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

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1946 volume:

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Our activities, our school, and our athletics are integral parts of the over-all impression of school which we carry away with us. Each of these makes a substantial contribution toward the broad, general education which is the goal toward which we look. By participation in activities and athletics, we mold those social attitudes which are so important in working with others. In our school itself, we learn the basic facts without which the development of a mature outlook is impossible. All of these things we have put in our book. We hope you will enjoy our efforts as much as we have enjoyed working for you. i ff f Olin om, f-5,1 aim jk 3400! f . .. x - M5 JL' H S A f xf f lg W' QW W W N Y-M 5 X fffm W 1 LHNHZW fs! 1' W '-'MJ :lm :IJ , '9' 'M IM QL ADL-' . F v H! IM! BZW W f ,fo W XA W :Z W. I 0 'A M N X Emma 1 ,fps f - M53 W K X lf74'0 AIM' Mx? mm it WM ' Q! M 'X - f WN N J :Q W w NW Nu It X 7 I 9 V l , X' Q. NL X!! I A X if ml ,lr ,wr V x . ' - ' 'xx A. 6!5SOA! Cfadaroom inulofi Because the real purpose of school is to gain a factual education, we devote a large portion of our time to our studies. We are often surprised to discover that some terrifying subject like Physics or Chemistry is really a lot of fun, besides adding to our education. Page 9 gxecufiue .xdzifiififanffi 9 0 10 MR. EDGAR H. PALMER Assistant to the Prinripal MISS GENEVIEVE SULLIVAN Administrative Assistant ,, ,, , ,.,., N , I : .- . -K gs H' 1 , H.. 'Q T ME f -.HIE -f .ss,.:5.: szyz. 1 M: iilfli ' ' A 54,2 55 ,. ::-ii:-. .-. :::5 Q: ,,. .,.. , ., . . Q f W W 5, H3 v N' ' P r.. K X 9 X my ' Y fc 'xi 5' 54 'ix 3:5 , , ' .. ' 'N' 22:16. - -::e.5:: ommercia ,ilzccukg Miss Hannan, Miss Tillinghast. Chairman Miss Goldbacher. Mr. Jepson, Miss Appleby. Mrs. Chihak, Miss Huulpshcr, Miss Voeik- ler, Miss W'c-atherhead. Page I 2 i N ng L5 QCII, f J f Miss Riebel, Mrs. Rule, Miss George. Miss Garrity, Chairmang iwIiSS Clarige, Miss Delany. Mrs. Maneikis, Mrs. Atkinson, Miss Hampsher. Mrs. Zeiger, Mrs. Matz, Miss McCall. Mr. Hurn, Mr. Calpha, Miss Jones. Page l 3 dence ana! ,Nome .xdrfzi Q-Zzcuhiefi Miss Taylor, Mrs. Lotina, Mr. Von Bremer. Mrs. Bloxon, Miss Murphy, Miss Buckley, Miss Daly, Chairman. Mr. Jepson, Mr. Hall, Mr. Mills. Mr. Small, Chairmang Mr. Wfeckel, Mr. Chalten. Miss Coe, Mr. Kaup, Mr. Cul- bertson, Mrs. Connolly. jc nica Zend? Mr Mr Mr Mr. Kulle, Mr. Pilditch. Aiken, Mr. Moehle, Mr. Olson. Brennan, Mr. Andersen, Mr. Thomas. Anderson, Mr. Freese, Chairman. wpwwww, Page I 5 Jdrf, mudic, ana! lglzgriicaf glclucafion C-'acuAie5 Mrs. Knehans, Cluzirmang Mr. Schmitt, Mrs. Twitchell, Mrs. Wforst. Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Rosenthal, Chairnumg Mr. Lyngby, Capt. Sawyer. Mr. Bohon, Mr. Swiryn, Mr. Smidl, Chairmang Mr. Moore, Mr. Komm, Mr. Gentile. Miss Callen, Miss Waterllian, Miss Murphy, Chairmang Miss Doyle, Miss Klein. Page I 6 C-w maflzenfzaficfi Jacu fy Miss Demling, Mrs. Stoner, Mrs. Steigely. Mr. Williams, Chairmqng Mr. Bach, Mr. Crafts, Mr. Moore. Miss Groves, Miss Bowen, Mr. Garbow. Page 1 7 ocia ngiiencefi an C- Ctngbiage CLCLLALQJ Mr. Hager, Miss Johnson, Miss Beck. Miss Sullivan, Miss O,Connell., Miss Elireuwerth Mr. Blair, Chairmang Mr. Hurn, Miss Keeler Miss Howatt, Mr. Shore. Miss Moore, Mrs. McDonald, Miss Butts .jwluggarcl Econ fy Miss Irwin, Miss Bennes, Mrs. Harnish. Row One-Miss Rowlands, Miss Nora. Row Two-Mr. O'I-Iearn, Mr. Collman. Mr. Solomon, Mrs. Craig, Mr. Smith. Mr. Day, Mrs. McGrath, Mr. Cook. Page I 9 ielddffnienf Our radio speech class, he- sides teaching the students to gain poise and confidence in themselves, also prepares them for future positions in the radio World. The appreciation of good lit- erature is the result of correct reading and comprehension. To promote this our English Department sponsors exten- sive reading programs. The books of the lendi11g library in our English classes, contributed by the students, permit the pupils to read the best-sellers Without cost to themselves. By having a student chairman supervise a class, the students give better cooperation and enjoy the class to a greater degree. Clflglfldge Ql0a,l il'l'l6l'lf The study of Spanish life and cus- toms is more greatly appreciated hy the students, when somhreros, serapes, and guitars are added. Part of the cast of a television pro- gram, MLife at Lindhlomf, which was presented over station WBKB, rehearse the skit which showed some of the ways ill which Spanish is taught at Lindblom. fx 55 KM By putting on skits in the French classes, the stu- dents not only olntain gross entertainment, lmut also en- joy the stufly of that lan- guage to a greater extent. Since the study of Roman history is of greatest im- portance in our Latin classes, this group of stu- dents portraying Roman senators is more than ap- propriate. of fi!! 1 4 1 ni . if if , 3 i 2 2 2 These students follow the principles tllat Roger Bacon laid down: that observation, experimentation, and equip- ment for experiments are the most important fundamental laws of Science. Complicated apparatus illus- trating capacitance, induc- tance, and resonance, is han- dled with confidence by these Physics students. eisa.suI:w,,,'- Wi -lift 1 - - 1312235 A ' 'Lia . M f. .f 332.2442 1 i-1 R 1 1 t t D O It czence biaarfmenf Learning the body's sys- tems is one of the fascinat- ing topics taken up in Biology, a subject which is both practical and interest- ing to the student. By use of the equipment shown, the students are studying the action of the planetary system, one of 1:1 EES T Q the main topics discussed in General Science. ec niece! Qibeiaarfmenf Great care is required in pouring a mold, for there is danger from air bubbles and imperfections in the mold which might cause an explosion. One of the main objectives of the Print Shop course is to teach the students to make attractive lay- outs of the pages, which will serve to make the printed matter more attractive to the eye. Page 26 Mm .ic niece! leloarfmenf Learning the intricate details of a machine, aided by both math and science, the pupils conquer the fundamentals, preparing them- selves for future study in the field. Mechanical drawing, taken as either a major or minor subject, prepares the students for many types of higher learning. Page 28 Any type of book which our students require, from reference books to novels, can be found in our lib1'ary. Lindblom's Library, being affiliated with the Chicago Public Library, has the same system of circulating books. Every student must have a card in order to take out a book. I ocia! .gciencefi elaarfmenf , saws M ,J , 'Fi M sa ,F V Tracing the route of some great explorer, or seeing just where we stand on the world makes globe-gazing extremely interesting. Besides looking at globes and maps, hours of tedious and brain-racking work are spent in text-books to obtain necessary information for the next day's history or geography assignment. Page 29 .Alai Alepdffnienf All types of painting are taken up hy the art students so that they may fully exercise their talents. Box-decorating, clay modeling, and designing of' Christmas ornaments and greeting cards all add to the fun of the art course. Page 30 M, y H323 qiiw i 5,5355 X H ire if? ,QLQQ ,ww gags S, if-if F5955 igifiw 1 1 1322 in 2?,Me?w ziimla 13533131 iiiif gli! X 1, LY., , R Af 355327 : .1f.: gy v 5 Y s I Page 32 ommerzca eloarfmenf 2 ' f Q5 Learning to use the dictaphone is just one of the many tech- nicalities learned in ofice practice, which will be of use in later life. Transcription, which is taught to the advanced students of stenography, requires much practice to develop skill and speed. ev' ...wr WW. lg!!! lj I it ,g . ' A AK N. Q f 2 WF Q0 ST mi ? is' Www if 13' ffm 5 Q5 f 'fig Migglgjaf 4, X :S 1 .MLP A ..H.. 'ff f , - Walk' Aw Q Page 34 Om 14,45 Q38 arfmenf P This pretty model cut, stitched, and is modeling the gown which the sewing classes have taught her to create. In our clothing classes, the girls are instructed in the use and care of sewing machines, selection of materials, use of patterns, and the making of clothes. The girls in our Cooking classes learn to bake mysterious, appe- tizing coneoetions Without burn- ing their fingers. Besides learning to cook, the girls learn table etiquette, so that they may enjoy their cook- ery to the utmost. Olfne .fglnffi lepaffnieni 'lb L Wafhemaficd elaarfmenf Math plays a great part in the field of communications. The basis of any puzzling equations is the Pythagorean Theorem. solving m their dents often use ' classes the stu d and in- ' In our advanced mathematics . knowledge of elementary math to solve many complicate volved problems. Page 36 udic eiaarfmenf Many things, from the make-up of scales to Palestrina and the history of music, are studied in our music classes. After learning the fundamentals of music, these students put them to use in song. HPractice makes perfect is more than just a saying. Page 37 oyzi , yin Qlddftlfllellf Page Looks fun?-Such simple games build up the endurance and strength of the boys in our gym classes. Many types of exercises which are both enjoyable to practice and enjoyable to watch are regularly performed by our boys. saifwifi . x N M? W , wfvbs ww, , X .fi iw ., . . E-E:::e:::: :.: -.: ' 5' ke ,X 1 1--.w ggmgfvsg Ti 11 ..... .. ii . me Q. U 3 si ...., . .:. .- r g 14 Xa X ,Q-is '51 in if - Qi, 2 ' Q wt, ,ng : , Q V X 1 Y UNA: ,,. Q www, WEL Q 11 Miz.. W MANS 'lik' :.:: ,.. . K gk ,555 i w, wma ,Vw 2 Page 40 ir A , gm elaarfmenf - Yes - everything from standing on one,s bead to performing difficult double-rolls are learned proficiently in the girls' gym. Basketball is one of the favorite games practiced by the girls, since it requires an equal amount of brain Work. and skill. H3 5 S 41 mm X f Q my , W, M ?f f Z ' ' ,Q 1 ex: Q 55532 ifigifx :ww Page 4 2 enior inulazs Now we are Seniors. . . . This is what we have been looking forward to all during our high school career. But as graduation draws near. we grow sad to think of leaving Lincllmlom, the school which we have grown to love. TL E CLASS OF JANUARY 19 President-RICHARD ODERIO Vice President-BEVERLY N0X7AK SeCTOIdFj'mPECGY TURNER TTf'GSUTf'TTRAY VYNANEK 46 Class Sing Committee MARY ANN TOELSTEDE, Chairman PAT FLYNN CHRISTINE MELLES BILLIE PRIODE HANK KLUEVER NIAXINE PRESTON PAT SILVERS Faculty Speaker NIAXINE PRESTON Valedictorian LOUIS SCHAUER Class Sponsor MR. TA.i.OR Class Speaker SHIRLEY CARLSON Division Teachers MISS BUCKLEY-MR. CLTLBERTSON-MR. KAUP-MR. SCHMITT Boys, L Cup Winner RICHARD HAYS Co-Captains, Varsity Football Team RAY RIZZOYRAY VYNANEK Girls, Lv Cup Winner DOROTHY SKINNER Co-Editors-In-Chief, Eagle BETTY THOMSEN-LOUIS SCHAUER Editor-In-Chief, Weekly AUIJREY RADTKE Page 43 Page 44 JACQUELYN ADRIAN Concert Orchestrag Honor Societyg Debs' Club, Service Chairmang Sophomore Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Library Clubg Lamba Phi Kappag Spanish Club. SHIRLEY AHLQUIST Honor Societyg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Debsg Girls' Chorusg Spanish Clubg G.A.A. SHIRLEY ALBRECHT Spanish Clubg G.A.A. HELEN ALEXOVICH Girls' Chorusg Spanish Clubg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Fencingg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Team Games. HARRY ALLERS Intra-Mural Basketball Championsg Honor Societyg I.C.C. Vice Presidentg R.O.T.C. Sgt.g Spanish Clubg Hall Guard. VINCENT AMBROSIA Senior Boys' Councilg 3B Class Presidentg L Clubg Basketball Teamg Baseball Teamg 4B Prom Committeeg Hall Guardg Intra- Mural Basketball. ELMER ANDERSON Hall Guardg Honor Societyg Bandg Weekly Salesman. MARGARET ANDERSON G.A.A.g Mail Service Cabinetg French Clubg Spanish Clubg Fresh- man Girls' Club. CORINNE A. ANDREWS G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg L and 4 Chevronsg Order of the Golden Eagleg 4 Scholarship Cerlificatesg Student Guildg Honor Societyg Debsg Girls' Chorus. VINCENT ANGELO Honor Society. . VIOLA BARKUS G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Modern Dancingg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club. BRUCE BARNES I.C.C.g Stage Crewg Hall Guard. JAMES BECVAR V A Cappella Choirg R.O.T.C.g Boys' Chorusg Projection Club. ELLIOTT BELL Concert Orchestrag R.O.T.C.g Weeklyg Tennis Teamg Hall Guardg Fencing Team. ANNABELLE BENNER G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Freshman Girls' Clubg Honor Volley Ball Teamg Team Games. JOHN BIES Picked Platoong Rifle Companyg Ist Lt., R.O.T.C.g Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg Weekly Salesman. VERONICA BINKERT G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Typing Teamg Team Gamesg Mail Service. RICHARD BRENNAN Ii Clubg City and State Champion Gymnastics Teamg 2 Athletic G5 ,S-75 HERBERT BRODERICK Gymnastics Teamg Stage Crewg Honor Societyg Hall Guard. ELAINE BUBENHEIM G.A.A.: Honor Societyg Debs' Clubg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sopho- more Girls' Clubg Spanish Clubg Typing Teamg Mail Service. WILLIAM BULGER Latin Clubg Hall Guardg Gymnastics Teamg Spanish Club. .IO MARIE CAIRO ' Hall Guardg G.A.A.g a Cappella Choirg Debsg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Leadersg L.D. Clubg Spanish Club. , LUCILLE E. CAPEK Honor Societyg Charm Dot Club, Treasurerg G.A.A.g Oral Clubg I.C.C.g Team Gamesg Fire Marshal. DOROTHY CARBONARO Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Orchestrag Freshman Girls' Clubg Debs' Clubg Honor Society. SHIRLEY CARLSON 3A Class Sec.g Ways and Means Committee, I.C.C.g Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Societyg Assemblies and Productionsg G.A.A.g Chicago Youth Conferenceg Reception Committee for Prom. THEODORE CARTER Hall Guards. WILMA CAZORT Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Hall Guardsg Debs' Club. STEVE CERMAK L Clubg Cheerleaderg Gymnastics Teamg Boys' Chorusg Hall Guardsg Intra-Mural Basketballg Intra-Mural Baseballg Intra-Mural Gymnastics. RICHARD CONGREVE Order of Golden Eagleg Senior Boys' Councilg a Cappella Choir- Madrigalsg Solo Contest Winnerg Swim Teamg Lead: Trial by Jury g Mgr. Football Teamg 3 Scholarship Certificates. TOM COULES Inter-Class Baseballg Intra-Mural Basketballg Intra-Mural Footballg Weekly Salesman. .IUANITA CURTIS Fencingg G.A.A.g Badmintong Latin Club. JEAN DALY Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Societyg Athletic L g Leadersg LD, Clubg Girls' Chorus. .IOSEPHINE DANGELO Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Debs' Clubg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Senior Girls' Councilg Typing Teamg Spanish Club. MERLYN ERICKSON Debs' Clubg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Gym Office Assistantg Spanish Clubg Sub Debs' Clubg Fencing. JUNE EVANS Associate Editor, Weeklyg Girls' Chorusg Honor Societyg Student Guildg Clean-Up Campaigng Typing Teamg Class Sing Committeeg Co-Editor, Pep's Diary. RENEE EVANS G.A.A.g French Clubg Hall Guardg Freshman Girls' Clubg Library Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club. SAM FANTOZZI Honor Societyg Hall Guardg l.C.C. ULRICH FEICHTER Swim Teamg Wrestling Teamg Hall Guard. MARY KATHERINE FERRY Poster Club, Presidentg I.C.C.g Concert Orchestrag Debs' Clubg Graduate 3M Yearsg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Latin Club. WILLIAM FISCHER L Clubg Wrestling Teamg Intra-Mural Baseballr, Trackg Hall Guardg Intra-Mural Wrestling. HELEN FISHER Freshman Girls' Clubg Team Gamesg G.A.A.g French Clubg Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg Hall Guard. DOROTHY FLEISHMAN G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Vice Pres. Sophomore Girls' Clubg Sec. Fresh- man Girls' Clubg Debs' Clubg Mail Serviceg Hall Guardg Teacher Assistant. Page 45 Page 46 PATRICIA FLYNN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Vice Pres. 3B Class Scholarship Certifi- cate, Athletic GL and Chevron, Student Guild, Vice Pres. 4B Class, 4'L.D. Club, Sec. Honor Society. HARRY FRANCO Ushers' Club, Boys' Chorus, French Club, Hall Guard. JOSEPH GALL Football Sophs., Hall Guard. ROXANE GARNETT Freshman Girls' Club, G.A.A.g Library Assistant, Spanish Clubs, Team Games. BERNICE GAUCHAS G.A.A., Debs' Club, Honor Society, Oflice Assistant. JOHN GENGE Track Team, Boys' Chorus, Varsity Football Team, HL Club, Graduated in 3Vz Years. MICHAEL GERACI Baseball Team, Basketball Team, L Club, Senior Boys' Coun- cil, Capt. Junior Basketball, 3A Vice President, L Club, Vice President, HL Club, Sgt. of Arms. BETTY GRANKO Freshman Girls' Club, Treasurer, Debs' Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Sophomore Girls' Club, Team Games, Badminton, Honor Society. SHIRLEY GRANT Charm Dots, President, G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Club, Honor Society, Sophomore Girls' Club, Tennis. DOLORES GREENE Freshman Girls' Club, Library Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Debs' Club. EDWARD GREENE Hall Guard, Weekly Photographer, Honor Society, Superior Scholarship Certificate, Major, R.O.T.C., Fire Marshal. THOMAS GREENWOOD Hall Guard, President, Boys' Chorus, Honor Society, Spanish Club, President. BILL GRESENS 4B Class President, Honor Society, Vice President, I.C.C., a Cap- pella Choir, Mgr., Hall Guard, Senior Boys' Council. HARRIET GUHL A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Spanish Clubs, Debs' Club, Honor Society, Sub Debs. RICHARD HAYS Achievement HL Cup, Football Team, Wrestling Team, L Club, Honor Society, Senior Boys' Council, 3A Class Treasurer' a Cappella Choir. 9 CARL HEJNA Picked Platoon, 2nd Lieut. R.O.T.C., Swim Team, Latin Club' Hall Guard, Color Guard, R.O.T.C. EILEEN HOFFMAN G.A.A., French Club. GERALDINE HOLDEN A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club, Vice President, Debs' Club, 9 Sophomore Girls' Club, Freshman Girls' Club, Poster Club, Fencing, Badminton. SAM HOLIK Concert Band, Stamp Salesman, Student Guild. RAYMOND HOMOLKA Ushers' Club, Intra-Mural Basketball, Baseball Team. BONNIE HORTON I.C.C., Prom Committee, Honor Society. Leaders, Dolphin, Life Saving, Debs' Club, Mail Service Cabinet, JOSEPH HURYSZ Lieut. Hall Guard. CHARLES HYNES A Cappella Choir-Madrigalsg 2 Scholarship Certiiicatesg Honor Societyg Student Guildg Bond Salesmang Fire Marshalg Hall Guard. WILLIS JAMES Spanish Clubg Concert Bandg R.O.T.C.: Hall Guardg Boxing- Inter-Class. THOMAS JESSE Eagle Salesmang Weekly Salesmang Intra-Mural Basketball Cham- pionsg Hall Guardg R.O.T.C. JAMES JOHNSON Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Sophomore Footballg R.O.T.C. KATHERINE JONES Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg French Clubg Freshman Girls, Clubg Badmintong Honor Teamsg Team Games. DELORES JUSTINIC Honor Societyg G,A.A.g Freshman Girls, Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Debs' Clubg Speech Classg Hall Guard. SOPHIE KACMAREK Mail Serviceg Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Leadersg Honor Societyg Team Gamesg Spanish Clubg Debs' Club. MARY ROSE KADANSKY G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg 1 Scholarship Certilicateg Honor Societyg President, Spanish Clubg Assistant Editor, Weeklyg Leadersg Mail Serviceg Hall Guard. ' LAWRENCE KAMBA Lieut. R.O.T.C.g Picked Platoong Inter-Class Basketballg Exhibi- tion Drill Teamg Hall Guardg Ushers' Clubg Swim Teamg Gradu- ate 3Mz Years. EUGENE KANTER Honor Societyg Tennis Teamg Hall Guardg Spanish Clubg R.O.T.C. DOLORES KASCH A Cappella Choirg Leadersg G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg Spanish Clubg Library Club. GLORIA KATSCHKE Mail Service Cabinetg I.C.C.g Honor Societyg 2 Scholarship Certifi- catesg G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Office Assistantg Spanish Club. ROBERT KATULICK Inter-Class Baseballg Inter-Class Basketball. JAMES KEISER A Cappella Choirg Swim Teamg Hall Guardg Cheerleadersg R.O.T.C.g Hall Guard. HARRIET KEITH L.D. Clubg Typist, Weekly Staifg Freshman Girls' Cluhg Sopho- more Girls' Clubg Debs' Clubg Girls' Chorusg Team Gamesg Fenc- ing. MARVIN KLIKUNAS R.O.T.C. HENRIE KLUEVER Hall Guardg a Cappella Choir. LILLIAN KOCKELMAN Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Leadersg Spanish Clubg QLD. Clubg Sophomore Girlsg Library Clubg Athletic ML . LUCILE KOCKELMAN Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Athletic uL g L.D.,, Clubg Library Clubg Spanish Clubg Leadersg Team Games. EMILY KOTEK G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Team Games. Page 48 CATHERINE LACARIO G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Badmintong Fencingg Leadersg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Honor Society. BOB LACKNER QL Clubg Football Teamg Inter Class Basketballg Spanish.Club, Presidentg Senior Boys, Councilg Fire Marshal. ROBERT LANGE JAMES LARSON R.O.T.C.g Concert Orchestra. CARL LASCHOBER Intra-Mural Boxingg Fencing Teamg Honor Societyg Inter-Class Fencing. JOHN LELLO A Cappella Choirg Hall Guard, Lieutg Wrestling Teamg Track Team. ELIZABETH LIBERATORE G,A.A.g Spanish Clubg Debs, Clubg Honor Societyg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Team Games. VIVIAN LIDDICOTT Senior Girls' Councilg I.C.C.3 G.A.A.g Leadersg Debs' Clubt Sophomore Girls, Clubg Prom Location Committeeg Team Games. ELENORE LINICH Mail Service, Sec. G.A.A.g Student Guildg Debs' Clubg Typing Team, Capt.g Honor Societyg Scholarship Certificateg Spanish Club, President. SHIRLEY LIVINGSTONE G.A.A.g Debs, Clubg Fencingg Team Gamesg Mail Serviceg Fresh- man Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Weekly. ELEANOR LOIEWSKI '4L.D. Clubg Leadersg Spanish Clubg a Cappella Choirg Fencingg Typing Teamg Debs' Clubg Badminton. CHARLES LOVETT Hall Guard, Inter-Class Boxing. GENEVIEVE MAHER G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Weekly Salesmang Team Gamesg uL.D. g l.C.C. BETTIE MARSDEN Student Guildg Mail Service Cabinet, Presidentg 4B Class Sec.g Debs'Clubg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Typing Teamg Office Assistant. PATRICIA MARTIN I.C.C.g Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Leadersg Debs' Clubg Latin Clubg Library Clubg Fencing. STELLA MATUZAS G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Hall Guardg Spanish Club. LORRAINE MAZUROWSKI G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Weekly Typistg Office Assistantg Sophomore Girls, Clubg Team Gamesg Leaders. FRANCES MAZZUKELLY G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg l.C.C., Treasurerg Honor Societyg Team Games. ALBERT MCDERMOTT I.C.C.g Latin Clubg Ushers' Clubg Scrap Drive Winner. IVA LOU MCGUIRE G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Life Suvingg Dolphinsg Oflice Assistant. CHRISTINE MELLES G.A.A.g a Cappella Choirg I.C.C.g Debs' Clubg Sophomore Girls Clubg Spanish Clubg Weekly' Staff. 1 MILDRED MIKALOVICH G.A.A.g Debs' Club, Presidentg Mail Service Cabinetg Girls' Chorusg Sophomore Girls' Club. DOROTHY MILLER A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Library Clubg Fencing. BETTY MINDERHOUT Spanish Clubg Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Charm Dotsg Team Games. RITA MONTREAL Girls' Chorusg Freshman Girls' Club, Presidentg G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg I.C.C.g Weekly Staffg Fencingg Team Games. NENA MOULOUKOS G.A.A.g Costume Designg Mail Serviceg Dehs' Clubg Weekly Salesman. ' .IOSEPHINE MURABITO 3.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Cluhg Hall uard. BARBARA NAFT Associate Editor, Weeklyg Honor Societyg 1 Scholarship Certifi- categ Student Guildg Leadersg Office Assistantg Fencingg Class Sing Committee. JACK NAUGHTON L Clubg Varsity Footballg Swim Teamg Track Teamg Golf Teamg 4B Class Treasurerg I.C.C.g Hall Guard. PHYLLIS NEJEDLY Honor Societyg 2 Scholarship Certificatesg Senior Girls' Councilg Student Guildg Spanish Club, Sec.g Typing Teamg Dells' Club. CHARLES NORCROSS Reserve Basketballg Intra-Mural Basketballg French Club. BEVERLY NOVAK Order of Golden Eagleg 2 Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Society: G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg 4A Class Vice Presidentg Athletic L and 4- Chevronsg Sec. L.D.', Clubg Student Guild. DOLORES O'BRIEN ' Leadersg Team Gamesg Sec. Spanish Cluhg Honor Teamsg NLD. Clubg Fencing. RICHARD ODERIO 4-A Class Presidentg Senior Boys' Councilg L Clubg Capt. Sopho- more Football Teamg Varsity Footballg Track Teamg Hall Guardg Inter-Class Baseball-Basketball. BETTY PARKER Girls' Chorusr, G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sopho- more Girls' Clubg Team Gamesg Honor Societyg Badminton. SHIRLEY PAULAS Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Office Assistantg Oral Clubg Hall Guardg I.C.C.g Debs' Clubg Team Games. BETTY JANE PECENY Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Debs' Clubg Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Office Assistantg Sophomore Girls' Club. MARTHA PEELE G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Team Gamesg Hall Guardg Girls' Chorusg Fencing. NAOMI PICKENS Team Gamesg Hall Guardg G.A.A. AL PIORKOWSKI Student Guildg Honor Societyg Ushersg Hall Guardg Gymnastics Team. VIRGINIA PIOTROWSKI G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg Tennis. LEONA PLOTZ Concert Orchestrag Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Debs' Cluhg I.C.C. Page 50 BARBARA POLIC Hall Guard, Spanish Clubg G.A.A. LEROY POUNDS Hall Guardg Band, Inter Class Basketball. DON PRESBITERO MAXINE PRESTON I.C.C.g Presidentg Senior Girls' Councilg Weekly Stalfg G.A.A., Debs' Clubg Sophomore Girls, Clubg Prom Bid Committeeg a Cappella Choir. BILLIE PRIODE Spanish Clubg a Cappella Clioirg Typing Teamg G.A.A., Debs' Clubg Class Sing Committee. AUDREY RADTKE Editor-in-Chief, Weeklyg Girls' Chorus, Secretaryg Clean-Up Com- mitteeg Co-Editor Pepis Diary, Scholarship Certificateg Honor Society, Class Sing Committee. .IEANETTE RAPP Hall Guardg Honor Societyg Life Savingg Mail Service Cabinet, Presidentg Debs' Club, Freshman Girls' Club, G.A.A.g Square Dancing. ROBERT REDDINGTON Football-Varsity, Sophomore Footballg Track Teamg Honor Society. MICHAEL REICHART Varsity Footballg Sophomore Football, Concert Band, Track Teamg Inter-Class Trackg Inter-Class Basketballg Lv Clubg Inter- Class Baseball. RUTH REID Spanish Clubg Team Games, G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debs' Clubg Oiiice Assistantg Sophomore Girls' Club. DOLORES RESHKUS G.A.A.g Debs' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Team Games. ARTHUR RHEIN Wrestling Teamg Capt. Wrestling Teamg L Club, Sec.g Gym- nastic Team. JOE RICCIUTI Hall Guardg Weekly Salesman. RAYMOND RIZZO v L Clubg 3A Class President, Co-Capt. Football Team, Swim Teamg 5 Athletic HL's,'g Senior Boys' Council, Intra-Mural Basket- ball. VIOLET ROSATO G.A.A., Fencing, Team Games, Hall Guardg 'gL.D. Clubg Sopho- more Girls' Club. ANTHONY ROSIC Weelvixlybg Hall Guardg Latin Clubg I.C.C.g Honor Societyg Sgt. R.O. . . - LEONARD RUKSHA Track Teamg Inter-Class Basketballg Inter-Class Baseballg Hall Guard. RITA SACCARO G.A.A.g Mail Service Cabinet, Vice Presidentg Debs' Club, Span- ish Club, Vice President, Honor Society, Scholarship Certificateg Leaders, Sophomore Girls' Club. JOYCE SANDERS I Associate Editor, Weeklyg Honor Societyg Scholarship Certificateg Student Guild, Leadersg Class Sing Committeeg Fencing, G.A.A. LOUIS SCHAUER Co-Editor-in-Chief, Eagleg Order of the Golden Eagleg ML Clubg a Cappella Choirg Senior Boys, Council, 6 Scholarship Certiiicatesg Chairman Prom Committee, Fencing Team. ARDELL SCHENOLD Freshman Girls, Clubg G.A.A.g Charm Dots, Vice President Sopho- more Girls, Clubg Team Games. IRENE SCHIEVE Honor Society, a Cappella Choir, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Debs, Club, Sophomore Girls' Club, Typing Team. HELEN SCHMIDT G.A.A., Freshman Girls, Club, Sophomore Girls' Club, Bad- minton, Debs' Club, Tennis. LORRAINE SEBOLD G.A.A., Spanish Club. MARIE SEMMINARA Typing Team, Debs' Club, G.A.A. ELEANOR SESTAN Head Typist, Eagle Staff, Honor Society, a Cappella Choir, Class Sing Committee, Student Guild, Debs, Club, Spanish Club, Sophomore Girls, Club. WILLIAM SHEEHAN Honor Society, Track Team, Skating Team, Hall Guard, Concert Band, Orchestra, Football, Mgr. .IEAN SHERMAN Honor Society, 5 Scholarship Certificates, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Girls, Chorus, President, I.C.C., Student Guild, Debs' Club. PATRICIA SILVERS Honor Society, Associate Editor, Weekly, Debs' Club, Spanish Club, Student Guild, Assemblies and Productions, Class Sing Committee. DOROTHY SKINNER Achievement L Cup, President G.A.A., 4 Scholarship Certifi- cates, President, Honor Society, Vice President, L.D. Club, L and 3 Chevrons, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Order of the Golden Eagle. EMIL SKORUP WLM Club, Soph Football, Fire Marshal, Football, Mgr., Track Team. LOTTIE SOBIESKI G.A.A., Charm Dots, Poster Club, Debs' Club, Weekly Salesman. RICHARD SOICH Inter-Class Swimming, Inter-Class Wrestling, Ushers' Club, Hall Guard, Inter'Class Basketball, Gymnastics. WILLIAM SOIYA Football Team, Wrestling Team, 'ALR Club, Hall Guard, Inter- Class Basketball, Sophomore Football. ALBERT SPARKS R.O.T.C., French Club, Hall Guard. WILLARD STADLER R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football. NORMAN STEPHAN Stage Crew, Gymnastics Team, Clean-Up Committee, Spanish Club, Weekly Salesman. ALICE STUDENY G.A.A., Tennis, Badminton, Hall Guard, Sophomore Girls' Club, French Club. RALPH SUTTER Concert Orchestra, R.O.T.C., Honor Society, Fencing. WALTER SWANSON Boys' Chorus, Lieut. Hall Guard. ROMAN TADEUSIK Honor Society, R.O.T.C., Picked Platoon, Rifle Company, Gradu- ate SVZ Years. MARY TASSEFF A Charm Dots, Honor Society, L.D. Club, Athletic L , Spanish Club, Leaders, Badminton, G.A.A., Team Games. Page 51 Page 52 WERNER TAUCK WILLARD THOMMEN Hall Guard Gymnastic Team. BETTY THOMSEN Co-Editor-in-Chief, Eagleg Order of the Golden Eagleg Student Guildg 4- Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Societyg I.C.C.g L.D. Clubg Library Club. MARIE TIMMERMAN Girls, Chorusg Hall Guardg Spanish Clubg Debs' Clubg Sopho- more Girls, Club. MARYANN TOELSTEDE Accompanist-a Cappella Choir, Maclrigals, Boys' Chorusg Senior Girls' Councilg Latin Clubg Chairman-Class Sing Committeeg Spanish Clubg Honor Societyg Debs' Club. PEGGY TURNER 4A Class Sec.g Senior Girls' Councilg President-l.C.C.:, Debs, Club, Sec.g Mail Serviceg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Lamba Phi Kappa. DOLORES VALDIVIA Lv and 4 Chevronsg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg a Cappella Choirg Weekly Business Staffg I.C.C.g g'L.D. ' Clubg Hall Guardg Life Saving. GEORGE VOYENSKY I Gymnastics Teamg Stage Crewg Honor Societyg Weekly Salesman. RUTH VYNALEK G.A.A.: Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Honor Societyg Badmintong Debs' Clubg Poster Clubg Tennis. RAY VYNANEK Co-Capt. Football Teamg 4A Treasurerg Senior Boys, Councilg L Clubg Hall Guardg Sophomore Footballg Inter-Class Basketballg Inter-Class Baseball. LORRAINE WADMAN Debs, Clubg Student Guildg Spanish Clubg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Office Assistantt, Weekly Salesman. GLADYS WAHLSTROM G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Debs, Club. MARION WARNOCK G.A.A.g Debs, Clubg Hall Guardg Typing Team. .IACQUELINE WELSH G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Treasurerg Honor Societyg 'QU' and 1 Chevrong Concert Orchestrag Debs, Clubg Modern Dancingg President, Latin Club. MARILYN WELSH Senior Girls' Councilg 2 Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Spanish Clubg Debs' Clubg Modern Dancing. LORRAINE WILKAS Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Charm Dotsg Lamba Phi Kappag Debs' Clubg Freshman Girls' Club. ROBERT WILKE Senior Boys' Councilg Honor Societyg Projection Club. DORIS WILSON G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Fencingg Tennis Teamg Dolphing Leaderg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club. HERBERT WISE Basketball Teamg MLN Club, Presidentg I.C.C.g Hall Guardg Inter- Class Footballg Track Team. Qui' Choice We of the class of June, 1946, selected the following students to represent our 4B class and manage our meetings and activi- ties: Al Dryer presides at meetings, Frank Jakuhowski serves as vice president, Ruth Ryjacek is the minute taker, and Robert Paluchowski collector of money. Miss Ryan is sponsor of our class. Each of the eleven divisions elected a candidate for each office. After the primary elections, the eight lowest candidates were dropped and the top three were voted on again. These officers, elected in the democratic procedure followed here at Lindblom, were chosen to guide our class in following and keeping all of the customs and traditions which breathe life and spirit into a place of learning. Page 53 Page 54 CYNTHIA ABRAHAM L.D. Club, Vice-Presidentg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g L and 3 Chevronsg Debsg Los Corderitosg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Badminton. BETTY JANE ALLEN ,A Freshmen Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg Team Games. MARYANNE ALLEN G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg L.D. Club, Secretaryg Scholarship Certificateg Honor Societyg Golden Eagleg Leadersg L and 3 Chevronsg Girls' Chorus, Secretary. SHIRLEY ALMARAZ G.A.A.g A Cappella Choirg Girls' Chorusg Stamp Salesmang Team Gamesg Weekly Salesmang Gym Office Assistant. RUTH ALLES Debs Clubg Fencingg Sophomore Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Badminton. MARILYN JEAN ALM G.A.A.g The Poster Clubg Team Gamesg Badminton. WILLIAM ALTON Inductefl into the Army in December 1945. ANGELINE ANTON Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Sub Debs. JACK BABB Sophomore Footballg Varsity Footballg L Clubg Track Teamg Stamp and Bond Salesmang Honor Society. ALLEN BABENDIR L Clubg Football Teamg Track Teamg Sophomore Football Teamg Spanish Club. t PAUL BABINEC Fencingg L Clubg Honor Society. ALFRED BACHARZ Boys' Chorusg Fire Marshal, Capt.g Honor Societyg I.C.C.g R.O.T.C., Lieutenantg Student Guildg Usher, Wrestling. EDWARD BACZKIEWICZ L Clubg Basketballg Baseballg Senior Boys' Councilg Co-Capt., Basketball Team. ELIZABETH BAIER G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Typing Team. SHIRLEY ANNE BAILING A Cappella Choir Q6 sem.Jg Team Gamesg Fencingg G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg Office Assistantg Office Training Club. EUGENE BARNES DOLORES BARTKOWIAK - Achievement L Cupg Golden Eagleg G.A.A.g Board and Cabinet, Vice-Presidentg Honor Societyg L and 4 Chevronsg L.D. Clubg Fencingg Badminton. ROBERT BARTKOWIAK Inter-Class Basketballg Inter-Class Gymnasticsg Hall Guard. ALICE BASINSK Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Leadersg Freshman Girls' Clubs. ESTHER BASICH G.A.A.g Life-Saving and Dolphin Clubg Mail Serviceg Fencingg Team Gamesg Sophomore Girls' Club. BETTY JANE BATDORF Dolphing Life Savingg Debsg G.A.A.g Leadersg Gymg Sub Debsg Latin Clubg L.D. Club. KENNETH BEAN Gymnasticsg Swimming. FRANK BEATA KL Clubg Track and Cross-Country. ROBERT BEARDSLEY FLORENCE BEARMAN Lv and 2 Chevronsg 5'Trial By .Iuryhg Debs Clubg Sub Debs Clubg Art Leagueg Charm Dots Clubg Weekly Staff, Asst. Editorg Girls' Chorus. EDWIN BEEBY Swimming Teamg ML Clubg Boys' Council. STANLEY BEKE Wrestling Teamg R.O.T.C. Exhibition Team. .IOANNE BENLEHR President of G.A.A.g Athletic SLI, and 3 Chevronsg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Student Guildg Honor Societyg Debsg Poster Clubg '4L.D.,' Club. JUNE BENLINE Eagle Staffg Leadersg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Debsg Team Games. .IEANNINE BENTZINGER G.A.A.g Spanish Club, Presidentg Honor Society. DOROTHEA BERG Honor Societyg Scholarship Certificateg Library Clubg G.A.A.g Student Guildg Life Savingg Dolphing Girls' Chorusg Spanish Club. GLORIA BERGDAHL G.A.A.g Girls, Chorusg Typing Teamg Teachers' Assistantg Honor Society. i RICHARD BERGSMA Cheer Leaderg Baseballg Trackg Usherg Boys' Chorusg Hall Guardg GL Club. LOUISE BERNARDY Business Manager, Eagleg Hall Guardg Golden Eagleg Honor Societyg 3 Scholarship Certificatesg Library Assistantg Spanish Club, Presidentg Student Guild. ' MARY I. BERTUCCI - G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Office Trainingg Sophomore Girls, Clubg Weekly Salesman. ROBERT BEST R.O.T.C.g R.O.T.C., lst Sgt.g R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corpsg Paper Drive, Capt.g 'Hall Guardg Honor Society. ROSEMARY BETZ Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Life Savingg Dolphing Bond Salesmang Girls, Chorus Q6 semesterslg Girls' Chorus, Vice-Presidentg Leadersg Swimming. ' FRANK BIEBER Varsity Footballg Sophomore Foothallg Track Teamg QL Clubg Boys' Chorusg Inter-Class Basketball. TED BISGROVE Intermural Basketballg Paper Drive. ROBERT BLANEY Hall Guardg Band. PHILLIP BLOMQUIST Hall Guardg Sophomore Football. WALTER K. BOCKHOLT Projection Club. Page 55 Page 56 JOHN BONCELA Inter-Class Boxingg Hall Guardg Ushers, Chiefg Eagle Salesman R.O.T.C., Lieut.g Picked Platoong Pep Book Salesman. MARCUS BORTOLI Honor Societyg Gymnastic Teamg Boys, Chorusg L Club. CARL BOUTON Teacher's Assistantg Gymnastics. ROSCOE RUFUS BOWERS, JR. R.0.T.C. WAYNE L. BOYLE Stamp Salesmang Hall Guardg Basketballg Gymnastics. DOROTHY BRESNAHAN Life Saving and Dolphing Latin Clubg Spanish Clubg S Scholar- ship Certificatesg Honor Societyg Eagleg Senior Girls, Councilg I.C.C. HAZEL FAY BREUKER Mail Service Cabinetg Fencingg Badmintong G.A.A.g Honor So- cietyg Team Games. LEONARD BRONIARCZYK Hall Guard. BILLIE JEAN BROWN G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Spanish Club. JAMES BROWN Inter-Class Basketballg Baseball Teamg Sophomore Footballg Wrestling Team. JOYCE BROWN G.A.A.g Debs Cluhg Sub Debs Clubg Sophomore Club. RIICHARD J. BROWN JOAN BULOW Dance Bandg Band Lyreg Mail Serviceg Concert Bandg Lindblom Fashion Board Rep.g Bond Salesmang Honor Societyg G.A.A. JOHN BUKOVSAN R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, ,445 Hall Guardg Inter-Class Baseballg Inter-Class Footballg R.O.T.C., Captaing R.O.T.C., Color Guardg Gymnastics. VIRGINIA BUTCHER Weekly, Mgr., Financeg Debsg Honor Societyg G.A.A.5 Fencingg Libraryg Hall Guardg Badminton. ROSE MARIE CABO G.A.A.g Debsg Hall Guardg Div. Presidentg Chairman of Sub Debsg Fencingg Gym Teacher's Assistant. CHARLOTTE CALLOZZO L.D. Club, Presidentg Library Assistantg Debsg L and 4 Chev- ronsg Leadersg I.C.C.g Badmintong Fencing. MARY KATHRYN CARL Orchestrag Sophomore Girls, Clubg G.A.A.g Teacher's Assistant. CORINNE CARLSON Honor Societyg G.A.A. Board and Cahinetg Dolphing Mail Serviceg Life Savingg Los Coderitos, Vice-Presidentg Badmintong Leaders. LORETTA CARLSON G.A.A.g Charm Dots. LENORE CARLSON Senior Girls' Councilg Girls, Chorusg Librariang Honor Societyg Mail Serviceg Sub Debs, Vice-Presidentg Debsg Spanish Clubg G.A.A. MARY CARONE LD, Clubg Mail Serviceg L and I Chevrong G.A.A.g Debsg Div. Class Presidentg Badmintong Leadersg Fencing. MARY CASSINGHAM A Cappella Choirg Spanish Clubg Weeklyg G.A.A.g Eagle Sales- mang Honor Society. ANNA MARIE C. CANAVAN French Clubg G.A.A.g Honor Socielyg Sub Debs. HELENA CANANAGH Dolphing Defense Stampsg Freshman Girls, Clubg G.A.A.g Life Savingg Sophomore Girls, Club. .IOHN F. CERNEY BEVERLY CHADOVICH G.A.A.g Fencingg Sub Debsg Debsg Badmintong Typing Teamg Honor Societyg L.D. Club. ROBERT CHAMBERLAIN L Clubg Gymnastics Teamg Lindblom Light Brigadeg Fire Marshal. HELEN CHMIEL Mail Serviceg G.A.A. EUGENE CHRISTENSEN Honor Societyg Acc. Choirg Projection Clubg Weekly Staffg Bas- ketball Mgr.g Eagle Salesmang Weekly Salesman. WILLIAM G. CLARK MARIE CLEMENTI ' Honor Societyg Mail Service Cabinet, Vice-Presidentg G.A.A.:, Oflice Assistantg Acc. Choirg Debsg Sub Debsg I.C.C.g French Club. WILLIAM COFF ER Boys' Chorusg R.O.T.C., Captaing Rifle Companyg Rifle Teamg Drum and Bugle Corpsg Drum Majorr, Projection Club. ALICE JEAN COHAN G.A.A.g Eagle Ad Club g Spanish Clubg Debsg French Clubg Girls' Club. DE VERNE COLEMAN Concert Bandg Dance Banclg Boys' Chorusg Sophomore Footballg Weekly Salesman. CHARLES J. CONRICK Gymnasticsg Hall Guardg Boys' Chorus. WILLIAM COPPS Hall Guardg Jr. Basketball Team, Capt.g L Club. SHIRLEY CRANE G.A.A.g Charm Dotsg Ice Skating Clubg Weekly Salesman. GLORIA LOUISE CROSS gophomore Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Latin Clubg Weekly Salesmang ebs. MARTIN CUNNINGHAM Boys' Chorus. WILLIAM CWIRLA R.O.T.C.g Gymnastics. DOLORES CYGAN G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debsg Charm Dotsg Los Vivarachosg Hall Guard. ' Page 57 Page 58 EDWARD DAY Honor Societyg R.O.T.C. ADOLPH DE BOER Capt., Jr.-Sr. Swim Teamg Fire Marshalg Baseball Teamg L Clubg Inter-Class Basketballg Inter-Class Baseball. JOSEPHINE DE MONTE Girls, Chorusg G.A.A. LOIS JEAN DEOBLER A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg Spanish Clubg Typing Teamg Debs Clubg Weeklyg I.C.C.g Honor Society. JERE DEROIN Editor-in-Chief, Weeklyg I.C.C. Bublicityg G.A.A.3 Bandg Debs Clubg Spanish Clubg Clean-Up Campaign Publicityg Badminton. EARL DETLEFSEN Gymnastic Teamg Honor Societyg R.O.'I'.C.g Hall Guard. JOHN DONNELLO Hall Guardg Spanish Clubg Orchestra. SHIRLEY DORIA G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Dehsg Sophomore Clubg Debs Clubg Library Assistantg Acc. Choir. MARY LOIS DORNER Concert Bandg Mail Service Cabinetg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Office Assistantg Freshman Girls' Clubg Dehsg Dance Band. EVELYN DOUGLAS G.A.A. MARSENA DOUGLASS Concert Orchestrag G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Team Games. PAUL DRABIK AL DRYER Senior Boys' Councilg Baseball Teamg NLE Clubg Captain, Cheer- leadersg President, 4B Classg Treas., Sec., Boys, Chorusg Inter- Cabinet Councilg Lindblom Canteenng MDizzy Batonng Hall Guard. GLADYS C. DUBRICK Weekly Representativeg nL.D.,' Clubg KL and 2 Chevronsg Lead- ersg Library Assistantg Debsg Gymg Office Assistantg Badminton. YVETTE DUDLEY Concert Orchestrag Library Assistantg Spanish Clubg Gym Leadersg Athletic '4L g G.A.A.g Fencingg Team Games. BARBARA DURNELL. Hall Guardg G.A.A. RICHARD EICK Honor Society. ELDRED J. ELEDER Student Guildg Scholarship Cenificateg Honor Societyg R.O.T.C.g Ushers Clubg Eagle Salesmang Hall Guard. JEROME ELLEN Concert Bandg Dance Band. CONSTANCE ELLIOPULOS G.A.A.g Debsg Team Games. JOAN A. ELLIS Concert Bandg Band Lyreg Latin Clubg Weekly Reporterg Hall Guardg Student Guildg Honor Societyg Teacher Assistant. JACK ENGDAHL Hall Guardg Honor Society. DOROTHY LUELLA EVANS French Clubg Debs Clubg Costume Design Club, Weekly Sales- mang Captain, Typing Team, G.A.A. ' WILLIAM EVERS Sophomore Footballg Gymnastics, Varsity Football. COLLETTA FALK G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Debsg Mail Serviceg Charm Dots, President, Library, G.A.A. Rep. THERESA FEHR G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Life Savingg Badminton, Typing Team. IRENE FERGUSON G.A.A.g Debs Cluhg Badmintong Typing Team. MATHEW FERRELLI Wrestling Teamg Intramural Wrestlingg ML Club. VIRJEAN FIELD Acc. Choirg Madrigalsg Dolphing Gym Leaderg Swim Leader, G.A.A.g Life Saving, Junior and Seniorg Weekly Salesman. ALLEN FISCHER Hall Guardg Picked Platoong Rifle Companyg Exhibition Drill Teamg Captain R.O.T.C.g French Club. ALICE FLOREK G.A.A.g Bond Ofliceg Typing Teamg Home Nursingg Honor Society. SHIRLEY JUNE FREDRICH Poster Club, Vice-Pres.g G.A.A.g Teacher Asst., 5 sem.g Team Gamesg Office Asst.g Design School Christmas Card. WARREN FRIEDL Sophomore Footballg Varsity Footballg L Club, Ice Skatingg Hall Guard. FLORENCE FRIEDRICH G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Team Games, Tennis Teamg Teacher Asst. HELEN GAGGLEY G.A.A.g Hall Guardg French Club. LARRY L. GALDIK Gymnasticsg Paper Driveg R.O.T.C.g Hall Guard. BARBARA GARVIN Lt. of Hall Guards, Vice-Pres., Sophomore Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g A Cappella Choirg Debs Club. YVONNE V. GEHRING Los Chamacosg Concert Bandg Student Eagle Salesmang G.A.A.g Los Vivaracllos. ADRIENNE R. GIBSON G.A.A.g I.C.C.g Concert Bandg Student Guildg Assemblies and Production, Eagle Artist, June, 19463 Poster Club, Eagle Salesman. JOY GIEDRAS Eagle Salesmang Su.b Debsg I.C.C.g G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls, Club. KENNETH GIERLOFF WALTER GILCHRIST Hall Guardg Art Leagueg R.O.T.C. Page 59 Page 60 PEARL GILIBERTO Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Library Assistant. .IOSEPHINE GLAB G.A.A.g Library Assistantg Tapg Rhythmg Spanish Clubg Badmin- tong Beg. Choirg Team Games. HELEN GLIMCO Lindblom Concert Orch.g G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Spanish Clubg Fencingg Team Gamesg Sub Debs. ALICE V. GOEPPNER G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Honor Societyg War Bonds and Stamps Assistant. DOROTHY GOGER One Scholar Certificateg Honor Societyg Advertising Mgr., Weeklyg Library Asst.g Girls' Chorusg Los Virarachosg Spanish Clubg Debsg G.A.A. K7 semestersl. EUGENE F. GOLD Honor Societyg Student Guildg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Projection Clubg Usher Clubg Hall Guardg Perfect Attendanceg Football Ticket Salesman. LILLIAN GOLKE G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Library Asst.g Sub Debsg Charm Dots. HARRIET GOLUB Student Guildg Honor Society C7 semestersh Page Editor on Weeklyg Reporter on Weeklyg Debsg G.A.A.g Los Corderitos. ELAINE M. GRABAREK G.A.A.g Debsg Hall Guard. WALTER GRYGIEL Honor Societyg R.O.T.C., Capt.g Bond Salesmang Weekly Sales- mang Eagle Salesmang Hall Guard: Spanish Club. ESTHER HACKMAN Library Clubg Fencingg G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Team Gamesg Latin Clubg Weekly Salesman. KENNETH M. HALKO Ushers, Clubg Swim Team. FRANCES HALPER G.A.A.g Freshman Girls, Clubg Spanish Clubg Honor Societyg Sophomore Girls' Club. ROBERT HALYKO Swimming Teamg LM Clubg Inter-Class Baseballg Inter-Class Wrestling. MARY LOU HAMILL G.A.A.g Vice-Pres., L.D. fl sem.Jg Athletic 'iL g '4L.D. Clubg Team Games. LOUISE CLEORA HARRIS G.A.A.g Fenciugg Team Gamesg French Club. LOUISE HANSEM Sophomore Clubg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debs. LEE HOWARD HARTMAN Footballg Spanish Clubg ML Clubg Gymnasticsg R.O.T.C. RUTH HAUSER G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Team Gamesg Oiiice Assistantg Athletic L,'g Skating Club. WILLIAM HEINBECKER Baseball Team: Sophomore Footballg Intramural Basketballg Hall Guardg Ushers' Club. JOSEPH F. HENDERSON Projection Club Ofiicerg Oflicer in the R.O.T.C.g Stamp Salesmang Picked Platoon C3 yrs.7. - EARL HEPBURN EVELYN HEYMAN Four Scholarship Certificatesg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Girls' Sports Ed., Eagleg Girls' Chorusg Golden Eagleg Honor Societyg L and 3 Chevronsg LD, Club. RICHARD HIGGINS Baseball Teamg Intramural Basketball. CHARLES H. HIMES Varsity Football K2 yearsl g Track Team C4 yearsl 5 Acc. Choir Q3 semesterslg Madrigals C2 semesterslg Male Quartet Q3 semestersl 5 L Club fl 'gL Jg Hall Guard, Capt.g Gym Oflice Assistant f2 semestersl. ' EMMET A. HINKELMAN lst S t ROT C ' Honor Societ ' Perfect Attendance' No Tardi- g 'U 7 Y7 3 nessg R.0.T.C.'s Parade Rest and 'GA Day in the R.0. RUSSELL E. HIPPENSTEEL ORCHID HOBLIK. A Latin Clubg Concert Bandg Athletic '4L g Badmintong Fencingg L.D. Clubg Hall Guardg Gym Leader. JUNE HOBLIK . R.O.T.C. Concert Bandg G.A.A.g Latin Club, Treas.g A Cappella Choirg Leaders. MILDRED HOPKINS G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Fencingg Badmintong Library Assistantg Honor Volley Teamg Nine Barsg Leader. MAXINE HORNBURG Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Societyg Debsg Sub Debsg Vice- President, Latin Clubg Fencingg Team Gamesg G.A.A. MARILYN M. HOURIGAN G.A.A.g Weekly Staffg Debs Clubg Growing Room Assistant. MARGARET HOWATT G.A.A.g Spanish Club, Los Vivarachos. GRACE MARIE HOYER G.A.A.g Typing Teamg Debsg Sub Debsg Spanish Club. BILL INCROCCI Honor Societyg Gymnastic Teamg Hall Guardg R.O.T.C.g Rifle Teamg Eagle Salesman. E. JACKSON Spanish Clubg G.A.A. THEODORE JAROSZEWICZ Footballg Baseballg Basketballg Hall Guard. MELVIN GREGORY .IAKUTA Concert Bandg R.O.T.C.g Hall Guardg Honor Society. BETTY .IANDACEK Sophomore Girls' Clubg Debsg G.A.A.g Sub Debs. FRANK J. .IAKUBOWSKI Basketballg Inter-Class Basketballg Wrestlingg 4B Vice-Presidentg Boys' Chorusg Fire Marshal, Captaing Student Guildg Hall Guard. AUDREY JOHNSON G.A.A.g Mail Service. DORIS JOHNSON Honor Society Q6 semestersJg Los Vivarachosg Los Corderitosg G.A.A.g Team Games. Page 61 Page 62 JEAN JOHNSON G.A.A.g Debsg Sub Debsg Charm Dots. BRUCE JOHNSTON Hall Guardg Exhibition Drill Teamg Picked Platoong lst Lt., R.O.T.C. ANDREW JONES, JR. Gymnastic Team. HATTIE BEATRICE JORDON G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Spanish Clubg Tap Dancing. 'VLASTA JURACKA Orchestra, Concertg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Senior Girls' Councilg Student Guild. MARYANNE JURKO G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debsg Weekly Salesmang Girls' Chorusg Sopho- more Girls' Clubg Hall Guard. GRACE KABICA A Cappella Choirg Honor Societyg Poster Clubg Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debsg Oilice Assistant. ANDREW KACMAREK Treasurer of Spanish Clubg Honor Society for 2 Semesters. .JOHN R. KALMANEK Projection Clubg Rifle Companyg Skating Clubg Sgt. in R.0.T.C.g Intramural Skatingg Skating Teamr, Honor Society. WALTER KAMHOLZ Gymnastics. ELEANOR KAMJEN G.A.A.g Debs Cluhg Hall Guardg Team Games. PATRICIA KAMM ' G.A.A.g Athletic L g Gym Leaderg Honor Societyg Debs Clubg Stamp Salesmang Sub Debs. JOSEPH KAPP Bowling Team K3 yrs.J g French Clubg Hall Guard Q2 sem.J g Intra- mural Basketball. ' MARILYN KARLOVIC G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Badmintong Rhythms. ' LOIS KEEGAN A Cappella Choir C6 sem.Dg Madrigals C2 sem.Dg Life Saving and Dolphing L.D. C1 letterJ g G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Weeklyg Leadersg Swim. ROSEMARY KELLY Girls' Chorusg Latin Clubg Hall Guardg Honor Societyg Debs Clubg Senior Girls' Councilg G.A.A.g Student Guild. ' RONALD KETCHUM Honor Societyg Senior Boys' Councilg Pres., Los Dandadoresg Vice-Pres., Los Pensadoresg Picked Platoon, '44, '45, '46g Cadet Lt. Col., R.O.T.C. EMILY KICUL Senior Girls' Councilg Order of the Golden Eagleg Girls' Chorus, Treas.g 6 Scholarship Certificatesg Weekly Business Managerg Stu- dent Guildg Honor Societyg Trial By Juryng Hall Guardg Library Club. - BOB KIJAK R.0.T.C.g Spanish Club. DIANE KINBERG G.A.A.g Ice Skatingg Stamp Salesman. GEORGE KLOSKE, JR. Perfect Attendance. EUGENE KIRCHHERR Honor Society C4 semjg Weekly Cartoonistg Bond Sales f3BJ. DORIS KLASSENS G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Home Nursingg Mail Service. JOHN KLEIN Fencing. ' ROBERTA KLUMBIS A Cappella Choirg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Team Gamesg Honor Society. MILDRED KNOX Freshman Girls' Cluhg Home Nursingg Spanish Clubg G.A.A. GRACE ANN KOPCZEWSKI G.A.A.g Honor Society. MILDRED KOROSIC Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg ArtXLeague. MARIANNE KORSGAARD Weekly Staff 5 Mail Serviceg Leadersg Team Gamesg Debs Clubg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Spanish Club. RICHARD KORTHAZE A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg Three Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Societyg Trial By Jury, Lead.: L Clubg Fencing Teamg Student Guildg Assemblies and Productions Clubg Weekly Staffg Golden Eagle. DOROTHY KOSMIN G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Team Gamesg Badmintong Art Club. ANTHONY KOVESKI AGRYPINE KOWALSKI President, Sub Debsg Secretary, Girls' Chorus C2 sem.Dg Debsg Team Gamesg G.A.A. MICHAEL KRAFCISIN Boys' ML Clubg Boys' Chorus, Sec.g Trackg Intramural Basketballg Dizzy Batong -Baseball. RAY KROLL Gymnasticsg Eagle Salesman. MADLYN KRUEGER A Cappella Choirg Weekly Salesmang Fire Marshalg G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Class Voiceg Debs. DOROTHY E. KRUG - G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Debs Clubg Hall Guardg Projection Clubg Fencingg Badmintong Team Games. HENRY KUCHARCZYK Bowlingg Usher Clubg Stamp Salesman. DOLORES KULCZEWSKI . G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Debs. LORRAINE KURTZ Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Stamp and Bond Salesmang Senior Girls' goulnlcilg Typing Teamg Debs Clubg 6 S Certificatesg Student ul . DOROTHY KUTNAROWSKI G.A.A.g Debs Club. PATRICIA LAKE Senior Girls, Councilg Girls, Chorus K4 sem.Jg Honor Societyg Sub Debs Clu.bg Debs Clubg G.A.A.g Spanish Club C4 sem.Jg Badminton C3 sem.J. Page 63 Page 64 GLADYS LANGEVIN French Clubg Girls' Chorusg Librarian Asst.g Debs Clubg G.A.A. GLORIA LANGEVIN G.A.A.g French Clubg Treasurer Mail Serviceg Inter-Cabinet Coun- cilg Debs Clubg Girls' Chorus. WILLIAM LAUGEL JAMES LAUZON Swimming Teamg Skating Team Capt.g L Club. DOLORES LAZARIC Honor Societyg Weeklyg Los Cordelittos, Sec.g G.A.A.g Bond Salesmang Team Gamesg Gym Oflice Assistantg Leader C6 sem.Jg Freshman Girls, Club. ALICE LEBESKY G.A.A. JOAN LEE LD, Clubg Charm Dotsg Badmintong G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Leadersg Sub Debsg Athletic ESL . SHIRLEE L. LEGANT G.A.A.g Debs. LLOYD LETOURNEAU WILLIAM LEISE Usherg Fire Marshalg Projection Clubg Exhibition Teamg N.C.O.g R.O.T.C. I MARY LESONDAK Honor Societyg Bandg Inter-Cabinet Council Secretaryg Student Guildg Senior Girls, Councilg Debsg Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg G.A.A. A HELEN LIGAS Freshman Girls, Clubg Concert Bandg Debs Clubg Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Typing Teamg G.A.A.g Teachers' Assistantr, Spanish Clubg Badmintong Weekly Salesman. ROSEMARY LIKES Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girl's Clubg G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Library Assistantg Latin Cluhg Teachers' Assistantg Stamp and Bond Salesman. WILLIAM LILLWITZ L Clubg Swim Teamg Baseball Teamg Boys' Chorusg Interclass Basketball. ROBERT LINDGREN Senior Boys' Councilg Order of Golden Eagleg Seven Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Societyg Eagle Staffg I.C.C.g R.0.T.C.g Picked Platoon. HAROLD LOCKWOOD n Skating Teamg HL Clubg Vice-President, Skating Clubg Inter-Class Basketballg Interclass Baseballg Interclass Skating. JEANETTE LOIACONO G.A.A.g Hall Guard. FRANK LOQUERICO Trackg Varsity Footballg Sophomore Footballg Baseballg Hall Guardg Paper Driveg Weekly Salesman. TONY LOQUERICO Sophomore Footballg Varsity Footballg Trackg Baseballg Hall Guardg Paper Driveg Ticket Salesman. JERRY LOOBY Boys' Chorus C8 sem.Jg Boys' Chorus Officer Q6 sem.Jg Lindblom Canteeng Trial by Jurywg Dizzy Batong Ushers il sem.J. VIRGINIA M. LOY A G.A.A. RICHARD J. LUKAS Swim Teamg Hall Guard, Captain. ROBERT K. LYEN STAN MACHULIS Light Brigadeg Stage Crewg Projection Cluhg I.C.C.g Weeklyr, Ushers Clubg Fire Marshalsg Golf Team. BEVERLY MAC NEILL A Cappella Choirg Weekly Staffg Team Gamesg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Scholarship Certificateg Latin Cluhg Eagle Salesman. RUTH MAHN G.A.A. LEO MALEC DOROTHY MALLEK Latin Cluhg G.A.A.g Life Saving and Dolphing Helper in Mr. Hagen's Ofiiceg Honor Societyg Sub Debsg Hall Guard. EARL MATIJICK Fire Marshalg Inter-Class Basketballg Air Raid Warden. JOSEPH MALOVANY Swimming Team. MARIE MAYER Honor Society K7 sem.D 3 One Scholarship Certificateg Weekly Editorg Lug Order of the Golden Eagleg Girls' Chorusg 'Trial by Jury g Hall Guard. RAMON MC CARTHY One Year Hall Guardg Spanish Clubg R.O.T.C. WILLIAM D. MC CAULEY Gymnastic Teamg Projection Cluhg Weekly Salesmang Eagle Sales- mang Boys' LM Cluhg Honor Society. PAUL D. MC GEE R.O.T.C. Picked Platoong R.O.T.C. Rifle Companyg 2nd Lt. CHARLOTTE Mc HALE G.A.A.g Weeklyg Fencingg Soph Girls' Clubg Hall Guard. JACQUELINE MC KINSTRY SHIRLEY MELANDER Dolphinsg G.A.A.g L.D. g Honor Societyg Badmintong Fencingg Life Savingg Leaders fgym. and swimb. WARREN MILLER DOLORES MIZWICKI Team Gameg Fencingg Badmintong Dolphin Cluhg Life Savingg G.A.A. EDWARD MOLZAN Swimming Team. JUNE M. MORRISSEY G.A.A.g Life Savingg Swim Leaderg Team Gamesg Sub Debg Debg Weekly Salesman. JOHN MOSIEJ Fencing. Page 65 Page 66 RUTH MOSIER G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Clubg Badmintong Captain Basketball. ELIZABETH MRAZ G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Team Games. GERALDINE MURPHY Debsg G.A.A. ANNAMAE MUSIC ' G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg A Cappella Choirg Team Games. MARY NAGLIC Hall Guard fl sem.ig Freshman Girls' Club Q2 semjg Deb fl sem.J 3 G.A.A. K8 sem.J. DOLORES NELSON G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Weekly Salesman. THERESE C. NELSON Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Spanish Clubg G.A.A. RICHARD NEVARA Honor Societyg Scholarship Certificateg Vice President Honor Societyg Gymnastics Teamg Student Guildg I.C.C.g President Span- ish Clubg Associate Editor, Eagle. IRA NIEDERMAN Wrestlingg Concert Bandg Projection Clubg Light Brigadeg Stage Crew. BETTY LOU NIELSEN . A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg Assistant Student Choir Directorg Debsg G.A.A. Library Assistant. . DONALD NIX Interclass Basketballg R.O.T.C. DOLORES M. NOWAK Honor Roll Societyg G.A.A.:, Scholarship Certificates f2 sem.Dg Los Covderitosg Student Guildg Typing Teamg Bond Ofliceg Mail Service. JOHN C. NOWICKI Gymnastics, '43 and '44g R.O.T.C. Sgt.g Picked Platoon, '43g Bond and Stampsr, Salesmarig Non-Com Club. GEORGE O'BRADOVIC Intra. Basketballg Intra-Baseball. DONALD OBRIECHT D Honor Society K7 sem.J g Boys' Chorusg Spanish Clubg Hall Guardg Scholarship Certificates. THOMAS O'NEIL Footballg Hall Guardg Track. MARJORIE PADRTA Spanish Clubg Team Gamesg Fencingg L.D. Clubg G.A.A.g Honor Baseball Teamg Honor Societyg A Cappella Choirg L Clubg Leaders. ROBERT A. PALUCHOWSKI 4B Class Treasurerg Student Guildg Tennis Team, Captaing Honor Society K7 sem.Dg 4 Scholarship Certificatesg L Clubg Golden Eagle. DOLORES PAPP G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Hall Guardg Ice Skating Clubg Spanish Clubr, Teachers' Assistant. FRANK PARMELEE Swimming Teamg L Clubg Soph. Footballg Weekly Reporterg Eagle Salesmang Projection Clubr, Swim Team Mgr. SIDNEY PASKIN R.O.T.C. First Sgt.g Hall Guard. VERNER PEARSON Swim Team. LEO PELEKOUDAS Senior Boys' Councilg Baseball Teamg L Clubg Intra-mural Bas- ketballg Co-capt. Baseball Team. JEAN PERFETTO G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Debsg Stamp Salesmang Sub Debs. CLIFFORD PETERSON FLORA PETRONE Choirg Girls' Chorusg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Team Gamesg Honor Society. .IENNIE PETRICH G.A.A.g Eagle Salesman GAYLE PIERZYNSKI G.A.A.g Board and Cabinetg Girls' Chorusg Honor Societyg Debsg Latin Clubg Gym Leaderg Student Guildg Fencing. DOLORES PFEITTER G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Team Games. ELSIE M. PODOLSKY G.A.A.g Dolphing Life Savingg Leadersg Team Gamesg Honor Society. RALPH POPE Gymnastic Teamg 3 L'sg L Club. ELEANOR POPLAWSKI Freshman Clubg French Club, Vice Presidentg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg A Cappella Choirg Latin Club. HAROLD POTE Hall Guard Captaing Paper Driveg Basketball Reservesg Inter-Class Basketball. JOHN PRADUN Baseball. SHIRLEY L. PROKES G.A.A. Board and Cahinetg Mail Serviceg Honor Societyg Girls, Chorusg Badmintong Dolphing Life Savingg Team Gamesg Golden Eagle. HENRY PRZYBYLSKI Stamp Salesmang Track Teamg Intra-Mural Basketball Team. ROBERT PRODOEHL Ushers. BARBARA-ANNE RAHM Ice Skating Clubg G.A.A.g Debsg Teachers, Assistant. CHARLOTTE RAHN Spanish Clubg Library Clubg Honor Society Y4 sem.3 g Paper Drive Committeeg Weekly Salesmang A Cappella Choir K2 sem.Jg Team Gamesg Debsg Perfect Attendance. JAMES RAJSL Cheer Leaders. BETTY RASMUSSEN Senior Girls' Councilg G.A.A.g Lu Clubg Typing Teamg Sub Debsg Debsg Hall Guardg Honor Society. WILLIAM GEORGE REEDER Baseball Teamg Co-captain, Baseball Teamg L Clubg 2 L'sg Senior Boys' Councilg Interclass Basketball. Page 67 Page 68 MIRIAM J. RICKER Spanish Clubg Poster Clubg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Paper Drive Com.5 G.A.A.g Omce Assistantg Sophomore Girls' Club. RICHARD RODIE Hall Guard. ERNEST REED R.O.T.C. LEOLA REITER G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls' Clubg Debsg Sub Debs. JEROME RESZEL Basketball Teamg Intramural Basketballg Honor Society C2 sem.J. ELLA JANE RICH Honor Societyg A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg Team Gamesg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Debsg Sub Debsg Latin Club. MARILYN RICHARDS Weeklyg Girls' Chorusg Debs Vice Presidentg Inter-Cabinet Coun- cilg Growing Room Assistantg Life Savingg Library Assistantg G.A.A. N ORREEN RIESTER FLORENCE RIZZO G.A.A.g Los Vivarachosg Girls' Chorusg Sophomore Girls' Club. JEAN ROBERTS A Cappella Choirg Spanish Clubg Hall Guardg G.A.A. DELMAR RODGERS Concert Bandg Lyre Club. WILLIAM ROETZHEIM Gymnastic Teamg Tumbling Teamg L Clubg Cheer Leader. ALFREDA ROMANOWSKI G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Latin Clubg Office Assistantg Sub Debs. HELEN ROTHGERY G.A.A.g Orchestrag Sub Debsg Honor Societyg Debsg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Teachers' Assistant. CATHERINE RUMSEY A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg G.A.A.g Poster Clubg Life Savingg I.C.C. KENNETH RUNDLE A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg Basketballg ML Club. MARIE RUNOWSKI Projection Clubg Honor Societyg Light Brigadeg Poster Clubg Mail Serviceg G.A.A.g Sophomore Clubg Debs. RUTH RYJACEK Senior Girls' Councilg Sec. 4B Classg Girls' Chorusg Librariang G.A.A.g Sec. Debs Clubg Library Assistantg Honor Societyg Stamp and Bond Salesmang Weekly Typist. ELEANOR SABLIC Hall Guardg Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg G.A.A. MARY ANN SAFKA G.A.A.g Soph. Girls' Clubg Debs Clubg Mail Serviceg Girls' Chorusg Weekly Salesmang Perfect Attendance. PENELOPE SALLAS Girls' Chorusg Mail Serviceg Honor Societyg Teacher Assistantg G.A.A. MARIAN SARLAS Poster Clubg G.A.A.g Debsg A Cappella Choirg Madrigals. GENE SAWYER Hall Guardg Supervisorg Fire Marshal, Chief 5 Light Brigadeg Stage Crewg Prosecution Clubg R.O.T.C. Capt.g Ushers, I.C.C. CHARLES SCHAEFER LOIS SCHARF G.A.A.g Acc. Choirg Spanish Clubg Sub Debs. WALTER SCHIFFELBEIN Honor Societyg Eagle Staffg Scholarship Certificateg Eagle Ad Clubg R.O.T.C. RICHARD SCHLOEGEL Inter-Class Basketball. WILLIAM SCHNEEBERER Honor Society, IBQ Hall Guard, 1Ag Light Brigade, 2A Junior. JEAN SCHNEIDER Assistant Editor of Weeklyg G.A.A.g Lug Girls' Chorusg Mail Serviceg Honor Societyg Library Assistantg Hall Guardg LD, SHIRLEY SCHOLTEN Team Gamesg Fencingg G.A.A.g Teacher Assistantg Dehs. KARL SCHROEDER R.0.T.C.g Eagle Salesman. RAOUL SCHUBERT Boys' Chorusg Spanish Clubg Dizzy Baton. ANTHONY SCHUCH Bandg Fire Marshalg Stamp and Bond Salesman. LOIS SCHUMAKER A Cappella Choirg Teacher Assistantg Hall Guardg G.A.A. THERESE SECOR Team Gamesg Latin Clubg Debsg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg A Cappella Choirg Girls, Chorus. MARY SEMMLER G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Debsg Spanish Club. ORPHAH SHANDS Honor Societyg Library Assistantg Team Gamesg Life Savingg Fencingg Swim Leaderg Secretary of Spanish Clubg G.A.A. SHIRLEE SMEJKAL A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg G.A.A.g Entertainment Clubg Sub Debsg Debs Clubg Eagle Salesman. .IOSEPHINE SHUBAT Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Los Camachosg Los Vivarachosg Los Corderitos. JUNE SHUMARD G.A.A.g Dolphing Life-Savingg Chann Dot Clubg Sub Deb Clubg Deb Clubg Weekly Salesmang Hall Guard. SHIRLEY SIMUS G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Hall Guardg Sophomore Girls' Club. .IULAINE SKAMINAS G.A.A.g Sub Debs Clnbg Debs Clubg Latin Clubg Team Games. Page 69 Page 70 JOSEPH SLUSARCZYK Inter-Class Basketballg Inter-Class Gymnasticsg Gymnastics. AL SMERZ Track Mgr.g Inter-Class Basketball. SHIRLEY OLIVE SMITH Sub Debsg Debsg Skating Clubg G.A.A.g Teacher Assistant. ROSEMARY SMOLINSKI G.A.A.g Student Guildg Honor Societyg Team Gamesg Mail Serv- iceg Sub Debsg Weekly. LOIS SODERBERG SLD. Presidentg Latin Club Presidentg Weeklyg Debs Clubg L and I Chevrong Gym Leaderg Fencingg Badminton. JOHN SOB OL JUNE SPALLA G.A.A.g A Cappella Choir C6 sem.Dg Madrigals Q2 sem.Jg Sopho- more Girls' Clubg Deb Clubg Sub Deb Clubg Honor Society Cl sem.J g Weekly and Stamp Salesman. SHIRLEY MAE SPRINGER Girls, Chorusg G.A.A.g Library Clubg Latin Club. DANIEL STEINER Sports Writer on Weeklyg A Cappella Choirg Projection Clubg Mgr. of Football Teamg Latin Clubg Intra-Mural Basketballg Mgr.'s HL . HELEN STOVALL A Cappella Choir Q6 sem.l 3 Dolphing Life Savingg Debsg Weeklyg Sub Debsg Swim Leadersg G.A.A. RALPH STRUTZ. Cheerleader fl yr.Jg HL Club K2 yrs.Jg Ushers I2 yrs.Dg Fire Marshal fl yr.J. GURNEY SUETTERLIN ROBERT GEORGE SUNDAHL . Captain of Hall Guardsg Weeklyg Wrestlingg R.O.T.C.g Track Teamg Inter-Class Basketballg Inter-Class Wrestling. MARY SUVAJDICH Sophomore Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg G.A.A. THOMAS SWETNAM Football Varsityg L Clubg Ushers Clubg Fire Marshalg Senior Boys' Council. RICHARD TAMOSIUNAS Hall Guard Captaing Projection Clubg Ice Skating Clubg R.O.T.C. DORIS GENE TATRO Freshman Clubg Sub Debg Debsg Dolphing G.A.A.g Life Savingg Libraryg Leaders. HILLMAN TAYLOR Inter-Class Basketballg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Honor Roll. JEAN TETREV G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Sophomoreg Girls' Club. GERALDINE THOMPSON Library Assistantg G.A.A.g French Clubg Fencing. JOAN THOMAS Honor Societyg Student Guildg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg Team Games. RAY THOMPSON Acc. Choirg Tennis Teamg Madrigals. THERESE TOBIN Latin Clubg G.A.A. BETTY TUCKER G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Hall Guardg Girls' Chorus. ELVINA TOMS G.A.A.g Fencingg Class Bandg Basketball Team. JOHN TURCICH Wrestling Teamg R.O.T.C.g L Clubg Inter-Class Wrestling. THOMAS TURNER MILDRED VALASEK Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Girls, Chorusg Typing Teamg Team Games. GERALDINE VANEK Five Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Society C8 sem.Jg Student Guildg A Cappella Choirg Head Typist, Eagle Stalfg Special Typing Awardg Captain, Typing Teamg Fencingg Team Games. ROSEMARIE VENETUCCI ' G.A.A.g Debsg Mail Serviceg Gym Office Assistantg War Bond Salesman. RICHARD J. VITT R.O.T.C.g Picked Platoon. ROBERT J. VITT Honor Societyg R.O.T.C.g Picked Platoong Eagle Salesman. ELIZABETH VOIT LORRAINE VRCAN G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Debsg Badmintong Square Danc- ingg Honor Society. BARBARA WALKER Honor Societyg I.C.C. Representativeg Girls' Chorus, Treasurerg Senior Girls, Councilg Treasurer, Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Leaders. RICHARD WARNER JEANETTE WATTS G.A.A.g Poster Clubg Delis Clubg Charm Dotsg Eagle Representa- tive. NAOMI LEE WEISS Girls' Chorusg Weeklyg Student Guild. DOROTHY WI-IYNOT G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Team Gamesg U.S.O. Collector. MARILYN WICHMANN G.A.A.g Mail Serviceg Weekly Salesman. EDWARD WILKINSON Picked Platoong First Lt. R.O.T.C.g Drum and Bugle Corps. GERALD D. WILLIAMS Rifle Co.g Monkey Teamg Picked Platoon. E K S s 2 Page 71 I 1 4 i Page 72 JOHN WILLNECKER DORIS WILLS G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Spanish Clubg French Club. THOMAS WILSON Gymnastic Teamg Baseball Teamg Baskethallg President's Councilg Gymnastic Inter-Classg Hall Guards. JEROME WING ALFRED WOLL L Clubg Three L sg Boys, Chorusg Gymnastic Team Champion- shipg Swim Teamg Hall Guardg Student Guildg Weekly Salesman. ROSE WOODS G.A.A.g Student Guildg Poster Clubg Typing Team. RUTH WRAY QS Certificateg Honor Society Q5 sem.Jg G.A.A.g Board and Cab- inet, Treasurerg Debs, Treasurerg Girls, Chorus, Treasurer and Secretaryg Latin Club, Presidentg L and 2 Chevronsg Order of the Golden Eagle. RUTH M. WRUBEL L.D.', Clubg Honor Society K6 sem.Jg Library Assistantg Typing Teamg G.A.A.g Student Guildg Leadersg Gymg Team Gamesg D.A.R. Award. I PHYLLIS YAFFEI Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Typing Teamg Debsg Mail Service. MABEL YOUNG G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Teacher Assistantg Hall Guard. BERNICE MARY YATKO G.A.A. DOROTHY YELLAND G.A.A.g A Cappella Choirg Girls' Chorusg Honor Roll C1 sem.Jg Eagle Salesman. - ELEANOR ZAPEEL G.A.A.g Sub-Deb. ELIVIRA ZAREMSKI G.A.A.g Orchestra Concertg Spanish Clubg Honor Societyj FLORENCE ZDUNOWSKI Hall Guardg Debsg G.A.A.g Charm Dots. 5 LEONA ZERBIAN G.A.A. WALTER ZELEN SKY CHARLOTTE ZEIHER Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Team Games. WILLIAM R. ZELIN R.O.T.C. Master Sgt. REGINA ZIELINSKI Honor Societyg Girls, Chorus. ROBERT ZONKA R.O.T.C.:, Weekly Salesman. GLORIA JEAN ZOPF Freshman Clubg Sub Debsg ingg Dolphing Leaders. HELEN M. ZORICH G.A.A. MARIO ZAPPARIGNA Debsg G.A.A.g Latin Clubg Life Sav- Lindblom High, we're loyal to youg To us you're ever dear. Our Eagles will win ev'ry time We sing So for you we give this cheer-Rah, rah, rah. Fame and glory we will bring With honor, steadfast, trueg We stand behind you our Maroon and Gold, And we'll ever fight for you. L -T -H- S Hold that lineg Come on, team, You're doing fine - YEA! Page 73 eniom Page 74 Row One Alberta, Andre, Balesh, Bastick, Beata, Beranek, Berry, Bertuca, Bianchin. Row Two Bibb, Bistos, Bobens, Bolz, Bone, Brach, Brenn, Brown, Buchinski. Row Three Chepaitis, Checoine, Chnel, Chucta, Clinton, Cohn, Conn, Covert, Coyle. Row Four Cricks, Cygan, Daley, Daly, Davis, Deanne, DeKoker, Delin, Doncer. Row Five Draikiu, Dreyer, Drimak, Dunlap, Dyckman, Edwards, Engelhardt, Ear- leen, Fischl, Row Six Fish, Floener, Fojtic, Franick, Frasier, Freckman, Gedraitis, Gibson, Gierut. Row Seven Giordano, Giusti, Goedtge, Goetz, Goyer, Grady, Graham, Gramer, Grant. Row Eight Hall, Hallinan, Harris, Hasler, Hast- ings, Hazzard, Headtke, Healy, Heim- berg. Row Nine Heinzel, Hesmin, Holm, Horkavy, Hreben, lgnash, Jaekowiec, Jeck, Jenner. Row Ten Jensen, Johnson, Jurkovic, Kampenga, Kasper, Kastrinos, Klein, Klein, Knezz Row Eleven Koch, Koepke, Konieczka, Kornbeck, Kosola, Kristufek, Lazo, Lembke LeSeur. Row Twelve Lettiere, Levi, Levitt, Lewis, Lewis Liddicott, Lizius, Lovett, Lucas. 1 1 Row One Lwzajicek, Makkay. Malovany, Man chen, Martensen, Maske, Mathes, Ma zunewski, McCarthy. Row Two McDonald, McGarry, McGovern, Mel ka, Micklet, Miehle, Mogk, Molnor, Moody. Row Three Moore, Mouloukos, Navarra, Nelson Neubauer, Novosao, O'Neill, Orloffi Orzak. Row Four Osborne, Otto, Palka, Palmina, Perl berg, Petersen, Petrich, Petropoulas Piarowski. Row Five Pickford, Pienato, Plashko, Posch Povich, Pratschee, Pratscher, Pri g nane, Revak. Row Six Rhodes, Rhodie, Rhyho, Riedy, Rietz, Riley, Rodonis, Rogoznica, Ryan. Row Seven Saele, Saladin, Samuel, Schmidt Schlipf, Schoenlleider, Schultz, Sclli veich, Seastrom. Row Eight Segin, Senkpiel, Shore, Sieger, Silko, Smale, Steele, Stein, Steindel. Row Nine Stickling, Strang, Stryzek, Sullert, Szymusiak, Tanner, Tefs, Tempel, Teubel. Rofw Ten Toms, Trenka, Twichell, Uneus. Val- entine, Waters, Weeks, West, Wick- lund. Row Eleven Wilson, Wortner, Yarmouth, Yehling, Yocum, Young, Zalatoris, Danley Krause. Row Twelve Lovell, Navratil, Vaclav, Whelan. ,- en iam Page 75 Pugv 76 lfU'll0l LFLLLIO5 Upperclassmen . . . Now, perhaps We will get a elianee to sell steam heated lockers to green NFI'CSl1l6S.,, As Juniors. we realize that our school days are coming to an end, and we begin to think seriously of making a place for ourselves in the world. uniom Row One-Abbott, Abhau, Adair, Ahlquist, Alhietz, Albrecht, Allen Almaraz, Andersen, Anderson, Anderson, Arkush, Arnold. Row Two-Arnold, Athey, Austin, Axelrod, Aylward, Babin, Bailey, Baker, Balfanz, Barrett, Baschetti, Baschetti, Basich. Row Three-Batteiger, Bauer, Beata, Beckett, Bednarik, Behling, Benka, Benlehr, Berberich, Berg, Berg, Berger, Bergman. Row Four-Bergstrom, Bern, Bernardy, Bernat, Bertell, Brunzell, Bezingue, Bielawa, Binkert, Biondi, Birkhahn, Bitel, Blake. Row Five-Blanks, Blidy, Bloom, Boguch, Bolotin, Boldyga, Bolser, Boudreau, Boulukos, Brady, Braga, Bright, Brinman. Row Six-Brotsch, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bwedetto, Buljan, Bullion, Bures, Burke, Burr, Burt, Bussema. Row Seven-Butcher, Butler, Byrd, Caditz, Carey, Carlson, Carnahan, Carr, Carter, Cory, Cash, Casper, Celio. Row Eight- Cervinka, Cervone, Chapman, Chikerotis, Chow, Christopher, Chwaszczewske, Chrysler, Clark, Colfer, Coker, Collins, Conlon. Row Nine--Cook, Coomer, Corrigan, Cota, Cota, Coules, Cox, Cozzello, Cummings, Cummings, Curtis, Czapek, Czarney. Page 77 unions Page 78 Row One Dahlin, Daley, D'Amato, Daniels, Dan- iels, Dawson, Day, De Boer, Delcourt Row Two Dennis, Devlin, DeVries, Dezelick, DiBartolo, Diemer, Diericks, Digange, DiGregorio. Row Three . Dobson, Dock, Dolinko, Doty, Dorsett Dovgin, Doyle, Doyle, Dozier. Row Four Drab, Drabandt, Drawz, Drazin, Drew, Dreyer, Dunklau, Earl, Ebel. Row Five Eckardt, Edinger, Edwards, Edwards, Ehlers, -l--, Ekdahl, Eldorado Eldridge. Row Six Elliott, Evanow, Evkovich, Farrell, Febel, Fedeanis, Felski, Remo, Ferry. Row Seven Field, Finlay, Fisher, Fisher, Fisk, Fitzgerald, Flasch, Fleming, Florek. Row Eight Frescura, Friend, Fort, Gabel, Gall, Gamperl, Ganfer, Gapski. Row Nine Garcia, Gardner, Garpiel, Geacock, Gebhart, Geispr, George, Georgis, Ger- schutz. Row Ten Getz, Gibbons, Gillen, Glassman, Glo- wacki, Gockman, Golembiewski, Gonsch, Goodhart. Row Eleven Gorbatkin, Gorsky, Gosloviek, Gro- hinowski, Granola, Grange, Gray, Greaney, Green. Row Twelve Greenhoe, Greenwald, Greenwood, Greinke, Gruhlke, Guiliani, Gustaf- son, Gustav, Hackendorf. 9 Row One Halagan, Halcomb, Hale, Halyko, Hambley, Hamill, Hampton, Hancock, Hardwidge. Row Two F Harper, Harrast, Harre, Havelka, Haw kinson, Hayhurst, Healy, Hefeli, Heg- arty. Row Three Heller Helmick Henr Hersa Hicks, 7 9 y 7 Hilger, Hines, Hoelm, ,Hockman. Row Four Hoefler, Hoffman, Hogan, Holden, Horuath, Houser, Houser, Huff, Hu- quelet. Row Five J Hullinger, Hyatt, Hylaszek, Inglis, Ing- lis, Isaacson, Janes, James, Janczewski. Row Six Janicki, Jarecki, Jaworski, Jefferson, Jenkins, Jensen, Jensen, Jercick, Jesse. Row Seven Jiskra, Joachim, Johanek, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Jolly, Jones. Row Eight Jordan, Jorsch, Junge, Junquera, Ju- rich, Jurjako, Jurus, Just, Kacmarek. Row Nine Kane, Kansas, Kariolich, Kasang, Kasten, Kawacin, Kawacin, Kaysen, Kramer. Row Ten Keating, Keating, Kedlarski, Keegan, Keene, Kelly, Kerhs, Kesxonas, King. Row Eleven King, Kinnard, Kueincich, Kohaus, Kohl, Kosary, Kost, Kotkovich, Koz- lowski. Row Twelve 1 Kragie, Kramer, Kraus, Knight, Kris- tufek, Kroyer, Krueger, Krueger, Krueger. uniom Page 79 uniom Page 80 Row One Krug, Kruse, Kruszelnicki, Kubik Kuehnle, Kulikowski, Kuncewicz Kurowski, Kurz. Row Two Lach, Lachowicz, Lehmaches, Lam berty, Lange, Larsen, Latch, Lawrence Lechner. Row Three Lembke, Leopardo, Lesko, Levins Levit, Lewis, Lewis, Lilja, Lindgren Row Four Lipinski, Lipke, Lloyd, Locke, Lococo Logan, Lombardo, Lorenzen, Made lean. Row Five Lovell, Love, Ludders, Lumb, Lunetta Lydrlon, Mack, Maclean, Madajewski Row Six Marley, Madgwick, Madiax, Magierski, Magnesales, Mahan, Maida, Mainor, Makkay. Row Seven Malatestinic, Malatt, Malin, Malmore 7 Maranto, Marcinkus, Markmann, Mar- tincic, Mashaske. Row Eight Mathews, Matlack, Maxa, Mayer, Ma- zur, McCarthay, McCarthy, McCarty, McGee. Row Nine McCinnis,.McGinnis, McGregor, Mc- Intyre, McKenna, McKinney, McMen- amin, Meeman, Meltlazis. Row Ten Mench, Merisso, Merkin, Mertens, Metzl, Meyer, Micetic, Michaels, Michaels. Row Eleven Miletsky, Miller, Millard, Misko., Mitchell, Monahan, Moore, Moore, Moran. Row Twelve Morphew, Moses, Motley, Mouloukos. Mueller, Murys, Naughton, Naumczil, Naxera. 5 1 s 9 Row One Nelson, Nelson, Neuman, Nichalson, Nicks, Nilles, Noak, Novak, Nowak. Row Two Nowicki, O'Brien, Ohrochta, O,Con nor, O'Dommell, Ohnysty, Olejniczak Olenick, Oikiewicz. Row Three Olson, O'Mallek, Osinger, Oswald, Os wald, Pace, Panek, Papacek, Pnrello. Row Four Parello, Park, Parker, Parquette, Pas quinelli, Patton, Paulson, Pawlak Peake. Row Five Peceny, Pelekouda, Peranick, Peso Peterson, Petlik, Petrak, Petrasek, Pe trulis. Row Six Phelan, Physter, Pietkiewicz, Piha Piha, Piper, Pirard, Pittel, Planey. Row Seven Podolsky, Poiner, Pomorske, Poulos Poulos, Pozgay, Prahel, Prack, Prack Row Eight Pratt, Price, Priest, Prkut, Proskey Pucket, Radcliffe, Radecki, Radich. Row Nine Ramans, Rasmussen, Rasmussen, Ra- tajack, Rathbun, Rawski, Reaves, Reckas, Reed. Row Ten Reese, Refsnider, Reilly, Resnick, Rhein, Richardson, Ridyard, Robert- son, Rodeo. Row Eleven U Rodman, Rodonis, Roediger, Rollins, Ronzio, Ross, Rossberg, Rouhik, Rudys. Row Twelve Ruebenson, Russo, Ruthenherg, Salcic- cia, Samulski, Sargent, Sawallisch, Scanlan, Schabes. 1 7 s 1 1 unions Page 81 uniom Page 82 Row One Scheunemann, Schick, Schmidt Schmidt, Schmitt, Schneider, Schoen hofen, Schulpiet, Schultheis. Row Two Scholten, Schusler, Scussel, Scott Segert, Serig, Sherman, Shubert, Shu ford. Row Three Siebert, Sikora, Simek, Skala, Skinkis Skinner, Shirha, Skorup, Skowronski Row Four Slavik, Small, Smalley, Smerz, Smith, Sneddon, Snyder, Staehnke, Staiger. Row Five Stankiewicz, Stanko, Steffan, Stehlik, Stein, Steiner, Steinhauer, Steinke, Steinke. Row Six Steward, Stokes, Streeter, Strelecky, Strikol, Stoginski, Strom, St. Germaine, Sobol. Row Seven Socha, Soltis, Sotich, Spagnolo, Spang- ler, Sparks, Spears, Suchy, Swarts. Row Eight Szarmach, Szczurek, Sztukowski, Tay- lor, Taylor, Thackston, Thichava, Thiele, Thomas. A Row Nine Thomas, Thrift, Tietaz, Tikora, Tilges, Tellis, Timm, Timmerman, Tobin. Row Ten Tock, Toman, Tomlanovich, Teppett, Traynor, Trenk, Trent, Tsiones, Tsiones. Row Eleven ' Turels, Urban, Ulrich, Vaccaro, Van Bevere, Van Buskirk, Vancoevorden, Vanderploeg, Vanderwagen. Row Twelve Vanek, Vanerio, Velchik, Vicich, V10- sak, Vogel, Von Rhien, Wacholz. s f . unzom Row One-Wagner, Waleski, Walsh, Walston, Walther, Walz, Warnock, Washington, Waver. Row Two-Weeks, Wegner, Weise, Weiss, Wellanoer, Wendel, Wennerherg, Wheeler, Wiggins. Row Three-Wiggins, Wilcoski, Wilfert, Wilk, William, Williams, Williams, Williams, Wilson. Row Four-Wimpenny, Winfield, Wire, Wolchin, Wolf, Wolosevich, Wolter, Woodward, Wright. Row F ive-Wright, Wright, Wunar, Yedimak, Youngmann, Zachar, Zacovitch, Zavesky, Zazalek. Row Six-Zeitz, Zinner, Zoll, Zolp, Agic, Brooks, Kaslen, King, Miklosh. Page 83 .gyolalzomore inulad Page 84 More settled and perhaps more confident than in our Freshman year, we Sophomores begin to take a larger part in school activities. We have found out that school is made up of more than just our studies. OPB5 Row One4Ahlquist, Agnew, Ahrens, Ain, Alhreiht, Alford, Allen, Alles, Altman, Davis, Amhroze, Anderson, Anderson. Row Two-Andrews, Anhold, Ansley, Anson, Anzelmo, Arnold, Aspan, Auld, Bahian, Backhoff, Bailey, Baker, Bakrins. Raw Three-Baker, Balek, Baley, Banach, Balnas, Barr, Barrett, Banton, Beevie, Beevie, Beeson, Beckette Beke. Row Four-Bell, Berg, Berger, Berger, Bergsna, Bernard, Berndt, Berner, Bertsos Bertuci, Binchi, Binchin, Billstrom. Row Five - Birkolz, Bistos, Blackburn, Blackburn Brown, Blackburn, Blaha, Bocian, Bois, Boll, Boncela, Booker, Borney. Row Sfx-Botica Bawens, Boyer, Boyce, Bozydar, Bradley, Braund, Braasch, Bregovy, Bresnahan, Brown Brown, Brunner. Row Seven-Brzostowski, Buchanan, Budz, Burian, Burton, Burney Bradley, Brown, Bryson, Brzana, Buckley, Bubolz, Bucher. Row Eight-Bucher, Bukov san, Burgchardt, Burns, Burns, Bush, Bystrowski, Cade, Cahill, Cajka, Callaghan, Cannova Copithorn. Row Nine-Cariberg, Carlson, Carlson, Carney, Cassi, Cassidy, Cavanaugh Cericola, Ceynow, Choutka, Chrzanowski, Carey, Cerbenka. Page 8.3 1 9 9 32,9 Olfn 0l 85 Page 86 Ro-w One Cheopelas, Chmiet, Clark, Clinton Coker, Cole, Comellar, Connelly, Con sier. Row Two Connelly, Cornell, Coshey, Costanzo Courtney. Row Three Cozzo, Croix, Cross, Cull, Cullerton, Curtin, Cusack, Cunningham, Cwirla Row Four Cwirla, Cygan, Daar, Dadas, Dangles, Daniels, Berenschat, Delfs, Doucette. Row Five Dauzvardis, Davis, Davis, de Bois- blanc, De Forest, De Monte, Devening Devereux, Dewhart. Row Six De Vous, Diener, Di Benedetto, Din- gels, Ditko, Dlugotolska, Dohias, Do- hrincich, Doenges. Row Seven Doenges, Domovich, Dormvos, Doty, Dowding, Doyle, Drabandt, Drienka, Dubuc. Row Eight Dugan, Durhan, Durkin, Dusek, Dvo- rak, East, Eckard, Edmonds, Edwards. Row Nine Ehlers, Eldorado, Eifert, Elkins, Els- ner, Ely, Elroy, Engelhardt, England. Row Ten Erikson, Erurden, Espinosa, Fukey, Evans, Eunson, Evans, Fabers, Farnik. Row Eleven Feldmeier, Feldmeier, Ferreira, Ferry, Field, Filipiak, Fiore, Fischer, Fischer. Row Twelve Fischl, Fitzsimmons, Flavin, Fleitz, Fleming, Fleoner, Foster, Fox, Fra- gassi. 9 9 Corrado, Cotter, Cotugno, Coules. 9 Row One Frank, Franks, Franz, Freeman, Frei- tag, Friduss, Fuchs, Gaca, Gagliano. Row Two Gall, Gallagher, Gallanis, Gallik, Gam- auf, Gamble, Garneski, Gayz, Gehring. Row Three Gergel, Gerten, Gibson, Gierut, Gil- bert, Gilliatt, Gleason, Glovsky, Gock- man. Row Four Goebel, Gold, Gold, Golke, Golovach, Gordon, Gordon, Gorecki, Grabske. Row Five Graham, Grand, Grand, Graves, Grenn, Griffith, Gritman, Grunauer, Gruse. Row Six Gusicb, Halama, Halko, Hancock, Har- per, Harris, Hargrave, Hall, Haidacher. Row Seven Hamelski, Hannestad, Hanson, Hand- wick, Harnach, Harrington, Hatting- ton, Harris, Harrison. Row Eight Harvey, Hasibar, Hawks, Hawrylewicz, Hazzard, Heath, Hecke, Heinrich, Hepburn. Row Nine Hershraw, Heschl, Hilker, Hill, Hick- er, Hill, Hilton, Hirsch, Hodge. Row Ten Hodgis, Hoekstra, Hoeller, Hoffen- komp, Hoffman, Ho-fmand, Hogan Holford, Holm. Row Eleven Holm, Honsa, Horsmarm, House Q 9 Houseplan, Houser, Howard, Howell, Hoyne. Row Twelve Hubbell, Huff, Hunt, Hurckes, Illian, Inglima, Ingram, Jagod, Jahnsen. 9 Sopkomored Page 87 Lghlalwmorea Page 88 Row One James, Jamison, Jamieson, James Janes, Jeffers, Jentins, Jenner, Jensen Row Two Jensen, Jensen, Johnson, Johnson Jones, Jones, Jones, Josepher, Jucha Row Three Joskiernia, J uraska, Kallmeyer, Kamm- holz, Kasson, Keene, Kasnoska, Kearns, Keeley. Row Four Kellar, Keller, Ketchum, Kijak, Kil- loren, King, Kinner, Klassens, Klauck. Row Five Kleiclon, Kluever, Knizner, Kochalka, Kolman, Konicek, Konieczka, Konier, Kon. Row Six Kouha, Kovarik, Kove,- Kowalski, Kraetsch, Kraft, Kral, Krcik, Kress. Row Seven Krickhahn, Kroen, Kroening, Krue- ger, Krunic, Kruozelnieki, Kmpowicz, Kubat, Kubiak. R'rLL1?g'1f W.. ee W -. Kuenne, Kuh, Kulaynix, Kupchek, Kurzivipa, Kwinn, Kysikla, Lackner, Laczny. Row Nine LaFrancis, Lamb, Lamoureux, Lam- ourea, Landvogi, Lang, Lapaitis, La- Porte, Lappe. Row Ten Lasko, LaVerna, Lawbaugh, Lawrence, Legant, Legant, Leise, Leise, Letkey. Row Eleven Levy, Lightfoot, Lindgren, Litwiak, Lloyd, Lloyd, Loennies, Logus, Long- fellow. Row Twelve Lorem, Loushea, Love, Lunberg, Lu- ther, Macak, MacDonald, Madden, Maher. 9 Row One Mahn, Malinsky, Maholovich, Man- solas, Maranto, Marcel, Marik, Mar- kel, Marks. Row Two Pe in Marsillo Martinloc. Mason P , a Mastney, Maurexi, McAnrlrew, McCar- thy, McClintic. Row Three Mclntire, McKean, McKenzie, Mc- Laughlin, McLaughlin, McLean, Mc- Mahon, McMenam in, McMiller. Row Four McNealy, Meagher, Mega, Mehring, Melker, Melka, Mehmel, Meri, Metz. Row F ive Meyer, Meyerholf, Michaels, Mirhalko, Michels, Mietus, Mika, Miklosh, Mil- christ. Row Six Miller, Miller. Mickow, Mihovilovich, Miller, Milton, Minard, Mitchell, Mitchell. I Row Seven Mitchell, Milrofich, Mizwicki, Mizy- sak, Mockus, Molzan, Montanye, Moone, Moore. Row Eight Moore, Moore, Moore. Moran, Moran, Morave, Moravek, Morgan, Morgan. Row Nine Morman, Morris, Morris, Morris, Mor- rison, Morrison, Mosiej, Mosiej, Motley. Row Ten Mroz, Mullery, Munson, Murphy, Mur- phy, Murphy, Murray, Musser, Myhre. Row Eleven l Naglich, Nash, Nattie, Naumczik, Nel- son, Nelson, Nielson, Nix, Noll. Row Twelve Philp, Norwich, Norwish, Novak, No- vosad, Novy, Nowak, Nykaza, 0'Con- nor. SOFA 0l'I'l0l 26 1 W A Page 89 .SJOIOAOHQOFQJ Page 90 Row One 0'Connor, Ooehnal, Okon, Olejcak, Oles, Olive, Okon, O'Neill, 0'Neil. Row Two O'Reilly, Orent, Ores, Orsi, Orr, Oyler Page, Paolucci, Parliman. , Row Three Parsons, Parus, Patton, Pash, Patti, Pechousek, Pederson, Pedersen, Pe- kan. I Row Four Pelekoudas, Penczek, Perun, Peters, Peterson, Peterson, Petro, Petrone, Phillips. Row Five Pisanelli, Platt, Plattrer, Poelling, Poleski, Polich, Polson, Pope, Pom- mering. Row Six Prettack, Priode, Prkut, Prkut, Prosen, Protolipac, Pryor, Puda, Puetz. Row Seven Puetz, Putz, Quarantotto, Rabiez, Ra- belhofer, Raddatz, Radlolf, Radivoy, Rains. Row Eight Ramans, Ransom, Ratajczak, Rauen, Rauen, Reffert, Reilly, Reiter, Rem- pert. Row Nine Renehan, Reszel, Revento, Richter, Richter, Riggins, Rehn, Riley, Rimkus Row Ten Rinaldi, Rizzo, Roach, Roak, Robaeh kiewicz, Rodreguez, Roehert, Roesch Roetemeyer. Row Eleven Rogozn, Rolek, Rosato, Rose, Roskos Rossow, Roubik, Royse, Rozanas. Row Twelve Rozdilsky, Runick, Ryan, Sahatini Sakali, Salczenko, Sandberg, Sandie Sarlas. 9 9 9 Row One Sarlas, Sarna, Sauage, Scalia, Schapen- donk, Scher, Schmidt, Schmidtke, Schmitt. Row Two Schmitt, Schoenfeldinger, Schmuhl 7 Schreihans, Schreiner, Schuman, Schuldt, Schwartz, Schwartz. Row Three Scott, Scott, Seirs, See, Shanahan Sharp, Shimeall, Shuford, Siebalt. Row Four Singraber, Singraher, Skala, Skala, Sleczek, Small, Smeeton, Smith, Smith. Row Five Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Snowden, Snyder, Snyder, Sochacki. Row Six Soderberg, Sokolowski, Solomon, Sottes, Sonneborn, Sorich, Southall, Speza, Sponder. Row Seven Stachon, Stajura, Stefanisin, Steffens, Steinacher, Steiner, Steltn, Stempin- ski, Stevens. Row Eight Stiglic, Storing, Strmnr, Straub, Stre- low, Stroh, Stroner, Strotter, Strnal. Row Nine Stubbs, Studnick, Sruewg, Stukel, Sub- ject, Sulek, Sullivan, Sullivan, Suther- land. Row Ten Swanson, Swanson, Swindells, Tanka, Tapp, Tarbori, Tasseff, Tatro, Tauck. Row Eleven Taylor, Teeling, Tefs, Templeton, Thayer, Thomas, Thomason, Thomp- son, Thompson. Row Twelve Thorpe, Ti1lack,.Tindall, Toelstede, Towarzynski, Trent, Tuczynski, Tu- markin, Tunko. .SZIQAOAQOPQJ Page 91 SOFA 0lfi'l0l 85 Page 92 eggs -:seam-: -5: Ex I ge! i '- .5 Row One Turich, Tychsen, Tziritas, Updike, Urban, Urban, Vandever, Vanick, VanRy. Row Two VanWie, VanWie, Vencil, Verble, Verdon, Vilimek, Vogel, Vorisek Vranek. Row Three Wagner, Walenda, Waleryszak, Wal- kowiak, Walls, Walsh, Walbers, Wap- pel, Warrian. Row Four Washburn, Washington, Washington, Wasill, Weber, Webster, Webster, Wehlissh, Werderitch. Row Five Weyk, Whalem, White, Wichmann, Wiersema, Wilde, Wiley, Wilkins, Wills. Row Six Wilson, Wilson, Wiotte, Wise, Woio- seuich, Wolfe, Wolter, Woods, Woods Row Seven Worban, Worker, Wratney, Whehter, Wyatt, Yacko, Yanik, Yeflinak, Yel land. Row Eight Zalondek, Zavesky, Zelensky, Zemsky Zenawick, Zenisek, Zoeter, Zoman Zuurbier. Row Nine Zwolinski. v 1 1 fl red men inulofi Just out of grammar school, we Freshmen feel quite important o11 entering Lindhloln. Our egos are soon deflated by upperclassmen who really know their way around. Page 93 57 l 25 l'l'l8I'l Row One-Abraham, Adams, Agrimonti, Akrop, Albrecht, Allero, Amundson, Anderson, Anderson, Anders, Andrews, Anderson, Anselmi. Row Two-Arnold, Arthur, Ashburn, Ault, Baasch, Baier, Ball, Barcy, Baschetti, Basic, Basic, Basic, Bauer. Row Three- Barticlen, Bean, Bednarz, Bellavia, Benline, Bernhardt, Boncela, Bianchi, Blair, Bonk, Bony, Borowiak, Bourbulas. Row Four-Bouzios, Bradarich, Bradshaw, Bragg, Breier, Brennan, Brinker, Bretsich, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brueggleman. Row Five-Buddisl, Byrd, Bzduch, Caddell, Cade, Cahill, Calahrese, Caliendo, Calvert Campo, Canning, Capek, Cappozzello. Row Six-Carlson, Carstens, Carty, Chelminski, Cheshire, Chiz, Chojnacki, Christensen, Clarin, Click, Colfer, Cohen, Cohen. Row Seven- Colao, Columbus, Conlon, Cook, Cota, Cozzo, Craig, Crickson, Crowden, Cuculich, Cunningham, Curtis, Czaja. Row Eight-Czeanik, Dahlstrom, Datson, Danley, Dantser, Darling, Davidenko, Davis, Deuerling, Devening, DiBenedetto, Dickson, Dillenhurg Row Nine-Dorencz, Douglas, Dove, Drawert, Duchak, Dybas, Dyrcz, Dzielawa, Ebner, Eckland, Eckert, Eldorado, Ellek. Page 94 Row One Elm, Engelhardt, Erickson, Ewert, Fahy, Farrell, Fawcett, Fehr, Felski. Row Two Feranec, Filek, Fiore, FitzGerald Flanagan, Fox, Fox, Francis, Fuller. Row Three Galecki, Galuszynski, Gapski, Gard- ner, Gearen, Gerhac, Gervais, Gestwa, Gacek. Row Four Gialamas, Gibson, Gilliatt, Gioulos, Giusti, Glenn, Glover, Godurn, Goebig Row Five Gohr, Goll, Gramm, Grahianowski 7 Grabowski, Grossmann, Gudas, Guide, Guzy. Row Six Gwen, Haase, Hagler, Haller, Hamh ley, Hamilton, Hamlet, Hammond Hannemann. Row Seven Hanley, Hanson, Harazak, Hargrave Harvey, Hatala, Hatala, Hawks, Hecht Row Eight Herculson, Heise, Helger, Hilger Hirsch., Hoard, Hoffman, Hofsteadter Hogan. Row Nine Holland, Holstrom, Holtz, Howells Hubalik Hubbard Huber Hu hes e 9 9 g 1 Hughes. Row Ten Hummel, Inman, Isaacson, lversen, Kacor, Jahlonski, Jackner, Jahlonski, Jamieson. Row Eleven Janush, Jarecki, Jasica, Jeziorna, Jiskra, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, ' Jones. Row Twelve Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jurich, Jurkovic, Just, Kalebich, Kalmi. 52' 9 7 1 F85 l'l'LeI'l Page 95 3. P95 lflflell Page 96 Row Une Kamholz, Kanis, Kanp, Karas, Karas Karmowski., Katalinich, Katnich, Kat nich. Row Two Kaysen, Kebbs, Keleckovich, Kelle her, Kenel, Kern, Kersten, Kerzan Ktck. Row Three Kina, King, Kinnerk, Klein, Klement zos, Klick, Kloske, Knowlton, Ko leczka. Row Four Koleski, Konrath, Korich, Korres Kosman, Kotek, Kotik, Kraus, Krik sciun. Row Five Krivehuk, Kropack, Krchten, Kruder. Kundit, Krug, Kuchan, Kudlo, Kueltzo Row Six Kura, Kurz, Kuta, Lacny, Lang, Lan- gel, LaSusa, Lawson, Lazo. Row Seven Leathem, Lenheim, Leo, Leartes, Lev- itt, Lewis, Lewis, Levy, Liddicott. Row Eight Lingier, Linn, Lisak, Lizars, Logan, Longa, Longo, Lovett, Lukac. Row Nine Lunn, Lyda, Lyon, Lyons, Madiax, Mahoney, Malcor, Mallek, Mallen. Row Ten Marlette, Marszewski, Mathes, Maz- zoni, McCabe, McCartney, McCollom, McDonald. Row Eleven McDonald, McGinnis, McGrath, Mc- Kee, McClean, McLaughlin, McVeigh, Meyer, Meyer. Row Twelve Mihelich, Miller, Miller, Miller, Mil- ler, Miller, Miller, Mittler, Mittler. Row One Mozdzen, Montgomery, Moody, Mor- ley, Mroz, Mullin, Nadey, Nash, Nav- ratil. Row Two Neal, Neses, Newman, Nieman, Nilsen, Noble, Novak, Nevosad, O'Bradovic. Row Three O,Brien, O,Donnell, O'Harr, Olden- burg, Olenick, Olescher, Oleynichak, Olson, 0,Neil. Row Four Ores, Ostrom, Ostberg, Palmer, Pasek, Passaro, Paterka, Patrick, Pavacich. Row Five Pavel, Pawlak, Payne, Pecka, Peric, Perry, Peterson, Peterson, Petrich. Row Six Phelan, Pickford, Pilic, Pirard. Pi- ronda, Plank, Plociennik, Poe, Polak. Row Seven Popik, Parter, Psik, Pupkiewicz, Putz- ler, Randich, Randich, Ratajczak, Redmond. Row Eight Reeb, Reeves, Rehnberg, Reimer, Rennwald, Rettenback, Riley, Rim- mele, Risser. Row Nine Robec, Rochon, Rockwell, Roediger, Rogers, Rose, Ross, Roth, Rusin. Row Ten Rusnock, Rychel, Sakaitis, Samulski, Sanford, Samoska, Samuels, Scacco, Schauer. Row Eleven Scheunemann, Schewe, Schick, Schil ler, Schmidt, Schmidt, Schmitt Schmitt, Schoenheider. Row Twelve Schreiber, Schroeder, Schroeder, Schuch, Schwald, Schwetske, See, Se gin, Seigan. 57 e P86 l'l'lQI'l Page 97 57' P85 flflelfl Page 98 Row One Shaw, Sherwood, Shaughnessy, Shu bat, Siemenkowski, Silona, Silon, Si mousis, Sjogrin. Row Two Slomkoski, Slonina, Smerz, Smith Smith, Smith, Smolinski, Smowton Smupawski. Row Three Smurava, Sotka, Sokol, Sorich, Sta- hurski, Steindel, Stigberg, Stritt Strelec. Row Four Stunk, Strom, Sunseri, Sutherland Synski, Sypniewski, Taylor, Tenbroeck Tetrev. Row Five Thelma, Thomas, Thommen, Thom- son, Tobin, Tobin, Tomchak, Toppett, Tosti. Row Six Tranowski, Traynor, Trein, Tziritas, Urban, Urbanek, VanDaele, Varnes, Vicich. Row Seven Vlosak, Voigt, Vomack, Wagner, Wag- ner, Waiter, Wallace, Walsh, Walton. Row Eight Washington, Wasielewski, Watts, Waw- szczak, Weber, Weber, Weiss, West, Weston. Row Nine Wilkins, Williams, Williams, Wil- liams, Willie, Wilson, Winings, Wolfe, Wolf. Row Ten Wolf, Woloszyn, Wo-ods, Wood, Woods, Worst, Yarmouth, Yocius, Youngmann. Row Eleven Zaro, Zeilner, Zella, Zimmerman, Zin- da, Zitella. 9 9 9 5285 lflflefl Row Ones-Adkins, Adles, Alm, Anderson, Anderson, Baldwin, Balesh, Bahendir, Barbeau, Bates, Baukos. Row Two-Berry, Bican, Bickel, Bistos, Blank, Bogda, Bosnab, Bullion, Brittain, Bulow, Campbell. Row Three-Carver, Casper, Ceithaml, Cermak, Carbonneau, Chehat, Christensen, Cladek, Colao, Coomer, Cotugne. Row Four J Craig, Crane, Cunnea, Cunningham, Cunningham, Curtis, Cygan, De Fries, De Lacy, De Mash, Dobbs. Row Five-Doncer, Doria, Drahandt, Drew, Dunlap, Dzik, Evars, Feitl, Fluder, Flynn, Francis. Row Six-Frederick, Gable, Cade, Gallina, Gasner, Gehlsen, Giust, Coerg, Gorski, Gray, Green. Row Seven,- Green, Grunder, Guinee, Haase, Halper, Harpert, Harkess, Harrison, Heath, Heidenreich, Hill, Horsmann. Row Eight-Ifland, Jackson, Janik, Jards, Janz, Jodis, Johnson, Johnson, Jordan, Jordan. Page 99 le, mm Row 0neiKacmarek, Kamherg, Kasch, Kasson, Keller, Kelly, King, Kolody, Kosler, Krisik. Row Two-Krulak, Kruavica, Kuhin, Kyncl, La Coco, Larson, Lawshea, Levering, Levin, Lieberman, Linkelman, Longhouser. Row Three-Lundin, Macciocchi, Mack, Mac White, Madiax, Matty, Maxson, Mazurkiewicz, McFarlane, McCroder, Mclntosh, McKown. Row Fourg Mielcarek, Michel, Millard, Miller, Misevicz, Moore, Morvhend, Motley, Neher, Nelson, Nichol- son, Nielsen. Row Five-Noble, Noffke, O,Farrell, Okoniewski, Oliver, Orman, Pac, Parmelee Pasquinelli, Paulicek, Pedersen. Row Six-Pendleburg, Peterka, Pleasant, Pope, Ports, Pounds Powers, Prieh, Presbitero, Pulido, Puppo, Radlog. Row Seven-Rasmussen, Reed, Rodebach Rorovich, Roman, Rudolph, Sais, Salinas, Samuels, Sarasen, Schoeder. Row EightiSchultz Sebold, Sharp, Sherby, Slansky, Smith, Spencer, Spradley, Stevens, Stockhaus, Street. Page I 00 s Row One-Strimel, Suchy, Suetterlin, Suner, Swanson, Synski, Ter Haar, Teubel, Tillolson, Thomas, Townsend. Row Two-Wagner, Warnock, Weathersby, Werner, Williams, Wilkins, Winkler, Yara, Yunevich, Zappia. Row Three-Zaro, Zetterherg, Zimmerman, Zuidema. Row One-Baker, Baratholmey, Beam, Cappuzzello, Chism, Coomer, Doerr, Eldridge, Ford, Hampton, Hasenbank. Row Two - Jackson, Jeziorra, Krolak, LaMontagne, MacAskin, McNicholas, Moore, Palla, Piarowski, Riley, Ruzic. Row ThreeASappenfield, Smith, Stroner, Swanstrom, Weeks, Withrow, Wrigly, Yedinak, Young, Young, Znamierowski. Page 101 W W 5 Swifgf XV Qiw f L X Q 'W 2, fq M1 026 f q':' AAI ,Ufjlf 13 WW? ffijxfffwzl 2 fwJfWfW ,44wL,,f1 lk-5 f f! f f g Q XIX- fx ' Q XMW E VA tx Z W Y ff ML W W N X U xx BX XXX , f 2 M ' 5 Q' , XX Z gi WX 5 1 W ' W x N 'jgctilfifigfj .fglcfiuifg lqnulafi As a respite from our studies, we Lindblomites turn our attentions toward activities. Friday night dances, the Spring Festival, language clubs, and a host of other things of interest add greatly to our enjoyment of school. Page I 03 Q-32 Miles Shore, Co-Editor-in-Chiefg Miss George, Sponsorg Joyce Schoenheider, Co- forifid Editor-in-Chief. Louise Bernardy, Business Managerg Mr. Mills, Business Advisor. Betty Thomsen, Louis Schauer, past Co-Editors-in-Chief bldg ea U8I 5 i Nevara, Gibson - Co-art-editors. Jurich, Hawkinson, Vanek, Gorden. Benline, Lindgren, Cahill, Schiffelbein. On entering the luxurious Eagle office, with its incandescent lighting and exclusive heat- ing system, you would most likely hear a great many groans as journalistic geniuses slave to complete literary masterpieces. This year, their lords and masters were Co- Editors-in-Ghief, Joyce Schoenheider and Miles Shore, Rick Nevara, Assistant Editor, Don Segin, Literary Editor, and Evelyn Heyman and Don Goyer, Girls' and Boys' Sports Editors. You may see Louise May Bernardy, Business Manager, and Mr. V. G. Mills, Business Advisor, pouring over long columns of figures, as Head Typist, Gerry Vanek pounds the keyboard. Miss C. L. George, Faculty Sponsor, lends her expe- rience to correcting fine grammatical points and other important details toward the com- piling of our school's chronicle. Piha, Burns, kneelingg Manchen, Strikol. Segin, Nevara, Seston, Goyer, Heyman. Page 105 mai, Wo ligri J ere Deroin, Editor-in-Chief. Page I 06 Audrey Radtke, Past Editor-in-Chiefg Mr. H. Calpha, Sponsor The rivalry between the Weekly and the Eagle, which is a traditional part of the fun of every semester, has long been the subject of the article which appears every year at this point in the Eagle. This year, the year of Atomic Energy, just to prove that in such an age anything can happen, we are going to devote this page, not to sulphurous comments about the paper, but to an appraisal of the Weekly as the force which it is in our community of Lindblom. From the lead articles on the front page to the last ad on the last page, the paper is avidly perused by most of Lindblom when it comes out. Its features are found by students to be both amusing and instructive, and its many subscriptions attest to its popularity among both teachers and pupils. -m....,.... Nm. Linpfbjom I Q prdq' ..- ' -.vw ' i 1' ,pe torg Silvers, Editor. Seated-Schneider, Editorg Ma- yer., Editorg Green, Photogra- pher. Standing -Naft, Editorg Prutcher, Assit Editorg Draiken, Ass't Editorg Sanders, Editor. O,Neill, Steiner, Dawson, Van Ry, Tzritas, Keating, Richard- SOD. The Lindblom Weekly is an excellent newspaper-we never said it wasn't-but as far as athletics go, the Weekly could improve. As usual, the annual EAGLE-Weekly six-man Football game was won by the EAGLE team by a score of 26-6. The Weekly put up a fight, but was no match for the smooth EAGLE six. Page 107 if 3 i t A I Seated-Weiss, Editorg Golub, Q 5 Editor. Standing - Smith, Edi- torg Evans, Editorg Deroin, Edi- ri-vr, F , Wo, .Aucfrew Wolf fha 3.1 : I 'ur Page I 08 w K Seated-Butcher, Kicul, Hourigan, Valdivia. Standing-lVIacNeill, leger, Christiansen, Holford, Korthaze, Snyder. Walsh, Templeton, Korsgaurml, Bearman, Weber. The repressed-looking characters above are a few of a species of literary life known as Weekly Staffers. The haunted look which distinguishes them from their schoolmates is a result of leaping the treacherous beams which garnish the Weekly office. 4 4 .74 ,Jlfa AAgAf Eiga e Row One--Boncela, Chiefg Kamba, Captaing Bergsma, Captaing Stobinski, Captafing Moehle. Sponsor. Row Two-Kornbeck, Kawacin, Dryer, McDermott, Kuncewicz, Wood- ward, Simek. Row Three-Ryan, Bacharz, Eleder, Diericks, Hochman, Farnik, Kansas, McNivh0las. Row Four- -Janicki, Saladin, Polish, McCarthy, Boudreau, Gold, Mashaske, Coules. Whether it he for the presentation of the Spring Festival, or any of the many meetings which are held each semester at Lindblom, the crowds of people which attend these programs could not be courteously handled without the aid of the Lindblom Ushers Club. There are two points to their service. These are the courteous treatment of strangers, together with assistance whenever needed, and the protection of the public in emergencies. The attitude of the ushers toward their work is an example of the traditional Lindblom spirit, as they willingly give their time and energy for no more reward than the knowledge that they are serving their community and school. t Paqe 1 09 L lx gif, '?J,W,f ,. ,, ,W wwe '- 1: ':j . gEsa,.:.,:. .- :- - K . M fyifl f I, W 2255? wvggjg? gr 1.2 + ., -v--- r - '-' ,. x .A sf M Q , Q gg 2 me gg M 3 Q32 an 3 'Sw Squaw .xdrclenf Cgfadfficififfi Among our musical prodigies we find the members of the orchestra, who are headed by Mr. Christian Lynghy. It is he who has the profound joy of directing those young geniuses whose music echoes through the corridors of the third floor two periods each day. When you first enter the orchestra you are put into the beginners' group, where you learn the fundamen- tals of music. After a semester or so, you advance into the concert orchestra which performs at different assemblies during the year. You may take orchestra for either a major or minor credit, or as an extra curricular activity for points toward the Golden Eagle. For seventeen years the orchestra has been one of the leading musical organizations of Lindblom and we are proud of its achievements. So, you more ambitious pupils, why not take advantage of this group? Page III Page 112 C6 jk? llalftlflflfi go gang, tke Row One-Povich, Urban, Dorner, Walsh, Ellis, Niederman, Iorsch. Row Two-Taylor, Hallas, Cabel, Junge, King, Gibson, Geiser, Cold, See, Holik, Scalia, McDonald, Blaney, Vranek, Doty, Bulow, Ellen. Row ThreeWSokolowski, Hofmann, Bubolz, Barrett, Sneddon, Eary, Malatt, Howell, Lovelle, Zacovitch, Helmick, Bertvccl, Sheehan, Caditz. Row Four-Sawyer, Sponsorg Daniels, Hershman, Ligas, Withrow, Bell. fde .NOPHJ ZQ way lv Since the coming of Mr. Yates to Lindblom, the band has acquired a spacious band room, and new, distinctive uniforms of maroon with gold trim. Throughout the war, our band, conducted by Capt. Sawyer, played at numerous Civilian Defense gatherings and Pep assemblies. Every football season finds the band faithfully supporting our team on the field. In the band competition that is held annually, Lindblom's band received an MEM rating, and in the instrumental contest most of our entries made an HE or HS rating. Good reports like these can be brought about only by hard work and much practice. Toward the end of the day, anyone strolling down the back alley on the third floor may hear either the melodious strains of the symphonic number, or the crashing sounds that accompany a march. Concert band has produced many talented musicians and has helped some of our students who could not otherwise get a musical education. Page 1 1 3 Champion .glwoaffi Page I I 4 The Lindblom A Cappella Choir, under the baton of Mr. Taylor, has been the leading choral group of the city since it was first started. Every morning during the first and second periods you can see Madelyn Krueger industriously checking attendance while the librarians scurry about distributing sheet music. Since the choir's scholarship average is ME, it is easy to see Why they usually receive an MS rating when competing with other schools in choir competitions. The appearances which the choir makes puts cash, which is used for buying music, into the treasury, and they also offer a chance for members to see Chicago. Row One-Taylor, Sponsor, Bailing, Kastem, Kove, Cassingham, Tziritas, Mueller, Carvin, Deohler, Physter, Keegan, Nielsen, Krueger, Sarlas, Smejval, Rich, Klumbis, Lettiere, Roberts, Poplawski, Schieve. Row Two-Schart, MacNeill, Rumsey, Stovall, Kahica, Valdivia, Spalla, Sestan, Stanulis, Miller, Preston, Field, Clementi, Tomlanovich, Padrla, Madajewski, Bertsos, Bitel, Guiliam, Miletzlcy, Kruse. Row Three-Plashko, Toelstede, Acc0mp.g Scheunemann, Wheeler, Pratscher, Schauer, Hays, Hawkinson, Korthaze, Mayer, Swanson, Steiner, Steiner, Skorup, Drew, Senkpiel, Guhl. Row Four-Stoginski, Diemer, Thompson, Keiser, Himes, Cresens, Mgr.g Rundle, Congreve, Arnold, Hynes, Navaratil, Pekarik, King, Bouloukos, Bielawa. 01195 fem In the last National Choir Competition, Lindhlom's A Cappella Choir won first place. Ours was the only school represent- i11g the city in the contest. Sometimes the Choir has an engagement where all of the group are not required to sing. On these occasions, small combined groups of soloists, or the Madrigal Singers, appear. Directed hy Joseph R. Taylor, these singers put in many hard hours of practice to achieve final success. They often entertain at cluhs, local gatherings, and at church activities. Though busy with these engagements, the choir has maintained a scholastic average of E plus. In every Way they uphold the reputation Lindhlom has for fine music and hetter musicians. Bielawa, Rundle, Nielsen, Sarlas, Con- greve. Congreve, Himes, Toelstede, Rundle, Mayer. Row One-Rumsey, Nielsen, Smejkal. Sarlas. Rich, Bertsos. Row Two- Doebler, Spalla, Miller, Keegan, Field, Miletsky. Row ThreefHawkinson, Korthaze, Thompson, King, Mayer. Row Four-Himes, Rundle, Congreve Hynes. Page 1 15 igfcwl g ML ow ur oicezi . . . Page 116 Row One-Berger, Matlack, Petrone, Garcia, Greenwood, Mathes, Maxa, Kicul, Betz, Fisher. Row Two-Pozgay, Rouhik, Palka, Simus, Langevn, Celio, Michels, Kerbs, Davis, Delfs. Row Three-Anderson, Almaraz, Raatz, Heath, Edinger, Markmann, Safka, Bearman, Callaghan, Wiggins. Row Four-Rasmussen, Zalatoris, Springer, Ransom, Dolinko, Timmerman, Keith, Daley, Mayer, Gerschutz. Raw One-Goger, Velchek, Flavin, Carlson, Rosenthal, Sponsor, Jurko, Kowalski, Kasper, Beam. Row Two-Wray, Yedinak, Dreyer, Mikalovich, Rizzo, Heyman, Andrews, La- Montagne, Bergdahl. Row Three-Tefs, Daley, Ryjacek, Perlherg, Ronzio, Allen, Orloff, Rietz, Zielinski. Row Four-Birkholz, Trenka, Buchinski, Hreben, Eilenfeldt, Albietz, McGee, Casper, Daniels. Another year and another superior rating in the annual choral competition for our Girls' Chorus. To an outsider the regularity with which our chorus wins an MS is almost uncanny. To the girls and Mrs. Rosenthal, their director, it is a never-ceasing thrill, a reward for their continuous hard work, ambition, enthusiasm and devotion to Lindblom. leaf' 0,7118 fo .Sing 77 Lindhlom is proud of l1er choral groups. The Boys, Chorus, directed by Mrs. Rosenthal, has again WOIl an MEM in the recent choral contest, and the Girls, Chorus has won their eighth straight NS . The hoys elected A1 Dreyer president, Jerry Loohy vice-president, Mike Krafcisin treasurer, and Rich Bergsma and Al Woll secretaries. ,lean Sherman presides over the Girls' Chorus assisted by Emily Kicul, treasurer, and secretaries Joan Daley, Mary Ann Allen, and Agrypine Kowalski. Row Olze-Weiss, Acc., Beam, Librarian, Allen Secretaryg Kowalski, Secretary, Parker, Librarian, Daley, Secretary, Kerbs, Librariang Richards, l.C.C.g Kicul, Treasurer. Row One-Krug, Shubert, Richards, Hayhurst, Kotkovich, Van Wie, Toman, Daley, Parker, Hui Row Two-Delioker, Bernal, Welsh, Zelensky, Axelrod, Smerz, Bolz, Piarowski, Gedraitis, Kurowski. Rau' ThreeiPierzynski, Mickley, Tucker, Langevin, Wahlstrom, Hegarty, Konieczka, Posch, Lizius. Hou' Four-Montreal, Ahlquist, Alexovich, Sallas, Carey, Austin, Prkut, Abhau, McDonald, Schneider, Allen. Inset-Sherman, President. Page I I 7 X ow je Z?CU if0l'l85 Row One-Cunningham, McLaughlin, Carbonneau, Olkiewicz, Levitt, Huff, Greenwood, DiBenedetto, McAndrew, Drawert, Toelstede, Acc. Row Two-Lycldon, Dadas, Bacharz, Krafcisin, Secretaryg Bartoli, Hackendorf, McLean, Rehn, Merkin. Row Three-Nowicki, Cook, Cummings, Jensen, Schubert, Koch, Nilles, Van Wie, Small. Row One-Mollie, Mansolas, Evans, Hilger, Bastick, Perun, Washburn. Row Two-Josepher, Bergsma Bieber, Coffer, Lovelle, Woll, Cunningham. Row Three-Mosiej, Kammholz, Ziegler, Henry, Conrick, Radcliffe, Jakubowski. Row Four-Dryer, Treasurerg Komes, Kelekovich, Kawacin, Roubik, Young- mann, Looby, Cenge. Page I I 9 421418 of fA8 g8l Ogd To helong to the Senior Boys' Council is the highest honor a boy can attain after spending three years at Lindblom. Each semester finds gathered into this organ- ization the leading seniors in every field of endeavor. The annual Pep Book put out hy the council is eagerly awaited by sports fans. The other services of the club are also much appreciated hy the school. Row One-Gerari, Lindgren, Hays, Wilke, Schauer. Row Two- Lang, Ketchum, Congreve, Beehy, Cresens. Row One-Reeder, Ambrosia, Pelekoudas, Dryer. Row Two 4 Rizzo, Vynanek, Baczkiewicz, Swetnam, Laekner. Page 1 20 .girftelnri of fde .SJ6l,I'l'L0U6U Our senior girl councilors, who are always rec- ognized by brilliant red jackets with the Howl emblems and by gleaming white skirts, are chosen by both their teachers and their class- mates on the basis of scholarship, character, personality, poise, and extra-curricular activities. The girls, besides performing the numerous small but essential tasks necessary in keeping the Social Room in order, also serve as hostesses at the many teas and other social functions which are held throughout the semester, and may often be seen in the corridors selling bows, flowers, and candy for the benefit of the Social Room. Row One-Carlson. Daley, Ryjacek, Kicul. Seated-Sherman, Toelstede, Welsh. Row One-Rasmussen, Granko, Dangelo, Nejedly, Juracka. Row Two-Walker, Hornburg, Kelly, Kurtz. At TablefPeceny, Liddicott, Schieve, Bresnahan, Lesondak, Lake, Turner, Preston, Carlson. enla! geniufied The Honor Society is one of our largest OI'gHll1Z3tl0I1S Although 1tS aet1v1t1es ale few, it is a background for all other groups and among 1ts members may be found iepre sentatives of almost all of Lindblom s OYQHHIZEIUOIIS Row One-Lipinski, 2 NA Class Representativeg Konicek, 1 'MAB Class Representative, Nevarn, Vice-President. Row Two-wSkinner, Presidentg Jensen, Treasurer, Shore, Secretaryg Roubik, 2 MBU Class Representative. Row One-Kurtz, Vanek, Milclirist, Burns, Perlberg, Kicul, Bernarmly, Coker, Pepin, Kee- ley. Row Two- Poclolsky, Strikol, Krueger, Daley, De Koker, Rudys, Coker, Heyman, Welsh, Balesh, Braasch. Row Three4Lindgren, Lewis, Walsh, Nowak, Hawkinson, Korthaze, Paluchow- ski, Brown, Jensen, Sonneborn, Houser. Row Fourw--Olson, Lindgren, Fisk, Piha, Congreve, Schauer, Hoefler, Breuker, Shore, Klein, Meldazis. Row One-Capek, Nejedly, Fantozzi, Rapp, An- drews, Tasself, Saccaro. Row Two-Martin, Skinner, Mazzukelly, Paulus, Thomsen, Naft, Welsh. Row Three-Grant, Sanders, Angels, Hynes, Bubenhein, Carbonaro, Rosie. grucbfe ginfifeinfi Row One-Bergdahl, Golub, Valasek, Zaremski, Juracka, Kallica, Wmbel, Dorner. Row Two-Ellis, Wray, Pierzynski, Mallek, Melander, Prokes, Goger, Kopczewski, Kalmanek, Schiffelbein. Row Three- Rich, Deobler, Kulczewski, Kaier, Perfetto, Obriecht, Kirchherr, Detlefsen, McCauley. Row Four-Carlson, Smolinski, Rasmussen, Mayer, Johnson, Engdahl, Bresnahan, Thomas, Kacmarek, Gold, Nevara. Row One-Kruse, Klein, Goyer, Lizius, Orzak, Caditz, Radcliff, Bistos. Row Two-Beranek, McCarthy, Wicklund, Lettiere, Rhodes, Manchen, Palka, West, Conn, Rogoznica. Row Three-Schoenheider, Piarowski, Stickling, McKenna, Rodeo, Bloom, Tempel, Dyckman, Pozgay. Row Four-Small, Cohn, Tanner, Chmel, Ryan, Plashko, Young. Perhaps an incentive for Lindhlom's scholastically minded students is the Honor Society plaque in the front corridor, which records, each semester, the names of those who have achieved membership in our Honor Society. Page 123 .ghinfif effing Chredrumd Page 1 24 Row One-Salciccia, Peterson, Reaves, Grange, Greenhoe, Jurich, Roediger, Brown, Hambley, Zappia. Row Two-Jaworski, Lehmacher, Evkovich, Richardson, Radecki, Ratajack, Hefeli, Gamperl, Puvich, Bertuca. Row Three-Hyatt, Chrys- ler, Havelka, Snyder, Bertell, Ka- sang, Peso, Piraro, Oswald. Row Four - Gardner, Zinner, Streeter, Pomorski, Radich, Byrd, Malmore, Dolinko, Daniels. Row One-Prosen, Tairitas, Gor- don, Miklosh, Grand, Gordon, Lu- ther, Solomon, Blaha, Vanik, Spezia. Row Two-Rogoznica, Rouhik, R0- Iek, Davis, Hoyne, Norwich, Cor- rado, Evans, Marik, Zelensky, Radivoy, Petrone. Row Three- Kwinn, Kijak, Cahill, Fuchs, Le- gant, Strah, Delfs, Domovich, Cull, Leise, Hazzard. Row Four-Black burn, Smeeton, VanRy, Eldorado, Evans, Fischer, Ransom, Orr, Sny- der, Grand, Hill Doenges. Row Oneflionicek, Cozzo, Lewis, Warnock, Lombardo, Levins, Mil- lard, Rollins, Kasten, Balfanz, Gi- anola, Brown. Row Two-Stud- nicka, Swarts, Bednarik, Strom, Evanow, Skinner, Steiner, Beilawa, Delcoupt, Woodward, Thayer, Mil- ler. Row ThreeABures, Hylaszke, Scheunemann, Beata, Jenkins., King, Zagovnch, St. Germaine, Moore, Rimkus, Tarahori, Whalen. Row F our--Josepher, Peceny, Lawgvich, Johnson, Hselm, Planey, Lipinski, Coules, Smith, Jorsch, Harrington, Mihovilvich. l We gain membership in the Honor Society by acquiring as our final marks, a Grade of E or higher in all major subjects, and a G or better in all minors. Do not think just because We get these grades we are Hstuffed shirts, as We are called in most schools. Here at Lindblom this old idea is rapidly being changed, for the incentive to achieve higher scholastic records has spread among the students, who are proud to see their names displayed on a plaque in the front hall. Since this is such a large organization, the officers represent the members and take charge of all prob- lems which may arise. eruice id Our mffo The Inter-Cabinet Council is a representative body which functions for the school under the sponsorship of Mr. Jepsen. Not only is it an honor to be chosen into this organization, but it is a privilege to be able to serve under' its auspices. Repre- sentatives from various organizations are chosen into the council and hence it offers a good representation of the entire student body. Among its notable achievements is furnishing of soap and towels in the washrooms. It is also considering a plaque honoring Lindblom's fallen heroes. Many of the Friday night dances which are part of Lindblom's social life have also bee11 sponsored by the council. Row One-Liddicott, Melles. Row Two-Preston, President, Lesondak, Secretaryg Mazzukelly, Treasurer, Jepsen, Sponsorg Plotz, Carlson. Row Three-Allers, Vice-Pres.g Turner, Thomsen, Austin, Sherman, Paulus, Lindgren, Machulis. Row One-Cheoplas, Valdivia, Evanow, Horton, Gibson. Row Two-Ferry, Johnson, Davis, Palka, Rumsey, Dorner, Richards, Buchinski. Row Three-Beam, Deroin, Bresnahan, Small, Schroeder, Hjelm, Doebler, Bacharz, Callozzo. Page' 1 25 QCL ' j0fCLLl :5 Row One --Seslan, Adrian, Program Chairmang Kasper, Treasurerg Rich- ards, Vice-Preslklentg Mikalovich, Pres- lklent. Row Two-Kowalski, Hackman, Mathes, Axelrod, Stanulis, Secretary. Row Three - Timmerman, Justinic, Safka, Deobler, Buchinski. Row Four -Priode, Jandaeek, Pechous, Hreben. Row Une-Kawacin, Barnai, Rodonis, Carlson, Roefliger, Fort, Legant, Slick- ling, Klein. Row T-wo-Rietz, Kicul, Bazingue, Miehle, Sieger, Coger, Tan- ner, Plashko. Row Three-Palka, Johnson, Neuman, Dawson, Klumbis, Celio, Thackston. Row Four-Ryjacek, Rasmussen, Bolser, Strikol, Ceorgis, Levi, Carlson, Smejkal. Row One- Zacharkiewicz, Greenhoe, Fish, Ferguson, Doria, Liheratore, Schieve, Felski. Row Two-Rahn, Vanek, Kamjen, Binkert, Wilkas, Dan- gelo, Granko, Kasten. Row Three- Bailey, Daley, Parker, Wahlstrom, Chadovich, Bubenheim, Kruse. Row Four - Seminara, Warnocek, Reshkus, Rich, Nielsen, McDonald. Page 1 26 mont Row Ones-Francis, Tziritas, Hogan, Merisso, Krivchuk, Sorich, Walsh. Row Two-Rolek, Roubik, Hatala, Trein, Riley, Pisanelli. Row Three- Watts, Isaacson, Norwich, Arthur, Bill- strom, Roak Bouisblanc. Row Four- Bubolz, Braasch, Franks, Moore, Clar- in, Brusich, Karmouwski. Row Five -- Scholten, Albietz, Kamp, Adams, Hawks, Kamp. Row One-Boncela, Palla, Pavacich, Lu- ther, Dozier, Schwartz, Oyler. Row Two -Katnich, Gerbac, Keeley, Brunner, Moore, Schreiner. Row Three-Roediger, Engelhardt, Sokolowski, Davis, Gilliatt, Miller, Waiter. Row Four-Beata, Orr, Glassman, Bony, Kijak, Ferreira, Kovarik, Freitag, Hoyne, Contorer, Koleski, Was- ielewski. The baby sisters of the Debs, called the Sub Debs, formed their club solely for social purposes, and hold their meetings once a month. Refreshments are served at each one of these gatherings, and Mrs. Rule, their sponsor, supervises all teas and parties, seeing to it that every member has a good time. One of the outstanding events of the semester is the initiation, when the girls go to classes dressed ridiculously, and carrying the traditional baby dolls. Of course the initiation is all taken in good fun, for it is these girls, and others like them, that helped to establish this Lindblom tradition. Page 127 HILL j6l,CL8i6 -'plneffy .2605 To be associated with the Mail Service or Pink Jacket Girls, as we of Lindblom call them, is considered quite an honor, for through these young ladies the offices are kept running smoothly and efficiently, and the teachers are relieved of much tediously routined bookkeeping. ,lust think what Lindblom would he like without these intel- ligent and clever girls, who answer tele- phones, run errands, do filing and so many other things that are too numerous to men- tion. They are rewarded during the sem- ester with delightful teas given by their sponsor, Mrs. Atkinson. Page 1 28 Row One-Katschke, Anderson, Rapp. Row Two-ML kalovich, Saccaro, Vice-Pres.g Linich, Secretaryg Langevin, Treasurer, Horton, l.C.C., Representative. Row Three- Maida, Runowski, Dorner, Clementi. Govern, Sztnkowski, Pratscher, O'Neill, Peceny. Bach, Felski, Maida, Johanek, Langevin, Sztukowski Peceny. Row One--Krueger, Ban Buskirk, Kasper, Felski. Row Two-Johanek, Meldazis, Reckas, Mrs. Atkinson, Mc ep an 'lic jf Row One-Fuch. Row Two-Millard, Balesh, Cozzo, Petrone. Row Three-Studnicka, Zieger, Sponsorg Bistos, Smolinski, Plashko, Lombardo. Row One-Hazzard, Ancon, Dobias, Cosbey, Hawks, Cordon, Bzouch, Lebit, Gianola, Bregoby. Row Two-Guhl, Kedlarski, Wachholz, Tziritas, Francis, Hawks, Zenawick, Mason, Norwich, Cheopelas. Row Three-Mojzis, Arthur, Cull, Kovarik, Moore, Podolsky, Toman, Johnson, Kryeger, Just. Row Four-Johnson, Austin, Nowak, YaHe, Soltis, Durkin, Adams, Clarin, Kamp. Row 0ne40'Malley, Osinger, Peake, Warnock, Zenisek, Holford, Bradley, Bradley, Edwards. Row TwokMacak, Prosen, Gierut, Mouloukos, McGarry, Wolosevich, Schwartz, Snowden, Choutka, Rollins. Row Thre'efBures, Jenkins, Inglis, Schultheis, Evanow, Konieczka, Majan, Woiosevich, Peacock, Ramans. Row Four-Hjelm, Drawz, Butcher, Kijak, Dornhos, Classman, Scheunemann, Beata, Majolobich. The Mail Service was founded twenty-three years ago with the first members receiving credit for gym. Since then the duties have widened and the club consists of only the lnost capable and trustworthy girls of Lindblom. After three semesters of membership in this erudite organization, the girls are eligible to wear their coveted Pink Jackets. Without the aid of these efficient girls the offices of Lindblom would not be able to function properly. Page 1 29 ezimeare giifheficd Essentially, art is divided into two main fields, com- mercial and fine art. Our newly formed commercial art class stresses acquainting the students with the world of commercial art and helps the pupils to decide upon their future careers. This class is exposed to all types of advertising and selling art. The figure drawing class, representing line art, enables the students to exercise their artistic talents to further advantage, because if one can draw the human figure to perfection one can draw anything. Guided by Mr. Schmitt, both the commercial art and the figure drawing classes, taken as major sub- jects, help to prepare the student for future life and enjoyment. Row One-Wendel. Row 'l'w0iScott, Jones, Skirha. Row Three- Woll, Reventoroyal, Scussel, Booker. Row Four-Callozzo, Holden, Chanault, Grant. Row Five-Jeck, Zeitz. Row One-Scholtheis, Planey, Filipiak, Evans. Row Two-Wendel, Weiss, Schmitt, Sponsor, England, Pisanelli. Row Three-Beckette, Gilliatt, Grand. Row Four-Jaskiernia, Rizzo, Durham. Row Five -Petrone, Beke. Row Six-Fiore, Renaldi. Row One-Kosola, Zinner. Row Two-Jeck, Matlack, Schmitt, Sponsor, Kosmin, Sobieske. Row Three-Sparks, Korosic, Durham. Row Four-Patton. Brabiuowski, Gilchrist, Freidl. Row Five -- Healy, Lach. Row One-Norwich, Rumsey, Blaha, Patton. Row Two--Walters, Cross, McLaughlint. Row Three-f-Collerton, Benlehr, Wagner, Krynic. Row Fourwsleczek, Sarlas, Kroll, Wolasevich, McLaughlin. Page I 30 Row One Petrone Rom Two Tasseff Wllkas Capek, Schabes, Seastrom Row Three Zacharkxewlcz Woloserlch, Anderson, Colke Row Four Malin Lee Wolf Haberle Riedy, Cordon. ar on Wig If elnfum. Q-dw M 5 Row One-Evans, Carlson, Steinke, McCartney. Row Two- Lochowig, Johnson, Miehle, DelVIonte, Petrone, Soderberg. Row Three-Longa, Daley, Ekdahl, Cygan, Knehans, Sponsorg Sobieski. A career as a fashion designer is the acme of accomplishment to some fifty of our Lindblom girls. To help them to achieve their goal, the Costume Design class directed by Mrs. Knehans gives them practice in designing smart, original creations. To give them a background in this field, period fashions dating back to the Egyptians are studied. The designs are executed in full color and some of the best formed an exhibit which held a prominent place in the hall during the fall term. So interested in their subject are these girls that a Costume Design club was formed which was called the Charm Dots. Monthly meetings were held which were not only of a social character, but also tended to give the girls further instruction. Page 131 Wav! Wad fem It is the responsibility of the Lambda Pi Kappa, which is better known as the Poster Club, to meet the artistic demands of the school, making tlie numerous posters for sports, assemblies, clubs, and productions. Page 1 32 Row One--Runowski, LeSeur, Beam, Secretaryg Benlehr, Treasurerg Ferry, Presidentg Worst Teacherg Gibson, l.C.C. Rep.g Lipke, Randich. Row Two-Benlehr, Proskey, Albrecht, Sarlas, Wilkas, Riedy, Vynulek, Ricker, Sobieski. Row Tlzreeflxlevara, McKinney, Traynor, Adrian, Wenclel, Templeton. Row One-Gibson, Weiidel, Benlehr, Ricker. Vynalek, Ferry. How One-Albrecht, Sobieski. Row 7'wo-Wil- kas, Riecly, Proskey., Beam, Lipke. a i AolaAiL:i -.Shack of .1405 Students belonging to the Library Club will Hnd that, while rendering services to those in need of information, they will gain a greater skill in choosing books for their own personal use. This work requires much supervision on the part of the librarian, Miss Blake. Row One-Hughes, Schwartz, Richards, Moeller, Mueller, Callozzo, Snyder. Van- ry, Hill. Row Two-Kastnich, Byrd, Odehnal, Bernardy, Walsh, Cozzello, Isaacson, Lamoureux, Conlon. Row One-Blake, Sponsor, Korich, Ber- nardy, Hatala, Czernik, Wolchin. Row Two-Krivchuk, Wasielewski, Klick, Pe- lrone, Hampton, Coker. Row Three- Smith, Tziritas, Blackburn, Morgan, Shands, Mickley, Moore. Row Four-fat filesl Jercick, Garnett. We ,44 54.4 SeatedASchill'elbein, Houser, Janrzewski, Trenka. Standingf-Cohan. Legant, Lind- gren, De Vous, Nevara, Waver. I Page I 33 C l'l'll9i0l'l'letl y OFOUQP5 Af ' ji K r Z' A NNN X The following results speak for themselves regarding speed and accuracy of Comptometry for these girls with adaptability for this work. They had hardly begun the course when they did a 25-minute problem in 22 to 26 seconds. Shirley Almaraz did it in 22 secondsg Lucille Capek, in 23g Alice Florek and Stella Matuzas, in 25g and Annamae Music and Mildred Valasek in 26 seconds. Thanks to Ruth Wrubel, who had every- thing to do with influencing them to do so well. Thanks to her again for inspiring Ethel Jesse and Jean Tetrev, enabling them to hand out the bills and to check the answers with such ease and promptness. Miss Appleby was surprised to find how much the girls had learned in so short a time. pelflfid 0l e:5-HCM gif' 5 Row One-Cairo, Korsgaard, Rasmussen, Buljan, Russo, Eckardt, Maharo, Cygan, Kurz. Row Two-McKenna, De Boer, Cola, Mitchell, Lachowicz, Mi- litzky, Presidentg Ketchum, Vice-Presidentg Cota, Secretaryg Bright, Treasurerg Zoll, Clinton. Row Three-Taylor, Madajewski, Williams, Jones, Gorhatkin, Schoenhofen, Keegan, Hepburn, Olenick, Nelson, Berg, Zinner. Los Pensadores, directed hy Miss Ehrenwerth, is an example of the many Ways chosen hy teachers of the Language De- partment to make the study of foreign languages more inter- esting. Los Pensadores elected Ruth Miletski, President, Ron- ald Ketchum, Vice President, Frances Cota, Secretary, and Bill Bright, Treasurer. The girls of Lindhlom's typing teams are selected hy the proc- ess of elimination from among the winners of the various typ- ing classes. These expert typists have acquired dexterity and accuracy, as well as rapidity. Since they are the pride of our commercial department, they are excellent models for begin- ning typists. Row One-Jurczyk, Grenka, Johnson, Evans, Schieve, Valasic. Row Two- Katschke, Dangelo, Bearman, Buhenheim, Baier, Hoyer, Deobler, Binkert, Rasmus- sen, Nejedly. Row One-Linich, Captaing Kurtz, Bent- zinger, Giedras, Marszalek. Row Two- Fehr, Wruhel, Bergdahl, Loiewski, Sem- inara. Row Three-Vanek, Warnock, Yaffey, Evans, Ligas, Chadovich, Priode, Nowak. Page 1 35 lQ5euclo Cb!,6l,fU'l I'l'I.el LCCl,l'l5 Row One-Brown, Allen, Lake, Kurtz, Anton, Berg. Row Two-Walker, Go- lub, Naft, Sanders, Radtke, Deroin, Bresnahan, Heyman. Row Three- Ahraham, Silvers, Lettiere, Cricks, Treasurer, Lazaric, Secretary, Daley, Presidentg Carlson, Vice-Preslklentg Moore, Sponsor. Row Four-Garvett, Reid, Cassingham, Kabica, Jackson, Cohan, Shands, Johnson, Nowak, Padr- ta, Deohler. Row 0neACrady, Perlberg, Mickley, Orloff, Semmler, Shubat, Palka. Row Two-Shore, Moore, Sponsor, McCar- thy, Vice-President, Coyer, President, Orzak, Treasurer, Klein, Secretary, Segin, Schultz. Row Tl1ree-Schoen- heider, Yafii, Molnor, Grant, Thomas, Miller, Ricker, Cehring, Cazort, Hre- ben, Teubel, Beranek, Lizius. The aim of Los Chamacos and Los Corderitos is to become better acquainted with the background and lives of the people of Span- ish speaking countries. The students acquire a knowledge of the ways and customs of the Spaniards by giving Spanish plays on radio shows. They also have quizzes and play Spanish games. Miss Moore, head of our language department, has charge of both of these clubs. The members of Los Corderitos or MThe Little Lambs are just the opposite of the shy, docile personalities their name implies. To those of you unfamiliar With Spanish, Los Chamacos is slang for uThe Kids. Since Widespread use of the airplane is foreseen, knowledge of the Spanish language and Latin-American customs will be more important than ever before. Some of our students will be able to see the romantic lands about which they have studied. Page I '26 91,004 of fda EOFCIQI' Along with the students interested in music, science, and art, we find here at Lindblom, those with an ever-increasing interest in foreign languages. Among the three languages offered at Lindblom, we find those who will declare that Spanish is by far the most interesting. They prove their point Well when they start discussing the customs and ideas of the Spanish and South American peoples. In order to create an atmosphere of friendship and give students a chance to speak Spanish, clubs have been formed. Los Imposibles and Los Trasnochedores, lead by Miss Ryan and Miss Moore respectively, are training their members to respect Spanish ways and customs. Row One-Mench, President, Snyder Vlbe-President, Moore, Sponsor, Nich- olson. Row Two-Peterson, Secretary Brown, Treasurer, Reaves, Ronzio Hambley, Lipke. Row Three4Slavik, Havelka, Soltis, Timm, Vicich, Ross Row Four-Radcliffe, Ramans, Arnold Drew, Kirincic, Axelrod, Celio, Bloom Brown, Kramer, Georgis, Mojzis. Row One-Piarowski, Petrak, Lom- bardo, Treasurer, Gustafson. Row Two-Locke, Klassens, Fisher, Wach- holz, Boulukos, McCaryney, Steiner, Presidentg Fisher. Row Three- Barnes, Mayer, Miehle, Timmerman. Row Four-King, Hackendorf, Urban, Moore, Schmidt, Kohl, Behling, Al- bietz. Row FivewField, Meldazis, Cas- per, Winfield, James, Carter, Cook, Wright. f .f ' 1 l0lle5t0 Que Wo plflQ6la and MCU' 5f0 Row One-Rahn, Uneus, Sieger, West, Minderhout. Row Two-Dunlap, Wicklund, Secretaryg Schmidt, President, Subert, Kastrinos, Vice-Presidenttg Draikin. Row Three-Mayer, Piarowski, Tatro, Frasier, Lovett, Plashko, Dudley, Moore. Row One-Peake, Rollins, Brown, Balfanz, Nicks, Treasurerg Bures, Vice-Presidentg Delcourt, President. Row Two-Tadevsik, Wolchin, Adair, Skinner, Garcia, Kristufek, Mack. Row Three -Clark, Greinke, Butcher, Jenkins, Kurowski, St. Germaine, Bednarik. Row Four-Planey, Hazzard, Miklosh, Piha, Geiser, Young, Austin. Much understanding of Latin America may he acquired through our Spanish clubs here at Lindhlom. We of the Los Inocentes and Los Tontos are seizing every opportunity of furthering our knowledge of Spanish history, culture, and customs. Besides enjoying the Spanish entertainment at our meetings, 'we are strengthening our relations with the Spanish speaking nations of the World. Page I 38 0440 ogwfa - ofgf. l Row One - Lewis, Cozzello, Burr, Blidy, Rietz. Row Two-O'Connell, Sponsorg Povich, Vice-Presidentg Ol- son, Presidentg Chepaitis, Secretaryg Cash, Treasurerg Metzl, Poiner. Row Three-Eary, Bastick, Carnahan, No- wicki, Hejna, Bereiek, Lovelle, Ed- wards. Row One-Skorup, Korthaze. Row Two-Conn, Reilly, Buchinski, Ander- son, Kosola, Wadman, Stoginski, Tren- ka. Row Three-Shubert, Hylaszek, Damato, Windt, Allen. Row Four- Motley, Washington, Mouloukos, Nor- cross. Comites Caesaris is the name given to Miss O'Connell's Latin Club. Translated, Comites Caesaris means Companions of Caesar, a title which the students earn by studying about Caesar in books concerning Roman history. Frequently, Roman habits, beliefs, religions, and customs are discussed in the club. Entertainment is provided when Latin games are played. A scene from the play MLe Voyage de M. Perrichonw was dramatized by Le Cercle Francais, after having been read in class. Le Cercle Francais, the French Club sponsored and directed by Miss Sullivan, not only reads French books and plays, but also comes eye to eye with the country itself via the movie projection machine during club sessions. Page I 39 Wofiofrod .jwlagfamofi Jlaano Page 1-10 Row Olze-Wilson, Day, McMenamin, Greenwood, Hoyer. Row Two-Wright, Hefeli, Edinger, Oswald, Camperl, Evkovich, Secretary, Dennis, Aylward, President, Salciccia, Malatt, Vice-President. Row Three4Lange, Schumaker, Dolinko, Kacmarek, Jensen, Paulson, Wellander, Caditz, Butts, Sponsor, Parello, Knight. Row One-Scheunemann, Nelson, Kotkovich, Carr, Greenhoe, Janczewski, Livitt, Novak, Hayhurst. Row Two-Dreyer, President, Tomlanovich, Elliott, Refsnider, Peceny, Vice-Presidentg Streeter, Treasurerg Swarts, Podolsky, Toman, Krug, Timmerman, Kedlarski, Carey. Row Three-Knezz, McKinney, Tanner, Heller, Clayton, Butts, Sponsor, Fehel, Besnick, Tillis, Greene, McCarthy. Our Spanish clubs here at Lindblom have become prominent i11 the last few years. The common goal of, all the clubs is to promote interest in Spanish speaking countries. Los Viajeros Habladores, or the Talkative Travelers, and Los Diablitos, under the sponsorship of Miss Butts, have an instructive and social program that will benefit them greatly in their speaking of the Spanish language. With World-wide peace and security the main topic of discussion today, it is altogether fitting that our Lindblomites learn to speak about, and become acquainted with the customs and ideas of our Southern neighbors. jaLe ,gf Away, .glean . Three significant, though generally unsung, organiza- tions of Lindlolom are the Stage Crew, Light Brigade, and Projection Club. Were it not for these groups of loyal Lindhlomites, our productions would lack much of the color they possess. Front-Poe, Scalia. Back- Nieclerman, Schmeivhel, Tu- markin, Houser, Chatten, Sponsor. Ladder-Machulis, Sawyer, Cohn. Front-Niederman, Tumarkin. Back-Sawyer, Machulis. Colm. Front'-Tumarkin, Gorbalkin, Cohn. Bm-kiHenclerson. Weckel, Sponsorg Niederman. Page 141 .gluolenf gui!! The Student Guild, under the direction of Mr. Palmer, gives a new opportunity to the students of Lindblom in that it brings together pupils excelling in both scholarship and extra-curricular activities. This organization, meeting each Thurs- day during the ninth period, offers the best of lectures and music to its members. Topics of interest are discussed among pupils. Mr. Palmer chats on subjects of varied nature, from ancient history to things more recent. Good music is listened to periodically and occasionally a guest speaker is heard. At one meeting Mr. Small gave a fascinating speech on the atom bomb. The Student Guild also meets outside of school. This year the organization attended the opera, alia Traviataf' Row One-Andrews, Bernardy, Gibbons, Jurich, Juracka, Kicul. Row Two--Palmer, Sponsorg Nejedly, Vanek, Peacock, Oswald, Kurtz. Row Three!-Paluchowski, Bussema, Gresens, Byrd, Radich, Woods, Proskey, Klei, Thomas, Schauer, Congreve. Row 0ne4Balesh, Flynn, Ramans, Malatt, Johnson, Sherman. Row Two-Welsli, Welsh, Madajewski, Strikol, Snyder, Coker, Palmer, Sponsor. Row Three-Richardson, Rudys, Peso, Hawkinson, Nevara, Eleder, Jensen, Hunes, Lewis, Carlson, Skinner, Sestan. l w l 4 Page 142 . N we Jizz? gafon As their contribution to our Open House last fall, the boys' chorus presented a short skit entitled, Wfhe Dizzy Baton.'7 Its setting was a music school under the direction of the very eccentric Professor Sforzando, alias Jerry Loohy, with Marcus Bartoli portraying Monsieur Glissando, his accom- panist. The feminine parts were also played by the fellows. The antics of Al Woll, as Evelina, and the performances of the graceful damsels in the chorus, were quite a sight to see! The entire production was directed hy Mrs. Rosenthal and came up to all expectations as a hilarious success. Page 143 JIMLLWI Mane is Iv' Page 144 Sfamp 6LL5l'l'I.el'L Row One--Cialamas, Bystrowski. Row Two -eSmith, Sponsor, Schreihans, Carlson, Mor- ley, Lapaitis, Worst, Rogers, Eckert. Row Three-Klaus, Keene, Dewllart, Paoluvci, Small, Jablonski, Polson, Stroner, Schmuhl, Breclaricll, Cough, Anderson. 7 rediafenf A Counci Row One-Kosman, Obrarlouic, Polichemi. Stroner, Maher, Schmuhl, Cluzirman. Row Two- Brinker, Longo, Murray, Tiberi, Ehlers, Hubbard, Secretaryg Engelhardt, Hoffenkamp, Gough. merica .9 .Serve Row One-De Forest, Bakrins, Radoalz, E. Coltman, Sponsorg Steffens. Row Two--Fos- ter, Hoffenkamp, Hamilton, Schmuhl, Peter- son, Zemsky, Rosato, Byrd. .?a5Lef6af jam Row One-Dauzardis, Elkins. Tiberi, Clark. Bolin. Row TwofBalek, Devereux, Bermlt, Byslrowski. Om! CM Row One - Eohen, Gervais, DeMonte, Hirsch, Schroeder, Carlson, Maher, Novy. Comellar. Row Two e lrwin, Sponsor, Stroner, Ahrens, Elm, Darling, Psik, Brown, Moran, Shaw, Swindells, Mc- Mahon, Nix. Row Three-Zemsky, Miller, Sclleunemann, Peterson, Hawrylewicz, Bakrins, Paolucci, Samuels, Colao, Schmulll, Weber, Grabske, Harnach. OFC!! Row One-Lapaitis, Weston, Strelec, Aull, Blair, Gialamas, Kriksciun. Row Two- Murray, Zuurbier, Ehlers, Smolinski, Ur- banek, Segin, Huber, Small, Engelhardt. Row Three-Ostrom, Van Daele, Hercul- son, Rose, Ewert, Bianchi, Bellavia, Hol- strom, Poelling, Brown, Anderson. Row Four-McBeigh, Dare, Mallen, Just. jacder .xdziaidfanfd Row One-Howells, Nix, Comellar, Mc- Mahon, Woods, Tobin. Row Two-Mun ray, Novy, Schreihans, Risser, Loennies, Jensen, Ault, Rennwald, Linn. Row Three -Hupke, Rauen, Hubbell, Guber, Gub- bell, Elm, Stefanisin, Shimeall, Steindel. Row Four--Hubbard, Zard, Cahill, Eck- ert, Arnold, Engelhardt. Shaw Oslrom, Rimmele. .iaclzer .xdzmio fanfo Row One-Kalaynik, Eunson, Paolucci, Miller, Knowlton, Schick, Gialamas, Strelec. Row Two - Schroeder, Rose, Moran, Swindells, Olive, Burgchardt, Heschl, Toelstede, Sarlas, Popik, De- Monte. Row Tlzreefflotugno, Cicenas, McKee, Kroen, Golovach, Boyer, Hirsch, Brown, Kotik, Thommen, Randich. Row Four--Scheunemann, Psik, Felski, Colao. MLLHPJ MQHC ' A Page 145 W .N MACUQC Page 146 ,zz W, cm Row One-Mrs. Leavell, Kotik, Slrenk, Schroeder. Schwetske, Ohara, Barcy. Row Two-Carstens, Cohen, Darling, Hawrylew- if-z, Jahnsen, Urbanck, Bouzios, Lyon, Dick- son, Fuller. Row Three-Raddatz, Duda, Mokan. on W, 54,4 Row One-Kraft, Pres.g Carlson, Vice-Pres.g Maher, Sec., Scher, Treas.g Olive, Chmmg Richter, Chmn.5 Boyer, Chmn. Row TwoQ DeMask, Tressol, Ansilmi, Nix, Kriksciun, Herculson, Klaus, Cicenas, Duchak, Sher- wood. Row Three-Swindells, Kroen, Cos- tanzo, Smowton. OPEL ea had Row 0neAVan Daele, Lapailis, Loennies, Meyerhoff, Dewhart. Row Two-Burgchardt, Cusich, Logan, Jensen, Gervais. gall Row One'-Bellavia, Bourbulas, Subject, Brennan, Sc-hoenheifler, Inman. Row Two- Siebalt, Golovach, Miller, Mitchell, Blair, Anderson. Row Tl1reefSnyder, Rockwell. .HULACLPJ MGHC X Y, hem Ca eferia Row One-Kenel, Blair. McMahon. Row Two-Stroner, Rogers, Toppett, Quitz, Mur- ray, Hupke, Olive, Hubbell. Hubbell, Huper. Jw gm. 6 Row One-Snyder. Bradshaw, Wilson, Solo- mon, Peterson, Johnson, Jiskra, Schmitt. Row Two-Schmuhl, DeForest, Polak, Sub- ject, Wiley, Peterson, Bakrins, Sojka. Row Three-Miller, Hamilton, Cioulos, Balek, Klaus, Kenel, Duda, Costanzo, Pirard. Row Four-Wliehnberg, Morley, Commer, Kyncl, Bourbolas, Baley, Smowton, Kanis, Gagliano. 2a6bl'lg WllI afL0l'l Row One-Murray, Tohen, McMahon, Nix, Flanagan, Anselmi, Kriksciun, Redman, Mrs. Leavell. Row Two-Rimmele, Hawrylewicz, Gervais, Klaus, Urbanek, Hummel, Dickson, Boyer, Olive. Rofw Three-Richter, Mahn, Roberts, Colovach, Duda, Darling, Mazzoni, Small, Parsons, Scheunemann, Cicenas, Kraft. Row Four-Polson, Foster, Schoenheider, Ramans, Miller, Raddatz. onor Sociefg Row One-Schmuhl, President, Howser, Sec- retary, Jensen, Boyer, Altman, McMahon Grifhth. Row Two-Murray, Stroner, Fitz- simmons, Swindells, Plattner, Lapaitis Hupke, Steffens, Zuurbier, Hawrylewicz, Small. Page I 47 9 .izluggarcl ganna ourna irim Row One-Jensen, Stroner, Cornell, Auld. Gervais, GrifHtl1, Kalaynik. Row T'w0flVlrs. Harnisll, Sponsorg Ehlers. Gossip Eclitorg Lam-Knee, Chairman, Cough, Pres.g Allrens, Sec., Howells, Vice-I'res.g Swindells, Pub- licity Chmn.g Hubbell. Row Threew-Barvy, Zemsky, Duda, lVleyerl10lT, S1-hmuhl, Psik, Grahske, Hubbard, Rogers, Walls, Bravnd, Hubbell, Hawrylewicz. ,WJ CM Row 0neiSutherland. Row 1'wo-Walls, Stroner, Irwin, Strellee, Levitt, Burgchardt, Richter. Row Three-Bzxhiar, Daar, Zuur- bier, Schmuhl, Kyncl, Zemsky. Jamieson, Ramans, Darling, Elm, Miller. Ofhce raining Row 0nefBr0wn, Bernard, Fitzsimmons, Scher, Moran. Row Two-Carlson, Altman, Houser, Jensen, Wich1nann, Olive, Toelstecle. Row Three-Boyer, Burgc-hardt, Kusilka, Vice-President, Ehlers, President, Bennes, Sponsorg Walls, Trezmurerg Ahrens, Secre- taryg Kraft, Swindells. Row Four-Cicenas, Segin, Paolucci, Comellar, Kroew, Crifiith, Eunson, Kalaynik. Chemifnfrg Row One-Strom, Anderson, Plattner, Mr. Day, Sponsorg Dusek, Griffith. Row Two- Cialamas, McKee, Carstens, Schmuhl, Her- culson, Eifert, Holtz, Kyncl. Page 1 4 8 xNlfLL6Cl,I 6! E006 yr. 616056 Row One-Zimmerman, Miller. Row Tico --Fuller, Jessie, Krikscivn, Santoro, T0- bin, Craig, Sponsorg Vomack, Woods. Row Three-Ahrens, Schmidt, Strelec. Capek, Woloszyn, Dickson, Wolf, Kloske, Bausch, Cwisti, Ostrom. I'. 6l 0:i:i Row One-Dusek, Howells. Row Two-- Jensen, Knowlton, Schroeder, Mrs. Craig, Sponsor, DeMask, Hagler, Dorcas, Curtis, Thommen. Row Three-Engelhardt, Maz- zoni, Keene, Ehlers, Hupke, Sarlas, Fitz- simmons, Houser, Mihelich, Hawrylewicz, Malcor, Schwetzke. loanidd Row One --- Koslnan, Strenk, Kriksciun, Moran, Olivo, Maher, Lupaitis. Row Two Nix, Cotugo, Kroen, Small, Harnach, Mrs. Harnish, Lagus, McMahon, Randich, Thommen. Row Three-Rimmele, White, Rose, Miller, Urhanek. Darr, Popik, Reimer, Psilk, Mahn, Murray, Weber, Arnold, Meyer, Cicenas. Row Four -- Polson, Zemsky, Zuurbier. .gjfuclenf Counci Row One-Cornell, Click, Shaw, Albrecht, Tliolnmen. Row Two- Babiar, Baley, Heise, Balek, Larson, Poelling. Page 149 f 5 K2 6? w X215 ff' MQ 3 K M fl ' llllllflllf 5-NDBLOM X A ww X I ,X i L65 if G KN ,w ma X lf X U- j J, ,N x g X xx f L 1' 1 z I I HM -4 'N fvfwmm , x x L w 1 x Q I. WK ,I Q 13 Z! Q Nw xu? X I 42 .f4fALfic:5 .fgfkdfic lQnula5 Keeping our eyes on the goal of a Well-rounded education, we at Lindblom join in sports avidly. We crowd all the events, from the Tilden football game, to a rip-roaring ping pong match in the Girlis Gym. Page 1 51 Row Onesfieddington, Gibson, Diemer, Ferretti, Malestic, Rizzo, Vynanek, Gardner, Love, Shore, Coyle, Steiner. Row Two-Babendir, Reichart, Smale, Silko, Hines, Cenge, Doyle, Giano, Kohaul, Martincic, Saiya, Szymusiak, Bussema. Row Three-Moore, Coach, Stadler, Biondi, Goodhart, Friedl, Swetnam, Hartman, Naughton, Hays, Lackner, Oderio, Congreve, Manager, Schauer. Row Four-Steele, Hilger, Babb, Pawlak, Loquercio, Bieher, Loquercio, Hyatt, Dalzell, Houser, Halagan. Row One-Ryan, Manager, Lovelle, Krolak, Swanson, Morphew, Jurus, Hill, Baker, Soltis. Row Two-Schulpiet, Von Bremer, Wilkins, Mickow, Salezeko, Lasko, Kaysen, Hines, Yehling, Fedeanis, Grabinoski, Krueger. Row Three-Traynor, Fitzgerald, Zolp, Holm, Pechousek, Rosengren, Cassidy, Lilly, Olejniczak, Pomorski, Wilkins, Barrett. Row Four-Ebel, Cunning- ham, Evans, Cervinka, Piha, Berg, Berry, Dowding, Steinacher, McGinnis. One of the more rugged sports in which We at Lindblom are interested is football. Our squad has two divisions. One is the varsity, the other the sophomore team. The latter team is similar to a conditioning team. If the boys out for football are not quite equal to demands of the varsity they are assigned to Mr. Von Bremer who has charge of tl1e usophw team. The varsity squad trained by Coach Moore is the cream of the crop. Not only are they picked for their excellence i11 tackling, passing, punting, blocking, and running, but also for their team spirit. Page 152 mf.f0...1.1..f g.A.ft. we ,gag-lirf EW The Eagles, hy snapping out of their first game fog, trounced the Kelly Trojans hy an 18-0 score. The Maroon and Gold eleven were unable to penetrate the Kelly defense during the first quarter and the spectators found the game at a 0-0 deadlock at the finish of the first half. The third quarter appeared different however, as Bahendir and Rizzo tallied to make the struggle 12-0. Babendir once again scored on a forty-yard punt return in the fourth quarter to terminate the scoring for the evening. Sliding and slipping along, Lindblom whipped DuSable 12-0, in the muddiest victory of the season. Because of the mud, Bieher and Rizzo were the only Eagle players to cross the goal line during the game. The Eagles gained a third straight victory as they tripped an improved Englewood eleven 6-0, on a single touchdown pass hy Lackner. Page 153 .jwlar0!er, .lzlarcl er .I When September rolled around last year the question that Lindblomites were asking was: uW'hat kind of a team will we have this year? Their question was promptly answered. One of the strongest and gamest teams of high school gridirons was observed. The squad was composed of players who had been second and third string players the preceding season and some former Sophomores. The only first string men to return were Harry Smale, playing center, and Ray Rizzoz, yet our team was the best in the Central section. Our first game was a practice one with Fenger. The team was determined to give a better showing than the year before. Rizzo scored a 70-yard dash in the early minutes, that electrified the spectators. Fenger then tied the game before the half, 6-6. The game became a heartbreaker when Fenger scored, and the contest ended 13-6 with F enger, the victor. Mt OW 740,w1,,ze,.,, .1 The Eagles took their fourth straight game by eliminating Farragut High School, 26-6. Lindblom did not score until the second quarter when MLong John Genge seized a fumbled ball and crossed the goal line. Bob Lackner converted and the score was 7-6. Ray Rizzo followed with another tally and Lindblom was leading, 13-6, at the half. At the conclusion of the third quarter the score was still 13-6, but Bieber and Rizzo scored in the fourth quarter, assuring a victory. Tildcn, paced by Bill Gay, defeated Lindblom in a real Mheart- breakerf' 20-13. Lindblom finished a successful season by crushing Dunbar, 45-0. Rizzo scored by taking advantage of a very poor kick. Red Steele scored and Lackner converted to make the score 13-0 at the first quarter ending. Bob Lackner scored out and then converted to increase our lead seven more points. Bieber also crossed the goal to make the score 26-0 at the finish of the half. The maroon and gold eleven tallied nineteen more points in the second half. nunmnuntsvnnqnsmus -:annum -nrMw.v-w --lf,-.mammal - 4 1 'A M-1 M-1-W 5, .,zz...14z,...g .,z'....iy Jai Both of our basketball teams at Lindblom earned places in the city playoffs. The juniors finished in third place, while the seniors Wound up in fourth place. The seniors were paced by Baczkiewicz, Rundle, Skala, and Hancock, while the juniors relied on Copps, Pickford, Carney, Ambrosia, and Orsi. Ambrosia and Orsi were lost by graduation. Consequently the junior team had to fight valiantly for third place standing. South Shore repulsed the juniors in the league playoffs while Calumet finished off the senior quintet in a tight contest. Page 156 Row One-Stryzek, Skala, Baczkiewicz, Co-Captaing Swiryn, Coachg Rundle, Co- Captaing Hancock, Ambrosia. Row Two -Harrington, Daly, Tietz, Siebert, Wise, Friduss. Row Three-Pace, Mihovilovich, O'Neill, Sparks. Row Olle-Wilkosky, Pickford, Copps, Captaing Swiryn, Coachg Orsi, Geraci. Row Two-Stahurski, Mamzgerg Vander Ploeg, Berenschot, Waters, Athey, Chris- tensen. Row Three-O'Brien, Carnel, Rehn, Twichell, Streeter, Pasquinelli. 'EE J : ::: :: a:,.:.':: 2 '- vig? wi SEE -fr:-' :. ga n g . .,.:.:,.,, ...... ,. v:,,.,a:,55m.q., W ,fl-EA - ---- . 5 fi W A 3? M - 4 H K A C' 4 X 'su x A 4, 4 eggs, 'B' If Aw 4 wr In ' iff . 1 ' S.. . .. ' ,, ' QUE? --1-A1' :'-: H 232,53 gt W, K 5 , QE . W E f' my 3 W g il V 0 Y ' .:., ,,:. Q ff 5 1 r 'Q ,f A lb K Moria! .Sanrio gozf .iam Komm, Coachg Goetz, Machulis. ennia eam Jandacek, Kanter, Thompson, Paluchowski, Captain. .gee .szafing eam Lockwood, Friedl, Lauzon, Von Bremer, Coachg Cervenka. c , .!el'lCll'lg Gall! Row One-Benka, Hughes, Benlehr, Tempel, Las choher. Row Two-Kele, Babinec, Koch, Klein Kelekovich. Page 158 .spaeecl Mnhmifecl Row One-Kaysen, Loquercio, Loquercio, Hilger. Row Tw0-0lej- niczak, Houser, Steele, Babendir, Caditz, Coodhart, Love. Row Three -Bieber, Reichart, Naughton, Himes, Genge, Ferretti, Drafcisin, Coach Moore. The boys of the track team are again hoping that this season will be the one in which the coveted trophies will be rewarded to Lindblom. Coach Moore has a job, however, for time does not permit the practice these boys need. The coach is relying on fellows like 4GCap Babendir to bring home the victories. Here at Lindblom we have many teams Which, although not as highly publi- cized as football or basketball, are striving just the same to win championships for our school. Included in this group are the golf team, sponsored by Coach Komm, the fencing team, by Coach Smidl, the tennis team, by Coach Swiryn, and the newly-organized skating team, sponsored by Mr. Von Bremer. The boys on all these teams are eager to show Lindblom what they can do. Page 159 jlrizi ana! pomeod, oo i J it ' U '- . we-,M 4, Row 0llC4Wi5C, Pres. Row Two- Krafcisin, Pelekoudas, Ambrosia, Bergsma, Cermuk, Naughton. Row Three!Pace, Reeder, Ferretti, Riz- zo, Dryer, De Boer, Lillwitz. Row Fourf McCarty, Daly, Vynanek, Steele, Smale, Lackner, Oderio, Swetnam, Soiya. Row One-Babenclir, Houser, Copps, Pickford, Rhein, Vander Ploeg, Rhein, Kleidon. Row Two - Caditz, Olej nic z ak, Goodhart, Love, Wire, Lockwood, Goetz, Han- cock. Row Three-Beata, Halagan, Ferrelli, Himes, Fischer, Lauzon, Rundle, Baczkiewicz. To be eligible for membership in the MLW Club, a boy must obtain an athletic letter in one of our many sports. For this reason, the ML Club consists of the finest athletes Lindblom possesses. Member- ship in this outstanding organization affords an opportunity for lettermen of the different sports to get together for the purpose of planning Various social activities. The lettermen meet in the boys7 clubroom every other week. Herb Wise presides over these inter- esting bi-Weekly sessions, ably assisted by Mike Geracy, vice-presi- dent, Art Rhein, secretary, and Ed Beeby, treasurer. Page 1 60 W5 ig guna The boys' athletic MLM is the highest single honor a boy can earn in the field of sports. Since it is the highest award for physical achievement, it is only fitting that there should be a special club with only members who can fulfill this one requirement. The boys hold regular ubull sessions under Mr. Hol- listeris sponsorship. Another sport in which we have some superb athletes is baseball. As would be expected, a rigorous program is necessary, as in any athletic activity, to stay in condition the year round. Due to the workouts under Coach Gentile, our baseball squad ended their season with fine results although handicapped by the loss of some of their best players. ...4 Lf ifffffv 'S K I rf We Nm. ,ft ,Vista ig, ,, Xp: Row One-Beeby, Treas. Row Two- Dalzell, Dousa, Chamberlain, Yocum, Rhoetzheim, Jurus, Woll, Feldmeier. Row Three-Waleryczak, McCauley, Lang, Pope, Bortoli, Brennan, Vaclau, Robertson. Row F our-Parmelee, Kor- thaze, Paluchowski, Schauer, Burt, Twichell, Makkay, George. Row One-Stachon, Kubik, Vander Ploeg, Co-Captain Pelekoudas, Co-Cap- tain Reeder, Bergsma, Helmick. Row Two-Dock, Pace, Krafcisin, Daly, Jandacek, Ferry, Smith, Pelekoudas. Row Three-Lillwitz, Lewis, Brown, Dryer, Backiewicz, Heinbecker, Mc- Carty. Page 1 61 Nadia. JJ,..66a. Though uninspired by the presence of moral support in the form of cheering students, the gymnastic team silently continues to persistently capture championship after championship. It can always be depended on to bring Lindblom honor whether a City or State championship or at a school assembly. Not many know about the number of hours that are spent patiently working out in the gym, learning new tricks, conditioning exercises, and reviewing old exercises. In addition to these calisthenics a required exercise must be learned and perfected as specified by a board of judges for the City gymnastic competition. More important than the required is the Noptionali' exercise as more points are scored in the city meet on these exer- cises. The uoptionalw is of the student's own creation, combining the Various tricks learned during the workout periods. Kamholz, Slusarczyk, Wilson, Voyensky, Detlefsen, Komm, Jones, Nevara, Kroll, Hill, Sa- mulski, Chmel, Bryson, Thomas, Latch. Woll, Robertson, Fcldmier, Rotzhiem, Pope, Jones. 1 Page I 62 .Sf I0 jwwfzng Wig Arm. Row One-Rhein, Wire, Capt.g Bohor, Couch. Row Two-Cardeski, Spagnolo, Sunclahl, Headtke, Dreyer, Turcich, Ferrelli, Fischer, Jaudacek, Kleidon. Row Three-Small, Mayer, Markel, McLaughlin, Sullivan, Czaja, Rhein, Parello, Mansolas. This is one of the teams of which we hear very little. These matmen work dexterously for every Victory they gain. Nearly all of us have seen them in the halls in their colored trunks. Coach Bohor, the instructor for these Mfellasf' is always ready to pass on some tips to the grapplers of the team about new holds and how to break them. These young men do not develop their power or technique overnight. It takes constant training, practice, and strenuous calisthenics to keep in condition. In order to give them practical knowledge and experience, they hold intra-mural wrestling meets to see i-f they can out- maneuver their opponents. Page I 63 enior ,SZarA:5 Page I 64 Row One-Twirhell, Rasmussen, Halyko, Walery'szak, Makkay, Berg, Jiskra, Andre, Pearson. Row TwofBohor, Coachg DeB0er, Captaing Nilles, Zajicek. Parmelee, George, Lewis, Cricks, Parello. Row ThreefRizz0, Lillwilz, Beehy, Cook, Naughton, Congreve, Michaels, Burt, Junge. The Hsenior sharks of Lindhlom's swim team have proven themselves very apt this season hy being undefeated in every meet. The only real difference between the senior and junior swimmers is their age. The team has shown power in all respects from expert diving to speedy relays. Every one of the swimmers has put his all into the fight and the excellent results verify this. The boys have at least one period of swimming each day and are coached by Mr. Bohor. Row One-Dryer, Carbonneau, Tilges. Row I'wo-Cermak, Bergsma, Komm, Coachg Rajsl. sr QW f A 'aaiffig 1' 'xx X Q K 3 , A sf' Ci is Ae halo our .jwlanclfg .slump our Ed There are some fellow students of ours who are Very agile and limber- legged. We have proof of this when they burst out with a lively cheer such as 6'Yea Lindblomll' or GLWOW Some Boy. The group We're talking about is the cheerleaders' squad. They have an excellent sponsor and instructor, Coach Komm. We see their wild antics at all of our pep assemblies, basketball, and football games, while we join in the rousing, resounding cheers. All of us do not realize, how- ever, how much time or effort they spend in order to get themselves in proper condition. Many nights after our classes are over, you can see them practicing their contortions with the new members of the squad. 'Nba is vii wa c 2'1 -Q ,JN ,. Ni' .. NA, QR, X Page I 65 J M, QI' lfLl08l lfll0Ql lflflQIfL Page I 66 Row One-Feldmeier, Ne- vara, Dousa, Kamholz, Latch, Doetzheim, Cap- taing Bryson, Yocum, Wilson, Voyensky, Hill, Slusarczyk. Row Two - Smidl, Coach, Chmel Detlefsen, Thomas, Mc- Cauley, Incrocci, Jurus, Kroll, Samulski, Komm, Coach. Row Three- Jones, Robertson, Pope, Co-Captain, Brennan, Lang, Chamberlain, Sto- ginski, B ortoli, Woll, Dalzell. 9 Row One-Smidl, Coachg Woll. Row Two-Cham- berlain, Pope, Robertson, Jurus, Retzheim, Lang. Row Three - Dalzell, Feldmeier, Bortoli, Mc- Cauley, Brennan, Incrocci, Dousa, Yocum, Stoginski. The gymnastics team has been winning city and state championships during its entire existence here at Lindblom. One of the main reasons for the teamis success during the past years is the excellent coaching and guidance provided by Mr. Smidl. Having to constantly urge the boys to perfect their exercises and 'aoptionalsi' that have made our team the outstanding gymnastics team in the state, Coach Smidl has a job that keeps him busy the year around. The coach, however, never tires of this Work for he has been coaching gymnastics for years and enjoys seeing the boys develop into men by competing in this muscle building sport. The team is again aiming for a city, and then for the state championship. jlze Calofainfm ana! jlteir rewa Row One-Novak, Flynn, Welsh, Hey- man, Bartkowiak, Mouloukos. Row Two Jensen., Zinner, Prokes, Andrews, Schmidt, Teuhel, Wicklund, Pierzynski. Row Three?McCarihy, Lizius, De Koker, Secretary, Benlehr, Vice-Presidentg Klein, Sponsor, Skinner, Presidentg Wray, Treasurer, Allen, Valdivia, Carlson. Row Orte-Wrubel, Bergman, Heyman, De Koker, Bartkowiak, Le Seur, Liddi- cott, Andrews. Row Two-Brach, Green- hoe, Gamperl, Dawson, Daley. Row Three -Trenka, Buchinski, Schneider, Hefeli, Chrysler, Di Bartolo. Row Four-Rich- ardson, Zinner, Schmidt, Skinner, Sec.g Callozzo, Soderherg, Pres., Abraham, Vice-Pres.g Albrecht. Row F ive-Mow loukos, Wiatklund, Mouloukos, Tarift, Febel, Teubel, Richter, Vanry, Walsh, Hill, Zzxchar, Rudys. The Girls' Athletic Association is Lindblom's largest organization, havi11g a membership of about ninety-five per cent of our girls. Miss Klein is the sponsor and is assisted by the G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, a group of twenty-four enthu- siastic girls who have definite assigned positions. The girls plan a party each semester for all G.A.A. members, and the results of their ingenuity are a com- bination of riotous effects, using every imaginable device. The serious side of being a board member comes when the girls teach fencing classes, instruct swim- mers, and conduct activities in which the G.A.A. members participate to earn their school letters. Page I 67 Row One-Cullerlon, Cahill, Burns, Slrikol, Behling, Wheeler, Bloom. Row Two-Kijak, Rizzo, Oyler, Peacock, St. Germaine. Row Three-Spezia, Petrone, Doenges, Rossow, Grand, Davis, James, Dozier, Brown. Row Four-Okon, Cor- rado, Zavesky, Field, Madajewski, O'Neill, Fischer, Hjelm, Drawz, Carr, Bures. Row One-Beala, Batdorf, Radich, Lind- gren. Row Two-Nelson, Reaves, Dolin- ko, Miletsky, Berberich. Row Three- Mathes, Axelrod, Evanow, Carey, Klein, Sponsor, Johnson, Jensen. Row Four- Scheunemann, Butcher, Rollins, Strom, Olson, Molnor, Grant, Beranek, Guiliani Conn, Padrta. s 66 7 77 A ana! Kara -.xdflldfic .Slam The uL.D.l7 Club, also sponsored by Miss Klein, Works in perfect coordination with the G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, and We are proud of the girls that wear their MUS on meeting days. To become a member, a girl must possess an HIP, or have earned 500 of the required 1,000 points to earn o11e, and then undergo the initia- tion. The club has many delightful teas and parties, but is not restricted to social affairs, for the earliest warm weather will find a group of HL.D.', girls going on a hike or playing baseball with great enthusiasm. Page 168 QKCLIWLCLZ 0116 Row One-Skinner, Dawson, Novak, Lacario, Welsh, Wick- lund, Rizzo. Row Two-Wray, Allen, Pierzynski, Soderberg, Callozzo, Dubrirk, Butcher. Row Three-Rirhler, Orzak, Trenka, Toppelt, Digange, Febel, Zinner. Row Four-Miller, Buchinski, Brach, Grand, Fischer, Carlson, Malmore. Row One-Christopher, Berberich, Hayhurst, Cwirla. Zave- sky. James. Dozier. Hopkins. Row Two-Corado, Thrift, Evans, Okon. Mouloukos, Boubik, Rolek, Sleczek. Row Three-LeSeur, DiBartolo, Coker, Shuford, Cordon, Hoblik, Carone, Rains. Row Four'-Petrak, Abraham, Andrews, Bell, Kerbs, Bitel, Keegan. Row One---Bergman. Bartkowiak, Billstrom, Roak, De Bois blanc, Smeeton. Row Two'-Krueger, Peacock, Burns, Reaves Skinner, Hoekstra, Petra. Row Three-Benlehr, Strikol Tevbel, De Koker, Thiele, Kinnard, Kacmarek, Beranek Grant, Molnor, Creenhoe, Ferreira. Row Oneilivandow, Lilja, Dobson, Guiliani, Kosola, Grand, Madiax. Row Two+Bel1ling, Wheeler, Hefel, Raclecki, Prig- nano, Nelson, Bolser. Row ThreefPoulos, Ramans, Perl- berg, McCarthy, Davis, Leise, Leise. Row Four-Carlberg, Conn, Kijak, Sandberg, Doenges, Doenges, McCartney. aynlll' 'F X Ns . . -'-' 1 1 7 Page 1 70 iigraigdfen piano! jf? mgdf v One of the basic teachings of Lindblom's gym department is to stand and walk straight. Each semester a group of girls is chosen as representing the best examples of good posture. They are selected during a series of tests in which all the girls participate. These tests are judged by our gymnasium teachers, and the winners are awarded bars. The girls are energetic and graceful, and can best be described as Abe Lincoln once was: 'Standing tall, standing proud. Some girls are not fully capable of much strenuous exercise, and for this reason are placed in a special gym class called the restricted class. The mem- bers of the restricted gym classes enjoy many games such as shuffleboard, horseshoes, and duckpins, and in this Way secure the required exercise for general good health. The girls also earn points in activities toward a Restricted Activity Award, which is their equivalent of the girls athletic HL . Howells, Bailey, Moody, Andrews Rizzo Pierzynski, Strikol, Bergman, Golke Burr Toelstede, Cota, Zinner, Malmore, Seastrom mpfune if augkfem The girls in the life saving and dolphin classes, being the outstanding swimmers of the gym de- partment, hold many competitions among them- selves to obtain the coveted Dolphin, which is prized by the girls above even the Athletic HL . Row One-Betz, Smerz, Stovall, Liddicott, Mouloukos, Podol- sky, Ahlquist. Row Two-Zopf, Cavanagh, Boldyga, Prokes, Podolsky, Carlson. Row One-Batdorf, Soderherg, McKenna, Delfs, Ignash, Jeffers, Lindgren. Row Two-Shands, McGuire, Prokes, Basich, Miz- wicki, Melander, Gamperl. ,wfwwm A uggecl Confzloefiforri Row One - Petrak, Berherich, Roediger, Abraham, Andrews, Sleczek., Rizzi, Okon, James. Row Two-Dawson, Bolser, Green- hoe, Digange, Boulukos, Corrado, Gjiliani, Di Bartolo, Grand. Row Three - Cole, Hjelm, Scheunemann, Ferreira, Malmore, Byrd, Kinnard, Richter, Strikol, Moore. Row Four - Grand, Carlson, Fischer, Schmidt, Brach, Dubrick, Buchinski, Trenka, Radich. Row One-Thrift, Mouloukos, Evanow, Wheeler, Behling, Cozzello, Rollins, Strom, Carr, McCarthy. Row Two-Wicklund, Teu- bel, Windt, Zinner, Bartkowiak, Febel, Le Seur, De Koker, Conn, Madiax. Row Three -Riley, Kijak, Kwinn, Callozzo, Butcher, St. Germaine, Pierzynski, Soderherg, Allen, Representativeg Wray, Valdivia. We at Lindhlom continually strive to attain the appearance and attitude of good health. Many of our students have acquired this moral and physical status and are engaged in extra-curricular gym activities such as the team games classes. The teams compete with each other and the memhers of the team Winning the majority of games are awarded bars. Girls most outstanding are chosen for ho11or teams. Points are also give11 toward an HL . Page I 72 QIWLCL Q Ol 8I f5 Two4Ahlquist, Carr, LeSeur, Valdivia, Representatiueg Brown, Axelrod, Roubik. Row Three-Scheunemann, Lewis, Eva- now, Wheeler, Mouloukos, Lizius, Cam- perl, Rolek, Warrian, Kochalka. Row Four-Bures, Butcher, Ores, Moore, Cole, Hjelm, Tobin, Franks. Fencing is a very popular sport at Lindblom, and the two G.A.A. Board members who teach it are very efficient instructors. The classes meet in one of the hack halls, and on looking in on one of them you will notice the efficiency of the teacher and the cooperation given by the class. Each semester, after the techniques of handling a foil are mastered, tourna- ments are held, with the two best fencers receiving bars. The blue-jackets do an especially fine job in promoting this sport, whose chief recom- mendations come from the girls themselves. Page I 73 Row One --Hefel, Phelan, Snyder. Row Jil Cl, MM!! Row One-Benlehr, Abraham, McCarthy, Lizius, Hopkins, Prokes, Mizwicki, Lindgren, Ahlquist, Doenges, Burns, Rich, Conn, Brown, Carr, Strikol, Berberich. Row Two-Flynn, Mouloukos, McCartney, Petrak, Zinner, Novak, Roubik, Andrews, Moore, Lewis, Dubrick, Calozzo, Valdivia, Fischer. Whether it is in a powerful smash or an easy drop shot, the game of badminton requires a great deal of skill. At Lindblom we have a begin- ning and an advanced class, both supervised by Miss Klein, who makes sure the girls do more than just 'gwhackn the bird across the net. Partici- pants in this increasingly popular sport really enjoy themselves and gain a keen sense of precision along with another twenty-five points toward their athletic HL . Page I 74 QVA P Hubliard, too, has a gym depart- ment in which the girls learn sportsmanship, enjoy team games and Warming-up exer- cises, and earn G.A.A. points in both outside activities and gym CV6l'ltS. 261111 Clfllerf Row One'-Novy, Ccmellar, Kysilka, Nix, Rennwald. Row Two-Mihelich, Hawry- lewicz, Swindells, McCartney, Scher. Row Three-Brown, Stroner, Hubbell, Jensen. ix 5 ii '!1'P'Ii5i?lE2 M 'VWIG mirth, f7lv fs ,3'v i 'Z' 2, A1 Ei. 4 Z, Rn e n 4 ,, . , ,,,,,,, i7 -.., 41...- If . fi ,mg . i ,,,s,,,. WJ, ,....rs..,,..,M ,g,1 Wwsqmswwswfw- - 1 Row One-Bailey, DeMonle, Hirsch. Row T1L'ofWolf, Schewe, Fitssimmons, Walls, Nix, Cornell, Smorawski, Kulaynik, Du- chak, Bernard, Eunson, Murray ognclggamii .ineaf P 410176 5 U M5555 D ar Q. x 4--' nk Q' 6 11,.,,,'.r' ai l Row One-Cdr. Sgt. Otto, Cdr. 2nd Sgr. Prkut, Cdr. lst Sgt. Lloyd, Cdr. lst Sgt. Hinkel- man, Cdt. Master Sgt. Kosary, Cdt. lst Sgt. Paskin, Cdt. Staff Sgt. Coffer, Cdt. Sgt. Waver, Cdt. Sgt. Sargent. Row Two-Sgt. Czapek, Sgt. Bielawae, Sgt. Tarahori, Sgt. Whalen, Sgt. Fisk, Sgt. Lindgren, Sgt. Arkush, Sgt. Lyddon, Sgt. Stempinski. Row Three -Cpl. Verdun, Cdt. Cpl. Maranto, Cdt. Cpl. Wyatt, Cpl. Zwolinski, Cpl. Lovelle, Cpl. Staiger, Cpl. Ketchum, Cpl. Jarecki, Cpl. Strotter, Cpl. Drszula, Cpl. Day. Row Four- Cdt. Cpl. Williams, Cpl. Benline, Cpl. Sorich, Cpl. Fleming, Cpl. Rozdilsky, Cpl. Van Beveren, Cpl. Schneider, Cpl. Harper, Cpl. Thorpe, Cpl. Gergel, Cpl. Burney. 6011 fke 301464, were U Page 1 78 Very essential to Lindblom's crack battalion are the non-commis- sioned oflicers. These are the cadets holding the ranks of corporal and sergeant. Much of their time is spent in special instruction periods, where they receive information which they will later pass on to the cadets in their charge. To qualify for the rank they hold, they must have outstanding leadership, and must he neat and intel- ligent. The exceptionally fine record our battalion has .made in the annual competition vouches for the fact that Lindhlom's R.O.T.C. contains a group of very efficient noncoms. 0l'l'll0al'ly 634 volLd6!6 tk? dy Under the leadership of Cadet Captain Grygiel, the members of Company A are endeavoring to better themselves in the military field. A majority of the officers and non-commissioned officers were just appointed this semester, and many new cadets were enrolled. At present, it has a complement of forty-six members and is striving to augment this total. Although this company cannot he discriminated from the other companies, many of its officers and cadets are participating in the extra activities of the R.O.T.C. Row One-Cpl. Verdun, Cpl. Harper, Cpl. Ketchum, Sgt. Sargent, lst Sgt. Paskin, 2nd Lt. Revak, Capt. Henderson, Capt. Grygiel, 2nd Lt. Hasings, Sgt. Waver, Cpl. Van Beveven, Cpl. Lovelle, Cpl. Day. Row Two-Sgt. Bielawa, Cdt. Poulos, Cdt. Mickow, Cdt. Stukel, Cdt. Barnes, Cdt. McGee, Cdt. Kioske, Cdt. Boncela, Cdt. Killoren, Cdt. Burns, Cdt. Smith. Row Threeb-Cdt. Pederson, Cdt. Cappuzzello, Cdt. Southall, Cdt. Hochman, Cdt. Coomer, Cdt. Vogel, Cdt. Ain, Cdt. Graham, Cdt. Mitchell, Cdt. Bowers. Row Four-Wie, Kersten, Du Bois, MacDouglas, Brown. .M M, ,., Page 1 79 .giaif and FOAJA Page 1 80 Row One-Cdt. Burney, Cdt. Cpl. Williams, Cdt. Cpl. Jarecki, Cdt. Sgt. Fisk, Cdt. 2nd Sgt. Prkut, Cdt. lst Sgt. Hinkelman, Cdt, 2nd Lt. Schiffelbein, Cdt. lst Lt. Johnston, Cdt. 2nd Lt. Johnson, Cdt. Staff Sgt. Colfer, Cdt. Sgt. Otto, Cdt. Sgt. Lindgren, Cdt. Cpl. Schneider, Cdt. Cpl. Orszula, Cdt. Cpl. Maranto. Row Two-Cdt. Sgt. Lyddon, Cdt. Spears, Cdt. Prahel, Cdl. Murphy, Cdt. Snyder, Cdt. Slack, Cdt. Eleder, Cdt. Hullinger, Cdt. Mosiej, Cdt. Yarmouth, Cdt. Naumczik, Cdt. Brittain. Row Three- Cdt. Geiser, Cdt. Daniels, Cdt. Ely, Cdt. Wilde, Cdt. Roebert, Cdt. Gilchrist, Cdt. Honsa, Cdt. Rhodie, Cdt. Brenn, Cdt. Schroeder. Row Four-Cdt. Fahy, Cdt. Schmidt, Cdt. Sknski. Company B, led by Acting Captain Bruce Johnson, is an excellent example of the type of future citizens we will have to govern our country. The cadets are taught what co-operation and discipline will do for an organization. They also see results of their hard Work when time and again their unit ranks as a top battalion in the city. Last year Lindhlom ranged among the first ten champion units in the city inspection. omlaany Tv fde Mnifg Jdcme Row One-Cdt. Cpl. Gergel, Cdt. Cpl. Strotter, Cdt. Cpl. Wyatt, Cdt. Sgt. Tarahori, Cdt. lst Sgt. Lloyd, Cdt. 2nd Lt. Lindgren, Cdt. lst Lt. Ryan, Cdt. 2nd Lt. Hejna, Cdt. Sgt. Arkush, Cdt. Cpl. Staiger, Cdt. Cpl. Fleming, Cdt. Cpl. Thorde. Row Two- Sgt. Stempinski, Cdt. Vitt, Cdt. Rathbun, Cdt. Nelson., Cdt. Edwards, Cdt. Hackendorf, Cdt. Bukovsan, Cdt. Sobol, Cdt. Vitt, Cdt. 0'Connor, Cdt. Tihack, Cdt. White, Cdt. Bergstromr, Cdt. Friend, Cdt. Vogel. Row Three-Cdt. Goebel, Cdt. Agic, Cdt. Lamberty, Cdt. Sparks, Cdt. Edwards, Cdt. Nelson, Cdt. Stelter, Cdt. Tamosiunas, Cdt. Klikunas, Cdt. Lorewzew, Cdt. See, Cdt. Rodman, Cdt. McKinney. Row Four- Cdt. Albrecht, Cdt. Phillips, Cdt. Bush, Cdt. Wasill, Cdt. East, Cdt. Bauer, Cdt. To-bin, Cdt. Hamam, Cdt. Levy. Every day the cadets of Company C can be found filing into the uR.O.', room to endure for forty minutes the snarling commands of Captain Ryan. The Captain gets results, however, for his boys are always glad to volunteer for extra duty. ln the recent show, HA Day in the R.O., sponsored by Little Joe and his boys, many of Ryan'-s Raiders were to he found contributing their talents to further the merriment which made the perform- ance one of the yearis outstanding productions. Page 1 81 Wai 30 -0-0-u-u-u-ell! Page I 82 Two years ago the MRO. ventured forth to obtain its drum and bugle corps. Since that time they have acquired skill and a fine reputation. Row One-Cpl. Rozdilsky, Sgt. Czapek, 2nd Lt. Jurkovic, Capt. W. Coffer, 2nd Lt. King, Sgt. Whalen, Cpl. Sorich, Cpl. Zwolinski, Cpl. Benline. Row Two-Gritzman Zeilner, Cotter, Dove, Kruder, Chism, Hargrave, Slomkoski, Bistos. Row Three-Cdt. Schmidt, Cdt. Lorenz, Cdt. Fox, Cdt. Schuldt, Cdt. Best, Cdt. Smith, Cdl. Dadas, Cdt. Smurava, Cdt. Weber. cme of .xgclzieuemenf , ., 4' RM s Seated: Thomseng Skinner, Andrewsg Palmer, Sponsorg Kicul. Standing: Schauerg Congreveg Sherman. The highest honor that Lindhlom has to offer us is the award of the Golden Eagle. It is awarded for outstanding achievement in scholar- ship, service to the school, and participation in the many extra- curricular activities at Lindhlom. The honor consists not of word of merit alone, hut also of the presentation of a school letter. This letter is different from all others in that the corner of the ML is adorned with a golden eagle, the symbol of Lindhlom, which stands, wings outstretched, poised for flight. Mr. Palmer presents these awards and sponsors the Order of the Golden Eagle. Page I 83 nm 7 ela 5 iary February 5-Whoopee! Another semester! Newly promoted senior A's wend their way to first hour classes with smiles on their faces and guns in their pockets. February 6-No smiles! February 8-We frighten green frosh to death with our usual terrifying Induction Assembly. Ach-du-Leiber Beiber, Ken Geirloff, and Tom Swetnam are found seated bewildered in the audience. Only 19 weeks, three days, and 14 hours till graduation, fellows. February 12-Seniors give silent thanks to the Great Emancipator for emancipating them today. February 14-Sweetie-Face Hienbecker tenderly places his two val- entines from Leo Palekoudous and Billie Reeder in his memory book. February 19-Model-Student Babb throws away black-jack to take gavel, as president of the Honor Society. February 21-Entire student body emits awed gasps as they view the magnificent first Weekly. Wounds are eased by the beautiful produc- tion, by the Choruses, of Wllhe Lonesome Train. February 22-Washington and Korthaze born. Thanks for the holiday, Rich! i February 25-Senior A's go to first division meeting in Keeler Hall. Johnnie Turcich is found 20 minutes later still sitting in division 221. February 28-Campaigning for 44A class officers takes place as Frank Jakubowski and Bob Paluchowski quietly mash each other's faces during a friendly debate. March 3-Election returns! Heap Big Chiefs Lang, Betz, Hourigan, and Beeby, preside. Ugh! m.g,,s.m' fwe1fle,m,ms.sswmsssssww.wswwsssiw-www,ummm..,panamauMw,,.,.s..s,.awXs-4.-W.su-ywm.., 4 Y,H,s..,,,,M,,sW.,,W.,...a... March 5-We decide that we had better mention Joan Lee, Ricky Nevara, Billie Copps, Marianne Korsgaard, and Jerry Looby in Pep's Diary. QW'e'll do anything for money, heh, hehlj March 12-Twenty-three students go insane, eight females faint, six he-men giggle hysterically. Report books released! One death reported, it was Bob Lindgren, who passed in all subjects. March 14+With tears in our eyes we watch Louise Bernardy receive the Yellow Heart for wounds received in Chem. We all kiss her as a bugle plays Taps. March 15-G.A.A. Party. Char Collazzo howls in glee as she clutches her five pieces of candy. March 17-We see Harriet Golub and Jean Roberts coming down the hall with their necks behind their ankle bones and their arms draped dramatically around their ears. Boy, what those gym exercises do to some people! March 20-,lim Lauzon takes a beautiful dive into the pool! Ah, no water. This doesn't daunt Shark De Boer who jumps in to rescue Lauzon. March 21-Spring is here, and Paul McGee's thoughts turn to what Shirley Springer has been thinking of all year. Tra la! ' March 22-Mermen take llth straight meet, and over Tilden, tool Whoopee, and all that goes with it! March 26-Date of Prom announced. Maxine Hornburg sets up bear traps outside of the Boys' Gym. March 26-Only 268 days till four days after Christmas. March 27-Deroin suggests we start Pep's Diary . . . Ho, hum! March 28-Another dynamic Weekly comes out and the school rejoices as 300 more tons are added to the scrap paper drive. March 30-With buckles shining and shoes glistening, the Lindblom Picked Platoon takes second place in the city. We think it's wonderful and congratulate Ronnie Ketchum who is sobbing on the floor because they didn't take first. March 31-Fooled you. It's Sunday. April 1-MI-Ia, ha, says Peanuts Carbonneau as he puts sneezing powder into Al Woll's milk while sitting on a lighted stick of dynamite. April Foolsie! April 2-Ken Rundle sings, and fifteen girls are carried out on cots. Sigh . . . April 3-We know why Eleanor Poplowski is throwing out printed copies of her telephone number and carrying around a 24-foot rope. Only 51 more days until the Proml April 5-Hurrah! Another Friday! Next day is Saturday, and after that is Sunday! April 8-This is the most uneventful day in our high-school career. April 9-While cheers rock the rafters, line forms to the left to congratu- late Rosie Betz who snagged Bill Lilliwitz as a Prom date. April 10-Emily Kicul is elected queen of the Debs. Marilyn Richards and Virginia Butcher chew up all the carrots and celery in her corsage. '4Rosy cheeks, and sparkling fangs for the Prom I they squeal fiendishly. April 11-During stiff history test Mike Krafcisin decides to join the navy. April 12-A sigh of relief fills the school. The 2nd marking period is over and senior A's fling books out of windows and clean out lockers as they decide to discontinue working. April 13-We know this is boring, but our gymnastic team took first place in the city, as usual. Ho, hum! April 15-Today is the 15th of April. April 16-Marking day is here again and 389 students are out of the running for valedictorian. April 17-Rich Bergsma flings his body down from a locker to join the navy. The line of mourners runs for three blocks and sobs are deafening. April 22-4'Hi, said Al Fischer as he leaped out of his locker at Penny Sarlas. Boy meets girl. April 23-We praise thee, oh shortage of paper, for thou hath given us four periods of freedom. April 24-She has the cutest-Personality. Even in a white dress and no make-up. April 25-Our annual Spring Festival is its usual big success. Betty Rasmussen sneaks in stage door with empty box, supposedly contain- ing a formal. April 26-Repeat performance on both parts. April 29+Just think, one whole week that we don't have to write about. Clean-Up Week! May 6-We hump into Ank Music, Dolores Papp, and Florence Fred- erich in the Councellor's OHice. One week of rest did this to us. May 7-Tra la la, tra la la. Spring is in the air and we find Emmett Hinkleman and Sidney Paskin gaily skipping down the hall tossing posies at each other. Ah, yes, spring is really here! May 8-Bos, hos fsob spelled hackwardj. Helen Stovall spreads the dirty rumor that school may close early due to the coal strike. Students are hroken hearted. Hand me my straight jacket, madam. May 9-Band Wears new uniforms. Mary Dorner, Joan Bulow, and Helen Ligas are offered usherette jobs at the Ogden. May 10-Dan Steiner, with tear-filled eyes, presents Coach Moore with a tenderly crocheted hankie for Mother's Day. May 13-News flash! Rosemary Smolinski and Dorothy Bresnahan did not disagree with Miss Cashel in civics today! May 14-John Praden hits a homer but doesn't get a chance to make it. He fainted at second! May 15-Al Dryer: MYou never will do what 1 want to do!'7 Ruthie Ryjacek: 46Well, We can't neck all of the time! May 16--Marie Mayer doesn't have any trouble getting to school. She drives her 1910 Whippet. It only takes three hours at that! May 17-Pepls Diary due. Schneider suggests we start it and rolls over again. May 20-Entranced by the spring-like gaiety of the leafy trees, Eugene Gold leaps out of a second-story window. May 21-Lois Soderberg leaps after Gold. Prom is nearing, you know! May 23-Senior minds drift from material things as they dream of tomorrow night. Gee, high school proms are wonderful! May 24-M . . . Soft summer breeze, whispering trees . . . Enchantment fills us as we dreamily waltz at the Shoreland to the strains of MGood Night, Sweetheart . . . Our unforgettable Senior Prom comes to an end. May 27-Bob Halyko is getting over the aftermath of the Prom. He still can't get his white dinner jacket unbuttoned. May 28-Ed Beeby receives long sought after commission from uncle, Mickey Prindl, and cousin who manages the Shoreland. May 29-We do our annual bawling at the annual Memorial Day Assembly. May 31-This has been an unforgettable May 31. It is unforgettable because we can't forget it. June 3-John Boncela digs deep into his pocket and, with flourish, produces his long-sought-after Weekly payment. June 4-As usual, the entire female population turns out for the semi- annual Boys' Achievement Assembly. Purpose in mind-to see what real men look like after suffering through the present shortage. June 5-Schneider and Deroin both decide to start Pep's Diary. Printer decides to leave for Kankakee. June 6-With muscles protruding, the G.A.A. girls take their semi- annual bow at the G.A.A. Achievement Assembly. 5.Qiv!xfll6?ZIl.'iK5ri Ef, L. 955 V - June 7-Finding the trials of life wearing, Angie Anton falls into a deep slumber in Mr. Blair's lst hour class. Al Smerz is kind enough to awaken her, 5th period. June 10-Wally Schiiiiebien walks down the hall on his ears, indicating that today is the 10th of June. June 11-Love and flowers bloom! It is in evidence in the hall. Just watch Ronnie Ketchum leap from the balcony to be near Dorothy Goger, Tony Schuch gnawing on Mary Semmler's ear, while Rip Baczkiewicz balances basketballs on his knee bone trying to attract Jo Benlehr's eye. June 12-Mistakes of our four years pop into our minds as we view the Achievement Assembly. Oh, why did we kill four men, blind two babies, and forget Mother on Mother's Day? June 14-Today is Flag Day. Earl Detlefsen makes an important de- cision for M0ld Gloryf' As soon as he can raise the money he will get a haircut! June 17+Junie Hoblik, Rich Higgins, Orchie Hoblik, Flora Petrone, and Ray Thompson wander around singing, 64We hate to leave, Hey Baba Le Bop, as Class Sing draws near. June 13-Ruth Wrubel and Betty Lou Neilson burst into an aria from Tannhauser in gym during an exciting game of baseball. June 19-Bill Leise hands in Civics outline to Miss Beck, due March 19. June 20?Rosemary Cabo pays installment on Eagle. June 21-Crying on the outside, crying on the inside, crying all over. Wally Gilcrist flicks a gentle tear from his cheek as 390 regretful seniors rip into the last stanza of '6Day by Day . It was a swell class sing! June 24-Eagles are supposed to come out. Pens are in readiness. June 26-4'Clear against the sunset heaven, in the hope-filled Westi' . . . Will!we ever forget these four years? The hard work, fair play, the camaraderie and easy friendship, and all the other things that have made our stay at Lindblom four wonderful and vivid years? All those sad and serious things that have ever been said about graduation seem insignificant now as we say, uso long to all our pals. Wide-eyed and trying hard to blink back the tears .... uGladly lift we now our voices, Thy dear name to sing, To the Shrine of truth and beauty, Loving tribute bring! 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