - 'N 42, .u J' , 1 'V . E' if ,Spy , ps., A rw ' fig xl: Xi- gf' 95' f ' , ' :df A. 4 . .u:L5A4it' A' g gi! Q , A , yhff. :fo ' VV .L-' E ,. f.T ,',', 7 ipf H ' I Q :XA LJ 'iq , . . , 0 Q I ' ' T. V' 3, v ,, ff, ffs. gf' -,ff ' Q1 'f ref' M . K P' ' -. A Sify? ng xxqdwnt ,V ' I 'ij V , , ,A 4. V, n J .5 6 . Q Ein 5 r ' -' ' M ' ' ,tri H? if 12 11 .f 'C' ' fs X 4 V wk- J., , ,L ' 'gy Q-1.,i,kl ' +43 ,T 5 Lp, 3'.,1,-,qw , yy, ,W I. M, A W- . 45 -ww .. f! 59'f- w 4 ,A W ., fy ' A .x ii:,NF?'Y',Ql?f.fr 3' - ' Ligff' xx gfw' Q x v , - ' ,g f un! 4 my ,, ax- 'Qgfyi ' mf' ' 1 - 'Eff iiga 'fp' ,.,,a., , Q W 4 - A j N , .L U ,U-.Ny I f 'f!w M Q , 4fS+?'f2f2aff'?P7f' 'x if 'aw yi it M 1,4 z.f'1g4., . H X A mi rg , w K :Q 2lg, '-,.,,'fwf.f 'hf-f. 'Q . Y ' . ' V7.3 m. ff : yiwf 331 v gy 'M as Q A i ... Aww 4 wk Q av fi aww Z5 'QSC 5353 5 A 4 xx ws? ,Q . iw xv ,Q diss: 11: kg! ? ,,x Z , if ,lg ,gw f R 3 H+, at F lil? f 3 4,2 'Q f 5 .yfawd ,Nw , A,,m.,,. a Yi w iwwx nw.. giwzs b K m 2 g.- The lnter-Cabinet Council, vvhicli is composed at titty students who represent various organizations and classes ot the school is a cross-section ot lite at Lind- blom, The council meets every Wednesday during the ninth period in the Boys' Club room. Miss Ella Mae Jones has been the taculty sponsor ot this tine organ- ization tor many semesters, During the past semester, the council sponsored the Scrap Drive, the Red Cross Skating Party, and took charge ot our service tlaa dedication. Realizing that all vvark and no play could lead to disaster, the ICC. had a very splendid banauet at the Nantucket lnn. This semester, the Cleanellp Campaign vvas spone sored by the lntereCabinet council and the list at Linde blom's men in service vvas kept upetoedate by the ICC Service Flag Committee, Coeoperation and school loyalty have laid the toundation tor every successtul l CC. project. Iizge Thirty OUR STUDENT GOVERNING BODY Wl,OY1Q l,lQi l-XOW' Mi'Cain, ivQ'is0, Slrahlf, lnndarcn YYND ROW Music, Dietz, Bresnahan, Clina, Jenner, Michaels, Tziritas i'3l2D RORXW Tfcriisina, Enaelliardl, Maske, Zelelnal, Markol, Kaiilrnan, Stanley, Frank WLORWER IQUXXF Lallwich, Presidcnl, lirazauskas, Chap, Ore'-ens 'FPND ROWi Kramer, Sherman, Cohen, Daniels, Mentzel, Clawson, Betz ROW: Kottmari, Secretary, 'ff 3RD Mench, Mcfkvoy, Marsden, Jarr, Veague, Deuhel, Aldrich, Mock, Heaarty, Trusk, Miss Jones, Sponsor if LOWER ROW: Kress, Vice-President, Orr, Urbonek YZND ROW: Bobko, Jensen, Veoghe, Vice-Presirlent, '-iQ, lor' i'3RD ROW: Tihinen, President, Kcllmon, Schultz, Secretory, Kelly, Dye, Treosiircrj Kdzekornp, 'lliomps-Jn, President, Sept, '42 if LONVJER ROW1 Stone, Folk, Sliiiinrirnl, Leoiiliorcll, Johnson, Korpo YZND ROW' llierlln, Pieiiiiig, Bresnolioii, Urbonnk 'A' QRD ROXX! Kiiscevicli, Doiiiurcl, Visclil, llfllfiliflffl MESSENGERS OF IMPORTANCE Sponsored by Mrs Atkinson, the Moil Service is one ot Lindbloms most helpful orgonizotions. The duties ot the energetic lvloil Service girls ore to go to oll the division rooms ond collect the obsence lists tor the moster obsent sheet, keep records in the ottice of odmit slips ond eorly dismissol slips, ond moke out tordy slips in the tordy ottice. Like most ot the other orgonizotions they hove their sociol events, At the beginning ond end ot the semester, they hold their welcome ond torevvell teos in honor ot the ihcoming ond groduoting members re- spectively. This semester they olso held o roller skoting porty to roise money tor yorn so thot they might knit tor the Red Cross, Page Tl2irty'0ne Sqliaenhciclrr, Zalcar, lvirilrrr il llUsslxOrl, ltlyriri, Urliiirt, M'fXlll Stanley, Brey, Sears THE RED JACKET SQUAD The Senior Girl Cauncilors, who are best identified by their bright red jackets and gleaming white dresses, are well known to Lindblom students, The council, which has its regular meeting eighth and ninth periods on Monday, is composed at twenty-one girls who are elected by the senior students and faculty members The girls have as their able sponsors Mrs, Mabel Rademacher, Mrs Janet Freclqelton, and Mrs. ',l4'I' 1,11 ge Tbirfyi -Two Mrirlnel, Cossi, Cosuclls flcerl, Sccor, Sthillcr llflcflwoy, Ciuingliis, Bulnb A SECOND CUP OF TEA? Moriorie Rule. Service to Lindhlorn, the core of our beoutiful sociol roorn, ond benefit soles ore forernost in the mind of eoch councilor. This semester, the Senior Girls' Couficil hos hod on insignio for the first time. Originally known os the Order of the Wise Gvvlsf' the owl pot- tern on the cliornond shopecl insignio refers hock to thot title. There is ci speciol loyolty to Lindblorn oncl o greot devotion to her ideols ond troditions in the heort of eoch girl councilor. Page Tfrirly-Three Page Thi WOULDN'T YOU LIKE THIS ARM BAND? One ot LindbIom's more Civic minded groups, tbe Senior l3oy's Council, is on essentiol ond importont port ot Lindblom, The members ore elected by the student ond toeolty members ot tbe scbool ond the eoiineil nos os its oble sponsor, Coocb E Li Moore, The twenty boys wbo moke Lib the council bove tbeir weekly meeting Tbursdoy morning during tbe ff-Q'-F11 ur fltlfilttti --i Pi I i 'lr lfttl Itttit' tl t-rin t YfPlC,TUlQE lll it .i. ri, f,lflClLllSE lk' L' 'zz l--A ,r ,rn Krogie THEY ALSO COMPILE PEP BOOK first period. Tney lwoye occomplislied rnony wortliy projects, but ore best known tor their onnool cornpilotion ot the Pep Bock ond ossist- once ot the Fridoy night donces. Along with time nonor ot weoring tne moroon ond gold orrnpond, there ore olso mony responsibilities vyliielw the boys ossunne. Upliolding l.indblom's troditions ond repototion seems to be the tinest toslc tlie Senior Boy Councillors undertolae. lircuni Klupclwok Puge' Tbiriy-Fire THIS WAY, PLEASE Under the spirited leadership af Mr, Freese, the Lindblarn Ushers are always an the jab dur- ing assemblies, making entrance ta Keeler l-lall as pleasant and arderly as possible, These bays cheerfully take ayer the huge task af seeing that all spectatars are seated in a prompt and efficient manner. The Ushers are known far neatness and caurtesy, always distinguished by their dark suits, white shirts, black paw ties and pleasant manner, A gaad Usher rnay be re- warded hy pramatian ta daarrnan, directar, and sa an dawn the line till he finally attains the cayeted pasitian af Captain af Ushers I l i 1? P :ge Tlvirtj-Six i' l Ol'OQ'Ll4 HOW' liergsina, l'ihl, lraver, Siiiiiiil-.iw-li, Kucliarcgyl-L, Pmdaelil, Pru- iluelil, Franca ff .WND l4UWi lflvsi-Ori, Steinhrenner, lishla, lvlcf,iulii'e, Cling, Director, Left- xixirli, Dircrliir W Ul'l'ElQ l-lGXX,f' Tynan, Kiichan, Bancela, Cunning, l'laacl1, llrciwn, May, Triilnirulia ff l,0lyXQ'fli l4OyW' Cliwasirgicwslei, DNCC- lur, Swelnain, Peake, Chief, Wazrwiak Karnor, Ferdinand, Nagel, Tryanis, Pen- slay, Captani i' gilfilD l3YOl'rX!j Meyer, Hawrylevricz, Pauls Dciilwl, Ftiirlmer, lircinnaii, Trierwiler, Ma- riialiu, lllll'Gf'l'k 1 'l'l,Olxl4fEl2 ROWVZ Joyce, Korner, llnwinnn, Spriiwnr WZND ROXW' Chxvaszczewski, Pealfn, Cliielg Pavffll fUPPER Rohxflf l-lawrylewicz, Deiilnel STALWART PROTECTORS Our guardian under tire, the Lindblom tire marshals attain their knowledge in matters ot tire protection and prevention under the sponsorship of Mr, Claude Bowman. lvlr. Bowman has been sponsor ot this group tor many years, and during this period ot time has proven himselt capable leader tor such an important organization. II group is trained to act immediately upon bility to do so etti- a This sma hown their a ' has per- d they have s riting group notice an ' This honor me ' lgndblomi ciently, many times. ' ' h the silent praise ot all i formed its services wit Page Y 'hirzy-Sewer: if' YOUR PASS, PLEASE The Hall Guards, sponsored by lvlr, Williams, is one ot the most vital organizations in Lind- blom. Keeping the halls neat and orderly, these spirited students willingly give up study or lunch periods to be on their posts. An enterprising Hallguard may rise trom the ranks to become a lieutenant, captain, or it the Hallguard is very hard working, he or she may reach the zenith position, Supervisor of l-lallguards. The l-lallguards receive very little publicity but they deserve vvide acclaim tor pertorming one ot the hardest and most necessary duties ot school lite, the keeping ot lavv and order in our corriders and halls. 'FLOWER ROWT Jurkouic, llandersan, Schuch, Wfoilior, Rapp, lXlr:lcolr., Muralzitd, Welcing Mc ac Pratscher, Snyder, Callas, Ferguson f2ND ROW: Canning, Holme, Boncela, Fahrnor, Nlindtirhnut, Kolnyleclty, Karas, Nelson Pavvlak O'Dell, Kubica, Mclvlenamin, Kasper YSRD ROW1 Rc-agan, Vordun, Wagner, Rieglcr, Malik, Evans, Liiidslrorn, Xblfhynul, Zado, Krug Kae marek, Kopp, Santoro 'A'-lTl-l ROW1 Canning, Lullo, Lukas, fXndcrwon, La Monlagno, Marsden, Scliauer, Ellis, Ahlquist Long Motays, Pierce f5TH ROW: Collins, Costello, Luplcw, Johnson, Nelson, Naglich, Kazda, Templeton, lvlcCehee Pratscher, Thommen, Crolan, Cling Y UPPER ROW: Haak, Gibson, Meyer, Kaliaus, Sniilh, Swanson, Stcnipinski, Sundermeyer, Chvvaszczew ski, Laiter, Zawaski, Schiesser Page Thirty Eight THREE HUNDRED, CR BUST! l3owling is one ot the most populor ond heolthtul sports thot people ot oll iiolks ot lite seem to enjoy, Lindblom students hole token on octive port in the public school bowling leogue tor o number ot yeors. Wlfith on eye toword the glorious bonners thot o com- petitive spirit will olwoys help unturl, eoch school hos os mony teoms proportionotely os there ore octive leogue members These tecims bowl on predetermined doys ot the week. Toword the end ot eoch semester, the tour highest ronlqing teoms ltwo boy's ond two girls' teomsl compete with similorly chosen teoms from other schools. This semester Mr, Culbertson hos been the oble toculty sponsor ot this octivity, We hove produced chomps in this tield ot sports os in so mony others, A reflection ot the good sportsmonship ond tine ploying by our winning old timers should help spur present teoms on to like honors. fLONi. lfll liOlQ1.' lirijzp, liuchon, Kiichor- rgi,l:, Ciillierls-pn, Srionsor, M. fhwosz- cioii-xli, Scrrelory, Henderson, Quos, Filipcioli 'A'flXlD RCXW Cniilrf, Bird, Miileli, Hol- la rl, lhlfillfflillll, -lliil'UlTTQiW, Clrmoszczciv- fli, Sirriolc 'IYQRD lQOlwQ ' Mriiinlq, Smith, lEldl'ldi'1P, Mnnj, lrzrliiixi'sl.i, Scliieser, Green, Penalcy i' LOlf',El7I l5ZOl!'l ' Fiirriill, Schultl, Fohrl ner, Txiirlitll, Snyner, Moore, Dvorriik, Bezicli f7lXllT l3Olif'Qf Prvslnri, Yoiingmonn, Orr, Diolg, ,lfl4ffll'JlVI'7, l?f'rg'nonn, Moslers Ciill'icrl',i3i'i, Spciiifor i'lll'l l'l2 lfOlXfl' Kniip, BCC'Il,lCl'i', Oswald, Yiirfcn, lsxnfh, Swovfsoii, Poneli, Willnowv fl'i Pug: Tliiflbi'-Nil! Schwartz, Osborne, Sherman, Knup, Alexander, Patalo, Posex, l-liclastein, Punda, Trusk, Kottman Foiut, Sullivan, Masters, Perlherg, Lewis, Valdivia, Moran, Simkus, Kapral, McMenamin, Cfiiedras, Miranda, Turgeon, Sparacino Preston Fahrner, Senkpiel, Mielilo, Bufliiiiski, Mayer, Hralni-ii, Tyler, Mitclitill, Sc'liot'iieiitalili, Smolareli, Michel, Revak Davis, Erlich, Baron, Leonhardt, Kozia, Sleindel, Hill, Steward, Snyder Gerard, Yaungmann, l-larden, Buliai, Conrad, Scott, Verdun, Mardham, li-,her Gehrke, Cadge, Radasevir, Talro, Mahoney, Baudoux, Chmel, Stand, Kuicericli, Holden, Aitchison, Vadalia, Waters AN EXPRESSION OF IDEAS Page Forly The Art League, under the direction ot Mrs. Diana l-luber, is composed ot students interested in the development ot art appreciation and knowledge at the history ot art. One does not have to be good at art to be a member ot this organization, tor many students join merely tor the fun and enjoyment they derive from their ettorts, The Art League, besides tours to the art institute, sponsors many social attairs, such as parties, programs and lectures. MAKING A DRAPE SHAPE Lindblom is just like o business firm ond in -indblom good toste is os importont os in o Jusiness firm. This club which meets 2nd period every two weeks reolizes thot foct, Their ciim is to engender love of beouty, to develop opprecio- tion of color combinotions, ond to grotify the jesire to creote, The importonce of encouroging tolent is shown bythe foct thot Morgoret Brown took second ploce ond Virginio Storlsey received wonoroble mention in o scholostic contest, This Jrgonizotion of eighteen members hos Peggy -lolden os president ond Koy Brown os vice- Jresident. The offices of secretory ond treos- Jrer ore held by Betty Jo Lewis ond Chorlene vleyers respectively. Mrs. Knehons is the sponsor. YLOWER ROWI Sl-eczela, Nielsen, Elcliind i'2ND ROW: Holden, Melles, Lewis, Moyor, Mosiei, Povesich, Lewif i'3R'D l2OW2 Moime, Kondich, Dudley, Daley, Moore, Brown, Collos Page Furly-One EXPERTS OF BLACK ON WHITE ln addition to tine music oraanizati ons and ath- leti ' ' ic groups, Lindhlom is also known ments in literary tields. The won many honors in com papers. lt is 'lwritte s o l.indpIom d ' ' A an into each tour-page issue is packed the ll ' wa op that always makes the print seem bolder and clearer, For the students news, gossip and headline know about B th tor her achieve- Lindplom Weekly has petition with other school n tor and by the student t means the sports stories that you want to y e students, means artful expres- Pfzge Forty-Two i' EDllOlQ Silliiigi llirilas, Calpha Si uri'-nr, l.Cllwicl1 ROW 22 No Marti, Nelson rris, Engolhardt, Erazauskas 'IIPICTURE I. Business Stall: Roxhiirgh, Saelens, Reuss, Wolclwin, Calvin lStand- ingl, Frodin, Klos, Trusk, Cotter, Denton, Jones, Swampat, Nllfilliams, Staccll lSit- tinql WASST EDWORSZ Rappelt Fried John- 1 K sol, offman, Coon, McDowell, Dudley ..'hfv ' fPlCTUF3E ll, Regxorters l liitingl tin, Liprnon, Lonse, Micltelsg lStondingl Cikzewski, Lorsonl Zoleznoll, Selboctt BLlltClI, Wleit i'l lCTUli'E lll. Reporters ll: liittrngl Mowon, Dietz, Mock, Cole, Glick, Richter, Sltiigong lSlonclingl Scliotier, Forlv, Tem- pleton, Voslow, liolninsong ,Z EPORTERS STRIVE TO MEET DEADLINES sion ond coretul nototion to tlie best obility ot eoch reporter Mr. l-lorry B. Colpno octs os toculty spon- sor. Tliis semester 4A Rolo Tziritos nos been Editor- ineCliiet, Tnrougli tlie power ot words, The Lincjlblorn Weekly nos oroused our School loyolty ond interest. The Weekly deserves the reol ploce it nos mocle tor itselt in the lite ot Linclblorn. Page Forty-Tlaree Jotobsen, Dowson, Fronlq, Ry ocelc, Mor- ELOQU ENT ENTERTAIN ERS i Page Forty-Four ifLOWER ROW: Vaslow, Gale, Kwok Conrad, Eisner 9' UPPER ROW' Zacovitch, Frenchik Burz, latt, Soch, Dawson, Jurich, LePiere Korthaze, Fried, Nlentzel, Zander 'LOWER ROW: Anderson i' QND ROW: Ruckel, Greenwood, Glick Galdik 'A'3RD ROW: Looby, Dempsye, McCain, Deabler Under the caretul guidance at Mrs, Rosenthal and Miss Rowlands, the Assemblies Administration class goes through many hours ot diligent rehearsing to produce the tine plays and programs that Lindblom has always been noted for. The Assemblies Administration does not try to produce just good programs, they striye to turn out the very best and always succeed in their ettorts. f 1 sociAi. LEADERS i'l,0NA Eli IQOYILV llriiflni, Dipti, Kalma- iiel, Miic,lQ YQVFAJD lQGxlQ Ifiillar-, Cannell, Frank, Sloth, l2Vflll'f', Nielsai, l.ehr, President if LOW, HQ l4OkX ' lwlalilen, Patten fllllllbl-i HOW' llecl, Bresnahan, Rap- pell, Vuilcilia, Lttxlis 'ff lOxKillQ ls1OlX Mosley, Qrindlay, Kuhl W l,llJPLliL lVO -U Louhy, Burns, Fleishman lliiglfi, ilvlUI'llfC'Jl Directing the programs ancl activities ot the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Girls' Clubs ot Linclblom are the Sophomore, Junior, ancl Senior Girls' Cabinets. The Cabinets consist ot the otticers, Program Chair- men, ancl some tew members ot each club. Throughout the semester the girls must caretully plan the entertainment tor the teas, parties, meetings, and all the other social events which the clubs hola during the term. Page Forty-Five OPTIMISTIC OPERATORS t Lindblom ore supple- oi mented by onother method ot leorning, motion pictures witness complex experiments vvith- nvenience, those in history moy n deliver fiery orotions vvith- odsl All this is occom- R itine lectures ond studies o Closses in biology moy out the slightest inco wotch Pobespierre or Donto out the donger ot losing their he plished by motion pictures, The Projection Club, fostered by Mr. Gutting, provides experienced projector operotors whenever o group wishes to see o film. lvlr, Gutting ond the members ot the Projection Club deserve high occloim tor its necessory ond voluoble service. YLOWER ROXXW Street, Runowski, lvlellcs, Secretoryg Gutting, Spon- sor, Roessler 'WQND POW: McCarthy, Potch, Bockholt, Grunt, Koprivo, Kuick, Houle 1'f3l?D ROW: Evers, Moniotis, Vice-Presidentj Sobieski, Evons, Wright, Belse, Solos, Wilke, Brozill ' ' w ' Vinl YUPPER ROW: Runowski, Meyer, Yocius, Lucio, Treosurir, cnmbe, Noiigliioii, Siinclq Piiiido, Brown, Cos-sels, Clirislensen President Page Furry-Six THEY RENDER HELPFUL AID The efficiehcy af l.iadblam's library is aaihed fhraiiah fhe caaperae fiah ahd ability af Mrs, l3lal4e's assisraiifs, These future librariahs serve The sfadehis af Lihdblarh ih their characteristic quiet! vvell-araahized FTGIWIWQV, The everearavviria library aids sfadehfs fa prepare their assiah- FWGHTS ih a prafessiarial way, If is fhraaah The help af These skilled ClSSlSlGl'WlS, fhaf Lihdblam's library is able fa aperafe sa successfully The affice assislahfs are ah ihdispehsable araiip af Lihdblam, They ruh errands, disfribiife The mail, learh fa aperafe The svyifch baard arid da marry afher small buf irhparfahf Tasks, Marry af the girls have been ciiveh special i'GCOml'T1QI'lClGllOIW far this vvarlc by fhe carrirhercial depart- rhehf faculfy, The reward far fheir vvark cames iii The safisfacfiah af lmavviha fhaf they have aiveh service fa Lihdblarri and have dame This lab Well. W LCVQ ER POVPQ' flrvirliviif E, lyllil A, lflaiip, Saffarfr, Murray, Arvizl r ii, F filllj QOYKV Lexxe, 'xiffzilcliirif Koenig, SlllllTGI'l'TF?V, l'llglli'lVKT'g Vriri li-Ili' ir, l'li.'iliiu,, l4ii'si-iv7l.i f' UDPEQ IQOXWZ Dfirricr, Shaxver, Clt'l1ll'F1ll! lvlf'vigr-1, ll'-imlii rig, l iiiifh, Paf lli, M: rri rfrrallw, fi vi ll'e'l.iix:ff-cki, Kalfriiari Y ' Of. Eli lf'Off,' lfivrllvf ra! Kaslrirlaz, Maclq llaali, lifilfli ri, Q'Diiriiw ll, liiria, Qlarl Y bffflllbl l-'GSW X-f'f ri:l ll ly iiiewxlr-rl l'1r rl r liiidil, lil-v, lilillwf bii'iiilf1rrfl lliriiiw iii, Diilirifl-L i' 'llll JU F031 , li.lrCariliv, fvlli-1, ll-ml! Pi.-li ririaii, l,flllilx'X,lfl, l li il-ir li ri f ldriilw lvr, F-liiilulrfrnri, f ii :j l'7ra'li if L-'l'E3? FTOXQQ ' Carey, 'lQCf'wl'il1, Tiilrii! Diiillrry, Kiic'l:rrli1'ic'1ii, lirilrli, l vi ll, llfiavqrf ijrhll l-rig Sl ri iii-r Pugu Forty -Scwrl 'LOWER ROXXW Stephon, Voyerisky, Broderick, Noylor, Schmitt, Sponsor i'2lNlD RGXXA Allnietz, Mortiol, Bernosek, Reichord, Simpson 'F' UPPER llOWi Cirolnorck LOVERS OF BEAUTIFUL SCENERY Page Forly-Eight XXfhen the script ot o new production colls tor such voried settings os o museum, o nightclub, or o hotel room, Mr, Joseph Schmidt is colled in counsel, ond soon Mr. Schmidt ond his Stooe Crew tronstorm the borren stooe into the required settings The Stoge Crew is composed ot boys who hove initiotive ond muscle, ond who, under the direction ot Mr. Schmidt ochieve the tine results noted in oll ot our beoutitul stoge settings. WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT THEM? The curtoin rises, disclosing o tontostic vvonderlond ot light ond color, in which onother Lindblom production will moke its successtul debut. Lighting is o determining toctor os to the success or toilure ot ony stoge production, Here ot Lindblom, the Light Brigode, under Mr, Gutting, is in chorge ot lighting ettects ot oll our numerous ossemblies. The Light Brigcide is composed ot boys interested in the study ot electricity ond the intricosies ot putting in best ooerotion the rnony ditterent lights, which include tootlights, borders ond seyerol spot lights. Mony hours ot hord work ond coretul plonning go into the lighting of every ossemloly produced, YLOWER ROW: l-loule, McCarthy ' l ll her, McCoin, Kuick, Ru ER ROW' Gutting, Wright, Go og 'A' UPP . owski, Roessler, Cossells iq. Page Forly-Nine CRGANIZATIONS AIDED BY BANK One ot the least publicized organizations ot Lindblom is the Civic Bank, Mr, Blomguist serves as faculty super- visor ot this small and usetul group ot tour. Perhaps you iveren't even aware that they handle Eagle and Weekly business transactions, class dues, and money trom all organizations They have undertaken an unusual amount of vvork because of War Stamp Sales, This select group 'kSchinzel, Swarnbat, Cota, Bzduch, Blomguist Page Fifly may be found seventh and eighth periods, busily engaged with l-lenry Svvambat serving as president, Eleanor Bzduch holds the position ot vice-president, with Eleanor Cota and Lillian Schinzel cashier and teller respectively Under lvlr, Blomguist's direction, the Civic Bank has run smoothly and properly, so as to be an asset to the school. CLASSES JUST CAME INTO EXISTENCE The air-minded student at Lindblom finds plenty ot opportunities to learn the fundamentals ot the tast growing science ot aeronautics S h P int e re-Flight classes. The pre-tlight student learns the various arts J D ot the airplane, the basic principles ot tlying, the relation of weather to flying, flying by radio, inst ruments, and navigation, and the art of aerial navigation, fWhelan, Hargis, Loomis Although the classes have just been organized last semester, the students are eauipped vvith charts, models, and other instruments of tlving. Under the guidance ot E. l., Moore and W, Jepsen, the student tinds that he auickly learns the principles of hovv to keep 'em flying, Page Fifty-0 PRESENTING OUR OFFICERS Tlie members ot tlte Qtticers Club, composed ot tlte lead' tti ' ' ing o .cers ot the RCTC strive to increase tlfi T , . . ,, eir knowledge at military tactics to a point where tliey may lt s ow great skill in training and commandin tb ' g err re- spectiye platoons, Lt, Col, Clarence Beam is at the nead t tt' o t is increasingly popular organization. Eaclt morning before regular classes begin, tliese diligent leaders may be seen putting the cadets trir ri iq ' Tlie extra time tliey spend per- fecting tlieir military knowledge is well rewarded, tor ranks are T giyen in accordance with the abili- ty ot the indiyidual. Page Fifty-Two YLO WER ROXW. Antrim, Krur-gr-r Scltmitt Ream Ll Cl L , ,, , , ,, , ii , nnrnis, Kryayica, Syeda, OLeary ZND ROWXI Daniels, lrlargis, Mcintzal, Brazauskas, Haiast, Bolilin, Haiast, Bonlin, Van Beyeren Barrett i'3l?D ROW' Nlifild, Ketcltiirn, Spila, Coon, Grant, Sundtwmcyer, Hawrylewicz, Meilaclt 'UPPER ROXWQ Knibbs, Ballin oug t err maneuvers. SGTJ PINNEO SGT. S, J. WILLIAMS RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CORPS i' l,OtXf'El? lQOlH5v'1 Croxxliirrl, XYf viri1it,-rl, friiiinlcr, Bcirrill, lvlvriiztl, l'i5i'liiw, Trifliiiwiitif., Sliorirelf, lrrriei, in-r Iwr lili irilio, Mt-ti, Cfiiiiiixoii 'TNC lrflk, Striili, he-ll, Siflrf l, limo, Arpii, lFi'i,ilif, Qliro, llwf-fri, llwiii li fi ii, J.iiirif'it'e'l', lrlciglifli 1' l-:AD FO-,'f X im, fffi'iri',-w,li, 'liirw-i, lfvlwr1rfl', Molhyfliiy, .NA-'Qlv-,i.,'-, ffiri -ll, lfrr-a.v,lorii, Miciit 'W ix'lilEl'l l'Q'x'.'i ll' iliw V, lvlfMiil1i':ii, 5 iywiif, lerry, L .WT fTci'l', l-iw., ii' little, iNlciriii'1ti,, follliis, 'ft 'IVWCJV7 Gellar Symbolic ot Lihdplomls ettort in the vvor, lv the Reserve Qttcerls Troihihg Corps, which gives its codets voluohle troirimg ih preporotioh tor ehtrohce into the ormecl forces. The codets ot the RCXT C, uhclergo rigorous troimiig iii subjects such os lvlilitory Courtesy crid Discipline, First Aid, Close ood Extericled Order Drill, Ritle Morlqsmoriship, orid Compot Principles. The climox ot eoch yeor's study is the Federol lhspe-:itiorx in which VCIlWlQllWQ otticers ot the U S, Army irispect eoch school ohd give it o rotiho ot either 'lhlorior Schoolf' Excel- lemt, or !'Sotistoctory, The coclet commohder, holdihg the roiils ot Lt. Coloriel is Clorehce Beom, Sgts, Pirmeo ond Willioms ore the otticiol U. S Army Instructors, Pagr Fifly-Three ENG Pap. irLOWER JQOW' Kadansky, Btancy, Harrts, Hargtx, Antrtnw, XXMJCJ, Conn, Sacbackt, Andarer, Atbiatz, Kraus, Dutak, Graham, Rtat, CJark, Unclcrwaad, Gnutner YZND ROW. Raed, Connor, Kacban, Ebert, La Marche, Ratto, BanccJa, SJWQJI, Frtti, Ptbt, Srnitlt, Demsey, Ktebenaw, Cassette, Kregt, Kedztariku, Jakttta, Raugeau i'3RD ROW: Becls, Larsen, Vadayek, Mtcbel, Scltalt, Frttscb, GiIJCn, Farana, Bakar YUPPER ROW1 Dreyer, Evers, Cbestn N., Btanks, Banner, Hubbard, Ctczktttts, Dttbnck, Ryan, Btack, Lyons, Hartmann, Stantey, Logan, Henderson BESTOWS VALUABLE INSTRUCTIO WLOWEJQ ROXXX: Sutter, Snyder, Kramer, Jnrtcb, Hawrylcwtcz, Brazattlkas, Sandermeycr, Grant, Braascb, Bott, Hauser, Bctz, Berger, Se-cnler, Jabnston, Btbb, Wclctng WZND ROW: Jacabs, Barton, Reber, Kalwitb, Rasan, Gtbbans, Saakatw, Wtncbeskt WEBRD ROXXW Kanter, Krrby, Yocttti, Saskdr, Scnaanaerrnark, SaJner, Hryants, Hafbauer, Vrntcarnbc, Konetpp, Hardwick, Band, Day, Jemen, Saltas, HarrtS 'WUPPER ROW: Trask, Jackson, Wtsntcwskt, Ewert, Batman, Plwctan, Alttfra, Debaw, Cbestn D., Secar, Jabnsan, Rttoy, Mandy, Pearson Satadin Dm Page Fifzy-Four ff LOWER RQXX' Hnbciel., Blair, Sukldwn, Hunter, SWIG, HQmf,T, DGVI'E'I'1, Kotchnnw AnQff3'rion, Rnnmakr, Barrow , II Mwnger EnqG'n:E, , , 'IND ROW' Scnmadt, Heaney, Sronnon, Fontnwzzi, Petullo, Bwes, Iyrmn, Corlrlctti, Prgnoto, Mcifsnee, Cwng, Vnmufko, T0yIor, Sutter, Larson, Fouls '9f3F3D V?O'xYlf'1 Hnney, Burlan, Iitvlnxnaon, Bmokx, Bzvkcvveon, Evans, Iierdiimnskm, Berlon, Fiordodw, Justmcc, KVIQ, IWQQMQ, Stzio, Ms1IQnor i' UPPER ROM Homfil, Knox, Klfiid, NICQJIMF, Ilmye, Erffmcyer, CZQVWMHPN, O'Bnen Pm-Un, Kncwre-n, Bmsmc, Eefnixr, Eoney, HwnI1QIm0n ID DISCIPLINE UPON THE CADETS 'l'LOWER ROW' Sgt Flynr, Sgt. St Lowrance, Ist Sgr Barber, 2nd Lieul, Knibbs, Capt Bohhn, Ist Lleur Von Bfveren, 2nd Lent Mewlocn, Sgr Troqeer, Sgt. Cunneo, Twzlwko, Povell WZND ROXYK Osrbcrg, Nfmwckm, Snubctr, Robwnson, Protscher, Deubel, AIWIOLIIQIGWILQZ, Meyer, Hug i'3RD RCW Perm, KGSQI, RUCIQQI, Scnresser, Specnl, Stodlcn, Orsi, Pundo 'WUPPER ROIOVI Jgnes, Gwltwn, Sain, Orrus, Lwprnon, Meyer, Houpl, Horton, Jnhnenn Page Fifiy-Five HERE WE PRESENT THE ORCHESTRA The delightful stroins of o Strouss' woltz floot through the oir, os you oborooch roonn 326 during fifth ond sixth periods. Lindblom's Concert Orchestro, under the boton of Mr, Christion Lyngby, is industriously ot work perfect- ing the tolents of sorne, ond bringing out the musicol c.bility in others lt is no eosy tosk Ieorning how to ploy o rnusicol instrument, but under Mr, l.yngby's coboble direction, mony excellent musicions ore being turned out. 55 if i Besides the Concert Orchestro, we hove, here ot l.ir blom, o beginner's orchestro in which future rnernbe of the Concert Orchestro ore troined. Together with ploying ot PTA. rneetings ond osse blies, the orchestro oloys in the onnuol Spring Festii for which it proctices diligently for mony rnonths, 'NLOXXXER ROWt Dorning, lylusy, Slechto, Berry, Zoretsky, Teske YZND ROWi Borkowski, Hughes, Posey, Moine, Dreyer, l-lines, Koro, Zde lngrorn, Doyvson, l-lickstein, Cooney 1'K3RD ROW: Juroclso, Ciekutis, lylozonos, l-lomilton, Hood, Butler, Sutter, McAllister, Mock, Forono, Borcus, Levin, Reber Templeton, Berbe ich, l-luebni i'4Tl-l ROW1 Poliok, Buchtrub, Wohlen, Cossels, Vidovich, Kraus, Sherr Robinson Page Fifty-Six WONDROUS WARBLERS The Modrigols, under the direction of Joseph Toylor, ore o group of singers selected from the regulor A Copello Choir. This group wos orgonized ond selected hy Mr, Toylor in order to supply the denwond for o srnoll, yery tolented group, These vocolizers fill this reciuirernent very well, fulfilling nnony engogernents where the regulor choir of sixty rnemhers would he too lorge. Their successful perforrnonces ore ci result of rnony hours of proctice. Mr, Toylor is not sotisfied with merely o good perfornnonce, but with o perfect perfornnonce, ond he seeks to ottoin this perfection through his doily re- hersols with this group. fLOlOQ'ER ROW: Strctle, Croyencr, Brummel, Koenig, Toylor, See, Bollin Yf2ND ROW: John, XXf'cod, Recd, Meyers, Novoro f3RD RCW Mommino, Grris, Boker, l-less, Schmidt 'UPPER ROW: Tressel, Trogcr, Moniotis, Horgis, Groves Page Fifty-Seven Page Fifty-Eight WE CAN LISTEN TO THE MUSIC zz Q Q. 2. 5 BAND PERSGNNEI. fLOWER ROWi Mack, Premer, Sgt., Silvis, Corp., Coleman, Kulinski, Nowici, Sgt., l-larelson, Corp., Spencer, Buchinski YZND ROW: Mack, Mai., Myers, Ruth, Corp., Behling, Lyons, Gehrke, Taranto, Dreschel, Sgt., Wilkinson, James, Boltz, Alexander, Alford, Verl-loet, Lyons, Sgt. 'A'3RD ROW: Lant, Jones, Rayner, Christensen, Pounds, Smith, Pierce, Mitchell, Schaden, Rodgers, Girvin, Winkel, Seltin, Corp., Morano Darner, Sgt, l-legarty, Lt., Maxted, Lense, Lt., Jonko, Sheehan, Wise, Mertes, Gibbons, Hansen, Martin Berk YUPPER ROW: Sorensen, Wylie, Noonan, Loebe, Lt, Blarney, Cummens, Sparacino, l-leger, Capt. F A MILITARY BAND The Lindblom band, under the baton of Captain Jay Sawyer, is an iutstanding asset to the music department, Playing at assemblies, ootball games, and for civic organizations, these cadets show the fine esult of their many hours of diligent practice. They are a marching sand, and therefore must know marches, and also be adept at the ntricate between the half drill maneuvers which add color and spark o any affair. Most members of the band have learned to play their nstruments through classes offered for beginners by Capt. Sawyer. -he next step is advancement into the intermediate group from which intrance is made into the band. Page Fifty-Nine EMITTERS OF MELODIOUS SOUNII 3 3 it E Music is the fourth great material want, l-lere at Lindblorn, the A Capella Choir supplies this need yery successfully, Under the master- ful direction of Mr, Taylor, this organization has brought and kept Lindblom in the foreground of high school music. ln the City Choral Competition this year, the Choir returned with its usual well-earned S lts ever increasing repetoire, contains selections appropriate for any Page Sixty lE THOSE OF THE A CAPELLA CHOIR i' LOWER ROW: Strable, Cravener, Gregg, Murray, Brcim- mel, Ruckel, Mueller, Reed, Koenig, Taylor, Navara, Mis- nialc, Grubbe, Dasbach, Bryder, See, Ballin 'F' ZND ROW: O'Connell, John, Blldy, Clark, Kraus, Mcln- nis, Christensen, Weber Stech, Wood, Gale, Meyers, Babka l-logon, Erlrch, Michaels, Tziritas, Johnson, Stancik 'BRD ROW: Mammina, iorthaze, Podolak, Coon, Orris Ruclcel, Baker, Hess, Dutkanych, Schmidt, Novak 'F' UPPER ROW: Nelson, Krelcas, Tressel, Maniatis, Trager, Kramer, Hargis, Meyer, Graves, Filipczala, Hayes ccasion, Performing before civic groups, at various church services, nd for the school assemblies are just a tevv at the Choirs many ap- earances. The sixty selected voices are ever striving to Derfect the iterpretation of the various numbers, and with Mr, Taylor's assistance we Choir has been climbing higher on the ladder ot success, Now, ' is just about tops. Page Sixty-One' THEY CAST MAGIC SPELL ff LOWER ROWi Giliberla ,Bayer, Brech- biel, Hathaway, Stlaske, Colvin, Secretary' Passolano, Sweeney, Dietz, A vidson i'2ND ROW: Vrany, Vanek, Gerulis, McDonald, Vanadia, Rodtke, Leonhardt, Kadich, Sternberg, Kalmanek 'A'3R'D ROW: Satka, Cuausselin, Wiechen, Longa, McNamara, Gapshis, Davis, Ur- ban, l-lough, Parker 'A' 4Tl-l ROW: Devoys, Krelclt, Zdelski, Hastler, Forb, l-leyman, Guinta, Flynn, Burzlatf, Lehr Y UPPER ROWi Glick, Banach, Wether- bee, l-lasska l, Manow, Klimas, Zarernba, Javvsky 'ALOWFR ROW' Castrogiouanni, An- talek, Meilach, Kicul, McRae, Nlosiei Arvidsan, F, Mathis, Librarian r YZND ROWi Sherman, Looby, Nlaclalew- ski, Zacovitch, Koscielniak, Gudauskas, Kuiawa, Grindlay, Nlarkel, Trusiak i'3lR'D ROWi Bodinet, Laschober, Ferrelli Strazzante, Farrell, Larson, Chnisser Bergst om 1 1 'k4TFl ROW: Cook, Jendzio, Coftarello Anderson, Hruska, Martz, Treasurer, Ros- sovv, Fried 1 WUPPFR ROXY!f Jensen, Mench, Evans Welsh, Ratairzak, Stankowicz, Kozla Adrian r 1 Page Sixty-Two When this group ot charming young ladies make their appearance on Lindblom's stage it is indeed a pleasure. The joytul experience is shared by many vvho have heard the female harmonizers ot Lindblom give one ot their many appearances within and out ot school. Mrs, l-lan- nah Rosenthal is the able supervisor ot this organization which meets every titth period, The Spring Festival is a gay and important time in Lindblom, and especially so tor the Girl's Chorus which takes an active part in it. What would any organization be without otticers and the Girl's Chorus gives us good evidence that they realize this with Peggy Flynn as president and Carol Anderson, vice-president, Taking the duties ot secretaries are Do- lores Calvin and Anne Ferrellis Alice Nlartz handles the money and Rita lvlosiej and Betty Wetherbee are the librarians. A BLENDING OF VOICES Music is o retuge, o very present help in ony time but this is especiolly true in o time vvhen our country is tight- ing for her lite Under the skillful supervision ot Mrs. Rosenthol the Boyds Chorus renders o greot service to Lindblom. The melodious hormony ot some torty-seven dj o c strong mole voices moy be heord every tourth period echoing through l.indblom's hollowed holls These golden voiced moles combine vvith the fine girl's chorus to give progroms. The Spring Festivcil is their moin bill of tore olthough they give mciny other oppeoronces. The lJoy's chorus is typicol ot Lindl3lom's ottitude of letting the stude t h ' A ' n s run t emselves vvith Morris l-lockmon os presi- dent, Eugene Tomol os vice-president, ond George Contes cnd Deon Bergstrom toking the duties ot secretory, l-lorry Schroeder is the treosurer with Bob Dehoon ond Edword Schultz libroricins. i' LQNXXER ROVQT Coopcy fr en ted, Schroeder, Treoeurer, Sorkin, Blumcnlliol, Procelski, Zocek, lionkcl i'2lJD ROW: Truhircho, lvlilco , Hoclmon, President, Deolnler, Loolny, Dryer, Zorulno, Reuss YSRD ROWT Birgrivii, Krofrisin, Jedlrclto, Schuhcri, Sliso, Bergstrorn, Secretory llliow Y-l-STH ROXWS Frcnchilz, Bose, Denoon, Lilurorion, C, Looliy, Murys, Voclovcl., Congreve, Mcioin 'kfTH RONJ1Q Krcuss, lv',e iti:ffl, ICI: hcii,iregtrwtotiv'i, freiorg, Tumol, Vim, l'rt-5 dent, l-lubbord, lgynglirnuser Page Sixfy-Three SENTIMENTAL GENTLEMEN Soft lights, graceful dancers and mellow music is the atmosphere common to l.indl3lom's many social affairs, A prominent feature of these affairs is the Lindblom Dance Band. Sponsored by Capt. Sawyer! the Dance Band is composed of members of the ROTC, Band who have shovyn an adeptness for playing dance numbers! and have joined together for the purpose of playing at class parties and dances, The Dance Band played a prominent part in The l.indl3lom Canteen, one of the chief productions of the year, Practice makes perfect, says the Dance Band, and their fine music testifies to many hours of diligent practice, YLOWER ROW: Bchling, Mack, Premer YZND ROW Dorner, Qirxin, Murano, Hegarty, Hurlce, Loma 'A' UPPER ROV! Berlcc, Lvnsc, Verhoef Page Sixty-Foln' HYLONXXER RO W: Nordwind, Hathaway, Stalaske, Payacich, Rdirie, Bogdanich, Lazoric Cardella 'lf2ND ROW: Northrop, Moskowitz, Fritz, Meyers, Carlson, McGinnis, Carey, Stakes 'FUPPER ROW1 Tihinen, Beck, Malatestinic, Gager, Ceryeny, Guda ' Bank, Brown, Butts-Scan, Dunlap iiskas, lylalcclmn, BUENOS VECINGS Eyery Lindblomite can appreciate the translated mean- g of these two words, good times, These young Spaniel' idents enjoy many good times together at their meetings ieir idea ot a good time seems to be the combination of anish music, poetry, and drama and the application ot air class work in entertaining conversation, This pleasant mbination adds much to their club meetings and they do ye many good times. Page Six! 11-Five Page Sixty-Six PAN AMERICAN CLUB She herd Stoykov E elhardt, l-lurd, Dom iod ot dis ositions a per Realizing the happy i p work can give her stu- rest trom the usual class dents, Mrs, Ryan has organized a Ran-American club. All club members are in her 3rd hour Span- ish class. Proper entertainment is provided by class members vvho sing popular Spanish songs and give original readings in that language, The meetings provide a verv pleasant wav ot pro- moting Pan-American relationships, Students th American neighbors learn more about our Sou ' ' n ot their class work as well as an appreciatio through practical application during their meet- ings, An appropriate motto tor the club might bei How good to live and learn ine, 'ff LOWER ROW: p , L novich, Skopek, ng i' ZND RO W: Hlvvork, Jones, a Lisieclci 'KERD ROW: Enzenbacher, Navara ' K' zkan, Mizar, Rutherford, Naumczik, Wade, Caffarello, Eichman 'A' UPPER ROW, is BUENOS AMERICANOS The Buenos Americanos or the Good American Club is typical ot the many democratic organizations that make up the extra-curricu- I . . to create a spirit ot good icas, which is so vital in these eril ar program at Lindblom, This club seeks feeling between the two Amer b ous times, This or a A ' ' ' Q nization has programs containin Q Spanish music, readings, literature, and games, This all tends to make them better next-door neighbors. iwer Row: Rosenzweig, Casey, Anderson Bl h , ument al, Stech, Andrews, Radlce, Polic, Taylor, Greenwood d. Row: Montreal, l-lolmstrom, Barkus, Rice, Wilkas, Kacmarek, Garnitt :per Row: Stehan, Filipczak, Sutter, James, Penninger, Congreve, Dutkanych, XX!elsh, Sherman, Thomsen Page Sixty-Seven YLOWER ROW: Szpara, Kelly, Dayla, Caisolls, O'Rmlly, l-lammarsmillw, Baan, Braden 'lf2ND ROW: Dudley, Murarralxy, Clsicfwslxl, Dcverlmq, Swalrwa, Parma 'A' 3RD ROW: Murray, Tlllls, Nxcka, llagarw, Pollack, Wagner, Oswald LE PETITCERCLE, VIVE LA FRANCE if LOWER ROW: Murray, Zacawrlclw, Elmer, O'Uarlrwll, Larrwruerls, Green, Caarufrr, Wlalilw 'FQND ROWS Vlfelwlu, Zlclrrwzkl, Mrsmalc, Raprvall, Rclrl, Nlaaka, Druklerw, Flantlno, Demarar Zawaski Y UPPER ROW: Canavarl, Marflrr, ClCmCl1ll, Vrrrcil, Jalw, Lamgavlrl, Larwgavim, lXlavafol4, Steals May, Aldrich hm... l -in Page Sixly-Eiglal ., , ws i, Montblanc, Collin, , s i, oenova 'UPF ' LOS LOBITOS This war has taught us that we cannot isolate ourselves trorn our neighbors and none are nearer than our American friends to the South. Besides learning to speak Spanish, Los l.obitos cultivates good will toward the other America neighbors. They enjoy entertaining and in- structive games, lectures, musical numbers and etc. On Fridays, twice a month under the able supervision ot Miss Butts, their meetings are conducted Edith Nudleman ably takes the ottice ot president with Mary Kadanslcy as vice-president. Joe Kacrrnarelc and Phyllis Neiedly are treasurer and secretary, respectively, The girl responsible tor such tine programs is Mary Kadansky. 'FLOXXXER' ROW: Linich, Carbonaro, Sanders, Koclcelman YZND ROXV: Saccaro, Guhl, Livingstone, Peceny, Underwood, Neiedly, Kadansky, Patch, Urban 'FBRD ROW': Butts, Sponsor, Silvers Naft Loie lc Sestan Krernin lb T ER ROXYJ, Kanter, Ongman, Allers, Guillre, Carlson, Bredin Page Sixty Nzne Page Seventy CLASSICAL CLUB cornii' and Echoing cries ot l-lic haec hoc, cornus, Fue, tuiste, these Latin linguists, composed mainly ot third year Latin students, hold their interesting sessions iznder the direction ot Miss Charlotte lVlcCall. Devoting caretul bersual to classics such as Caesar and Virgil, these students gain valuable background, which is a great aid in their future studies. Latin is not the only subject discussed at the meetings at the Classical Club, tor interesting programs and parties are often held. Y LOXYXER ROW baudoux, B iiii. fgtl, Gibbs, Brudny, Heinen, Paterson, Shugan, Dulak, President i2ND ROW: Kelly, Vesely, Koovallea, Nebehay, Bresnahan, Ward YUPPER ROW: McCall, Sponsor, Martin, Harelson, Dauzvardis, Trackston Templeton OS CHARLADORES, LOS DORMILCNES Although the riame Los Chaladores meahs The Chatterboxesf' this does riot meah that the members ot this very time club just vvhile avvay their time, tor they leam a good deal trom this very useful club, Spariish Clubs are popular vvith Liridblom studehts, Cohtrary to what their title implies, the members ot Los Dormilohes are hot sleepy heads. At each club meetihg they take the opportuhity to apply their class vvork iri the ehjoymeht ot Spahish sohgs, poetry, ahd perhaps some jokes arid humorous stories Club meetihg periods are pleasaht ohes to look forward to because they are alvvays amusirig as edueatiorial, everi to the sleepiest ot the sleepy heads, YLOWER ROW' Rogers Gleieh Schiwel Mtsz ki Fl . ., , , B , ,. yas i, aviii, Saucuvaiias, Koleski, Michaels, Buhai, Moritovvski, Schuch, Treaber 'k2ND ROW' Zdoria, Gale, Kelter, Weber, Nie sen, lVlClI1fllS, Vaslow, Strable, Glombicki, Sleek, Glam- hicki, Moore, Spoh 'A' UPPER ROW2 Boiiiela, Bodihet, Flynn, Koflmaa, Drew 'NLOWER ROW. Ruth, Micetic, Berger, Niermaa, Macdonald WZND ROW Barone, lvlmasiaii, Liberatore, Precio, Holme, Harmon, Ptelter, Mika, Kubisiak YBRD ROW' Barber, Cavaragl, Roberts, Ivlaime, Daniels, Savage, Vlk, Thichava, Ncugle, Wilson, Bcckmeh, Kellmariii, MclXlaughtori Page Seventy-One ,wa Sax mix . -SQA Q X mwzrl S25 .. EE :M iw-Q gy .251 V ' ft. Wk by 3 , mi-Q ., Q I , rg 3-x iii!!-.gkny 4 .N ff 5 x W n v 5. 'MM W W q FHM 7 f i 2 ,Qt x 5 k ,Q ,, 4 A 2 A a , Q 'R libxxwg F 1 X Q V' i ' P 'LXR K 3 Q W HQ i. Q x Wg mah? s f f 5 A -. .2 my XX J Ig-.,.,.g5 I K 5:1 ' '- V ' x 5 s fl 1 Y Q R Pb 'Q NW E, ' 5 x vzv 4 1 K H2254 Dj LSU!- X 'Q -.M -I I- V - '?'1f5 , X .fl L I SKILLED PERFGRMERS One ot the greatest ambitions ot every athletic-minde girl at Lindblom is to become a member ot Lindblom most outstanding girls! athletic organization, the GA! Board and Cabinet. The never ending enthusiasm vvit which these girls vvorlq can be seen in their ability to spor sor the various athletic activities carried on in the girl gymnasium. Besides sponsoring all the athletic activities, the gir ot the GAA, Board and Cabinet present the semi-annuc GAA. party at the close ot the membership drive ar have charge ot the girls' Athletic Avvards Assembly give at the end ot each semester. Members ot the GAA, Board and Cabinet are chose not only tor their athletic ability, but tor having the pe sonality and intelligence ot an all around student. WLOXXXER ROW Zele nak Twirhell Zic, Estcrson, Brasco, Ehlerf, Slocum i'2ND ROW Larsyn Kretcl Vosyka, Hewitt, Lisiecki, Klos, Secretary, Jacobsen, McCartney Ciszevvski, Yursen, Nebehay, Mihovilcvich, Lizius, Frese, McDowell WE'RE IN THE SWIM! Lite saving is one ot the most valuable courses in our acauatic train- ing, All members are taught methods ot saving a person's lite and also howto apply artiticial respiration, At the end ot each semester, required tests are given, All members vvho pass these tests then receive the Red Cross Lite Saving Certificate, making them eligible to enter the Dolphin class, Members at the Dolphin class have expert swimming ability. They learn the various ditticult strokes and also participate in diving, The main goal ot each girl is to obtain the Dolphin emblem. The sponsor and teacher is Mrs, Nielsen. The GAA. representatives are Rosemary Jorgenson and Dorothy l-levvitt. YLOWER ROW: Robinson, Lau- zon, Klimas, Burns, Lehr, Cook, Rossow, Gale, Dye, Demonstrator' Ciszevvski, Demonstrotor 1 'FUPPER ROW: Jorgensen, Kisz- kan, Frodin, Brooks, Buhai, An' taiek, Puzauskas 'ROW 'Z Nelson, Zakar, Maer- tin, Ciszewski, Slopek, Karis, Lau- zon, Dye DIVING: Ciszewski i'ROW 2: Nielsen, Hewitt, rep- resentative, Migit, Jorgensen, l-lo- gan, Langer, Strable, Twichell, Febel, Lisiecki, Johnson, Zaleski Page Seventy-Five Page FROLICKING FEMMES lt is often said that something which is reguired always proves to be uninteresting and sometimes difficult. Much to the contrary, team games, a required activity when earning an athletic L or chevron, has reached the peak of popularity among the Lindblom girls. Baseball, volleyball, basketball, and captain basketball are the major games played in these classes. Under the leadership of Miss Lillian Klein the girls learn to play in competition with other teams, 'A' LOWER ROW: Schmidt, McMahon, Shepardson, Vanadia f2ND ROW: Skinner, Kadansky, Valdivia, Thomsen, Novak, Patch, Burnett, Winston, Stancik, Pat- ten, Snyder, Sinek, Nathan, Crowley Korner WUPPER ROW: Tillis, Bowers, Windt, Schiela, Nelson, Zic, Scalamera, Dietz, McNamara, Strazzante, Wolff, Tressler, Motley, l-larden, Roxburgh, Zeleznak - 'K' LOWER ROW1 Madoiewski, Zdelski, Kretch, Tvvichell, Slocum, and McCartney i'2ND ROW: Bryder, Buszin, Kysilka, Stasky, Dahlgrew, Rosoto, Toelstede, Loiewski, Erilich, l-logon, Jongensen, Buckinski, McAvoy, Hewitt, and Strable i'UPPER ROWi Naumczik, Kiszkan, Rice, Goxies, l-lallman, Nilsen, Febel, Brummel, Wade, Kyncl, Erickson, C-ialamas, Jacobsen, Beam, Glick, Bezich i'LOWER ROW1 Riley, Bunde, Karis, Larson El YZND ROW: Larson, Esterson, Ciszewski J., Ciszewski L,, Orr, Erese, Cook, Lehr, Maertin L,, Lisiecki, Louzon, Buchinski A., Cooney, Daley, Nelson YUPPER ROW: Robinson, Markham, Hodge, Puzauskas, McAvoy, Basich, Klimas, Carlson, Schauer, Mazurowski, Kockelman, Priess, Skopek, Nebehay Seventy-Six i i'l,OWER ROW: Stoll Fisehl f Cavanagh ,Cravener, laylar, Rehe ling, Zeleizrtalf, Street i'2ND ROXXXZ Rappelt, Urban Priazke, Vlli, Startkijrwiriz, Szpara Kellmann, Keating 'SRD RORXXZ Weber, Lewshenia 1 Nova ls., Canning, Brasco HE WOUNDED CAN'T WAIT' UP AND OVER Since students at Lindplom are novv living in a nation at vvar one ot 2 G,A,A,'s most appropriate studies is the tirst aid class, The girls o have enrolled in this class learn everything from making a simple d 1 age to mastering the method ot setting a broken bone. Badminton daring the past tevv ear h b , y 1 s, as ecome very popular among the girls at Lindblom, Under the sponsorship ot Miss Klein, the girls can rest assured that at the end ot the semester, they will have attained graeetalness and ability to play this tast moving game. i'l.OWER ROXXf1M3tley,Sehaaer, Cartney, Lisiecki, Karner, Sinelc, Dahlgren, Stasky, Erickson, Ky- lwolft, Bryder, Mcfxvoy Zeneznalc, Cassells, Valdivia, silka, Bradarich, Lehr, Zdelski, 'IND ROW: Erlim, Nelson, Lar- Mack, Roxborgh, Giolomas Orr, Ciszewski, Larson, Wilkowski son, Eversen, Viliaij, Vaslow, MC- i'3RD ROW: Nil r ' , isen, Hallman, Fehel, Burns, Dawson, Buchinski, Allers, Basich l s' Jilin!! l 1 SUPERVISORS IN ALL GYM CLASSES Page Sezfenly-Eight The beginning and advanced leaders are considered as the most helpful service group ot the GAA and the girl's gymnasium, These girls are trained semester atter semester tor leadership in the gym classes. They not only take care ot all gym eaaipment, but also keep score tor all games and assist the teacher in charge, in as many ways as possible. The leaders mast lead three periods a week besides their regular gym classes to receive GA A service points toward their athletic letters, if l,O'Qi'Ell TQOYU' 'TlGlOVITG', Dahl igriizi, N'lui n, Natl, Kadansky 'WND ROM' Cook, Lrtlir, Karts, lf-irliin, Hallriian, Milfs fallen, Kwrl, l?lai'irhr't, Biizzin, Stasky, Krmilla 'kl,ll3'lJER TQQNVCW Hande, Riley, lR'wluirisrin, l-lndge, Danes, Wade, McAvny, Liziiis, Basich, Klimas, Carl-,r,n, Cir-7exi.xl4i, Tillis 'l'l,OlX 'El? RONYX' Eslr-rson, Rep, Palmeri, Brarilqs, Korner, Andrews, Cnrwlriy, Elsnrr, McMahon, Zelei- nak WIND ROXWZ l?nl4danirh, Scala- mera, Naval., Radtka, Nathan, Valflivia, Bowers, Evans 'ERD RCW' Thomsen, Winclt, Michaels, Snyder, Roxhiirgh, Zic, Jrmrjfi, McNamara, Patten, Tress- ler, Schiela Laiewski, Strazzante, W ol lf liriimmel, Moran YQND ROXW' Schmidt, Morton san, Skopek, Protas, Sanders Lyons, Kaclcelman fUPPER ROWS Erlich, Passarella ney, Rosalo, Click, Beam, Nelson Jargensnn, Hagan, Krelch, Rep YLOWER' ROXW' Motley, Burnett, Bergmann, Kiszkan, McAvoy, Lar- Mazurovvski, Bradarich, McCart- SKILLFUL DEBATORS i'LOWER ROW: McMahon, Windt, Patten, Crowley, Nathan, Twichell, Wag- oner, Radtke WZND ROW: Evans, Gialamas, Schiele, Valdivia, Strahlole, Hewitt, Novak, Natt f3RD ROW: Brummel, Slocum, McCart- ney, Welsh, Welsh, Bezich, Morton, Buse zin, Febel, Glick, Moran, Koclansky YLOWER ROXW' Miehle, Nebehay, Da-- ey, Mcffxvay, Wllkowski, Tillis, Markham 'l'2ND ROW: Bowers, Woltt, Motley, Mc- Dowell, Nilsen, Nelson, l-lollrnon, Mathes, Salele, Franich, Tatro, Kosary, Ciszewski YBRD ROW: Jones, Nordwind, Skinner, Erickson, Jenazio, Sanders, Toelstede, zzon, Esterson, Larson, Frese, Mack, Orr, Loiewski, Kynel, Riley, Bunde YUPPER ROWi Rosata, Jorgensen, Lau- Dietz, Ciszewski, Puzaukos, Robinson The vicinity ot the back halls near the girls' gymnasium is otten a scene filled with excitement as the sound ot clashing tolls interrupts the stillness ot classroom activity. Yes, tencing, a sport ot great poise, has crept into the hearts ot many a girl at Lindblom. Lorraine Ciszewski and June Vosyka, student tencing instructors, take charge at the classes as well as present the fencing tournament in which all the girls enrolled in tencing classes participate. The winner is awarded a GAA. bar tor which she can rightfully be proud, tor then she has skilltully begun to master the art ot tencing. Page Seventy-Nine fROW li Brooks, Korner, Moo e, Sny der, Nethon, Voldivio, Giolomos f2ND ROW' Burnett, Mock, Brudny Moyer, Michaels, Kysilko, Erlich, Bryder r 'FBRD ROW: Motley, Bezich, Stosky, Kynd, Nielsen, McAyoy, Beom, Nelson A GREAT MANY'oE THESE Among the outstoricling eyents ot this orgonizotiori, the Splosh Porty ond Bubble Doy, will remoiri in the mem- ories ot ell her members. Atter the Girls' Athletic Achievement Assembly, it is up to the LD, Club to present o Fcirevvell Teo to cill girls receiv- ing their othletic owords. This semester, they orrongecl ond ys L Club ond the GAA. Bocird ond Cobinet, o torewell t who retired os heod ot the b presented in colloborotion with the bo eom tor Mr, Burke oys' gym depcirtment. Page Eighty MEMBERS Possess lt is a common sight these days to see a girl wearing her school letter 's athletic events. lt is stilla more fhen she attends one at Lindblorn ommon sight to see all these girls gathered in the social room enjoying musical program or planning stunts tor their semi-annual initiation ike, This group of girls is known as the LD, Club, to which any girl ot indblorn can belong it she has earned her school letter, or SOO points award it. Under the leadership ot Miss Lillian Klein, the LD. Club has proved i outsiders that an athletic-rninded girl at Lindblom can be gracious id sociable as well, fLOXX!El2 RCW Mzlnnis, Zdclski, Vc- sylca, Jorgensen, Frank, Xlffright, Nebeha-,f i'2ND ROXYXZ Kiikan, Nilsen, Buszin Passarella, Wada, Vice-President, John san, Buchtnslci '1'3l?.D ROXW: Lehr, Zaleslgi, Peters, Dani scn, Schauer, Eafich, Carlson, Bunde 1' l.C1W'Ell FTOYIQ' fdelslv, Slralilc Di 'lj Cooney, XVf':ll4oxi5l4' i'2lNID RONXV: Grr l-leiiiitf Evrrfrin j ' Zelefznak, Tvnichcll, Kretch Y J I Ck ir 3RD ROW: Liseglqi, La'san, Madaiew- ski, l-lodge, Urban, Pursen, Skocek, Ruckel ffl'-l RONW: Hogan, NlcAv1fy, Jacohscn, Lizius, Cisiexiski, Larsen, Frese, Rix- burgh ,with MM' Page Eigbzy-O11 Ag ,hw X 4 Ex. ,. ..,, . ,. f X Q gi 1 ettorts reached the excellence to merit them a letter. This club is under OUR BRAWNY BOYS This exclusive organization is limited only to those boys whose athletic he sponsorship ot Dave Border. , Under the leadership ot President Ed Mutter, Secretary, Gene Pal- azynsla, Treasurer, George Scalarnera, and Sergeant at Arms, Earl Weincek, the boys promoted interclass boxing and basketball, All members look forward to the eventtul day when new cluhsters are initiated. 'l'liOW l, i'i.r-sinlnski, Moiillqlaric, Mila, Hulilward, Lindhlad, Klaus, Pulasiynglci, Karim-r, Schroeder, Qunilyer YROW' lli Sarnucls, Daniels, lchno, Jendzio, Kosluxxslfti, Bell, Vylral i'l?ONW lllj Kuiala, Colicn, Clioxianior, Rule, Kragie, Xilfcincck, Polanslcy, Vanderploeg i' ROW! IV3 hlrilgac, lXlicrman, Molloy, Mutter, Xllfray, Panice, Vinl-zlcr, Border, Sponsor WFQOW' V1 l3i'ycl'iuclc, Qhrn, Klunclialc, Daiiiiiarris, lvlolnor, Zul4ausl4as, Gilliland if ROW' Vli Freund, Scalamera, Rhcirisclimidt, Paulson, Salslrand, Burtia, Shugitokos, Ceriiigiii, Anderson Page Eigbty-Four FEATS OF BODILY SKILL Gymnastics, a sport identitied by muscular gymnasts gracetully doing hand stands, spinning around horses and doing other seem- ingly impossible tasks, has taken the background around Lindblom lately, l.indblom is not entering a team in the city competition, but nine novices are competing tor experience. Fitten gymnasts compose a team, vvhich is separated into Senior, lntermediate, and Novice classes. Rating as to class depends upon the number ot points during the previous year. Coach Smidl is building a new team and thirty-tive aspirant gymnasts have already been pre- registered, but more are needed, Novv that Coach Smidl is with Lindblom again, we are assured ol having a good team. Gymnastic teams, under Coach Smidl, vvay back in l926 to l939, vvon sixteen consecutive championships. 'kLOXX!ER ROW: Kumorek, l-lessen, Olsten, Navarro WZND ROW: Grubisich, Egness, Viator, Budz, Captain, Lewis, Herbeck, Smidl, Coach Y UPPER ROW: Summers, Organiscak, Saskor, Lang, Kash, Pope, Olenski Page Eigbly Fwe SWIM FOR SAFETY, HEALTH, PLEASURE Y LOWER ROW: Clawson, Shands, Schroeder, Breh- mer, Rizzo, Lauzon, Link, l-lalyko, Navarro, Beeby, Doser, Lindgren 'FZND ROW: Carlson, Mozan, Carlson, Molloy, Molloy, Stojkovic, Mays, Tomal, Gerke, Sparacino, Samuels, Bohor, Sponsor YUPPER' ROW: Klaus, Capt., Tihinen, Dauzvardis, Rice, Scott, Jones, Jendzio, Holmes, Naughton, Ebert, Betz Page Eighty-Six On your mark, set, bangl and into the pool dive the strong and powerful lads that comprise Lindblom's swimming team, smashing on to victory. As track, swimming is divided into two classes, junior and senior, The junior team, sparked by Pete Dauzvardes and Edgar Shands has gone through an undefeated season. Unlike their little brothers, the Senior team has met defeat. Our Senior team may boast ot having three out- standing members, a backstroker, a speedy two hundred yarder, and a superb diver. These natators are Gene Tomal, Vince Klaus and Claw- son, respectively. Again, Mr. Bohor directs the boys in their tishlike efforts and Vince Klaus captains the team. AMERICAN JUDO Wrestling, from the days of the Roman aladiators to the commandos of todcy, has been a favorite diversion among mankind. This art of bone crushing is vvell repre- sented by our mat men who are coached by Mr, Bohor. Starting out slovv, our mat men with much groaning and grunting, dropped the first three matches of the six scheduled league dual meets, As the schedule progressed, our bravvny gladiators, having gained experience, cap- tured the remaining three meets, for a season percentage of 500, which placed Lindblom fourth in its section, ln the l55-lb. class, all Lindblom is proud of Captain Edgar Mutter, who not only won all his matches in the six dual meets but vvent so far as to vvin himself the individual city championship in his respective class. Dick Gumbar, the red headed vvizard in the l35-lb. class, had a remarkable record of 6 pins in the 6 dual meets, Unfortunately, in his endeavors toward the individual crovvn, he was de- feated. 'A' LOWER ROW: Somers, Mutter, Gumber 'l' VND ROW b 1 Rhein, Egness, Navarro, Andersen, Montblanc, Freund, Lindblad 'A'3RD ROW: l-lays, Bacharz, Francis, Smith M, Smith A., Jakubowsk, Griffon, Alexande, Molloy, Poremeski, Nowak Page Eighty-Seven SLIDE IN, FELLA! With g .ere, a young man's tancy turns to thoughts ot loye ar ahl baseball, What would a school be without a baseball team and c the environment ot peanuts, popcorn and soda bottles. Lindblom again fortunate to be well endowed with a splendid nine, coached und' the watchtul eye ot Mr, Gentile. As usual, Byrne Field is the scene ot practice and our home game ln the diligent practices, Coach Gentile imparts all his knowledge teaching and deyeloping the boys into great players. l-lopes at a succes ful season are cherished by all, and after a tevv enterprising practic games, the team will be fully able to see their dreams come true. fiowm Row: aeiiiiie, cmd who Rows B ,I ,s sprin h 1, Prodoehl, Boss, Krauss, Rizzo, Klupcliak, Vanderploeg . urton, Roberts, Hale, Vaclav, Crgngola, Madesitt, Ahbielz, Presliclca, Kloos 3li'D llCl'OCf2 l-lollnrd, Hublworcl, lXlarthrup, Chowaniec, Lislka, Vyzral, Samba 'UPPEl3i l?iO'iQVfQ Sgarlata, lgcp, Kidd, Cillcn, Punks, Ecalamcra, Rhcinsclimidt, Tomal Page Eigbzy-Eigbz E ED, ASSURANC THEY DEVELOP SPE ' and Track is o sport that reauires many weeks at steady practice caretul training- to bring out the speed in a dash man and develop endurance in a distance mon. Led by Captain Bill Panice one of our best halt milers and coached by coaches Border and Cello, Lindblom's track team has mode on excellent showing in many indiyidual eyents Track is diyided into three classes, cross-country in the tall, indoor during the winter, and outdoor during the spring. Ogden Pork is used tor cross-country and outdoor, while our own gym is used tor indoor Besides competing in meets with neighboring schools, the track team competes in three big city meets annually, The cross-country meet he indoor meet in March, and the outdoor meet in June inD ecember, t ' Sheehan, Krofcisin, Manager i'LOWER ROW: Grigas, Eggert, Kenney, Brown, Zylka, Underwood, ic f2ND ROW: Metzler, Odehnal, Raddatz, Pac, Kumingo, Hessen, Moskowitz, Ruksha WBRD ROW: Sella, Coach, Border, Coach, Panice, Capt, Callahan, Gumm, Stetanisin, Weincek, W ver h, Beam, Syeido, Zukous-kos, Rheinschtidt, Miller Janulis, Lucas, a OW1 Crum, Kamholz, Smit i' UPPER R Pug e Eigbly-Nine YLOWER ROW: Wilson, Ohrn, Wrav, Role, Barbarich, Meyers WZND ROW: Nierrnan, Molnor, Klapchak, Scalamera, Vander Ploeg, Slakis 'lf UPPER ROW: Giermak, Smith, Swirvn, Coach, Danvvorth, Staiura WE PRESENT OUR BASKETBALL TEAM Page Ninefy Again, the Lindblarn Senior basketball team, coached by Maurice Svviryn has had a smashing season. ln the thrilling finals tor the cham- pionship, an under-rated Lindblom team was on the short end ot a 28 to 26 score, The game went into an overtime, the score standing at the end of the toarth quarter, 25 to 25, The noble victories ot the sea- son were achieved through the ettorts at Captain Scalamera, lvlolnor, Ohrn, Vander Ploeg, l-lriliac, Klapchak, Perisen and Wray. l'HEY DO IT EVERY TIME Storting the seoson modestly, being humbled to deteot ogoinst pre- iipitious competition in numerous ott seoson proctice gomes, the boys eodily improved, otter those long grueling proctices in which Cooch flourice Swiryn exhousted oll his strotogems ot boslcetboll theory As he schedule progressed, the teom suttered only one deteot. The boys lowned the ouorter-tinols ond semi-tinols ond with no noticeoble hord- hip the tinols were reoched. ln this thrilling gome tor the chompion- hip, cur under-roted Eogles were on the short end ot o 28 to 26 score, lhe gome went into on overtime, the score stonding ot the end ot the ourth guorter 25 to 25. This gome will neyer poss into opliyion in -indblom's history. Ninely-One STUDENT SUPPORT OUTSTANDING Page Nifzcfg-Tuvf Com rt ever he forooTTeh9 Qoptolh Sem J . , omero reoches over the heods of the oppohehts To score ogomf Look or Them zcromhlef See Them oroppIeF Up we Come with the pohf oowh to The Hoof with o long Qhot, iheh OH the rehoohd with skiilfol teomworkp f-Iooroy, its over The rim? A vicfory ooouh' fx hohdshoke A A o dozen hohds ohd o Cheer for the oppohehf' WE PRESENT THE JUNIOR SQUAD Aspirants to the standards and victories ot their bigger brothers, the members ot the Senior Basketball teah are the young men ot the Junior Squad. During the past season they have played vvith a zip and a zest which have made them tough opponents tor any contending team. The group is composed of younger boys, with the added qualification that they be not over tive teet seven in height. This team also is coached by Mr. Svviryn, Through the games played with other teams and by the constant practice which they are given, skill and ability in the game are developed, with the result that they otter a splendid body ot men from vvhom to draw senior squad members. YLOWER ROW. Pellet, Guendling, Vander Ploeg, lvlclvlahon, Stinauer i'2ND ROW: Swiryn, Coach, Bond, Bednarz, Romaniszak, Demsko, l-lubbard, Slalzis i'UPPEl? ROW: Ambrosia, Roche, Carbonaro, Burton, Murphy Page Ninety-Three l xi, .aj N Ali X, Y x thi RQ Qi S x A N AMERICAN RUGBY Football is a year around sport here at Lindblom, not being confined to Conventional Autumn as one might ' ink. A successful season this tall depends largely upon a uccesstul Spring practice. As usual, Coach E. I.. Moore, Assistant Coach D. Barder, and graduating players guide this maroon aggregation ot titty husky titians in their grunting efforts. l-lardening the body is not the only pur- pose ot Spring practice, rating as to string is deter- mined, positions are altered, new players are enrolled, and profound football knowledge is enlighted. The work of the various eleyens gives promise ot a tine season next tall, iN YLOXXXER ROW: Yore, Hanas, Witkowski, Mikula, Molrior, Longhouser, Siepka, Krone, Pac, Bean, Zylka, Glowocki i'2lXlD ROW: Barcelona, McDonnell, Captain, Lane, Eldridge, Friedl, Stefanisin Jariulis, Guiliani, l-ludacek, Spears, Orris, Smith WBRD ROW: Coach Moore, Jachna, Kohaus, Maniatis, Amo uso, Lilia, Larrain Stropoli, Molnor, Gilliland, Basic, Salatrand, Engstrom i' UPPER ROW: Callahan, Bergstrom, Raila, Smith, Stettanhagen, Shestokos, Smith, Teeling, Master, Crawford, Burba, Ongoman, l-lazekamp 1 fx Page Ninety-Four OUR GRADUAT ING HEROES Tries , fe essence of Lindbiom otnietes, comprised Thor fomoos fighting Moroon footboll 'reom lost roll, All Lindbiom mourns The ioss of this stolwcrt oggregotion of brown, wit, spirit ond their cnorocferisiic veriie duolities, Under The guidonce of Coocn E, L, Moore, rnese boys ocnieved mony noble victories, but soon their efrorrs wiil be in persoit of the more worldiy morters lock? e nondsome lods the . Good i' LOWER RO 'vi ii r 'ff U ,e Cer-rciiy Cniie n, Ffiif-inc? PPER' ROWV' V c , isciiriicil, Poiii'-on v,:roi, Krogin, XXf e1ncfA oziowski , ck, Poioszyiski, Vinkler, Moiioy, Mirter, Page Ninely-Five ON, YE LINDBLOM! FORWARD LINDBLOM! Another smashing Lindblom victory, by an impressive 34 to O score, was the performance in the fifth scheduled league game, The unfortu- nate victim of the Eagle iuggernaut was a hard fighting Gage Park team, whose Maroon and White eleven were held scoreless throughout the games entirety. The first auarter was a scoreless affair, with all Lindblom drives halted by freguent fumbles, This erratic manner of play held our team until the middle of the second guarter. l-lowever, from our thirty-yard line during the second auarter, we dashed for our first touchdown. A pass play from Weincek to Crawford advanced the ball to mid-field. From here, Mitchel and Weincek both pounding the Gage line, reached their 25-yard line. A sudden lateral and forward pass to Paulson from Weincek gave our eleven an advantage of six points. Zukauskas' con- version was successful. The brevity of the guarter stopped another Lind- blom drive. Gage Park, holding the 7 to O disadvantage, fumbled on their own 20 yard line, in the closing minutes ofthe third guarter, Weincek bolted around end, and advanced the score 6 points. This increased to 7 on Zulcauskass conversions ln the fourth auarter, our eleven completely ran away with Gage, three touchdowns being scored, After a long drive, a pass play from Zukauslcas to Weincek accounted for number one. A pass interception by Rheinschmidt on their 20-yard line and another touchdown pass from Kandeck to Zulqauskas was the period's second scoring, A long march down the field, climaxed by a touchdown plunge by Mitchel ended the game's scoring. Page Nineiy-Six HEAR THE EAGLE SCREAM! LINDBLOM VS. PHILLIPS After ploying tvvo bitterly fought but not too successful proctice con- tests, Lindblorn on this overcost ond foreboding October doy vvos dovvned by o rnuch-herolded Phillips teorn, l4 to 7, First ouorter ploy vvos rnoinly confined to punting ond possing. Phil- lips running gome proving of no ovoil, they chonged toctics ond took to the oir. Hordly hod the second duorter begun when o fleet footed Phillips bock, corning vvide oround end, broke through stolvvort Moroon defense ond scored the gome's first touchdown, The third guorter vvos just o continuotion of the second duorter, the some fighting, oggressive Eogle eleven, srnoshing ond driving ogoinst Phillips' line. l.indblom's brilliont touchdovvn drive storted vvith o spec- toculor cotch by Crowford. After ci steody odvonce, Cerveny cought onother one of Kondich's posses ond roced to the twenty-yord line. From here the situotion vvos vvell in hond, Jirnrny l-lilger crossed their gool ofter driving the whole Phillips' line bock in five successive plunges ond Zukciukos kicked the extro point, tying the score ot 7 up. Frorn here on into the fourth duorter the possibility of o tie seemed ot hond, eoch teorn foiling to yield ground, Then, ofter recovering o fumble, Phillips odvonced to our lO-yord line where four downs yielded not on inch of ground to them. l.indblom's punt from here vvos blocked ond the boll fell into the orrns of the woiting Phillips center over the gool, odvoncing the score in their fovor, A new Lindblom drive wos stopped obruptly by on interceptions Ploy ended with the boll in their possession, Page Ninety-Seven THAT'S JUST FINE, RIP THEIR LINE' FARRAGUT VS. LINDBLOM Crashing through all defenses, our fighting Lindblom Eagles over- powered Farragut's blue and orange and scored an impressive 30-0 victory, Perhaps inspired by the brisk nocturnal air our Maroon eleven, led by Mitchell, Weincek, and Katalinic, completely dominated play, limiting Farragut to no points. Late in the first auarter, a Farragut fumble followed by 30 and I0- yard runs by Mitchell and Weincek, respectively, gave our Eagles an advantage of six points, As the game advanced into the second guar- ter, brilliant runs by Weincek and Mitchell, who finally went over, net- ted a second touchdown Later in the quarter, a swivel hips demonstra- tion by Katalinic, ran the ball 40 yards for a third touchdown. The third auarter progressed with a Lindblom drive, halted momen- tarily by an exchange of fumbles and reaching its apex upon completion ofa pass combination, Katalinic to Zukauskas, netting yards and pos- session of the I0-yard line, Repeating the same play, with robot preci- sion, another six points were forced against the already bewildered Farragut teams With the second and third teams in, upon the start of the final auar- ter, a hard fighting Farragut eleven drove our Eagles back to our own five-yard line but with the arrival of re-enforcements, the Farragut drive was taken over by Lindblom, with Katalinic on the beam a pass- ing attack was put into effect. The highlight of the whole evening came when left end, Johnny Crawford bundled up one of Katalinie's superb passes 40 yards from scrimmage and reached the 20-yard line, A pass to Vinkle put the ball upon the l0-yard line. From here Mitchell smashed his way through the Farragut line for the game's adieu. Page Ninely-Eight l ,i' lx X X 1 l XX tNlx WOW! OH WHAT A TEAM! RAH! RAH! RAH LINDBLOM VS. KELLY Playing under the ideal conditions turnished by a low, bright autumn sun, on inspiring Lindblom eleven downed a highly rated Kelly team by a seemingly close score ot i2 to 6. Our fighting, intrepid, bold Maroon gridders completely outclassed Kelly, tour touchdowns being scored but due to inconvenient penalties, two were nullitied. Using the T formation, Kelly had no sustained drive and was bewildered at the strength ot our hostile bastile, the line. Kelly's only touchdown was achieved in the third quarter when an alert end interrupted a lateral and sprinted 60 yards to the goal line. First auarter play came to a standstill, each team stymied, and play dissolved into a battle ot punting. Second auarter play was more excit- ing, with Lindblom steadily advancing until a touchdown was torced against Kelly, The drive started trom our 30-yard line with an inspiring 9 yards by l-lilger and a tricky lateral pass to Macieiczak netting l4 yards. Another lateral ploy and a pass from Kondich to Crawford ad- vanced the ball to their 20-yard line, l-lere the drive reached the zenith ot its pertection. The second touchdown drive, taking place in the third auarter, was sparked by two brilliant runs by Hilger and Weincek, each gaining i5 yards, From the 5-yard line l-lilger took it over the goal. Again, Zukaus- kos' kick toiled, being blocked, lvlociejczak crossed the goal in the fourth auarter on o pass trom Zukauskas but this was nullitied by a penalty. ,i ,Vx i Y' , .NX xx x K y ty, -.ff Kg li tl Page Ninety-N P FIGHT 'EM LINDBLOM, SMITE 'EM LINDBLOM age One LINDBLOM VS. TILDEN The curtain tor l.indblom's league football schedule tor the season ot '42 dropped disasterously on this unusually sunny November day with a humbling Zl-6 defeat administered by our arch adversary, Tilden, The game was played in huge Soldier's Field betore the ten thousand wildly cheering fans, halt elated, halt belated, at the close. Although our Maroon eleven was decisively trounced, we never auit lighting. Each side tought so hard that over two hundred yards ot penalties were arrested throughout the game's entirety. Upon receiving the kick-ott, Tilden started the third quarter with a new touchdown drive. Two titteen-yard penalties brought the ball to our tour-yard line. Three downs were wasted trying to go through the Lindblom line, which held the Blue Devils tirmly, On the tourth down, Uvodich sneaked around end tor a score, The tourth quarter started with the ball on our one yard line, a Tilden end having caught a long pass. This was pushed over by Schumacher, Upon receiving Til- den's lack-ott, Kandich threw a long pass to Paulson, who made a spec- tacular catch and raced down the tield to the tive-yard line, Weincek ran it over tor l.indblom's only tally, The lack tor the extra point was att at a slight angle, Throughout the game the spectators were thrilled by the sparkling playing ot both Mitchell and Weincek, ROUT YOUR -FOE PELL-MELL! RAH! LINDBLOM VS. DUSABLE Our fighting Lindblom Eagles, playing in the same sparkling manner as last week, decisively defeated a speedy Du Sable team, The game, played in the night air, illuminated by bands of mazdas, was witnessed by a huge turnout of loyal Lindblom supporters. Closely followed up by Mitchell and Weincek, our charging line shattered the Du Sable de- fense, opening the way for four touchdowns. The game's excitement started quickly, Before the first auarter was half over, two Maroon touchdowns were scored, much to the amazement of the bewildered Du Sable team. Recovering a Du Sable fumble on their six-yard line, Vic Mitchell shattered the Du Sable line and scored the game's first touchdown. Zukauskas' conversion was good. Four minutes later, Weincek made a spectacular return ofa punt for a gain of 60 yards, leaving the ball on the l0--yard line, At the next play, he took it over, The kick for the extra point failed. Du Sable was able to hold down this lead, with the help of fumbles until the third Quarter, A pass intercepted by Rheinschmidt followed by a l0-yard gain by Mitchell brought the ball to their 2-yard line. Charging behind the line, Weincek dashed over for second touchdown. Again the conversion failed. A fourth touchdown was scored in the fourth auarteri Receiving the ball on an offside kick on their 30, Mitchell crashed through to the l0, On a tricky reverse Zukauskas crossed the goal without being touched. l-lis kick for the conversion was successful. Still two more points were added when Du Sable was pushed back to their goal line and a safety forced against them, Late in the first auarter, a 30-yard pass and a short run accounted for their six points. Page One H und GAMES OF GRACE AND POISE 'k l- lklfilii ii, S Wi, 'ii lcvgtl-Qfl i iw., Raimi WM Sxxiixii, 'jzclr lrliarii iin, Ki iala, Pijlansl..-,i 1' lfll TO l- lfilfil' iNli,- r, 'ff 'i lar, Dwihlcir, 'ui Th, Dani.-ls, lt at cgi rj lifirncr, Cai tain Stralling thrcagh th corridors ninth ar tenth periads, one vvaalcl not be surprised ta hear the clash at steel blades. These dilignt sounds identity our stalwart masters at the tail, the tencing team, who reach the zenith at pertectian thraagh their enterprising practices N e f,,Q W4 3 3 f 4 fi' f f r 1 Y' I K 2- ' 535593, 3 W, 3 f A W 5 ws, 5 Lgmik uf 'Q:,.QwM,5 W 1' v fe ' Y , 'is ' , ,W K s , 7 A -wi E -Q if he . , f WW K fm Jn. ,gwfw tg me . Q f Y if 31, fi V Q . 5 4 1 X , I I yy '-...MM x M --.. .W.,M,...., 'T fmM V552 W VPNAWN---x f rww W, W, W aff all , if X, 5 hfw. mm.. y.,n , 5 5 2 Q 13 9 Q a 1 4 11 Q 1 is M Us ' 9 5 2 la i .,.. 3 1 9 94 W .iw fm , Q lwsmv 64 44 J 1 M 3'-T Wm MQXX , v s E ,V rg, 5 5 3x.Q 'f3'fiu, THE HUBBARD FACULTY Mx hs fwrwfl Rcqbzrl, P'rxrmlwJ1 f , , , 'VJ-' H-' NJCW' Herwrww VQMVL- LUHHM Uilmrvw NN r-HM C1-vhxufrv lrxw: ullru-M .,,,,Y,,1. .wfmx .ry , uwx . ,r ,V I4 .,,, W-JL? HOW Srwlhf Lvwj l'3wr1fTX,, C u 2, ling, '2.'lL1Vl1V V, H' xml, Br' + ciwm', Mu rw Pklgt' Um' Ilznldrcd Six T PRESIDENT'S AND STUDENT COUNCIL This council is composed ot the Presidents ot the divisions ond vori- cus clubs here ot l-lubbord. lt is under the supervision ot Mrs Mory l-lornish, ond the otticers orei President, Rolph l-lonley, ond Secretory, Morilyn Blozinoi The Knopsoclq Librory ettort hos been greotly oided by the willing work ot the Presidents' Council. The Council convenes weekly on Tues- doy, ond otter oll necessory business hos been ottended to, odiourns to the room where the Knopsoclc Librory is centered, ond dll its mem- bers vvork until division time, The Presidents' Council is o most importont group in os much os it torms o strong bond between toculty ond students. Meeting will pleose come to order These ore the words you heor every Thursdoy morning ot 8100 coming from room 3Ol os President Jim Ludwig opens the meetings Then l.ois Johnson, Secretory, reods the minutes ot the lost meeting. Work on the Knopsocla l.ibrory ond reports on the Cleon-Up Compoign ore discussed omong the group, lvlrs Ello Schultz, sponsor ot this group, gives us o tew suggestions ond mes- soges tor divisions, Eoch Student Council member is ci chosen representotive from his division. The members oll teel very proud ot this responsibility ond try to set on exomple tor other pupils i' LOQUEVQ l1O.4', Herni-lr SV iewrj Co: cl, yyilscxn, lliell, Shore, Ferry, lfiolvcikigrf Miller, lwin, tlozilfw 1' UPPER lRO.'x'1 Peliirza, Pict Seoin, Pier:ynski, Burtrili, STUVQlll, lfiyley, Brcsnohon, Y-lfrox, lldsiiiu s Elozino Y l.CVQ El? l3OlvQf, J l '5 'i, Vfosiirs, Lesiyndol., Ludwig, pGf,ll'lG! ffirillin, lylairleiis, Sfliiil: Y UPPER ROWN Rch, EDGVI'lCll'Ll, Piclicn! Smole! Hornburg, Schmidt Page One Ilzzndnd Swan THIS IS YOUNG AMERICA! America l Seryel' shavys the making at real Americans in these l-lube bardites. lvlerhbership in this arganizatian rnay be attained by bringing Cantributians for the Service Menls Centers, lt yaur ratian paints da nat allaw this, yau Can bring in rhetal ar rubber scrap. Hubbard is esbeeially nated tar its serabbers, It yau are in daubt, just ask Miss liiabin, This graub at students has wan awards tar aut- standihg warlc in the I3 B C Drive The Club dues nat hald any meetings, but the rnain burbase is tru Caaberate in schaal braieets, All that remains ta be said is Nl-lubbard bubils will help win the war, Y l,UQ'. llx. l4Ovy 1. li'1,'ll,lX,'f,lilitif1,lriilliiil,l 1rri'g'ilt.lv, lug r-irii,fgilli.t1i,QJrli.'1 I IlLiIll 'FND I-XOQX. llun:l! lilw,lt,', lilinlelir, I -I-nill-L, iwlifr, 'film-'i,ll.li, 'iillfli-',i:i, llp,wligr, l'-,irinel L iifiwugr, Iflilfflll Kara , llraiil, Luitiuref W UIJPH-Q IIOVLV Di lienli-rf Dunftr, Alla, lu .wr ' . iri I, Qtria .V i ri J f rgyiiilf lvri'v ic1cjl4 lweill, liiwnulian, Srnule, Millir f IJOI-Sy' l Sinru, ltulrlitr, lX.'IlU1llV xl. lei, lllllillll, ll-,ip 'iiiiwr A rely, Sunilaul if ,QND HOW, lift uglxtrl Kaulnian, flrntilin--l if Lin liiixir, l-in niu--I ii, Ollrien, l,ui'fxx'g Iizgf 0110 llzzmfnd Ifiggftl ir LQ.-, H, HQJ, 'xt-,X figlgrf ji vii - rf riitiii, Eiiaiiiia, Zara, Lager tr iii, 1-itiiii-ii, N'iGViKi1'f?VT, Dennis, f'i,i:, QL C' iiiif 'VMNLY VPC: Vie-iirifii, Vip' tu' ititiii, i4fi,tii'--ky, Kuiiai tai, Niinifti., V iiiisi i., Viuiraitis, Cram, Ci 11- ' Cri it, ikiririim, Or.1riif,iii'1ii, Siiiiiior W tgi+'Li-1 i-OJ. Kominiiga, hfiliiif Flair,-ali, Hariri! CCI'Et'lQitGiU, Kiiiagri, illotiiagrg, Gromit, Homiti, II r'ifii.i, Mifiijr Kurifi, b ',iII'1Ci', Mufsit, Scliiieidiirf Rook, Below if QCP, Us HCA, 'VM r,, Fai: ur, haiiii, Zai wtf, Crick! tliiais, Shatwr, 3-Qdisi! Cutter, Daxfa, Slarii- 'ft-.D i'Qi3,' Mt ii:a Rkkrtiirr, tlaiitiiiaiif ffici'-t:.i! XXf'iii4ii1-, Kariw, Rhtxtie, KoriiiuiQ'fi4, Yffiis f'w ii, Di: 1, ffi'Z'i .X ii- iw V l , ,, V , . , , -ti PC' briiwfr ir ii iiitli' rg hliimriiii'-t lotaire twgii' fiiifii iv Ki'- ia , , .W M, i, ,,x, , ..,, . 1 X I ,V , -,y f. AMERICA ON GUARD We are proud to say that about iiihetyetive per eeht ot Hubbard be- Iohas to America Oh Guard. The reauiremehts are simply to buy at ieast one war stemp each week Mr Fraheis Wertzler ahd Mr, Waltoii Smith are Ili charge. Naturally iiiiietyetive per eeht at i-Iubbard eouIdh't appear iii the picture, so six ehildreh at eaeh divisiori were ehoseh oii the basis at the 'dumber at stamps they bought, how regular they were Ili their buying! arid their attitude ih buying They rope to have one iauhdred per cept sooh but are proud ot their preserit record y., Ilzge One flfzmlred Nine if LOWER ROW' Wilson, Leathem, Sansone, Van Bushirk, Malone, Sponsor, Harves 'AQND TQOW' Katller, Bahcnlian, Shatter, Burlcc, Mrs Krulz, Dylias, lrrlnlenlfalf, Lynch, Sarlas, Thama Orlntl, Finslnw, Allen, Reidy CAFETERIA CLUB This club which is directed by Mr, Andrew Malone is one at the mast necessary organizations at Hubbard, The atticers are Mary Ann Allen, President, Billy lylatts, Vice-President, and Geraldine Vaneli, Secretary The members may be taund vvarlang in the lunch raam, in the cafeteria, ar in the Assembly hall, The whale student bady is thankful tar the Cafeteria Club, as they are Very hungry by lunch-time and the club helps them obtain what they want with auick service. W lQQlylfQ' l Mall, lyricl, Amit Nun, Christi nw ii, llitriww, l'yi'?lT i' VND ROXWI Slieivlicircl, Kumiiis, Knsmin, Vane'-k, Bragill, Ciidinic Page One Hundred Twz HALL GUARDS -- OFFICE ASSISTANTS ', EP 'C , LV, 11, + . C yrj r ,fy ml, L .X fm'-Af-x, mm, NH! Y, .,,1,, . WD ww 5 rHfJx,'r1ur' LH. fuk! C5'r1-M-'rw-' y b1w.2'1,VwfLf:,F: FD VC F61 Lfxyxgy 'L+ 'fixf V Irv ml Hg f r L r HHOQK VJ: ' :ff Hilrff, ' We, fr fpV1f1f,i, rr re, hi! ww' w PM p L.. LOYUE P: ifQUQ'. mmm, Z e r E' 'G m MZ, Voicie-ls, Verwfg' PL, K1-wc1U , ECJWVUG QND RUQEV, EC-Vr f wkfb, Cem, Kavmw, mwsti, Moyer, X-Qffrcm 'L W rkfr, Hard -H, Petri F Mem '-RD FU v Sebm X e , , f filecfvoiw Lew ' Dfw,- , ,VM ,. , V., M , , ,.. PO I ' y ,, X. , 3 rw 1 'Ln TNIQ I if f re rfv: w, 7 as ' w we :Ply , bi bg! Kcrmuj, Cfbjff P, :J V, Fi:'Qu5 rx, fgi 1 UPPEF2 RCI! Aww zz rm, 'WwQHrri3'ag MW -1 fy, Brimeib, 'f,rw,1.1'l:! nr: 2-,f, Lebc- iff., Gm Q ' ' L :Ute fix, ' n W' wif-f P 1.1, rr Puffy members bf tbe Hell Guurds ere sdeeied Uber bemq recom! mended fer debendclbillty und leedersblb by me Ieeezflweueb Hgmulwe im fubyecm br merks below Averuge nw trams keep U buy frbm receiving bw, aerwee bm QT Tbe fXcbueveme1f Asserrwlpiy Mr, wider Sivbumm ia the uDQNSOV'Ol1d be as Qbiy Qasnsted by mme Cwbtuuvwe Meetmqs me beld ebfib NWedmesdQmy mcvmmg v IUJ54 Om ll1nfdnJ lffwml STATISTICS CLUB AND LENS CLUB 'A' lrlOlw l lsaulinan, llcnliilir, Kcflrliuin, Mi--i lsilnn, Vfiilzi-.l, liiirlgrn-ii, 'lQ'v 'rax', Kan FND lQQF.Ti ferry., ltakttllie, Sinulinsl-ci, Stein, Dc Kill- r Tre-nl-.a, l'ilfil,illfllJV f l Oifhfli l'lO'W hqrrx, M-fMaliuii, Huijgingn, Chri Ich nn, ll-itil' r, O'Hfuri 'F Ullljfli IQOXK. K- NX.'f i it 'gin llalla, Elrli radii, lQLELlllllfll', l'r,:rni-gli, The Statistics Club, with one representative from each division, is under the sponsorship ot Anna Probing We have collected the names and stations ot our tathers and brothers that are in the armed services and are going to send them jokes and hooks to read in their spare time To help our pupils vve have made graphs ot our grade points We hope they will be an inspiration to those who are not doing their pest work. A tlash ot light, a taint click, and another one ot l-lul3l3ard's service organiaztions has done its job again. That vvas the Lens Club This club, under the sponsorship ot Mr G'l-learn, is a group ot hovs who manipulate the movie proiectors and photograph school activities, Outside ot having a good time vvhile doe ing their job, these bovs learn a lot pertaining to cameras and projec- tors that will help them in later lite. Pdgi One Hznzdred Tu'eI1'e PRE-FLIGHT AND SPANISH CLUB Hhlola Amigosln That means Hello Eriends, vvhich every Spanish Club member knows. Under the sponsorship ot Miss Jennie Caldara, vve have a member- ship ot thirty pupils, concentrating upon encouraging a warmer triend- ship betvveen our Spanish American friends and the United States, The meetings are called to order by our President, June lvliller, once every other vveelc on Friday, eighth period, The other otticers are Elaine Chepaitis, Vice-President, Lois Johnson, Secretaryg Lenore Carlson, Treasurer, and Maryanne Allen, Social Chairman, There is community singing and dancing, with piano solos and records, The members knovv and enjoy many Spanish, American, and Mexican songs. Pre-tlight is a nevv subject vvhich is taught at l-lubbard, being a sub- stitute tor science ln this class the students are taught the numerous problems ot present day aviation and hovv to avoid them, They learn plane-spotting, in connection vvith the present war ettort, and they learn to read and understand weather maps as vvell. f LOWER lfLO'QK' Carbofreau Sawyer, Cliristignse-i, Sullivan, Olvrieclit, Shallnr, l4alniar'el4 if UPPER RCDX' hflGiQlii,, Ecrnarfl, Vilt, lieyigr, Eiigdahl, Xliftiilutil, liainlialg, Lindgren fLOuLfER EOM' Miter, Frei, Chefiaiti-, 'vfc--Prw-, lolinson, Sec, Allei, Sir Clvoirinraii, Citlclara, Spuns, r, Lake, Falun, Alrrahani, So C'llTlllllllL?4Q 'FQND ROV. Der? n Qurti, Ciixingltanr, lialvcii, Srhliirl, Zum, lVii?X'l llf, l'nI'niiC, Ol rii clit, liigli i'UPl3ER RCN.. Sarlas, Fadrto, Antcn, Mfjiiie, lrlifinw, luaiilciiu, Snnlh, M-gi.,lr,,'.i, C'1ll.gfii, Elenlilur Scharf Page Ona Hundred Thirteen JGURNALISM AND LIBRARY CLUB 'LOWER RONWQ XXXXVGY, Moyer, McQirotli, Crrillin, Rohn, Volosek, Cioyette, Moeblcill, Bosich, Bulovi Loke 'FQND lQOWi Kinherg, Kellogg, Brown, Ferguton, butcjlier, Cliodoyich, Rich, Koulmon, Offiehmonr Lesondok, Ciedros, Popp i'3l4D HONXW Golub, Miller, Kliumbis, Uneus, Friedrich, iVy'QidliCli, Horwitz WLOWER' ROW Ludwig, Ellis, Zuhri, Rodonis, Kotlisliy, l-loblik, hlonley 'ff PND ROXW, ltlewitt, Sponsor, Zoro, Komm, Firislniw, lerry, 'l reiilo, Gibson 'SRD TQOWZ Aliroliorn, Dovyolski, Mollie, Zz-iliiir, Fiohn, Moore, Pie-izyiii-,lQi, Cole, Hauser, Jesuit The Journolism Club, under the sponsorship ot Mrs, Anno G, MeGroth, is responsible tor Writing the Hubbord Broneh column in the Weekly, This club holds its meetings every Thursdoy, eighth period, ond its otti- Cers ore Ruth NX!roy, President, Lonette Gritten, Vice-President, Morie Moyer, Secretory, ond Rolph Honley, Treosurer. The Librory Club hos obout tyyentyeseyen members who hoye to work ot leost tour periods o week in the librory, Eoch member hos o turn to Cheek books in ond out ot the desk, ond to put them boek Correctly on the shelves. Miss Elyo l-levvett, who giyes these pupils this yoluoble troining, is the librdrion. This Club hos its meetings eyery two weeks ot eight o'CloCk in the librory, The ottieers ore: Jim Ludwig, President, Rdlph Honley, Vice-President, ond Cynthio Abrohom, Secretory ond Treosurer, All the pupils who belong to this club hope to help in the librory ot Lindblom, Page One Hundred Fourteen ORAL CLUB The younger members ot the Lindblom family are tortunate in hay- ing at l-lubbard a club organized lor their special interests. There are titty to sixty members in this club which meets each Monday, eighth period, and is under the sponsorship at Miss Merle Irwin, The Oral Club's otticers arei Gayle Pierzynslqi, President, Joan Bulow, Vice-Presi- dent, Roberta Klumbis, Secretary, and Morris Kaufmann, Treasurer. The Oral Clubs many assemblies include the Introduction Assembly, the Brotherhood Week Assembly, and the American Seminar which lasts for the period at tiye weeks, Both the sponsor and the teachers have noticed improvement in the speaking ability ot these students i'LOWER ROW: Daley, Secor, Kamlen, Balesli, Gayer, Pallsa, Rahn i'SECOND ROV!f Irwin, Sponsor, Copela, Klabuchar, Holt, Soderberg, Deroin, Rolicrts, Gallozzo, Mrsic, Einslow, Segiri 'A' UPPER ROW: Thomas, Deobler, Lucas, Schart, Hartrum, Machek, Lisius, Brown, Trenka, Grady, Lee Y LOWER R'O'Wi Gibson, Share, Bulow, Pierzyrisla, lilumbis, Kaufman, Valaselq WZND ROW': Selpien, Golub, Beata, Johnson, Abraham, Kabica, Yelland, Kabaker, l-larden, Miller, Ellis 'A' UPPER ROXXXZ Klein, McDonald, Best, Machleill, Gehring, Mayer, Wray, Hornburg, Smolinski, Nougle, Schneider, Moline Page One Hundred Fifteen Page On ANGELS OF MERCY AND FIRST AID WLOWER ROW2 Manlqowski, Deroin, Spalla, Mur- ray, Kutnarawslci, DeMante, Bergdahl, Goluh, Copek, Ruddy YZND ROXW: Hauser, Hornburg, Bauer, Lake, Gied- ras, Thomas, Basich, Rasmussen, Benlehr if 3RD ROW: Benedetto, Rich, Deolnler, Young, Gry- giel, Ellis, Miller, McGarry, Lagerstrom, Goyette, Gibson, Kamm, LeSeur, Petrone, Rizzo, Blazino i' LOWER ROW: Gibson, Crane, Grdinic, Lesondalq YZND ROW: Kotlisky, Kellogg, Butcher, Murray, Horwitz, Grabarok, Mrs. Barry, Carl, Hooson, Griltin WUPPER ROW: Young, Chacloyich, Bergdahl, Strong, Deroid, Hornhurg, Alles, Rich, Rasmussen, Zerbian, Hansen Because ot the war, a knowledge of First Aid has become essential. Under the direction ot Mrs. Margaret Barry, several First Aid classes were Organized. Shipping and pasting under the supervision of Miss Jennie Caldara and the Spanish Club, Miss Merle Irwin and the tourth and titth hour studies, and Miss Alice Ruddy and her students, resulted in the tinishing at hundreds ot place cards tor Hines Hospital, the Good Will Industries and the Children's Hospital. e Hundred Sixteen HONOR SOCIETY fLOltu'El3l l-Chl C l'fQ.:rr 111 i f il, E-lrtginu, liifilih, pilfxifl, J'lnsSii, lvlcCCJi,if', lKitiVlf 'WYNU RCW' Alzrulom, K' lllt, Miller, iw- lult, Cfogiff-lc, Vow-l, fvirj- i i'3REE PCif!i lY.u'ei-., EV: iwrili-Sir, Pit-wmfld Klurrwl f, Rohn 'A'ROXKf l iich, Esato, ll'lVC'y, Nleyiirr, llosrieusser Butcher, Ere-nohon, Ecrfcli f2NU ROW Flgurek, Schiff, Lindgrfn, Klobce, Ketchum, Grygicl, Allen, Podrtn fdhll l1OWNZcrl3ion, Kcrsgoord, Schneider, Horn- hurg, Bulovi, lh- mos, Smil lnflll, NlocNvill The Honor Society ot l-lubpcird Bronch is coma posed ot o group ot opproximotely titty-three boys ond girls, At cn Achievement Assembly these boys ond girls receiyed Honor pins To guolity os mem- bers, oll mojor grodes must be E or higher, ond minor grodes not less thon G. The Honor Society is now working, with the yori- ous other school orgonizotions, on the Knopsoclq Liprory, This consists ot seriol stories ond noyels ond cortoons which ore mode up into books ond sent to the soldiers. Eoch pupil is giving two or more periods o week to this work, This group is sponsored by Miss Anno Robin. Piggy One llllllillffd Sererzteen You must hoye heord the nice tones coming from the ouditorium third ond tourth period ond sometimes wondered it you could be heoring the l-lubbord Bronch Bond. You're right, it is the Bond, ond it is under the direction ot Cop- toin Joy Sowyer, Lindblom's Concert bond director, Coptoin Sovyyer comes trom the moin building eoch doy to prepore these students so thot they moy be oble to porticipote in contests, porodes, ond ploy l.indblom's song ot yictory when the tootboll teom scores on the tield. Tyyelye members ot the Concert Orchestro ore seen hurrying from their diyision rooms to the ouditorium, corrying on instrument thot brings forth both sweet ond sour notes. Piling into their choirs ond setting up their sheet mu- sic, they bring out their instruments ond begin the process ot tuning up. Suddenly Mr, Chris- tion Lyngby, director ot the orchestro, orises trom his seot, roises his boton, ond immediotely oll bedlom ceoses. Reheorsols such os these ore typicol ot the Freshmon Lindblom Concert Orchestro. BAN D AN D ORCHESTRA 'FLOWER ROW: Ouendling, Poyich, Sclien, Zeiher Moline, Seth, Bulow, Kelly 'lf ZND ROW. l-louser, Strong, Thompson, Ellis, Hob- lik, Kotlisky, Lesondok, l.oFoire, l-lollos, Singer Deroin, Lee, Hooson i'3R'D ROW: Thompson, Wilson, Koboker, Efling Eldorodo, Moore, Huttel, Dulok if UPPER ROW: Mock 'FLOWER ROW: Ferry, Gehring, Finslow, Uneus Ruthgery fUPPER ROW: Shore, Honley, Furlong, Doncer Sonsune, Curl Page One Hundred Eighteen 1 GLEE CLUB Tvvo ot the most musicol clubs ot l-lubbord Bronch ore the tvvo Olee Clubs, under the tine sponsorship ot Miss Muriel Levin. Olee Club I meets every doy during the second period, Its otticers ore: Dorothy Bresnohon, president, Cynthio Abrohom, secretory-treosurer: The Glee Club l membership is titty-one onc Glee Club ll hos torty-eight. Olee Club ll meets every doy sixth period: Its otticers oreg Morilyn Blozino, president ond leon Roberts, secretory-treosurer: Olee Club ll is tomous tor its porticipotion in ossemblies: Among those vvere the Christmos ossembly, the l-lollovve'en ossembly, the RTA. ossembly ond on Foster ossembly. fs Il' ste? F 'P ' L' it 'pa Lv , 5 1, .t Y, fir? M2565 L i i 2 1 : .ff , 'l'l-OWER ROXW' Griffin, Rizzo, Wisdom, Blozino, Jeroko, Miller, Secor, Levin if QZND ROW1 Kinney, Soollo, Popp, Benlehr, 'NQBRD ROW: Alles, Libesky, lrlomill, l-lonsen, Ycllond, Kobico, DeMonte, Bergdohl, Miss Florden, Kowolslci, Stovoll, Roberts, Vonek, Govin, Ryiocels, Klumbis, Rohn, Rierzynslci, Wroy, Moyer, Deobler Collozzo, Kumois, Flores, Field, Krueger, Music, Rechous, Reiter, Nougle, Zerbion, Zootel, MocNeill, Rich 1' LOWER ROW: Kosmin, Mortensen, lvonhoe, Goedtke, Knezz, Liddicott Mchlolly, Rhodes, Johnson, Abrohcm i f2lNlD ROW: Miss Muriel Levin, Sponsor, Bionchin, Sirnus Stelzer, Rietz, Sticlcling, Conn, Droikin, Srnilionic, Brozill Gedioctis, Piorovvski 1 1 i'3RD R'OWi Koros, Siwoidich, Ferguson, Doley, O'Dott Kruder, Fish, Kureck, Jeck, Trenko, Dunlop, McDonold YUPPER ROW: Brown, l-lesmin, Coote, Broch, DeKolf.er, Bresnohon, Kompengo, l-lorris, Ploshko, Tonner, Royburn Eilenteldt 1 r Page One Hundred Nineteen HUBBARD G.A.A. The GAA, at Hubbard is aader tbe saberyisiaa at Mrs. Margaret Barry, Aay girl is allowed ta jairi apart tlie payment at tem ceats, A member may secure a scbaal letter by eamirig aae tbaasaiid paints, arid a cbeyrari is awarded tar eyery additiaaal tbreevbaridred paints atter the sebaal letter is obtained. Paints are eamed tar gym classvyark, liealtli, team games, leadership, service, arid scbalarsliib, Bars are alsa awarded tar gym classwarls and mdiyidaal actiyities, i' RONXX l' Treiilqa, Lizitis, Amari, Alligrt, Moiilaulws, W UPPER l2'QXXf liasr'iiiisfaea, Daabler, Wink, Brazill Halt, Mcldalv, Balffali, Hand, Gibsart Srliziltaii, Srlrrimder, Carwek, Butcher, Grdmic AZND ROXXXD Scliart, Uye-as, Cas-imgliam, Spider! Kulllm berg, Xwray, lvlaycr, ZQ-rbiaii, llatltgfry, Cliadayitlw Y FND ROW: Mrs Barry, Lake, fiiadras, Lee, Fm- N , ,V , N Y V ,K V l lflwriilitirg, liampeltga, Palwltis, Grady, Cale WJRD ROW, brriyiii, Hartriim, Minors, Kliimli.-, lv- stqkmxml GUN, pmrm! mmdocekl MOCNGHI ewiiclalt, Sfrarig, l'li'rwil:, Malin, Alles Y Q i' ,li-D l-fO'Wi tlariwri, lNlai.iglc:, laeiter, Ba'-icli, Ba lww, lit liiitii, Cram, Springer, Rbak Page One Iiundred Tziwzlly HUBBARD G.A.A. 'LCd.U FQ' 'AIU' i'LOQ'. U-3 HOQR' W Li X f'1-lfmg Kcknr, if FND :XQ3-, 'L E- Jw rf, -L, 'I ki '1'. 33' U1 V, lffflfiw, P1 :wr:'m.gDr! Pm- P-, F!! N-,fill-ixx, Rqflid, fg 11:31 vw Him ' ','m:-- , 'fx P N, K Jgfxr- Tr rw, KHJVVW QV' if iii. A 1 2NU VIQQU' Kerlrw M lQFw2!ff, I-lust, CLIF, KL - ir QKD ifqjgi gi V f 5-ml-I 5 V ,ff1y,4-my! g HHH, lfrgg, Yuumg, Orlwfff Hmm Laftmfle MUVVCV H52 H, Pdiuw 3:01, KMU'4Ly 'UPPER RONDV' Cfvwm, iwQvwiH1r1! Kwok, Ewhlrvfz-Vit, f UPPER RCW Vlxisrwvfy Yoruqi-.f Sghnffrwl Jwrhr, R-'-'iubf RCW , CUMWTTV, VIIV, K'-VW'Nl'X, K'V'V ':' Eh: H, SH vc' D f' rj lwrv-5'-ff, l,wf141mfv,2', HN EM4 Page Om' I1Il7Ic2,H'd T1rw1z,p-Om W. -..., 5 , 5 7 P .L Q 'X 1' Q , ,M .5 ,M Ak, wifi Wk' I wk 51 1 x Q E Q i X 4 my . F' f . N, mx MQ gk XX W fiffzg ,fgfv :fav VF ...Q fix .,., 'Q' my nf 'V xK.f?,.- 'YF' X2 x. ., K+ A ,.g.::1 ? ,, x 5 ,,: 4. + gy , ,Q ff. ,1 Q fl, , , W r Q -x 2 xr 4 v MARY LOUISE ADAMS: Concert Orchestra, RICHARD ALDRICH: I.C.C.g Honor Societyg C L A S S C G.A.A.g I.C.C.g Hall Guardg Senior Girls' Clubg French Club, Hall Guardg Art Leagueg Clean-Up Tennisg Junior Girls' Club. Campaign THOMAS AI-IERN: Football: Hall Guard, Lt.g MARAIORIE ALEXANDER: Sophomore Cabineg J A N 0 ll 9' Usher l.C.C.g Honor Societyg A Cappella Choirg L.D. Club: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Club ,i Page One Hundred Tuellfj-Fllill' GLADYS ALM: L.D. Club, Achievement Lg Senii Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girl Clubg Team Gamesg G.A.A.g Othce Assistant ARTHUR ANDERSON: Usherg Sophomore Foo' ballg Varsity Footballg Senior Boys' Clubg Ha Guard PETER ANTON: Swimming Teamg Gymnast Teamg Booster Clubg Interclass Boxingg Senior Boy Clubg Interclass Baseballg Hall Guard, Capt.g Ai League MAMIE ARDIZZONE: G.A.A.g Spanish Clul W'eel-rly Salesmang Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junit Girls' Club, Office Assistantg Team Gamesg Rhythms SHIRLEE BANNES: G.A.A. Cabinet and Boarc Honor Societyg Restricted Awardg Restricted Chevrox Location-Prom Committeeg Senior Girls' Club: Junic Girls' Clubg L.D. Club. BILL BEHRENDT: Officers Clubg Major, R.O.T.C. Basketballg Hall Guard, Capt., Minute Meng Pror Location Committee. VITY BENDORAITIS: Hall Guard CLARENCE BERGSTROM: Sophomore Cabinet Minute Meng President, Classical Clubg Senior Coun cilg President, 4A Classy Honor Societyg Managei Football Team TOULA BERTSOS: G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Sophc more Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girl: Club, French Club, Team Gamesg Rhythms ROBERT BLACK: 4A Class Treasurerg Busines Manager, Eagleg Senior Boys' Councilg Manager, Bas ketball Teamg Honor Societyg Senior Boys' Club Minute Meng Defense Stamp Service HAROLD BLECK: Baseballg Bowlingg Weekly Sales man, Hall Guardg Interclass Basketball MAR-IORIE BLOMQUIST: G.A.A.g Badminton Square Dancing: Rhythms, Senior Girls' Clubg junio Girls' Club . 1943 ,, ot . :fs fe- ev. L?1,4, A z SEPH BOLSER: Track Team: Swimming Team: 7- :hitectural Drawing Club: Basketball ' - f ELYNE BORISY: Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior f 'ls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Spanish lb: Team Games: Badminton: Rhythms: Girls' orus: Library Club 0 1 KN BOURNE: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: iior Girls' Club: Rhythms: Badminton: Fencing: st Aid C ORGE BOWDEN: senior Boys' Council: swim- ' ig Team: 2 Athletic L's: L Club: Honor Society: . 'i ihomore Cabinet A TTY BR1NKERi Girls' Chorus: spanish Club: , , iior Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: G.A,A.: Bad- ' iton: Team Games: Life Saving: Library Club I IM BRUNO: Gymnastics Team: Baseball Team: ,V ' V ' ll Guard, Capt.: Boosters Club: Honor Society is .. ,. ' t 5 4yiy ll X H ii ,iiilieft XYNE BURTON: Capt. R.O.T.C.: 413 Class Vice- sident: Art League: Hall Guard 'UTS BUTH: Football: Swimming. 'GENE CAPEK: 2nd Lt., R.O.T.C.: Latin Club: inish Club: Officers Club: Hall Guard: First Aid tail: Band: Interclass Baseball. NE CARROLL: Corp., R.O.'1'.C.: Hall Guard: 'ierg Interclass Basketball: Boys' Chorus ORGE CEBULA: lst Lt., R.O.T.C.: Senior Boys' uncil: Usher Club: Senior Boys' Club: 3A Class -sident DBERT CERVENKA: Football: Swimming: Hall ard: Band: Honor Society LORETTA CHARVOT: G.A.A.: Bowling: Senior Girls' Club: Tap: YW-cekly: Spanish Club: Hall Guard GEORGIA CHRISOS: Order of the Golden Eagle: Girls' Achievement L Cup: G.A.A. Board: A Cappella Choir: Vice-President, JB Class: L and 4 Chevrons: Secretary, L.D. Club: Honor Society: Honor Base- ball: Prom Committee .ASS OF JAMES CHRISTOPHER: Airplane Club: Baseball: Boys' Chorus: Capt., Hull Guards: Assembly and Production Club ROY CHURAN: Interclass Wrestling: Wrcstliiig Team: L Club: Honor Society: Hall Guard Page One Hundred Twenty-Fizfe MARGARET COFFEY: G.A.Ar: Senior Girls' Club: Art League: Hall Guard: Girls' Glcc Club: Rhythms' Tap JOHN COPPERRIDER: Senior Boys' Council: Editor-in-Chief, Weekly: Boys' Achievement L Cup: President, Vice-President, Boys' Chorus: Secretary, L Club: Swimming Team: Order of the Golden Eagle: 7 Scholarship Certificates: Valedictorian 1 Page One Hundred Twenty-Six JOHN CRAWFORD: Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: Swimming Team: L Club: Honor Society: l Scholarship Certificate: Senior Boys' Council: 3B Class President: Capt., Ushers CLASS C JAN. 19' JOHN CRONIN: Senior Boys' Club - 4. , 'Y ,tim KIOFL DAVITZ: Capt., Tennis Team: L Club: Honi Society: A Cappella Choir: Secretary, French Clu' Latin Club: Class Sing LORRAINE DIZLFS: Senior Girls' Council: Trea Senior Girls' Club: Honor Society: Secretary, Spani Club: Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Clu Tennis: Badminton CONSTANTINTQ DITMAKES: Usher: Baslietbz Team: Track Team: Interclass Baseball: Intercla Football FRANCES DEUTSCH: Rhythms: Senior Girls' Clul if MARY DIPIETRO: G.A.A.: Senior Girls' Clul Spanish Club: Art League RUSSELL DOCKSTADER: Honor Society: Soph. more Football: Varsity Football: L Club: Office: Club: Major, R.O.T.C.: Prom Committee. ROSIZLYN DRAGONETTT: G.A.A.: Junior Girl Club: Sophomore Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Clul Class Sing MARIAN DUBSKY: 4A Vice-President: Senior Girl Council: Honor Society: 2 Scholarship Certificate Senior Girls' Club: Art League: G.A.A.: Tenni French Club LE ROY DZIK: Capt., R.O.T.C.: Oiiicers' Clul Hall Guard: Lt.: Air Raid Guard LA VERNE ECKENSTAHLER: Honor Socictj Bowling League, Capt.: Team Games: G.A.A.: Senii Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girl Club: Badminton MAURY FADEN: Fencing: Hall Guard RONALD FANSLOW: Honor Society: Rifle Tean I.C.C.: Senior Boys' Council: Hall Guard: 4B Cla Treasurer: lst Lt., R.O.T.C.: Prom Committee RANK FASKO: Interclass Baseball: Football: Swim- ing: Hall Guard ELEN FISCHEL: Hall Guard: Mail Service: Sopho- sre Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Rhythms: A.A.: Team Games: Square Dancing ICHARD FROHLICH: Fencing: Concert Band: terclass Boxing JIS FULLER: G.A.A,: Badminton: Girls' Glee Club, 'easurer: I.C.C.: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' ub ,IZABETH GARRETT: G.A.A.: Latin Club: Mail rvice: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: can-Up Campaign: Team Games: First Aid PAL GARRETT: G.A.A.: Junior Girls' Club: nior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club: Honor :seball Team: Honor Volley Ball Team: 'Posture nals ZONARD GROHOVENA: R.O.'I'.C.: Capt., Hall uards: Ushers: Fire-Marshals: Boosters: Air Raid arden: Basketball JSEPHINE GUENTNISR: G.A.A.: Senior Girls' ub 'ILLIAM GUNTHER: Interclass Football: Inter- ass Basketball: Interclass Baseball: Swimming: Hall uard: Ushers: Minute Men: junior Boys' Club ARGIENE HALSELI.: Sophomore Girls' Club: inior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Art ragueg Team Games: Leaders 'AYNE HAMILTON: Hall Guards: Ushers: A ippclla Choir: Minute Men: Capt., R.O.T.C.: Honor iciety: Senior Boys' Council: President, Spanish lub: 2 Scholarship Certificates HHN HARTY: Intcrclass Volley Ball: Interclass iseball: Golf City Championship: L Club: Art vague: French Club: Boys' Chorus: Interelass ming Hall Guard: Ushers: Interclass Baseball: Interclass BETTY HECKELMAN: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Girls' Chorus: Art League: Fencing A S S O F HOWARD HELFERT: Capt., Interclass Basketball: 'I 9 4 3 Football I-Q is? Q. 1 BILL HINES: Interclass Basketball: Baseball: Hall Guard JAMES HUGHES: A Cappella Choir: Madrigals: 3A Class Treasurer: Hall Guard: Light Brigade: Honor Society: Wrestling: R.O.T.C., Lt. Page One Hundred Twenly-Seven ROY JACOBSON: Boys' Chorus: Sophomore Foot- ball: Ushers: Intcrclass Wrestling: Bowling Team: Hall Guard: Honor Society JAMES JACKSON: Baseball: Bowling: Interclass Basketball PHYLLIS JENSEN: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Sopho- more Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club MARY JESSE: Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Secretary, Art Club: G.A.A.: Office Assistant L-:VTX :' . 'a I , Page One Hundred Tzvelzlj-Eigbl Matlrigals Football: L Club G.A.A. Football: Ushers CLASS C JAN.l9' PATSY JESSE: 4B Class Secretary: Clean-Up Can paign: Senior Girls' Club Cabinet: 4A Class Part Chairman: G.A.A.: Sophomore Cabinet MURIEI. JIEZBIIRA: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Clul Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Badmintoi First Aid: Rhythms: Tap SHIRLEY JOHNSON: Senior Girls' Council: Hen Typist, Fagle: A Cappella Choir: Honor Society: Scholarship Certificate: President, Sophomore Cab net: Secretary, Junior Girls' Club: President, Frcnc Club: Prom Locations Committee: G.A.A. JULIA KALAFIAN: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girl Club: French Club: G.A.A.: Badminton: Rhythm A Cappella Choir: Otiice Assistant NWILLIAM TOM KALATA: A Cappella Choi. DANIEL KANIJICH: Varsity Football: Sophomoi RUTH KASPIZR: W'eekly-Eagle Salesman: Leader Bowling League: Team Games: Cadet Orchestr: Honor Society: Senior Girls' Club: Fencing: First Aic EMILY KAWACIN: Senior Girls' Council: Chai: man, Prom Bid Committee: Honor Society: Sophi more Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girl Club: Cadet Orchestra: G.A.A. MARGARET KEELER: G.A.A.: Art Clul Rhythms: Vocations Club: Junior Girls' Club MARIE KENFFICK: G.A.A.: Art League: Senic Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Rhythms: First Aid MILDRFD KIZLYK: G.A.A.: A Cappella Choi Junior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club NORMAN KOLBABA: Sophomore Football: Varsil SEORGIA KOOVALLES: Sophomore Girls' Club: unior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Girls' Ihorus: French Club: Rhythms IIILDRED KOSTOVIK: Order of the Golden.Eagle: A Cappella Choir: Madrigals: Senior Girls' Council: A Class Vice-President: 2 Scholarship Certificates: Ionor Society: City Solo Contest Winner, 1941: Ilass Sing Committee: Honor Posture: Senior Girls' :lub XICHARD KRANZ: Varsity Baseball Team: L Club: Leserve Basketball: Fencing: Lt., Hall Guards: Boos- ers: Honor Society: Interclass Boxing: Boys' Chorus TEVE KRC: Chief Usher: Wrestling: Interclass Vrestling: Hall Guard: Interclass Basketball: Prom id Committee ,EONARD KROLL: Hall Guard: Fire Marshall: unior Boys' Club: Sgt., R.O.T.C.: Boys' Chorus II-IARLES KRUDER: Lieutenant Colonel, R.O.T.C.: upervisor, Hall Guards: I.C.C.: Ofiieers' Club 'ERNON KRUEGER: Ist Sgt., R.O.T.C.: Hall vuard: Boosters: Air Raid Warden ILL KUNICH: W'restling: Interclass Wrestling: In- erclass Swimming: L Club: Boosters: Hall Guard. apt.: Honor Society LICE LARSEN: G.A.A.: Senior Girls' Club: Girls' horus: Art League: Costume Design Club: French lub EROME LAZO: Wrestliiig: Interelass Wrestling: Jostcrs: Hall Guard, Lt.: Interclass Swimming lENE LIGHT: G.A.A.: Leaders: Hall Guard: :phomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior irls' Club: Art League: Radio IMA LONG: Girls' Chorus: Sophomore Girls' Club: mior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Art League: 'encli Club LASS OF i . 1943 CHRISTINE LUDWIG: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Life-Saving: G.A.A.: Assemblies and Productions: Girls' Chorus: Secretary, Pan-American Club: Pan-American Representative: ifiail Service: I.C.C. DAN MACIEJCZAK: Sophomore Football, Capt.: Varsity Football: Wrestling Team: Track Team: L Club Vx EVELYN MACK: President, G.A.A.: Treasurer, G. A.A.: Achievement L Cup: Senior Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Honor Society: 4 Years Perfect Attend- ance: Order of the Golden Eagle JEAN MALONE: G.A.A.: Treasurer, Sophomore Girls' Club: Hall Guard: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Swimming: Tap: Rhythms Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine MICHAEL MCANDREW: L Clubg Trackg Cross- countryg Stagecrewg Sophomore Cabinet: Boys' Chorus NIURIEL MCBURNETT: I.C.C.g Class Sing Com- mitteeg Honor Societyg Clean-Up Campaign: Weekly: Junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Club , Page One Hundred Tbirty JOHN MCCRUDIJFN: Bowling Teamg Honor So- cietyg Chairman, Prom Refreshments Committceg l C C' CLASS C JAN. 191 KATHLIZIZN MCLISAN: Girls' Chorus, President and Aceompanistg Senior Girls' Clubg Treasurer, Sopho- more Girls' Clubg Vice-President, Junior Girls' Clubg Chairman, Prom Music Committeeg Bowling Iengueg Senior Girls' Council XWILLIAM MLIKEL: Los Picarosg Los Circulo fl Espanolg Hull Guardg Sophomore Boys' Club JOSEPH MERTL: Footballg Hall Guarclg Baseball Basketball: Wrestliiig JOE METZEL: I. Club: Varsity Footballg Swimming Boxingg Sophomore Footballg Senior Boys' Club JANET MICHAUD: Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junic if Girls' Clubg Hall Guarclg G.A.A.g Mail Servieeg Set retary, Mail Service Cabinetg Senior Girls' Club VICTOR MITCHELL: Wrestling Teamg Intercla: NVrestlingg Varsity Footballg Concert Orchestrag Clubg Boosters DORIS MORANO: G.A.A.g Tapg Spanish Clul Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Club HOXVARD MORPHEW: Junior Boys' Clubg Senic Boys' Clubg Hall Guard: Ushers WILLARD NEELY: President, I.C.C,g Boys' Choru: Chairman, Clean-Up Campaigng Treasurer, Lati Clubg Art Lengucg Chairman, Prom Location Corr mitteeg Murder in Reverseug Minute Meng Ushers CHARLES NILLES: R.O.T.C., 2nd Lt.: Odicer Clubg Hall Guardg Ushersg Boostersg Bandg Orche: trag Interclass Baseball GLORIA NORBERG: G.A.A,g Pan-American Clul Rhythmsg Tapg Los Dormilones PHYLLIS O'CONNELL: G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Glu' Sccretaryg Junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clul Class Party Committee JACK O'KON: Boxingg Swimmingg Hall Guard EATRICE OLIVIERI: Secretary, Girls' Chorus: :nior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Fenc- g: Bowling League: 1 Scholarship Certificate: Honor iciety ETTY UANE OLSON: Senior Girls' Club: Pan- merican Club: G,A.A.: Rhythms: Sophomore Girls' ub: First Aid: Square Dancing ORIS OLSON: Costume Design Club, President: ,A.A.: Senior Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: phomore Girls' Club: French Club: Rhythms: Art 'ague ,ENE OSTERMEYER: Sophomore Girls' Club: nior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: French Club: rt League: Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Tennis DNNIE JEAN PADRTA: G.A.A. Board and Cabi- t: Honor Society: Life Saving: Team Games: Lead- s: Los Piearos: Sophomore Girls' Club: Senior Girls' ub ILLIAM PARK: Stage Crew: Track: Cross Coun- y': Sophomore Football: Senior Boys' Club: Basket- ll: Hall Guard -LISON PATERSON: G.A.A.: junior Girls' Club: phomore Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Art ague: Rhythms: Square Dancing XRL PFMPEK: Vice-President, L Club: French ub: Capt., Swimming Team: Hall Guard: Senior ys' Club: Minute Men: l.C.C.: lnterclass Boxing: terclass Baseball: 5 L's: Golf Team DY PETERSON: Ushers: Hall Guard KT PHILLIPS: Spanish Club: Bowling: lnterclass sketball: Inrerclass Football: Hall Guard 'NE PORTHOUSE: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Square ncing: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Hall lard: Honor Society .ANK POVVLES: Fencing: W'eekly: Spanish Club: wling: Radio: Boys' Chorus: Class Party Commit- : Hall Guard Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Mail Service: MARY PRATT: Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Fencing: First Aid: Art League: Hall Guard A S S O F LUCILLE PRESLER: Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior I 9 4 3 Honor Society l M ' ' 1' WILFORD PYLITT: Sophomore Football: Hall Guard, Lt.: Wrestling ROSALIE l'YLMAN: Latin Club: junior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Senior Girls' Club: Band Page One Hundred Thirty-One i 1 4 v EDWIN RAATZ: Hall Guard: Projection Club: In- terclass Basketball ARDELLE REELS: Honor Society: Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Secretary, French Club: Prom Refreshments Com- mittee Q J , ' fi' Q Page One Hundred Tfaifly-Two BETTY MAE REEVES: Sophomore Cabinet: Honor Society: Senior Girls' Council: G.A.A.g 3A Class Secretary: Treasurer Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Rhythms: Tap: Art League SHIRLEY REINEL: G.A.A.g A Cappella Choir: French Club: Senior Girls' Club: Honor Society: Girls' Chorus: Weekly Salesman: Junior Girls' Club N' ' Vi f CLASS C JAN.19- DOROTHY RING: G.A.A.g Junior Girls' Clul Senior Girls' Club: Intermediate Band RITA ROSS: G.A.A.: junior Girls' Club: Senii Girls' Club: Vice-President, Girls' Chorus: Clean-L Campaign: Honor Society: Music Appreciation Club GRACE ROSSOW: 4A Class Secretary: Senior Girf Club: 3 Scholarship Certificates: Honor Society: 1 A.A.: Badminton: Senior Girls' Club: First Aid DOROTHY RUTH: Sophomore Cabinet: Vice-Pre: dent, French Club: President, Sophomore Girls' Clul Senior Girls' Club: Art League: junior Girls' Clul G.A.A.g Honor Society VIRGINIA RUZICK: G.A.A.g Sophomore Gif. Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Spani: Club: Rhythms SHIRLEY SAMPSON: Honor Sociictyg G.A.A.: L Club: Weekly Salesman: Senior Girls' Club: Junii Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club: Gym Oifi Assistant PHYLLIS SAUTER: G.A.A.g Junior Girls' Clul Senior Girls' Club: Spanish Club: Pan-Amerie: Club: Badminton: Tap: Rhythms EDWARD SCHAEFFER: Sgt., R.O.T.C.g Conce Band: Boys' Chorus: Hall Guard: Senior Boys' Club BETTY SCHELLHASE: Senior Girls' Council: Hon: Society: Art League: Senior Girls' Club: junior Girl Club: G.A.A.g French Club DOROTHY SCHIESSER: junior Girls' Club: Seni- 'Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Badminton: Fencing: Honi Society: Hall Guard CLARENCE SCHMIDT: Sophomore Cabinet: Sg' R.O.T.C.: Interclass Volleyball FRIEDA SCHMIDT: G.A.A.: junior Girls' Clul Senior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club: Tap ILDRED SCHOONDERMARK: Sophomore Girls' lubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A. NN SEBAN: G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Clubg Rhythms AR-IORIE SECHLER: Sophomore Girls' Clubg inior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Square ancingg Rhythms IRGINIA SHERMAN: Sophomore Girls' Clubg , I inior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g ,- , ' i' ' onor Sorzietyg Golfg Girls' Chorusg Librarian LY RTHUR SILHAN: Editor-in-Chief, Eagleg Order ' the Golden Eagleg 4 Scholarship Certificatesg Mad- g , ig gal: Capt., R.O.T.C.g Senior Boys' Councilg City 'film u ,, Jcal Winner, 1941-19423 4 Years Perfect Attend- ' ii h s .ceg Chairman, Class Singg A Cappella Choirg Honor ciety A 'ALTER SILKO: Basketball, City Champions, 1941- ' g L Clubg Usherg Bowlingg Baseball 'S IJROTHY SIPLE: Leadersg Badmintong President, ench Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A. DBERT SLAVIK: Golf Teamg Senior Boys' Coun- 3 Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Latin Clubg Minute eng Chairman, Prom Transportation Committeeg iwlingg Senior Boys' Club EORGE SMAGAC: Interclass Boxingg Interclass restlingg Hall Guardg Interelass Baseball ARBARA SMIDT: Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Sopho- are Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' ubg Tennis: Art League 'NITA SMITH: G.A.A.3 Badmintong Square ineingq Senior Girls' Clubg Cadel Orehestrag Library sistant VNE SPRINGER: junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' ubg Pan--American Clubg Los Picarosg G.A.A. -ASS OF . 1943 JEANNE STAFF: Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Bowlingg Mail Scrviceg Girls' Chorus: First Aid CASEY SURMA fi TCLEANOR SUSIC: Secretary, Sophomore Cabinetg Treasurer, Sophomore Cabinetg 5B Class Secretaryg Vice-President, Junior Girls' Clubg I.C.C.g Senior Girls' Councilg Eagle Staifg Honor Societyg Senior Girls' Club CHESTPR SUCZYNSKI: Gymnastics Page One Hundred ThirzyATla1'ee DOROTHY TADIN: G.A.A.g Sophomore Cabinet Art League: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club Office Assistantg Badmintong Hall Guard RICHARD TEUFEL: Secretary, L Clubg Treasurer, L Clubg Wrestlingg Interclass Wrestlingg Senior Bovs Club. ANN TRUSKEY: G.A.A. C L A S S O F RICHARD UGOREK: Hall Guardg Spanish Club Q ,A A 19' Page One Hundred Thirty-Four N . I94: JOHN URBANCZYK: L Club: Baseballg Intercla: Basketballg Sophomore Footballg Wrestling VIOLET VOLLAND: G.A.A.g Junior Girls' Clul: Senior Girls' Clubg Bowling League WILLIAM VORISEK: Hall Guardg Usherg Basket ballg lst Sgt., R.O.T.C.g Rifle Team BETTY WALLACE: G.A.A.g First Aielg Art Leagui Sophomore Girls' Clubg Boostersg Poster Club Rliythmsg Senior Girls' Club DORIS WATERS: Girls' Chorusg G.A.A.g First Aid liadmintong Fencingg Senior Girls' Clubg Sophomoi Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Club DONALD WATSON: Hall Guardg Sophomore Cab nctg Interclass Footballg Intcrclass Baseballg Baskei ballg Fire Marshall RICHARD XVELDON: Sports Editor, Weelclyg Tread urer, I.C.C.g Senior Boys' Couneilg Boys' Chorus Honor Society: Prom Music Committeeg Los Picaros MARION WFSSLING: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girl Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Offlc Assistantg Spanish Club BOB WHITE FLORA MAE NWHITIZFORD: Sophomore Girl Clubq Junior Girls' Club Cabinetg Senior Girls' Clul Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Tapg Rliytlunsg Boostersg Tear Games RITA WIIERZBICKI: Senior Girls' Councilg Honc Socictyg Prom Music Committecg G.A.A.g Weekly I.C.C.g Senior Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Sophr more Girls' Clubg Rhythms DOLORES WIRTH: G.A.A.g Weel-rlyg Leaclerg Junic Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Swimmingg Teal Games IOROTHY WOLFE: Business Manager, Weeklyg .ssistant Social Page Editorg G.A.A.g Prom Bid Com- iitteeg Senior Girls' Club: Assemblies and Adminis- 'ationsg junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club .NTON WRATNEY: Minute Meng lnterelass Box- igg Boostersg Hall Guard OE WRIGHT: Treasurer, 3B Classg Bowling eagueg Boys' Chorusg Prom Bid Committecg Camera Jlub VINIFRED ZIEITZ: Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' llubg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Honor Volleyballg owling Leagueg Team Gamesg Swimming .NDREW ZELENSKY: Sophomore Footballg Varsity ootballg Hall Guard OB ZIMMERMAN: Assistant Editor, Eagleg Prom lusic Committeeg Vice-President, Pan-American Cluhg encingg Frater-Sorroris Clubg Photography Chair- xan, Clean-Up Campaigng Honor Society ,OBERT ZOISS: Hall Guard LASS OF AN. 1943 7' Page One Hundred Thirty-Five CLARENCE BERGSTROM PRESIDENT JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS MARION DUBSKY ROBERT BLACK GRACE ROSSOW VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Page One Hundred Thirty-Six JUNE CLASS OFFICERS 'President'-RALPH SCCTT i'Vice President-PE'3f?Y FLYNN i'Secretary-MARCE CASS! 'Treasurer-HANK KARNER Page One Hundred Tl1irly-Seren JOHN ADKINS: Interclass Basketball: Interclass Baseball: Hall Guard JUNE ADRIAN: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls Club: First Aid: Girls' Chorus: Spanish Club: Art League Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight JOHN ALBIETZ: Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: R.O.T.C.: Baseball: Interclass Fencingl Art League: Honor Society ADAIR ALFORD: Concert Band: Latin Club: English Club: Spanish Club, President and Productions Sgt. Rhythms Spanish Club Sgt. : Olficers Club Society R.O.T.C. CLASS OF JUNE 1945 CAROL ANDERSON: Girls' Chorus: Latin Club Dolphin: G.A.A.: Tap: Badminton: Assemblie FRANCIS ANDERSON: Hall Guard: R.O.T.C VIRGINIA ANDERSON: Glee Club: Sophomor Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: G,A.A.: Tap WILLIAM ANDERSEN: Sophomore Football Interclass Wrestling: Wrestling Team: L Club SHIRLEY ANDRASKA: Honor Society: Scholar ship Certificate: Sophomore Girls' Club: G.A.A. Junior Girls' Club: First Aid: Senior Girls' Club DOROTHY ANDRY: Sophomore Girls' Club Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A. Square Dancing: Tennis: Badminton: Rhythms JOHN ANTRIM: Interclass Boxing: R.O.T.C LIONEL ARMSTRONG: Interclass Football: Ir terclass Basketball: Hall Guard DOROTHY BABB: G.A.A.: Badminton: Senif Girls' Council: Senior Girls' Club: Junior Girl: Club, Cabinet: Sophomore Girls' Club: Hone GEORGE BACHO: Inter-class Baseball: lnte class Basketball: Booster HAROLD BALDACCIz Hall Guard: Intercla: Baseball: Interclass Basketball: Booster: Usher JOHN BALLIN: Honor Society: 2 Scholarshi t Certificates: Latin Club, President: Hall Guarc OUISE BANACH: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: lail Service: Girls' Chorus: Square Dancing: adminton OSEPH BARNES: .OBERT BAROWS: Honor Society: Concert rand: R.O.T.C.: Interclass Basketball: Interclass aseball: Tennis: Bowling League ,OBERT BARRETT: Interclass Basketball: In- rrclass Baseball: Usher: Art League: Sophomore oys' Club: Hall Guard ORRAINE BASICH: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' lub: Girls' Chorus ILARENCE BEAM: R.O.T.C., Lt. Col,: 3A Class resident: Senior Boys' Council: Football Team, Ianager: Track and Cross Country Teams: ophomore Council: Olhcers' Club: Picked Pla- non Commander ERTON BECKER: Wrestling Team: Basketball: encing: English Club: Hall Guard RNEST BEDNARR: junior Basketball Team: Club IICHAEL BELL: R.O.T.C., Sgt.: Sophomore abinet: Band: Rifle Team: Clean Up Campaign OBERT BELL: L Club: Swimming Team: Jphomore Council, President: I.C.C,: Honor Jciety 'ONALD BETHKE: R.O.T.C.g R.O.T.C. Band: nanish Club: Hall Guard: Honor Roll UGENE BIALKA: ILASS OF UNE 1943 ADELAIDE BIELASKI: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Social Room Attendant: G.A.A.: Leaders: Clean Up Campaign MILDRED BILLSTROM: Honor Society: Clean Up Campaign: Art League: Classical Club, Secre- tary: G.A.A.: Senior Girls' Club: Costume De- sign BERNICE BLECHA: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Honor Society: Team Games: Square Dancing: Rhythms MARIAN BLECHA: G.A.A.: LD Club: Senior Girls' Club: Leaders: Badminton: Team Games: Art League: Square Dancing Page One Hundred Thirty-Nine LORRAINE BODINET: Girls' Chorusg G.A.A.g HERMAN BOMHER: Bowling Teamg Usherg Life Savingg Rhythmsg Tapg Golfg Los Dormil- Interclass Basketball lones g Leaders RAYMOND BOLLINGER Hall Guard Base EUGENE BOHLIN: Hall Guardg Bowling Teamg ballg Interclass Boxingg Art' League ' ' J U N E R.O.T.C., Capt.g Officers Club Page One Hundred Forty LILLIAN BONCELA: Four Years Perfect At tendanceg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Sophomorm Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Los Dormilonesg Art League CASIMIR BORKOWSKI: Honor Societyg Base ballg Office Assistant ANTON BOROWSKI: Boys' Chorusg R.O.T.C. Public Speakingg Art League, Treasurerg Hal Guard ALICE BOROVIC: Honor Societyg G.A.A.g So phomore Girls' Clubg Four Years Perfect Attend anceg junior Girls' Clubg Circulo Del Espanol Secretaryg Senior Girls' Club DOROTHY BORTKVITCH: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Honor Society Senior Girls' Clubg Fencingg Badmintong Square Dancing WALTER BOYCHUK: Footballg Baseballg Swin Teamg Interclass Boxingg L Club LILLIAN BRADTKE: G.A.A.g Boostersg Bad mintong Tapg Square Dancingg Sophomore Girls Club MARCELLA BRATTON: Rhythmsg Badminton G.A.A. RAYMOND BRAZAUSKAS: Weekly, Sport: Editorg R.O.T.C., Captaing Senior Boys' Council Honor Societyg I.C.C.g Sophomore Footballg Base ballg Officers Club ROSEMARY BRENNAN: G.A.A.g Costume De signg Art Leagueg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Senio Girls' Club MARGARET BRETT: Sophomore Girls' Club junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Rhythm CAROL BRODERICK: G.A.A.g Senior Girls Councilg Senior Girls' Clubg 3A Class Secretary Treasurer junior Girls' Clubg Mail Service Honor Societyg Sophomore Girls' Club 'AT BRODERICK: Vice-President, Sophomore iirls' Clubg G.A.A.g junior Girls' Clubg Vice- 'resident, Senior Girls' Clubg Vice-President, 4B Ilassg Girls' Glee Clubg Tap IAY BROWN: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg unior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Art ,eagueg Costume Design Clubg Life Savingg lonor Society IARGARET BROWN: 2nd place Art Scholastic fontestg Art Leagueg Clean Up Committeeg Soph- more Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Girls' ilee Clubg Badmintong G.A.A. IELEN BRUDNY: Honor Societyg Secretary, ,atin Clubg Vice-President, Latin Clubg Vice- resident, Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g LD Clubg ophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Club IARY BRUSIC: G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Clubg unior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg quare Dancingg Tapg Art Leagueg Rhythms IELEN BRYJA: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' llubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg irst Aiclg Art Leagueg Spanish Clubg Tap LORENCE BURNS: G.A.A.g Mail Serviceg oostersg 2A Cabinetg Badmintong Sophomore iirls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' lub HIRLEY BURZLAFF: G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg icretaries, Assemblies Administrationg Honor So- etyg Music Appreciation Clubg Senior Girls' lub UDOLPH BUSSI HYLLIS BYRON: Senior Girls' Clubg Badmin- Ing Honor Rollg Weeklyg G.A.A.g Square Danc- igg Clean Up Campaigng Junior Girls' Club OLA CAAGB: G.A.A.g Tapg Art Leagueg hythmsg Spanish Clubg Square Dancingg Bad- inton ICHARD CALDER: XVrestlingg Latin Clubg rt Leagueg Senior Boys' Clubg junior Boys' lubg Hall Guard I . ROBERT CLADER: Latin Clubg Senior Boys' DONALD CARROLL: R.O.T.C.g Baseball 3:26 J '0' BOYS Clubl Han Guard' Af' THEODORE CARR: Honor sofieryg Prom Bid g Committee NORMAN CARLSON: Swim Teamg Usherg L Club Page One Hundred Forly-Une MARGUERITE CASSI: Class Secretaryg Senior Girls' Councilg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Senior Girls' Clubg Spanish Club, Treasurerg Hall Guardg Fencing JOHN CANAVAN: R.O.T,C., Sgtg Hall Guartl ANTOINETTE CELIO: Scholarship Cerrihcatesg Honor Societyg Girls' Chorusg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Art Le'1 1 e 'eu JUNE 1945 EDWARD CERVENY: lnterclass Basketballg Bas- ketball Teamg Varsity Football Tcamg L Clubg Hull Guarclg Interclass Baseball Page One Hundred Forty-Two RUBERT CHAP: Senior Boys' Councilg Weekly Honor Societyg Honor Societyg I.C.C.g Clean U1 Campaigng Swimming ANDORIS CHAPCHU: G.A.A.g Latin Club Wfeeklyg Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Honor Society ROSE MARIE CHIARAMONTE: Mail Service Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g junior Girls' Club Honor Societyg Rhythmsg Team Games EDWARD CHOXVANIEC: L Clubg Basebal Team, Capt.g Baseball Team THEODORA CHRISANTHOS: G.A.A.g Latil Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club Square Dancing GENEVA CHRISTENSEN: junior Girls' Club Senior Girls' Clubg Weeklyg Honor Society G.A.A.g Fencingg Art Leagueg Bowling MAX CHVUASZCZEWSKI: Bowling League Secretaryg Hall Guardg Usherg I.C,C. LORRAINE CISZEWSKI: G.A.A. Board anc Cabinetg Honor Societyg 2 Scholarship Certifi catesg Weekly LD Club, Presidentg L and E Chevronsg Dolphing I.C.C. FRANK CIUREJ: Hall Guardg Usherg Booster Interclass Basketballg Interclass Baseball VIC CIARA: Interclass Basketballg Interclas Baseballg Hall Guardg Interclass Boxingg Radi- Club TED CLARK: A Cappella Choirg Latin Clubg Ar Leagueg R.O.T.C.g Hall Guard PAUL CLAWSON: Swimming Teamg I.C.C. Honor Societyg L Clubg Interclass Basketball -IELDON COI-IEN: Sophomore Footballg Var- ty Footballg L Clubg I.C.C.g Boys' Chorusg ennisg .l-Ionor Society ECELIA COLEMAN: Sophomore Girls' Clubg 'ench Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' lubg G.A.A.g Square Dancingg Rhythms IAN COLLINS: G.A.A.3 Sophorriore Girls' ubg Honor Societyg junior Girls' Clubg Senior irls' Clubg Rhythmsg Square Dancing RROL CONNELL: G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Clubg ail Serviceq Life Savingg Art Leagueg Clean Q Campaign IMES CONNELLY: Honor Roll: Hull Guardg O.T.C,g Ushersg Interclass Baseball -ORENCE CONNELLY: Sophomore Girls' ubg junior Girls' Clubg Hall Guardg Senior Qrls' Clubg G.A.A.g Badminton: Golf 'EVE CONNERY: Inte-rclass Basketballg Inter- iss Baseballg Interclass Footballg Boostersg Hall .rarclg Calastatics IMES CRAMER: Hall Guardg Poster Designg terclass Football: Interclass Baseballg Interclass ,slretballg Fencing IIRLEY CRAVENER: G.A,A.g Sophomore ibinetg A Cappella Choir: Madrigalg Senior rls' Clubg Rhythmsg Tapg Square Dancing RGINIA CRAWFORD: G.A.A.g Senior Girls' ubg Junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Cabi- tg LD Clubg I.C.C.g Honor Societyg Fencing CHARD CROIX: Honor Societyg Interclass sketballg Hall Guardg Projection Club .LEN CRUM: Track Teamg First Place Inter- ss Country NORA CUNNINGHAM: I.C.C.g Fencingg Jun- ROMAN CZERWINSKI: Minute Men ior Girls' Clubg Golfg Badmintong Sophomore Girls' Club Cabinetg G'A.A. FRED DAESCHLER: Hall Guafag R.O.T.C. OLGA CZECH: G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Square Dancingg Rhythmsg Boostersg Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Club Page One Hundred Forty-Three JEROME DANIELS: R.O.T.C., Lt.g I.C.C.g L Clubg Fencing Teamg Honor Societyg Officers Clubg Fencing L AGNES DASBACH: Fencingg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg A Cappella Choirg Art Leagueg G.A.A. Page One Hurzdred Forty-Four ROBERT DEOBLER: Aeronautics Club, Presig Q ' JUNE 194 LAWRENCE DEBARY: Boys' Chorusg Assem- blies and Productionsg Goodwill Clubg Inter- class Foothallg Interclass Baseballg Interclass Bas- lzetballg Stage Crew clentg Minute Meng R.O.T.C.g Fencing Team Boys' Chorusg Assemblies and Productionsg Lind blom Canteen LAWRENCE DECKER: Interclass Boxingg Spa ish Cluhg Swimming Teamg French Clubg Int class Football A JOHN DE JOHN: Hall GU2lfdQ Clean Up ca paigng Eagle Salesman VIVIEN DE LAY: French Clubg Dolphin Clu Spanish Cluhg LD Clubg Senior Girls' Clc G.A.A.g A Cappella Choirg Girls' Chorus JAMES DEMPSEY: Art Leagueg Hall Guar Assemblies ancl Productionsg R.O.T.C.g Pick Platoon ANDREW DEMSKO: junior Basketball Tea: L Clubg Hall Guardg Bowling Club PATRICIA DENEEN: G.A.A.g A Cappelf junior Girls' Clubg French Clubg Sophomc Girls' Clubg Art Clubg Senior Girls' Club ELIZABETH DIETZ: LD Club, Presidentg Soy omore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Sen Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Club Cabinetg G.A.1 Q I.C.C.g Clean Up Campaign GLORIA DORIA: Social Room Attendantg Sp: ish Clubg Fencingg Sophomore Girls' Clubg jun. Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g A Cappella Choir ED DORNER: Concert Bandg Marching Ban Honor Societyg Hall Guardg R.O.T.C.g Dar Orchestra PATSY DREW: Honor Societyg Mail Serviu Senior Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Sopl more Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Spanish Club, Pre dentg Team Games TILLIE DRUKTEN: French Club, Secreta. junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.1 Swimming HELEN DUROVIK: G.A.A.g Concert Orchest. Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg S1 ior Girls' Clubg Square Dancing JNNIE DUDLEY: Vifeekly, Assistant Editorg nior Girls' Club, Presidentg Senior Girls' Club. esidentg G.A.A. Honor Societyg Badmintong iythms AN DYE: Honor Society, Team Gamesg Dol- ing Hall Guard, Mail Service, Treasurerg A.A,g LD Clubg Tennis JWARIJ DZVUIGAN: Interclass Baseballg ln- class Basketballg Usherg Hall Guardg Bowling am NUREINCE EBERT: Swimming Teumg Bowling am FUIS EBERT: R.O.T.C.g Honor Roll, Honor :iety 'SEPHINE EDWARDS: Aeronautics Club, easurerg G.A.A.g Teachers ILLIAM EGGERT: lndoor Track, Interclniss immingg Cross Country, Hall Guardg Radio Jb IRTRUDE EHLERT: Honor Societyg Scholar- p Certilicateg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg L g 5 Picarosg Badminton: Fencingg junior Girls ib. 'RRAINE EKLUND: G.A.A.: Art Leuguez stume Designg Boostersg Tapg Square Dancingg ythmsg Fencing. LLIE ELDRIDGE: Soph. Footballg Varsity Foot- lg Bowlingq Senior Boys' Councilg Honor So 53 :QUELINE ENGEl.HARDTi Copy Editor, 'elclyg I.C.C.3 junior Girls Club, Secretaryg nor Societyg Senior Girls Club, Tennisg Bad- :ton ANK ENGLER: Hall Guardsg Honor Rollg 7.T.C.g Wfeekly LASS OF JNE 1943 DONALD ERICKSONZ Honor Societyg Latin Hall Guard BONNA ESTERSON: Order of Golden Eugleg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg L and Four Chev- ronsg Wfeeklyg Co-editor of Pe-p's Diary Two Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Societyq LD Club JOSEPHINE EVINSKAS: First Aidg Taipg Tennisg Teachers Assistantg Badmintong G.A.A.g French Clubg Honor Society WANDA LEE FANTA: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Charm Classg Spanish Clubg Senior Girls' Club, English Club Page One Hundred Forty-Five JANE FARMER: Dolphin: G.A.A.: French Club: WAIRREN FENCL: Student Coach: lnterclass Art League, Honor Society, Badminton, Tap Boxing, L Club MARY LOU FEBEL: Honor Society: 5 Scholar- WINFIELD FERRY: Hall Guard: Usher: Art N E ship Certificates: Dolphin: Life Saving: G.A.A.: League: Swimming Team . Art League: Civic Bank: Senior Girls' Club Page One Ilznzdred Forty-Six VERNON FIELD: Spanish Club, Treasurer: Ha Guard: R.O.T.C., lst Sgt. BENTON FISHER: Hall Guard: Usher: Bas ball Team: Interclass Football: Interclass Basks ball EVELYN MAE FISCHER: Sophomore Girl Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Clul G.A.A.: Square Dancing: Badminton: Frenm Club ROSE ELLEN FLAVIN: G.A.A.: Leaders: Li Dormilonesg Team Games: Badminton: Booste junior Girls' Club: Tap GRETCHEN FLENTKE: G.A.A.: A Cappel Choir: Fencing: Sophomore Girls' Club: junii Girls' Club: French Club, President: Honor S ciety: French Club, Secretary PEGGY FLYNN: 4A Vice-President: Girl Chorus, President: Senior Girls' Club, Presiden Senior Girls' Council: Honor Society: Mail Se vice: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A. FRANCES FOURNIER: G.A,A.: Square Dan ing: Rhythms ELLENOR FOX: Leaders: Sophomore Girl Club: junior Girls' Club: Badminton: Ofh Training Club: Team Games: G.A.A,: Squa Dancing RAYMOND FOX: R.O.T.C.: Clean Up Cai paign: Art Club CHARLES FRANCIS LENORE FRANCOIS: Honor Society: G.A.f Latin Club: Leaders: Art League: Team Game L: Boosters MARGARET FRANK: I.C.C.: Weekly: I Club: Life Saving: Senior Girls' Cabinet: G.A.1' Senior Girls' Club: Clean Up Campaign IOLET FREDERICK: G.A.A.3 Team Games: iythmsg Honor Societyg Scholarship Certi6cate3 vphomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg ench Club, Secretary OLORES FREEMAN: G.A.A.g Junior Girls' ,ubg Senior Girls' Clubg English Clubg Rhythmsg tdminton ARGARET FRENCH: A Cappella Choirg onor Society: G.A.A.1 Senior Girls' Clubg Pan nerican Club: Art League: Tapg Rhythms LBERT FRENCHIK: Usher: Boys' Chorusg S.C.g Vfeeklyg Golfg Assemblies and Produc- xnsg Swimming Team: Art League -LA MAE FRESE: G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg D Clubg Latin Clubg Badmint0n1 junior Girls' ubg Tapg Rhythmsg Leader DBERT FREUND: Senior Boys' Councilg L ubg Wrestling Teamg l.C.C.g Eagle Staffg onor Societyg lnterclass Vfrestlingg 2 Scholar- ip Certificates 'ILLIAM FUNKE: Baseball Teamg Interclass vimmingg lnterclass Basketballg Honor Societyg Scholarship Certificate .EANOR GASH: Freshmen Girls' Clubq Soph- Jore Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Art Leagueg Rhythmsg tpg Spanish Club DBERT GAFFANY: Hall Guard LORIA GAPSHIS: Senior Girls' Councilg 6 holarship Certificates: Honor Societyg Sopho- mre Cabinetq Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' iorusg junior Girls' Club IEL GASKIN: Interclass Basketball: Interclass .seballg Interclass Footballg Art League -IFFORD GASIROXVSKI: ' - ' - ' sl , it , - ' '7 3 Q 12 r ' .ay , Q' 'Y 'tr 0 ' Q , ,ss L ttf S1 JUNE GAUSSELIN: Girls' Chorusg Honor So- cietyg Mail Serviceg G.A.A.g Tennisg Sophomore Girls' Clubg French Clubg Senior Girls' Club ILASS OF UNE 1943 GORDON GEUTHER: Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Interclass Basketballg R.O.T.C.g Rifle Teamg all Guardg Radio Clubg Weekly THERESA GIANOLA: Fencingg Team Games Tennisg Golfg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A. PHYLLIS GLEESON: Glee Clubg G.A.A,g Tap Senior Girls' Clubg Spanish Clubg Rhythms Square Dancing Page One Hundred Forty-Seven MARIEL GLEICH: Sophomore Girls' Clubg jun- ior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Mail Serviceg Honor Societyg G.A.A. PHYLLIS GLEICHZ Golfg Spanish Cluhg G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Cluhg Art Leagueg Tapg Los Dormilones, Treasurer Page One Hundred Forty-Eigbz LOTTIE GLOMBICKIZ G.A.A,g Boostersg Fresh- man Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Cluhg Los Dormilones BERNICE GNASS: G.A,A.g Leadersg Ofhce As- sistantg Senior Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Cluhg First Aidg Art Leagueg LD Club Cluhg Team Games. Ping Pongg Tap. Scnior Girls' Club. ior Girls Cluh. Bowling. i CLASS OF JUNE l943 I.ORRE'I I'A GOEPPNIZR: Wfecklyg G.A.A.: Boosters: Honor Rollg Tennis VIRGINIA GOLDEN: junior Girls Cluhg Senior Girls' Cluhg Sophomore Girls Clubg Fencingg Bad- mintong Square Dancingg Rhythms, LFONA GOLKE: G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Tvic ' Scholarship Certihcatesg Sophomore Girls Clubg -Iunior Girls Clubg Senior Girls Cluhg Spanish STANLEY GONGOLA: Basehallg Honor Society ARTHUR GONSCH: R.O.T.C. MARIE GORUM: Rhythmsq G,A.A.g Fencing EDXWARD GRABARIK: Hall Guardg Stage Crew HARRY GRABOWSKI: Boys Chorusg Sophomorc Foothallg Dance Bandg R.O.T.C. Band. ANNA MAY GREGG: A Capella Choirg G.A.A ALICE GREEN: Art Leagueg G.A.A.g Sophomorc Girls Club: junior Girls Cluhg Senior Girls Club I-Ionor Societyg Spanish Club. EIMYRA GREEN: Sophomore Girls Cluhg junio Girls Cluhg G.A.A.g Leadersg Tapg Rhythmsg Sen PATRICIA GREENWOOD: Honor Societyg Ar Leagueg G.A.A.g Rhythmsg Tennisg Tapg Swim JOLORES GREYBAR: Spanish Clubg Team iamesg G.A.A.g Life Saving. OHN GRUNAUER, 'HILLIP GRUNAUER: Referees Club. LICHARD GUMBER: Wrestling Teamq Fencing 'eamg Captain: Inter-class Wrestlingg Inter-class loxing. XAROLD GUMM: R.O.T.C.g L Clubg Trackg ioxing. JORRIS HACKMAN: Boys' Chnrus, President: loys' Chorus, Librariang Hall Guardg Interclass laseball3 Radio Clubg Bandg Interclass Football ,EONARD HAJOST: Senior Boys' Councilq Ionor Societyg Hall Guard, Captaing Baseball Ianagerg Officers Clubg R.O.T.C., Captaing Ush- rs' Clubg Minute Men, Secretary ACK HALE: Baseballg Honor Societyg Hall Guard PEORGE HALFORD: Hall Guardg Baseball 'eamg Bowling Teamg Latin Clubg Usherg .O.T.C,g Band IARIAN M. HAMILTON: G.A.A.g Orchestrag -irls' Chorusg Junior Girls' Clubg Tap Classy lome Management Clubg Choirg Hall Guard ERNICE HARDER: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' lubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg atin Clubg Art Leagueg Honor Societyg First Aid ORDON HARGIS: A Cappella Choir, Man- gerg Madrigalsg R.O.T.C., First Lt.g Officers lubg Interclass Footballg Interclass Basketball ILASS OF UNE 1943 il S' at HAZEL HASSKARL: Senior Girls' Councilg LD Clubg Athletic Lg Honor Societyg Fencingg Senior Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Club ADELINE HAUFF: G.A.A.g Ottice Assistantg Team Gamesg Senior Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Spanish Clubg A Cappella Choir GEORGE HAVALKA: Stage Crewg Interclass Baseballg lnterclass Basketballg Hall Guardg Honor Rollg Usher HENRY HAXVRYLEXVICZ: Honor Societyg 2nd Lt., R.O.T.C.g Ofiicers Clubg Fire Marshalg Usherg Hall Guard, Capt.g Boys' Chorusg Weekly Staff Page One Hundred Forty-Nine MABEL HEIMBERG: G,A.A,: Sophomore Girls' DANA HEFFNER: Los Dormilones: R.O.T.C.: Cllllll IUHIOI Gifls' Clllbl SCHIOF Gifls' Club, Fencing Team: Hall Guard: Band HUUOI' SUCIQTYL I-e21llEfS JAMES HEGARTY: Interclass Council: lst Lt., DORIS HEINER: G.A.A.: Latin Club: Sopho- R.O,T.C. Band: Concert Band: Band Lyre: Los more Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Badmin- Dormilones: Honor Society: Art League ton: Tap 2 Page One I'Iuml'1ed Fifty RICHARD HEINRICH: Basketball Team: H: Guard: Intermural Basketball: Interclass Basebz ALLEN HEINZ: Art Editor, Eagle: Art Leagr President: 5B Class Treasurer: Inter-Cabir Council: Honor Society: Boys' Chorus: Asse blies and Productions: Dance Orchestra NATHAN HENDERSON: Interclass Basketbal DOROTHY HEXVITT: G.A.A. Board and Cal net: and lst Chevron: 4 Dolphins: Sopl' more Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Vir President of Spanish Club: LD Club: Life Sz ing: Basketball Honor Team jOHN HIGGINS: Fencing: Hall Guard: Ushc Honor Society JAMES G. I-IILGFR: Honor Roll: Sophomc Football Team, Varsity Football Team, Co-Cap Varsity Football Team: BB Class President: Sc ior Council: Intermural Basketball: L Club: Fo ball Coach MARYBIEA HINES: Tap: Badminton: Rhythn Honor Roll HENRY HIRSCHMAN: WILHELMINA HODGE: G.A.A.: Team Gamr Sophomore Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: I5 American Club: Los Dormilones: LD Club: I-I Guard MARGUERITI2 M, HOFFMAN: G.A.A.: Sopl more Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Sen Girls' Club: Art League: Hall Guard: First I MARGARET HOLDEN: G.A.A.: Sophomr Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club, Treasurer: S4 ior Girls' Club: Costume Design, Preside French Club: Hall Guard: Bowling MARY LEE HOWE: Cap and Gown Committ Chairman: G,A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: Te Games: Rhythms: Fencing: junior Girls' Ch Senior Girls' Club IARIAN HRUBY: 2 Scholarship Certihcates: lonor Society: LD Club: G.A.A.: Girls' Chorus: unior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Hall luard: Art League AWRENCE HUBACEK: Ushers' Club: Hall Puard: R,O.T.C., Sgt.: Picked Platoon EAN HUFF: G.A,A., Patience : Sophomore iirls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' lub: Art League: French Club: Tap USSELI. HULLINGERZ Hall Guard, Lieuten- 1t: Ushers' Club: Latin Club, Treasurer: .O.T.C.., Sgt.: Picked Platoon: Rifle Company VILLIAM HUNTER: lst Sgt., R.O.T.C.: Picked latoong Assemblies and Productions: Latin Club 'OROTHY HURYSZ: Honor Society: G.A.A,3 inior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Team ames: Art League: Spanish Club HILIP IGOE: Sophomore Football: Varsity Jotballg Baseball 'ILBUR INGRAM: Captain, R.O.T.C.: Swim- ing Team: Boys' Chorus: Honor Society lILDRED IVANOVIC: G.A.A.: Sophomore irls' Club: Junior Girls' Club: Rhythms: Golf: all Guard: Senior Girls' Club: Fencing: French lub AVERNE JACOBSEN: President, G.A.A. Board nd Cabinet: Order of Golden Eagle: 3 Scholar- ip Certificates: Honor Society: Chairman, Class ng: L and 4 Chevrons: Weekly: Bowling zague ALPH JACOBSEN: Swimming Team: Cheer fader: Spanish Club: Minute Men fARIAN JAMES: Athletic L: LD Club: Girls' horus: G.A.A.g Bowling: Badminton: Rhythms JOE JANDACEK: Hall Guard: Band: Sopho- more Cabinet: Radio Club, Vice-President: Usher: :LASS OF UNE 1943 ANNETTE JANKE: G.A.A.: Bowling League: Senior Girls' Club: Sophomore Council LORRAINE JARR: G.A,A.: Mail Service Cabi- net: Golf Club: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Inter Cabinet Council: Art League: Hall Guard JOSEPH JENDZIO: Swimming Team: L Club: French Club: Swimming Manager: Usher: Hall Guard: Radio Club Page Une Illnldmfd 'Jill-J'-0116 CHESTER JIRIK: Fencing Teamg Honor Society RICHARD T. JOHNSON: R.O.T.C., Corp.g Hall Guardg Senior Boys' Cluhg Art Leagueg Stage Crew was Page One I-Iundred Fifty-Two LOIS K. JONES: Senior Girls Cluhg G.A.A.g Fencingg Badmintong Team Games. BETTY JORGENSEN: G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Bandg Senior Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Tapg Rhythmsg Hall Guard fect Attendance mintong Rhythms Clubg G.A.A. Rhythms Sophomore Cabinet CLASS OI JUNE 1945 MARY JUNKROWSKI: G.A.A.g Senior Girlf Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Club Team Gamesg Tapg Honor Societyg 4 Years Pei DOROTHY KADANSKY: G.A.A.3 Sophomor Girls' Clubp Junior Girls' Clubg Square Dance Golfg Tennisg Tapg Senior Girls' Club MARGARET KALMANEK: LD Treasurerg LI Program Chairmang Girls' Chorusg Honor Sc cietyq Scholarship Certiticateg Leadersg G.A.A. L ard First Chevrong Senior Girls' Cluh ERN.E KAMHOLZ: Hall Guardg Bandg Cros Country Ttackg Inner Class Cross Country MARY KARIOLIC: G.A.A.1 Spanish Clubg Bar FRANK KARNER: Capp Fencing Teamg Usheri Clubg Projection Clubg Fire Marshalg 4 Year Perfect Attendance: 4A Class Treasurer EVELYN KARPO: Dolphin Clubg Life savin Clubg Lg Mail Serviceg Leadersg Senior Girl: HELEN KASANG: G.A.A.g Honor Society THEODORE KATSIKAS: lnterclass Wrestling JEAN KEATING: G.A.A.g Honor Society French Clubg Team Games MARYLOU KELLEHERZ Spanish Club! G.A.A. Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Ser ior Girls' Clubg Rhythmsg Tapg Badminton ROBERT KELLER: Hall Guardg Honor Society I Scholarship Certificateg R.O.T.C.g Ushers' Club KNN KELLMANN: Freshman Girls' Club: Hall Suard: Orchestra: G.A.A.: Art League: junior Eirls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Spanish Club lETSY ANN KELLY: G.A.A.: Honor Society: .atin Club: Art League: Sophomore Girls' Club: vfail Service Cabinet DOROTHY KELLY: G.A.A,: Boosters: junior Sirls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Honor Roll: Tap: Rhythms: Badminton: Sophomore Girls' Ilub: Spanish Club .A VERNE KELTER: Spanish Club, Secretary 19411: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Sirls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: 2 Scholarship Iertificates LUTH KIEFFER: Spanish Club: Sophomore Sirls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Ilub: Art League: G.A,A.: Rhythms .ILLIAN KINZIE: Concert Orchestra: G.A.A.: ophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Latin flub: Rhythms: Square Dancing: Tap: Booster 'INCENT J. KLAUS: Junior Swim Team: Sen- Jr Swim Team, Capt.: Track Team, Manager: 'ootball Team, Manager: L Club: Minute Men: lonor Society: 3 Major L's ,UGENE KLEMBA: Clean Up Campaign' ..O.T.C., Staff Sgt.: Company Clerk ,ORRAINE KLODE: Team Games: G.A.A.' ophomore Girls' Club: junioir Girls' Club: Tap' quare Dancing: Honor Roll: Recreational Games s HYLLIS KLOS: Honor Society: G.A.A.: Secre- , try Board and Cabinet: LD Club: Latin Club: erfect Scholarship: Athletic L: Weekly: Mail f 1 ervice HIRLEY MAE KLUEVER: G.A,A.: Fencing: - 'eam Games: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior . - ,, Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Leader ' 2' - OREN KNIBBS: Honor Society: R.O.T.C., 2ntl ieut.: Ofhcers Club: Intramural Basketball ILASS OF UNE l943 LOUISE KNIPFER: Acc, Choir: G.A.A.: French Club: junior Girls' Club: Art League: Oflice Clerk: Tap FREDDA KOFFMAN: Art League, President: I.C.C., Secretary: Mail Service Cabinet: Weekly, Assistant Editor: Office Assistant: Hall Guard: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A. DOROTHY KOLECZKA: Ass't. Class Treasurer: G.A.A.: Senior Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club: Honor Society: Mail Service: Art League KATHERINE KOOVALLES: Offlfe Training Club: Latin Club: Mixed Chorus: Sophomore Girls' Club: Art League: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms Page One Hundred' Fifty-Three ELINOR KOZLA: Freshman Club: Girls' Cho- rus: Team Games: Sophomore Girls' Club: French Club: Hall Guard: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Art League CHARLES KOZLOWSKI: Sophomore Football: Varsity Football: L Club: Intermural Basketball: Honor Roll: Hall Guard Page One lllzmlred Fifty-Four ROBERT KRAGIE: BB Treasurer: Football: L Club: Honor Society: Booster: Usher DORIS KRAUSE: Sophomore Girls' Club: Jun- ior Girls' Club: French Club: G.A.A.: Social Service Committee: Senior Girls' Club: Honor Society Team, R.O.T.C. Society: Track Team Guards Orchestra Games CLASS OF JUNE 1943 ROBISRT KRUIZGER: Hall Guard: Bowling Team: Publicity Otiicer, R.O.T.C.: Art League Good Will Club: Spanish Club ROBERT KRVAVICA: Honor Society: Hall Guards: Ushers' Club: Officers Club: R.O.T,C. Art League: Weekly Staff: Major, R.O.T.C.: Riflc LORRAINE KUBAz Art League: G.A.A.: Sopho more Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Glee Clul NORBIZRT KUBASHAK: French Club: Hono: VIERNE KUICK: Radio Club: Sophomore Rep resentativc: Ushers: Hall Guard: Light Brigade Projection Club: Clean Up Committee ARTHUR KUKIELA: Hall Guard: Honor So citty: Honor Roll: Intramural Basketball: Usher: WARRIEN LA BEAU: Gymnastic Team: L Club Minute Men: Track Team MATT. LADEWSKI: Interclass Baseball: Inter class Basketball: Bowling Team: Ushers: Hal ESTHER LA MONTAGNE: Minute Men Club G.A.A.: Team Games: French Club: Sophomorr Girls' Club: Art League: Costume Designing LaVl2RNE LANDECK: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Club: Boosters: Honor Society: Sophomore Girls Club: Square Dancing: junior Girls' Club: Tean GLENN LANTRY: Bowling Team: Hall Guard R.O.T.C.: Division Usher: Honor Roll VIVIAN LAPE: G,A.A.: Badminton: Spanisl Club: Pan American Club: Art League: Senio Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Team Games EDITH LARSON: Athletic L, 2 Chevrons: Girls' Ihorus: Honor Society: Life Saving: Latin Club: -D, Treasurer: Senior Girls' Club: President's Iouncil KAMONA LARSON: Order of the Golden Eagle: Eight Semesters, Honor Society: G.A.A. Board ind Cabinet: 2 Scholarship Certificates: Athletic -, 4 Chevrons: Ass't, Editor, Weeklyf: Clean Up fampaign: Peps Diary .OUISE LASCHOISIEIIZ Skating: Leaders: Team flames: Hall Guard: G.A.A.: Girls' Chorus: lunior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club IAYNE LAXWRENCE: G.A.A,: Senior Girls' Slub: junior Girls' Club: Rhythms: Tap HAROLD LEFTVVICH2 Order of the Golden Eagle: President of the Inter Cabinet Council: Slanaging Editor of the Weekly: Senior Boys' Iiouncil: 4 Scholarship Certificates: Ushers' Club: Manager of the Football Team: President of the Pierian Club HARRIET LEHR: Order of the Golden Eagle: President of the Senior Girls' Club: Athletic L: l Chevron: Two Semesters G.A.A. Board and Cabinet: 7 Scholarship Certiticates: Sophomore Girls' Club Cabinet MARION LEHR: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Rhythms: Square Dancing: Spanish Club: Art League RITA I.ELLO: G,A.A.: Senior Girls' Club MARILYN LEMBKE: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club, Treasurer: junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club, Treasurer: French Club, Treasurer: 3 Schola irship Certificates: Honor Society: Athletic I. ALLAIN LESSER: Tennis Team: Ushers: Hall Guard, Lieutenant: French Club: R,O.T.C. IOSEPH LESTINA: Hall Guard: Ushers' Club: lnterclass Football PAULINE LEWIS: G.A.A.: Art League: Spanish Club Team Games Ti Rhxthms S uare Danc- sl i . ' -'Q ipl q' - 1 -Q ing: Badminton GLORIA LINDSTROM: l G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Hall Guard: Rhythms: Tap: Honor Society: Art League CLASS OF JUNE 1943 R.O,T.C. DAVID LOEBE: Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Band: Concert Band: Band Lyre: Lindblom Dance Band: GEORGE LOOBY: Honor Society: Boys' Cho- rus: French Club: Sophomore Cabinet: Assem- blies Productions: Hall Guards: NX'eekly Sales- man: Stage Electricians ROBERT LOOMISZ Major- Executive-Otlicer, R.O.T.C.: Assistant Editor, Wfeekly: Senior Boys' Council: Inter Cabinet Council: Captain, Hall Guard: Co-Chairman Clean Up Campaign: Man- ager, Dance Orchestra: Honor Society Page One Hundred Fifty-Fire WILI.IAM LUNDSTROM: MICHAEL LYONS: Captain lnterclass Baseballg Captain Interclass Basketballg Hall Guardg Boost- ersg Interclass Footballg Ushers . V Wxjffgf, : L. p AW .Er ,. I. H mv . gig . .,,r:'5: gtg-,g:E:sagr5: 2,,ig . V - K 1 ' girqgw H :v A Tit 5525 we f - 7 - X at vp' 'r :ii ' 1 :fr flsr, f I . wi igymivitvzrgy ,, Page One HllHd7'B!Z Fifiy-Six THOMAS LYONS: R.O.T.C. Concert Band: R.O.T.C.g Band Lyreg Band Non-Commissioned Officer CLASS Ol JUNE 1942 LORRAINE MACK: LD Clubg Honor Societyg Treasurer, Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Art Leagueg Vlfeeklyg junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club l MERLOUISE MAHAN: Honor Societyg Ha Guardg G.A.A.g Art Leagueg Music Appreciatin Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clul Orchestra JOHN MAHONEY. MARGARET MALO: G.A.A.1 Sophomore Girl Clubg junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Clult Leadersg Fencingg Latin Clubg Spanish Clubs BERENICIZ MANDERNACK: G.A.A,g Sopln more Girls' Clubg Honor Societyg Graduating i Three and One-half Years BOB MANNY: Sophomore Councilg Hull Guard Honor Rollg Gymnastics RAY MARCIN: JAMES MAREK: Gym Orhce DICK MARTIAL: Footballg Stage Crew ALICE CELIA MARTZ: Golden Eagleg Weekly Associate Editorg G.A.A. Board and Cabinet 3 Scholarship Certilicatesg Girls' Chorus, Trea: urerg Honor Society, Seven Semestersg LD Clul Secretary: Athletic L and Chevron VIIRNA MASON: Life Savingg G.A.A.g A C115 pella Choir: Dolphing Weeklyg French Club Junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club RITA MATHIS: Girls' Chorus, Librarian G,A.A.1 Badminton ERICH MAUERHOFF: Bowling Club ,IZABETI-I MAYIZR: Mail Service Cabinet, A.A., Honor Society, Latin Club, Vice-Presi- it IY LOU MAYER: LD Club, Los Ricaros, stume Design Club, Secretary, Senior Girls' Jb, Art League, Honor Society, junior Girls' lb, G.A.A. ITTY MCALLISTER: Senior Girls' Council, El 'culo Espanol, President, Los Dormilones, Vice- fsident, Inter Cabinet Council, Life Saving, alphin, Concert Orchestra, Senior Girls' Club IIYRLSA MCANDRFVU: H o n o r S o C i C t y, A,A., LD Club, Life Saving, Dolphin, French Jb, Leaders, Team Games DELE MCARDLE: G.A.A., French Club, Sen- Girls' Club, Rhythms, Badminton, Tap, mor Society KE MCAVOY: 3B Class, Vice-President, Sen- Girls' Council, Inter Cabinet Council, Vicc- Bsiclent, Honor Society, LD Club, Los Dormi- les, Treasurer, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club KLLEN MCCABE. KXINE MCDONALD: G.A.A., Senior Girls' lb, junior Girls' Club, Sophomore Girls' Club, rls' Chorus, Clean Up Campaign, Fencing, dminton lKF MCGARRY: Usher, Hall Guartl lGENlE MCGINTY: Latin Club, French Club, easurer, Honor Roll UAH LEEN MCGRATH: Team Games, G.A.A., ythms, Sophomore Girls' Club, junior Girls Jb, Senior Girls' Club, Honor Society .AN D. MCKINSTRY: 'J- dnl f 'P' T .0 t Q DUNCAN MCKOXVN: Stage Crew, Light Briv gatle, Bowling Team, Honor Roll I-ASS OF u , onor ociety, Honor Ro RUTH MCNAMARA: Glee Club, Freshman Girls' Club, G.A.A., LD Club, Sophomore Girls' Club, junior Girls' Club, Dolphin Club, Life Saving, Senior Girls' Club ALLEN MEILACH: Spanish Club, Honor So- ciety, Baseball Team, Track, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., Ofhcers Club, Boys' Chorus, Picked Platoon Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven GLORIA MEISGEIER: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.g Fencingg Team Gamesg Dolphin: Life Savingg 2 Scholarship Certificates: Honor Society JEROME MENTZEL: lst Lieutenant, R.O.T.C.1 Boys' Chorusg I.C.C,g Dance Orchestrag Assembly Productiong Officers Clubg Rifle Teamg Picked Platoon MATTHEW MERCER: Gymnasticsg lnterclass JULIA MICKULAS: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg 'Q Page One HllIZ62'1'6tZ' Fifty-Eight DOROTHEA MIGIT: G.A.A.: Life Savingg Dol phing A Cappella Choirg Team Gamesg Frencl Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Honor Society JOE MIHALCIK: Ushers' Clubg Hall Guardg In tcrclass Baseballg Fencing Team FLORENCE MILTON: Freshmen Girls' Club Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club G,A.A.g Girls' Chorus: Fencingg Art League CLIFFORD MOCK: Honor Societyg Band Lyre Band Majorg Concert Bandg Inter Cabinet Coun cil, Treasurer WILLIAM MODESITT: L Clubg Baseball Team BILL MOLEK: Honor Societyg Bowling Team Ushers' Clubg Hall Guardg Interclass Baseball JAMES T. MOLLOY: Varsity Footballg Sopho more Footballg Wrestling Teamg Track Team L Clubg Intramural Wrestlingg Intramural Basket ball FRED MONDT: Inter Cabinet Council ANGELINE MONZURES: G.A.A.g Sophomor Girls' Cluhg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Rhythmsg Spanish Clubg Hall Guard MILDRED MORRISON: Office Helperg Gyr Helper: Eagle Salesmang G.A.A.g Honor Roll Office Training Club FRANCIS MULREE: ROBERT MURPHY: iLEANORE MURRAY: Sophomore Cahinetg i.A.A.g junior Girls' Cluhg Senior Girls' Club: nter Cabinet Councilg Rhythmsg French Cluhg lonor Society JON MURYS: R.O.T.C., Concert Bandg Dance Jrchestrai I.C.C.q Hall Guardg Boys' Chorusg Ueekly Staffg Usherg Stage Production ,ITA MUSIC: Honor Societyg G.A.A.g French Qlubg I,C.C.g Senior Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Iluhg Fencingg Life Saving ILEEN MUSZYNSKI: Honor Societyg junior Girls' Club: G.A.A.3 Spanish Club DGAR MUTTER: Varsity Football, Captain, Vrestlingg Vice-President, L Club: Interclass Vrestlingg Interclass Baskethall1 Sophomore Foot- all Teamg 4 Athletic L'sg Minutemen AYMOND NAGEL: Hall Guard: Ushers, and, Honor Societyg Interclass Baseball, Inter- ass Baskethallg Bowling DI-IN NAGLICH: Captain, Hall Guardsg Sgt., .O.T.C. 'LGA NAUMCZIK: G.A.A.g Art Leagucg hythms VLENN NAYLOR: Stagecraft Cluh LORENCE NELSON: Associate Editor, Wfceklyg .A.A. Cabinetg Dolphin, Life Savingg Athletic 3 Honor Societyg Team Game-sg Vice-President, reshman Club EORGIE NELSON: Hall Guardg R.O.T.C. ENNETH NEUBURGER: Hall Guurdg Honor mciety ILASS OF UNE 1943 f' 1, LEONE NIEDZWIECKI: Sophomore Girls' Cluhg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Cluhg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Badmintong Girls' Cho- rus, Girls' Bowling League JOHN NICHOLS 'li IZDXWIN NIELSEN: junior Swim Teamg Honor Society PAT NIELSEN: Assistant Editor, Eagleg 2 Scho- larship Certihcatesg LD Clubg Secretary, Senior Girls' Clubg Secretary, Sophomore Girls' Club: Honor Societyg I.C.C. Sen. Day Chairmang Los Dormilones Page One Hundred Fifly-Nine JANE E. NILLES: G.A.A.g A Cappella Choir Boostersg Senior Girls' Cluhg Junior Girls' Club Latin Club HELEN NIMASZEK: Sophomore Girls' Club Junior Girls' Cluhg Senior Girls' Clubg Treasurer, Spanish Clubg G.A.A.3 Los Dormilones Rhythmsg Four Years Perfect Attendance JUNE CAROL NONKO: A Capella Choirg Madrigal Singersg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg French Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Team Games ANNRITA NORRIS: Associate Editor, Weeklyg G.A.A.g French Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Tapg Secretary, Student Council Page One Hundred Sixty toong Rifle Company Ushers' Club Girls' Club: Golf Fencing Girls' Club Eagle Guard: Honor Roll X ballg Interclass Track CLASS OF JUNE 1943 FRANK NOVAK: Clean Up Campaigng Wfeekly Salesmang Honor Rollg R.O.T.C.g Picked Pla FLORIAN NOWICKI: Concert Bandg Sgt. Marching Banclg Lieut., Hall Guardg Honor Roll JACK O'BRIEN: Book Room Attenantg Scholar ship Committceg Hall Guardg Honor Society LAURENE O'BRlEN: Wfeeklyg G.A.A.g Sopho more Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senio: CARL OHRN: Basketballg L Club with 2 L's THOMAS O'LEARY: Hall Guardg Honor So cietyg R.O.T.C., Capt.: Clean Up Campaign Otlicers Clubg lnterclass Basketballg R.O.T.C Picked Platoong Rifle Company ERNESTINE OLENICK: G.A.A.g Sophomorr Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Honor Societyg Booster Clubg Rhythms FRANCES OLSEN: Los Amigos De Meijicog Ar Leagueg Boostersg G.A.A.g Hall Guarclg Senio HELEN ORR: Achievement L cupg G.A.A. Presi dent and Vice-Presidentg L and 4 Chevronsg Fou Years Perfect Attendanceg LD Clubg Honor So cietyg Senior Girls' Clubg Order of the Goldei HENRY OTTINGER: Honor Societyg Hal LILLIAN PACIGAQ G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Or chestrag Tapg Fencingg Rhythms GENE PALASZYNSKI: Varsity Footballg Soph omore Footballg Secretary, L Clubg Sophomor Cabinetg Interclass Wrestlingg Interclass Basket IENRIETTA PANEK: L Club, Honor Society, i.A.A., Senior, junior, Sophomore, Girls' Clubs, .rt League, Athletic L, 1 Chevron VILLIAM PANICE: L Club, Honor Society, peech Class, Captain, Track Team RENE PANICUCCI: G.A.A., Senior, junior, ophomore, Girls' Clubs, French Club, Tap, hythms LAINE PAPPAS: L Club, Team Games, Bad- linton, Junior Girls' Club, Rhythms, Tap DSEPH E. PARIZA: Track, Intramural Basket- all, Interclass Baseball iEORGE PARTIPILO: R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, lshers, Student Council, Minute Men, Boys' horus, Weekly Salesman OBERT PAULS1 Ushers, R.O.T.C., Hall fuard, Honor Roll LARRY PAULSON, Sophomore Football, Var- ty Football, L Club, Student Football Coach, lterclass Basketball NTHONY PAVELL: R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, apt., Fire Marshals, Ushers, Air Raid Warden DVUARD PAWLAK: Wrestling, Hall Guard, agle Salesman, Weekly Salesman DHN PEAKE: Hall Guard, Usher Chief, Fire larshal Chief IARION PENSKY: LD Club, G.A.A., Fencing, ennis, Leaders, Square Dancing, Art League ILASS OF UNE 1943 TTLLIE PETEREK: Spanish Club, Sophomore Girls' Club, G.A.A., Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Golf, Team Games LI-LLIAN PHILLIPS: Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Weekly Staff, Fencing, Art League, G.A.A., Honor Roll LORETTA PIHLA: G.A.A., Latin Club, Sopho- more Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Asst, Exchange Mngr, Weekly, Honor Society, Badminton IRENF POCIASK: G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Los Picarros, Art League, Honor Society, junior Girls' Club, Badminton, Sophomore Girls' Club Page One Hundred Sixty-One DOROTHY POLAK: G.A.A.g Golfg French Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Tap SIDNEY POLANSKY: Honor Societyg Sopho- more Footballg Captain, Tennis Teamg L Clubg French Clubg Swimming Team Page One Hundred Sixty-Two JEAN POLICK: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Mail Serviceg Hall Guardg Pierian Clubg French Club CLASS OI JUNE 1945 LAURA POSEY: G.A.A.1 Hall Guardg Senior Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Club: Concert Orches- trag French Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Four Years Perfect Attendance JOE POZGAY: Honor Societyg Hall Guard Ushersg Radio Club THOMAS JERRY PRESLICKA: Junior, Senif Swimmingg Fencingg Baseball DOROTHY PRICE: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girl Club: Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clul Square Dancingg Rhythms RUTH PRITZKE: Secretary, El Circulo De Lt Ispanoles GA.A.g Junior Girls' Clubg Senic Girls Club Spanish Clubg First Aiclg Honor Sr RITA PRKUT: Art Leagueg French Clubg Sophc more Girls Clubg G.A.A.g Boosters CLARA PUCKETT: G.A.A.g Beginners Banc Latin Clubg English Clubg Senior Girls' Clul Honor Society -we . M 4 7' Q ciet g Rh tli s I fi ..-v A ,I V W Y Y III writ- A 'wth . 3 If . RICHARD RADDATZ: Trackg Hall Guarc Cross Country CHESTER RADEFF: Interclass Baseballg Inte class Footballg Intermural Basketballg Hall Guai JOYCE RAMSDOF: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girl Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clul Honor Rollg Freshman Girls' Clubg Rhythms LORRAINE REHLING: First Aidg French Clul Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Clubg Ju ,, ior Girls' Club RICHARD WALLACE: Pan American Clu' Stage Craftq Interclass Basketballg Hall Guard MARGY REID: G.A.A.g Glee Clubg Freni Clubg Art League: Leadersg Square Dancin! Fencingg Senior Girls' Club INNE REPISCAK: G.A.A.g Tapg Rhythmsg Lpanish Clubg Badmintong Orchestrag Senior Eirls' Club IHARLES RHEINSCHMIDT: Varsity Footballg 7arsity Trackg So homore Football Baseball P I Z nterclass Baseballg Interclass Footballg Interclass Lasketballg L Club OAN RICHEL: Sophomore Girls' Clubg Senior iirls' Clubg Art Leagueg Badmintong G.A,A. PLORIA RICHTER: G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Clubg ophomore Cabinetg French Clubg Tapg Rhythms RANK ROBINSON: Honor Societyg Oflice As- istantg Parnassus Club 'HEODORE ROBINSON: I-Iall Guardg Projec- ,on Club IARY ROGERS: LD Clubg G.A.A.g Honor So- ietyg Badmintong Fencingg Scholarship Certifi- lteg Spanish Clubg English Club lICK ROMANISZAK: Junior Baslcetballg I, lubg Honor Society VANA ROSICH: G.A.A.g junior Girls' Clubg ater Cabinet Councilg French Clubg Sophomore iirls' Clubg Tapg Rhythms ILEEN ROSSOW: Team Gamesg G.A,A,g Life avingg Badmintong Senior Girls' Clubg Girls' horusg Sophomore Girls' Club IAY ROXBURGH: Honor Societyg LD Clubg ublicity Chairman, Senior Girls' Clubg Weeklyg lead Typistg Art Leagueg Athletic Lg Les Fidelesg f.A.A. IARIAN RHOADS RUCKEL: A Cappella hoirg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Honor So- etyg Athletic Lg LD Clubg 2 Scholarship Cer- licatesg Assemblies and Productions f-2, Uk BILL RULE: Varsity Baslcetballg L Clubg Sopho- more Cabinetg Minutemeng Classical Clubg I.C.C.g L H onof society JOSEPH RUNOWSKI: Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Light Brigadeg Projection Club EMIL J. RUSNAK: Honor Societyg Hall Guard Lt.g Weekly Photographerg Student Coach IRENE RZESZUT: G.A.A.g Fencingg Art Leagueg Boostersg Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg President, Spanish Club Page One Hundred Sixty-Three .EDWIN SALIMA LORRAINE SAELENS: Weekly Business Man- agerg Honor Societyg Senior Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g junior Girls' Clubg Rhythmsg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Leaders JULIUS SAMBO: Honor Societyg Interclass Swimmingg Bowling Teamg Interclass Basketballg Baseball Team MARY SAUCUVENAS: G.A,A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Tennisg Art Leagueg President, Los Dormi- lones Society ciety Page One Hundred Sixty-Faur tary, Mail Service CLASS OF JUNE 1943 VIRGINIA SAVAGE: G.A,A.g Senior Girls' Clubg Square Dancingg Tapg Spanish Club GEORGE SCALAMERA: Championship Basket- ball Team, 1942g L Clubg Treasurer, L Clubg Baseball Teamg Captain, Basketball Teamg Honor ROBERT W. SCHAEFER: Interclass Basketball WILLIAM SCHARF: R.O.T.C.g Gymnasticsg Tumblerg Cheerleaderg Poster Club ELEANOR SCHIEVE: G.A.A.g Tapg Square Dancingg Hall Guardg Honor Societyg Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Team Games LOIS SCHILLER: Senior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Councilg junior Girls' Clubg Secretary Pierian Clubg G.A.A.g Honor Society EDWARD J. SCHMITT: Major, R.O.T.C.g Rifle Teamg Otlicers Clubg President, Freshman Count cilg Sophomore Councilg Hall Guardg Honor So- RAY SCHMITT: Bowling Teamg Ushersg Hall Guardg Sophomore Football ALBERT SCHNEIDER: Vice-President, Minute meng Stage Crewg Tennisg Hall Guard IRMA SCI-HOENFELDINGERI G.A.A.g Fresh man Clubg Sophomore Club WILLIAM SCHROLL: Varsity Football R.O.T.C.g Hall Guardg Ushersg Minutemen ALICE SCHULTZ: Honor Societyg Sophomor Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls Clubg Badmintong Scholarship Certiticateg Secre EDWARD LUDXVIG SCHWAB: ROSEMARY SCHVVARTZ: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Slubg Square Dancingg Rhythmsg Tapg Booster ,lub RALPH SCOTT: 4A Class Presidentg Art Leagueg Tnterclass Baseball YVONNE SEARLE: G.A.A.3 Life Saving KITA SECOR: Senior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Souncilg 3A Vice-Presidentg Sophomore Councilg Secretary, junior Girls' Clubg G.A.A. SHIRLEY SEEFE LDT: Leagueg junior Girls ?ierian Club -IAZEL SHELHAMER 'ietyg G.A.A. ELEANOR SHERRY: Art Leagueg Rh thms G.A.A.g Spanish Club: t y 3 First Aiclg Sophomore Zwlirg' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' -u VIARGARET SIEGER: G.A.A.g Golf: Tennis Sirls' Chorusg Team Gamesg Fencing IALPH SILVIS: Honor Society JUANE SIMPSON: 4B Cl t ass Trensurerg Inter- lass Boxing, 42-433 Stage Crew XDELINE SIMUS: Girls' Chorusg Spanish Clubg :Iall Guardg junior Girls' Cluhg Senior Girls' .lubg G.A.A. ILASS OF IUNE 1943 : Office Ass't.g Honor So- G.A.A.g Vlfeelclyg Art Cluhg Honor Societyg HARRIET SINEK: G.A.A.g Athletic L and Chevrong Choirg LD Clubg Art Leagueg Honor Society Badminton Team Gamesg Hall Guard WANDA SIOREK: G.A.A.g Art Leagueg French Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Honor Societvg Scholarship Certificate GEORGE SPLOM: Hall Guardg Bookroomg In- terclass Baseballg lnterclass Basketball JUANITA DOLORES SLEEK: G,A.A.g Honor Societyg Assemblies and Productionsg Spanish Clubg Secretary, Spanish Clubg Team Gamesg Senior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Council Page One Hundred Sixty-Five JUNE SMITH: Sophomore Council: Hall Guard: DOROTHY MAE SMITH: Sophomore Club: Mail Service: Weekly Salesman: Rhythms: Tap, junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: G.A.A.: French Clubs Team Game: Leaders: Oltice Ass't.: Art League 4 ALBERTA SMYTHE. G.A.A., Leader, Team 3 EMANUEL SMITH: Hall Guard Games Page One Hundred Sixfy-Six ALEX SOIYA: Honor Society: Boys' Chorus: lnterclass Football: Interclass Basketball PHILLIP OWEN SORENSEN: R.O.T.C. Band: Dance Band ROBERT SPANGLER: EDWARD SPILA: Minutemen: Sophomore Cabinet: Honor Society: R.O.T.C. 2nd Lieut.: Otticers Club: Hall Guard: Ushers RUTH STACELL: Art League: Spanish Club, El Circulo De Espanol: Typist, Weekly: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Sen- ior Girls' Club: Rhythms EDWARD STANGEL: Hall Guard: Clean Up Campaign Committee: Interclass Basketball LOUIS STANISZEWSKI: Hall Guard ANGELINE STANKOWICZ: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Girls' Chorus: Eagle Staff: First Aid: Sophomore Girls' Club: Mail Service: Hall Guard DOXXILER STARK: Hall Guard: Student Coun- cil: Light Brigade VIRGINIA STARKEY: G.A.A.: Treasurer, French Club: Senior Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club: Costume Design Club: Art League: Sophomore Cabinet CECIL STARKWEATHER: ELLEN STEELE: G.A.A.: Senior Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club: Vice- President, Spanish Club: First Aid: Rhythms KVANDA STEPALSKI: 3 Scholarship Certificates: Ionor Society: Secretary, Spanish Club: Sopho- more Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Senior Sirls' Club: Art League: G.A,A. ARLINE STERNQUIST: Honor Society: Presi- ent, So homore Girls' Club' Art Schollrshi P - 1 P1 enior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: junior Girls' Club LESSIEBELL STUART: G.A,A. JORMA STRABLE: A Cappella Choir: Madri- als: Secretary, 4B Class: Athletic L and Chev- on: Sophomore Council: Sophomore Girls' Club: unior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club QLORIA STREET: Vice4Presiclent, Art League: fice-President, Spanish Club: Projection Club: lenior Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Tap: E.A.A. OH,'N STUEBER: Hall Guard: Honor Society EAN STUKEL: French Club: G.A.A.: Honor tociety: Art League: junior Girls' Club: Bntla iinton: Tap: Rhythms OHN SUFFERN: Track: Band: Honor Roll DORIS SUGGS: G,A,A.: Team Games: Fencing: 'apg Spanish Club EDWIN SULIMA: Honor Society: Hall Guard: nterclass Basketball: Clean Up Committee: ln- erclass Track OHN SUNDERMEYER: Hall Guartl: Ass't. upervisor: R.O.T.C, lst Lieut.3 Ushers: Othcers .lub OAN SURMA: G.A.A.: Spanish Club: English flub: Senior Girls' Club: LD Club: Honor So- iety: Rhythms: Team Games ILASS OF IUNE l943 THOMAS J. SUTTER: Band: Orchestra: Honor Society: Ass't. Administration antl Productions: Hall Guard: Ushers: Sgt., R.O.T.C.: Pan Ameri- can Club ROBERT SYEJDA: Track: Honor Societv: French Club: R.O.T.C.: Interclass Basketball: Ofhcers Club ROBERT SWANSON: Senior Boys' Council: Concert Orchestra: Dance Orchestra: Football Manager: Minutemen: Latin Club: Honor So- ciety: 7 Scholarship Certificates RITA SWEENEY: Honor Society: Sophomore Girls' Club: Girls' Chorus: G.A.A.: Senior Girls' Club: Art League: Spanish Club Page One Hundred Sixly-Seffen EMILIE SWIN: G.A.A.g Office Assistantg Art Leagueg Badmintong Recreational Gamesg Weekly Staffg Hall Guard HELEN SZPARA: Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Clubg C.S.C. Clubg French Cluhg Music Appreciation Clubg Badminton v i Page One Hundred Sixty-Eight GEORGE TATOOLE: A Cappella Choirg Min- utemeng Hall Guarclg Presidents' Council ELAINE TIHINEN: Pres., Mail Serviceg G.A.A.g Honor Societygx Sophomore Girls' Clubg Latin Club cicty Wrestling Guardg Honor Roll Boosters ance Society CLASS OF JUNE 1943 GENE TOMAL: L Clubg Honor Societyg Foot- ballg Trackg Swimg Baseball TERESA TREABER: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girl's Cluhg Art Leagueg Los Dormilonesg Honor So- WANDA TREMBACZKIEWICZ: G.A.A.g Hik- ingg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Club MARIAN TRESSLER: G.A.A.g French Clubg Honor Societyg Badmintong Art Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Tapg Rhythms DAN TRIFA: Interclass Boxingg Interclass ANTHONY TRUBIROHA: Boys' Chorusg Min- utemeng Track, Interclass Trackg Bowlingg Hall IRENE TRYNER: Tennisg G.A.A.g Art Leagueg Hall Guardg Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Boosters -IEANETTE TUZIK: G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg JULIA SUE TYLER: Art Leagueg G.A.A. RULA TZIRITAS: Weekly, Editor-in-Chiefg A Cappella Choirg I.C.C. Vice-Presidentg Order of the Golden Eagleg Sophomore, junior, and Sen- ior Girls' Clubsg Art Leagueg Honor Societyg 4 Scholarship Certificatesg 4 Years Perfect Attend- DOROTHY UNEUS: Senior Girls' Clubg Sopho- more Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Honor JEAN URBAN: Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g LD Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club x DSEMARY URBANEK: G.A.A.g Mail Service ibinetg Sophomore Cabinet: Sophomore Girls' ubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg -adersg Mail Service DE H. URBAUER: Ushersg Bowlingg Fire Mar- alg Hall Guardg Honor Roll ARTEN VAN BERVEREN: R,O.T.C.g Offi- rs Clubg Hall Guardg Ushers 'ILBUR VANDERPLOEG: Baseballg Bowlingg Cl'1bg junior Basketballg Senior Basketballg nif' Championship Basketball '42 ET. 'Y VEAGUE: I.C.C.g Honor Societyg Mail 'rvi e, Vice-Presidentg G.A.A.g Senior Girls' ub Art Leagueg Sophomore Girls' Clubg jun- r Cirls' Club RLl'NE VEENSTRA: Honor Societyg Sopho- Jre Cabinetg Sophomore Councilg French Clubg nic' Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorus AN VERSON: Slide Rule Clubg Pyerian rings KVERGNE VESLEY: G.A.A.g Honor Societyg tin Clubg Art Leagueg Sophomore Girls' Clubg nior Girls' Clubg Clean Up Campaign EORGE VIDINICH: Hall Guardg Interclass ,sketball NNIE VINCENT: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' ubg junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg uythms 'ANLEY VINKLER: L Clubg Varsity Footballg termural Basketball RGINIA VISEIKAS: Honor Societyg Senior rls' Clubg G.A.A.g Art Leagueg Badmintong :st Aidg junior Girls' Clubg Charm Class K HELEN VONCH: G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Hall ZLASS OF Gum JEAN VRCAN: Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Honor Societyg French Clubg G.A.A.g Square Dancingg Tap UNE 1943 av' 97' ARTHUR VYZRAL: Varsity Footballg Baseballg I. ,Clubg Interclass Basketballg Bowling EDWIN WAGNER: Honor Societyg Hall Guard Page One Hundred Sixty-Nine BETTY ANN WAGONFR: G.A.A.1 Freshmen Girls' Clubg Hall Guardg Fencing: Girls' Chorusg Badmintong Sophomore Girls' Club JEANETTE WARNIK: G.A.A.1 Honor Societyg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Boostersg Art League l l 1 Page One Hundred Seventy LCRRAINE XWASZAK: G.A.A.g Art Leagueg Fencing: Tap: Boosters' Clubg Square Dancing: Senior Girls' Clubg Freshmen Girls' Cluh RAY WAVER: Track Teamg Hall Guardg Stu- clent Councilg Interclass Baskctballg Ushersg ln- terclass Footballg L Club 45? Freshmen Council g Vlfrestling Clubg junior Girls' Tennis: Baclmintong Club: junior Girls' French Clubg Tap DOLORES WICKZ Life Saving: G.A.A.g Honor Society -IOYCF WIECHEN: rusg G.A.A.3 Junior Club: French Club Clubg Junior Girls' Hall Guard: Concert ments Committee Rhythmsg G.A.A.g Girls' Clubg Junior Club IRFNE WILSON: Club: junior Girls' LEO WISNIEWSKI: Up Committee Senior Girls' Clubg Girls' Cluhg Senior American Club EARL WEINCIK: Co-Captain Varsity Football Sophomore Footballg Othcer JULIA XVERTELKA: MARGARET WEST: ROBERT WHELAN: CLASS OF JUNE 1945 L Clubg Track Interclass Trackg Interclas G.A.A.g Sophomore Girl: Clubg Senior Girls' Fencing Club G.A.A.g Sophomore Girl: Clubg Senior Girls' Club Hall Guard G.A.A. Cabinet: Dolphin Fencingg Senior Girls' Cluh Honor Society: Girls' Chc Girls' Clubg Senior Girl: STITLLA WILINSKI: G,A.A.g Sophomore Girl: Clubg Senior Girls' Cluh Bandg Art Leagueg Arrange MABFL WILLEMETZ: Honor Societyg Tap Spanish Clubg Sophomor Girls' Clubg Senior Girl: G.A.A.g Sophomore Girl: Clubg Senior Girls' Cluh Spanish Clubg Badmintong Tap Captain, Hall Guardg Clea FVELYN WITKE: G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Honc Roll: Sophomore Girls' Clubg junior Girls' Cluh Spanish Club HAZFL WOLCHIN: Weeklyg Honor Society Ofhce Ass't.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junic Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Pa ELEN WOOD: G.A.A,: Boosters' Club: Hall lard: Senior Girls' Club: Tap: Square Danc- g: junior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club FYCE MARILYN VVOOD: A Cappella Choir: adrigal Choir: Team Games: Badminton: anor Society: Senior Girls' Club: Art League JRRAINE WOODAI.I.: Art League: Sopho- mre Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: G.A,A.: ncing: Rhythms LENN XVRAY: City Senior Basketball Cham- Dnship: L Club: 4B Class President: Honor ciety: Intramural Basketball: Pep-Book Com- ttee: Minutemen: Ushers .ARENCE WRIGHT: Light Brigade: Projec- in Club: Interclass Boxing: Interclass Basket- ll .AINE WRIGHT: G.A.A. KMONA VUYLIE: G.A.A,: LD Club: Art ague: Life Saving: Latin Club: Sophomore rls' Club: Fencing CHARD YAGER: Concert Orchestra: Dance nd: Hall Guard: Interclass Basketball ED YOUNG: .DONA YURSEN: Vice-President, G.A.A. ard: Athletic L, 2 Chevrons: 4 Years Perfect tendance: I.C.C.: Honor Society: 5 Scholarship rtihcates: Girls' Sports Editor, Eagle: LD ub: Order of the Golden Eagle IIRLEY ZANDER: Sophomore Girls' Club: aior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Jnor Roll: Square Dancing: Badminton: ythms ALTER ZANWADSKI: Hall Guard: Ushers: 'erclass Basketball: Interclass Baseball :LASS OF UNE 1943 . 3 lr. ,. 4 - , , 'JE' f t , STELLE ZDORA: Freshmen Girls' Club: Sopho- more Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Spanish Club: Honor Society ALICE ZELENSKY: 2B Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls' Club: junior Girls' Club: Sen- ior Club: Badminton: Honor Roll: Golf 'N -snr 4 f A awe, ff: f ' H- , I K D IRENE ZELEZNAK: G.A.A. Board and Cabinet L,-8 Chevrons: Wfeeklyz Intercabinet Council Dolphin: LD: Honor Society: Life Saving JOAN ZERGER: G.A.A.: Sophomore Girls Club: junior Girls' Club: S,enior Girls' Club Spanish Club Page One Hundred Seventy-Om 'WM LUCILLE ZIC: Sophomore Girls' Clubg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Senior Girls' Clubg Scholar- ship Certilicatesg Honor Societyg D Clubg L and 2 Chevrons JEROME ZUKAUSKAS: Varsity Footballg Track Teamg L Clubg Student Football Coachg Inter- mural Basketball Page One Hundred Seventy-Two 2235555355 Elf,E?1iliS?gCE5fl'AoLf'Ei2Jzfague4 CLASS 0l 5iI.?2fL2if15L255iifUSfQ3 SifZ5T'b,2E2Stifague5 J U N E 1942 SENIOR SPECIALS oi up O Q 4,5 wr -1- S4443-J . WOW 71,979 Sfbsfhb 4,9 77 ING 0. X Olfr 55 Sw Sf '11 F X. Q 'qs .8472 of We S466 you FGOfV0,f 30 nu 478 00,6 00163 SoJ,gO'1-OO, .S'6,P!7'5 F DO!-fs 9068 golf Q 4 Q590 Qfewbyssfe so OQVQSQYQQQQQ. 08? HZ, elf ,BZWS WZ 1'lfe,G'f7 me 6 f' Q9 4 Q6 ,S Q50 Ks fs ff WOO QW fb Som of fo QW sr W if 66, 'OS 'ff Gm Deed 'DSW Q Oo XQGOQJ Q39 856,06 C7200 WGf7f bfe Of qgbfolbopbeof DGSX X60 4 'oofar COC, ond ffyk Qi ff 704' wfif f9,?'7ff Sql? foe 060, GDM ' If f O - O C1 X Sefpl? ff 5: Q4 Of-6 Q ' f u ll 569716 belly els: f ,qrf G 0.P.A. O'5'Q,g! ofhfo oar 4OOX 0906 Sui Y o Jf ' f R CLASZZART LQ!ff5,5yZ!Q,,j25s ,ggqsfow HHISAQ-Kelty Babb 48 ffb'6'ZWOJfs ZA' figfibwiowe M96 O . XX CC?-1MM'l'llTIFE1: Q9 ZSJXIXVS 0104! arrie e r fy, Lorraine Cizewski O Moy James Hegarty Sf Nora Cunningham Marion Hruby 40A In 6' X01 if sENioR HALL 4 4CZ'4'4,4N SVA air-Vt is sronsonz 004, fm! -- 09 Miss C, Murphy R 407' O00 YV' gy. word ,OS 00700 7',5-A 45.900 ,ANQSNXOQKO af Divisiou TEACHERS: 40 Qgypogof - -Kc' XNQX0 CQ! Miss Harnpsher AQ ffof 'OD S00 52 Q . . . GQ' '76 47 Q50 N10 ROW Miss Tillinghast SOO 064, Q98 QXGQOQOCQQ Hiss A. Delaney 4flOr!,!70443,fOf19,,OGL'fs4!- OO! Miss Voelkler Of? Ayr Sfsoo O Miss Moore My Mrsl Atkinson Mrs. Rankin Mr. Freese Miss McCall Miss Ryan Mrs. Wilbur ,, 'x, Page ?f0ne Huitdfed Seventy-Three , s 9 . Q e fi :W F M 5' Q: - I .N :-,:,, . ,, - ,gf , -..,:. : f M W ' Ts' ,EW , :gg .1 9 I 1 f 1 0 'vi O ,f In 'Q !j 1 J n gif v 0 f .. . A 'Q-wi 5 4 fi ig Ku? 13 W Yi F' 1? 1 fx :: f. IE: We RWM 5 lMv One Hundred Seven! - THE LINDBLOM CANTEEN ASSEMBLY Presented April 20, 1943 To the strains of the music played by the Lindblom dance band, upon the beautifully illuminated stage of Keeler l-lall, the Lindblom Canteen opened very typically with sailors and soldiers dancing with lovely hostesses. In the midst of the merriment and song, Monty Dale, bet- ter known to Lindblom students as George Looby, enters the scene. l-le is the popular, romantic lad vvho always leaves his pretty maids at the altar, Love is one thing that will never happen to Monty. A very lovely XXXAAC. makes her entrance into the Can- teen and the impossible happens to Monty. Love at first sight has defeated our roaming Romeo. She leaves him, only to haunt his memory, and then returns with a mutual affection for him. They both have important jobs to do for Uncle Sam and so their happiness will come later when, the lights go on again all over the world. y-Six ln between tne chapters ot tne story, tbe guests at tlrie Canteen are entertained by an acrabatic dancer, a comic ballet dancer and two tap dancers. Sailors and soldiers also provide their own aniaue entertainment tor tne groups We are very proud ot our assemblies class tor the presen- tation ot sucb a splendid assembly, Tbe story provided com- mendable continaity and tlwe tine entertainers nave tound real appreciation tor tneir long bouts at practice in tbe beart at eacb l.indblom students We are lastly proud ot the Lindblom spirit they copied, with pride, in tneir snows Page One Hundred Se1'ef1!ySe1en ,. 3B CLASS O FFICERS EA Page One Hundred Sefenly-Eight iPres.-IQUNM D CM LXXHAN t Vice Pres.-HOSEMXXRY JORGE NSE VN WSec.-DOI? N S NELSON 'k Treasurer-JOSEPH JURICH 3A CLASS OFFICERS 'A' Pres, PETER DAUZVARDIS al' Vuce Pres, WILLIAM JACHNA 'A' Sec, JANE MELLES -if Treasurer, RAY BURBA P ge One Hundred Seventy Nme Page One Hundred Eighty 4B CLASS OFFICERS 'lr PQSSKASTY GRAVES ir vice Pres., IRENE REED 'lr Secf- .ULLIAN LISIECKI if TQQSUVQPCHARLES MOLNOR 'lr 4B, 3A, 3B OFFICERS -- LAST SEMESTER 'IB CLASS OFFICEI-if fPreS.-VLENIXI 'IWIQAY fVice Pres.-PATSY BRODEIQICK fsec.-IA-.CIIf'IxIA S IIQAISLE 'Treasurer-IQUAIX-IE FLIIVIPSOIN ,-I3 CLASS OFFICERS iPres.-WEOIQCIE COSTELLO 'ifVice Pres.-JOSEDHINE LANT fSec.-CAROLINE KARINIER iTreasurer-'HLADYS MINASIAN SA CLASS OFFICERS 'lPres.--FOIEIERT KIZAUSS 'Vice Pres.-VIIW1 NIA WEUIZII 'l'Sec.-VIIX1',,IIIIA ISREY iTreasurer-AIUHIIR' IIESS Puge One Hundred Eigbly-One PEP'S DIARY FEBRUARY 2: Five hundred and fifty icycle-,coated students madly rush to school to begin their last semester. Typical conversation overheard in division: What -you passed too? V FEBRUARY 3: Five hundred and fifty students don't rush today. Who could run with two broken legs? lDarn those street carsll FEBRUARY 5: Senior Girls swoon as a tall, dark, and handsome principal enters the 4A Hall! Division grows quiet fthe first time in one and one-half yearsll 'Mr. Yates stands before the mike -he smiles-and slowly announces- tardy bells! We all swoon! FEBRUARY 9: Bring in five pounds of copper, put some brass in beside it and send it to the boys we love. Patriotic freshies lug tons of scrap to school while lazy Seniors just snore through World War ll! FEBRUARY 12: Cupid shoots his little darts at Ray Perisin, Ernie Bednarz, and Nichie Romaniszak. And they thought they were too old for Valentines. tWell, they arell FEBRUARY 15: Slurp-guzzle-glub! LaVerne Jacobsen stops feeding her face just long enough to rush to counter for a fourth bottle of milk. !Only one cent a bottle and she still uses counterfeit money! Amazing what Know Your Money can teach you-isn't it?l FEBRUARY 19: We heard a crashed scream-a choke! We saw af-fire-we smelled the smoke Where Lizzie Dietz had once held ground- Only a blot could now be found! tGood stuffwthis sulphuric acidll FEBRUARY 24: Ralph Solid Sender Scott wows 4A Class with campaign speech. Now friends-in my opinion the average student-! CP. S. lt worked, he was electedll FEBRUARY 26: More campaign speeches. Lone male vying for position of secretary sabotages class with reminder but-Secretary of State is a man! iNice try, Tomall Marguerite Cassi and Peggy Flynn just smile. tlfnough saidll MARCH I: Shrewd-headed Senior Girl Councillors strut down halls showin' off new emblems. Wise Owls -for councillors? CO-o-o-ops-maybe we're just preiudicedll MARCH 2: 'Nother victory for maroon champs! Hirsch takes a beating lheh-hehll as Scully and Moo chalk up thirty-eight of the forty-eight winning points Yo Yo! MARCH 3: ln division Seniors eagerly await Weekly for class officer scoop! Hugo, the Huge Korner frantically tugs mike down to his mike-roscopic size to make treasurer's acceptance speech. !Don't blush, Frankie, All good things come in small packagesll MARCH 8: LD Tea in honor of Coach Burke. Willie Vanderploeg: More cake please- Lorraine Ciszewski: But you've already had three! Willie: Then more tea pleaseM Lorraine: You've broken one cup already! Willie: O.K.-bring on the gals- Lorraine: My dear boy-THIS IS LllXlDBLOM! MARCH 10: Red Letter Day For Lindblom. l. We win again. This time it's Amundsen! 2. Report Cards. !Committee for Student Welfare starts movement to ban red ink! Need we say more?l MARCH 15: Well, another 4A has been drafted! Page One Hundred Eigbly-Two Ilzgz Om' llznzdwd Eiglvfy-Three PEP'S DIARY MARCH I9: Let's bump the bridgework, said Warren La Beau To some cute little chick he was dying to know. Of course, these words are slang for kissing- But who'd kiss him with one tooth missing? MARCH 26: Anton Borowski's Little Theater Group presents their first successful CPI production of the season. Puzzled Seniors are still wondering what it was all about! iXX!e know-we read the script! So there now, too!! MARCH 29: Disheveled Seniors struggle through corridors weighted down with coats, books, old galoshes, etc., to take over Senior Alley. Lindblom locker tenants lmicell discover this semester's Weekly very intellectual reading! !E-k-k!I MARCH 30: 532,000 for the cruiser Chicago'-our quota was only fB6,000! Maybe they'll name a porthole after us IPI. MARCH 31: Cap and gown measurements today. That was a fast SI 25! APRIL I: Remember the Faculty-Student Basketball game? The faculty won-the FACULTY, mind you! Then of course, we couldn't forget the April Fool Sing. Gym suit jitterbugs exer- cise violently-lvlail Service Marriage just sends we lovesick fems! APRIL 6: Mr. Freese and his clever remarks! Addressing two bright l?I students gobbing ice cream bars during division-- Fold it up and put it in your pocket! tAre you kidding?l APRIL 7: Another visit from Mr. Ruprecht. This time he not only strains his vocal cords lno mike-as usuall, but also frightens our sissy-pants senior boys under the seats with his talk of the army! APRIL 9: I-Iallaluja Brethren! with this, Bob Chap called the weekly lunchroom prayer meeting to order. After prayin' and singin' with great religious fervor -the I-loly Twelve all chain-ganged down the corridors to division! lSuch carryins' on!! VAPRIL I2: The Teen Alpha girls are at it again-wolfing as usual. This time, sis- V, ters took brothers on an all-day hike. Verne Kuick and Hal Leftwich are still recovering from windburned faces, while Clarence Beam and Bob Freund hobble to classes on barking dogs ! For shame Alice lvlartz, Peggy Frank and the rest of you Teen-Alpha-ers! APRIL 13: Bong-Bong-BongHBong! You 4A's should recognize that sound by now. To put it mildly- shut up! APRIL I4:--Weekly sim-pulley mur-ders Eagle staff in annual basketball game. tEgads+was that basketball?l Poor lil' LD girls suffer agonies marching around school in three pigtails, odd sox, and one gum shoe! lOh--the trials and tribulations of getting initiated!! APRIL I6: POME Dedicated to the GAA. Yes--she's just one of those bloomer gals! In a gym suit, she feels at ease. I-lowever-she's bashful with boys around, Imagine, she's showing her knees! ll-lorrible things-these knees!! APRIL 20: In spite of all obstacles lrotten eggs, spoiled vegetables, etc.l, The Assemblies and Productions class presented their super-special version of the Lindblom Canteen. Remember the show must go on! lWe're only fooling! I APRIL 22: Well-hello stranger! Imagine you looking like that with a clean face! They should never have started clean-up above the neck-to confoosin'! APRIL 23: May 3: ten glorious days of vacation. 5,000 Lindblomites rest up after strenuous l?I winter semester-while their poor parents work like fiends over spring housecleaning! lTsk-tsk, how sad!! Page One Hundred Eighty-Four PEP'S DIARY MAY 4: Back to school again. Just one vacation after another. MAY 7: As usual, 'umpteen thousand tear out of Lindblom after 8th, trying to reach work on time ltor a change!! Here they are earning their own living already- at l2V2 cents an hour? lWe parasites oughta' talkll MAY 9: Tenshun!-Forward march! Tired, weary, R.O.T.C. We're almost in the army, boys drill over'n over 'cause tomorrow's the big day! Yep, Federal Inspec- tion is really going to inspect-so good luck, fellas! MAY 10: Hey-who said writing Peps' Diary was a snap? We'll break his little arm! MAY 12: Today was the GAA. party. We're still wondering how they ever got away with it. MAY 13: CLASS PARTY Oh dearw-new dresses feel so strange. My hair, does it look OK? Why look at Ed-a brand new suit, Just think-today's the day! Then Florence Nelson grabs her man- She jumps 'n jives 'n trucks-no less! With her hair a streamin'-her partner screamin', This dancin's hard work-l must confess! MAY 20: Civics grows harder, U. S. grows harder, Chem grows HARDER! Weather gets hotter, practice and more practice tor class sing, teachers lie awoke nights dreaming up bigger and better tests! Oh, tor the life of o potato-no lite, no work, no sense! That's us-no SENSE! You see what they've done to us. MAY 28: Girls march around school looking like Lindblom's version of Rosie The Riveteer -fellows cluster in odd corners ot the hall counting and recounting the some three dollar bills plus draft-card-teachers just give up trying to get any work out of prom minded Seniors, Tonight's the night! JUNE 3: Mr. Palmer's some old corny joke opens up goo girls' Achievement Assem- bly with the usual l?l deafening roar of laughter. CGertrude Ehlert will laugh at anything for a dime!! Three never-say-die Seniors, after struggling eight semesters to pass beginning swimming, finally receive long-sought letters. tlt was a good tight kids!! JUNE 11: To Our Sponsor - lt's time for us to say good-bye. We're educated now, it's true. Before we go, there's just one thing, Miss Murphy-All our love to you! JUNE 18: Class Sing- l-ley, can't you hit the right key? l-low can l with your hands around my neck? Those aren't my hands, bub-your glands are swelling! lBop-Bash-Bang!! That'll teach you, l'm from the GAA and our glands DON'T swell! JUNE 16: Poor Connie Dudley and Jacque Englehardt write autographs like mad, while strong, he-men George Tatoole and Glenn Wray run tor re-fills ilnk-we mean!! JUNE 21: Today is the big day. Nervous ond jittery we await our diploma, symbol of four years ot hard work and tair play, with clenched teeth and set smiles we automatically say so long to our school pals, knowing that after today it's over F-the comaradie and easy friendship we've known throughout our stay at Lind- blom, wide-eyed and trying hard to blink back the tears we sing together, for the last time, Clear Against the Sunset Heaven ln the Hope-tilled West. Good-bye Lindblom-lt's been swell. Bonna Esterson Ramona Larson Page One Hundred Eighty-Six bw QQ' Ilzgu Om llundfwf Eighty-Seven Page PUBLISHERS OF THE FINISHED MISS CARRIE L. GEORGE MR. MILES V. SHORE PRODUCT VIRGINIA WEBER ..... ..... E ditor-In-Chief PAT NIELSEN ....... ...,. A ssociate Editor ANN BRYDER ....... ....... L iterary Editor ALDONA YURSEN ........ Giris' Sports Editor DEAN BERGSTROM ....... Boys' Sports Editor ROBERT FREUND ....... Student Photographer RONALD OALLAHAN ...... Business Manaqer CARRIE L. GEORGE ,.... .......... S porisor MILES V. SI-IORE .... .... B usiriess Advisor One Hundred Eiglaly-Eight L.. :ture I: l-logon, Bergstrom, Callahan, Wade, Picture 3: Nielsen, XXfeber YUVSQU Picture 4: Jurich, Stecli, Stanley, Freund, See, Tressler, Brydcr :ture 2: Callahan, Konlcl OUR STAFFERS LOVE THE There is something about that little ottice down by the north stairs iat holds the attention ot all those who enter, The students you gaze Jon are Eagle Statters, each designated his or her own responsibilities, td, when carried out all go toward putting out an excellent annual. ttle cloes one realize the immense amount ot work carried out here, udents eagerly await the arrival ot these glorious annuals, studies e momentarily torgotten, autographs are sought, and the shuttle ot iges is heard through-out the building, Advisors are Miss Carrie I., George and Mr, M, V. Shore Certainly thout their helptul suggestions and criticisms our project could not cceed. l-leading the book this semester was Virginia Weber with Pat Nielsen rtorming the duties ot Associate Editor, Annabelle Bryder acted as terary Editor and heading the Girls and Boys' Sports Staffs we tind dona Yursen and Dean Bergstrom, respectively. Page One Hundredl Eigbly-Nine TABLE OF CONTENTS A CAPELLA CHOIR .......... AERONAUTICS .............,.. AMERICA I SERVE, HUBBARD ..... ..... I O8 AMERICA ON GUARD, HUBBARD .... .IO9 ART DEPARTMENT .............. ART LEAGUE ..................., ' ASSEMBLIES ADMINISTRATION BADMINTON .................. BAND ....................... BAND, HUBBARD BASEBALL ............. BASKETBALL, SENIOR .... BASKETBALL JUNIOR ..... BOWLING, BOYS ....... BOWLING, GIRLS ..... BOY'S CHORUS ........... BUENOS AMERICANOS BUENOS VECINOS ,........ CABINETS, GIRLS' CLUBS ....... CAFETERIA CLUB, HUBBARD .,... CIVIC BANK ................... CLASSICAL CLUB ................... ..... CLASS OFFICERS, FEBRUARY I943 .... .... CLASS OFFICERS, LAST SEMESTER ..... .... CLASS OFFICERS, 4A ............... CLASS OFFICERS, 4B ..... CLASS OFFICERS, 3A ....,... CLASS OFFICERS, 3B ............. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT .... COSTUME DESIGN ........... DANCE BAND DOLPHIN .............. EAGLE STAFF ............... ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ..... FACULTY, HUBBAR'D ...... FENCING BOYS' ..... FENCING, GIRLS' ..... 'FIRST AID ............... FIRST AID, HUBBARD .... FIRE MARSHALS ........ FOOTBALL ......................... .... FOOTBALL GRADUATES ........... FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT G. A. A., HUBBARD .................. .... G. A. A. BOARD AND CABINET ..... .... GIRLS' CHORUS ............... GIRLS' GYM DEPARTMENT GLEE CLUB, HUBBARD ...... GOLF, BOYS' .............. GRADUATES, FEBRUARY ..... GRADUATES, JUNE ..... GYMNASTICS ............ HALL GUARDS .................. HALL GUARDS, HUBBAR'D ............. .... HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT .... ..... 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