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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1948 volume:

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HUNT General Superintendent Chicago Schools Dr. Hunt furthers and promotes the interest of each individual school in the Chicago Public School system and works in co-operation with a capable corps of assistants. MR. GEORGE CASSELL First Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Cassell ranks next to Doctor Hunt in the new school organization and relieves the Gen- eral Superintendent of some of his former duties and activities. MR. PHlLlP L. McNA MBE Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Vocational Education llllllllllfllll, being a technical high school, co111cs under the jurisdiction of Mr. lVlcNamee, whose work is largely with schools ofl'ering courses to train thc student for future tcclinical work. MR. H. H. HAGEN Superintendent District H21 Prominent seniors, John Mi- hovilovieh, Sally Keelcy, and Dorothy Nlilchrist, consult with Mr. Hagen, recently re- tired superintendent in charge of LlIltllllOlll. whose offices were lm-ated here at the huild- ing. Students and teachers alike will miss his friendly guidance. We p40 pfzedfellll . . Page 12 MR. EDGAR PALMER, Assistant Principal All liindblomitos are iinprcssod with the hrillianco, gclliality, and oliicic-mfy of our assistant principal, Mr. Edgar Palmer, and come to rogard him as their lJCl'?40113l friend. NIR. FARRELL liindl1lom's Assistant Principal at Huhhard Though new to his position, Mr. Farrell vapahly directs the preparation of the Huh- bard freshman for his high school career at the main huilding. MISS SUlil,lVAN', Adniinistrativfv Assistant, 'lfhv prohlmns ol' inany' a student coine into tht- hands of lliss Genxvviovo Sullivan who 1-onipetvntly assists Nlr. P21llllt'l' in his various office tasks. MISS WTILBUR, Administrative Assistant Quietly and skillfully, Miss Wilbur goes ahout thv nuinorous duties which Goins- under her jurisdiction. She plays a very important part in the registration and progrannning of thc liindhloinitcis classes. 7fzeq Quicfe ancf Smae ,f k as N Hgwz Q, , N T 'Wiz if 'T' all UPPER LEFT Mr. Rupprecht, 1ll2ll'0lll4,'lll, Counselor UPPER RIGHT Mr. Bach, Mr. Show, Attendance Counselors LUXVER LEFT Mrs. Molloy, Miss Cfitilllilll, Adjustment Teachers LOWER RIGHT Urs. HacDo11:1lfl, Hrs. Atkinson. :xIl0Il1TilllI'0 Counselors ggi Page I3 GUM Page 14 UPPER LEFT - ENGLISH DEPT. Urs. Matz, Miss George, Mrs. Zeiger UPPER RIGHT - ENGLISH DEPT. Mrs. Rule, Miss Garrity-chairman, Miss jones LEFT CENTER - ENGLISH DEPT. Miss Claridge, Mr. Calplia, Miss McCall RIGHT CENTER - ENGLISH DEPT. F ' C. L , I. S ' ' ., l L Il Nlrs IRICICIIIZICIIET, Mis Delany, lVII'S.AtlClI1SO LOWER LEFT - SCIENCE DEPT. Mr. Von Bremer, Mrs. Connelly. Mr. Cul bertson LOWER RIGHT -W SCIENCE DEPT. Miss Goc, Mr. Jepseu, Mr. Kaup LOWER' CENTER - SCIENCE DEPT. Miss Taylor, Mr. Chatten UPPER CENTER - SCIENCE DEPT. Mr. Johnston, Mr. Mills-cllairman 445 2-Elf? UPPER LEFT f LANGUAGE DEPT. Miss MacDonald, Miss Sullivan. Miss ixIO0I'C'1'llHil'lllklll, Miss U'C0nuell LEFT CENTER -f MATHEMATICS DEPT. Mr. Garbow, Mrs. Slciglvy, Mr. Williaiiis-cfliairlllall UPPER RIGHT sf MATHEMATICS DEPT. Mr. Solomon, Miss Bowen, Mr. Wfeckel LUYVER LEFT Hr. Hager, Mr. Blairw-chairluan CENTER Hiss Howatt, Mr. Shore, Hiss Rowlands LOWER RIGHT Miss Murphy, Miss Daly-chairnian, Mrs. Jones Page 1 5 GC Page 1 6 UPPER LEFT - COMMERCIAL DEPT. LEFT CENTER f TECHNICAL DEPT. Miss Riebel, Miss TTT1il1gh3St-CTIZITIHIEIH, Mr. Mr. Freese-chairnian, Mr. Pilditch Blouiquist, Miss Hanlpsher RIGHT CENTER -w TECH. DEPT' CENTER - CON'IMERCIAL DEPT. Mr. Aiken, Mr. 0. Anderson, Mr. McErlean Miss TN'TCC1'Cdi6, Mr. JCIJSCII, Miss Appleby UPPER RIGHT W MUSIC DEPT. Mr. J. Anderson, Mr. Kulle, Mr. Thomas Capt. Sawyer, Mr. Lyngby, Mrs. ROSCI1tl1H1- TJOWER RIGHT - TECH. DEPT. chairman, Mr. Taylor Mr. Moehle, Mr. Cook ada!! Q UPPER LEFT - ART DEPAR'l'MEN'l' Nlrs. Twiclwll, Miss Watkins, Nr. S1-hillifll--W Chairman UPPER RIGHT S- BOYS, GY M Coaches Janousck, Swiryn, Lebant, Smidl- Chaiflllilll, Bohor LEFT CENTER - GIRLS' GYM Miss Murphy-Chairluan, Mrs. Borgen, Nliss Canon, Miss Peterson, Mrs. Barry if CENTER ff HUBBARD Leuvell,Day, Cljhlllilll, Farr:-ll, MQG1-utl1, Hurn, Humor, Nlulono, Trigg, U'HPurn, Vulmikis LOWER LEFT f- OFFICE CLERKS Nlrs. Douleavy LTRRARIAN - Mrs. Blake MATRON - Mrs. Finlay Supply Clerk Loftus 'NK Page 1 Page 1 8 The English Department, under the direction of Miss Garrity, enables the students of Lindbloln to achieve a greater understanding of their own lan- guage. Besides being taught grammar and correct usage, the best in literature is strongly promoted in the elasses, rang- ing from classics and best sellers to the popular magazines. A four year course is offered of which a student is required to take three years. Journalism or pub- lic speaking may be taken in the fifth semester or beyond to prepare for tlle future. .gdllybtdfyg 2 Gfldflflfien-ll Brinlfin customs and traditions of romantic lands into the classroom rv if- v French, Spanish, and Latin teachers, headed hy Miss Moore, 0flllt'ilt,f' scholars who desire a wractieal knowlerlfe of foreivn lan ua res. Tllesc 1 51 rw g E: students learn to read, write, and converse in the tongue they are studying. The realize the value of this trainin since with modern trans yortation Y it is becoming a small World, hringing people together and promoting the greatly llemled brotherhood among nations. Maikewdmi I 1671-j046Mi Offering courses in al- gebra, geometry, and trigonometry, the math- ematics department, di- rected by Mr. Williaxlis, is instrumental in devel- oping the mind of the student in reasoning and thought, as well as in the principles of mathe- matics. From the simple- problvms of gem-ral scimu-0 to thc conlplicutml prow-ssvs in- volve-tl in clwnlistry, tlic science flcpurtnlvnt, with Mr. Mill- us 1'll2llI'Ill2lll-. offers ilu- fllIlflilllll'lllillS IlCCOSSkll'y for vollvgo 1-11- trancv. Nluny Flllllt,'IllS will find their knowledge valu- able for practical applica- tion iu tlu-ir future voca- tions or avocations. Science epaafmewll Page 21 Page 22 eammeacial .fbqzmlfnenl n Students completing the connuercial course are well equipped to meet all requirements of general office positions. Calculating, filing, dictaphone work, and mimeographing, all of which are one semester subjects, prepare for the best paid jobs now offered. The stenog- raphy and typing classes help the would-be secretary to attain speed, efficiency, and accuracy. Miss Tillinghast is department chairman. 7ecfznicaf fb almenl N Ul'llI. l'm1.-,- the capable direction of Mr. F11-vzm-. lllv technical fl9lDill'Ull1'Ilt offvrs om- ol' the- mosi popular 1-oursvs ul Lind- lrlmn. Clussvs are based on two phases ul' elvluila-cl lvchnicul training, 11100112111- l1'2ll drawing and shop. Both urv clo- signvrl I0 prf-pure tho SlllIl4'llI,S mind for an future- vocutiml and will lay lhv foun- duliun for our co11ntry's ul'cl1iIvc'l11ral xml lllltllillifill stanflillg in l0lll0l'I'0WN'-S Page 23 , flame 14414 fbepaalmenll I Page 24 I The home arts course offers instructions to those girls who are domestically inclined. Under the auspices of Miss Daly, Chairman, they learn table etiquette and also simple, but helpful rules for table decorations. In our clothing classes, girls are taught all the steps necessary to make a professional looking article. This training is valuable to the teen-age girl in View of the trend of high prices. Sadat' Science fbepadmenll Mr. Blair and his capable corps of teachers offer the students in the social science classes knowledge of World history besides encouraging Lindblonlitcs to learn the basic principles of good citizenship in state and country. U. S. history and eivies are required subjects, While a large number of electives are also offered. Page 25 Page 26 Hal' lbepaaimeni The study of art is required of all Lindhlom students following the general course because the adnlinistration feels it will add to the student's general interest in the flner things in life. Our art department, under Mr. Schmidt, has supervised lllillly' students in the past, leaching them the fundamentals of draw- ing and many times bringing out hidden talents. In order to develop the student's interest in better music, every- one taking a general course is required to take one year of this subject. Besides learning its fundamentals, scales, and his- tory, the pupils are taught to identify various instruments by listening to recordings of them. Once a week, as a part of their regular classwork, they enjoy singing semi-classical and pop- ular songs. The department is headed by Mrs. Rosenthal. uftic fbepaalmenl Page 27 Qidldf ' Gym fbepcmllmenl' Seeking to add to LlllillJlOIll'S academic program, the girls' gym classes offer complete physical education. Each autumn the girls perform on the apparatus while in the spring they take proficiency tests. Recreation in athletics is stressed and volley ball, basketball, and baseball are played. Under Miss lWlurphy's direction, the department lives up to its 111otto 'GNOL Amazons but Glamazonsf' 1 r Page 28 Boyd' Gym fbepadmenl Physical fitness has always hecn a must in the Lindblom rurric- ulum. The boys' gym department, under Coach Smidl, secs that the boys are in perfect physical condition and are healthy and happy at all times. A gym credit may also bc gained in R. 0. T. C. Page 29 004044 awi eillqend '. 1 U f IW ,Q - ff ' 6, , M R ' ooK 1 ' .ggi C 'Xi-f., .. 1.-QQ, J H 'I W H xr Q L 1 hi ix : , N IEW 4 ' W ' Y , if 2 N: I, ' , A .,:-':l:-. gif af I f ' NXEifv!?j 1 N5 5 ff WZ 1. M il Vfgf X hz U D 'Ei n ,-'H' X 5 1 I fx xv , Y .M ff f fl .- W wi., ' N A 5, N X' F ' 'fa j X Y f' 3, F is x Zi! lx -'QS , 3 2,-ff, F fir. wr? f S' I - I-J X , ,,,1f 3 1 J if W ' ' M X ca W Q3 vimzm, 4. X W ' , NA XA,xwx N ffl' LZ' 'xx 'KJ H '.-QET N' - W H K Xx.,..n!...f.dQ,g3A x if Q f VU 4 63, X X N ff! ,f X N X' W ' 5 W ww 7 ,up- 'lightm Muni A 1 'WLV nw' as Q 3 Glad!! af fanacfvuf 1948 OFFICERS EILEEN LILLIAN ADAIR ML , Sub Debs, Debs and Dudes, Spanish Club, Oral Club, Dolphin, Life Saving, Swim Leader. MARGARET ALBIETZ G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs and Dudes, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Registrar, Spanish Club, l.C.C. MARY P. ALLEN L.D. lvice Pres.J, Debs, Sub Debs, G.A.A., French Club, Senior Girls' Council, I.C.C., Girls' Chorus. DOLORES M. ALMARAZ G.A.A., 4A Gift Committee, Team Games, Spanish Club, Mail Service, Sub Debs, Office Assistant. NORMAN ANDERSON Gymnastics, Swimming Team, Hall Guard. FRED ARKUSH Captain R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. NLR Club, V. Pres. and Treas. R.O.T.C. Ln Club, Asst. Chief Fire Marshal, Captain Hall Guards, Picked Platoon, Rifle Company, Assembly Participant. ROBERT BAKER MARIAN BALFANZ A Cappella, Sub Debs, Debs, Honor Society, Spanish Club, G.A.A. NORA THERESA BARTON Sub Debs, Debs, G.A.A. GERTRUDE BEAM G.A.A., Poster Club Secretary, l.C.C., Girls' Chorus, Treasurer of Girls' Chorus, Mail Service. MADELINE BEATA Senior Girls' Council, Accompanist to Girls' and Boys, Chorus, Honor Society, Three MS Certificates, Office Assistant, No Tardi- ness, G.A.A., Typing Certificate. HELEN MAE BECKETT G.A.A., Office Assistant, Red Cross Representative, Honor Society. MARIANNE BEDNARIK Honor Society, G.A.A., Mail Service, Program Registrar, Spanish Club, Oral Club, Travel Club, Teacher's Assistant. Page 32 Bill Ohnesty ......,,.....,..,......... President Light brown hair, blue eyes . . . bashful, but nice, Mmmm . . . Varsity football, Honor Society, Senior Boys' Council, Senior Girls' Council U! . . . Will attend U. of Illinois. Mary Cozello ..........,....... Vice-President 5'2 of dynamite . . . black hair, big brown eyes . . . biggest thrill was election to Senior Girls' Council . . . Will attend Wilson College. Connie Olsen .......................... Secretary Everyone's friend . . . Dimples, green eyes, blonde hair . . . Glenn fsigh, sigh! . . . A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Girls' Council, Honor So- ciety, LD, and Student Guild. Tom Coules ................, , ..... ....Treasu.rer More dimples . . . 5'10 , black hair . . . Intra- mural Basketball, Fire Marshals, Usher, and Honor Society . . . rugged brute . . . Will attend Wilson. eladfi af fanaafzq 1948 AUDREY BEHLING Honor Society, MS Certificate, A Cappella Choir, GLM and One Chevron, Spanish Club, Honor Captain Ball, L.D. Club, Perfect Attendance. ROBERT BERGSTROM DORIS BERNARDY G.A.A., Hall Guard, Library, Honor Society, Lost and Found, Skating Club, Spanish Club, Team Games. HERBERT W. BIELAWA Honor Society, One Scholarship Certificate, A Cappella Choir Accompanist, Madrigals, Senior Boys' Council, Senior Class Sing Committee, Swimming Team, R.O.T.C. AUGUST C. BINKERT .IOSEPH BLASCO Secretary of French Club, Hall Guard, Baseball. ZENOBIA BLIDY A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Latin Club, Teacberis Assistant. BEATRICE BROWN L.D., Hall Guard, Debs, G.A.A., Library Assistant, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club. HARVEY BROWN, JR. Hall Guard, 2 Picked Platoons, Cadet Technical Sergeant. HELEN BURES Boys' Chorus Accompanist, Inter-Cabinet Council, Honor Society, Debs, Sub Debs, L.D. Club, G.A.A., Vice President of Spanish Club, Eagle Staff, Team Games. .IEANNETTE BURR G.A.A., Leader, Latin Club, Posture Contest. NANCY BUTCHER G.A.A., HL , 3 chevrons, Leaders, Honor Society, L.D. Club, Library Club, Debs, No Tardiness. JOAN CAREY Girls' Chorus President, G.A.A., Honor Society, HL , L.D. Club, Spanish Club, Class Sing Committee. PATRICIA CARR NLM, Chevron, Inter-Cabinet Council, Spanish Club President, Debs Club Treasurer, Girls' Chorus, Leaders. THERESA CARTER Spanish Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Leader, Fencing, Team Games. RICHARD L. CASH Varsity Football, Sophomore Football, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Classical Latin Club. SHIRLEY CASPER Girls' Chorus, Badminton, L.D. Club, G.A.A., Charm Dots, Honor Society, Team Games, Sub Debs. HELEN CHIKEROTIS Debs, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Office Helper, Badminton, L.D., Hall Guard, Team Games. RICHARD CHWASZCZEWSKI Honor Society, Ushers' Club, Hall Guard, Bowling Club Secretary, Weekly Salesman. MICKIE COOK ANNA MAE CORRICAN Concert Orchestra, Debs, G.A.A., Team Games, Sub Debs. Page 33 Page Qian of ,0 1948 THOMAS COULES 4A Treasurer, Honor Society, Usher Club, Fire Marshal. MARGARET COX G.A.A., Team Games, Defense Stamp Salesman, Sub Debs, Debs. Teachers Assistant, No Tardiness. MARY COZZELLO 4A Class Vice President, Chairman of Prom Committee, Senior Girls' Council, Debs, Athletic LM, Honor Society, L.D., Latin Club. ROBERT CUSACK Hall Guard. EDWARD CZAPEK Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Stage Crew and Light Brigade, Rifle Company, Drum and Bugle, Eagle Salesman, R.O.T.C. Officer, Usher. BERNARDINE D,AMATO G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, French Club, Weekly Salesman, Sub- Debs, Debs and Dudes, Team Games, Girls, Chorus. PAUL DELCOURT Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Football Ticket Sales- man, Intramural Basketball. GLENN DEVRIES Eagle Staff fEditor of Advertisingl, Ice Skating Team, A Cappella Choir, Honor Society. DONALD DOVGIN Gymnastics, Cheerleaders, Football, Stage Crew, Hall Guard, Light Brigade. AMY LOU DOZIER Weekly Business Mgr., Honor Society, Sub-Deb Vice President, Leaders, I.C.C., Honor Basketball and Baseball Team, L and 4 chevrons, Mail Service. EILEEN DREYER Senior Girls, Council, Treas. Secy. Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, G.A.A., Pres. Spanish Club, Debs Club, Gym Office Assistant, 4 Years Perfect Attendance. DOLORES EDWARDS Latin Club, Sub-Debs, Debs and Dudes, G.A.A. CLAUDIA EVANOW HL and 3 chevrons, Honor Society, Posture Contest Winner, Honor Captain Basketball, French Club Vice Pres., Life Saving, Mail Service, No Tardiness. JOHN FEDEANIS 4B President, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Ice Skating Team. ROBERT FERRY Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Spanish Club. EDNA FISHER up G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Sub Debs, Weekly Salesman. ARTHUR FRIDUS RICHARD FISK Honor Society, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Usher, R.O.T.C., Cadet Major, Picked Platoon, Rifle Company, 3 S Certificates. CATHERINE GABEL 4 Concert Band, Lyre Club, Honor Society, Debs, Engle Salesman, Teacher's Assistant, G.A.A., .lournal Club. DOROTHY GAPSKI G.A.A., Debs, Spanish Club. DOLORES GARCIA Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. Rep., Teacher's Assistant, Debs, Sub Debs, President of Spanish Club, Honor Society. 34 Glad of f 1948 CLARE GEBHART Spanish Club, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Mail Service, Registrar, Team Games. HAROLD GEISER Weekly Staff, Feature, Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, Concert Band, Weekly Assist. Editor, Spanish Club, Assembly Participant. NORMA GIANOLA Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, G.A.A., Fencing, I.C.C., Sub Debs, Debs, Budget Committee. AUDREY GLASSMAN Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, G.A.A., Typing Certificate, Mail Service, Library Assistant, Sub Debs Pres., Debs. JOHN JAMES GOLEMBIEWSKI Four years no tardiness. ROBERT GORSKY Senior Boys' Council, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, HL Club, 3 Athletic L , Swim Team, I.C.C. GERALDINE GREINKE G.A.A., 1 Semester Honor Society. RICHARD E. GRUHLKE Hall Guard Captain, Spanish Club. WILLIAM HACKENDORF Honor Society, GSP CertiHcate, Corps Staff '47, Cdt. Capt. R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. L , Boys' Chorus, Stage Crew, I.C.C. JOHN HALFPENNY ROBERT J. HARPER Honor Society, Eagle Salesman, Capt. R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Rifle Company, g'R.O. Varieties, Bond and Stamp Salesman, Debs and Dudes. .IOHN W. HARRAST Lyre Club, Member of Concert Band. RICHARD HASENBANK Wrestling, Ushers' Club, Hall Guard, Latin Club. EUNICE MAY HOARD Hall Guard, G.A.A., Fencing, Library Assistant, Team Games. DONALD .l. HOEFLER Order of Golden Eagle, Senior Boys' Council, Scholarship Certifi- cates, Honor Society, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, Student Guild, Valedictorian. NORMAN HOFFMAN Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Intramural Basketball, Honor Society. LETITIA HOGAN THOMAS HOLDEN THOMAS HOUSER Order of Golden Eagle, Manager of Baseball Team, Co-Chief of Fire Marshal, Senior Boys' Council, Honor Socictj, Captain of Hall Guards, Stage Crew, Picked Platoon. WILLIAM SHERMAN HOWELL Concert Band, Dance Band, Lyre Club, Lyre with three gold bars. GLORIA HYLASZEK Fencing, Team Games, Honor Society, French Club, G.A.A., Debs. Page 35 Glm af jmwfu, 1942 VVILLIAM INGLIS Hall Guard. SHIRLEY 1sAAcsoN ' Vice President of 4B Class, Debs Vice President, Library Club, Life Saving, Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant, Prom Committee, G.A.A. .IOSEPHINE JACKSON G.A.A., Mail Service, Weekly Salesman, Sub Debs, Defense Stamp Salesman, Team Games, Teacheris Assistant, No Tardiness. MARY ELLEN JAMES G.A.A., Honor Society, Spanish Club, Team Games, Honor Basket- ball Team, Badminton. DOROTHY JANCZEWSKI A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Weekly Salesman, Eagle Sales- man, Spanish Club. CATHERINE JELAVICH G.A.A., Mail Service, Debs, Library Service VERDELL JOHNSON ROBERT JORSCH Honor Society K7 Sem.l, Concert Band, Lyre Club, Band Board of Directors, Concert Orchestra, Spanish Club. MARGARET JUST G.A.A., Debs, Team Games, Honor Society. PHYLLIS JUST Senior Girls, Council, Honor Society, 4B Class Secretary, Mail Service, I.C.C., G.A.A., Sub Debs, No Tardiness. DONALD KANE Gymnastic Squad, Hall Guard. THOMAS KANSAS Ushers Capt., Hall Guard Capt., Fire Marshal, Weekly Salesman, Eagle Salesman. NANCY KASTEN Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Office Assistant. RICHARD KAYSEN Varsity Football, Sophomore Football, A Cappella Choir, Hall Guard, LH Club, Track Team, Ice Skating Team. FRANK KEZONAA V' ROBERT KING A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society, Student Guild, Man- ager A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club, No Tardiness, Prom Com- mittee. VVILLIAM HOWARD KOHAUS LE Club, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football, A Cappella Choir, Hall Guard, Senior Boys, Council, Fire Marshal, Paper Drives. HELEN KOTKOVICH Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Team Games, Perfect Attendance. JOYCE KRUEGER G.A.A., Typing Certificate, Team Games, Sub Debs, Debs, Mail Service, Eagle Salesman, Teacher's Assistant. ERNA KRUG G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Library Assistant, Team Games. LEONARD ROBERT LARSEN Basketball Team, Senior Boys, Council, 4B Treasurer, Budget Committee, Lettermen,s Club, Athletic g'L,'. Page 36 61644 of fafwaaq 1948 GUSTAV JAMES LEHR SAL LEOPARUO Prom Committee, Honor Society, Weekly Salesman, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, Journalism Club. DOROTHY LEVINS HS Certificate, Honor Society, Debs Club, Sub Debs Club, C.A.A., Prom Committee, Weekly Salesman. EDWENA LEWIS Honor Society 5 semesters Student Guild, Athletic HL Award, G.A.A., Leaders, Latin Club, Badminton, Fencing. LAWRENCE LINDGREN Order of Golden Eagle, 3 Scholarship Certificates, Honor Society 7 semesters, Eagle Staff, Usher Club, R.O.T.C. Captain, R.O.T.C. L Club, Second Place Picked Platoon '46. EDWARD LIPINSKI Honor Socicty 6 semesters, I.C.C., Ushers, Hall Guard, Sophomore Football. MARIE LOCKE G.A.A., Fencing, Team Games, Spanish Club, Concert Orchestra, Honor Society. MARIAN LOMBARDO 'ASH Certificate, Honor Society, Lost and Found, G.A.A., Spanish Club. GRANT .IOHN LOVELLE Boys' Chorus President, Football, Ushers, Fire Marshal, L Club, Swimming Team. BARBARA MACLEAN Debs, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Team Games, Library Club. ROBERT MADEY Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Firc Marshal, Usher, Assembly Participant, Intramural Baseball. FRED MASHASKE Ushers, Fire Marshal, Gymnastic Squad, Swim Squad. WILLIAM MATHEWS .I AMES MAYER A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Cift Com- mittee, Spanish Club. DORIS McCARTNEY L.D., Honor Society, Debs, Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Library Assistant. ANGELA MERISSO G.A.A., Team Games, Sub Debs, Debs, Teacher's Assistant, Tennis. SONIA METZL Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society 5 sem., Su Certificate, I.C.C., L.D., Eagle Salesman, Debs, Student Guild, Atomic Energy Club Secretary, Latin Club. KENNETH MICETIC I.C.C., Gymnastics Team Manager, Ice Skating Team, Stage Crew, Light Brigade. R.O.T.C. Rifle Company, Cheerleader, Interclass Skating. RAY MICHEL Football, Art League, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. ROBERT MIKLOSH Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Paper Drive. FRANCES MILLARD Honor Society, Perfect Attendance, Mail Service, Sub Debs, Debs, G.A.A., No Tardiness, Teacher's Assistant. Page J 7 Page Gladd of fanuaay 7948 HARRIET MITCHELL I Hall Guard, Glee Club, Office Monitor, French Club, Library Assistant. SOPHIE MOLOUKUS ML , G.A.A. BEVERLY MOORE Life Saving, HL , One Chevron, Mail Service, Debs, Sub Debs, Fencing. DOROTHY MOORE Honor Society, Student Guild, L.D., Weekly Office, Library Assistant, Scholarship Certificate, Vice Pres. Spanish Club, NLE. SHIRLEY NELSON A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Spanish Club, Library Club, Team Games. GROVER F. NICKS Hall Guard, Inter Cabinet Council, English Club, Spanish Club, Paper Drive. RICHARD NOWICKI A Cappella Choir, Boys' Chorus, Latin Club, Weekly Salesman, Boys' Chorus Octette, Minor Part in Dizzy Baton Production. BASIL OHNYSTY ILA Class President, Senior Boys' Council, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football, Honor Society. RAYMOND OLEJCAK A Cappella Choir, Pep Book Salesman, Eagle Advertising Sales' man, Hall Guard, Latin Club. CONNIE OLSON A Cappella Choir, Order of the Golden Eagle, Secretary of 4A Class, Honor Society, Six Scholarship Certificates, Student Guild, Athletic L , Senior Girls, Council. AUDREY O,MALLEY Mail Service Cabinet, Sub Debs, Debs, Spanish Club, Ice Skating Club. SYLVIA PEAKE Mail Service Cabinet, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Spanish Club, Office Assistant. G.A.A., Weekly Salesman, LILLIAN PECENY Honor Society, Scholarship Certificate, Diablos, G.A.A., Mail Service Cabinet, gram Registrar. ROBERT PEDERSEN Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. ILEANE PETRAK L.D. Club, Honor Society, L and 2 Chevrons, Sub Debs, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Leaders Club, Spanish Club, Eagle Salesman. I.C.C., Vice Pres. of Los Sub-Debs and Debs, Pro- ROBERT PIHA Varsity Football, Sports Editor Eagle, Pres. of Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Senior Boys' Council, L Club, Athletic ML , Golden Eagle. ANN PODOLSKY Honor Society, Mail Service, Dolphin, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Team Games, Athletic MLW, 2 Chevrons. ODESTA ELLASTEAN POINER G.A.A., Honor Society, Concert Orchestra, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Sub Debs, Fencing. NORMAN RASMUSSEN Senior Boys' Council, Swimming Team, Intramural Swimming, Hall Guards, Projection Club. HOWARD W. RATHBUN Hall Guard. JERRY RESNICK Sophomore Football, Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Intramural Wrestling, Intramural Basketball, Assembly Participant, Intramural Baseball. 38 Glam of j 1948 DOLORES RILEY G.A.A., Hall Guards, Eagle Salesman, Sub Deb, G.A.A. Rcprescnl- alive. LOIS ROLLINS Senior Girls' Council, I.C.C. Representative, Mail Service, Honor Society 7 Sem., Three HS Certificates, Student Guild, Eagle Staff, L.D. Club. ROBERT RUEBENSON Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Weekly Salesman, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Fire Marshal. MARY LOUISE ST. DENIS G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club. .IEANNE ST. GERMAINE Order of the Goldcn Eagle, Athletic L and 4 Chevrons, Executive Committee I.C.C., 3 Scholarship Certificates, Honor Society 6 Semesters, A Cappella Choir, Business Mgr. Eagle, G.A.A. WESIJEY SARGENT Color Guard, Rifle Team 2 Sem., Rifle Company, Platoon Sgt., Picked Platoon. RUTH SCHEUNEMANN A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society 6 Sem., Honor Society Secretary, S Ccrtihcate, Athletic Letter, Senior Girls' Council, Golden Eagle. VIVIAN SCHMIDT A Cappella Choir, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Teacheris Office Assistant, Badminton, Fencing, Debs. .IOAN SCHMIDT G.A.A., Weekly Salesman, Eagle Salesman, Sub-Debs, Debs and Dudes, Fencing, Team Games, Library Assistant. RONALD SCHMITT A Cappella Choir. HAROLD SCHNEIDER R.O.T.C. Ist Sgt., I.C.C., Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Paper Drive. JOHN SHERMAN Baseball. RUTH SKINNER G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, HL and 4 Chevrons, L.D. Club, Pres- ident of L.D., Honor Society, Leaders, No Tardiness, Debs. EDWARD SKORUP A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Head Librarian, Boys, Chorus, Hall Guard, Cheerleaders LN, Book Room Assistant, Teacher's Assistant. HOWARD STAIGER R.O.T.C., Picked Platoon '45, '46, 517, Non-Commissioned Officer, Rifle Company, Exhibition Squad, R.O.T.C. HL Club. JACK STEINER Senior Boys, Council, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Boys' Chorus, Senior A Budget Committee, Weekly Salesman, Honor Society, I.C.C. .IOHN STOGINSKI Achievement L Cup, 2 Major i'L's', Gymnastics, Golden Eagle, Senior Boys, Council, Madrigals, Scholarship Certificates, Chief Usher, I.C.C. Treasurer. JEAN STROM Honor Society, I.C.C., Student Guild, G.A.A., Library Assistant, Mail Service, L.D., Debs. LOUIS SURICO Concert Band, Dance Band Mgr., Weekly Salesman, Latin Club. IRENE THICHAVA G.A.A., Debs. L.D., Teacher's Assistant, Team Games. JOAN THRIFT President G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Mail Service, Leaders, Sub Debs, L.D., Lu and Four Chevrons, Fencing. Page 39 61914 of fanuafuf 1948 ALBERT TILGES Capt. Cheerleaders, Hall Guard. BETTY .IEAN TILLIS Orchestra, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Team Games. CATHERINE TOMLANOVICH A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, Ist Place City Vocal Contest, Chairman of Class Sing, Honor Society, G.A.A., Weekly Salesman, Spanish Club. GLORIA .l. TOPPETT Leaders, I.C.C., Hall Guard, Eagle, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Pres- identis Council, Cafeteria President. BETTY .l. ULRICH G.A.A., Team Games, Office Registrar Assistant, Sub Debs, Debs, G.A.A. Representative, Hall Guard, Spanish Club. LESLIE VAN BEVEREN R.O.T.C. GLF Club, President, Fire Marshals, Hall Guard, Picked Platoon 2nd Place, Perfect Attendance, Teacher's Assistant, R.O.T.C. Captain. MARTHA VANDER WAGEN G.A.A., Uebs, Bowling Team, Badminton, Eagle Salesman, Eagle Adv. Salesman. MARILYN WINFIELD Latin Club, Honor Volleyball Team, Spanish Club, Team Games, G,A.A., Library Assistant. ROBERT VVALZ Hall Guard, Fire Marshal. LOIS WOLF G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Eagle Advertisement Salesman, Art Club. ROBERT L. WEGNER Honor Society, Fire Marshal, No Tardiness. MARILYN VVEISE Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs, Debs, Secretary to Girls' Chorus, Weekly Salesman, Library Club, Assembly Participant, G.A.A. .IOHN WENNERBERG Ticket Salesman, Advertising Salesman, Swimming Squad. LOUISE WARNOCK Mail Service, Sub Debs, Debs, Honor Society, G.A.A., Library Assistant, Team Games. BEVERLY WACHHOLZ G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Team Games, Mail Service, Spanish Clubs, I.C.C. GEORGIANNE WALTER Teacheris Assistant, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Of'Hce Assistant. BURT WOODWARD Honor Society 7 semesters, 5 Scholarship Certificates, Eagle Staff, Concert Orchestra, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Swimming Squad, Student Guild. YOLLILA WRIGHT G.A.A., Charm Dots, Los Diablos. MORAN YOUNG Band, Spanish Club, Hall Guard. .IEROME ZACOVITCH Concert Band, Lyre, Weekly Feature Editor, Honor Society, I Scholarship Certificate, Fire Marshals. MARVIN ZAKS Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Football, W1'estling, Spanish Club, Gymnastics. Page 40 ,A UC' V5 E 9' 1 SJW KK' K ff fa M , , ., . . BQEQM 1, H W H J ,fag ,iii 'H' n 'f-'5:.fE?'2H2 Aff 4 Glen of gms 1942 BETTY AGNEW G.A.A., Eagle Salesman, Spanish Club. BORIS, AIN R.o.T.c., MLN Club, Picked Platoon vm, '46, '47, DOLORES ALBRECHT Eagle Salesman, G.A.A., L.D., Restricted NL , Honor Society l semester. CATHERINE ALFORD Hall Guard, Team Games, G.A.A., Latin Club. JOHN ALLEN Honor Society 5 Semesters, Swimming Team, HL Club, Senior Boys' Council, l.C.C., Eagle Representative, Intramural Basketball. LEE AMBROZE Sophomore Football, Varsity Football, Junior Track Team, 'SLU Club, Fire Marshal, President Spanish Club. JUNE ARNOLD G.A.A., Las Terambanas. LAVERNA ARNOLD Honor Society, Eagle Stall, Latin Club, Teachers, Assistant, Team Games, G.A.A., Sub-Dehs, Debs. DOROTHY ASPAN G.A.A., Fencing, Las Turambanas, Los Comicos, Hall Cuard, Eagle Ads, Sub-Debs. .TOHN BABORSKY President of French Club, Hall Guard Captain, Tech. Sgt. R.O.T.C. Staff, Boys' Chorus. RALPH BANACH Current Events Club, Fire Marshal, Hall Guard. GERALD BANTON LORRAINE BARNAS G.A.A., Eagle Salesman, Spanish Club, Team Games, Teacher's Assistant. Page 42 OFFICERS Bob McCarthy ...,,,....,....,,,...,,, President Blonde hair, blue eyes . . . Ooooh that Irish grin . . . Proudly wears the arm band of the Senior Boys' Council . . . Co-Business Manager Eagle Staff . . . Will attend Notre Dame under N.R.O.T.C. program. Mary Tziritas ...,,,....,,...,,, Vice-President Brains and personality, plus! . . . Dark hair, big brown eyes . . . Ardent fan of Liil Abner . . . Merit recognized by D.A.R .... Athletic ML , Colden Eagle . . . A Cappella Choir and Madrigals. Shirley Orr ......,...,.,,....,......... Secretary Chosen as officer of both 4B and 4A class . . . Dimples . . . loads of fun . . . crazy about any kind of food . . . Has distinguished herself in Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals. Gregory Shanahan .........,........ Treasurer uToni every six months, consequently very curly brown hair . . . blue eyes . . . freckles . . . Boys' Chorus, Manager of Football Team . . . Plans to go to night school so he can have educated nightmares. 61644 of fum 1942 MARGUERITE BARR Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Spanish Club-Los Comicos, Weekly Salesman, Typing Certificate, Fencing, Library Assistant. Team Games. MARTHA BARRETT Library Assistant, Oflice Assistant, Teacher's Assistant, G.A.A., Sub-Delis, Debs, Latin Club, Lyre Club. ELMER BECKETTE Intramural Baseball, Bowling Team, No Tardincss. ROBERT BECVAR Honor Society, I.C.C. Representative. LUCRETIUS BELL Hall Guards. DON BERENSCHOT Basketball, Hall Guards, Student Council fHubbardJ, NL Club. ROBERT BERG Bowling, Gymnastics, Usher, Eagle Ad Salesman, Intramural Base- ball, L Gymnastics, L Club. DORIS BERGER Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Debs, L.D., Spanish Club. EDWARD BERGER BETTY JANE BERRY Sub-Debs, G.A.A., Debs, Team Games. ELSIE BERTSOS Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, G.A.A., Honor Society, Spanish Club, No Tardiness. ANGELINA BERTUCCI G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs. ANGELO BIANCHIN Gymnastics, LH Club, Hall Guard, Boys' Chorus. NANCY BILLSTROM Leaders, G.A.A., Badminton, Team Games, Los Comicos, Dehs, L.D. Club, Weekly. ARLENE BIRKHOLZ Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Team Games, Badminton, Spanish Club, French Club, Posture Contest Finalist. EVELYN BLACKBURN G.A.A., Honor Society, Student Guild, Debs, Spanish Club, Team Games, Sub Debs. GERALDINE BLAHA Honor Society, G.A.A., Weekly Salesman, Fencing Team, Sub Debs. IRMA BLUM Bond Salesman, Hall Guard. G.A.A., Debs, Attendance Omce Clerk. I.A VERNE BOCIAN G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Debs and Dudes, Latin Club. Paper Award. GERALD BOYCE Ice Skating, L Club, Intramural Skating. ELAINE BRAASCH Superior Scholarships 145, Honor Society, Concert Orchestra, Restricted L , Program Registrar, Perfect Attendancc, Debs, L.D. Page 02.4.4 af fame 7948 LORETTA BRADLEY G.A.A., Modern Dancing, Team Games, Weekly Salesman, Mail Service. LORRAINE BRADLEY G.A.A., Mail Service, Modern Dancing, Team Games, Weekly Sales- man, 3A Div. President. ROSE BREGOVY Mail Service Cabinet, Spanish Club, G.A.A. ELIZABETH BRESNAHAN Choir, Weekly, Spanish Club. ELROY BRITTAIN A Cappella Choir, Bowling Team, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Ticket Salesman. .IEANNE BRUNNER G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Student Guild, Spanish Club, Superior Scholarship f2J, Debs and Sub-Debs. HELEN BRZOSTOWSKI G.A.A., Fencing, Swim Leaders, Life Saving, Hall Guard, Mail Service, French Club, Sub-Debs. MARIANNE BUBOLZ Concert Band, Honor Society, G.A.A., Dance Band, Lyre Club, Ice Skating Club, Sub Debs, L.D. Club. JOAN BUCHANAN G.A.A., Honor Society, Weekly, Spanish Club, I.C.C., Student Guild, Hall Guard, Program Registrar. WILLIAM BUKOVSAN Gymnastics, NL Club, R.O.T.C., Picked Platoon, Exhibition Squad, Eagle Salesman, Act. Lt. R.O.T.C., Intramural Gymnastics. ELAINE BURNS Co-Editor-in-chief-Eagle, Order of the Golden Eagle, Athletic ML and l chevron, 4- Scholarship Certificates, I.C.C., Student Guild, Vice President-Los Comicos, Leaders. - HOWARD BURTON Weekly Salesman, Gymnastics. WILLIAM CADE French Club, Intramural Basketball, Sophomore Football, Track, Ticket Salesman. GLADYS CAHILL Eagle Business Manager, Athletic HL , Honor Society, I.C.C., Stu- dent Guild, Mail Service, Leaders, Los Comicos. KATHLEEN CALLAGHAN G.A,.A. Board and Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Life Saving and Dolphin, NL and 3 chevrons, Student Guild, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Honor Captain Ball Team, Debs and Sub Debs. ROSE CANNOVA A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Fencing, Team Games, Debs, Leaders. JUNE CARLBERG G.A.A., Leaders, Pres. of Spanish Club, I.C.C., Teacher's Asst., Weekly Business Staff, Sub Debs No Tardiness. PHYLLIS CARLSON Leaders, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Team Games, Los Comicos, L and one chevron, Badminton, Bowling fPres.D, L.D. Club, 2 chcvrons. ROBERT CASSI Latin Club, French Club, Hall Guard, Stamp and Bond Salesman, Weekly Salesman, Eagle Salesman, Tennis Team. .IEANNE CERVENKA Mail Service, French Club, A Cappella Choir, Weekly Salesman, G.A.A., Weekly Staff Member. GEORGE CEYNOW Varsity Football, Sophomore Football, L Club, Intramural Basketball, Football Ticket Salesman, Intramural Track. Page 44 81644 of fame 1948 ANASTASIA CHEOPELAS G.A.A., Girls, Chorus, Mail Service, Inter-Cabinet-Council, Team Games, Spanish Club, Weekly Salesman, Sub Debs, Debs. MINNIE CLAYTON G.A.A., Spanish Club. GLORIA COKER 2 Scholarship Certificates, Honor Society, Les Circles Sans Souci, Badminton, Fencing, Debs, Team Games, Student Guild. MARYJO COLE Honor Volleyball Team, Honor Baseball Team, Honor Captain Ball, Honor Basketball, Life Saving, Fencing, Honor Society, L.D. Club. BETTY CONTORER Weekly Office fCir. Mgr.J, Latin Club, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Ice Skating Club, Art Award tCertificateJ, Team Games, Fencing. EVELYN COPITHORN G.A.A., Team Games, Spanish Club. JANET COSBEY G.A.A., Sub Debs, Mail Service Cabinet Secy., Spanish Club, Debs, Team Games, Office Assistant. MARY COULES G.A.A., Sub Debs, Eagle Salesman, Hall Guard, Team Games, Fencing, Debs, Mail Service. BILLIE CROSS G.A.A., Team Games, Sub Debs. EILEEN CULL G.A.A., Spanish Club, Mail Service, Honor Society, I.C.C. Repre- sentative, Stamp Salesman. PATSY CULLERTON '6L', and 4- Chevrons, Gym Leaders, L.D. Club, I.C.C., Honor Baseball Team, Gym Office Assistant, Weekly Salesman, Fencing RICHARD CUNNINGHAM Varsity Football, Sophomore Football, Intramural Basketball, Track Team, Hall Guard, L Club. NORBERT CYGAN Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket- ball, Ticket Salesman, Paper Warden. DONALD DADAS Boys' Chorus, Hall Guard, Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Fire Marshal, Eagle Ad Club, R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle, Intramural Baseball. BEVERLY DAVIS G.A.A., Leaders, Honor Society, I.C.C., Sub Debs, Debs, Teacher's Assistant, HL . JOANNE DE BOISBLANC Senior Girls' Council, Girls' Chorus, Leaders, Honor Society, L , G.A.A.. L.D. Club, Perfect Attendance. MARILYN DELFS Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Student Guild, Los Comicos, Debs, Bowling League, Life Saving, Weekly. BARBARA DEVOUS G.A.A.. Debs, Eagle Representative, Eagle Ad Club, Sub Debs. MARK DI BENEDETTO Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Gymnastics, Hall Guards, Band. DONALD DIENER Boys' Chorus, Honor Society, I MS Certificate, Fencing Team, Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball. SHIRLEY DINGELS G.A.A., Team Games. Page 45 61644 of flute 1943 LAVERNE DITKO G.A.A., Gifted Students Program, Girls' Chorus, Graduating in three years. HELEN DLUGAPOLSKA G.A.A., Spanish Club, Team Games, Teacher's Assistant, Hall Guard, No Tardiness. DOLORES DOBIAS G.A.A., Sub Debs, Honor Society, Los Comicos, Team Games, Weekly Representative, Mail Service. MARY ANN DOBRINCICH A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, G.A.A., Student Guild. KATHERINE E. DOENGES G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society, Student Guild, NL and Chevron, Badminton, Spanish Club, Debs, Leaders. MARIE DOENGES G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Leaders, Honor Society, Student Guild, L and three chevrons, Honor Captain Ball Team, No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance. GRACE DOMOVICH Honor Society, Spanish Club, Sub Debs, Office Assistant, G.A.A., Library Club, Assembly Participant. PHILIP DORE TOM DOUCETTE ROBERT W. DOWDING Soph. Football, Fire Marshal, Eagle Salesman, Stamps and Bond Salesman. ROBERT DOYLE Hall Guards, Spanish Club, I.C.C. Representative, Division Room Secretary, Intramural Basketball, Weekly Salesman, Eagle Salesman. JOHN H. DRIENKA I.C.C., Fire Marshal, Swim Team, Baseball, No Tardiness. PETER DUNN ' President of Inter Cabinet Council, Baseball Team, Weekly, Intra- mural Basketball, Concert Orchestra, Member of Classical Club. YVONNE DUBUE G.A.A., Library Assistant, Weekly Oflice, Girls' Chorus, Div. Pep- book Salesman, I.C.C., Sub Debs, VIVIEN DUGAN A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Bowling Team, Hall Guard, Mail Service. BETTY JANE ECKARD G.A.A., Gym Office, Ice Skating Club, Red Cross Collector. ROSINA ELDORADO G.A.A., Spanish Club, Honor Society 145, Choir, Oral Club, Intra- mural Baseball. JOY ELSNER G.A.A., Team Games, Fencing, Debs, Sub Debs, Hall Guards. NANCY ENGELHARDT G.A.A., Sub Debs Treasurer, Debs Treasurer, Spanish Club, Team Games, Perfect Attendance. SARAH ESPIN OSA Mail Service, G.A.A., Team Games, Eagle Salesman, Fencing. JOSEPH EVANS L Club, Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Honor Society, Hall Guard. Page 46 efafu of fame 7948 PATRICIA EVANS Leaders, Debs, I.C.C., Weekly Typist, Team Games, L.D. Club, Honor Society, G.A.A. RUSSELL EVANS Swim Team, Boys, Chorus, I.C.C., Band. JOSEPH FARNIK I.C.C., Fire Marshal, Usher, Hall Guard. ROBERT FELDMEIER Gymnastics, L Club, Uslu-rs, Fire Marshal, Diving Team, City Champ. SHIRLEY FIELD G.A.A., Girls' Chorus Vice President, School Lv, Debs, Dolphin 81 Leaders, Life Saving, Division Room Treasurer, Ice Skating Club Treasurer. JOHN FIORE Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball -- Hubbard, Perfect Attendance, Football Posters. CONNIE FISCHER Honor Society, Mail Service, I..D. Secretary, G.A.A. Board 81 Cab- inet, Golden Eagle, 'LLB 81 4 chevrons, Achievement LH Cup, Dolphin. ALICE FISCHL G.A.A., Mail Service, Eagle Salesman, Sub Debs, Debs, Team Games. OSCAR FLEMING Picked Platoon, Rifle Team, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal. MARGARET FLOENER G.A.A., Eagle Salesman, Spanish Club. RUTH FOX G.A.A., Sub Debs, A Cappella Choir. LEONARD FRAGASSI Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Gymnastics. WILLIAM FRANZ Ice Skating, Soph. Football, Baseball, LH Club, Intramural Basket- ball, Fire Marshal, Intramural Track. MARION FREITAG G.A.A., Leaders, Weekly Salesman, Debs, Team Games, Teacher's Assistant, Sub Debs, Paper Chairman. BERNICE FUCHS Girls' Chorus, Student Guild, G.A.A., Honor Society, Debs, Eagle Ad Salesman, Mail Service, Bond and Stamp Salesman. MARY LOU FUKEY G.A.A., Sub Debs, Teacher's Assistant, Team Games. FRANK CACA Fire Marshal, Stage Crew, Light Brigade, President 2A Class, I.C.C., Football Ticket Salesman, Usher. ROBERT GALLANIS Intramural Basketball, Basketball. DONALD GAMBLE L Club, Swim Team, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball. DONALD GEHRING Band, Lyre Club, Honor Society, Bowling Team, Oral Club, Assemblies and Productions, Fire Marshal, Swim Team Mgr. WILLIAM GERGEL Spanish Club, RiHe Company 745, '46, '47, Picked Platoon, Exhibi- tion Squad, Concert Orchestra, Part in HA Day in the R.O.,' Page 47 61644 of fun? 7948 TOM GIBSON Stamp Salesman, Weekly Salesman, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C., Fire Marshal. SYLVIA GIERUT Mail Service Cab.-Vice Pres., G.A.A., Fencing, Weekly Salesgirl, L.D. Club, NL , Sub Debs, Debs, MARGARET GILLIATT G.A.A., Sub Debs, Teacher's Assistant, Eagle Salesman, Team Games, Debs, Fencing. MARVIN GOLD Tennis-Capt., Basketball, Hall Guard, Band, Boys, Chorus- Librarian, Spanish Club, Oral Club, ,lournalism Club. DOROTHY GOLKE G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Treas. of Spanish Club, Team Games, Perfect Attendance. IRENE GORDON Order of the Golden Eagle, Eagle-Co-Editor-in-Chief, Honor So- ciety, 5 semesters, Mail Service Cabinet-Pres., G.A.A., I.C.C., Sub Debs, Leaders. RUTH GORDON Honor Society, Weekly Cartoonist, Eagle Artist, French Club, Sub Debs, Student Guild, G.A.A., Charm Dots. RAYMOND GORECKI Concert Band, Hall Guard, Stage Crew, I.C.C., Projection Club, Light Brigade, Ushers, Fire Marshal. EDGAR GRAHAM Hall Guard, Boys' Chorus, I.C.C., R.O.T.C., P.T.A. Salesman, No Tardiness. ARLETTA GRAND Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, G.A.A., Team Games, Fenc- ing, Spanish Club, Leaders. LORRAINE GRAND L.D., ML 81 4 chevrons, Honor Society, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Team Games, Debs Sc Dudes. ROBERT GRITZMAN Boys' Chorus, Hall Guard. FRANCES GRUNAUER G.A.A Board and Cabinet, Bowling Team, Team Games, Sub Debs, Eaglr Ads Salesman, Gym Leaders, Honor Society, Student Guild. STANLEY GRYZ Gymnastics, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Gymnastics. MICHAEL HALKO Football, Track, Wrestling, Boys, Chorus, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Wrestling, Fire Marshal. FLORENCE HAMELSKI G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Team Games, Spanish Club, No Tardiness. RUSSELL HANCOCK Baseball Team, LH Club, Intramural Basketball. LOIS HANSON . Debs, Arrangement Committee, Fencing, Student Guild,,G.A.A., Ice Skating Club, Weekly Typist, Eagle Ad Club, Sub Debs. MILTON HARBUT Baseball, Hall Guard. BERNARD HARRINGTON Honor Society, Basketball Manager, Intramural Basketball, Basket- ball Team, No Tardiness. .IAMES HARRINGTON Varsity Football, Sophomore Football, Intramural Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball, .lournalism Club Secretary, Red Cross Collector, Hall Guard. Page 48 efadfi offane 1948 RUTH E. HARRIS Honor Society, Sv Certificate, Weekly Editorial Staff, Atomic Energy Club President, Student Guild, G.A.A BENJAMIN HARRISON -- Honor Society, Fencing, Ushers, Fire Marshal, Bond and Stamp Salesman, Hall Guard, Concert Band. PATRICIA HARVEY Sub Debs, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Debs. FLORENCE HAWKS Senior Girls' Council, Mail Service, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Honor Society 3 semesters, l MS Certificate, Spanish Club, Team Games. MARY HAZZARD Senior Girls' Council, Girls' Bowling Team, Honor Society 5 semesters, Mail Service, Eagle Representative, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Classic Club. WILLIAM HECKER Swimming Team. FRANK HEINRICH Gymnastics, Intramural Gymnastics. LOIS HEPBURN Concert Orchestra, G.A.A., Library Club, Weekly Salesman, Team Games, Sub Debs, Hall Guard. SHIRLEY HICKS G.A.A. EILEEN HILKER G.A.A., Team Games, Sub Debs, Debs, Eagle Advertising. PATRICIA HILL Honor Society, Student Guild, L.D. Club and ML , Debs and Sub Debs, Weekly Staff, Vice President of Latin Club, G.A.A., Registrar. EMMA B. HODGE G.A.A., Team Games, Badminton, Spanish Club, Hall Guards Debs. ROSEMARIE HODGES Sub Debs, Debs, Eagle Salesman, G.A.A., Honor Society, Secretary of Latin Club. MARYANN HOEKSTRA Leaders, G.A.A., L.D. Club, Sub Debs, Debs, Team Games, NL , No Tardiness. CAROL HOFMANN Band Concert, Dance Band, G.A.A., Oral Club, Library Club, Sub Debs, Band Lyre. THOMAS HONSA R.O.T.C. FLORENCE HOYNE Madrigals, A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Student Guild, Sub Debs, Senior Girls, Council, Debs, G.A.A. ROBERT HUFF Boys' Chorus, Honor Society, Part in Dizzy Baton. JAMES HUGHES HL Club, Fencing Team, Boys' Chorus, Student Guild. JIM HURCKES Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, Weekly Salesman, Football Mgr. JOSEPH ILLIAN Honor Society. Page 49 eladfi af june 7948 PATRICIA INGLIS Oral Club, G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Weekly, Hall Guard, Stamp Collector, Eagle Salesman. DELORES JACKSON G.A.A., Sub Debs, Weekly Salesman, Gym Office, Leaders, L.D. Club, Team Games, Debs. DOLORES JAGOD G.A.A., Sub Deb, Hall Guard, Life Saving, Weekly Assistant. BEVERLY JAMES I.C.C. Secy., I.C.C. Vice Pres., Weekly, Badminton, Library Asst., L.D., G.A.A., L 81 2 chevrons, Dolphins, Latin Club Secy. ALICE JAMISON G.A.A., Team Games, Sub Debs, Debs. LAVERNE JANOS G.A.A., Girls, Chorus, Weekly Stall. CHARLOTTE JASKIERNIA G.A.A., Sub Debs, Mail Service, Team Games, Fencing, Bond Collector. DOROTHY JEFFERS G.A.A., G.A.A. Board 81 Cabinet, Life Saving, Dolphin, Mail Service, Sub Debs, Team Games, Swim Leaders. DONNA JOHNSON Team Games, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Office Helper CBranchl. JIM JONES Gymnastic Team, '4L,' Club, 3 L's , Tumbling Team, Eagle Art Staff, Intramural Gymnastics, Diving. LOUISE JONES Team Games, G.A.A., Honor Society, Sub Debs, Debs, Office Helper fBranchJ. PATRICIA JONES G.A.A., French Club Debs, Fencing, Modern Dancing. LORRAINE KASNOSKA G.A.A., Honor Society, Sub Debs, French Club, Weekly Reporter. SALLY KEELEY Honor Society 8 semesters, Student Guild, I.C.C., Sub Debs, Debs, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Council, Scholarship Certificates. ALDEN KETCHUM Picked Platoon, lst Lieutenant R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Lv Club, Honor Society, Senior Boys, Council, Monkey Team 'R.O.T.C. LEILA LEE KIJAK Honor Society, L 81 2 chevrons, G.A.A., L.D. Club, Debs Club, Leaders, Mail Service, Gym Assistant. THOMAS KILLOREN R.O.T.C., Picked Platoon, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Treasurer of Spanish Club. ETHEL KING G.A.A., Band, Lyre Club, Stamp Salesman, Teacher's Assistant. PATRICIA KINNERK Oral Club, G.A.A. JANE KLASSENS Honor Society, G.A.A., L.D. Club, Badminton, Team Games, Span- ish Club, Leaders, Sub Debs. DOLORES KLAUCK G.A.A., Fencing, Oflice Assistant, Sub Debs, Debs, Team Games. Page 50 GZQ44 of june 1948 LAWRENCE KNIZNER .IOANNE KOLMAN Girls' Chorus, L.D. Club, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Oflice Assistant, Honor Society, Library Assistant, Debs. .IOSEPHINE KONIECZKA Mail Service Cabinet, Ice Skating Club, Bowling League. G.A.A.. Debs, Sub Dc-bs. Fencing. BENJAMIN KOUBA Fire Marshal, Projection Club, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. ELAINE KOVARIK Mail Service Cabinet, Life Saving, Debs, Sub Debs, Library Assist- ant, Spanish Club, Teacher's Assistant. ETHEL KOVE A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs, Secretary of Debs, Class Voice. ALICE KOWALSKI G.A.A. FLORENCE KRAETSCH G.A.A., Sub Debs, Team Games, Debs, RICHARD KRCIK Jr. Basketball Team Captain, Intramural Basketball Champions, HL Club, Hall Guard. CECELIA KRESS Life Saving, Dolphin, G.A.A., Girls, Bowling Team, Sub Debs, L.D., Debs, Swim Leader. GEORGE KUCZEREPA Gymnastics, L Club. MARILYN KWINN L , Inter-Cabinet Council, Honor Society, Leaders, Debs, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Spanish Club Secretary. MARILYN LA-FRANCIS G.A.A., Bond and Stamp Salesman, Team Games, Girls' Chorus, Perfect Attendance and No Tardiness. GRACE LAMOUREUX Mail Service Cabinet, Girls, Chorus, Latin Club, G.A.A., L.D. Club, Sub Debs, Debs, Library Assistant. MICHAEL LAPORTE Paper Warden. RICHARD LASKO Varsity Football, Sophomore Football, President of Honor Society, L , Club, Senior Boys' Council, MS Certificate, Weekly Salesman, Pcrfect Attendance. ALVINA LAWRENCE G.A.A., Badminton, Debs, Modern Dancing, Team Games, Mail Service, Student Guild. BERNADINE LEGANT G.A.A., I.C.C. DORIS MAY LEGANT Honor Society, Typing Certificates, Spanish Club, Office Assistant, G.A.A. Eagle Ad Club, Eagle Salesman, Mail Service. MARILYN LEISE G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society, ML fi 3 chevrons, L.D. Club, Mail Service, Gym Leader, Team Games, No Tardiness. RUTH LEISE G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Team Games, Fencing, Badminton, Leaders, G.A.A., L.D. Club, HL, and 4 Cll6Vl'0I'IS. Page 51 61444 af fame 1942 ELAINE LEONARD G.A.A., Spanish Club, Team Games, Badminton, Life Saving, Swim Leader. MELVIN LEVY Boys' Chorus, Gym Captain, Intramural Basketball, Swimming Certificate. EDWARD LINDALL VIRGINIA LINDGREN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L and 4 chevrons, 5 Dolphins, Life Saving Senior, Badminton, L.D. Vice Pres., Swim Leaders, Team Games. LAWRENCE LITWIAK Intramural Basketball, Weekly Salesman, Usher. MARILYN LLOYD Eagle Salesman, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Spanish Club, Teacher's Assistant, Library Assistant, Team Games. I FRANCES MACAK G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Cafeteria Club, Teacher's Assistant. MARK MADDEN Basketball, L Club, Hall Guards, Ticket Salesman. GEORGE MANSOLAS Intramural Wrestling, Wrestling Team, Boys' Chorus, Gymnastics. SHIRLEY MAE MARIK Concert Orchestra, Honor Society, Mail Service, French Club, Fencing, G.A.A. WILLIAM MARKEL Swim Team, 3 Us , L Club President, I.C.C. Executive Com- mittee, Assistant Sports Editor Weekly, Honor Society, President of Los Comicos, Senior Boys' Council. EARNESTINE MASON G.A.A., Team Games, A Cappella Choir, No Tardiness or Absence. JOAN MASON G.A.A., Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs, Weekly Reporter, Honor Society. CLYDENE MAURER G.A.A., Teacherls Assistant, Honor Society, Team Games, Band. ROBERT McCARTHY Senior Boys' Council, Track Team, Honor Society, Eagle Staff, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Ice Skating Team, Hall Guard. JOHN McGUIRE A Cappella Choir, Hall Guard. WILLIAM McINTYRE Basketball, Hall Guard. THOMAS McLAUGHLIN Boys' Chorus, Manager Football Team, Swimming Team, Wrestling Team, Intramural Swimming, Intramural Wrestling, Bowling Team Gymnastic Team. MADLYN McNEALY G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Team Games, Oral Club, Girls' Chorus. ALLAN MEAGHER L Club, Swimming Team. EILEEN MELKA G.A.A., Spanish Club, Library Club, Honor Society. Page 52 9 elau of fune 1948 FRANCES METLER GLENN METZ Gymnastics, Bowling, LH Club, Hall Guard, Boys' Chorus. DAGMAR MICHALKO Honor Society, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Eagle Salesman, Office Assistant, French Club, Journalism Club. ROBERT MICHEL LOUISE MICHELS Girls' Chorus 7 sem., G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs, Fencing, Badminton, Team Games, Modern Dancing. MILTON M. MICKOW Sophomore Football, R.O.T.C. 6'L',, Picked Platoon, Color Guard, I.C.C., Senior Boys' Council, A Cappella Choir. ROSE MIETUS G.A.A., Sub Debs, Team Games, Weekly, Eagle Salesman. JOHN MIHOVILOVICH President of 4B Class, Honor Society, Basketball Team, Senior Boys' Council, L Club, Usher, Golden Eagle, Achievement MLN Cup. DOROTHY MILCHRIST Honor Society, Weekly Editor, 4 MS Certificates, Library Assistant, Gym Office Assistant, G.A.A., Debs, Sub Debs. SHELDON MILLER HS Certificate, Honor Society f6 sem.i, Hall Guards, Perfect At- tendance, Spanish Club fVice Pres.J, Pep Book Salesman, Boys, Chorus, Tennis Team. ARTHUR MITCHELL zoRA MITROVICH G.A.A., Choir, Honor Society, Spanish Club. LORRAINE MOELLER Library Assistant, Mail Service, Hall Guard, Team Games, G.A.A., Latin Club, Sub Debs, Debs. SHIRLEY MOLZAN G.A.A., Oral Club, Red Cross Representative, Sub Debs, Thanks- giving Collector, Weekly Salesman, Team Games, Exhibitor. BEATRICE MOORE Social Club, Spanish Club, Team Games, Fencing, Community Fund Collector, G.A.A. EDWARD .l. MORAN Hall Guard, Ushers Club, Sophomore Football, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Baseball, Salesman. TOM MOSIEJ Boys' Chorus, Gymnastic Team, Boys' GL Club. WILSON MOTLEY Intramural Basketball. PAT MURPHY Baseball, Basketball Reserve, Intramural Basketball, Band. SHERLEY NATTIE G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, President of 4B Division, Oral Club, Stamp Salesman, Library Club. EDWARD NELSON R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. Rifle Company, Honor Society, I.C.C., Football Ticket Salesman, No Tardiness. Page 53 Glam of fame 1948 JOAN NOORDHOFF Honor Society, Weekly Salesman, G.A.A., Gym Office Assistant, French Club. GERALDINE NORWICH Senior Girls, Council, Honor Society, Mail Service, Secretary of Los Monitos, Sub Debs, Debs, Leader, Badminton, Team Games. ROBERT NORWICH Swimming, Bowling, NL Club, Gymnastics Team, Fire Marshal. WALTER NORWISH Hall Guard, Hall Guard Captain, Intramural Basketball, .Iunior Basketball Team, No Tardiness. GEORGE NOWAK Boys' Chorus, Band Hall Guard, Weekly Salesman. NORBERT NYKAZA Hall Guard, Cheer Leaders, Intramural Basketball, Basketball Mgr. DOROTHEA ODEHNAL Honor Society, Associate Editor of Weekly, Concert Band, Band Lyre, L.D. Club, Debs Club, Library Club, Team Games. SHIRLEE OKON Weekly Typist, Life Saving, Dolphin, Gym Leader, Athletic 'LLM L.D. Club, G.A.A., I.C.C. CHARLOTTE O,NEILL G.A.A., Debs, Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs. EDWARD OLES HARRY ORES Basketball, Intramural Basketball, I.C.C., Latin Club Treasurer. THOMAS O'REILLY Intramural Basketball, 1B Class Treasurer, Hall Guard, Track. SHIRLEY ORR G.A.A., Gym Leaders, A Cappella Choir, Weekly, Sub Debs, Debs, 4B Vice President, Honor Societyj QIOANNE OYLER Inter-Cabinet Council, Spanish Club, L.D. Club, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Team Games. PATRICIA PARLIMAN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society, 'SLR and 3 chevrons, Spanish Club Secretary and Treasurer, Weekly Reporter, Life Saving, Gym Leaders, Fencing. ARNOLD PARUS Bowling Team, I.C.C., Ushers' Club, Sophomore Football. PAUL PASH Orchestra, I.C.C., Eagle Salesman, Football Salesman, Swing Band. WILLIAM PATTON Sophomore Football, Varsity Football, Track Team. ROBERT PECHOUSEK Sophomore Football, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Baseball. CORINNE PEKAN Sub Debs, Debs, G.A.A., Life Saving, Dolphin, Team Games, Mail Service, Bowling Team. MARLENE PEPIN Honor Society, G.A.A., Superior Scholarship Certificate, Swim Leader, Mail Service Cabinet, Vice President French Club, Team Games. Page 54 QZGM of fane 1943 OLIVE PETRO Y Honor Society, Spanish Club, Concert Orchestra, G.A.A., Team Games, Leaders. GILDA PETRONE G.A.A., Sub Dehs, Library Assistant, Gym Office Assistant, Latin Club, Office Assistant, L , NOREEN PHILP G.A.A., Teacher's Assistant, Girls' Chorus. JOAN PISANELLI Honor Society, G.A.A., Library Assistant, NSR Certificate, Weekly Salesman, Debs. BETTY POLESKI I.C.C., Team Games, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Fencing, Hall Guard, Debs. MILTON POLICK Hall Guard, Usher-Chief, Fire MarshalvAssistant Chief, Book- room Assistant, I.C.C., Bond and Stamp Salesman, Football. BETTY POVVARZYNSKI G.A.A., Fencing, Sub Dehs, Dehs, Team Games. LOU PRETTACK HARRY PRIESS DORIS PRIODE G.A.A., Office Training Club, Team Games, Debs. MARY PRKUT Honor Society, Fencing, Badminton, Team Games, Spanish Club, Girls, Chorus. DOLORES PROSEN French Club, G.A.A., Sub Dehs, Mail Service Cabinet, HS Certifi- cate, Honor Society, Team Games. PHYLLIS PUETZ I.C.C., A Cappella Choir, Life Saving, Spanish Club, Sub Dehs, Badminton, Fencing, Hall Guards. JOHN RABELHOFER VERONICA RADIVOY Senior Girls' Council, Sub Debs, Honor Society-6 semesters, Leaders-4 semesters, HL , G.A.A., Latin Classic Club, Student Guild. LORRAINE RADLOFF G.A.A., Sub Dehs, Hall Guard, Team Games. .IOAN RAINS G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Life Saving, Dolphin, Girls' Chorus. MARGARET RATAJCZAK G.A.A. Board, Honor Society, Gym Leaders, Team Games, Bad- minton. Fencing, L , L.D. Club .IEAN RAUEN Eagle Salesman, G.A.A., LD., Sub Debs, Oral Club, Library Assistant, Team Games. PHYLLIS JEAN REFFERT Sub Debs, Debs, G.A.A., Orchestra, Eagle and Ad Salesman, Fashion Representative, Oral Club, I.C.C. HOWARD REHN Boys' Chorus, Basketball, NL Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Bas- ketball-Champions '45, '46, Fire Marshal. Page 55 0644 af fame 7948 EDWARD G. REITER MLW Club, 3 6'L's,', Swim Team, Projection Club, Wrestling Squad, Ticket Salesman. LEONARD REMPERT Concert Band, Bowling Team, Intramural Wrestling, Eagle Ad Salesman, Sports Club, Hobby Club, Intramural Baseball. ED RESZEL Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Football Salesman, Spanish Club, Perfect Attendance. BESSIE REVENTOROYAL G.A.A., Hall Guard, Leader, Library Assistant. LORRAINE RICHARD G.A.A., Fashion Shows, Fencing Club. SHIRLEY RICHTER SL , Leaders, Skating Club fsecretaryl, Team Games, L.D. Club, Tennis Club. SHIRLEY RILEY Honor Society, Bowling League, HL , Badminton, Weekly Typist, Sub Debs, Girls' Chorus, Perfect Attendance. EDWARD RIMKUS Honor Society. SHIRLEY RIZZO LW, and 2 chevrons, Vice President of L.D. Club, G.A.A., Team Games, Fencing, Gym Leaders, Sub Debs. .IACQUELINE ROAK G.A.A., ML and I chevron, Leaders, Sub Debs, Debs, Team Games, Girls' Chorus, Student Council. .IOLENTA ROBASZIEWICZ G.A.A. RONALD ROEBERT Bowling Team. ANNA ROGOZNICA G.A.A., Honor Society, Spanish Club. DOLORES ROLEK G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Treasurer, Ln and 3 chevrons, 2 MS Certificates, A Cappella Choir, Student Guild, Honor Society, Golden Eagle, Latin Club-Treasurer and Secretary. EVELYN ROSSOW G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, I and 4 chevrons, Honor Society, Fenc- ing, Gym Leaders, Mail Service, Badminton, Team Games. TERESA ROUBIK G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Girls' Chorus-Treasurer, Golden Eagle, SL and 3 chevrons, Honor Society, Student Guild, No Tardi- ness, Mail Service. CHARLES ROZANAS Bowling Team-Secy., Gymnastics, Honor Society-3 sem., HL Club. Usher, Intramural Baseball. MICHAEL M. ROZDILSKY A Cappella Choir, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Weekly Salesman, Madrigals. R.O.T.C.fD and B, Spanish Club, Debs and Dudes. HOWARD RYAN Senior Boys Council, I.C.C., Football, Wrestling, Ushers-Capt., Fire MarshalHCo-Chief, Hall Guard-Capt. NELLA SABATINI G.A.A., Team Games, Office Assistant, Teacher's Assistant, Athletic HL , Band. BETTY SAKALI G.A.A., Teacher's Assistant, Honor Society, Team Games, Athletic SLU, Band. Page 56 Elm of jaw 1948 FRED SALCZENKO Swimming Team, Football. GLORIA SANDBERG Leaders, Badminton, Fencing, Team Games, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Debs, Sub Debs. MARY SANDLE G.A.A. FLORENCE SARNO G.A.A., Team Games, Eagle Salesman. NATHANIEL SCALIA Weekly, Band, A Cappella Choir, l.C.C, Representative, Pep Book Salesman. KENNETH SCHMIDTKE Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, l.C.C. Representative, Pep Book Salesman. ELSIE SCHMITT G.A.A., Mail Service, Debs, Sub Debs, Team Games, Hall Guard. LORRAINE SCHOENFELDINGER Tcam Games, G.A.A., Pres. Spanish Club, Teacher's Assistant. JOAN SCHREINER Life Saving, Dolphin, Weekly Salesman, Secretary 4B Class, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Swim Leader. ROBERT E. SCHULDT Library Club, R.O.T.C., Drum and Bugle Corps, Picked Platoon, Stage Crew, First Lieutenant R.0.T.C. SOPHIE SCHUMAN JEAN SCHWARTZ G.A.A.. Library Assistant, Honor Society, Teacher's Assistant, Sub Debs, Debs, Library Club. LEE SEARS Hall Guard, Ushers, Ticket Salesman, ML Club, Varsity Football, Football Captain. CAMERON SEE Concert Band, Lyre Club, Los Comicos, Hall Guards, Spanish Club. GREGORY SHANAHAN Weekly Salesman, Hall Guard, Football Mgr., one Mgr. ML , Intra- mural Basketball, lntramural Baseball, Ticket Salesman, Boys' Chorus. JOAN SHANNON Girls, Chorus, Life Saving, Swim Leader, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Library Assistant, Sub Debs, No Tardiness. ABBIE SHUFORD l.C.C. Weekly Reporter, Leaders, Vice President Latin Club, HL and one chevron, Team Games, Library Assistant, Fencing. CHESTER SIMOUSEK l.C.C.. Fire Marshal. Baskctball, Usher, Baseball. BETTY SKALA Girls' Chorus, Debs, G.A.A., Library Assistant, Sub Debs, Team Games, No Tardiness. .llM SKALA Basketball+Co-Captain, Senior Boys' Council, Hall Guards, Honor Society, Fire Marshal, Ushers, QL Club, Inter-Class Basketball, President Spanish Club. JENNIE SLECZEK lce Skating Team, Tennis Team, Leaders, Fencing, Badminton, L.D. Club, Team Games, Athletic GL . Page 57 EAW Q, ,JW 1948 BETTY .IEAN SMEETON Orchestra, Clean Up Campaign, French Club, G.A.A., Team Games, Honor Society, Bond and Stamp Salesman, Fencing. DOLORES SNYDER Honor Society f6J, Scholarship Certificate, Library Club, G.A.A., Student Guild, Eagle Ad Salesman, Office Assistant, Girls, Chorus. WALLACE R. SNYDER Picked Platoon, lst Lieut. R.O.T.C., R.0.T.C. SL Club, Honor Society, RiHe Company. EVE SOCHACKI Eagle Representative, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Debs, Mail Service, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Student Registrar. JOYCE SODERBERG Life Saving Dolphin, Swim Leader, ML , Charm Dots, Honor Society, Sub Debs, L.D., Team Games. LORRAINE SOKOLOWSKI A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Stamp and Bond Salesman, Honor Society, Sub Debs, Debs, Mail Service. BETTY SOLOMON G.A.A., Honor Society, Scholarship Certificate, Debs, Sub Debs, Girls' Chorus, Posture Contest Winner. JOE SOLTIS. Soph Football, Varsity Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, Eagle Ad Club, HL Club, Hall Guard. CAROL SONNEBORN Honor Society, Scholarship Certificate, Concert Orchestra, I.C.C., Student Guild, Fencing, Life Saving, Swim Leader. JAMES SOUTHALL Color Guard R.O.T.C., Tumbling Team, Picked Platoon, Intra- mural Baseball, Fire Marshal. LEA MARIE SPEZIA L.D. Club, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Honor Society, Debs, Team Games. STANLEY STACHON Baseball, Basketball ML Club, Hall Guards, Cheerleader, Intra- mural Basketball, Capt. of Baseball Team. TED STAJURA Div. Vice President 3A, Intramural Basketball. RONALD STELTER R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. 'SLU Club, Hall Guard. AGNES STIGLIC G.A.A., Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Mail Service, Team Games, Hall Guards. ALEX STRELEC Projection Club. WILLIAM STRELOW Soph. Football, Varsity Football, I.C.C., Eagle Ads Club, Intra- mural Basketball, WL Club. JOSEPH H. STROTTER Gymnastics, Intramural Basketball, R.O.T.C., RiHe Team, Picked Platoon, Orchestra, French Club. LOIS ROSE STROH I S Certificate 6 sem. Honor Society, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Weekly Salesman, No Tardiness. GERTRUDE STUBBS Spanish Club, G.A.A., Team Games, Hall Guard. ELAINE STUEWE A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Stamp Salesman, Honor Society, Oral Club. Page 58 61644 of flute i943 RICHARD D. STUKEL Color Guard-R.O.T.C., Picked Platoon--'R.O.T.C.. Eagle Salesman, Hobby Club, Intramural Baseball. DIANA SULEK C.A.A., Leaders-2 semesters, Mail Scrvice, Honor Society. NANCY SULLIVAN G.A.A., Debs, Frcnch Club, Girls' Chorus, Wfeekly Typist, Team Games. ALLAN SWANSON Football Team, L Club, A Cappella Choir, adrig s, Student Choir Director, Fire Marshal, lst lace in Ch 1 h School Voice Contest. ALFRED TARABORI Senior Boys' Council, R. .C. MU' Cl ajor R.O.T.C., Picked Platoon '45, '46, Picked o n Co der ,46, Honor Society. MARCIA TAPP C.A.A., Spanish Cl ea am BETTY N K, A G.A.A., Ath ic L ' ll r tudent ounc' , Fencing, Team Came . Club. S TE P TON an ing Ed' Weekly, onor S ci 42 se ., As iief Fire r al, er rchestra nd , Order ei olden Eagle, St ent ld, T easurer P te u 1 Swimming Team. DONA ORPE ket le ark Rifle Tea , ' e Company. it ERW TILLACK L' R.O.T. Exhibition Team, Gymnastic Team, I.C.C. Alternate, Cadet t. R.O.T.C., Picked Platoon, Intramural Gymnastics. SAM TUMARKIN Projection Club, Light Brigade, Stage Crew. MARY TZIRITAS Colden Eagle, HL , A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Choir, Associate Editor of Weekly, President of Bowling Club, 5 S Certificates, President of the L.D. Club. HARRIET URBAN Concert Band, Dance Band, G.A.A., Team Games, Sub-Debs, Lyre Club, Stamp Salesman. ROBERT URBAN Honor Society, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Bowling Tcam. VIOLET JANE VAN RY Managing Editor of Weekly, A Cappella Choir, 2 Scholarship Certificates, L , Golden Eagle, Honor Society, Debs, Sub Debs, Library Assistant. MALCOLM VERDUN Orchestra, French Club, Picked Platoon, Rifle Company RICHARD VOGEL Intramural Baseball, B.O.T.C. MARIE WAITER Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs. C.A.A. DAVID WALERYYSZAK 4B Class Treasurer, Varsity Football, Track Team, Swimming Team Captain, L Club, 7 Athletic L's . Intramural Basketball. DORIS WALTERS Teacher's Assistant, C.A.A., Library Assistant, Mail Service, Spanish Club. LETTY MAY WALSH Co-Editor of Weekly, 6 Sv Certificates, Band, Colden Eagle, 'glf' and one chevron, Band Lyre, Vice President Band, Library Assistant. Page 59 61644 of fame 1942 JOHN WAPPEL Jr. Basketball, Stage Crew, Light Brigade, Intramural Basketball, LM Club. MATTHEW WASILOWSKI Wrestling Intramural Basketball. JACK WEBER Honor Society, Fire Marshal, Eagle Salesman. LONNA WEBSTER G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Latin Club, Teacher's Assistant, Library Club. HAROLD WHALEN R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps, Honor Society. MAUREEN WHALEN G.A.A., Weekly Salesman, Debs, Weekly Exchange Manager, Span- ish Club, Team Games. ROBERT WILDE R.O.T.C., Rifle Company, Picked Platoon, Hall Guard. GLORIA WILLS G.A.A., Team Games, Fencing, Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Bad- minton. ROBERT WILSON Baseball Reserves, Basketball Reserves, Intramural Basketball. PATRICIA WIOTTE G.A.A., Weekly Salesman, Sub Debs, Teacher's Assistant. CLARENCE WOLFE JERRY WUCHTER RAY WYATT R.O.T.C., Ln Club, Color Guard, Monkey Team, 3 Picked Platoons, Tumbling Team, Tech. Sgt. R.O.T.C. MIRIAM YANIK Honor Society, G.A.A., Library Assistant. DOLORES YEDINAK Mail Service, G.A.A., Honor Society, Leaders, Hall Guard. LORRAINE YELLAND Hall Guard, G.A.A. ROBERT ZALOVDEK Football, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard. IRENE ZELENSKY President of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society, Scholarship Certificate, LH and 3 chevrons, Girls' Chorus, Honor Volleyball Team, Order of the Golden Eagle. ROSE ZENAWICK Fencing, G.A.A., Mail Service, Mail Service Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Student Guild, Honor Society. JOAN ZICKUS G.A.A., Office Assistant, Teacher's Assistant, Library Club. Page 60 L Ll y ourfenag Welwme .lame Miss Mary E. Courtenay, former member of our faculty and head of the English department, has returned to Lindblom in another capacity, that of Superintendent of High School District Number Four. Miss Courtenay's contributions to this school have been varied and valuable. She was dean of girls, organizer of the Senior Girls' Council and of our group meetings, founder of the Social Room, coach of many Lindblom plays, and the guiding spirit behind numerous beautiful and moving assemblies. In 1939 Miss Courtenay left Lind- blom to become the principal of Gompers, a school for crippled children. Her successful service there was terminated in February 1948, when she was called upon to use her abilities in a broader field, that of high school district superintendent. Now Miss Courtenay's personal and professional talents and inspiration are at the service of each of the high schools in her district, as Lindblom again becomes her official home. 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Kos- mun, Kosl, Koveski, Kozulu. Kral- IIlCl', Krusiq-li. Kraus. Krause, Krrilx Row Three Kress, Krisik, l4l'0l2lli, Kruse-, Ku- lnerslai, Kurlmn, Kumingo, Kumpis. Kupvliek, Kurzweil, Kwialil, Lugul Row Four lrilgllt, Luiler, Lupe, Larsen, Las4'li0l1er, Lawn, Lu- zo, Lehman-her, Lentini llillllll, Lung. Laing, Row Five Leopzxrdo, Lelourneuu, Lewis, Lewis, Lilxrizzi. Liellolcl. Lind, Limlsey. Lipper. l,illl4-. Lnlmy. Luolyy Row Six Love, Lozeuu, Lozenu, Lumlr, Lum ley. Mzlruk, Mackey, Mau'Neill, Mal hun, Mzllrhow. Maloney, Mancini Row Seven M1lIlllZiill'1l, Malnglleru. MilIllIl?llLI Mill'liIIlilIlll. M1ll'1lVl1'll, Marlin. Man' tin. Marlin, Mill'lllllillS. M1lI'Z1ll6K Mathis. Mulyskzl Row High! Mauser, McCarthy, M1'Cusll1u1d, Mc'- Collum, Ml'lJllIlillfl, Mc'D0nnell, M0 Elroy, Mi'fV:l'Hgfll', McLean. M1'Mil hon. MvMullin, Meurns Row Nine Meier, M1-lku, Messinger, Meyer Meyers, Mivllels, Mivliels, Mir-lilo vich, Millzlllxo. Milvzewski, Milivll Miller Row Ten Miller, Milton. Blflflfilli. M0llfbflK'lI Mollzzm, Mnnulmn, Moody. AM1l4bl'6. Morris. Morrow. Mrnz. lxflllllil gf, 'ESF' 3 64 mf ,qw S av wax-gy, ww 5 G' we cS'a7z!Lamaae4 Row One Nathanson, Namrorlxi. Neel, N1-el. Nelson. Nolaon. Neuman. Nil-ks. Nieman Row Tivo Nieman, Nolan, Norlaa, Norris. lNo- vuk, Novak. Novirlxas. Nowak. Nu- flvlman R ow T11 rev Nuenlie. 0lll':ll'lll1l. 0,l,ll'LlllllVil'. OI:- rieclll. Oflokirle. 0'llonn0ll. O'llris- coll. Olirol. Olcson Row Four OlCy'l1ll'll1llx. Orsi, Orlll, O'Sullivan. Ollo, Pav. Palmer, Palcrlxu, Pauls Row Five P1lViSiSlfll Pavlilx Pawlouslxi,Pa no a s y 1 Pelelaoullas, Pclycrillno Perkins h W 7 Peterson, Plvllffl' Row Six Piarowslii. Pienkowslxi. Picrro, Pi- cltiewig. Pilla, Piorkowslsi, Piper. Plummer. Pohl Row SUUPII Polansliy, PUSIIIIKIII. Priro. l,l'il1'll- ard, Progirll, Provirll, Prodoolll. Prosen. Putz Row Fight Pyne. Rugo. Ralajslxi, Ralsl. R4-vlxzls. Reel. Rciif. R1-ilingzcr, Rvlnpcrt Ron' Nine Renna, Rex, Rhode, Rivlxcr, Riflgv, Hiclll. Rilicr, RlJ2ll'll, Roali R ow Ten Robbins, Roberts, Rox-luvcll., Rog- ers, Roman. Rosalo, Rosh-ll, Ross. Rozdilsky Row Eleven Ruhinick, Rupp, Ruta, Ryan, Ryan, Sais, Sallas, HUIIIIIIUIIS, Samuels Row Twvlvc Sanders. Sarik. Sallaus, Savage-, Srllaefer, Svllapiro, SI'llCfCllHlIl, S1'llCllllilS0, S4-heurleo Row Thirteen S1-lllosser, Srlnnicll, Sflllllill, Sclnnw- herger. Sl'lllll'll, Sflllllll, Soc, Svl- haa-lx, Smncniv Row Fourteen Sernu, Shaulls, Shaw, Sherwood, Shulral. Shultz. SllllIllllI'd., Sluuperl. Sidenvr Row One Siegerl, Silxiriezl, Sillgl'1llDt3l'. Skulzl, Sltalzl, Skzisliunis, Skerrett, Slxuhis, Siillllll Row Two Sloan, Slocum. Sflltfjliill., Smith, Snlith, Smith, SIlllll'1lWSixl, Soils-n, Hollis How Three SUIIICFS, Spaxrlilin, Spenver, Sprin- ger, Springer, Sl'Sl1il, Stapleton, Stark, Slill'Sil1t3 Row Four Steel, Sleeves, Stein, Sleller, Stepun- ek, Stern, Stevens, Stevens, Stewart Raw Five Stnginslxi. Streyslnun, Sulek, Sum- ner, Sutcliffe, Sutton, Swinslai, Tul- ler, Talley Hou' Six Turilrori, Taylor, TllN'l0l', Tefs, Tl10lllllS, Thompson, 'Fl10l'IIlillll6ll, Thorpe, Till Row Seven Timmerman, Tindall, Tippett, Tom- cluxk, Tominello, Treeno, Trencli, Twolinslxi, Ulrirll Row Eight Urbunek, V zlllias, Vance, Vunek, Vain Wie, Yerville, Vida, Wzlldie1', Wal- eryszuk Row Nine Walls, Walsll, Wallsll, Wvulslrom, W1llJYliHl'Slii, Wu1't:1, W6ilW'61', Wel- eing, Wvennerlyerg Row Ten Wei'ltn1cislet', Whitney, Wliynol, Wllynott, Wit'ltai't. Willcins, Wil- lamd, Wlilliums, Willizlnls Row Eleven Willianlss, Wilson, Wfirth, Wi1'lz, Witlt0ws'slii, Wfolllwend Row Twelve Wolgnst, Woods. W0l'liHlilYl, Wy'- socki, Yarocki, Yeager Row Thirteen Zaborzlr, Zaborsky, Zniyuria, Zapp, Zzlrt-nilrslii Row Fourteen Zarubu, Zelepugus, Zeller, Zulke, Zuro aphamaaea Row One Allfilllillll. AflRIIlll'Zj'li, Atlillllfv, Al- exander, Anders, Anderson, Andorf, Hour Five Carroll, llekal, C4-rirola, Cllester, llllilre. ffiszewski, lfitro, ffizek, 446440460 Annen, Annieks, Arnett, Anderson, Baloun Row Two Balukus, Bandyk, Barnes, Barnes, Barthalomey, Basich, Baumgartiner, Beasley, Berk, Bevker, Beelpy, Bem- lrenek Row Three Bcnesh, Berger, Bergmann, Berna, Berner, Bovlleuek, Borian, Bock- holt, Bolotin, Booker, Boyve, Boyre Row Four Bradley, Bratsos, Brennan, Bucllin- ski, Buckley, Buddisli, Buerger, Bukovsin, Blll'lCll, Burkett. Cainski, Carlson Page 76 Llancy, Llark, Llayton. Lalnlran Row Six Coffey, Cole, Conen, Conlon, Con- nery, Conrad, Conversa, Corbett, Corruera. Cozzollo. Cunea, Czaj- kowski Row 7 Daley, Daly, Daniels, Davis, Da-eds. Deiller, Dew, Dillon, Dovkstader, Doherty. Domke, Dooling Row 8 Dorsett, Dreher, Dunklan, Eherle. Edwards, Egan. Ellen, Elliapulis, Ellison. Engelhard, Etzkorn, Evens Qaefihmen Row One Everellv, Ferry. Filip. Filip. lfeeley, Fellman, Fleming, lfralwizin Rout Two Freitag. l rienll. l nwler, lfunlalx. Cacek, Geary. Giall, Gilrlmns R ow Three mg q J Viignv A ,Q .I f ' ' . ' 'H ' b A il 'N J l X av '11 'x Q x .. KW. H: '2'H-. fr-Q It - xi gg . X e aw... l l . A . an A M-M. les? WN all A gg ff Y S y 'V Q gvhf X ii ' lu. LE .vi 2, ll X. l 'X M if :ni XX X get 1 K it M Page 77 ws.-g'a W X . A Q, Q ' Ciertz, Gilia-li, Gilivll. Glaser, Ulua- H' ,. 5 3' ' A W 3 A, X sun, Coeing. Gognla. Uononflc 1 ,Q .- ' If pi f Q EM V 'X ' ' f N? F f ' '51 -ll kj ' ff How Four ., , ,. ' I , X , ,af fig, . N Cort, Green. Griffin. Grossman. ' 'Q ii H i ' fi 9' if Cruhe. Grnnauer. Crygiel. Cuidvlla ' 'li 1 , 93? Y ff R L., ' ' ik Cunnn. Haggard. Ilajek. llalper. M, J, Y it X9 'X 5 ' ,J Hammond. Hanegan. Hansen. Har- an um, ,Q 4 A .X der W --.. 7' Q.. . H . Y 3 . ' iw .- ' ll 5 N 4 xy , 3, 1 I . 7 R010 bm' A ' V. K A 1 Harflt. Harper. Harrington. Harris. .3 X W S' Harrison. Harvey. Havlivek. Hayes x A gi.. ' ., Q 43- f . ' ' . P i i I' K X .Q W , . X , ,X 1 Row One ii' ' ,. aa? ' 5 5 if ' H4?1'lll, ell, Hemisuh, Heisler, Hill, 'gh A -. j N 3 , , Sl 1- .if 5 .5. f Hull, Hllllgoss, H01-hman , .mg A, Q. a A, -..-. ,. A 5 x ESQ? e 1 xi. . K + -- e - V Y li 5 ' I-. . iz: E. ml 'P A 1 Row Two .A -l, ' A 'qt , . v,,, U , 1 M f wg gay Horvalli. Hauser. Huliliard, Huen- '- ,M is X Y ifvkall Huguelel, Hunt, Hunter. Jala- - - ' . if ' US 'i ,- 3 - :A Wikis ge an Av' N -1 , W T 3 Q' 1, :- 1 Hour Three 5 ,jg J K im 3 4, .law-ksen. .l1lliWlCl'-. Janes, Jaskolski. 3- ' f A AV A Jenflzlo. Jennings, Jeslis, .I0i'llCIIS K, . Q - ,, , as Q' 5. W 5 f i . ' + K Q., A ' R 014' Four ri ' wh A i i Q, Jnllanek, Johnson, ,l0lll1SOH. ,l0llI1- X 4 3 ,P my - V va son. Johnson. Jones. Jones, Jordan ' if ' 'Q 2' h 'H. , 5 - Q' ' '5 1 ' H I . 4 . , M' b fag ! You F ne V Y A if f? EMIS' W M V H ff lxallaker. kllllll. lxarolrik. Kasak. , 3 1 , 5 my :r v 1. ' Katrenak. Kelley. Knnivy. Kent ' ' x H , T D' 2 ' -T' P F' A . N 0lL' IX l ALT? - 2 . ,V , Sa: W ul ' . X A Kern. lxerns. Kerzan. Kli mstein, 'K , .ff . ,, , .X V Y . , I . .- xg. , Q Knox. Koehler, KUDIUIS, Ixonrath .J gtg ' , , ..,., K Q' 4 . ,, .ff ' li' KA ler, Mitchell. Mittler, Mizwit-ki, R Q T Qaedfamen ' em, ,fe Tw '1 rg g.ef . f T J is ef ff A - . u h T I . jim di : 7 . Row One eff 1 V 'T' a t hy, R rt 5 Koi-lun- Kgzgllg, ,,V,,V,,A, ,A,,, , W ' ' 1 ' , 1, is ' 2? Kress. ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , Kuherski, LQ- Tiwf F 5 f 9 'A 1e,5Y 5 'iw i jf, My V, ' Ron' Two ' WM, G - , X Kutsc-hte, Lum-. Lung, Lung, Lange. 7 ' , ' ' ' Lezlthcrs. Leiae of if ' M ' Row Three TQWL gg. We i 1, W Q Levins, Levy, Lewis, Lewis, Lilmcr. I ' f Lindgren, Lippxfnvott, Locke ff F A ' e Q tif, W F ' Row Four A, F , 4 5,2 if A Long, Lovett, Lozzlnce. Lurus, Lurk- -VIF'N 2 , Mfg, hard, Lux-ki, Lukas, Lundquist ee Ein? ie4Jef WR' H ' 1',j':': 1 ' S K A , PL ,- T 1' Q ii ' L X E 1 :fr Row Five g , 33355 3 l i 'Q' ,ye Luszr-ek, Luth. Lyon. Malin. Mule- ., ' L ,gg i i 1, If -5' Q sic, Munkowski. Mxmow, MZIIIONN' li t , , L M V Q 5 ,Q as M ,awe ,M .. v , , fix 3 Q W, MilSl0WN'Ski, Musterson, Matherly. xi ' A W ' Mathis. Mvupem-k, Mm-Cinn, McGin- A A az, 5V i ' fi, Ng 'b nis. McKean - -,f . L M ,Ny E X 3' ' ' Q Q M X a A ,W ' 'Q Zi, 535. WN 5 L T -df T - - - : - f orgy, mwmim, P 'Ho r -,W .V 6,52 H .,. .555 ' .f:Q,f 'W eegwx. M,gf Lew Q H ..eA' fi K f ' , F ' wp-g M - . e'E 5 ,I e McKenna, Mm-Lean. McMullen, Mc- Q ,V-i i., V 1?'g,. .,,,l' Neff, Melvun, Messina, Meyer, ' H 3 I ' A W' 'H 2 X , jf Meyers ' , ' L g i '55 : ' A 5 4 fm Row Two if -V 5 W - Ml6l'ZW'il, MllCI1l'lSl, Mlllegun, Mil- ,zy b '- , - , ,m we P ff' . SEE Page T8 Molis Row Three Montgomery, Moolin, Moore, Mor- unz, Morgan, Moser, Motley, Muluy How Four Nulalzes, Nzltavirh, Neel, Nelson, Nevills, Niemiec, Niner, Nixon Row Five Wulzlron, Norcross, Northrop, Nor- walk, Nyherg, O'Brien, 0'Connor, 0,Deu Row Six O'Donnell, Olejczak, 0'Neill, 0'Par- ku, Orsi, Orzula, Osting, Pukula ,. ,,.,- , Y , NN r xx .N,xeX 4!g!:5 h,4 FQQ? Qfvf wx Wg if 2,50 . ml x if .... .. f -- .Q X x .C ' .W Q f ,za . ' WELQ ' ' EAA gif LES: ' 'G': :-.Q 'f A M' 'river 1359 , Wg,' r1TE. .1 Q Q AX Q , 'vw Ext f x I, .. i 2' , 1 , rs H. L .. , ' as ff 5 ' - we - :iff ' .r' is ,,, ', 'ls' , , 1 - 05 4 , , 4 ' it ' Q a 5 , . Y ..,.. M, M Y? i Q wb Gr 5 ,A Qt R 4fL64!tl446lfL Row One Panko, Pasquinelli, Passowic, Pa- vell, Pechausek, Pennoyer, Pepperl, Perkowski, Perun, Petersen, Pet- raitis, Phillips Row Two Pius, Plociennik, Pluceuski, Policli, Polichemi, Polmaszek, Pontious, Porter, Porter, Pounds, Powarzyn' ski, P1'ilZl1l'll Row Three Price, Price, Prieskop, Quinlan, Radley, Randich, Rank, Rasgon, Ratkow, Reading, Reagan, Reis Row Four Remle, Repp, Riley, Rockwell. Rodge, Roeske, Rogers, Rogoznica, Rosow, Rosmis, Ruzich, Ruckel c 1 5 Q 2 Row Five Ryan, Sakales, Schade, Schader Schaefer, Schank, Scharf, SCll2ll1Cl' Scheid, Schcnold, Scheunemann Schimpt Row Six Schmidt, Schmitt, Schultz, SC'lllll'l'lEl Schweikert, Sebesta, Seeger, Selor Semal, Selina, Shaddon, Shalava Row Seven Shielos, Shonrock, Shusan, Simpson Sims, Sinn, Siple, Siska, Skuhiszew ski, Slusar, Smalley, Smith Row Eight Smith, Smith, Sfllflltl, Socllacki, Soj ka, Soltis, Soltis, Soltis, Spalla Steele, Stefanicu, Stern gaefthmen Row 0110 Row Five Stokes, Street. Stubbs. Sulku, Sullixun. Smxrtzel. Sypniexsski, W'erner. West, YVhilmul, Wilde. W'ile5. Vbfilkin Sypniewski, Szaxfoni, Szewrzyk, Szymunski. Tllfllil Row Two Row Six Talley, Tzlms. Taylor. Thi:-Ile. TIIUIIIZIS. Tlurigun. Tnsli, Tiny- Vfindsor, Wvoidl. Yvood. luvko. Yclk. Yerknvirh mere, Tressler. Trielne. lvrlum. Yamek Row Three Ron' Seven Van Wfeslrienen, Yem-il. Ninvenl, Yoltz, You Drusn, Yoros. Young, Zaks, Znppemlnrf, Zuppovinu. Zkll'ClllllSlxi. Zeilner Wzxiter, WQIIIOH. XX7ZlIll1iilI'Ski. Walsllinglon. Wfuthen, WIIIISOII Row Four Row Eight Yvzllcon. W2ly'llC. Welxlr. Wagner. We-il1e1'. Wenlzel Ziekus, Zig! Zinkel. Zivirn, Zlllibltllx mad' Page 80 ni 8, xt 1 K i 5 .gi . VY 4 V ..-f F I : I ':.,,. gy LV is . K. -25 V ,S Q, , A . 1' A' ' E ' Y iz., .1 qifg 1 J e We H x . 4 , X ,, 5 ..1.,,: x b, .a. 9. im.. WN? S ' fi- .Q ez:- W X, ,- NV , n 5 J v , A ex 2 B he-'F an 1 ,. W f ,E - ' Q5 A ',A, A 1 1 ,. ij.: , . .:..., ':f' 2 -ws ' ,. fi ., fe 1 myma of Ziffzam We Emu' I. C. C. OFFICERS James, Englehardt, Singin- ski, Dunn, Eckert, Oyler P. T. A. OFFICERS Mrs. Fred Jorsch W 3rd Vice, Mrs. James Smykal -Sec., Mrs. Kaysen-2nd Vice,Mrs.MichelsvTrcas.. Mrs. Sherwood-Rec. Ser., Mrs. Eifert-lst Vice, Mrs. Huff-President Because of the conscientious work of the lntvrcahinet Council and the loyal cooperation of he-r students, LIll4llDl0lI1 had a great honor bestowed upon her last year. Several new books now adorn the shelves i11 our lihrary as our reward in the Non-Glass Breakagc calnpaign. The P.T.A., which is composed of thc parents and teachers of Linrlbloinites, strives to solve many of the prohlenls which may arise in student and school life. Through frequent programs, parents are acquainted with thc various organizations and departments of the school. , 1 N m Page 81 1911119 , ' ' I 17 ww, F 10 1 1 NW '1x ' 1 17 11' p, 11-11 ' - QI am 11 QWQ 1 , , 724' 17,1 '-. , f ,.-ix , 4'9 ff3'i QQ? 1 . ' g AW? 1w, Qffll nw fi .ff '1 ' I gf! 1 ' sf' X1 , ' ' ,Q fs 1 hM131 ww um we ' 1. '1 1 01 .-!1.m,,f41 ' Ui xy , ,Y 6 W thx! SW, J, L l',i:g'lM!1 1'qI,i'I 43 Z X I ' if JV. ,W , ' '1 'f'1. -, '11 X.-,1 ' ' '1 , 11. ' - Y 11, M., V , I --lg. 1' ..g.111 11 1' 1, I ,,1 1. f!4 ,'11nb A N1 'j I . 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The hest it is, for the editors, husiness heads, and faculty advisors work in personal eo-operation with professional people. Through the pages of the annual, the Lindhlomite sees his school year pass i11 review. All the fine assemblies, honors and awards, studies and fun are once more recalled and he is again living that year at L. T. H. S. Page 84 Miss Carrie L. George, Elaine Burns, Irene Gordon-Co-Editors-in Mr. V. C. Mills, Business Adviser Faculty Sponsor -chief liarry Lindgren-Assistant Business Man Gladys Cahill, Bob McCarthy, Jeanne St. n1ainefCo-Business Managers a ger, Ger- Barricaded in their little bomb shelter under the northeast stairs, with such materials at hand as desks, chairs, and editors securing the door, twenty staffers huddle together to keep warm. Would somebody dare to run upstairs to close the ywindow? No, he might be ambushed by some vengeful Lindblomite whose name was mis- spelled. The Eagle is out! You, dear readers, have the privilege of seeing the literary geniuses, busi- ness brains, and junior Rembrandts pictured on these pages before the long arduous hours of work to complete this masterpiece had taken their toll. They are now tearing their hair in agony as Joe Schmoe serawls his cute lill saying all over a beautiful layout. Picture 1-Ciolamas, Bielawa, Wood- ward, Stoginski, Erickson, Erkert, S4-hoenheider Picture 2-Randich, Cordon, Pisnnelli, Jones-Art Staff Picture 3-Wfeber, Piha, Bala-sh-Spo1'ts' Editors, Weston - Literary Editor Page 86 PICTURE I Milchrist, Van Ry, Calplfmfgponsor, Templeton, Waxlslis Managing Editors PICTURE II Schmuhl, Ceiser, Odehnal, Zacovitch-Page Editors, Tziritos-Managing Editor 440-114 Me Sudffifne lla llfze Ri You can alwavs tell thc Wcckl editors bv the ha ard look it is customar for . y . gg Y them to wear. This 'Gold lookm is shared b fivc mana in editors, thus lllillilllff Y 3 F5 rn the nervous breakdowns comparatively rarcl The stall' is famous for its prompt and conscientious work. Proof of this can bc had any Thursday when the subordinate publication probably appears. gefaincf 6 The depressed reporter looks in- to the eyes of his raging editor. 6'Wl1at if the assembly isn't ai success. It isn't until tomorrow. NThat's beside the point, raves the editor, Lathe copy must be ill today. At this point our rc- porter sighs, N0h, for the life of an Eaglelitef PICTURE I Rou'1fDemask, Gervais, Buchanan Row 2-Purliman, Hill, Selmeeberger, Mncnk, Jurkovich, Cohen R0w3iMorgzln, Konicek, Duncan, Harnacll, Coodhnrt, Z1-Insky, Bukrins, Dunn PI CT ll RE II Anderson, Small, Murkel, Fox, Bzdurtll, H2l1'l'lSfAS5,l Editors rn PICTURE III Row 1-Jensen, Billstrom, Gerten R014-2s Swindells, Dozicr, siudna.-ku Row 3--.la l1x1 es. lfrbunek, Moore. Con- torer, Siudnic-ka, Wlialen, Krause Page 87 K 6 al 7!ze nam ' am! Seam Q PICTURE II PICTURE I Row 1AMcCarlhy, Allen, Mihovil- ovich Row 2- Lasko, Skula, Tarabori, Mickow, Ketchum, Ryan Row 1- Rouv 2 Piha, Houscr f Clmirmfm HoeHer, Ohnysty Bielawzl, Larsen, Singin- ski, Rasmussen, Corsky, Steiner, Kohuus W r- Page as Twenty heads are set to work as the Senior Boys' Council concentrates on the publishing of Lindblonfs annual pep book. The Counci1's weekly meetings are opened with their oath of Hdelity, followed by a report on the condition of the school building, contacts with civic and social groups, and plans for the future. The boys who comprise this council are selected by their fellow students and teachers. Personality as well as scholarship is taken into consideration. They're tops ill their class. The boys are expected to go about their work quietly and conscientiously. Under the guidance of Coach Janousek, replacing Mr. Moore, the council has done its share to preserve Lindblom's spirit and traditions. l 7fae Reef fackel' PICTURE I Keeley, Metzl, Cozzcllo, Just, Norwich, Hazzard, Rudivoy, Cianolu PICTURE II Row 1-Kasten, Beata, de Boishlunc Row 2A-Bertsos, Scheunemann, Orr, Olson, Hoync, Dreyer PICTURE III Rollins, Brunner, Barr, Hawks, Allen. Glassman, Grand, Rademacherv-Sponsor Always ready with a smile of welcome for guests at one of the many teas at which they serve as hostesses, the Senior Girl Councilors, sponsored by Mrs. Rade- lllaCl1Cl', typify LIIldlJlOl1l,S spirit. Among their numerous services are semi-annual Freshman 'tours of the school and the care of our Social Room. Through sales of bows, candy, and flowers they pay for its upkeep. Page 89 Zlpkaidme me 7wJziam4 PICTURE I Row I-Kndich, Cullerton, Ole jcuk, Choisser, Dickson Schroeder, Moran, Rollins Coering Row 2--Schneeberger, Sollis, 01-th Atkins, Smeeton, Graham Burns Steiner, Jusicn, Brennan Mahn PICTURE II Page 90 Row 1iSegin, Elm, Jurgovun, Hathaway, Sl. Cernminc, Eckert, Sloginski, Skinner Bailey vell, Klein, Rutujski, Gor- ecki, Strelow, Coodhart. Welding, Cohen Every other lvedncsday one can hear various discussions coming from 3ll. It isn't over ambitious students staying for classwork, but rather the I. C. C. The aim of this organization is to assist the principal in school projects and govern- ment. Ono of the ways in which they have brought honor to the school was by heing awarded at cfrtilieate for Mfllllllllg first prize in the Clean-Up Campaign. Another project carried out successfully was helping the needy in Cook County Hospital. The council has made II1lI1160g1'ZlpllCt'l copies of the minutes of all the meetings for distribution among divisions. e v Row 3-Toppett, Beam, Carlherg, , Row 2-Micetic, Push, Evans, Pu- Clean-up Campaign- Smeeton, James, Elkins, Markel OFFICERS Peter Dunn-Pres., Joanne 0yler-- Ser., Ginger Engelharclt -- Sec.. Bev Juxnes-Y. Pres., .lolm Stagin- ski T Spon. 7fzeq E ffze Scfzaal Due to the Cllllllgf' of the lnter-Cabinet Council l'0llSlllllll0Il il lun lwuoim- -:mv ofthe largest organizations in Limlhlum. ln arlmlition to the nivnllwrs from the active clubs, there is now a representative froln 1-vi-ry division. Being a llH'IlllJ0l' of the council does not merely mean work, it also has various enjoyable activities connectecl with it. Last fall the l. C. C. llclql two vm-ry SlllT0t'HSlilll lmnvlit dances, the Harvest-Hop and the SHO-Isilll. Another Hll0l'l'i-ltllilll enterprise was the winning of a two-liundrecl-clullar award in the anti-wimluw lnroakagc ilrivv. It was with this 1110114-y that they bought eighty-nine hooks for the lilnrary. reas.. Xvillllfl' l'. ,lepsen--W Page 91 , Page eafwiea pipeand Sauce Me Safran! The responsibility of much of the routine work in handled by the girls of the mail service. This work problems and social contacts with fellow students pr ing personality. Mrs. Atkinson acts as sponsor. Row 1--f-Buckley, Egan, We1'ne1', J0l7llBI1S, Moeller, Ervin Row 2--Hohm, Mac-ak, Schncelncrger, Pol- if-k, SOCllilCliU, Bovkholl Row 3-Wzlsielewslai, Sulka, Cergel, Ver- delle, Mandziara, Orlh, Slocum, Rosich, Atkinson, Miller, Zuicl- ecma, Olejc-ak, Carstens, Eckert Row 1-Eberlc, Janes, Hanna, Kress, Si- kirica Row 2-Campo, Schick, Clancy, Jalllon- ski, Glovsky 'Iitll'lTlLll'Cli, Steindel, Rozdilsky, Zeilner, Sochacki, Baumgarlner, Row 3 Lanc, Kapuslka 4-Manghera, Klein, Jungman, Haw- rylewicz, Bony, Podolsky, Slama, Talley R ow Row 1-Toelstede, Cozzello, Balhacker, Clark, Egan Row 2-Conrad, Clossman, Kalec, Soko- lowski, Wllile, Cull, Carlson Casper Row 3--Kuchan, Cook, Beam, Kaliski Pierce, Procich, Brosman, Tin- dall, .lochens 92 the various school oflices is trains them in actual oiiice oznote leadership and pleas- Sefuuce .94 74644 gmuneu Mail Seaaice eadinell Cortlon, Pre-sirlontg Cierut, X ire Prcsidenlg .l0lll1S0ll, Tl't?1lrlll'l'l' Row I Pt-pin, K1llli6l'Zliil. Felir, Xvflfllillllli, Rural, l'n'a1lw Kun' 2 Mrs. Allilllilllln Sponsor, Boyer, Krall, Zcnamit-lx, lilwfgnvp, 0'Mullc-y Kam' 3 xll0S1lli, Sllllllill, Proscn, Lzmlourcux, Kmalrils., llngun- l.li.C. Craving llll' hulls nvvry Frirlay can bf' sm-n tln- girls in pink and wllitv llllifO1'II1S. Tln-so girls, known us lllf' Nlail Servicv Cillllllt'l. nmkv up tln- govvrning body of tlmt 0l'gZllllZilll0Il. Bvsifles planning tllf- two sox-iul tvus vuvll st-nwstvr, tllesc girls art- ffvcfr rvzuly to uphold the traclitions of l,lllIllJlOlIl40Vf'l' rvatly with tllvir st'rVi1't- with il Slllilffl Page 93 13011 R014 Hou' Hou R014 R011 Ron Iillll ' '7 11 u!W4icf4.faae... lw-hr. W4-stun :x1'l'0lllI7..lmllgllll. Kalflims. Tzirilas. l'ufn-to. Caluszynaki. Ballavlurr, lNInyne'. Bic-laxxa .M-rmnp.. King. St. flCl'lll1lll1P. Orr. Se-gin. XX'vllt'f'lt'l'. Cervenka Sokulmwki, Nelson. Tziritas. DOLilij'','xl'l'0lllll. liaslvn. lxll'l'llll'lilllP, lyxllliltfl. Balfanz. ,lain-zmwlxi, Kava, Judis, Jackson, Roll-k, Kraus, Famllu-rg, Culao, lAll10Nll'll, B1'lllil1gl, 51'll!llllll S!'lll'Illlt'llliIllIl, I,Ul!l'illil'il'll, Bcrlsos, Ruzllilslq, Tue-lslvtlu lilifly, Daria, Milrovix-ll S1'lll'0t'1l0l', Mason, Fox, Alpers, Ryan, Neel, lirillain, Swanson, Mayer, Rozclilsky, Slcinvr, l 1'rry, Prose-n, Skulris, Zappa SIIICMP, Olson. Sloginski, Leonardo. llelfrics, lionglmuscr, Hamilton. Cioulos, Unrsley, Nnmivki, Julius, Srlnuidlke, Jennings, Ulejx-ak, Ilrnnrler Slxurup l.ilu'arian, Svlnnill, liolmlii, filillkllllllh Known ll1I'lPllj,IllUlll tlw city fm' fl: liizz' mu ic- and Olllflilllfllllg lalvnl is ilu- .VX fiill7lH'llil Vll0ll'. 'llllv Clll'lSflllLlr fa-asml saw ilu- Ullllll' IIlt IHlJl'l'5 carrying: lllllllt' llwir l'ilP1'r anal rnlws almnst f'Vl'!'f' 1-vvning. for funn- aplwarancv. lllll' Clll'lSllllilF llSH1'llIlllf naw gin-:I a llI'0l'PSFl1iIl2ll loin-li uilli llllxll' lll'UIl.lll'll0ll of llamlm-Vs M:-ssiall.M llll4ll'l' Ilia' lvzulvrsllip ol' Mr. 'llaylmx a gn-al IllllSl0lilll in hih own right. Ilia' lll1'lIllH'l'H say they vannol llvlp lvlll lw Sl1l'Ct'SSl'lll in all ilu-ir llIlll1'l'lillilllgS. Pagv 91 in Seafzcfz ca-A a Ztfaacfn f,l1lSt,illHliIlg soloists and lvzul voim-vs Illillit' up lhv Nlzulrigul QIYUIIP of 1110 A Cuppollu Choir. Thv gold stolvs on the-ir rulws distinguish lllt'lll from Ihr' olhcr choir nlvlnbers. They :nw wilful upon 10 pe-rfornn mln-11 thc full choir is not nvvdcdg in such iIlStHll009 as thv llldlllitiilll Assculbly and for small -zflulrs. lwcacffugald Row 1'--Tzirilaxs, Bzlllau-lxe1', Hoyuc, Guluszynski, Biclansu-Acvolllp. Row 2-King, Mily'Cl', Swanson, Rozdilsliy, Steiner, LilI10Nil'l1, Cnrslxy, S1'llClIIlt'l1llllllI, Uohriu- vicll, Bertsos, Slogirlfki, Skorup Pugv 95 3 0l l IlIERS Howl Nam NYM- l,illl'Lll'i2lll. liannp I,ilbI'ill'ill!l, Kilm-3 Lilmlriun. D1'eye1'-- 5l'1'I'l'lLll'f. N1l'I,1lllQLllIill F1-4-ra larry. .-xdillllrfnSt'1'l'PlLll'j, Hman: vlwl'1'1l.w.. lfivlll- Xiu'-l'1'vf.. fI:l1'ey- Prw.. Nlivlu-If XX1lr4lrulw Mk lr:-sf. SXYiIldC1li''AwYil!'Ill'lbll1' Nliflra-5-, livulu- M 4-mmvzlniil 3 R 2 16 1:1111 Rau' Rau' If --51-I Ron' I-l'm-lrmlv. lllllflx. liIH'4IigC9l'. Hivlon. WYililEl'. W1-isv. llilko, hurl-lan. Mlm-lu-ls, Nlulu-r. Chix. Zuro 2 'N11lfI'l', Ilofm-:1ril1m-, x1l'N01llj', Korivh, 54'hl'm-dvr, Sllilllllllll, lx 1 I 1 as ivln, FNIRISOII, lfislwr, Kflllllllll, Boob, K2llilj'lIili, Ilurlxin, M1-llunnvll, Slxillil, xXvilQIl1t'l' lmidl. lmngu. D4-Ifs. P1lXlll'il'll. IIUIIFRI-. Illwope-las. Sl. llvnis. liilvy. HYZIIIIAI. xXv1'llrl0I'. Ol'lll1ll1. tzilllllgllilll-. Igvillil. Ill'0j0l'. Hzllaljvznllx I' S4-imlvlls. nl1'I,1llIgIllill. Clli'lIlil'll. Mzlxal. Walls. Lann- 1ux I our- . .ou-, On-s, Sll'0!lt'l', 5llHiXllIl, 1xllll1'l'S0ll. Allrivlz, llylms. llulnluuwl . Stlltllllttll. Row 1- Nix. Z0llllNlt'lx. Roztk. dclioishlunr. St'llllt'l'1' IECRIIII, St-her, RCllllWillil. Ifiorv. L:ulVlonl:lgm'. llm-ns l:01l'2fClll1Sllilll'l, Philp, Mullek, Yun Wie, Griffith, Rilt-y, Zol- ensky, Kotkoyirh, Fr:lm'is. Borlulin. llolnlivk. llivlxson, Carr Row 3--Larsen, Hirtz, Cerhau-, Polcski. Lau-zny. lAllll0lll'0llX. Juli- lonski. 0,Bl'ilIl0W'il', H1lNS'l'f'l0M'it'Z. Tremfh. Nculnun, llun- yea, Carlson Ro1c4-Cierut, Peterson. Harvey. Huber. Hervulson. Prkut, ks, Adams, Field, Carey, Kamp, Clzlrin, Tefs, Furhs H aw mania., .ew rqfang, I'hv music pculs out and glorious songs arc- lu-ard from an dazzling array of girls dressed in white. The Girls' Chorus, uudvr tht- direction of llrs. Rosenthal, is working hard for un S in tho city contost. This is the highest honor that can l by any lllllSlt'ill 0l'gilIliZ2ltl0ll. Mrs. l'i0St'Illll2ll, who has returned l ved and appreciated by her girls f rm- f r llc ilt'lllCVl't . U after il yCar's subhaticall leave. is lllllt'll o , X Along with tht- Boys' Chorus, they have given u number of excellent per 0 auuevs, not only for tht- studc-nt body hut outsiders as well. There aro a total fo one hundred and twenty girls in tho chorus, who mevt every day third period t body truly VVl'lC0lllt'S Mrs. ,RtlSt'lllllkll hack. The studon P age Row1fUrban, Mack, Atkins, Cabele-Sec., Harrast King Urban Wllsh Vice Pres., Harrison, Odehnal, Jorsc-11-Pies Anderson Treas Row 2-Welcing, Green, Templeton, Peitkiewlcz Lindsey Martin Bfurelt Mlllel Urban, Bubolz, Howell, Hofmann, Jfnldas Cook Glmfl Balesh Row 3-Meyers, McMullen, Elsner, Wirlll, Lurki Rempert Sutcliffe Row 4vKencl, Orsi, Gardner, Surico, Bell, Gabel Nieman Qlebllt Celnlng Kott Troutman, Zacovitch Slfulke Zip Ae Banc! To the Concert Band goes the credit for the stirring music played on the football field, at the pep rallies, and other such events. Under the baton of Captain Jay Sawyer, each year the band has been judged as one of the finest among the high schools of the city. These ratings are the result of much hard work on the part of the band personnel, for many a day it is necessary to practice after school hours i11 order to attain these honors. A great many of the members have not had any musical training prior to enter- ing Lindblom. They are placed in intermediate band after receiving the fundamentals in a beginners' class. Finally the student is graduated into concert band. Page 98 OFFICERS Row 1 Row 2 Row 1-Laschober,Flanagan, Row 2-Miller, Lang, Kanis, Row 3- Row 4- -Bures, Accomp. -MeAndrew, Sec.g Sweell, few, ancf Salle! Kacmarek,Accomp. Lovelle, President Mosiej, Vice Pres. Polson, Lih.g Gold Lib.g Lizars, l.C.C Rep.g Lang, I.C.C Rep.g McGrath, Lib. Hnlko, Treas.g Bak- rins,Sec.g Craig,l..ib McGrath, Vicich, Li- zars, Halko, Staple- ton, Schmitt, Crow- den, Rosenthal- Sponsor Gestwa, Urbanek, Huff, Breier, Gra- ham, Jablonski, Mo- siej Bakrins, Loohy, Har- nach, Bois, Bradel, Phillips, McAndrew, Balek, Gold, Dadas Evans, Hackendorf, Polic, Van Wie, Sta- hurski, Zemsky, Pol- son, Nowicki, Die- ner, Schmidt, Craig, Slonina, Lovelle Again the Spring Festival was an exceptionally gala event and connnents were, of course, enthusiastic for our how-tie baritones. The Boys' Chorus always gives a good performance. Under the able direction of Mrs. Rosenthal, they spend every fifth period in practice to perfect their songs with exacting tone quality. Soloists and quartets add to the sparkle of their many performances. The Chorus elects officers each semester to carry out the routine business of the group. 5 Page 99 Page 100 paedenli fffadic Makeu To train Lindhlolnites to appreciate and learn to love classical inusie, Mr. Christian iiynghy meets every day with erstwhile 'l'oseaninis and devotes his time to them, hoping that some day they might heeonn- perfoetionists at the instruments they play. Having given seven eoneerts last year, these students have gained mueh experience in appearing heforo audiences. Not only does tht- entire orchestra entertain, hut a few of the more skillful IIICIIIIICFS-iIilV0 given individual perfornlanecs at different activ- ities throughout the year. At Yuletide, violinists, dressed in festive robes, enhance the heanty of the traditional earois by the Senior Councils. The assistance of other lnemhers of the orehestra have eontrihntefi to the SIIKTICCSS of many a Iiindhloiu program. Roz: Ron' Kon Ill!!! Hou Hou Rau' R 014 Qacfzeftllfza pyutann Mzxrilx. S0llIlt'llUl'll. Kalrnlowslgi. Slt'W1ll'l. C4-rg.-l. Piano H. . .. Suu-olon. l'0lro. tllllllldlll. Ryan. xvliflilllilll. HI'lllll'Q'lN'l'gl'l'. Mzwzllx. llll1s.l,:lpullla.l' l,o1'lw. Morgan. XYoo4lxszur1l. Mille-r Sim-l, Melku Nivlscn. 51-lllalvll slxi. lllroz llouril. ,'ililxl0l'lllil. llorrigzm. llvplnurn. liifzn-un, Piorkoxsslxi. lSral:ls4'll. 'li1'llllll1'l0ll. llom-alll. l.illlc-. 'l'onn-llallx. Dixon, Cralvos, Poiner. fll'Q'l'll Shultz. Culp. Milvln-ll. Jay. M1-Elroy Push. Morgan. Amlcrson. lxIlll'lxt'5. Wicks. ll0llglilhS. Rm-IQ, Lippn-r. Z1lI'lllHl. Fowler, lliq-Inman. Hugo. Liclrolfl, Tillolson, Baldwin. Relferl. Kumpis. l'le'in1lu-rl. llill. Stroller. Rlllil. l 0I'llill0l' Page 101 fnfeffigence fncaapoaaiecf As he reaches the final marking period, the student Lindblomite won- ders if he is again eligible for mem- bership in the Honor Society. It is quite an accomplishment to be classed with these students. To attain this honor hc must have E or above in major subjects and G or above in minor subjects. At the Honor Society assembly, pills are awarded, upon which is engraved the emblem of this achievement. Any student who wears this pin should be looked upon as being one of the scholars at Lindblom. PICTURE I Row I Small, Pojeta, Tuczynski, Glovsky. Cramlich, Barta, Koovalles, Steel, Conn Row 2--Andrews, Altman, Olive, Boyer, Moran, Cicernas, Dusek, XVilliams How 3--Pedersen, Balesh, Hlll'IlRlt'll, Smith R., Zemsky, Josepher, Konicek, Zuurbier Row 4-Stoginski, Witkowski, Cernak, Kad- it-li, Little, Bubich PICTURE II Row 1--Ft-hr, Vlosak, Schroeder, Svheune- mann, Weller, Barcy Ron' 2-Bzduch, Adams, Hawks, Feranec, Levinthal, Brennan, Bernlnlrdt, Meyer Row 3 Engelhardt, KHlIlIl'll, Koricli, Ger- vais, Tressel, Wllite, Wcsttrii, Ur- banek Row 4--Willizlms, Fox, Awlt, Eckert, Kriv- vhuk, Dahlstrom, Roth, Brueggeman - Hou' ne--Forrest, Cuculivh, Novosud, Thom- xnen, Pavat-ich. Samuels, Klein. ,lurgovan PICTURE III Row 1-W:1le1'yszak, Trench, Koveski, Lung, Kiszkan, Kashew, Hull, Carroll, Mal- vak, Rozdilsky Row 2 -Ervin, Till, Atkinson, lll'0IfIl'll, Pierce, Procloclil, Vervillc, I.ayo, Slot-urn, Novak Ron' 3 fIAlSl'll0lTCI'., Pelekoudas. Ratanski, Polansky, Coodhart, Pavlik, Sarik, Obrievht, Orth Hou' 4fBerk, Conner, Daley, Carlson, Hru- ska, Miller, Hoult, Boyle 7!Le Guam af Me Uaap HONOR ROM I Anderson - Treasurer, Lasko - Vice-President, Pilm - President Stroner--Secretary Huekendorf, Houser Sehmulll, Ktl1'HlHl'0lC, Feld man, Reis, Miller, Ander Blidy, Harris, Piorkowski Braasch, Lupuitis, Sonne born, Brunner, Keeley Olson, Pisanelli, Tziritus Row 1vSnyder, Van Ry, Lasko Wulsll, Rollins Row 2A- son Row 3-Jackson, Smejknl, Laiter Sehneeberger, Munshern Row 4- Row 5- Jensen, Rago, Bieluwa Tzirilas, Krug, McGrath Houska, Ferrero, Stroh lien On the Honor Society plaque in tl1e front hall, which lists all who have earned lll0lllb6l'SlllIJ, will be found zx number of names with asterisks before them. These are the fellows and girls who are hcld in awe by the majority of Lind- lJl0llllt6S because they have achieved Scholarship Certificates. To attain this honor, grades must he in all major subjects and E or above in minors. These students are given their awards by Mr. Yates and Nlr. Palmer at ax special assembly when the oflicers chosen by the entire Honor Society are presented to the student body. Speeches given by the president, faculty, and guest stress the fact that these nlenlbers not only excel in scholarship but are representative of every club and activity in the school. Row 6-Townsend, Tillotson, Bo- Page 103 .,, . .M fbaeameai fbeliqfal' PICTURE I Row 1- Row 2-- R ow 3 R0 ur 4- de Boislvlune, Purliman, Rossow, Rolek, Roulnik, Lipinski, Chwus zcewski, Hoefier, Deleourt Beulu, King, Bielamal, .l0l'Sl'll, Glalssmun, Dreyer, Podolsky, Cas per, Bednurik, I-loffmun. Olmysly -Lindgren, Moore, Brown, L0l'IllJ1ll'd0, Levins, Nelson, JQIIIPXPWSIQI Sl. Germaine, Sflliilllldlllilllll. Wheeler. Beliling, 1illl1'll0l' -Metzcl, Cozzella, Doenges, Zelensky, Grand, Buvhzman, Orr, Hall zard, Solomon, Smeeton, Rizzo, Bertsos PICTURE II Row 1 N6llB1', Nielsen, Atkins, Sarasin, Gade, Purulelee, llallpenny Row 2- Row 3 Row 4 Page 104 Hoyne, Mitrovicli, Swindells Parliman, Rutajczak, Mason, Coker, Yunik, Sf'llW'i1l'lZ, Maurer Pepin, Pasquinelli, Zuldemu, Winkler -Burns, Hill, Milchrist, Stut-we, Odelmal, Zenaiwivk, Klussens Barr, Arnold, Stroner Ketchum, Nelson, Bet-var, Templeton, Markel. Miliovilovit-lu, Rim- kus, Miller, Teubel, Green ' 9 At the close of the semester students are ready to close their eyes and their books, but those dreadful tests keep you awake and full ol' wonder. You did want lo make the Honor Society! the test papers are handed back you're afraid to look. You take it lraek to your desk, and carefully drop your eyes to the paper. To your relief you've made the grade. Youire safe until next year. 7fze Wig? Eileen lvI0lliil Sl?t'IA0lill'j. Glenn Devries-Advertising Manager. Mr. C. Blomquist-Sponsor Ron' I-Giulunms. Boens. Holnn. Brown, Burgclmarkdt, Kern, RilnlilIlS, Rim-liter, Gergel, Cade Hou' Zfllolulr, Hilker, Morley. Szlmllrerg, Franks, lJilililS, Anderson. Sielnllt Ron' 3 Biunm-hi. Bcllzuvizl. Engellulrdl. Yrunek, Derlms, Berg, Stroll An integral part ol' tllv Engle is the- Advertising Stuff with its subordinate group, tlw liluglv All Clulm. Both ol' tllvsc groups are undvr the- auspices of Mr. Bloom- quist, who gives his advice and lwlp when it is needed. The Advertising Staff oversees thv suliscription and layout of all ads. The menibers of the Eagle Ad Club arc the actual and finders. 'l'hesc bloodhounds go out into the cold, wide world and plc-ad, threaten, or blaclunail business men and manufacturers to advertise in the lllilglllfltfvlll publication, the Eagle. Page 1 05 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row uicfmq .figfrid -Polish-Co. Assistant Chief, Arkush-Co. Asst. Chief, Mm-Carthy-Treas., Heffner, Lindgren, Creighton, Piorkowski, Rozdilsky, Riehl, Roz- kilsky AW. W. Freese4Sp0nsor, Houser-Co-Chief. Ryan Co-Chief, Schoenheider, Corecki, Kouba, Mash- aske, Swanson, Dendler, Templeton, Konicek, Jiskra -Piha, Lovelle., Ambroze, Harnach, Kansas, Schmuhl, Stempinski, Harrison, Hamlet, Drienka, Balesh, Fleming, Botica -Mihovilovich, Skala, Cygan, Henry, Hoffman, Walz, Coules, Czapek, Dowding, Weber, Cun- ningham, Jaros, Berd, Hunkes, Rockwell -Brennan, Grenn, Urban, Strom, Poe -Stoginski-Chief, McCarthy, Dendler, Woodward, Phillips, Swanson, Konicek, Crenn, Chwasz, Miller -wM0ehle-S onsor R an Blum Mashaske You P 9 y 7 7 a 1 ' les, Stempinski, Balesh, Schmuhl, Skala, Miho- vilovich Polish, Kansas, Fox, Pendlebury, Lovelle, Mo- ran, Harnach, Harrison, Zemsky, Urban, Schoen- beider, Baker EV' . if A As the bells ring and students pour out of classrooms, the Fire Marshals, under Mr. Freesc, direct the flow of traffic from the building. Yvith shouts of 'QSM-p livelyw and Quiet, please, an orderly drill is executed. '6Have your tickets ready. This way, please! Mr. lVloel1le's ushers, always courteous and alert, deserve much credit for their efficient service at Limlblonfs assemblies and productions. Page 1 06 Row Row Row Row 4, fem, ea , norm .1 The stage is set and thc house lights are dimmed. Curtain going up! Behind every Lindblom production are two groups of boys, both sponsored by Mr. Chatten, who are essential to its success. All props and scenery are erected by the Stage Crcw and all the lighting effects are planned and arranged by the Light Brigade. The members of the Movie Projection Club assist in the visual education program now predominant in many classrooms. This group is instructed hy Mr. Weckel. 1-Zakapia, Knlousek 2-Brittain, Hosler, Krisik 3-Erickson, Bzlrthulmeyr, Gorecki, Wec-kel-Spon- Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 -Buukos, Gnca, Wil kins, Brittain, Poe Czupek, Coreclsi ABoticu, Chatten Dendler, Heffner, .la ros, Hosler Burtholmey, Schuldt Tumarkin, Wappel sor, Frank Meyers, Lehmacher, Strelev, Crenn, Bolica, Tum- arkin, Korres, Levitt Poe, Wappel, Tumarkin, Willcins Page 1 07 eaedcafz. Say! Uni! Uni. N.--v Row 1-Jublonski-Treasurer, Thayer-President, Duncan-Vice President, James-Secretary, O'Connell-Sponsol Moeller, Petrone, Roediger Row 2-ff-Swvanson, l41ll'll0lll'8UX, Wel1ste1', Wl'atney, Van Rv, Wnlslx, Trien, Hodges, Jurkovic, Bull, Bon-inn Row 1-lleaudrenu, Calvin, Stoginski, Smeeton How 2fRockwell, Brzostowski, Hogan, Gordon, Sullivan-Sponsor Row 3fBois, Blusko, Stroller, Bush, Cassie Demonslrnting-Trcssel, IAJZCZIU, Kusnalska, WlllSll, Milf-uk Ancient anthology of Romans and the Creeks are the favored topics of the Latin cluh. Miss 0'Connell leads these discussions while officers Thayer, Dunvan, JHIIICS, and ,lahlonski help to lllhlkt' the meeting worthwhile. ln the French Cluh only the best of manners and the greatest of politeness are to he displayed for the French students illllIlll'8 the courtesy of the French people. Therefore, they meet twice a semester to learn of their folk ways and songs. Vive la France! Page 103 Jlancb Hema Zhe Bafufea Row 1f'1,ilVkll'it'll, liresnulmn, Jones, Rumlirh, Fox, Kriksriun Row 2f.lolmson, Fiore Row 3--Crulnlke. Moore---S ronsor, Anderson---l'residenl. Wa ner. Tziritus-Vive President, I,1llllSll'0lll Secre- v I y 1 n n s tary, 51'llCllIlCIIl2lI'lIlf'll'CilSlll'Cl', i5Y'll0llllSlil, Klll'Hl0NN'Skl. Kzlysen Row 4-Engellmrdt, Psik. Popik. lfrbunek. Wfeber, Miller. Boyer. Cahill, Brueggemam, Kaltnirh, Olive, Dit-kson, Lovett, Cade Row 1--Cotal. Willizlllls. Westfall. Arnold. Moody, Atlantis Row 2-Kutnit-ll. Ratujt-zak. Krug. Silow. Kola-ski, Beedie. Ahlquist. Mihovilovirh Ron' 3- Rennwuld. Sonnt-horn. Lzipuitis. il0Illlll0l'll. Leonard. Marks. Meyer. Mvlntyre Row 4--Carter. W7ilSlliI'lgl0l1. Stubbs. Lawson S1nnding-f-Guluszynski, Geslwu The Spanish clubs of Lindblom help to further the studt-nt's interest in Spanish speaking countries. Through them, the members learn more about the customs and culture of the land of sombreros, serapes, and rejas. Very educational and entertaining programs are put on by the members of the club at each meeting. They play Spanish games, give radio skits and plays, have quiz programs, and top off the semester with a gay party. The members of El Circulo Espanol, led by Miss Moore, are now the proud possessors of club pins. Los Malvados, spon- sored by Miss Ryan, have concentrated on learning more about Pau-America. Page 1 09 adam Baakd la Gemini F l Page 110 First Table-Teubel, DeMask, Hanlon, Earley, Perkins, Creighton, Mizwicki, Tefs Second Table-Haggard, Elmerle, Janik, Phillips, Gervais, Werner, Annicks, Cozzello, Ervin, Motley Slullding-Deihec. Heft, Eckert. Morgan, Moore, Schaver, Casner, Mielcnrek. Ceithaml, Graves, Vslatson, Carle, Rockwell, Grenn Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 -Locke, lllll'lllllill1 Treasurer, llditrovich, Burns, Norwich Petro, Melka, Moore Vive President, Tziritas, Dornovieh, Carey, Keeley, Brunner, llohias, liillslronl, Moore-Sponsor Fm-'rry, See, Welilis4'li, Aspan, llelfs, Ferrero, Doran. Nix, McMahon. Snowden, Solomon, lllcllarlney. de Boishlanr' Secretary. lferlsos--President. Courtney Approximately forty student assistants come to the library daily to receive training and gain experience in the work of a librarian and to serve their school. They have had two parties in the lust year, each being at the end of the semester. The novel entertainment provided was enjoyed by all. Los Comieos, or the Comics, meet once every three weeks with Miss Moore in order to travel on their magic carpet to the land of Don Quixote and become better acquainted with Spanish customs. At their many gay fiestas they play games, enact dramatic skits, and sing songs, all in el Espanol. 80-all ancf 864-Q PICTURE I Row I-Little, Jochens, Zimmerman- President, Karolicik Row 2,-Cullen-Treasurer, Siegert- Publicity, Kress - Secretary, Olejcak-I. C. C. Representa- tive, Choisser-'Service Chair, Annicks, Zappendorf Row 3--vCabelfSocial Chairman, Eb- erle, Buchinski, Katrenak PICTURE II Row 1-Maslowski, Berger, Deiber, Meyer, Babich, Moltzan, Hob- lick, Weaver, Goering, Dick- son,Nathanson,Daley,Clancey Row 2-Johnson, Klein, Lozeau, Cof- fey, Norka, Schmidt, Fick Row 3-Corcuera, Petraitis, Heisler, Gibbons, Remk, Evans, Sze- wizyk, Schied, Winkler, Gross- man, Conrad, Carlson Row 4-f--Thormahlen, Little, Tosti, Witk0ws'ski, Wllfllalil, Wapni- arski, Egan, Riehl, Cunnea, Yunevich, Watson, Locke PICTURE III Ron' 1-Schneeberger, Ervin, Cook, Macak, Cozzello, Carroll, Clark, Ridge Row 2-Nowak, Walery'szak, Hohm, Krasick, Brosnan, Welcing, Rule-Sponsor, Davies, Wap- niarski Row 3-Jurgovan, Lanc, Schauer, At- kinson, Kuberski, Conner, Po- warzynski, Walls, Kasak Row 4-Hesse, Laiter, Moore, Rem- pert, Roman, Kadich, Nudel- man, Rozdilsky, Rosich, Mang- hera, Piorkowski, Procich, Prodoehl, Sochacka, Bockholt, Reading The Sub Dehs are out to have fun! They hold several parties throughout the semester, hi-light- ing them with special programs such as their style show at which Miss Sub Deb is chosen, and frequent dramatizations of radio skits. These under-classmen have their serious side, too, and each Christmas the girls play Santa by bringing toys to a hospital. Page 111 ri--- - Page aaa fjcadfi, pleade Checking a pass from one as lovely as this is hardly a trial. It is a duty of the hall guards, who must enforce a sland- ard of good conduct. They are also responsible for keeping the corridors free of all debris. For these purposes they each devote o11e period a day. Nr. Hollister, acting as sponsor, appoints a captain for every hour. PICTURE I Row 1YChwasztzewski -'in 1ervi'o1'. Ryan- f . . Y K I B s Capt., Hackendorf-Capt., Houser - Capt., Kansas-Capt., Brown-Capt., Gruhlke-Capt. Row 2-Nykaza-Lt., Czapekflit., Hilger-Lt.. Row 3- Row 4 Row 5 Sojka-Lt., Strom--Lt., Foster-IA.. Wilkins-Capt., Cook-Lt., Botica- - Capt., Steven-Lt., Cygen-Lt. Coll, Carlson, Tuczynski, Tyvhsen. ls- aacson, Mizwic-li, Ilovke. W'atson, l'x-ive, Kovhalka, Wl'illHCy', Cornell, 0'Brad- ovie -Toppell, Smejltal. Andersen, fllll'0l'lll2l, lunkroski, Bollinger. Blake, Tippetl, Hoffman, Deleourt, Copeland, Brown fMoran, Scalia, Boller, Wailz, Coules PICTURE II Row I-Brijch, Milton, Streysman, Knights, Brown, Houska, Dierieks Raw 2-Sutton, Palmer, Taylor, Cumm, Phil- lips, Ferreira, Mihovilovirh Row 3-Grazinsky, Lang, Wirtz, Trecnd, Schmidt, Englehardt, Sais Row 4-Anderson, Vilimek, Longo, Cunning- ham, Fedeanis, Czapek, Oleniek, .lasiea PICTURE III Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 112 -Fox, Ryehel, Ceslwa, Laeny, Slahurski, Berd, Balek, Rose Vit-ich, Curtin, Hughes, Rusnovk, Ha- senhank, Dovgin, Craig Urnan, Cusack, Bradel, Feitl, Orszula, Peehousek, King -Guisinger, Devening, Swanson ea a zfp ,amzzm swag Row Row Row Row Row Row I -fllozzo, McDonald, Kress, Clancey, Nathan- son, Moehle, Sponsor, Heimberg, Koovalles, Treas. Row 2AKonieczka, Bruegge- man, Brosnan, Therma- hlen, Laiter, Swanson, Fowler, Neuman, Ho- gan, Sikirica Row 3-7-Wehlismzh, Trein, Wit- 4 I -Koveski, Rusin, kowski, Hannestad, Pe- kan, Stoginski, Orman, Nowak, Waleryszak, Kuchan -Tuczynski, Riley, Carl- son, Pres., Roete- meyer, Soltis, Slocum, Novak, Sypniewski, Zelensky, Sec. Vice- Pres.g Rusnoek, Pres., Zeilner, Jones 2-Junkroski, Lizars, 3 4 Treas.g Urban, Roz- anas,Sec. -Gall, Kelly, Davidson, Bocian, Ewert, Kruch- ten, Moehle, Sponsor, Berg -Pfeifer, Nelson As the shining ohjeet seeks its target, a silent prayer is issued-'4Please, not another gutter ball! Ah, yes, the life of a bowler is rugged. Nerves are tense, nails are chewed, as Nlr. Nloehle tries desperately to calm fevered brows. As a masculine lad howls only one pin down on his second try, he is heard to murmur -'4l'm sorry, honest, fellas, l didn't mean it. Please, put flown that bowling pin. Then a petite girl steps up and calmly picks up a railroad. Though many a bruise and broken nail may he incurred, the sport is loved hy all who participate. Page 113 ea f mellfzq faaefzd Row Row How Row Row Row 1. 2 fRizzo, ON:-ill. Yelland, Tee-ling, Sochat-ki, Rogozniva, Spezia -Ryan. Resnick, Salvzenko, Swanson, Tefs, Fedeanis, Wzllilwel, Suri:-o. Edmonds, Sears, Cllllllillgilillll, Polick, Cassidy, Gritzman 1-Stcglir. Konievzlxa. lfivliel, Srlimilt, Petrone. Evkard, Engclliardt 2 11 2 Rirllard, Yedinali. Grand, Davis, Hoekstra, Jamison. Collie, Berry, Miller, Scllunlan. Agnew Maurer, Lombardo, Parsons, Sulek., Pekan, Tillis, Ratajvzak Cole. Zaloudcla, Wlieeler. Roak, Wllzllen, Shimeall, Cullerlon, Riley The-se lively looking Lindblom students enjoy tremendously their period of C0lIlPi0lIlf'lI'y every day. Besides receiving a full major credit for this course, the pupil may look forward to a promising position in the business world. Page 114 h Gaze ancf Une fd .... Row 1-Legant, Just, Birkholz, Jef- fers, Billstrom, Nykaza Row 2-Jagod, Dohias, Nelson, An- zelmo, Wfoloszyn, Leise, Mc- Intyre Cruhlke, Gestwa, LaPorte, Row 3- Kane, Motley, Stajura, Stachon Row lfHawks, Priode, Floenc-r, Carl- son, Leise, Geirut, Wiotte Row 2-Grys, Wy'altt, Foster, Schmidt, Patton, Bergsma, McAndrews ,Row I-Cox, Thrift, Dozier, Elsner, 1 Schwartz, Gilliatt., Cillialt, 1 Bregovy 1 Row 2-Johnson, Prkut, Lac-zny,Rains Row 3-Howell, Heinrivh, Nowak Sakali, Molzan, Hardwick, Sa- batini, Frank, Ruzir-li Page I 1 5 ' ainl, efzalk, am! '7empeamenf a I I PICTURE 1 Rau' I-Cullerlon, Gilliull Row 2gM0ran, N0l'Nll'll. Slvin. Bulfanz, Salrlas, Sollerlrcrg. Slcvzck. Rizzo Row 3gWitli0wsl-.i, Coluo, Ilia-lrernizm, Tominello. Sllulrall, liollcn, Saxllus, Eclilunrl, Slllvliffc, VViclxurl, Page 1 16 Patton, Gleason Row 4fGranLI, Rllllllil', TIIIDIIIRIS. Fleming, M2lllSCl'. MIlfll'Rlli. l'lm'iennili, Hurley, Yovius, Jiskral, Fiore, Rundivli, ,Innes PICTURE II Ron' I-Mietui, Kovznrik. Slllllll., Sl'lllllIll'Sl'l0llF0l' Row 24V0igt, HlllIllill'Kl, Uruus, IQLIIRIIIIIICII, I'Iel'c'ulsnn. Anderson. Shannon. Bunk, Ii0lSlllillll'. Swin- dells, Comellzn' Row 3-Jennings, Sluliel, fl01'lx!IlillI, Corflnn. Wllllltfll. Cunnvcn. Fox, Conlorer, Riley, Iillliibl' Uacfea of flue Qaffen gagle Row 1fTziritas, llonser, Olsen. Burns, W1llSll, St. fi0l'lll1Iillt', l'aln1et'-Sponsor Row 2-Stoginski, Lindgren Sonic years ago, Mr. Palmer originated an award which would honor the all-round Lindhloniite-the one who had excelled in hoth scholarship and extra-curricular activities. After earning the ten required points over a period of three or four years, the student is recognized at an achievement assembly, when he is presented a school letter with an eagle, the school symbol, in its corner. Since the Golden Eagle represents the fulfillment of the highest school standards, and an active interest i11 the advancement of school spirit, it is con- sidered the highest award IillHlbl0Ill has to offer. ADVERTISING ART The hest Lindbloni has to offer in the way of art, emerges from the Advertising Art classes, directed by Nlr. Schmidt. These artistic students, he-sides developing their own talent, show the true spirit ol' L. T. H. S. hy designing posters to announce our various social activities and helping in the school productions by creating attractive settings for our stage. ln addition to this, a few outstanding artists arc chosen to sketch for thc Eagle or lVeekly, the schoolis publications. Page 1 1 7 Spa Z falling Une f. 7. Jf. 5 'l'lll'Ollgll the clubs and activities el' the Hulrlxarxl lgI'1lll1'll,llll' spirit of llle traditions ol' Lind lJl0IIl lSlDl1lIll4'1l and Freslnnen are lll'01Jll1'f'Il 'to mah-lm the sllevesses el ilu-xr lug brothers al the main building. ORAL ULIB Reel -Yiee President. Rlllil7S0Cl'9- lary, Karnas-President. Zapp Row lAMCElr0y. Milf-llrist, Cun- noa, Harris, Glasser, Kahn Sparklin, Hughes Hou' 2 ---- Maneilxis---S yonsor, Trav ,I W . were. .la-sl I s. Lunnea Rurkcl. llillllllllllld. Shu- gan. Beadleslon. Rosato Rajsl. 0,Connor Run' 3-Hilzellrurger. Neal. CQIIIIP hell, Lolxay, Ulugh, Ryan Young, Ralkow, Meyer Friend, Cohen, Kelley, Jar somlreek Rau' 2- Steller, lfornalar. Kaluker Fullyn. Zarulra, Lielrold LIBRARY CLUB Kon' I-Bowler Pres., lmavell- Sponsor. Rula- Ser.. Fuller -Yire Pres.. Resale. Frei- tag. Yvoomls. Glaser Rau' 2 f fKal1alxer, Fully n --Treas. Ja1'son1l1c4'lx. Sleeves. John- son, Fornalar. Ellingson Norcross, Cohen, Rmldish, Traynere SPANISH CLUIS Da1u'ers-Slxllgarm, Vox-os Kon' 1--Traynere. Lipper. Mar- Neill. Cilek. Conlon. Lang. Slierrell. Ya-lla, Tlougan 1:01l'2+RICfCI'. Milrlxrisl. Daniels. fllllSt'l'.lglll'fI,l'll3ll'1ll --Treas.. Ruta Pres., l'vI'l4?llll+Sl'l'. Rom 3 --Liellolll., Mathis. SllUl'NV004l, Dedie., Prieskop, Zapp, Cunnea, Yeung, Ralkow, Van Weslrienen, Melvan, Reagan ldUlU4'WZ1ll'llll2l. Fullyn. Wvenlzel, Fornalar Page I 18 Alu Seuleal STUDENT COUNCIL ul YIIIIZCYLCPDCF, Green Montgomery, Slmnroek Cox, Harvey, Cnsiorowslu Ram' I Nuvuk. Hayes, Ruta, Ellen, St'IllClllC, Nilllillilh Allm- lnun. Buyer Nou' 2 Ron' Ron' Hou' Gonuude, Polnaszelx. R 0:14-ln , S4-heunemnnn, Meyer, Mun- lxowslie, Citeli HONOR SOCIETY I -V M:u'Neill. MCGl'1llll7SI10Il- ser. Lipper -l,inclgren, Yoros, 1,1'ill'll1ll'fl, Slterrett 3 llllI'gCllill'dl, Citela, Loluly, Z1ll'lllHl., Stern, Calsiorowslii Ol+'l lCE 8 TEACHERS, Kon' I Kon' 2 Row 3 Hou' 4 Row 5 ASSISTANTS Kuhn. Green, K6l'Z2lll, Ru- lrinieli. Knrnus. Sllt5I'N'00ll. Connery. Dwyer. llzlrris lluley, Cole -l zu'rell, Harvey, Raljsl. l.u- lxuy. liuerger, lluniels, Blll'gl'll1ll'lll, Mzu'Neill, Pet- ersen, Slxugan, lfrienml Young, Rutkmx, Rurliett, Zapp. Cunneal. Prieslmp. Sellweiliert. Sr-lmrf, Hunter. Kzllmlu-r. Rlllil. Citelx. Ner- eruss. Clllgll Reargun. llitzellmurger, Zir- kus. Stelter. Reel. lVl1u'k- lllilllll. Uetlie. Novak. Prit- l'll2ll'll, Anderson. Kelley, Veslis, Huguelet, Rum-kel Lielmlcl, Ryan, Zurulm, Flvkerl, Page 119 llorlxstzlfler, IJl'0ll0l', Royce, J! Baancia GLEE CLUB Mrmeikis-Sponsor, Ryan - . -Vice Pres., Karnas, Yelk, Daniels, Talley, Kurtz, Hughes, McElroy, Lipper -Pres., MacNeill-- Sec. Campbell, Beadleston, Hu- guelet, Meyer, Hlteelbur- - It ger, Ryan, Young, R.1t'ow, Kraus, Cunnea, Lunnean Zapp, Traymere 4Sherwood Ber mann a ll Steeves, Hammond. Prnt chard, Yerkovivh. Ruta Hunter. Fultyn, Mathis Roach, Dedic - LEADERS Row 1 Rajsl, MacN1-ill, Cilek Row 2 Clmpbell, Reel. Burgch- .lrdt Rau 3 Mathis, Chester TEAM GAMES Lang, MacNeill, Karnas, Claser,Meyer,Meyer,R:mk, Connery, Milchrist, Camp- bell Dockstader, BUl'gCll1lFdl, Price, Chester, Friend, Reel, Mathis, Reagan, Simpson, Bergmann, Moser Neal, Daniels, K ell e y , Hitzelburger, O ' C o n n o r, Cohen, Dunklum, Zapp Cole, Dedic, Talley, Luck hard, Petersen, Lang -Youn , Van Westriexiexx g Beeby, Jeslis. Clugh Page 1 20 Q mmm ! ' 'vw JMLAMJ Bacmdn DANCE CLUB Row 1 Meyer, lVlarNeill, Vinrenl Rau' 2 Trigg Sponsor, lluguelet Berner, Connery, Tlougnn Q Karnas, Kahn, Dovlxslader lgCl'glll1lllIl, Meyer. Rank Neal, Daniels, Talley, Loi lxay, Mrlflroy, Hughes H0103 -llarper. Cunnca, Schwei- Row 4 llert, S0llill'l', Priesliop, 0,Connor, Rallxow, Ryan, Szynianslxi, Y6l'li0ViCll, .leblis --Ryan, Fullyn, Zaruha, Nicks, Srliaeler, Young, Zapp HALL GUARDS Hou' l--Stevens. Nirlis, Piarowslxi, S4-lnnidl, Traynere Row 2-Zappauigna, Horarek, Cole- man, Curtis, YVindsor Kon' 3-Yoros. Jollnson, Manliow- ske, SL'llIll.lEl', .lollanck Ron' 4'--Ross. Carver, Pasquinelli, 5l'lll'llllBl'llilllIl, Mathis D ANCE CLUB Roni I 7-liurgvluardt. Citek, Lang, Norrross. Harris. Slcerrett, Conlon. Klaus, Sparklin, Campbell R111112---Clleslelg Conner, Declic, limi' 3 lleeby, Roach, Ehlers, Marlunann, Kelley. Cole. Mill'lll'lhl. Daley, Hurw! Sponsor 'MlllllIllilll. Llll'lillill'fl, Sha- lava, Zim-kus. Hilzelburger. Lang, llew, Ruvkel, Barnes, S e li a s l a , Rajsl, Kurzawslii Row 4--Stevens, Reel, Stelter, llraus. Mathis, Pasquinelli, Barlllolmey, Cox, Bayer, Piarowski, Rosmis Page 121 1 1 fzaall, Nifnleiici f if A 2 M E Qf F, il 3 ,1 nn K L-fe' ? fl f ig fix 6 , f f X N jf? Q W 3 ' Mix M SW 1, ff, 124 1 A .Qu Hi, E idly- A,..,....,,, Qyimr. f ,,,,,, ,N mg? ...f 4, n , if w 3. .4- N31 4 3 1 .MB ,gif . vvQ I . W . ,f 1-fi, Q S fi? ? ,fmifx .W gf 2 g A ,-HSN' WA '. 'go VW. ff.4i'f f M. , , , th 5 ,b , wwf. Page 1 24 Row Ron' Row Row Row Ifllarnaelr--Manager. Strelow, W'7illCl'fSZilli. Patton, Bakrins, Ollnysty. l'it-kford, Samuels. Soltis. Schoen- heider- Manager vlvilimek, Larson, rAgl'lYll0llll, Reeves, Lasko, Evans, Sears, Lovelle, Wilkins, Slonina, Dvorak, Cioulos, Clllllllllgllillll -RHIHIll1S7MllIlll2Cl', Cassidy. Novak, Hill, Brooks, Yoeius, Cash, llopc, Longo, Putzler, Resnick, . . . . fyrenn, Hllgt3l', HOUSCIJIJII, Von lircmer Roach 4fZ2llDOI'ilS, Salczenko, Ceynow, Tilieri, lfedeanis, Swanson, Pilia, Ryan. Amlnroze, Zuurbier, Thompson 5-llerlras. Michel, Worbaln, Kolnaus. llarringlon. Zemsky Raquel Qaflmq Among the most active and colorful sports at liindblom is football. The season starts in May with twenty days of spring practice. lt is during this time that the two squads are chosen, namely Varsity and Sophomores. The Varsity squad will represent Lindhlom throughout the grid season. Any athlete who is unahle to meet the Varsity qualifications is trained with the Sophs. Here he perfects his skill to meet the requirements that he was not ahle to fulfill. This year's Varsity was under the leadership of Captain Lee Sears. Sears proved to he one of the bulwarks of the Eagles' forward wall. The lllaroons were able to hoast one of the heaviest, most capable lines in the city. Hovcspian, Kohaus, and Sears rated heavyweightsg Ceynow, Cunningham, and Wztleryszak were outstanding in their respective positions, while Tiheri and Lasko proved to he valuable linemen. The haeklield was represented by Swanson, Hill, Samuels, and Cassidy. With his broken field running, Hill was ahle to carry the ball for six 'touch- downs. Samuels proved to he the Lujaek of Lindhlom with his brilliant passing attacks, while Ed Cassidyfs power was put to lrest advantage as fullback. Al Swanson, converted fullback, played a sparkling game at the right half position. tlutstanding reserves in tl1e line and backlit-ld were: Hilgcr, Soltis, Amlnrosc, Lovelle, and Evans. While the Eagles failed to match their 1946 performance, they did manage to snare the runner-up spot, in the section. 7fze fine -Zip On the Sophomore lt'2tIll or Sophs, the basic principles of football are taught to earliest athletic nlindcd students. The arts of blocking, running, and tackling are the main points strc-sscd. Thc first purpose of the Sophs is not to win hall games, but to get thc much nccdcd cxpcricnce to form a successful varsity tcain. Scrinlnlagc against our varsity gives thc fellows tht- desired, valuable practice in actual Clllllllitl. This year thc Sophs ,tyqdor the coaching of Coach Lahant proved to be one of thc strongest offensive teams- atlllindblonl in a long time. The captaincy was awardcd to Butch Noble, who guided the operation of 'the tcain from thc right half position. Outstanding backficld players were Bean, Okon, Mcllndrcw, Lcvcnthal and Grann. The line's powerhouscs were Gorncy, Roak, Thonlpson, Slansky, and SIIIPTZ. Though their hard work gets them no glory or honor, as on the Varsity, they know that the hours of toilsomc, dull practice will pay a handsome rf-ward in thc form of a starring position on a future Varsity squad. Ro Honlf. Filsncr. Nolan. l'opc. Kirkpatrick. Tokarz. lmlach R 1 2---Abdul. Thompson. Crannn, Rnalx. Slansky. Noble. Smith, Smerz, Bean, Olson. Rolslbin lall. Cerrnak-Managcr, Harlan. Uonccr. Rusnock. Myhre, Brown. Rllfllllfll. Craig. llllllt lllllx McAndrew. Patton. King, liovc. lluslr- Manager, liahant-Coach how 4-Williairxis, Mm-Inlosh, Polansky, ,lurit-li, Feiti, Springer, Jamieson, DeFries, Mi'CiIl'llly', Iish, If-3VlIIlllll, Gorney Row 5-Pendlebury, Rodeback, Yarn, Klaus, Kumingo, Looby, Buritn, Francis, Rellnberg 7fmaa9fa Me W 'fail Having to overcome the obstacle of a new coach's technique of playing football, thc Eagles proved that it could be done. In the annual pre-season game with our arch-rival, Fenger, our Maroons came out on the low end of a 20-0 score. The Iirst league ga111e found our Eagles again in the losing column, dropping a 27-7 encounter with Tilden. It took LllIdblOlll a long time to break into the victory column, but when the Eagles finally turned the trick, they did it with a vengeance and Dunbar was tllc 20-0 victim. An over-ambitious Phillips team was overcome by Lindblonfs powerful line, yielding 13-9. Trailing in the last quarter, the Maroons ignited a drive from midfield to tally the decisive score, Samuels passing to Swanson and Cunningham, with Cassidy hitting pay dirt. aiu! ancf 7m The Eagles' favorite defensive nlaneuver-The Goal Line Stand--worked like a charm as the Nlaroons edged Gage Park, 7-6, Samuels scoring and booting the eonversion. Uver a llalf dozen times the Owls drove inside the Eagles' ten yard line, lllll Llll!llll0lllAS forward wall tightened and repelled possible seores. Only onee the Uwls succeeded ill obtaining their goal. scoring on illl aerial. Kelly proved an easy prey with Swanson and Hill splitting four touchdowns. Fullbaek Buteh Hilger scored the last six points, making the score 32-U. Reaching deep into reserves tlle Eagles Came up with a scoring C0llllJlIlilllOll that triumphed over Dl1Sable 26-13. Thus ended the 19,17 grid parade of Lllllllllfllll. Page 127 UBL DG Page 123 Row 1--vslllilll, Bogdan, Uevcreax, Stahurski Row 2-Stuchon, MlxllIlY'ilIlY'll'll, Mclntyre, Ores-Co-Captain, Skalu-Co-Captain 7!Le flfimile Wine Our senior rangers showed great promise this year, winning six out of eight practice giilIlt'S and taking Harrison and Gage Park in their first two league games. In the l.l.'l'. 'l'o11r11a1nent, d ' l, lI'lSllllilS recess, our team worked up to the Senli-finals. dropping out in the play-offs to Marshall, who took first place. ,lim Skala. eenter and co-captain of the Eagle team, was voted the most valuable player of the tournament. Through the exceptional playing of our team we were able to add another honor t urinff the Cl ' o our trophy cas 65. 1 7faey fa-In L' All eyes worn focusml on the junior cagcrs this smlson as tlwy pilcrl victory upon victory tlirougliout tlic season. With great fl0l,l'I'lIlllliili0Il the junior tc-:un joinvrl battle with thc olhcr contvmlvrs for the title of city cliumpions. Harcl work and long, tedious practice, scasonofl tho mighty loam into a terrific threat to rival ICEIIIIS. Row l Rim' 2- How J' Kzlvor. Orsi, Wzlpymel, Swartz. lgCl'flSl'll0ll., Kwik---Cziplalill Murzelck, Forest, Byrd, Columbus, Rehn -Crupslxi, Sullivan, Nol l, Tolnrlluk, Mudd,l':1vlili uaiqfnl Ga 40-fl' Jfea game Litqm ew ew Page 1 30 E EJ 1.4031 34 04 Sxsiryn, 110111111 Brvivr. Kll1'IlilIl, .-Xmlvrwll. Njkillil Manager iliilfiiiillg score-s of Slll1lC'IliS twicv il ww-k ut the gullies. tho Nlarnon ami Cold 1iiSllillytTfi true scllool spirit by Piifllillg their right to bv vlussvd among the- finvst basketball 1031115 in the city. wp, wp, ,fl nm, Ron' I--Pope. Rozumo. lil1li0VSllIl, Kozoln. Mosiej. Math:-P Ron' 2-'0l50l1, M1'l,f0llll111, Metz, Fclclrneier fiupl., Balch, Join-f, Hill, Jones, Blilllklllll, Kurz, Cuilfoyle Hou' 3--Rllsin-Manlulgelx l'lQllll'il'll. Mivliaurls. N0l'XSli'll. Kll1'Zl'I'1'l'1l. ll0l'lil'llilll. Ku1'1'4'r, .lurk- son. Svhullz. liotivn. Ftoginslii. Slllllll' C01ll'll l,lll4llll0lll.S fkilllfxll gy11111asti1: lfxillll has l!CCIl lJl'lllg.flllg lop ll0!l0l'r4 to hm-r 4-ve-1' sim-0 1925. They huvv again provml their superiority by wi1111i11g the city 1-llmllpioilship, the-ir third victory sim-0 Mr. S111i1ll's l'0llll'll, but tllcrv wus 110 stutv meet due- to tht- lack of COllllli'lill0ll for Iiilllllillllll. The flFV0l0plllt'lll of personal skill ill lllPSf' utlllvtes cam lm ilClll0llSll'ilIP1l lay the stu-ross of Bill Hoetzhc-i111, thc' cuptuill of the 19,15 tm1111, who at-liivvvfl the highs 1 imliviflual score 011 record. H0 has heen lfll0S1'll to reprfesmlt tho United Ftutvs i11 the lllyIllPlCS of 194-8. Page 1 31 ge 132 7fze wma Samwmz Row Row Row Row Row 4- x't'3Uf'L ,Q JUNIOR GYMNASTS 4Gusie, Gleason, Thorpe, Coffey 4Ferry, Ewert. Jiskru, Tillaek, Wilkins, Kudlo, Wfhynot, Updike Smidle-Couch. Schmitt, Rampiek. Lusky, Korres, Pfeifer, Berg, Pohl Basic, Funke. Sutcliffe, Clover, Mzmsolzls. McKenzie McLaughlin, Just, Strotter, McLaughlin, Copeland, Richter, Morris The novice gymnastic squad, with a total of fifty lll6Il1l9ClfS, meets during the eighth period twice a week. Their purpose is developing material for the regular gymnastic team. During this time the boys are rated in classes from one to four, the first being the hest. For this rating there :ire tryouts each semester in which they must do two exercises on the apparatus. The total number of points that. can be earned in this tryout is one hundred. During the months following the meet in April they participate in a number of sports to keep in training. Y ,ff y,W,,,,r1 mm, Ame 4 spzw, PICTURE I Viv.-.. Row 1-Liddicott, Lizars, Putzler, Duuzvurdis, Prosen, Kusson, Mack, Elkins, Wuldier Row 2-Bohor-Sponsor, Vvuleryszukw-Captain, Het-ker, Reiter, Gibson, Neuffer, Casiorowski, Thomas Row 3-Gorsky, Mzlrkel, Scott. Gamble, Flynn, Adonis. Ceblsen, Plot-iennik, Allen PICTURE II - RESERVES Row I-Bohorw Sponsor, Herman, Hielnwa, Zulsuriu, Luclsi, Orsi, Buntlyk, Osting Row 2e-Thiede, Bober, ,lusic-11. Erickson, Boyle, Sisku, Pfeifer, Meyer, Poelling, Kroening Rau' 3-Calvert, Stapleton, Heffner. Bates, Gleason. Luzuriv, Bollinger, Argnuovski, Evans A champion swimmer churns the water beneath him with smooth, powerful strokes, as he strives to gain the victory for which he has so long been trained. There is nluch more behind this triumph than the short race which is seen in the pool. Coach Bohor stresses the vitalness of a rigid schedule of training. Practice makes perfect and these sharks have mzule their goal perfection. The proof of this has come through their success in the city meet, in which they placed fourth, and in subsequent victories over opposing schools. Page 133 Hou' Row 2'--Pelekou Villi, Kavor, Hillll'lll'li, Vrunek Kon' 5 Mudd, TIIOIIIIIS. lJ1'Vl?l't!llX lima' 3 Nykuxal-Mgr.. Ctllllllllllli. JilI'ilSg-Mgl'. Hou' 4 -Perun, Derlms. Dunn, l cru11ec, Puhner Ron' 5 --Jalros. Sfllllllllll. SNXZIIISOII. Murphy, Fl' Pug 5511151 044 idea Nm! fee BASEBALL 1--Pnvlik, Josepller. Lelourneau. Johnson, Kramer, Dziclaxwu, H2ll'Illll dns, IEIIIIIAIS, Ffillll., Tollllrhalk, N1 gussi, Zinda GOLF Al Hosler ICE SKATING Ron' I Agrimonti, Puvlik, Hush-r, Mathes Ram' 2--Smith, S4-hoenlwiflor. Sauuum-ls. Franz, Boy- ve, Kaysen Row 3 Periv, WBl'liIlll!iSl0l', Funlu-, Robbins e 134- While roaming through the halls, you bump into a group of students jump- ing up and down, clapping their hands and screaming loudly. Have no fear, for they are just condition- ing their voices and loosening up their limbs in preparation for some big event. These somewhat dangerous looking characters, under Coach Smidl's direction, proved to be the backbone of athletic events, for with- out their hilarious actions and cheers, every football and basketball game's outcome lnay have been different. CHEER LEADERS Polic Tilges Skorup Breicr Cilfoylc ana W Crowden, Nykaza, McGrath, Smidl- coach. Page 135 QUQ ainl' Zffiffz Row 1-Liddicott, Bianchin, Bukovszln, Metz, Feldmeier, Bulek, Kozula, Norwich, Kuczerepu, Walery'szak, Smith Row 2-Thomas, Cunningham Row 3APlociennik, Snltis, Ambrose, Fedeanis, Lovelle, Larsen, Strelow, Rozanas, Bolicn, Mosiej, Strand Row 4-Ceynow, Franz, Boyve, Schultz, Jones, Hill, Cash, Evans, Markel flkay, girls, feast your eyes upon these mighty muscular men who wear ' ' flhl Ill Page 1 3 6 Limlhlomis athletic HL . Those men are the nucleus of evel Lin 0 y team. A fellow is eligible to join this club when he has earned his letter in any sport. hc club with Bill Marks-l as President. Mr. Hollister is the sponsor of t The main events include the hayrides, Wiener roasts, and their hilarious initiation after each athletic season. To gain membership is the goal of every Lindblom boy. Qswgab amz, wzzze mmf' PICTURE I Row 1-Rossow, Roth, Small, Andrews, Moore., Woods Row 2fNorwich, Crabinowski, Moody, Brueggman, Podolsky, Dahlstrom, Tuebel, Moore, Gierut PICTURE II Row 1ATzi1'itas-Pres., Cullerton, Webe1', Rolek, Fischer, Doenges, Hereulson, Steindel Row 2-Richter, Kalaynik-Treas., Dozier, Roediger, Miele-arek, Doenges., Petrak, Piorkowski, Katalinirh, S1-heunemann, Callaghan, Huber, Olson HWhat's the matter with that girl that just passed 11S in the hall? inquired a curious freshie. a'She's a new LD IIICIIIDCI' being initiated today, replied the superior senior. One of the newest of the LD IIIOIIIDCTS had just passed with a gym shoe o11 one foot, a dress shoe 011 the other, 110 make-up, and the colors of her skirt and blouse clashing brightly. She was 11ow ready for the rest of her initiation, the famed LD hike. At this, her torture would he completed, and she l'Iied to participate ill the eluh's many activities. would be qua 1 Page I 37 flfa ' Baz' 7!ze Beal 41 5...W,.--1-ff I Xa' All Every Wednesday, thc sparkling G.A.A. Board mcmhcrs can hc sccn in tht-ir distinctive blue jackets and white skirts. Thr-sc girls hclp the tcachcrs carry out all activities of the girls' gym. Some hoard llll'llllH'l'S have chargc ol' ccrtain at-tivitics here in I.lIHllJl0Ill. whilc others kr-cp rccorrls of sports participatcd in outside of the school, Two girls also assist the instructor at the HlllllDilI'll Branch. OFFICERSs A Thrift, President g Zelensky, Vice- Prcsidentg Andrews. Secretary, Rolek. Treasurer. Row 1-- Rou' 2 -- Row 3 Lindgren. Strom-r, Ron hik, Uoengcs, Fischer Small, liaise. R., Doon ges, Rossow. Palrli man.Grunaucr. Skinner Callaghan Crahinouski. Tziritas lieisc, M.. Hcrculson Ralajrzak. Jeffers. Carl son, Petrak Lourl, opposing crics arc hcaral as thc whistle- shills and the Lcarlcr shouts, ,.. . N i'You'rc out. Taught the rulcs ol all sports hy Vliss liallcn, these girls rcfcrcc the glllllf'S playcml in the gym. mark tht- girls in proficicncy, and save the teachers much tilnc in many ways. At tht- cncl of cach semcstcr thcy rcceive fifty points toward thcir Lf: Page 138 1214 eaffeni HRK LEADERS PICTURE I Row lswoods, Thommen, Schick, Roediger, Hill, An- R nw 2 zelmo, Thrift -Byzduch, Andrews, Rutaijc-zuk, Small. Svheune mann, Weber, Kijuk H0103-Jurich, Kasnmrik, Stroner. Sl. Germaine-. Cor- roran. Moran, Svhroeder, Sypaiivwski PICTURE II Row 1-Waleryszak, Mudiax, Kalaynik, Crunzluer. Doz- ier, Cunningham, Lewis, Klassens Row 2-Nowak, Petrak, Grubinowski, Stoginski, Zelen- sky, Doenges, Hogan, Skinner Row 3-Brueggeman, Callaghan, Babich, Carlson, Ceil haml, Dahlstrom, Leise 11- 1 , ,.,,. i. , A , X E J 5 X inf 1 J HERQ, 5 X N, PICTURE III Row I--f-Shubut, Trelrev. PAlVill'l1'll, Griffith, Freitag, Grand How 2'-f-Cahill, Blilllflll, Elm. Wallls, Fowler, lirosnun, Leise Ron' .YV Wax1yniz11'ski, Calle, Motley. Topputt PICTURE IV Ron' l-f-Cullerton, Okroi, Oillonne-ll, MiCll'lll'l!li. Moore, Suchy, Rulajczuk Ron' 2-Tziritus, Kuvlmn, Atkinson, Teullel. Till, Knig:hlS, Novak, Anderson Row 3-Lewis, Green, Atkins, Lovett, Huher, lloenges, Holstrom K Page 139 .? 5 wie fa Gakh---74m Mah. Page 140 Row Row Row Row Row 1 2- DOLPHINS 4,Iames, Eckert, Jeffers Lindgren-Inst., Podolsky, McDonald, Nix, Moody, Bailey, Kress, Ahlquist, Mallek, Krivchuk 3-Soderberg, Schreiner, Roetemeyer, Adair LIFE SAVING 1-Jeffers-Inst., Nicholson, Harris, Cole, Kress, Fischer, Lundin,Maidy, Nelson, Trench, Bistos, Isaacson, Trein 2fProdoehl, Lindgren, Parliman, Puetz, Rasmussen, Lamoureux, Brzana, Kaysen, Karmowski, Moore, Sonneborn, Swanson, Hathaway, Ansley Despite the frequent consequence of dripping hair, the holders of the prized Dolphin award seek to maintain and improve their skills by spending most of their time in Lindblonfs pool and outside pools. They become adroit divers, accomplished life-savers, and champions of endurance. These mermaids do not think of their practice as merely hard work, but find it fun and greatly relaxing. Slightly less advanced than the Dolphins, the life-savers dedicate their time and energy to learning the various carries for saving a drowning person. They must have at least fifteen hours of actual swimming to their credit to get their junior and senior life-saving hadges. 171401448 Q! PICTURE I Row I-C2lllllgllill1.7fiAtA Rep., Gudc, Wfaleryszak, Skinner, Soltis, Madiax, Rossow, Parliman, Nelson Row 2-Atkinson. Kuehan, Nowak. Snchy, Motley, Crznnlirh, Sypniewski Row 3-Shupert, Wolilwfeiid, Fowler, Brosnan, ,,,,,,,, . ...,, Steel, Hathaway Row 4-Klussens, Mroz, Stroner, Kulaynik, Rolek, Neuman, Thrift Row 5---Wolgztst, Lewis, Ridge PICTURE II Row I Row 2 Row 3 Callaghan -GAA Rep., I.ewise. Moody, Gruluinnwski, liianm-hi, Dozier, Jaunes, Mielcurek Dahlstrom, Brueggenunn, Kwiatt. Riley. Herr-nlson. Iluher. Sandberg, Doenges, Fischer Moore, Cole. Piorkowsl-Li, Prom-ich, Rutaxjvzuk. Small. Andrews, Moran, Stoginski, Doenges It's a bird, it's a plane, or is it Superman? No, you were right the first time. It's a bird. Our hadnlinton classes become well acquainted with the proper uric of the racket. After a certain amount of skill has been acquired, the girls are azlvuneezl to 11 more experfrzlc-ezl group wht-re the technique and eonlpetition is llll1Cll keener. At the close of each SCIIIUSICI' at tourzlaxnent held to determine the outstanding players. Page 1 42 ealtcfa 7fzwZ' Ball . Row 1-Miclacarek, Tzirilas, Leise, R., Leise. Small, Kijak Row 2-Roediger, Klassens, Cullerton, Woods, Motley, Lovett, Procich, Wolgast, Kalaynik, Riley Row 3-Dahlstrom, Brueggeman., Rennwald, Fowler, Dozier, Moody, Thrift, Doenges, Sandberg, Grand, Milchrist, Suchy, Shupert, Wohlwend, Schen- nemann Row 47W6bl!l', Mallek, Krivchuk, Sloginski, Bzduch, Richter, Moore, Atkins, Lewis, Green, Pavell, Cisewski, Pet- rak, Nelson, Cade, Moran, Lewis E., Crabinowski, Rep The team game classes are formed mainly for girls interested in compet- itive sports. ln the fall they partici- pate in the games of captain ball and basketball while the spring term leads them to volleyball and baseball. Each member of the championship team in addition to receiving her usual fifty points is awarded a silver bar with the name of the game in which she has excelled, engraved on it. Row 1-Grunauer, Jeffers, Andrews, Cole, Nowak, Piorkowski, Carlson, Cal- laghan Row 2-Ratajczak., Zelensky, Fischer, Cun- ningham, Till, Lindgren, Neuman n Quafzcf, rqcfaance, funqe. FENCING Row 1-Soltis, Waleryszak, Rolek Rossow, Madinx, Moran, Gru- nauer, Kalaynik, Belardiwelli Dozier Demonstrators-Roubik, Skinner Row 2-Witkowski, Fischer, Doenges Moody, Petrak, Stroner, Gark Mielcarck, Doenges, Stoginski, Piorkowski, St. Germaine Row 3-Seeger, Pavell, Butcher, Cis ewski, Woods, Atkinson, Wal gast, Sypniewski, Nelson, Kuchan, Orman, Weber, Cul lerton, Scheunemann, Leise Thrift, Sleczek 7 1 I TEAM GAMES Row 1-Thommen, Soltis, Rouhik, Skinner, WLll8l'ySZilli Row 2-James, Butcher, Pavat-ich, Katnich, Kwiutt, Mroz Row 3ARossow, Sleczek, Doenges, Porter, Meyer, Smeeton, Huber Row 4fRolek, Strfmer, Griffith, St. Germaine, Walls, Freitag, Podolsky, Riehl Q Q 372, V if - 1 1 f Page 143 . :ii . m e X 5 'J o A g g I.' :W-my Q H :a mmf game spam The present top man of the R.O.T.C. is 6'Little Joe or Sergeant Natale. He spends mueh of his time spouting and shouting concise commands. The Ser- geant's aids, the staff, help keep a smooth running outfit. Their knowl- edge of Military Science and tactics is extensive. The four R.0. Staff members are officers and non-coms who direct the work of the com- panies, the Picked Platoon and the Drum and Bugle Corps. From dawn to setting sun the boys train and it is through these many hours of hard work that the R.0.T.C. has hrought fame and glory to Linflblom. Sergeant Joseph Natale R 0 Staff-Tarahori-Cadet Major, Cunning- ham-MfSgt., Harper-Cadet Capt., Hacken- dorf-Cadet Capt. Page 1 45 Page yg:fsi3 ,sw . ,, , fuses Row I Row 2 Row 3f Front 4 Row I--Nelson-SfSgt.. Mickow, Wy'zitt. Bauer Row 2 Row 3 7f1.e IW!! ' Gfzamfpft L CLUB Bower, Orszula. Tnralmri, Ketchum. Na- talcfSpons0r Snyder, Sleltcr, Ain, Mit-kow, Van llcvcrn Wyatt, Ham-kemlorf, Lindgren, Fisk. Ar- f kusli, Staiger A PICKED PLATOON Ketchum-lflit., Ain--lfLt., Staigcrg SfSgt. Foster, Snyder, Schneider, Burns, Cunning- ham-TfSgt. Killoren-Sfsgt., Stukel. Fleming. Stvlter Sargent, Houser. Brown Yan Beveren-SfSgt.. Sclluldt. YVilde. Znzl mierowski. Lindgren. Phillips, Stempinski Orzula-Sgt. White sweaters will be worn by the R. O. ML club! The award signifies a city wide championship. The picked platoon took first place in an all city competi- tion. Under the capable command of Cadet Lieutenant Alden Ketchum, the Eagles brought glorious honors to Lindblom. The shilling shoes of the picked platoon reflect the smiles of' shining examples of what strict discipline can do. 146 Sauna! UM. If -iw if 0 'F Front - Southall-Capt., Shulz-Lt., Czapek-Capt. Row I-Novickar, Isaacson, Tzlrahori, Hargrave, Rozdilsky, Kosury, Cilich, Krisik Row 2-Klimek, Stevens, Jendzio, Smurava, Lewis, Jones, S1-llauer, Mankowske Row 3-Ross, Baukus, Siple, Pauls, Muluy, Haeker, Rogers, Orszula Row 4-Libner, Johnson, Curtis, Cameron A poor unsuspecting soul venturing into the cold and empty corridors some dark morning at 7 olclock, might be blown over by the blustering welcome of the Drum and Bugle Corps. 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February 6-Twenty-three indignant freshies demand refunds on tickets sold them by Margie Barr for the Freshman lnduetion Assembly. February 11-Dave Vflaleryszak is very embarrassed to find that it took hi111 two and two-thirds seconds to cross the swimming pool. Don't you worry, Davey, baby, wait till we put water in it! February 12-Milton Polich comes to school today, wonders where classmates arc. Anyway, we remem- bered you, Abe. February 13-Tragedy in Lindblom! Violet Van Ry is struck on the noggin by a campaign poster, Alden Ketchum drowns at the drinking fountain, Billy Mclntyre forgets to collect the penny refund 011 his milk-bottle in the lunchroom. Today's Friday tl1e 13th, but we're 11ot superstitious! Oh, yeah? February 16-Flo Hawks is still walking around with her head in the clouds recalling the lovely valen- tine from Johnny Allen .... We got a valentine, too! fFl'0lll Senior girl coullcilor Ronnie Radivoy, for a nickel.j February 18-Robert Doyle stuck himself . . . the excite- ment of receiving his first Honor Society pin was just too much for him. February 19-The following lengthy description of ,lim Skala was overheard at the Phillips basketball game: WllW! February 20-Gabby Gordon, ,lanet Cosbey, Dolores Prosen and Sylvia Gierut hold their stand with determination and Maidenswoon'l Loftus, new supply clerk, is forced to drink six cups of tea, eat eighteen slices of cake and three doughnuts at the Mail Service Induction Tea. February 22-ln l1o11or of George Wvashington each and every Lindblomite resolves to speak only the truth. . . . Tom Mosiej, Frank Gaca, Howie Rehn, Flip Gleason and Mark Madden were speechless. February 26-The first issue of the Weekly comes out and once again students have something to hide behind during division, cover textbooks with, wrap their lunches in-and maybe even read. Dot Mil- ehrist and Letty Mae Walsh howl with glee as they crack whips over heads of trembling Freshmen wl1o do not subscribe. February Z9 - Shy Russell Hancock comes tearing breathlessly down the back alley. Fifty girls come tearing after Russ. Well, whadda ya know! lt's Leap Year. lllareh 2-Charles Templeton insists on a subterranean tunnel under Ye Olde Weekly office. But Chuck, think of the muscles developed in hurdling those rafters. llfareh 6fXVho's that we saw sneaking through the alleys at 10:02 P.M.? ltis only Elaine Burns, Bernie Arnold, Marilyn Delfs and Mary Hazzard, who haven't as yet perfected their lrish brogucs and have only their Pepsodent smiles to offer the cops for being out after the curfew. Marfrh 11-,leanne Ccrvenka smiles-five Freshman boys are carried out on stretchers. March 12-Cadet Major A1 Tarabori frowns-Sixty-five R.O. Freshies are carried out on stretchers. It all depends upon your tactics. March 17-Top 0' the morning to you, Kathleen Noreen Theresa Callaghan, and the rest of the day to you, Pat Murphy. K llfareh 24-'Tm going to room th-w-ree oh niycn quips Peter Dunn-wbefore the effects of the Telephone demonstration wear off. April 1-1001 fmiav April 5-Right i11 the middle of the Civil War, Lee Sears ups and walks out of U. S. History. Lee later ex- plained that usomeone was foolinl around with my car. LWe use the term near loosely.,b April 13fAMarking day is here again. Teachers' pens make a scratching sound. Write S for Senior, F for Freshman- Ur is it the other way around! April 15-lt is reported that Howie Ryan was seen skipping down the hall delightedly playing with his yo-yo. Page 153 , Q xv if A .-A , u pep! Ziaaq April 20-Shirley Okon blows bubbles, but big. Near- sighted Pan Evans got so confused in Gym that she thought it was a volleyball, hit it over thc 11ct, and gummed up the works. April 23-Renie Zelensky, Terry Roubik, Connie Fis- cher and Shirley Field take home their gym suits. April 26-1 week, 7 days, 168 hours, 8,880 minutes, May M ay M ay May May illay June J une June 532,800 seconds of peace and contentment-Cleary Up-Wleek! 3-The prom is getting closel Six noses are pressed against the window of Blums Vogue. ,lune Carl- berg, ,loan Schreiner, Elsie Bertsos, Shirley Orr, Ginny Lindgren and Nat Scalia decide that the 35,000 formal on display just doesn't suit the111 anyhow! 5-Seven senior girls, ten juniors, fourteen sophs and sixty-five freshies are suffering from wounds incurred while attempting to snatch one of Bob McCarthy's graduation photos. 12-Gladys Cahill gives daily report to mama. ln gym today, 1 learned l1ow to walk, in swimming I learned how to breathe, in speech 1 learned to talk. It was a snap! Fm absorbent, those things come easy. 17-ln anticipation of the most stupendous, super- colossal, and sensational event of the year, Betty Bresnahan and Beverly James invade P-K's to buy pens which write under water in case it rains on the Eaglrfs debut. , 19fQuoth Betty Solomon to ,loyce Foster: M0n1y 165 more days until Hallowe'en. Then you get some use out of that face of yoursf' 21-Music Festival. Not that we're bragging or anything, but what other school has such talent? lx The performers will pay us later, natchll 22-Lasko, Berg, Markel, and Mickow, You're in Pep's Diary. Happy now? 1--At the Girls' Achievelnent Assembly, Shirley Rizzo turns double flip flops as gymnast Bob Feldmeir sulks in the second balcony. 2hl0e Soltis: Gee, look at the nice new exit signs. Billy Cross: 'G,loe, those Lnice llew exit signs' were installed last Januaryf' ,loe Soltis: 4'Oh. 3W.l0hnny Mihovilovich weeps as he shines up the Achievement L Cup for the last time, before pre- senting it at the Boys' Athletic Assembly, June June June June June 9 - Our senior class is well represented at the Achievement Assembly and many of our number walk away with top honors. Sally Kecley and Mary Tziritas trip over the lovely arrangement of lights which Sam Tumarkin has set up. 15-Are your teachers still giving exams? Hmmm? ls homework getting you down? Are you depressed or downcast-don't bc, we have the only solution -DROP DEADEI!! 18-After our glorious class sing, we're feeling rather generous, so . . . We, the graduating class of 1948, being of sound mind Nj and body, do bequeath the following: To the teachers we leave the hope of always getting paid on time and always having co-operative darlings like us for students. To the Freshmen we leave the thrill of a first crush, if you get desperate our phone numbers are in the directory. To the Sophomores we leave our text books, worn ragged from use. Many a night we spent on those volumes-under our pillows of course! Should the ,luniors aspire to duplicate the gran- deur and splendor of our magnificent class, we offer the following recipe: Mix 393 unutsw into a batter of classes, blend with sports events and top off with plenty of Lindblom spirit. Season this recipe well with lots of fun to keep it sweet and give it life and you're sure to come out 'Gthe cream of the crop. For the Seniors we leave-'nuff said. Well, what more do you want? We leave. 21-This year is the hundredth anniversary of the gold rush! 231C01Illl1CI1CClllBIll . . . Saying good-by to Lind- blom is going to be a little harder than any of us imagined. We've learned to love her and to live by her laws of fair play and honesty. School life has been fun, not only the thrilling games where the boys fought for her glory, or just the cokes at Helen's, but the pep rallies, assemblies, and yes, even classes. May we say to you students who remain: HCherish and uphold the standards of L. T. H. S. ln so doing you will find yourself a richer, happier person. So l0llg, and we'll be watching you go Onward Lindblom, forward Lindblom I '7 Page 1 55 STATE BANK OF CLEARING Modern Kanking i molded to meet every banking need I p PERSONAL LOANS - AUTOMOBILE LOANS W FEDERAL HOUSING AND MODERNIZATION LOANS COMMERCIAL LOANS - COLLATERAL LOANS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member F d IR B If I 5501 W. 63rd STREET CHICAGO 38, ILLINOIS ..!4Mi0gl 6l,l0A6 Congrafufafionfi Cjfaafs of 7 948 nom B R I T T A I N i H O B B Y MA RT A Miniature Motors, Airplanes, Trains, Boats, S ppl' P1 'gl 942 W. 63rd St. Ph ENGI d 2626 L D. Britt ' Ch g 21 I11 Pg 156 COMPLETELY EQUIPPED fo :Serve your every Zgalffing neecl. . CHICAGQ CITY BANK Gm TRUST CC HALSTED AT SIXTY-THIRD SHERMAN KLOVE 3531 W. 47fh STREET Phone Lafayette 1301 Wanufacfurera of mefaf goxed ana! joogi LM Jguf0mo6iA5 Over Chicago? Outstanding School for the ACCORDION Beginner-Intermediate-Professional Instruction 25 Student Accordion Orchestras 100 Student Contest Winners Last Year QYTZI1' It J QS. MQW! , , YI ' Iliff? nfl I QM? 'v 1 If i yi 5Y,lXY6:, iii. 'XLY VY , .F- E UL-I if l Jlxnllrvfjl ,U I 1 'U I In-1 at f uv 1 M ry i-L.'2'I ' 'Llrli' , if F .-- .' Q 2 U W l gl f X Few ,yfxf If You Know How to Spend, Less Than You Earn You Have the Philosophers Stone. Save Regularly Each Month, and You Shall Learn In Concordia Your Future is Sown. HOME OF I I ,. Savings S ' THE MUSIC CENTER .e.,.,,.,,y Cgjfgjjfy Insured to S5000 If-rTKTi??R Earn ZZ? per annum pi I lrhrlclnnin . . f?fSAvlN'1S National A.A.A. Senior Band gil 'mi Y CIIHITIPIOHS , WMWWM? Robert A. Halter, Director A ' g f 7 124 . 6637 S. 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ASHLAND AVENUE Phone HEMlock 0600 Phcne YARds 3451 IOSEPHINE'S DRESS SHOP A COMPLETE SELECTION OF ALL SIZES 4853 S. ASHLAND AVE. Chicago 9. Illinois GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Records - Radios - Furniture Central Appliance 6. Furniture Co. 3110 West 63rd Street, Chicago 29. Ill. GROvehill 6300 TROY MEAT MARKET CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY HARRY MEYERS Phone REPublic 2516 3139 WEST 59TH STREET Chicago + Compliments of JENSEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 228 N. La sane + Page 159 + MARQUETTE NATIONAL BANK 63rd and Western Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation + + Ifl'I.0l'l PHOTO SHOP Photographic Supplies !9Aofo jini5Aing .gzruice .gnformafion 942 W. 63rd St. Chicago. 111. NO + R. 8770 The Same Location and The Same Management , Sm.. 1920 C H A R L E S N I I NOVICKI I E HANNA M E R i Growers of Beautiful Flowers SALES AND SERVICE FRESH CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES AND BOUQUETS M J 5812-22 S. Hermitage Ave. PRO. 1137 i 1720 W. 63rd St. A TOURIST MOTOR SALES CO. 1 PRO. 1134 5932-50 So. Western Ave. HEM1ock 2110 Page 160 Insured Savings Home Loans SOUTHWEST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association of Chicago 6239 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE cnrcmo as Telephone PROspect 1730 Compliments of CENTRAL MARKET 6332 South Central Ave. YARds 9290 MODENA CATERERS 1706 W. 51st St. Grovehill 4528 i' F RANCIA FASHIONS BRIDAL SALON Bridal Gowns - Formals - Individual Creations Custom Designing 5015 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Emilie Francia Chicago 9. Illinois HOUSE OF WEDDING RINGS - DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVERWARE ANSEL'S DRY GOODS REICHMANS 5037 s. Ashland Ave. IEWELRY STORE Everything For The Family 4940 S. ASHLAND AVENUE IAMA SHOP I GOLDBERG S FASHION FORUM 6305-9 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE Chicago 29. Illinois 4756-58 So. ASlllClIld AVG. DENNISON GOODS Barney G01 dberg Oflice Supplies - Greeting Cards - Giits and Books Gus 5 Electric Appliances Phone GROvehill 5351 Suits Made to Order Records - Radios - Furniture TUXEDO RENTAL CO. CENTRAL APPLIANCE 6. cNo11nc.1 FURNITURE CO. Tuxedos and Full Dress Suits To Rent For All Occasions 3110 WEST 63rd STREET - CHICAGO 29. ILLINOIS P. MARS GROvehm 6300 Veteran of World War II 5024 So. Ashland Ave. Chicago 9. Ill. FOODS SYRENA RESTAURANT 4270 Archer Avenue VIRginia 9564-5 KEELER FOOD STORE 4158 W. 63rd St. ICE CREAM - FROZEN rooms Page 161 Page 162 i PROSPECQ 5200 Phone GROvehil1 4949 I I CUP1D's ' Florence Roy s Flower Shop of Kibler G Schneberger FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 2408 W. 63rd Street, Chicago We Deliver - We Wire W Florence Roy Knowles Glen M. Knowles 3341 W. 63rd Street Chicago 29, Ill. l 1 l HEMlock 2340 On1y the Best Appliances lor the Home HAAS RADIO 6. APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS - RADIOS - WASHERS - RANGES 2545 West 63rd Street Chicago. Illinois BEST WISHES HERB KAROLL MEN'S SHOP Southwest Corner 63rd 6 Kedzie Lamps - Pictures - Costume Iewelry - Hallmark Greeting Cards GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IRMA'S GIFT STUDIO 3251 wssr sara smssr Chicago 29, Illinois IRMA P. GREWE HEMlock 7694 LAKELAND MOTOR SALES USED CARS BODY AND FENDER WORK Englewood 6424 FOR THOSE WHO ARE HARD TO FIT We Carry Sizes From 6-A Narrow To Triple E Wide Women's Sizes to 12 - Men's Sizes to I7 Complete Range of Sizes for Children NIERMAN'S BOOTERY PROspect 3011 3148 West 63rd Street Compliments of The Iolly G's COR ELL MORRIS B. SACHS, INC. 6538 South Halst Compliments of ed Street 3400 Diversey Boulevard IOHN FUNK and IOSEPH FEICHTINGER Fine Outer Apparel For Men and Women Quality Clothes for Men and Women WILLIAM A. LEWIS 4716 South Ashland Avenue 6420 South Halsted Street YELLOW PARROT 1917 W. 62nd St. HAMBUHGERS - rcs CREAM FRENCH mms BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 IAMES E. CASS MFG. CO. 6200 South Kedzie Avenue, Chicago 29, Illinois MANUSO'S WE SPECIALIZE IN CARRY OUT MALTS AND SUNDAES Take Home a Pint or Quart of Our Home Made Ice Cream 5900 South Ashland Avenue CHICAGO Phone VIRginia 2343 NEUMANN'S BAKERY 2830 Archer Ave. WALbrook 0664 VERN MEYER, Florist 3410 West 63rd Street, Chicago 29 FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Compliments of SMITH'S SERVICE STATION 63rd and Komensky Ave. LIBERTY FOOD SHOP 2501 West 63rd Street Specializing in FINER FOODS 61 VEGETABLES PROspect 1761 3124 GROvehilI 5140 HERB'S FOOD SHOP COLD MEATS - FRUITS G VEGETABLES CIGARS 6 CIGAHETTES MQCGREGOR A. D. MacGregor, P. D. PRESCRIPTIONS - SIX REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Phones: HEMlock 1607-1608 w, 53th 51-BEET wg Dguvgn 62392 South Kedzie Avenue. Chicago Compliments of CLEARING DRUG Neil Curry - C. Akers 5607 West 63rd Street, Chicago PORTSMOUTH 6520 I. H. MAIER CO. IQQJ gjlafe .Sim l9l4 3304 West 63rd Street Chicago 29 PROspect 0444 GROvehill 8611 ART-RUS GIFT SHOP It Pleases Us To Satisfy You Ann G Art Russell 5844-46 South Kedzie Avenue Hallmark Cards - Costume Iewelry - Giits FOR THE BEST SELECTION OF PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Come To A. c. NOVAK 6. soNs 3428 West 63rd Street HEMlock 3352 Radios, Television, Electric Appliances Sold on Easy Terms I r i r Page 1 63 T E E N A G E R S ! Let Singer teach you how to sew! Make your own clothes to suit your individual personality and your budget! Eight easy lessons under expert guidance. Special Rates for girls from 12 to 17 years. SINGER SEWING CENTER 4715 So. Ashland Ave. VIR. 7640 Page 1 64 ENROLL NOW! . . . AT SIMMONS MUSIC STORE AND STUDIOS 1736 West 63rd Street FREE . . . 8 Lessons and use of Accordion or Guitar in the home Enrollment Fee . . . 56.00 Covers All. Music Book, Text Books, Beginners Books and Advance Course Books lor a period oi 2 years. This Radio Serviced and Guaranteed by OGDEN RADIO :S APPLIANCE CO. 1645 West 63rd Street HEMlock 6466 Hours: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. All Phones: PROspect 3440 S. A. BERGMAN. Inc. Wall Paper - Window Shades - Paint 1524 West 63rd Street, Corner Iustine Street Phone PROspect 9304 For Your Drug Wants PERSONAL SERVICE Where Prescriptions Are Known To Be Properly Compounded araain rug omlaany Thomas L. Sarasin, R. Ph. G. A Drug Store With a Conscience 6258 South Kedzie Avenue, Cor. W. 63rd Street CHICAGO. ILL. MCCARTHY - FLORIST CUT FLOWERS and FUNERAL DESIGNS Corsages 51.00 up WE DELIVER ANYWHERE 6336 South Western Avenue Phones PROspect 1614-1615 RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS Sales and Service DAVIS RADIO - RECORD SHOP Ogden Hi11's Foremost Radio Repair Shop 6848 South Ashland Avenue HEMlock 9868 HUDson 0364 SUMMIT SERVICE 6 SALES RADIO AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES H. I. Collins 1307 West 69th Street Chicago 36. Illinois GROvehill 2900-01 MID WEST TILE COMPANY 5447 South Ashland Avenue Steel, Aluminum :S Plastic Tile For Bathrooms G Kitchens FREE ESTIMATES CAHILL BROS. Real Estate 6 Currency Exchange 5501 South Ashland Avenue PROspect 0580 H E L I N S SCHOOL SUPPLIES - THE FRIENDLY STORE Courtesy - Service - Quality 6245 South Wolcott PROspect 6954 CIRCO 6 SON UPHOLSTERINC SERVICE THE BOULEVARD POPCORN SHOP Furniture Made To Order - Repairs of All Kinds Famed Over All Chicagoland For That Real Good Pop Com First Class W0fkmfmShiP 1602 West Garfield Boulevard 1953 West 63rd Street Phone HEMlock 4166 MRS. I. W. ALLEN KROSS 6 SON GEE IAY'S FUNERAL DIRECTORS EAT SHOP Ambulance Service Formerly Emerg 1844 West 63rd Street iNear Wolcott Ave.l A GOOD PLACE To EAT EDWARD G. Knoss Phone Pnoepeea 1837-38 1852 Wes' md Shea' Mpubhc 7674 REPUBLIC 0177 PRO1-.peer 7550 PROepee1 9691 PAUL'S FLORAL SHOP Musical Wedding 6. Birthday Cakes C O S ' lt orsages ur PCCIU Y Deliciously Different! 5045 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE IT'S GOOD - ITS FROM CHICAGO 36' ILL' ARMISTEAD'S BAKERY FRANK SUHOVICK 2747 West 55th Street Chicago 32, Illinois Telephone REPublic 1 4 5 2 - Call Us, We'll Call eab DRY CLEANERS SCHUBERTUS CLEANERS AND DYERS BOULEVARD MEAT MARKET 1951 West Garfield Boulevard 5638 South Ashland Avenue Phone HEMlock 8433 CHICAGO Phone PROspect 7277 We Call and Deliver McGINLEY'S TAILOR SHOP PORtsmouth 7873 F. R. VYTLACIL'S TAILORING - CLEANING - PRESSING DRY OOODS - SHOES 551 w HICAGO 1 es' BM snee' C 4315 West sara Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '48 MILLER SCHOOL STORE From Mechanical Drawing 6. Art Supplies Candies and Lunches 3211 WEST 59TH STREET 6100 wolcoit Avenue Hamburgers - Sandwiches - Home Cooked Meals Open All Nite Lillian Gebert. Prop. Page 1 65 Phones: PROspect 3854-3315 LARSON AND SON Established 1910 FLORISTS 1545 West 63rd Street Chicago 36. Ill. Phone NORma1 9266 WINDSOR RESTAURANT For Better Food 840 West 63rd Street - Chicago 21, Ill. , Gnovehm 8256 wmbrook 0604 LINDBLOM'S RENDEZVOUS . . . FOR LATEST HITS ON RECORDS l WILT CLIMATE CONTROL CO. CHRYSLER AIRTEMP M Heating - Cooling - Refrigeration HEMIOCIC 6256 SALES 5, SERVICE 3215 WEST BSRD STREET I 6327-29 South Ashland Avenue Chicago as. Illinois Gust West Of Kedziel Private Ambulance Lady Attendant IAMES H. GIBSON A A K R U S E 0 s o fo wt 5e 'U55 pfw U79 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone PROBWC' 4707 Telephone REPnb1ic nova 6333 South Ashland Avenue- Chicago 5652 South Ashland Avenue, Chicago mgpubuc 7042 Gnovehm 9872 Res. Phone: 1'IUDson 3566 Office Phone: HUDson 2644 1OE'S BICYCLE STORE SCHWINN-BUILT RICYCLES -AUTO SUPPLIES W. WETZEL 6. SON COAL - COKE - SAWED WOOD r l MOTOR OIL General Hauling 6- Expressing X 6317 South Ashland Avenue, Chicago 1309-11 Wes' 69111 slfeel' Chicago I L nch NEON Si ns Y N t Inc g MIKE'S CORNER o . SIGNS OF QUALITY THE PAUSE BETWEEN STREET CAR 6 SCHOOL 1 GROVGMH 0050 1901 West 59th Street 6540-42 South Ashland Avenue PROspect 4936 CHICAGO I MEYER LIPSON COMPANY Plumbing Contractors Phone PROspect 2594 6412 South Ashland Avenue Chicago 36. PROspect 4065 REIN'S HARDWARE 6. PAINTS GIFTS, TOOLS and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Illinois 1912 west 63rd sheen Chicago 3. Illinois Page 1 66 , l,.. I 7 I I Hsmock 6551 SHER'S IEWELRY DIAMONDS - WATCHES - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Cash or Terms D. I. Sher - R. Sher 3153 W. 63RD STREET Next To Marquette Theatre To Look Your Best - Visit The GUMM'S SANITARY BARBER SHOP 6114 South Ada Street Open Daily 9 to 7:30 p. m. - Saturday 9 to 9:30 p. m. Day Before Holiday: 9 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Full Line of Hair Preparations - Hair Grower Dressing Oil Expert Hair Cutting by Redrick and Gumm 2 BARBERS - NO WAITING Phone HEMlock 1362 6 1363 R. 6 W. SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT - SCHOOL SWEATERS 6239 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE Chicago 29. Illinois Phone WENtworth 5406 Semico Electric Mfg. 61 Illuminating Co. Wiring For Light, Heat and Power - Consultation GENERAL REPAIRS I. A. Samuels, Mgr. 6224 S. ADA S'I'REET. CHICAGO. ILL. K-I RADIO SERVICE AUTO RADIO EXPERTS Telephone ENG. 0358 6308 South Aberdeen Street CHICAGO. ILL. PEHLER'S SERVICE 63rd 6 Richmond REPublic 4373 Modern - Clean - Sanitary . . . Visit HUNT'S BARBER SHOP Fon THAT WELL GROOMED APPEARANCE conrrzn SIST a ADA srnssr Open 9 to 7:30 Daily - 9 to 9 Saturday and Days Before Holidays WIN STON 'S IEWELERS Phone PROspect 6080 6254 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE Chicago 29, Illinois WATCHES - DIAMONDS - IEWELRY Your Satisfaction Is Our Success NORmal szoa A. A. MOSS CHILDHOOD REFLECTIONS IUVENILE PHOTOGRAPHY DRESSMAKING - TAILORING - ALTERATIONS Expert Cleaning and Pressing Furs Cleaned and Remodeled 1208 West 63rd Street, Chicago 6252 South Kedzie Avenue Phone PROspect 1400 Compliments of Friend Page 167 Page 1 68 Best Wishes To The Class of 1948 From 318 5210106 CHICAGO'S LEADING PHOTOGBAPHER FOR 80 YEARS Artistic Photography Intelligently Created GXISD we don .gzwhofi 109 NORTH WABASH AVENUE CENTRAL 3982 Official Photographer for the Eagle 1939-1948 ALL PICTURES APPEARING IN THIS BOOK ARE AVAILABLE IN THE STUDIOS