Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

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B S., La Crosse State Teachers' College, Baldwin-Wallace Col- lege, M.S., University of Chicago, Purdue University, Super- intendent, Head of Science Department. s qJJ2 'A l'uw 3 Ilnr?ggq7 ll! ffl A ,S ,K -5 . ri. V U y W ,ICF , Page l O ,Z .Lll The Deans EDNA A. MICHAEL. B. Mus., Bush Conservatory, B.S., MA., Univer- sity of Illinois, Northwestern University, University of Chicago, Dean of Girls, French, Sponsor, Beceus, Sponsor, Shgarclub, Co-Sponsor, Hall Monitors, Visiting Teacher, LA RUE THOMPSON. AB., M.A., University of Illinois, University ct Chicago, Dean of Boys, Sociology, American Government, LEA. Legisla- tive Committee, Coach, Tennis, Sponsor, School Council, Co-Sponsor, Hall Monitors. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. F. J. Benda, Mrs. C. B. Allen, Mr. J. C, M3cG:w.:n, Mr, F. E. l-lodek, Jr., Miss Curtis, Mr. I. E. Haebich, Mr. H. A. Bamford, Page l l INA E. LELAND. AB., North Dakota State School of Science, Mayville State Teachers' College, May- ville, North Dakota, B.S. L.S., University of Illinois, University ot Minnesota, De Paul University, Li- brarian, Publication Advisor, THE ROUSER, Spon- sor, Library League, Chairman, Handbook Com- mittee, Workshop Committee, PAUL M. STEPHAN. B.A., North Central Col- lege, M.S., University of llliniois, Reading Clinic, English, Counsellor, Freshman-Sophomore Class, Chairman, Teacher Evaluation, School Council, Delegate, l.E.A. MARIE HINE. A.B., A,M., University of Wash- ington, University of California, Columbia Univer- sity, University of Chicago, National University in Mexico, Spanish Language Institute, Mexico, Span- ish, Sponsor, Spanish Club, Counsellor, Junior- Senior Class. LUCILLE MASAR. Riverside-Brookfield High School, Personnel Secretary. Personnel - OHice - Library Sorry, Wrong Number Tom Brown's SchooIdays Modernized Page I2 ,f-, zf A i L.. For Whom the Bells Toll Bl-ISineSS. Inc. Main Office and Book Store ELIZABETH DAVISON. AB., Grove City College, Grove City, Penn., Assistant Secretary. RUTH M. CLEARY. AB., M.A., University of Michigan, New York University, Northwestern Unive-rslty, De Paul University, Head of Commerce Department, Chairman, Committee of Five. ETHEL M. CURTIS. B.A., Coe College, North- western University, Illinois State Normal, Univer- sity of Chicago, School Secretary, Secretary to Board of Education, Registrar. ARDELL LUEHRING. Riverside-Brookfield High School, Bookstore. -.-f -N -, .., u-ng., 'nw-,ma U-a-.QL -1... Ii Page I3 Page l 4 How About a Pencil? Sample Balloting Goes Gallup Commerce - ocial Science WILMA L. BUCHHOLZ. B.Ed,, Illinois State Normal University, University of Iowa, MA., Columbia University, De Paul University, Corn- merce, Co-Sponsor, Student Activity, 'School Coun- cil. NORTON R. KAISER. 'Ph.B., Ph.M., University of Wisconsin, Head of Social Science Department, American Government, Sociology, Ancient History. FREDERICK R. ELLINGSON. B.A., Coe College, Luther College, Social Science, Sociology, Ameri- can Gove-rnment, Coach, Frosh-So-pih Football, Coach, Baseball, Chairman, Finance Committee. JANE HEWITT. B.E., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, University of Indiana, Commerce, Sponsor, Scribblers. CLARENCE W. CARLSON. 'B.Ed., Northern Illi- nois State Teachers' College, Northwestern Uni- versity, University of Chicago, American and Modern History, Coach, Cross Country. HARRY G. EWING. B.A., lllinois Wesleyan University, American History, Boys' Physical Edu- cation, Assistant Coach, Football, Assistant Coach, Baseball. THOMAS NEWTON. B.Ed., Southern lllinois State Teachers' College, M.A., George Peabody College of Education, Northwestern University, De Paul University, American History, Coach, Heavyweight Football, Coach, Spring Track. OTTO C. HAACK. B.S., Stout College, Univer' sity of Wisconsin, M.S., Northwestern University, University of Chicago, Head of Industrial Arts Department, Machine Shop. EDGAR A. JENKINS. B.E., Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College, Iowa State College, Printing, Driving, Coach, Golf. WILLIAM A. SHUEY. B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, De Paul University, Woodshop, Industrial Arts, Coach, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Director, Athletic Department. History Industrial Arts Mm m m What Nice Lines' Stripped Gears Are Prohibited Page Quien Sabe Ninos? WhaI s the Rhyme Scheme? Page I6 English CAROLINE VIRGINIA EWAN. AB., University of illinois, A.M., University ot Chi- cago, De Paul University, l-lead of English Departmcntg English, Courtesy Committee. MARY HOUSTON. AB., Knox College, MA., University ot Chicago, Northwestern University, University of Colorado, University ot Wisconsin, Columbia University, Unfversity ot Minnesota, English, Creative Writing, Sponsor, Stamp and Coin Club, Sponsor, Clarion, Corresponding Secretary, Patrons' Council. I CAROL K. TRUMBULL. l3.S., M.A., Ohio State University: Spanish, English, E E G Drummer Boy of '59 England Ho! For England FLORA FRAZIER. AB., DePauw University, M.A., Columbia Univer- sity, Indiana University, University of Chicago, De Paul University, English, Latin, Sponsor, Pro Merito Club, Co- Sponsor, Usher Club. E. LUCILE SHIPLEY. B.E., Illinois State Normal University, University of Michigan, De Paul University, M.A., Columbia University, English, Speech, Director, Senior Class Play, Sponsor, Masque and Wig Club, Di- rector, Masque and Wig Play. MABEL BARE. B,E., Illinois State Teachers' College, M.A., University of Michigan, University of Colorado, English, Sponsor, National Honor So- ciety, Chairman, Public Relations. MURRILL DAVID SANDERS. A,B., University ot Illinois, Harvard Univer- sity, Northwestern University, Univer- sity of Denver, University of Chicago, English, Remedial Reading, Director, Junior Class Play, Sponsor, Jesters, Coach, Wrestling. Foreign Language Page I7 Page I 8 Mechanics Illustrated J. GEORGE VANCE. B.A,, Lawrence College, B.S., Stout Teachers' College, A,M., Northwestern University, Head of Drawing Department, Me- chanical Drawingg House Planning, Industrial Arts, Business Advisor, THWE ROUSNERQ Purchasing Agent, Board of Education. TREVA LEFTRIDGE KELLY. B.A., Western Illi- nois Staite Teachers' College, M.A., Colorado State Teachers' College, Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, Vogue School, Director, Cafeteria, Homemaking, Chairman, Social Committee. ELIZABETH J. ELLSWORTH. B.A.E., M.A.E., Chicago Art Institute, B.Ph., University of Chica- go, Art and Design, Arts and Crafts, Art Director, THE ROUS'E'Rg Sponsor, Camera Club, School Council. STEPHANIE H. JEVEY. B.S., University ot Illi- noisg Homemakingg Co-Chairman, Home Econo- mics Club. TheNewLook Drawing - Music F , ...Y .L-..-T,., A q'T WILLIAM A. DUDLEY. B.E., Northern lllinois State Teachers' College, University of Cincinnati, De Paul University, Head of Physical Education Department, Coach, Heavyweight Basketball, Coach, Lightweight Football. ALICE BRAINERD. A.B., Colorado State College of Education, B. Mus., Denver College of Music, Northwestern University, University of Chicago, iM.A., University of Denver, Music Appreciation, Choruses, Candlelight Service, Operetta. MIRIAM FAGER. B.E., Morton Junior College, Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, M.A., Northwestern University, Girls' Health and Phys- ical Educaition, Sponsor, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, Workshop Committee. LOUIS NEWMARK. B.E., Milwaukee State Teachers' College, M.A., University of Iowa, Northwestern University, American History, Social Science, Band, Orchestra, Harmony. Home Economics - Physical Education The string section Ncw, this is the way you hold it, see! Page I9 NETTIE K. COURTNEY. Ph.B., Denison Univer- sity, M.A., University of Chicago, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Co-Sponsor, Usher Club. MERRILL G. LOTT. B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, B.S., University of Chicago, M.A., Northwestern University, Chemistry, Spon- sor, Hi-Y, Advisor, Senior Class, School Council, Workshop Committee. KINGSLEY L. ROTH. B.S., Baldwin-Wallace Col- lege, M.A., Northwestern University, University of Chicago, Michigan State Normal, Physics, Director, Visual Education. GEORGE H. STANGER. B.A., North Central College, Plane and Solid Geometry, General Mathematics, Trigonometry, Assistant Coach, Spring Track. What's the EXACT Answer, Don? l i i cience Would You Believe It s You' Page 20 Mathematics LEE E. ARTHUR. B.S., Western Illinois State Teachers' College, Denison University, M.A., University of Chicago, Head of Mathematics Department, Algebra, Trigonom- etry, Manager, Ticket Sales, School Council, Workshop Committee. WARREN L. DUVAL. B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, M.A., North- western Uniyersity, Algebra, Social Science, Driving, Manager, Athletic Equipment, Counsellor, Vocations, HUBERT L. EDQUIST. Lenoir-Rhyme College, BA., Gustavus Adolphus College, iM.A., University of Minnesota, University of Chicago, Biology, Sponsor, Bios Logos Club. I Therefore, the Triangles Are Congruent Hall Pass, Please! 5 3 Page 2l Page 22 70p 2 DAVID GIUNTOLE ELAINE MOUTVIC JACK HAGAN TONY HELLER BEATRICE BENDA JAMES HORALEK FRANK HAJEK BARBARA ELLACOTT 9. KENNETH FLAHERTY Academy Award Winners BEATRICE BENDA-Much of Bea's success as president ot the Masque and Wig Club was due to her friendly manner and ready smile. BARBARA ELLACOTT-Barb ranked the outstanding senior roll for having led the Sharclub through another successful year with her charm and ability. KENNETH FLAHERTY-Ken took a leading role in The Senior Year as president of the Hi-Y, class secretary, and a star on the basketball court. DAVID GIUNTOLI-Dave's leadership and friendly nature as president of the School Council made his opinions respected by all council members. JACK HAGAN-As president of the class, Jack displayed leadership quali- ties, which added to his humor and intelligence, made him an outstanding senion FRANK HAJEK-A quick sense of humor helped Frank make easy work of his duties as master of ceremonies, class vice-president, and secretary of the Hi-Y. ANTON HELLER-Tony's dynamic personality and wit placed him in the ranks of outstanding seniors. JAMES HORALEK-His positions as co-captain of the football team, captain of the basketball team, and president of the Lettermen's Club are proof of Bud's popularity and athletic ability. ELAINE MOUTVIC-An Oscar to Elaine for her scholastic ability plus her untiring efforts to see things through as editor of the Clarion and secretary for the National Honor Society. Page 23 Page 24 Flaherty, R. Kinnaird. The Seniors of 1949 Freshmen 1945-46 A new life was unfolding for us as the war had just ended and we were to enter high school. But in spite of our enthusi- asm we were just green freshies and the initiation into the hustle and bustle of high school life was almost too much for us. However, we eagerly entered into the many activities with the hope that we might win an Oscar, We unreeled our first social affair with the annual Fresh- man Frolic. Even as freshmen we began to look forward to the happenings of our sports world as this year the upperclass- men were District Champs in basketball, and we also had hopes. Bob Slinker was elected to the position of class president, Bob Bird as vice-presi- dent, Elma Mae Mauney as secretary, and Bob McClelland as treasurer. These offi- cers directed us through our stand-in year. Sophomores 'I946-47 Now we were sophomores and what proud and important creatures we were because we had put aside our green col- ors. This year we would be important actors in our own right. Seven of our class appeared in the cast of the operetta Bells of Beaujolois, five of our girls were elected to the Sharclub Senate, and four of us helped to place THE ROUSER in the First National Honor Rating again. With the S50 that we had earned as freshmen tor a successful magazine cam- paign we put on our own class party, The 49'ers Rush. We had made a good showing in the Citizens of Tomorrow broadcast and we produced a successful all-sophomore floor show for our party. Little Jack Hagan was our chosen leader with Dave Giuntoli, Barbara Ella- cott, and Bea Benda as his helpful assist- ants. Left to Right: F. Hajek, J. Hag n T Juniors 1947-48 At last . . . upperclassmen with the realization that we must leave an even greater m-ark than in our previous years. During the summer R-B had seen many changes. Not only were our braver girls wearing the New Look but, our cam- pus had it with new trees, shrubbery, and sidewalks and the stadium was fast be- coming a reality. We sent our tennis team and J. Hagan, our 880 man, down state. How proud we were of our former cl-ass president when he returned with a second place showing. We helped initiate the first annual talent show and provided besides other numbers a classy chorus line of girls. Strictly Formal, our class play was a big success. Our class officers this year were Ken Flaherty, James Horalek, Betty Mealer, Arnold Wackrow, and Tony Heller. We decked out in all our glory when we honored the seniors at our prom held at the Acacia Country Club. At that time we began thinking about next year and when the seniors donned their caps and gowns, we realized that the end was near -just one more year. Seniors 1948-49 Here we are as sensible seniors with our freshmen timidity and our sopho- more cocksureness a phase in the past. There were many changes that had taken place at R-B. Our teachers inaugurated a workshop week, the New Look was no longer new, we were eating 35c lunch- es, and we were again proud of our basketball teams. On bow day we wore the traditional white and we proudly re- membered when we had looked up to the seniors. The Masque and Wig play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay expressed our gay and carefree feelings. Leading us through this year was a foursome of cap- able males, namely, Jack Hagan, Ken Flaherty, Frank Hajek, and Dick Kin- naird. Then our dream came true, we graduated. We were saddened to think that we would leave our friends but with new hope and encouragement from our directors for the life ahead, we squared our shoulders and went out to become great actors and actresses in whatever the future held for us. These past four years truly were The Best Years of Our Lives. Page 25 Seniors of 1949 Agonath Anderle Anderson Andorf Anthony Bailey Ballard Belsan, D. Barnick, L. Barnick, R. 'Barnihart Battaglia Beaudin Beier Belsan, A. IRENE E. AGONATH. Home Economics l, Scribblers 4. Let Live a Little. CAROL ANN ANDERLE. Beceus l, Spanish Club 4, Freshman Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 2, 4. My Favorite Blonde. ROBERT ANDERSON. Baseball 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero 3. Thrill of Youth. HAROLD GEOlRGlE ANDORF. Little Men. NATALIE RUTH ANTHONY. Spanish Clu-b 3, Scribblers 4, Transferred from Nazareth Academy, La Grange 3. He's My Guy. LElhA VERNE BAILEY. 'Scribblers 3, Home Economics 4, Bowling 4. The Young in Heart. LOUISE MAC LEAN BAJLl4AiRD. Beceus l, Riding l, Chorus l, Pro Merito 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Usher Club 3, 4, School Council 4, Rouser 4, Scribblers 4. Blithe Spirit, DONALD BELSAN. Band l, 4. Don't Get Personal. LORRAINE JEiANiETTE BA'RNflCK. Chorus 2, Rouser, Art Staff 4. Private Affairs. RlCH'ARD MILES BARNICK. Football l, 2, This ls the Life. BARBNRA JANE BARNHART. Transferred from Oak Park River Forest Township High School, Oak Park 2, Jesters 2, Junior Play 3, Student Council 3, Masque and Wig 4, Spanish Club 4. Velvet Touch. PAULINE BATTAGLIA. Transferred from Flower Technical High School, Chicago 2, G.A.A. 2, Home Economics 2. Perils of Pauline. TEDDIE JANE BEAUDIN. Reckless Age. AUDREY RUTH BEIER. Jesters l, 2, Beceus 2, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble and Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra and Band 2, Operetta 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Scribblers 4, Honor Society 4. Since You Went Away. ANTOINETTE BELSAN. Usher Club 3. A Double Life. Page 26 Nl! I I Belsan, K. Benda Bender Bene: Bergman Betzer Bierma Bird Blanck Borst Brokaski Brooks Buckley Bunta Carlson I Carrick KATHRYN BELSAN. Spanish Club 2, Usher Club 3. Kitty. BEATRICE FRANCES BENDA. Jesters I, 2, President 2, Beceus 2, Pro Merito 2, Class Officer, Secretary 2, Sharclub 2, 3, 4, School Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Rouser 2, 4, Junior Play 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, President 4, Clarion, Feature Editor 4. Variety Girl. RUSSELL IRWIN BENDER. They Drive By Night. RICHARD BENES. Track 3, 4. Without Reservations. ANITA MARGARET BERGMAN. G.A.A. I, Spanish Club I, 2, Scribblers 4, Home Economics 4. Career Girl. ROBERT EDWIN BETZER. Football, Manager I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. Blow, Gabriel, Blow. ALICE ANN BIERIMA. G.A.A. I, Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, Pro Merito 2, Usher Clu-b 3, 4, President 4, National Honcr Society 3, 4. Dcwn to Earth. ROBERT HAROLD BIRD. School Council I, Class Offi- cer, Vice-President I, Bios Logos 2, Vice-President 2, Jesters I, 2, Vice-President 2, Football, Manager 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Clarion 4. Pecple Are Funny. EBERHARD DONALD BLANCK. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Clarion, Business Manager 4. Silent Witness. SUZANNE ELEANOR BORST. Horne Economics I, Spansh Club I, 2, 3, 4, Beceus 2, Riding I, Jesters 2, School Council 3, Masque and Wig Club, Treasurer 4, Junior Play 3, Homecoming Queen 4. Loves of Car- men. DOLORES JOAN BROKASKI. Transferred from Flower Technical High School, Chicago 4. An Innocent Affair. LOIS JEAN BROOKS. Beceus I, Scribblers 4, Spanish Club 4, Chorus 4, Clarion 4. Easy to Wed. ELIZABETH JANE BUCKILEY. Transferred from Bishop Muldoon High School, Rockford 3, Spanish Club 4, Masque and Wig Club 4, Rouser 4. Our Town. HELEN BUNTA. Jesters I, 2, Beceus I, Pro Merito 2, Bios Logos, President 2, Junior Play 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Vice-Pre-sident 4, Play 4, Spanish Club 4, Claricn, Club Editor 4. Feudin', Fussin', and a Fightin'. LOIS MARION CARLSON. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, Horne Economics 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Rouser 3, 4. The Ideal Girl. KENNETH JOHN CARRICK, Basketball 2, Cross Coun- try, Manager 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Follow the Girls. Page 27 JOHN LEL,AN'D CARROLL. Track l, Jesters 2, Base- ball 3, Junior Play 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 4. Climbing High, DONNA RUTH CECRLE. Pro Merito 2, Bios Logos 2, Mixed Chorus 2. So Goes My Love. HELEN MAE CHAPIN. Bowling 3, G.A.A. l, 2, Home Economics l, 3, 4, Publicity Manager 3, President 4, Scribblers 4. Too Many Blondes. MARILYN IRENE COBLE. iNobody's Fool. DONALD ROY COLBY. Bios Logos 2. Shy Guy. MICHAEL COLGRASJS, JR. Jesters 2, Junior Play 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3, Wrestling 4, Clarion 4. 'Drums. JAMES COUGHENOUR. Diamond Jim. JOHN EIJMER CROWE. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. Big Guy. Page 28 Carroll Cecrle Chapin Coble Colby Colgrass Coughenour Crowe Daleo Dallman Damore D'Arcy Dickson Dietrich Ditzler Dowen MATTHEW JOSEPH DALEO. Transferred from Gage Park High School, Chicago l, Pro Merito 2, Bios Logos 2, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 4, Debate, Vice-President of National Forensic League 3, Golf 4, Hi-Y 4. Sixteen Fathoms Deep. -ROBERT MAX DALLMAN. Football l, Basketball 2. Brief Encounter. JOAN LUCILLE DAMORE. G.A.A. l, Home Economics l, 2. Youth Takes a Fling. ELIZABETH M. D'ARCY. Fallen Angel. ELMER ADAIR DICKSON. Ticket Taker l, 2, 3, Man- ager 4. AIl By Myself. RUTH ELEAJNOR DlETR'lCH. Home Economics l, Span- ish Club 2, Scribblers 3. Dear Ruth. WORDEN LODGE DITZLER. Band l, 2, 3, Stamp Club 4. The Thin Man. J. DOUGLAS DOWEN. Wrestling, Manager l, 2, Bios Logos 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4. Curly Top. Seniors of 1949 ELSE NEVA DRAZIL. Jesters I, 2, Operetta I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Spanish Cluib I, 2, 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Masque and Wig 3, 4, Play 4, G.A.A. 4, Candlelight Service, Solo 4, Clarion, News Editor 4. A Song Is Born. DONALD JEROME DVORAK. Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Ticket Taker I, 2, 3, Movie Operator 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, School Council 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4. Daniel Boone. JAMES WILLIAM DROUGHT. Football I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Unconquered. DORIS ANN DYER. Beceus I, School Council I, Usher Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4. To Have and To Hold. BARBARA ANNE ELLACOTT. School Council I, Pro Merito, Treasurer 2, Jesters, Secretary 2, Beceus, Secretary-Treasurer I, Class Officer, Treasurer 2, Sharclub 2, 3, President 4, Usher Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Rouser Staff 2, 3, 4. She's for Me. JEANETTE LAVE'RNE FAZIO. Going My Way? RICHARD WILLIAM FILIP. Tennis I, Football I, 4, Magazine Drive, High Salesman I, Cam- era Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Mr. Big. SHIRLEY MAE FIVEK. Home Economics I, G.A.A. I, 2, Spanish Club 2, Slightly Terrific. KENNETH JOHN FLAH'E'RTY. 'Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, ' Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, President 3, Secretary 4, Hi-Y, Vice-President President 4. The Luck of the Irish. ANN ELIZABETH FRANSOIN. 'Chorus I, 2, Beceus I, Pro Merito 2, Sharclub Senate 2 Treasurer 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, School Council 4. The Lady Has Plans. LOIS JEAN GABRISCH. Jesters I, School Council I, Home Economics I, 4, Scribblers 2, 3 4, Vice-President 4, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Clarion, Class News Editor 4. The Gift of Gab. JOYCE LOUISE GIBSON. Transferred from Jefferson High School, Lafayette, Indiana 2, Spanish Club, President 4. Obliging Young Lady. DAVID LESLIE GIUNTOLI. Cross Country l, Track I, Wrestling 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Vice-President 2, School Council I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Junior Play 3, Pro Merito 3, Hi-Y 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4. A Gentleman At Heart. JEAN MARGARET GREGORY. G.A.A. I, 3, Spanish Club I, Riding I, Scribblers 4, Fron- tier Gal. ELAINE SHIRLEY GUHL. Home Economics I, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Scribblers 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. 4, 3 1 1 1 Drazil Dvorak Drought Dyer E I lacott Fazio Filip Fivek Flaherty Franson Gabrisch Gibson Giuntoli Gregory Guhl ga Page 29 Seniors of 1949 Gunther Guyer Hagan Hajek Hallam Hames Hamilton Handy Harris Havelka Hayes Heidkamp Heller Henderson Hill MARIE JUNE GUNTHER. Home Economics I, 2, Bios Logos 2. Life Begins Anew. BARBARA JANE GUYER. Chorus I, Spanish Club 4, Clarion, Exchange Editor 4. Every Girl Should Be Married. JOHN H. HAGAN. Football 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Le'ttermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, President 2, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Racing Luck. FRANK JOSEPH HAJIEK, JRR. Base-ball I, Basketball I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Ensemble 4, Class Officer, Vice-President 4, Hi-Y, Secre- tary 4, The Human Comedy. SHIRLEY ANN HALLAIM. Riding I. Sentimental Journey. WILLIAM J. HAIMES. Chorus I, 2, 3, Football, Manager 4, Wrestling 4, Track 4. Man of Courage. ALAN EARNEST HAMILTON. Track I, Ticket Taker 4. I Live As I Please. BARBARA JEAN HANDY. Beceus 2, Scribblers 3, 4, Home Economics 4. That's My Gal. CHARLES THOMAS HARRIS. Jesters I, Track I, 2, Basketbali 2, Ensemble 3, National Honor Society 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Rouser 4. High Gear. HELEN ROSE HAVELKA. Shed No Tears. MARGARET PATRICIA HAYES. Transferred from Lyons Township High School, La Grange 2, Scribblers 4, Home Economics 4. The Trouible with Women. BILLIE LEE HEIDKAiMP. Spanish Club 3, Scribblers 4. You Were Never Lovelier. ANTON GEORGE HIELLER. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 4, Letter- men's Club I, Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Rouser, Art Staff 3, Clarion, Sports Staff 4, Class Officer, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Masque and Wig Club 4, Play 4. The Daring Young Man. PATRICIA MAY HENDERSON. Chorus I, 2, Beceus 2, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Usher Club 3, 4. Personality Kid. MARY LOU HILL. G.A.A. I, Beceus I, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Head Usher 4. Renegade Girl. Page 30 Hochevar Horalek Huff Hurnel Irons Janke Jennings Johnske Joranson Keoughan Kessel Kik Kilroy King Kinnaird Klemme JOSEPHINE DOLORES HOCHEVAR. Home Economics I, 2, Chorus I, 2, Scribblers 2, Bowling I, 4. Give OUT, Sister. JAMES HORALEK. Football I, 2, 4, Captain 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Class Officer, Vice-President 3, Hi-Y 3, 4. Swell Guy. 'LLOYD LANGFORD HUFF, JR. Band I, 2, 3, Stamp Club 4. Tomorrow ls Forever. DOROTHY SUE HUMEL. Pro Merito 2, Bios Logos 2. Follow the Boys. JAMES JOSEPH IRONS. -Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2. Slightly Dangerous. GERALDINE RUTH JANKE. Home Economics I, 4, Spanish Club 2, Scribblers 3, 4, The Affairs of Gerald- ine. WARREN THOMAS JENNINGS. They Are Not Angels. NORENE MILDRED JOHNSKE. Chorus I, Home Eco- nomics I, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4. My Favorite Brunette. 4 KENNETH JORANSON. Bad Boy. 'ELIZABETH JANE KEOUGHAN. Transferred from St. Paul's Cathedral, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2, Home Economics 2, 4, Scriibblers 2, 3, 4. lt Ain't Hay. KENNETH FRANK KESSEL. Stamp Club, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 4. Nobody's Darling, EDWARD ALBIERT KIK. Dangerous Venture. FRANK KILROY. Wrestling 2, 3, Football 2. Dude Cowboy. DOLORES MARILYN KING. School Council 2, Bios Logos 2, Library Page 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics I, 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4. Magnificent Doll. RICHARD WILLIAM KINNAIRD. Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Jesters 2, Bios Logos 2, Lette-rmen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Class OHICGI' 41 Junior Play 3. The Gallant Blade. ALICE MAE KLEMME. G.A.A. 2, Home Eccnornics I, 2, 3, 4, Scribble-rs 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. Are You With lt? Page 3I DONALD FRANK KOIJANE. 'Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball l, 2, 4, Track l, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 4, Hall Guard Captain 3, 4, Rouser, Editor-in-Chief 4. The Coach of the Year. EDWARD FRANKLIN KONOPASEK. Behind the Eight Ball. DOROTHY MARIE KRATOSKA. G.A.A. I, 2, Home Economics l, 2, 3, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4. Portrait of Innocence. GEORGE ARTHUR K'REJ'Cl. Wrestling l, 4, Track l, 3, Baseball 2, Golf 3, Cross Country 4, Hi-Y 4. Cow- boy from Manhattan. PATRICIA ROSE KiRlSAN. Transferred frorn J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero 2, Scribblers 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. 1My Dear Secretary. RAYMOND JOS'E'P'H KRISTUFEK. Laugh Your Blues Away. JERRY J. KRIZKA. Transferred from J. Sterling Mor- ton High School, Cicero 2. About Face. JEROME EDWARD KUCHTA. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4. The Dark Arrow. Page 32 Koijane Konopasek Kratoska Krejci Krisan Kristufek Krizka Kuchta Kurth Lawrence Leader Light Lotz Lukas Luttenbacher Mac Nider RAYMOND CLARIENCE KURTH. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Let'termen's Club 4, School Council 4. The Sun Never Sets. CAiROL ANNE LAWRiENCiE. Transferred from Apple- ton Senior High School, Appleton, Wisconsin 3, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Clarion 4. Follow the Band. DOUGLAS RU'9SiE'lJL LEADER. Jesters l, Boys' Ensem- ble 3, Operetta l, 2, 3. You Can't Cheat An Honest Man. MAX LlGlHT. Transferred from Sullivan High School, Chicago l, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Bios Logos 3, Clarion, Sports Staff 4. Good Sam. ERWIN WILJLIAM LOTZ. Chorus l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 4, Football, Manager 4, Wrestling 4. Too Young to Know. MARILYN MAE LUiK'AS. Beceus l, Bios Logos 2, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Clarion Staff 4. One Touch of Venus. CHARLES LUTTENiBACHlEiR. Tennis 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. The Lost Week-End. ROGER ALAN MACNIDER. Basketball l, 2. Wild Fire. Seniors ROSEMARY GERTRUDE 'MiAiLLE'N. Transferred from Kelly High School, Chicago 2, Home Economics 4. For All People. RICHARD JOHN MANN. Transferred from Passionist Prep Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Masque and Wig Club 3. Drifting AIong. FRANCIS EDWARD MARESH. Football l, 2, 3, Tennis 2, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3,4, Let'termen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. The Fuller Brush Man. MITZI MARKUS. Beceus I, Jesters I, Pro Merito 2, Bios Logos 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Talent Show 3, 4. The Emperor Waltz. BETTY ANN MARTH. G.A.A. I, Scribbilers 2, 3, 4. Tarzan's Secret Treasure. ELMA MAE MAUNEY. 'Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Beceus 2, Class Officer, Secretary I, Candle- light Service 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemible I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. Melody Time. MARY JANE McCUfRDY. G.A.A. I, 2, Home Economics I, 2. Untamed Fury. NANCY MAY MCGILL. Transferred from Central High School, Omaha, Nebraska 4, Masque and Wig Club 4, Spanish Club 4. Welcome, Stranger. BETTY LEE MEALER. Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Home-coming Attendant 2. Prized Package. MARTHA JEAN MEIER. Stamp Club I, 4. To Each Her Own. ROBERT C. MERS, JR. Transferred from North Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana 2, Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Wolf Man. GEORGE E. MEYER. Football I. Don't Get Personal. MICHAEL MA'N'IElR'RE MILLS. Basketball I, 2, 3, Tennis I, 2, 4, Football 2, Wrestling 4, Hi-Y 4, Library Page 4. You Only Live Once. DOLORES JUNE MLADY. Beceus I, Spanish Club, Vice-President 4, Clarion 4. Sophisti- cated Lady. ELAINE MARILYN MOUTVIC. School Council I, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, Ensemble 2, 3, Sharclub Senate 2, 3, 4, Beceus, President 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Rouser 2, 3, 4, Clarion, Editor-in-Chief 4, D.A.R. Award. Best Foot Forward. of 1949 Mallen Mann Maresh Markus Marth Mauney McCurdy McGill Mealer Meier Mers Meyer Mills Mlady Moutvic Page 33 Seniors of 194.9 Munsell Naselli Nechvatal Nemecek Nesladek Neubert Niebur Nielsen Oden Olson Osborne Pavlet Pavilicek Pelletier Penzel NATALIE HAMILTON MUNSELL. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, Usher Club 3, Spanish Club 4. I Can't Escape. JACKIE NASELLI. Transferred from Nazareth Academy, La Grange 2. Leave Her to Heaven. JOSEPHINE MILDRED NECHVATAL. Scribblers 2, 3, 4. Hills of Home. BIETTY MARIE NEMECEK. Beceus I, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Riding I, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Sing- ing Cowgirl. DOROTHY RUTH NIESLADEK. Bios Logos 2. Chatterbox RONALD N'EUiBERT. Can't Help Singing. -MAYNARD ERWIN NIEBUR. Allergic to Love. ELSE MUNiK NIELSEN. :Beceus I, Pro Merito, President 2, Mixed Chorus, Accompanist 2, Scribblers 4, National Honor Society 4. Smart Girls Don't Talk. GILBERT DAVID ODEN. Football I, 2, 4, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Smooth As Silk. NANCY ANNE OLSON. Beceus I, 2, Bios Logos 2, Pro Merito 2, Scribble-rs 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 4. The Saxon Charm. KAREN MARGAIRET OSBORNE. Beceus I, Bios Logos 2, Pro Merito 2, Scriibblers 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Sports Manager 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. She Shall Have Music. JACQUELINE MARIE PAVLAT. Transferred from Mauston Public School 4, Horne Econo- mics 4. You Can't Have Everything. ANNA CLARA PAVILICEK. Beceus, Vice-President I, Band I, Orchestra I, 4, Pro Merito, Secretary 2, Bios Logos, President 3, Masque and Wig Club 4, Operetta 2, 3, Candlelight Service 2, 3, Mixed Chorus, Accompanist 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Riouser, Chairman 4, Ensemble 2, 3, Accompanist, Masque and Wig Play 4. Give My Regards to Broadway. KENNETH ROGER PELLETIER. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Lefttermen's Club 3, 4. Turn About. NORINE LOIS PENZEL. Riding I, Home Economics I, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Scribf blers 3, 4, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4. The FIeet's ln. Page 34 Perakis Peterson Pfeiffer Pitelka Pliml Plzak Ptacek Radoll Raisky Randa Regriier Reilly Rider Rcberts Robinson Rohrbacher GEORGIANNA MA'RIE PERAKIS. Home Economics 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Rouser 4, Masque and Wig Club 4, Scribblers 3, 4. Only Angels Have Wings. DONALD HERMAN PETERSON. Baseball 4, Manager I, Cross Country, Manager 2, Wrestling 2, Track 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, National Forensic League 2, Secretary-Treas- ure-r 3, School Council I, 4. Little Lord Fauntleroy. HARRIETTE NANCY PFEIFIFER. Scribblers 3. Shadow cf a Woman. J , , JAMES WILLIAIM PITELKA. Transferred from St. Mel, Chicago 2. Kiss the Blood Off My Hands. FRANK WILLIAM PLIML. Baseball 2, 4. The Young In Heart. 4 , DOROTHY MAE PLZAK. Junior Red Cross I, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Scribblers 2, 4, Chorus I, 2. Repeat Per- formance, I . VIIRGINIA ANNE PTACEK. Transferred from Sacred He-art Academy, Lisle 2, Pro Merito 2, Scribblers 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta, Student Director 3, Candle- lighit Service, Solo 4, Bios Logos 4, Rouser, Typist 4, Calling Dr. Gillespie. DARLENE LOIS RIADOLL. Hi Ya, Chumf' JEANNE MARIE RAJSKY. Transferred from Nazareth Academy, La Grange 2, Home Economics 2, Scribblers 3, 4. That's My Man. EDWARD CHARLES RANDA. School Council I, Bios Logos, Treasurer 2, Baseball I, 2, Golf 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, President 4. The Best Years of Our Lives. BERNAIRD JOSEPH REGNIER. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- gall 2, Manager 3, School Council 2, 3, Clarion 4. Great Wo, LOISANNE REIILLY. G.A.A. I, Band I, 2, Orchestra 2, Rouser 2, Library Page 2, Be-ceus 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Doll Face. D-ALE EUGENE RIDER. Spanish Club I, Bios Logos 2, High Salesman, Magazine Drive I, Track I, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Football 3, 4, School Council I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, NANCY NATALIE 4, Library Page 3, Good. GEORGE ALBERT Editor 4, Baseball, Society 4. Nothing 4. Smart Cookie. ROBERTS. G.A.A. 3, Scribblers 3, 4, Home Economics 4. Lady, Be ROBINSON, J'R. Clarion, Sports Manager 2, 3, 4, National Honor But the Truth. JOSEPH FRANK ROI'IlRBlACI IlE'R. Mixed Chorus 3, Track 3, Bios Logos 4. That Boy Joe. Page 35 CHARLES MICHAEIL RU'BE'L. Stamp Club, President 4. Boy of the Streets. . GENIE OLIVER SCHIMIDT. The Green Years. GEORGE WiIl3Iul'A'M SCHMIDT, JR. N-o Minor Vices. JOHN E. SCHIMUCKAL. Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. Whistle Stop. CAROLE ALYCIE SICHUILTZ. Jesters I, Treasurer 2, Beceus 2, Operetta, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Scribblers 3, Chairman of Awards 4, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3. Best Man Wins. EDWIN OTTO SCHIWENIDT. Wrestling 4. The Land Is Mine. JEANETTE ANINIE SCOVIILLE. Riding I, G.A.A. I, Girls' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Beceus I, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sharclub Senate 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Rouser 4, High Salesman, Magazine Drive 4. Gay Blades. PATRICIA ELIZABETH SE'lF'ERT. She Wouldn't Say Yes. SUZANNIE VIRGINIA SIMMONIS. Riding I, Beceus 2, Home Economics 3, Vice-'President 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Homecoming Queen's Attendant 3. lf You Knew Susie. Page 36 Rubel Schmidt, E. Schmidt, G. Schrnuckal Schultz Schwendt Scoville Seifert Simmons Skoda Skog Smith Soderstrom Speta Stejskal Stevens, D. Rl'C'H'AlRD JAMES SKODA. Basketball I, Tennis, Man- ager I, 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4. Easy to Look At. MNRILYN SiKOG. Scribblers 3, Hall Guard, Lieutenant 3. Vacation Days. NIANCY ANINIE SMITH. G.A.A. I, 2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, Beceus 2, Pro Merito, Vice-President 2, Bios 'Logos 2, Scribbilers 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Rouser 3, 4. Smart Woman. WALTER DUA'NiE SOIDEIRSTIROM. 'Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Library Page 4, Rouser 4. Strictly in the Groove. J'AiRiMrEfLA ANIN SPETA. Jesters I, 2, Beceus 2, Scrib- blers 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Rouser 4, Band I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Make Mine Music. JOSEIPIH F'RiAN'K STEJSKAL, JR. Football I, Basketball 2. A Guy Named Joe. DOROTHY ANN MARIE STEVEINS. Home Economics 2, Cheerleader 3, Captain 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Clarion, Class Editor 4. Happy Go Lucky. eniors RICHARD JAMES ST'EVElN'S. Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Letterrnen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Man About Town. FRANK CHARLES STOILFA, JIR. School Council I, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Wres- tling 4, Hi-Y 4, Lettermen's Club 4. Pack Up Your Troubles. PATRICIA ANN STUIMIP. Home Economics 3, 4, Scribblers 4. The Time, the Place, and the Girl. J-AMES DONALD SUCHY. Fear in the Night. JIEAN BARBARA SUILLIVAN. Homecoming Queen's Attendant I, Candlelight Service 2, Home Economics 3, 4, Scribblers 4. Wild Irish Rose. PATRICIA ANN SURPLITT. G.A.A. I, Girls' Chorus I, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Spanish Club 4. She's Got What It Takes. JOSEPH SVOBODA. Golf 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Captain 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. I'll Be Yours. ELAINE MARION TOEPIPER. Home Economics I, Spanish Club 2, Scribblers 3, Secretary 4, Girls' Ensemble 4. Dream Girl. GEORGE TOMECEK. 'Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. The Babe Ruth Story. BARBARA ANN TRILK. G.A.A. I, Beceus 2, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Masque and Wig Club 4, Rouser 4. Never a Dull Moment. MARTHA LEE SWEARINGEN. Beceus 2. Mickey. JOHN PETER TRINKO. Football 2, 3, Captain 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Letterrrien's Club 3, Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 4, All-Conference Football 4. Diamond Horseshoes. RICHARD CHARLES TIRINKO. To the Ends of the Earth. FRANK THOMAS TUCEK. Track I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard Captain 2, Wrestling 4. Till the End of Time. CIAARY JOANNE TULLIS. G.A.A. I, 2, Chorus I, 2, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4. Secret eart. of 1.949 Stevens, R. Stolfa Stump Suchy Sullivan Suppl itt Svoboda Toepper Tomecek Trilk Swearingen Trinko, J. Trinko, R. Tucek Tullis Page 37 l Seniors of 1949 Tyl Valtman Vrba, R. Vrba, W. Wackrow Warrington Weiss Werle Wilcox Williams Winz Wooden Woodward Young Zolan JAMES TYL, JR. Basketball 2, Track I, 4, Hi-Y 4. Golden Boy. JAMES J. VALTMAN, JR. Chorus I, 2, 3, Track 2, 4, Basketball 2, Football 2, 4. A Little Bird Told Me. ROBERT J. VIRBA. Football 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Make a Wish. WILLIAM H. VRBIA. 'Football 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. As You Like lt. ARNOLD GEORGE WACKROW, J'R. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Class Officer, Treasurer 3, Hi-Y 4. Sealed Verdict. DOROTHY ELIZABETH WARRINGTON, Beceus l, Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Clarion, Exchange Editor 4. You Were Meant for Me. ALFRED WEISS. Wrestling 2, 4, Hi-Y 3, Program Chairman 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. lf I Had My Way. ANNETTE VERA WERLE. Transferred from Bayside High School, New York, New York 4. The Girl from Manhattan. HARRY WILLARD WILCOX. Track I. Wake Up and Dream. JOHN WILLIAMS. A Likely Story. LORRAINE V. WINZ. Transferred from Hammond School, Chicago I, Spanish Club 4, Scrib- blers 4. The Farmer's Daughter. BIRUCE JOIHPN WOODEN. Baseball I, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Library Page 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Easy Come, Easy Go. AINN WOODWRRD. Riding I, G.A.A. I, Beceus I, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4. Love and Learn. 1 JOYCE A. YOUNG. Transferred from Nazareth Academy, La Grange 2. Boy, What a Girl.' RICHARD J. ZOLAN. Chorus I, Football l, 3, 4, Basketball I, 4. High Conquest. Page 38 SCHOLASTIC RATING - CLASS OF 1949 Ballard, Louise Belsan, Antoinette Belsan, Kathryn Bierma, Alice Brooks, Lois Coble, Marilyn Ellacott, Barbara Franson, Anne Harris, Tom Henderson, Patricia UPPER TEN PER CENT Hill, Mary Lou Moutvic, Elaine Waledictorianl Nielsen, Else Pavlicek, Anne lSalutatorianl Randa, Edward Robinson, George Scoville, Jeanette Speta, Jarrnela Stolta, Frank Trilk, Barbara Wooden, Bruce ir NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS Flaherty, Kenneth Kuchta, Jerry Hagan, Jack Soderstrom, Walter Horalek, James Stevens, Richard Kinnaird, Richard Stolfa, Frank Koijane, Donald Weiss, Alfred Wooden, B ruce 1 Page 39 Row 1: M. Amburn, R Aguilar, C. Altheide, D. Ana derson, E. Andorf, E. Balluff R. Balluf, M. Bartos, W Baur. Row 2: J. Beall, H. Beau- doin, B. Bell, J. Bennett, H Berger, B. Berry, J. Bessler M. Blaha, R. Braatz. Row 3: G. Brixie, B. Brown R. Bruhl, R. Budovec, C Bussema, D. Butcher, S Chalupa, D, Chandos, C Chase. Row 4: E. Chay, C. Cook, J Cipra, A. Culver, P, Dedera N. Dever, M. oomik, 5. Dori l sa no, R. Doskocil. Row 5: J. Duncan, D. Dvo- ran, R. Ebbole, L. Ellison, C Enloe, E. Erich, J. Eskey D. Fante, L. Fazio. Row 6: E. Fell, J. Fencl, J Ferrier, J. Fisher, N. Flagg T. Foulis, G. Frenzen, J Fuller, D. Gabel. Row 7: L. Gaines, R. Gauch M. Geist, G. eieiow, M. Gil: fillan, C. Gnat, C. Gorgol T. Gorman, J. Gorz. Row 8: M. Gregory, W Gren, H. Grench, J. Grund R. Hajek, J. Harvie, A Heun, H. Hill, J, Hoffman. Row 9: P. Holzwart, J Hrouda, M. lllich, L. lsraels P. Janke, A, Jannenga, B Jarm, F. Jenke, J. Jeschke Row 10: R. Jiral, M. John- son, E. Kalabsa, B. Kasper, R. Kehoe, E, Kesl, B, Knau- ber, R. Kobzina, D. Koma- rek. Row 11: D. Komm, V, Ko sik, C. Kovarik, D. Kozelka D. Kral, K. Krejcik, R Krohn, M. Kropacek, R Kuchta. Page 40 1 1 1 1 1 1 Juniors Juniors Row 1: R. Kuzelka, B. Ky- silka, J. Laas, J. Lahoda, R. Lange, D. Lanz, R. Lawick, J. Lechner, H. Lindholm. Row 2: R. Lindstrom, D. Lu- cas, R. Lucas, G. Ludacka, W. Ludlow, P. Lyons, C. Mally, E. Malmburg, L. Malmstedt. Row 3: M. Manshardt, L. Martin, R. Matthias, N. Maxson, Y. Mazzarelle, D. McCIane, A. McNair, W. Meinhart, M. Meyer. Row 4: B. Milder, R. Miller, B. Moore, C. Morstatter, J. Mortensen, D. Mortvedt, J. Muyskens, J. Near, M. New- ell. Row 5: R. Novacek, D. No- vy, J. O'Brien, G. Oetting, D. Olson, C. Overrocker, E. Palmer, D. Pauls, M. Payer. Row 6: J. Pavlet, B. Pehlke, K. Picha, D. Poloyitch, E. Posejpal, M. Prokupek, D. Provost, S. Pytlik, B. Quad- relli. Row 7: H. Rardin, M. Reed, C. Reimer, J. Reimus, J. Ridlen, F. Roby, C. Rogers, R. Ryan, D. Rylander. Row 8: V. Schmidt, C. Sei- bert, E. Sekera, R. Sherman, F. Sikorski, J. Skala, D, Skir- ha, R. Smrt, E. Sovereign. Row 9: M. Stahle, B. Star- nes, E. Stattin, M. Svejnar, S. Sundin, G. Swatek, J. Te- borek, P. Telfair, J. Thomas. Row 10: N. Thompson, C. Toepper, M. Tomlinson, T. Trinko, E. Tripet, P. Van Erden, J. Voyda, D. Walter, M. Watson. Row ll: R. We-ber, D. West- endorf, E. Williams, D. Wil- son, M. Winslow, D. Wood- en, J. Writer, J. Zach, W. Zynda. Missing: J. Corwith, S. Fencl, E. Jandus. Page 41 Row 1: J, Ahlgrim, V. Ale' xander, Barbara Anderson Betty Anderson, S. Anderi son, J. Baltis, R. Balulca, B Barbolak, J. Barica, Row 2: L. Barica, K. Bar- nick, B. Bates, G. Bates, A Bergman, M. Bernhardt, G Bethke, M. Bettin, A. Beyer Row 3: J. Bitner, P. Blaser, J. Brenn, D. Brown, M Brown, M. Brunson, J. Buck K. Burnham, H. Bussema. Row 4: L. Butler, C. Cadot te, N. Cariello, E. Carlson R. Celta, D. Chalup, B. Cha- pin, R. Cieply, R. Culbert- SOV1. Row 5: J. Damore, E. Dy- kinga, L. Eichelman, J. Elft- mann, C. Ellwood, B. Erick- son, J. Fabian, F. Fail, K Falk. Row 6: D. Feely, J. Fiala, C Firley, J. Fischer, M. Follin D. Frick, S. Gervase, G Ghan, C. Givens. Row 7: G. Goodman, P. Go- ranson, M. Gorz, J. Graham S. Grunwald, R, Hadraba B. Hale, R. Hale, J. Harn- mel. Row 8: D. Harris, C, Haury R. Heath, J. Henke, D Henry, A. Hess, G. Hevr dejs, C. Hill, G. Hill. Row 9: E. Hladik, T. Hol brook, B. Horalek, J. Hoss D. How, K. Huebner, H loas, C. Jackson, R. Jirilc. Row 10: C. Johannsen, D Johnson, J. Kaegebein, D Kellogg, M. Kennedy, D Kikta, C. Klein, C. Knack A. Koehler. Row 'l'I: L. Kopp, R. Ko- satka, R. Kral, D. Kramer N. Kramer, E. Krecek, E Kubes, N. Lambert, C. Lange ley. Row 12: D. Lareau, J. Lay man, H. Liska, J. Lofton, J Lohrmann, D. Lonhart, A Lorch, K. Lukes, M. Mac- Donnell. Page 42 1 ophomores ophomores Row 1: J. McCurdy, W McKillip, J. Maier, R. Ma- jor, D. Malerick, R. Manley H. March, G. Matook, J Mazzarelle. Row 2: D. Meier, F. Melka Harold Meyer, Hugo Meyer J. Mills, D. Mitch, J. Moran D. Morton, K. Morton. Row 3: B. Mrazek, R. Mur phy, J. Nelson, R. Nerad, A Neumann, P. Niensteadt, D Norman, M. Norris, R. Nor wood. Row 4: A. Novak, N. No votny, T. Oberg, F. Oester riechei, M. Ornellos, R. Ort D. O'Shea, V. Otrusina, J Ourada. Row 5: R. Padrta, R. Penne J. Phillips, A. Pishan, R. Po- lanek, J. Ratajik, G. Ridley L. Rietz, D. Riewald. Row 6: S. Riha, D. Roberts B. Rockwood, J. Rouse, S Sadilek, M. Sayers, J. Sayles D. Schander, D, Schmidt. Row 7: E. Schroeder, E Schug, D. Seps, J. Setnicka L. Shoblaske, F. Shortt W Shoup, R. Skoda, y. skoul mal. Row 8: W. Skoumal, G Speer, B. Staley, E. Stattin T. Stolfa, R. Stoppenbach J. Stott, S. Stromsky, D Svatos. Row 9: B. Talbert, H. Tem- pleton, T. Teska, J. Thack- er, D. Theobalcl, R. Thomrn C. Thompson, L. Tippet, T Trinko. Row 10: D. Trojan, B. Tur- ner, D. Two, E. Vesely, L. Vlahos, J. Voss, P. Vyhnn- nek, J. Wackrcw, C. Wal- leen. Row 'I'I: J. Wheatrngn, D. Whedon, P. Wilson. D. Woeltje, C. Yalcy, L. Zah- robsky, B. Zehner, J. ZC' lenka, S. Zimmerman. Row 12: The Band, P. Ham- merschmitt, R. Heun, D. Kozacek. Mfssingz T. Boyle, D. M2- chala, J. Mzchsla, D. Wet- son, W. Worth, D. Zeilstrn. Page 43 i i f i i Page 44 Row 1: J. Aamodt, W. Al theide, J. Anderson, Y. An drau, D. Anspach, B. Arri goni, A. Asaro, R. Baluka R. Bardauskas. Row 2: W. Barnhart, M Barrels, C. Baurnrucker, F Bayag, E. Beaudioin, D. Bea ver, M. Bender, J. Benes T. Beithke. Row 3: D. Bicek, H. Blohrn S. Bouda, B. Bowman, P Bruihl, N. Budd, C. Buckley W. Buecking, L. Buker. Row 4: A. Bunta, D. Burge S. Burkhardt, Cu, Ceren, N Child, A. Coble, P. Cock- - rell, M. D'Arcy, D. Davis. Row 5: C. DeLaby, N. De- Laby, D. Deverich, L. Do- lejs, D. Douglass, P. Eck- - mann, G. Ellsworth, J. En- 1 loe, J. Eskey. Row 6: J. Faverty, J. Fazio C. Fistonich, W. Flagg, R Fox, J. Fritze, R. Garrigan T. Gafz, J. Geismann. Row 7: M. Grosshenrich, J Gruber, J. Guinn, A. Gurgel J. Hackel, D. Hamer, J. Ha razin, L. Haugsefh, B Holdsworth. Row 8: L. Holzworth, D. Horna, F. Hudec, J. Hudec D. lrons, G. Janacek, N. Ja- vurek, A. Jeffries, C. John- SOFI. Row 9: B. Jones, D. Kaege- bein, Joan Kapoun, Joe Ka- poun, C. Karel, D. Kasper K. Keller, R. Keoughan, R Klovstad. Row 10: R. Kniesly, J Koep-p, E. Kolar, H. Koukal W. Koupal, J. Kracke, R Krupka, J. Lamb, M. Lang- - ley Row 'I'I: P. Laurick, J. Lech- -Q - ner, E. LeGant, C. Lillie, J Lindeman, R. Lisk, R. Lof- ton, L, Lorch, E, Maciejew- ski 'Q 7.5 iw: I' Freshmen :QW .A NM' l N fr D 15 A V, .gi f 2 -. , 1 V ' E- gfji . :-r A I .. :1 24 ,F I f J , if M iw .. , X A. if 1' Q if 4? 7? .435 - - 1 3 .,. A 5 ' A. 'S Z' lf S ,k ' ' ' ' wg Isla K X ,ag K1 . K 7 , 3 iw' :wr J ,A N 1 1 I f-RS M:-i f W 5 t Q X if Q W S Qi Qag ar.-fum 'Wf-' f - I RESP: L: I ll Y f J I ' if 2 - Q ' J' lf.: , X K gs : . -' me J A 1 8 ' rar -J i :- ' in .J J ' l A is f 2 Y f X ' Q f . X ',-' fl 5 ar? if Q ' . , l 3 ,. . 3: . - R ll ke ir +' ':s' f A , N 3 Q WN Q LF F . N .. - . V I K 4 3, Y ky: 3 ily, Y 1 - r . 'st J! Za, A Q .nr , . sl 3 M W Q A J SA . as m x il .. 7 , 1 Q- J f-sr . f Q ir ff f is : if ' 4 A I. Qi' I mir fs: E' 9 J D Q A , Sr , , 4:31554 R K N ,- lv A K 5 X lhz ' A K rg iw V Mp ,Q A G' lv' S5 ' , mg! gs tw mg as , Q wg ' as 4 rw if A Q6 'E 'E Q35-1 ,if Sl ,1 I ff 'R V x M 5 ,Q X if . V s. f. . ' , ,ff ' A , V ., Ss S B 5 :V ,ll 'i J, .. A Ei., MET , 9 s , fr X J 1 i , .n f f V . .,:Z A. lm 3 ll I . M 3 P H ,lg .J e if if as as .-., ' mi V. vg, in .7 S fwv: 'J I: , . J V . V nl - I f .. . m, A . 5 A +1 I' S far ' . . g b hqbxqg .,., .. Q, ,,., , . 'W 5 'ti ::4 1. FL nf ' ' . 4 4: 1 , 1' X S .Ta l S - f if I y 1' A Q -A - it ' . F :ml s 'L E 3, J ' S x V M f K ' .am tt 'fi if A is ' 'ff Y . l',v- 3 'J' .ef .- .ma '- s 'J fl V X -. lr ? J te, f ff 7, ..: , 't t 'S Q. ' ' it ,, , ' ite S . ' l n H 3, if .. l ' l i z- S 1: M Y Freshmen Row 'I: D. Maikels, M. Mai- kels, J. Marsh, M. Marshall, O. McCaffrey, A, McCor- mick, J. McCormick, W. McKinley, D. McLain. Row 2: M. McPhee, K Meinhart, R. Moran, B. Mor- ton, J. Mrizek, L. Nelson, C. Nemecek, P. Nemecek, J. Novy. Row 3: J. Opie, J. Owens, F. Paver, D. Pawlak, R. Pe- terson, J. Pettey, W. Phil- lips, A. Pizzo, C. Prohaska Row 4: P. Purl, J. Rardin J. Reardon, J. Riska, T Robinson, M. Rokos, A Rueckert, A. Rutledge, N Rylander. Row 5: L. Rytlr, W. Sames L. Scala, N. Schilling, R Schmidt, S. Schmitt, F Schrage, V. Schreiber, R Schwendt. Raw 6: C. Seibert, R. Seiler J. Semrade-k, G. Shillington V. Siciliano, A. Slimmer, D Slouka, M. Smith, N. Smith Row 7: R. Smith, N. Ssder strom, F. Staroba, P. Ste phenson, J. Stocek, C. Stop pen-bach, V. Swank, K. Swa no, K. Swenson. Row 8: W. Sykora, G. Ta bor, V. Teller, J. Tintera D. Van Cura, J. Vigna, R Vitek, J. Vivian, M. Vopata Row 9: C. Wagner, J. Wag- ner, E. Wasz, E. Watson, L Watson, F. Wellman, L Wernimont, J. Wesch, R Wesitholm. Row 'I0: R. Witt, E. Young G. Zahrobsky, A. Zuniga R. Zynda, The Youth Cen- ter Float. Missing: G. Assenheimer L. Granlund, M. Hagan, W Hardy, R. Herman, J. Moro, P. Nelson, W. Woods. Page 45 . ,z ty' .NL .. , i'1s f- 12- if? . 4 ,,,... f il: . , efc ' MPL K Y g L 1 ' X' 1 ., V , ,AP V Q X 3 XL, Q , h 'L Q, ' 9 w.J ,I -'25 V1 ., , , . Mx K. . ,. A 1 , . W. - . . v, 1 A ...f 1 Q. Nab 91' 4 , ' , , . ,, H 'ZH if x K M Egg 1. . 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K A H ,M lair' 5 if' mi? 1 f I' W , M f -' ' M4 I Ll A 4 .- 52' 5 3 U , ' 14 Y iff' 5 1, 'V , 5 A 'L fi -.qrstl ffl' :- fy - ,v .- i 1 -5 5 , 1----.5 11 'f K -1 1 A 5 mf' ' fif f , f f 1 Qi 1? 1 W , A ,K .V 5 ? f W ' , H f . gr a ' ' . 1' L ,Q M is ,N 1Zh .Q,. Y . , ,Q In . 1? J, ' X X . MM' XA., 5 5 v PW AfLg:F.vJfg1 Mt,.'gfliwfklwp, Q ' XX BA, V Ai A I .xg,1'xQA. pgr by V l - 6, f Q rf fini. W 'N 1 I' 'L ,afuffu A 4 ,Q 5 Mufkx A9 K K 7 V A . 41 , W 2 ', 45 ff , ' ' A 'Y y, ,.,1m1Qi,.f nw 1. ,awww 1 NA ,Uh .':3ja'3v1.s!s-.-bww-he ,ml W ., .1 if f L sf , L mmfmw 5 K 122 ff-1 if lltrgtjgfffx 'W' H , V 'fl' 'ijt 4 fit NEWSREEL X U U D pl? Q X D U U Q Q U U. 0 6 A cz KU ' U U i- 7,7 ..,.. , .. ,,,.,,,,, , U lj VARiHUfF00 This year, under the new varsity football coach, Mr. Newton, the R-B football team ended in a fifth place tie. It can be termed a suc- cessful season so far as saying that our boys scored more points this year than in the last two years combined. Team morale and fighting spirit were never better. Although the team was one of the lightest in the conference, they always left a dent in the opposition. The first team usually consisted of Bob Jarm and Glen Frenzen at the ends, Wally Soderstrom and Binky Oetting at the tackles, with Jack Trinko and Dick Lange holding the guard positions, Bill Lud- low at center. Bud Horalek was our left half, Herb Berger at fullback, either Hob Rardin or Frank Sikorski at right half, and Skip Hill or Bud lsraels at quarterback. Arnie Wackrow and Ken Flaherty were hurt early in the season and up until then had been regulars. Their losses undoubtedly hurt the team. Horalek, Trinko, and Oetting were voted to the All-Conference teams and Trinko was placed on the All-Suburban. With l4 lettermen returning, Mr. Newton is looking forward to a good season next year. BALL O I O SCORES: R-B 7 Morton R--B 0 Leyden 'R-B O York R-B 6 La Grange R-B l9 Downers Grove R43 I3 Glenlbard R-B 6 Hinsdale R-B 7 Maine BACK ROW: B. Hames, K. Flaherty, T. Heller, J. Fisher, G. Frenzen, R. Jarm, W. Soderstrom, D. Rider, M. Svei- nar. THIJRD ROW: Coach Ewing, M. Paver, J. Kuchta, A. McNair, R. Kurth, H. Rardin, G. Sovereign, J. Horalek, R. Filip, Coach Newton. SECOND ROW: R, Mers, R. Lange, G. Oden, H. Berger, J. Laas, L. lsraels, G. Oetting, E. Lotz. FIRST ROW: N. Thompson, W. Ludlow, R. Gauch, H. Hill, J. Trinko, R. Anderson, F. Sikorski, K. Pelletier. Pge50 FRO H- SCORES: R-B 6 'Morton R-B 6 Leyden R-B O York R-B 6 La Grange R-B 7 Downers Grove R-B 6 Glenbard R-B 20 Hinsdale R-B 7 Maine OPH FOOTBALL R-B turned out another fine Frosh-Soph football team this year. Although the record was not as good as previous seasons the number of games they did win was remarkable because of the inexperience of the team. The backfield, consisting of loas, Matook, Jirik, and Shortt, was exceptionally small but what they lacked in size, they made up for in speed. The line on the other hand was exceptionally large and iust as hard to move. lt was led by co-'captains John Damore and Don Seps. Damore, who proved to be one of the finest line backers in Frosh-Soph history, was their bulwark at center. Seps and Firley were the guards and Hale and Woeltje flanked the line. Dave Meier also saw quite a bit of action at end. Jerry Ridley and Nick Cariello played con- siderably in the backfield. The team's finest game was played against a much bigger Mor- ton team. lt was a see-saw affair until George Matook took off on a 70-yard run and the only touchdown of the game. The team finished in fourth place and is looking forward to a good season in l949. BACK ROW: T. Stolfa, R. Manley, R. Ort, R. Buckley, J. Fazio, D. Meier. FOURTH ROW: B. Celfa, B. Erickson, A. Bergman, J. McCurdy, C. Knack, K. Schroeder, R. Lisk, R. Kral, D. Zeilstra, D. Huen, K. Huebner. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dudley, J. Ridley, J. Opie, E. Beaudoin, D. lNorman, J. Mills, G. Hill, J. Moran, H. Meyer, E. Stattin, N. Cariello, Mr. Ellingson. SECOND ROW: F. Shortt, H. loas, D. Woeltie, J. Lohrmann, C. Firley, J. Damore, D. Seps, T. Trinko, B. Hale, G. Matook, B. Jirik. FIRST ROW: R. Hadraba, B. Sames, H. March, D. Van Cura, F. Bayag, B. McKinley, E. Dykinga, PR. Norwood, D. Pawlak, B. Sykora, B. Johnson, S. Anderson. Page 5l L, ' 2: , , H sm Iv' 2' va 0? 2 . y A., ' - ., A ,ff Q Q ms' ., 5 F I . i '15 ' ' ' , f-QU' if 72 riff 3?,fa!g?1L , , 3 , , iv W' ., .- ' 'A J QA , Ev ,f,, Ah. x K , f 1 . ,M . - QQNX, E--fv ' . 'oN i, ' A -.Lift iff. 'S' ?'i' Mx ' ' 'S ' I V, L' , V V, if my 7 Vnghf. L, 3q1w.i-lf? My ,457 4 f M 'Y if , ,: miie 2, f , R . .. ,. 'Wy A 311 ,.., ff' Q7-fifx ' N : 5 Y, g:i'A'1f. ' fi-65,1 71 I , .. ' ' 1 l ffm --li-1 5 29 'JS Jn-A 7' ' xl 'W M ' 'W ' 5 'J if 'xl 'J 0 ' ' ' ' . W . I, 5 , ' X EW ' 2 S4 f ' X11 A, ' In WW K ' , N M Y , f QQ jj K 7 ,. ' , ,, 4 if -gif 3 'Y g 1 ' Q ., f if K K 4, lei? . ig , . pt - Q I , v Q K., ,K Lg' 7 R , ' i .. .- A ' wg-I! - - A 1 5 , A 1 1 f ' 'F fi 1 0 r ' gp Q , fi-'S Q 5. nz v A is 5 1 -5 Q. M A .f ,i .NM r, rfqyzvm WE ,hs 3 1' . .. w .. ' L . n Lg- an l 4 in , '- ' ,Af 5 1' .. 1:-5' M 1,3 J ..:.. ST 3 . 'w , -, . , - M , ' . WD- ' Q fi ff if V' agqm 1? 'A 4 , I W - f Q ml, .fzi , H .4., ,.... . V..f:.,,. .,,,,,,,.,...h,. S iff if, I. .QQ 5 ' Q11 L' V 2' ji I 2 7 7.3533 Q .Q 4 ,ar -Q, ft W:-3 'gf ,il 1 .L . X X A ,f ' K Eff, ii wi A -my A 3 -A Q wif, 'gg 1 Q - 1 D W I M my X? V ,V X 5 , XE - l - . - M' . GX . .ff 'A if . W-.bn-h ' 1 3 6 1. , Q 1' 4 or -9 ' 4' .: 4' . .-1' 5 If 5 2 S - 3 'wn.-3'3 II? s 2 I f .. U I I +I 5 O , Sl' A bg 4 5 M A , is 1 1 I , '-I 1' iw f' A 3 'Q Y f ' Q ' Page 54 Qi R. B. COA CHE W, DUVAL, Equipment Manager, T. NEWTON, Football and Track, L. THOMPSON, Tertrwisg F. ELLINGSON, Football and Baseball, G. STANGER, Track, C. CARLSON, Cross Country, H. EWING, Football and Baseball, E, JENKINS, Golf, W. SHUEY, Athletic Director arid Basketball, M, SANDERS, Wrestling, W. DUDLEY, Football arid Basketball. 1 I k '59, kt 3, H - X r BACK ROW: Coach Dudley, D. Rider, R. Gauch, D. Mort vedt, D. Koijane, N. Thompson, Mgr. SECOND ROW M Sveinar, G. Frenzen, T. Heller, D. Zolan, W. Soderstrom, D. Stevens. FRONT ROW: B. Jarm, J. Crowe, J. Hora lek, K. Flaherty, H. Hill, J. Hagan. R. B. Shares the Crown R-B fans this year saw one of the tinest teams ever to represent the school in basket- ball. Coached by Barney Dudley, the squad had a season's record ot l9 wins and 6 losses. As a team they were constantly rated in the upper 25 teams in the state. The squad participated in two tournaments during the regular playing season. The first tournament was held at De Kalb State Teach- ers' College in which the team captured second place, the regional tournament was held at Morton, here too the squad took second, losing to a strong Oak Park Club. By virtue of taking second places in the two tournaments the team was awarded trophies for each contest. The boys who made up the championship squad were Jack Crowe and Ken Flaherty at forward, Bob Jarm at center, captain Bud Ho- ralek and Skip Hill at the guards. Jack Crowe was selected on the All-Conference team, All- Suburban, on the third All-Chicagoland team, and honorable mention on the All-State squad. Ken Flaherty, selected the most valuable man on the squad by his teammates, was on the sec- ond All-Conference team along with Bud Ho- ralek and Bob Jarm. Skip Hill, who is captain- elect for next year's squad, received honorable mention on the All-Conference squad. The team was rounded out by such regulars as Jack Hagan, Dick Zolan, Dick Stevens, Glenn Fren- zen, and Walter Soderstrom, Page 56 RR RR RR SR R R R 'R 'R 'R 'R R R R 'R R R R R R ER F 'R VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES: -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B -B TR-B 'llR-B 'l R-B 42 New Trier 45 Morton 52 Argo 4l Thornton 40 Maine 58 York 4l La Grange 55 Genoa 4l West Aurora 38 Arlington Heights 39 De Kalb 54 Downers Grove 34 Hinsdale 30 Glenbard 33 Paris 57 Maine 39 York 72 La Grange 46 Downers Grove 45 Hinsdale 54 West Aurora 53 Glenibard 59 Argo 55lOvertimeiLa Grange 40 Oak Park De Kalb Tournament Non-Conference Games Regio.nal Tournament BACK ROW: W. Althe-ide, C. Buckley, C. Johnson, W. Sykora, F. Schrage, D. Van Cura, F. Hudec, B. Buecking, F. Bayag. SECOND ROW: D. Hadraba, E. Beaudoin, T. Stolta, K. Schroeder, B. Celta, D, Manley, J. Ourada, R. Westholm, N. Cariello, B. Garrigan, J. Fischer. FRONT ROW: Coach Shuey, D. Heun, B. Hale, D. Woeltje, J. Ridley, E. Givens, H. loas, F. Shortt, K. Huebner, J. Damore. Bull Pups take Second This year's squad was a surprise to everyone including their coach, Mr. Shuey. The boys settled down after a few losses to really play some fine basketball. They wound up the sea- son with lO wins and 8 losses which placed them in second place in the conference. Coach Shuey's first squad usually consisted of Woelt- je and Ridley at the forwards, Shortt and Giv- ens at center, and Damore and loas at the guards. The ability to win a lot of their games was due to their tine spirit and willingness to work together. The team next year will be without the serv- ices of Heun and Huebner, along with the regulars just mentioned. These boys will be playing varsity ball under Mr. Dudley. The boys who were regulars this year and will make up the major portion of the squad next year will be Bayag, Westholm, Beaudoin, Van Cura, Garrigan, Buecking, Sykora, and Buckley. Coach Shuey thinks that with these boys he will have just as good a team as he had this year. N FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL SCORES: 'R-B 52 1 New Trier 'R-B 26 Morton 'R-B 28 f Argo 'R-B 2l ' Thornton R-B 47 I Maine R-B 4l I York R-B 23 La Grange i R-B 46lOvertimelDowners Grove R-B 40 Hinsdale R-B 3l Glenbard R-B 49 Maine 33 R-B 37 York 27 R-B 30 La Grange R-B 45 Downers Grove R-B 59 Hinsdale i 'R-B 36 West Aurora Y 29 R-B 40 Glenbard FR-B 34 Marmion M.A. l 35 ' Non-Conference Games ' ' F Wheaton Tournament Page 57 A Ai A 4' Q ,i me Q, Skill ff' pf, K Nw W 4 'ff vu xv Cl X Q.. 'R ,AP HE? , T sy , W J eg 5, as , , xii 1 Q Q 4 ,H f X va 1525. Qgifi Qiifqfig ,V iiiwff ' ., In-.rfxiff . p H - ti N- ar , . .wk gg f 'fQ233:'?f , ,F 4' ,hint AWV. gg ,.2x,.QL 4 Q fgffw it as WK 'X KE Ee! A- ,K A alw- L-, gg K 2 QPQUX 'sv' sql. i ii k ' ' I- Efii - .H g f :Qt A db s. :sg it ,e -lgi 1 1 L 7 W 5 ,n BEXSYS 'ffl say E: .5 1 1' my l. -. ,- Page 60 5:1 U I , ln. l Glenn Frenzen 2 Dick Zolan 3 Ken Flaherty 4 Jack R-B Clrowe, 5. Bob Jarna, 6. Wally 'Sooerstronm 7. ljicla Ste- vens, 8, Jack Hagan, 9. Coach Dudley, IO. Bud Horalek, ll. Skip Hi-ll. Q -fi as T X 'Q at av , Jig .ik BS 4 N ' ski a I I, John Damore, 2. Dick Heun, 3. Gene Givens, 4. Febe . Bayag, 5. Howie Ioas, 6. Jerry Ridley, 7. Ron Westholm, F ll S I1 A t 8. -Bruce Hale, 9. Don Woeltje, IO. Coach Shuey, ll. - 0 C Frank Shortt. Page 61 Cross Country The cross country squad, coached by Mr. Carlson with the aid of student manager, Ken Carrick, did most of their practicing on the River Course at 3lst Street and the Des Plaines River. The course itself is two miles in length and winds along the River and through the Forest Preserve. The meets were run on Satur- days during the halfs of the frosh-soph foot- ball games. The top runner of the squad was George Brixie who ran l7t'h out of 63 entries in the conference and the district state champion- ship. The other runners who usually made up the first five were co-captains Joe Svoboda and Don Koijane, Bob Anderson, Joe Phillips, and Phil Van Erden. The team next season will have four return- ing lettermen, namely, George Brixie, Phil Van Erden, Joe Phillips, and John Elftman. With these boys and the help of Ken Picha, Ken Krejcik, Bob Klovstad, and Dick Vitek, the team is looking toward a good season. The invitational meet held on the River course is one of the biggest meets of the year. Last year ten schools were entered. The trophy was award-ed to Harrison Technical High School of Chicago and ribbons were awarded to the first twenty competitors. Coach Carlson hopes that he has a fine turn- out of boys so R-B will have a strong squad to represent them in cross country next fall. BACK ROW: Mr. C. Carlsen, D. Koiiane, P. Van Erd FRONT ROW: J. Elftman, K. Picha, G. Zahrob-sky en, K. Krejcik, G. Brixie, J. Svoboda, B. Anderson.J. Phillips, R. Vitek, K. Carrick. Page 62 ennis Last year racketeers finished a successful season with I2 wins and 4 losses. The excellent playing of Hoffman, Seibert, Freitag, Reed, and Stevens carried the team to the conference title, the district, and a place downstate. This year a new system is being initiated by the conference to determine the champion- ship. Both the dual meets and the conference tournament will determine the winner by points. This year the good crop of frosh-soph boys will have a chance to display their talents as frosh-soph tennis has become an official sport with a regular schedule. Mr. Thompson finds the team faced with a trying year as there are only two returning lettermen: Stevens and Luttenbacher. They will be bolstered by Giuntoli, Ludlow and Mills. BACK ROW: H. Rardin, D. Novy, J. O'Brien, VM. Mills, E. Schmuckal, J. Harvie, J. Teborek, Mr. Thompson. FRONT ROW: R. Sherman, D. Wooden, R, Jiral, D. Giuntoli, R. Stevens, C. Luttenbacher, W Ludlow. Page 63 VARSITY TRACK This year's squad will be led by two boys, Jack Hagan, half mile, and Jim Horalek, broad jump and low hurdles. Both of these boys went downstate last year because of their wins in the district. Hagan's best time for the half mile is l.57:9 which set a new mark at the confer- ence meet last year. He was also selected on the All-American High School track team, sponsored by Look Magazine. The boys that make up this year's squad are hurdle men Skip Hill and Bob Jarm, middle distance men Lloyd lsrael-s, Joe Ferrier, Ted Palmer, and Gene Sovereign, milers Jack Crowe and George Brixie, weightmen George Oetting, Cochrane Chase, and Milt Svejnar. Both the district and conference track meets are held on our home track. The district on Saturday, May l4, and the conference on Thursday, May 26. Coach Newton has a strong squad and should put several men downstate this year. FROSH-SOPH TRACK The good practice that the frosh-soph boys have been putting in under the assistance of their coach, Mr. Stanger, is bound to mean points. These boys are being offered a good start to their careers as varsity men. Page 64 lf the frosh-soph live up to their R-B tradi- tion they will certainly offer keen competition in the conference. This year's outstanding contenders are Cul- bertson, Meier, Knack, Matook, Norman, and Stattin. As they move outdoors the boys will start lining up for the Frosh-Soph Invitational and Conference Meets. GOLF This year R-B's golf team was built around three boys, Frank and Tom Stolfa, who are brothers, and Joe Svoboda. All three boys shoot in the low eighties. During the season ll matches were played in dual meets begin- ning with a match played on April 2lst with York High School of our own West Suburban Conference. The team went into the district on May l3th, on May 25th the team played in the suburban matches, both matches were played at Timber Trails Country Club. During the year the team played on such courses as Glen Oak, Ruth Lake, La Grange, and Park Ridge Country Clubs. Coach Jenkins if given enough support from underclassmen and former letter- men is looking toward a fine season next year. VARSITY TRACK BACK ROW: Mr. Stanger, G. Oetting G. Brixie, D. Gabel, Mr. Newton. F'RO'NT ROW: T. Palmer, J. Ferrier, G Sovereign, L. Israels, B. Wooden, D Rider. FROSH-SOPH TRACK BACK ROW: J. Phillips, R, Culbertson, B. Johnson, Mr. Stanger. MIDDLE RO'W: R. Wesfholm, L. Kopp W. Skournal, F, Mclka, D. Hill. FRONT ROW: C. Norris, D. Norman, D Meier, C. Knack, H. Templeton, G. Ghan GOLF BACK ROW: K. Picha, T. Stolfa, M. Da- leo, J. Svoboda, G. Krejci, F. Stolfa, Mr. Jenkins. MlD'DiLE ROW: C. Buckley, E, Randa, D. Rider, A. Bergman, J. Fisher. FiROiNT ROW: W. Altheide, W. Bueck- ing, D. Van Cura, D. Schancler, H. March. Page 65 f fitness. BACK ROW: D. Seps, J. Pavlet, R. Kosatka, R. Matt hias, R. Krupka, T. Trinko, R. Norwood, L. Butler, Mr. Sanders. SECGND ROW: F. Staroloa, F. Melka, G. Oetting, J. Harvie, D. Kinnaird, C. Chase, R. Mers, B. Erickson, G. Matook. FRONT ROW: A. Weiss, T. Holbrook, J. Kracke, D. Schander, H. March, W. Sames. Wrestling R-B's muscle men have completed one of their most successful seasons. The team's pow- er was focused on Shillington at 95 pounds, Kracke and Schander at 105, March at 115, Weiss and Harvie at 125, Kinnaircl at 135, Triinko at 145, Chase at 155, Mers at 165, Pav- lat at 175, and Oetting at heavyweight. This is the second consecutive year that an R-B man has taken a place downstate. Chase placed fourth. This is also the first year that four R-B men have gone to state matches. All told the hours of practice in the new stadium, the coaching of Mr. Sanders, and the willingness of the boys brought about a most satisfying season. Page 66 SCORES: Hinsdale Leyden Wheaton 'Elgin Proviso-Second String ,Maine La Grange Proviso-First String Morgan Park Military Academy Joliet Morton Hinsdale BACK ROW: Mr. Ewing, J. Ourada, W. Baur, W. Vrba, J. Irons, R. Vrba, M. Light, E. Givens, Mr. EI- Iingson. SECOND ROW: H. Ioas, B. Hale, R. Kuchta, G. Tomecek, J. Kuchta, W. Soderstrom, G. Frenzen, H. Berger, B. Regnier. FRONT ROW: H. Meyer, B. Anderson, R. Jirik, J. Brenn, J. Damore, W. Mein- hart, D. Mortvedt, G. Hill, N. Cariello, F. Shortt. Baseball Five returning lettermen and a host of frosh-soph and Junior American Legion ball players formed a nucleus for the i949 baseball squad. Coach Ellingson built his team around the returning lettermen, captain Jerry Kuchta, George Tomecek, Wally Soderstrom, Herb Berger, and Ronnie Kuchta, bolstered by frosh- soph players Glenn Frenzen, Wally Baur, How- ie loas, Bruce Hale, Wayne Meinhart, John Damore, Eugene Givens, Jack Rouse, and Jack Brenn, Also back from last year's squad are Bob Anderson, Max Light, Bill Vrba, and Jim Irons. Ron Jirik, Gene Hill, Nick Cariello, Frank S-hortt, and Joe Ourada, who played Legion ball last summer, and other promising sophomores complete the squad. R-B opened the season with a veteran team that had played together all through most of the previous summer. It was considered to be the team to beat because of pitching strength and past records. This season, teams were allowed to play only thirteen games, twelve of these were regular conference games. The lone practice game was a slight improvement over the limit of twelve games imposed the year before, but it is hoped that the conference officials will re- lent and allow enough practice games to im- prove the calibre of conference play. In addi- tion to these games, R-B played in the Illinois State Baseball Tournament. A schedule of six giames for the freshman- sophomore baseball squad was one of the largest so far. Every team was scheduled to play every other conference team once this year in frosh-so-ph baseball. Page 67 3- A? ,cv 13 .H 11 Q 3 ' -. .1 ig 1-3' X f- LI - 'WI 'i !:'P1 ' 1' 11 - . , H Q P 5 ' .- V 1-31 HN 'wg f. .- If ,I.,. , ., X 3' 'EEK Si 'SC 'J ERi'k.1!:' 'f K Q' 1--, -2 - K - 0 5 -9 1 '.f'IQ5tv-.I -- -- f I- ,, -2 2 'S I- fi 2 hfgfdgfrf xn rg -iff f f l . , zYgff.3fi35Lfi-Q?--sf-953311 1 4' 1 K2 S K . S,-IK 'M :KKK mi-, 2,6 17K .K QQ KKKKK if K5 rf W '34-q.z 'Im Q fi' ,,l I I ' ' s '.' 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Rylander, M Brown J Mortensen A Jannenga R Krohn J Thomas N. Lambert, M. Ornellos, B. Milder. SEATED D Chandos J Hoffman THE R0 ER presents the The 1949 Rouser cast was headed by Stu- dent Editor, Don Koijane, and Faculty Sponsor, Miss Ina E. Leland. Various new methods of organization were tried this year. To begin with the staff was divided into senior members and underclass- men, These two groups met alternating Thurs- days from September through March. Previ- ously the editor-in-chief was selected by the sponsor but this year the staff selected their own editor. The staff was then divided into seven divisions corresponding to the seven sections of the annual and a senior chairman and co-chairman were responsible for each section. The underclassmen were largely re- sponsible for the captioning and identification of pictures. A new ruling was also inaugurated whereby three unexcused absences automati- cally dropped a member from the staff. lt was necessary to drop one member only, The yearbook wasn't all work and no play for we started the year with a dinner party at Carders and the movie A Date with Judy to put us in the mood of our theme. The follow- ing month we sponsored Stage Door Can- teen to raise some money and to please the student body. We also sold ice cream bars several nights for the same reasons. Our an- nual Christmas party was as exciting as ever but the Christmas fairy failed to reveal one gift! Our big social event of the spring is still in the future for at present we are making plans for dinner and a play downtown. We are especially grateful to Virginia Pta- cek, our efficient typist, and to Frank Bezkost- ny, former R-B-ite, for catching our pictures at our most pleasing moments. To Miss Eliza- beth Ellsworth, who headed the art staff: to J. George Vance, our financial advisor, to John Roche of Root Studios, to Frank Lange of St. Hedwig's Printery, and to A. A. Barrett of Pon- tiac, we owe thanks for their co-operation and guidance in helping to produce this book. On this balmy spring day in March we are getting most anxious to unreel for you the stir- ring events of the school year, l948-l949. CI E A REVIEW of 1949 SENIOR MEMBERS: i BACK ROW: Miss Le- land, Miss Ellsworth, T. Harris. SECOND ROW: J. Sco- ville, L. Barnick, B. Buck- ley Clst semesterl, N. Smith, B. Benda, A. Pav- licek, L. Carlson. FRONT ROW: E. Mout- vic, L. Ballard, P. Krisan, G. Perakis, B. Trilk, B. Ellacott. ABSENT: Editor D. Koi- jane. Page 73 BACK ROW: R. Major, R. Kobzina, B. Benda, C. Seibert, D. Lucas, D. Chandos, M. Reed, J. Fuller, P. Blaser. THIRD ROW: D. Rider, J. Anderson, A. Franson, C. Rogers, L. Ball ard, K. Morton, J. Baltis, D. Johnson, C. Chase, D. Giuntoili, R. Kurth. SECOND ROW: S. Burkhardt, Mr. Stephan, Mr. Thompson, Miss Ellsworth, Mr. Arthur, Miss Buchholz, Mr. Lott, J. Wagner. FRONT ROW: J. Phillips, B. Turner, B. Holdsworth, G. Tabor, E. Maciejewski, C. Seibert, G. Good- man, D, Dvorak, D. Anspach. chool The student council is the governing body of Riverside-Brookfield High School. It is an organization which is made up of student representatives and is supervised by faculty members. The council handles matters which they think would better our school. This year the school council sponsored an- other talent show. This show was given at two schools in the Western Conference District in exchange for the ones two different schools brought to R-B. This year we had talent shows from Hinsdale and Maine, we sent our show Page 74 Council troupe to Glenbard and La Grange. There was also a night performance of this talent show. The proceeds for this performance went into a fund for continuing aid to the adopted schools in' France. As is the custom, the council sponsored three dances: the fall dance, the winter party, and the spring stag party. All R-B students feel our council deserves a round of applause for making this school year more enjoyable. The Riverside-Brookfield Chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization which gives recognition to those students who have excelled in scholarship. B e c o m i n g a member of this society is the highest honor a high school student can receive. The selection of the candidates is computed upon a point system based upon scholarship records, participation in extra-curricular activ- ities, and daily attitude at school. This society meets monthly with Miss Bare as sponsor. The main activities of the year in- clude the initiation ceremony and tea, decora- tion of the trees at Christmas time, and the annual commencement day dinner. This year, the Honor Society tried to in- crease its activities by sponsoring a pep assem- bly. They also held dances in the school cafe- teria after some of the home basketball games. On entering into this organization the ini- tiates take the following pledge which best exemplifies the purpose and ideals of the so- ciety: On my honor as a member of the Riverside-Brookfield Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools, I will do my best to uphold the ideals of char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and service. I will be fair and square in my dealings with all. l will serve without thought of personal glory, ational Honor ociety BACK ROW: B. Wooden, R. Lange, G. Robinson, T. Harris, K. Kessel, H. Grench. SECOND ROW: A. Bierma, K. Os- borne, A. Beier, T. Heller, E. Randa, J. Carroll, J. Speta, B. Milder, E. Nielsen. FRONT ROW: P. Krisan, J. Hoffman, A. Pavlicek, E. Moutvic, C. Seibert, M. Reed, B. Ellacott, Miss Bare. Page 75 Page 76 SHARCLUB Sharclub is an organization to which all the R-B girls belong. The governing group, the Sharclub Sen- ate, is made up of five sophomores, five juniors, and five seniors. With Miss Michael as the sponsor, the Senate discusses problems which arise and put on many social func- tions. Rich man, poor man, beggar man . . 0 Back Row: E, Tripet, J. Henke, J. Hoffman, M. Brown, C. Rogers, P. Blaser, D. O'Shea, C. Seibert, A, Beyer, J. Mortensen, Miss Michael. Front Row: A. Franson, B. Benda, B. Ella- cott, J. Scoville, E. Moutvic. BECEUS The Beceus, sponsored by Miss Michael, is an honorary organization of freshmen girls. These girls are chosen by the teachers according to scholarship, leadership, dependabil- ity, and character. The main func- tion of this club is to Sell refresh- ments at all school events. Popcorn, Cracker Jack, peanuts . . Q Ell- Back Row: C. Yaley, S. Zimmerman, C. wood, P. Wilson, D. O'Shea, B. Horalek, D. Mitch, L. Barica, K. Morton, D. Morton, B. Mrazek, M. MacDonnell. Second Row: Miss Michael, A. Beyer, Rockwood, D. Svatos, N. Novotny, M. Brunson, A. Pishan, J. Meyer, D. B. nellos, M. Harris, D. Kramer, J. Fiala, P. Blaser, S. Grunwald. First Row: M. Brown, C. Walleen, J. Henke, J. Graham, B. Zehner, M. Follin, N. Lambert, C. Klein, G. Hevrdejs, J. Fabian. Or- USHER CLUB The Usher Club is sponsored by Miss Courtney and Miss Frazier. The mem- bers, who are chosen from the junior and senior girls, usher at school functions. Back Row: A. Bierma, D. Skirha, P. Telfair, D. Pro- vost, P. Lyons, M. Gregory, D. Rylander, M. Hill, E. Malmberg. Seccnd Row: Miss Courtney, B. Quadrelli, H. Beau- doin, J. Lechner, J. Hoffman, A. Franson, R. Krchn, N. Olson, E. Williams, B. Pehlke, B, Starnes, M. Gilfillan, P. Henderson, S. Chalupa, E, Erich, Miss Frazier. Front Row: L. Carlson, D. Lucas, M. Geist, A. Jan- nenga, B. Ellacctt, J, Lahoda, L. Ballard, J. Sco- ville, B, Kasper. On the beam LIBRARY LEAGUE Contract fifteen students who are will- ing to work in the library one hour each day, and you have the Library League. With Miss Leland, our school librarian directing, the assistants help the students in obtaining the books which they want. Checking out? Back Row: B. Rockwood, B. Milder, J. Mortensen. Second Row: M. Gilfillan, W. Sodcrstrorn, D. Lange. Front Row: A. Jannenga, J. Near, D. Chandos, Miss Leland. Page 77 MOVIE OPERATORS All of the movies at school are shown by the boys who belong to the organiza- tion of movie operators. ln order that the visual education program may be carried out, the boys contribute their study time to present the movies. O I fear foul pIay! Back Row: R. Kobzina, R. Budovec, R. Hale, D. Anspach. Second Row: B. Sykora, G. Tabor, D. Roberts, D. Dvorak. First Row: B, Hajek, V. Alexander, R. Matthias. CAMERA CLUB Snapping pictures is the pleasure ot the Camera Club members. In addition to this the members make close studies of interesting subjects. Meetings consist mostly of demonstrations, discussions, and field trips. The faculty director is Miss Ellsworth. O Don't blind him Back Row: T. Teska, Miss Ellsworth, D. Schander. Front Row: D. Dvorak, N. Child, A. Jeffries, D. Olson. Page 78 My HALL MONITORS R-B's hall guard system is under the direction of Mr. Thompson. There are seven hall guard captains who direct the hall monitors to their locations through- out the building. C Aw, come on, take if Left to Right: C. Gnat, C. Altheide, N. Thompson, G. Oetting, M, Reed, D. Koijane, TICKET TAKERS Every movie theater has them, and so does R.B.l-l.S. The ticket takers! Directed by Mr. Arthur, these boys not only collect tickets but also serve as doormen at many school functions. I It looks good to me Back Row: R. Bruhl, R. l-lajek, R, Matthias, A. Hamilton, E. Dickson. Second Row: R. Kniesly, D. Anspach, L. Rytir, Mr, Arthur. Front Row: E. Macicjcwski, A, Kobzina. .. Page 79 SCRIBBLERS: Back Row: P. Stump, H. Chapin, N. Roberts J. Keoughan, C. Schultz, J. Speta, A. Beier, N. Smith, V. Ptacek, P. Krisan, B, Marth, D. Kratoska, L. Gaines, D. Plzak, L. Brooks. Fourth Row: M. Gorz, B. Zehner, J. Lechner, E. Drazil, M. Prokupek, D. Dvoran, J. Nechvatal, J. Raisky, N. Johnske, G. Janke, B, Trilk, M. Tullis, E. Fell, D. Westendorf, G. Hevrdejs, P. Hayes. Third Row: C. Johannsen, M. Meyer, M. Gregory, P. Lycns, E. Hladik, G. Perakis, M. Tomlinson, J. Eskey, C. Toepper, D. Kozelka, B. Handy, N. Anthony, N. Olson, Miss Hewitt. Second Row: J. Kaegebein, S. Chalupa, E. Malmberg, P. Telfair, D. Skirha, K. Osborne, E. Andorf, R. Novacek, E. Williams, N. Penzel, D. Walters, D. King. Front Row: D. Pauls, E. Nielsen, L. Gabrisch, L. Winz, J. Sullivan, D. Warrington, E. Guhl, E. Toepper, J. Fiala, J. Buck, S. Simmons, L. Ballard. Q BIOS LOGOS: Back Row: J. Barica, W. McKillip, R. Cieply, G. Goodman, D. Lenhart, D. How, G. Schug, M. Or- nellos, M. Kennedy, N. Lambert, M. Brown. Second Row: P. Wilson, C. Langley, L. Barica, M. Mac- Donnell, J, Fabian, G. Hevrdejs, J. Thacker, J. Maier, V. Ptacek, Mr. Edquist. Front Row: J. Gra- ham, B. Anderson, C. Walle-en, J. l-lammel, C. Ya- ley, L. Shoblaske, L. Vlahos, M. Follin. Seated on Floor: B. Hale, B. Turner, G. Ghan. Page 80 SCRIBBLERS Students who take one or more com- mercial subjects are eligible to join Scrib- blers. Throughout the year, awards are given to those members who were highest in bookkeeping, shorthand, business training, and typing. Picnics and parties were enjoyed by the members. Th:y're all smiling but him . BIOS LOGOS Mr. Edquist is the director of this fine organization of interested Biology stu- dents. At their monthly meetings, mo- vies, excursions, and lectures are given to further their knowledge and interest in Biology. Aw, isn't it messy? JESTERS Tell ya what l'm goin' to do! Freshmen and sophomore students compose this dramatic club. Tryouts were held in the tall, and the Jesters presented their play in the spring. Back Row: Mr. Sanders, B. Chapin, C. Klein, D. Jchnson, S. Grunwald, C. Langley. Sccond Row: S. Boucla, J, Stccck, M. Vcpeta, N. Lambert, M, Kennedy, J. Henke. Front Row: H. Blohm, G. Goodman, J. Kracke, G. 'C Tabor, F. Staroba, C. Firley. Officers: The Four B's fly .f 2 EQ C ',-4- MASQUE AND WIG CLUB Masque and Wig, under the guidance of Miss Shipley, is our little theater group for the upperclassmen who successfully pass the tryouts at the beginning of the school year, The main purpose ofthe club is to acquaint the members with the pro- duction of a play. Back Row: M. lllich, R. Kinngird, E. Marcsh, M. Colgrass. Third Row: B. Buckley, J. Pavlat, C. Schultz, J. Carroll, R. Kcbzina, D. Giuntoli. F. Hajek, C. Al theide, B. Brown, C. Rogers, Miss Shipley. Second Row: N. Penzel, B, Trilk, G. Perakis, L. Gabrisch, B. Benda, S. Beret, H. Bunta, C. Seibcrt, M. Reed. Front Rcw: A. Pavlicek, E. Drazil, B. Barnhart, N. McGill, A. Beier, A. Heun, J. Fuller, Page 8 l PRO MERITO It's only stone, girIs The Pro Merito Club stars second year Latin students who maintained at least a B average in their work. Miss Frazier directs this group in Roman games and customs in order to make the study of the Latin language more interesting. Page SPANlSH CLUB Down Mexico Way . . . El Club de Espanol is directed by Senorita Hine and made up of senoritas and senores. Movies and discussions about Mexico, South America, and Spain are enjoyed by all members, Back Row: E. Stattin, P. Supplitt, M. Hill, J. Voy- da, D. Chandos, M, Geist, E. Sekera, J. Lahoda, J. Wagner. Second Row: Mrs. Trumbull, J, Scoville, J. Hoff- man, R. Krohn, B. Guyer, B. Barnhart, J. Grund, L. Winz, J. Gibson, A. Woodward, P. Nelson, Miss Hine. Front Row: J. Teller, J. Near, B. Pchlke, C. Gnat, D. Mlady, L. Reilly, E. Moutvic, F. Fail, J. Anders son. 82 Back Row: M. Follin, C. Yaley, L. Vlahos, D. Har- ris, G. Goodman, B. Turner, D. Lonhart. Front Row: S. Zimmerman, J. Henke, Miss Frazier, K. Morton, C. Klein. kffqycwr STAMP AND COIN CLUB Swapping stamps, fellas? Under the direction of Miss l-louston, the Stamp and Coin Club is made up ot boys and girls interested in the collecting or trading ot stamps and coins. Back Row: F. Staroba, J. Opie, L. Doleis, W. Ditz- ler, R. Vitek, F. Wellman. Front Row: G. Goodman, J. Wheatman, Miss Hou- ston, D. Two, L. Huff, K. Kessel. HI-Y CLUB Youth in Review The Hi-Y Club is organized to encour- age the male members to display the high standards of Christian character in the home, community, and school. Under Mr. Lott's leadership, the boys presented their very successful Christmas formal. Back Row: D. Wooden, D. Mortvedt, J. Hagan, G. Sovereign, G. Krejci, J. Tyl, R. Kurth, D. Lange, N. Thompson, L. lsraels. Fourth Row: D. Stevens, D. Peterson, G. Oetting, B. Wooden, H. Hill, A. McNair, D. Giuntoli, M. Paver, A. Wackrcw, R. Mers, D. Novy. 'lhird Row: K. Carrick, J. l-loralek, R. Filip, C. Chase, M. Daleo, W. Soderstrorn, T. l-leller, E. Randa, J. Carroll. Second Row: J. Harvie, J. Trinko, R. Bird, M. Mills, J. Laas, E. Maresh. First Row: F. Stolfa, D. Koiiane, F. l-lajek, W Lud- low, K. Flaherty, A. Weiss, R. Klnnaird, D. Rider, T. Harris, Mr. Lott. Page 96999 Page 84 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Back Row: B. Zehner, C. Thompson, A. Novak, C. Johannsen, E. Hladik, A. Pishan, S. Fencl, J. Guinn, J. Graham. Second Row: Mrs. Jevey, B. Kysilka, H. Chapin, P. Stump, L. Zahrobsky, B. Chapin, G. Hevrdejs, B. Pehlke, M. Gorz, Mrs. Kelly. First Row: B. Rockwood, J. Sullivan, J. Kaegcbein, J. Eskey, M. Tomlinson, N. Smith, P. Nelson, E. Wasz. Aren't we pretty? This year the Home Economics Club consisted of 40 members. The members were entertained by several parties, dis- cussions on grooming and etiquette, and talks given by guest speakers. G.A.A. Back Row: J. Wagner, J. Tintera, J. Guinn, N. Schilling, R. Penne, M. Reed, B. Starnes, C. Ro- gers, E. Tripet, D. Kramer, L. Barica, M. Brunson, J. Lindeman, S. Schmidt, N. Rylander, M. McPhee, M. Marshall, A. McCormick, N. Childs, Y. Andrau, S. Grunwald, S. Zimmerman. Third Row: J. Semradek, J. Stocek, K. Swenson, D. Two, L. Elchelman, E. Hladik, J. Henke, J. Thack- er, C. Walleen, A. Koehler, N. Novotny, D. O'Shea, N. Lambert, M. Gorz, J. Bitner, M. Ornellos, iM. Brown, B. Horalek, J. Hammel, C. Yaley, B. Mor- ton, A. Rueckert, R. Zahrcbsky, M. Kennedy, Miss Fager. Second Row: D. Horna, S. Gervase, H. Bussema, H. Liska, P, Vyhnanek, C. Langley, J. Graham, K. Morton, N. Olscn, K. Osborne, J. Vivian, E. Wasz, M. Maikels, D. Maikels, B. Pehlke, G. Hevrdeis, M. Bartels, A. Novak, S. Burkharclt, E. Carlson, C. Ellwood. First Row: J. Maier, C. Klein, C. Cadotte, D. Mor- ton, D. Mitch, S. Riha, J. Fuller, C. Gnat, D. Mc- Clane, L. Carlson, N. Smith, E. Malmberg, D. Chandos, H. Beaudoin, D. Lucas, F. Watson, M. Geist, L. Gaines, D. Kozelka, R. Kroihn, C. Cook, D. Fante, B. Anderson. A group of girls who have a wide inter- est in athletics, health, and sportsman- ship compose this club. Miss Fager is their enthusiastic sponsor. Do our books b:lance? CHEERLEADERS Under the direction of Miss Fager, our cheerleaders have given us loads of pep and cheers at games and at assemblies. Eel fc it li l ia FROSH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS: Top Row: E. Kubes, J. Bitner, N. Novotny. Bottom Row: J, Anderson, J. Baltis, E. Watson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: J Top Row: Donna Lucas, Carol Gnat, Marilyn Geist. Bottom Row: Dorothy Stevens, Betty Mealer, LETTERMEN'S CLUB ln order to show loyalty to the school and an interest in athletics, a club such as the Lettermen'S Club is essential. The club is under the guidance ot Mr. Stan- ger. O LETTERMEN'S CLUB: Back Row: F. Tucek, J, Trinko, R. Mers, G. Tornce cek, A. Wackrow, J. Kuchta, R. Kurth, F. Stolfa, Mr, Stanger. Second Row: T. Heller, B. Wooden, J. Crowe, C. Luttenbacher, R. Stevens, R. Anderson, K. Carrick, J, Svoboda, B. Bird. First Row: J, lcloralek, K. Flaherty, A. Weiss, D. Koijane, K. Pelletier, W. Soderstrom, J, Hagan, E. Maresh, R. Kinnaird, LETTERMEN'5 CLUB: Back Row: G. Oetting, G. Frenzen, R. Jann, W. Ludlow, l-l, Berger. Second Row: R. Lange, A. McNair, L. Isrnels, R. Gauch, C. Chase. Front Row: R. Kuchta, M. Svejnnr, l-l. Hill, F, St- korski, H. Rardin. Page 85 1 17-li 7 l 51 The Masque and Wig play, Our l-learts Were Young and Gay, was directed by Miss Shipley and pre- sented in the auditorium on Feb. 12, The play was written by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, the dramatization was planned by Jean Kerr. Helen Bunta played the part of the dramatic Miss Skinner and Lois Gabrisch portrayed the part ot the tlightly Emily Kimbrough. The play is concerned about the two young girls' trip from America to France in l923. Jim Laas as Dick Winters and Dick Lange as Leo McEvog supply the romantic inter- est typical ot most ocean voyages. Some of the favorite scenes were Cornelia's discovery that she had the measles, Emily's confession of mur- der, and bunk-bed scene between the girls, and the episode connected with Cardinal Richelieu's bed bugs. The actual dresses ot l923 brought back many memories to the audi- ence. , Our Hearts Were X43 Girls with I.Q.'s under 7 years of age: Not allowed Page 86 E The Black Ba is always turning u ef wil we few. Th'al s one way to get rid of bed bugs' Young and Gay The rest of the cast was as tol- lows: Steward- - - Mrs. Skinner Otis Skinner Purser- - - Stewardess .... Admiral ....... Harriet St. John-- --- Winifred Blaugh --Bill Ludlow -Audrey Beier Roger Kobzina --Tony Heller Anna Pavlicek -Alan McNair -Carol Seibert ---- ----Joan Fuller Inspector .------- ---- J ohn Carroll There-se ------- Madam Elise- - - Monsieur De La Croix- - Window Cleaner--- - -Arlene Heun --Elsie Drazil ---Milo lllich ---Ed Maresh -- ---Dolores McClane MBVFS- ------- Carol Gnat Cynthia ----- Miss Freeman- - Miss Jones- - - THE CAST: Prudence Mason -------- Constance Rogers Mr Bach --.. ------- ' Milo llllcih Claire Carter -- ---- Diane Chandos ----- ----Margaret Reed - - ---- Cochrane Chase Teddy ---- ---- C arol Altheide Marion ------ ---- J ean Thomas Jerry Flanagan--- ---- 'Roger Kolbzina Dean of Women-- ----- Lee Gaines AI'fl'1ul' -------- ,--,---, R ay ,liral - - ---- Joseph Beall - - - -Brett Brown Raimund ------ ---- E dward Balluff Miss Robins:Jn--- ---- Arlene Heun --------Jan Near - - -Margaret Johnson Mr. Bach ' Y W ..wQ d TARDU On November l2 and l3, the Junior Class presented Stardust by Walter Kerr under the direction of Mr. Sanders. The play was centered around the pro- duction of Shakespeare's Anthony and Cleopatra by a drama class in an Eastern university. Mr. Bach, the director of the play, imported a Broadway actress named Prudence Mason, to play the role of Cleo- patra. Anthony and Cleopatra Prudence was sought after by a l-lolly- wood agent who wanted her to sign a mo- vie contract. But her boy friend Arthur, who was opposed to the theater, wanted Prudence to return to New York with him. Claire Carter, Prudence's best friend, was called upon to help. Matters became worse and conflicts arose between the Hollywood agent, Claire, and Arthur as to whether Prudence would go to Hollywood or marry Arthur. Vicious Vultures Page 87 Page 88 oncert Spring Fantasy, under the direction of Miss Brainerd, was presented to very enthusiastic audiences at the matinee and evening performances on March 24 and 25, l949. All of the vocal groups, consisting of mixed chorus, girls' glee club, freshman chorus, girls' ensemble, accompanists, and a large group of soloists of the music department participated in the concert. PROGRAM l . Salutation --- Sanctus ......... Old Vienna ............... 2. The Dreaming Lake .......... Now ls the Month of Maying --- Dedication .................... 3. Fantasie Impromptu ..............., 4. Waltz Song from Romeo and Juliet -- The Little Damozel ............... 5. Hiking Song lEnglishJ ............ Vanka N' Tanka lRussianJ .---.... - Careless Love lKentucky Mountainl -- Jim Along Josey lAmerican Minstrel! --- 6 . . To a Lily ....................... 7. America, Thou Blessed Land ....... Battle Hymn of the Republic .... 8. Thy Beaming Eyes .......... White Garden ............ 9. The Swan .,..-. --- lO. Allah's Holiday --- Chinese Lullaby ........ ll. Without a Song ......... ln the Still of the Night --- l2. The Days of Youth ......... Song of the Marching Men --- The Hunter's Horn ........ l 3. Sweethearts ............ l4. Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes --- l See Your Face Before Me l5. Nursery Rhymes ........ l6. Let All My Life Be Music --- ----Gaines -----Buck ---J. Strauss ----Schumann -----Morley -----Franz ----Chopin ---Gounod - ..... Novel lo ------Arr. Krone Dargomiisky-Krone -----Arr. Waring ----Arr. Krone -----Hodson -------O'Hara ----Arr. Waring ----MacDowell - ...L Klemm ---Saint-Saens -------Friml -----Bowers ---- -Youmans ---Cole Porter -- --Fernistad - --Protheroe ----Kountz ---Herbert -----Kern ----Schwartz ----Curran ---Spross Candlelight ervice L. Rietz, G. Hevrdeis, and J. Graham light the world The chorus, under the direction of Miss Brainerd, presented as its main production of the first semester, the annual Candlelight Service. The musical group consisted of the mixed chorus, freshmen chorus, girls' glee club, soloists, and an outstanding girls' ensemble. Besides appear- ing as the entertainment of numerous school functions, the girls' ensemble participated in programs for church and community gatherings. BACK ROW: Standing: A. Belsan, K. Belsan. Seated: J. Graham, E. Moutvic, P. l-lolzwart, V. Kosik, D. Harris, B Ncmccek, L. Barica, E. Kalabsa, C. Nemecek, B. Jarrn, L. Brooks, C. Ellwocd, J. Grund, A. Bergman, N. John ike, A. Beier, S. Riha, B. Trilk, C. Anderler. Standing: M. Ge.st, M. Prokupek, Miss Brainerd. SECOND ROW: J Speta, J. Nelson, D. Warrington, M, Brown, R. Lindstrom, K. Morton, T. Harris, P, Nemecek, R. Krupka, D. Koza cek, J, Kapoun, M. lllich, C. Toepper, L. Gaines, C. Seibert, B. Chapin, J. Layman, C. Lillie, G. Gielow, FRONT ROW: V. Ptacek, J. Thomas, B. Berry, C. Altheide, E. Drazil, C. Schultz, D. Van Cura, C. De Laby, G Zahrcbsky, J. Duncan, K. Schroeder, D. Seps, J. Moran, B. Hale, K. Burnham, D, Norman, W. Skoumal, M. Reed D. Morton, J, l-lenke, E. Toepper, E, Mauney, E. Tripet, G. Hevrdeis, J, Writer. Page 89 Back Row: A. Pavlicek R. Lawick D, Mitch D, Dvorak, Mr, Newmark, M. Colgrass, W Koupal, Third Row: K. Keller, E. Gronberg Blanck, D. Novy, F. l-laiek, B. Betzer Second Row: C. Karel, D. Trojan J. Gruber G. Goodman D, Dowen R, J.ral B. Morton First Row: D. Frick, D. Meyer, K. Osborne E. Tripet, G. Givens, D. Eckmann E. Wasz J, Wheatman D. Two Page 90 The Orchestra Our orchestra under the direction ot Mr Newmark this year provided the students and faculty ot R B with a multitude ot excellent music lt presented tirst rate assemblies and concerts at both the Riverside and Brook tield grade schools The orchestra tried to interest students ot the grade schools in the different instruments so that the students will want to take part in the orchestra when they come to R B The orchestra and band presented the spring concert May 27 This program always highlights the year s work lt was presented for the public with many excellent soloists and a good supply ot both classical and popular music. Mr. Newmark has had much experience in playing and in teaching all instruments. lt has been necessary for him to write out many ot the pieces as the group lacked in the knowledge of instrumentation. Since the programs have been such a success in R-B, the band and orchestra have a fine reputation in the com- munity. The Band Throughout the year the band has given us pep and music under the direction of Mr. Newmark. To highlight some of our football games, the drum major and majorettes led the band in various numbers which created good sports- manship and school spirit. As in former years, the band members presented concerts at both Riverside and Brook- field grammar schools. The members studied orchestral and band music and as was illustrated at the combined band and orchestra spring concert, offered music to fit various tastes. Modern alterations in the music department might be given part of the credit for the fine work displayed. The band room was sound proofed and is now accessible by means ofa newly located door. Fluorescent lighting was in- stalled and greatly adds to the fine practice surroundings. The fine co-operation of each member ot the band helped to make this year's work one we shall always re- member, Back Row: M. Prokupek, G. Gielow, D Mitch, C. Walleen, B. Anderson, K. Barnick J. Zelenka, J. Fritze, K. Keller, C, Firley, D Dvorak, W. Koupal, M. Colgrass, W. Flagg Mr. Newmark, B. Betzer, F. Hajek. Third Row: B. Jones, G. Geren, R. Maior, E Gronberg, D. Kral. Second Row: R. Jiral, L, Kopp, J. Ourada, D Belsan, R. Skoda, D. Novy, D. Blanck, L l-laugseth, R. Seiler, W. Sykora, D. Lareau D. Kozacek, D. Lonhart, K, Osborne. First Row: D. Trojan, J, Gruber, G, Good- mah, D. Dowen, R. Klovstad, K. Meinhart R. Hale, J. Fuller, C. Karel. Page 91 Pride and Prejudice PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, adapted from Jane Austen's novel, by Jane Kendall was very successfully presented on May 13 and 14. The three-act comedy was under the direction of Miss Shipley. Jane, Elizabeth, and Lydia are three of Mrs. Bennet's marriageable daughters. Jane, the sweet-tempered one of the family, does not prove to be a problem. Flirtatious Lydia elopes with a penniless-but handsome-young officer. But Elizabeth is rather critical and when her clergyman cousin comes to court her, she brushes him off without a second glance. Mama is frantic! Then Jane falls deeply in love with the wealthy Mr. Bingley who is a real catch, and it looks as if an affair is possible between Elizabeth and Mr. Bing- ley's friend, Mr. Darcy. But Mr. Darcy is a proud young man, and is shocked by Mama's vulgar attempts at matchmaking. He not only whisks himself off to London, but takes Mr. Bingley with him-before he is ensnared. Jane is heartbroken, and pines away until she becomes ill. Elizabeth is enraged that such an injusti-ce should be done dear, sweet Jane. And then Mr. Darcy comes back to propose to Elizabeth against his better judgment. After several battles over Elizabeth's pride and Darcy's prejudice, they, Jane and Mr. Bing- ley, are re-united. Mrs. Bennet is delighted in having three daughters married as now she can concentrate on her other two daughters. CAST Mr. Bennet --- ...... ---Don Peterson Mrs. Bennet --- Jane - .---- - ---Audrey Beier ------Sue Borst Elizabeth --- Dolores Mlady Mary ----- ---Bea Benda Catherine --- ---- Jarmela Speta Lydia ...... Mr. Collins -- Mr. Bingley -- Miss Bingley --- Mr. Darcy ------ Lady Catherine Lady Lucas ---- Charlotte ---. Mr. Wickham --- Hill -------- ----Lois Gabrisch ----Tom Harris --Tony Heller ---Helen Bunta ---Matt Daleo ----Barbara Trilk Carole Schultz ---Ann Pavlicek -----John Carroll ----Dick Kinnaird Dct expounds on class gossip ls it that bad, Bob? The cdilcrs ccmpar: nctts With Miss Houston as the direc- tor, Mr, Jenkins as producer, and a cast consisting of boys and girls of the Journalism or Creative Writing classes, The Clarion, a bi-weekly publication, was produced. Elaine Moutvic acted as editor-in- chiet with George Robinson as sports editor and Elsie Drazil as news editor. The goal of this year's Clarion was to report the news as it hap- pencd, to have a variety of people's names appearing in each issue, and to have more pictures and cartoons presented for our enjoyment. The Clarion Page 94 What a wonderful weekend! The bon- fire, parade, football game, and dance totaled a fitting climax to the football season of l948. Festivities were launched at the bon- fire at which pep talks, music, snake dancing, and finally the announcement of the identity of the queen and her attendants were crowded into this one eventful evening. Saturday morning, the parade, longer than ever before, wound its way through the nearby villages. The Hi-Y float was awarded first prize, Pro Merito second Homecoming Q Self-explanatory S. Borst, and P. Nelson prize, GAA. third prize, and Spanish Club honorable mention. Even though the R-B heavyweight foot- ball team was defeated that afternoon in their tussle with Hinsdale, spirits were not dampened! Clever formations by the band, and the presentation of the queen completed the afternoon agenda. The weekend celebration was climaxed by the dance that night. Highlights of the evening were the talent laden floor show and the crowning of the queen and her attendants. Congratulations to C. Cook, J. Baltis, Queen I nw , . t 5-- 414 H f - 1 , A ,..'f-lj M. ,,, ...' M 'V , - ' , 'mv ' N ,H X i,i'fa'i 1 NNY' ,Hag Zk:.Q1f':cg f , , A, ' ---- M' .W ' Hifi VPENM' M kk-Mau if fe .W .i, l f A I v- ....., - 2 K, ,, iX x, K, .1 ,, ' ' ' j s A ' . ' K . .. 4 , xx MN ,, U A K. A Jw: A , AW, .3 4 lm if 5, f , fa-sv X 'S L .0 Y W uw 1 .4 A-1 'fdfaf V 'sm-., . n,, , 1C'T',T 'H 1' I-X, 5 he all Calendar Mammy! R-B Exterminators Which Road Shall We Take? A Man to Remember Q A Man cf Distinction and. . . The Pause That Acquaints Q It Can Be Done Bzhind the Scenes Q Look Prclfy, Picasa! By the Sea, By the Sea L:.di:s an'-Right This Way The Shcik's Harzm 0 Hcad-Huntsrs of R-B Ccsd f:r All Day? R-B Teaches Safe Driving Th: Elaomzr Girls fl . x Page 96 9 ,ffl - - Paqc 97 Winter Calendar Clothcsline to Europe Ready for the Rush R-B's Eddie Cantor Secretary Brown Look At the Birdie! After the Ball ls Over The Dccp River Quartet Conference Threat Be Careful What You Say! Pink Sweaters and Pigtails Tea Time in the Bungalow Flag Day Aw! Come On, Donn.: Television Bound Reception Line Sh-h-h-h-h Page 99 De Kalb Tourney Harmonizing? The Cat's Meow! I Pledge Allegiance. . . Importance of Being Earnest Sweet, Georgia Brown The Fireman's Bride .loe Juggler Green, Red, Blue, or White? Like Mother, Like Daughter Prom Preview On the Beam TV Inaugural New Senators They Look Healthy to Me Look, I Got a New Bucket Page lOO pring Calendar 9 5 lf' 4A L, ,Q -A 'SS Page lOl Calendar SEPTEMBER 7-Opening scene reveals big-gun seniors and lowly underclassmen returning to the old grind. ll--Sports review open-s in football with a varsity loss and frosh-soph win to Morton. l7-Underclassrnen take screen tests for ROULER. I8-Camera records two football losses to Leyden. 24-lCut for Sharclub Big-lLittle Sister picnic. 25-R-B football teams hit the screen against York. OCTOBER 2-Double feature lL.T. vs. R-B, plu's Student 'Council party Harvest Moon. 7+Wheels start rolling for magazine drive. 8-Parker previews Russia and Communism. ROUSJER staff takes time off for dinner and movie premiere downtown. 9+Camera grinds on Downers Grove, and dads get a sneak preview off two R-B victories ll-lRiverside Lion's Club presen-t's boxing show for sports fans. IQ-Senior mothers appear at a Home Room tea. l5-Splice in film as first marking period ends, and teachers and principal actors take time off for Teach-ers' Institute at Morton. I6--4R-B co-stars at Glenbard at another football game. i9-AFreshmen mothers visit set for Home Room tea. 2l-Sound effects department get coaching at C. E. Jloneis lyceum on sound. 212-Homecoming reel begins with queen crowned at bonfire. 23-Big all-star features!!! Cameraman records pre-game parade, gets a workout at R-B-Hinsdale football game, and relaxes with a flash bulb at the big dance. 26-Parents get behind the scenes at Open House. 28-4Actors receive deserving pay with report cards. NOVEMBER l-Seniors pose this week for ROUSEIR publicity shots. 2-Billing for today: Michael Klein lyceum and junior home room mothers' tea. 4-Cameraman catches R-1B girls at annual Shar- club dinner, Job Jubilee. 5-AROUSJER staff presents Stage Door Canteen to the R-B public. 6-Football newsreel completed today at Maine. 9-Sophomore mothers visit R-B studio at last home room tea. Dewey is elected over Truman at mock elec- tion! l0-I2-l3-Lights! Camera! Action! at Stardust, the Junior play. lO-aAll-star cast tonight at second annual W.S.C. dance. ll-iArmistice Day-no rehearsals! l2-aHoward Cleves visits R-'B stage with his new movie on animal life. I9-JR-B sports fans view gridiron squad and cross country heroes receiving awards. Sports re- view resumes with first basketball game- R-IB vs. New Trier. 22-Dr. E. Stanley Jones presents views on reli- gion. 2'4-Double thriller: R-B's cagers defeat Morton alt second game of the season. 25-26-27-28-lLot is deserted while cast takes time off to give thanks. DECEMBER l-Underclassmen girls are sociable at the Be- ceus party and R-B critics view fifth lyceum of the year, The Deeip River Quartette. 2-Sports fans learn latest basketball techniques at sports assembly. 3-'Photographer clicks camera at basketball vic- tory over Argo. 4-Basketball team goes on location to pose for more victory shots at Thornton. 6-+Seniors receive coaching from voca-tional ex- perts. 8-On the marquee today: Madame de Leon ly- ceum. 9-Report card payday again. Did you get a sal- ary cut? lO-AA thrilling newsreel gives R-B another bas- ketball victory over Maine. I4-Stand by to decorate the set for the Candle- light Service. - l7-York Productions visit R-B lot for a basket- ball game. l'8-Exciitemenlt at its peak-The Bullldog five nips 'L-T's Lions! Actors laid off for Christmas holidays. 20-lThe projector focuses its beam on formals and fun at 'H-Y's Yuletide Dance. 25-Merry Christmas! lt's been a good act. 27-30-lR-B receives second billing at De Kalb Invitational Tourney. JANUARY l--Happy New Year! 3-4Curtain rises for second act. Refocus movie lens for I949 film strip. 5-First lyceum of the year-The Petrie Hussars. 6-l l--Entire calst contributes to Save the Chil- dren Federation Drive. 7-Sensational! R-B's cagers win over Downers Grove. I I , 8-Thrill-packed excitement at Bulldogs first conference defeat by Hinsdale. ll-Visiting conservatory players present The Importance of Being Earnest. I3-Starring roles presented to select upperclass- men at National Honor Society Initiation. I4-Excited audience thrills as R-B's five wins over Glenbard by one point. I5-Varsity basketball squad is on location again at Paris. I9-The R-B company reviews a dramatic assem- bly on T-B. 22-Second basketball sports reel begins as R-B plays host to Maine. 28-Check off the halfway marks in i948-49 production. 29-Take your favorite gold digger to School Counoil's 'Winter Party, The Gold Rush. 3l-Hi-Y boys brave a pot-luck dinner. FEBRUARY l-Terrific! Critics rave over First Ta-lent Show Assembly. 2-Fearless R-B-ites endure T-B shots. 3+PayroII department issues semester grades today. 4-A box office close-out as R-B's and L-T's cagers perform brilliantly. 8-Five sophomore girls enjoy the spotlight at Sharclub Senate lniitiation. Il-Screen shows a double RAB basketball victory at Downers Grove. I2-A sellout performance! The Masque and Wig Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. l7-Stars to stage hands wear respective class colors at Sharclub's Bow Day. I8-R-B's determined cagers give us the year's happiest victory from Hinsdale. I9-Cast at a basketball dance after West Aurora game enjoys another victory. 22-4No shooting today-Washington's Birthday. 23-On stage, everybody! Get ready for the Band Assembly. MARCH 2-Selected short subjects shown by talented Hinsdale-ites at Exchange Assembly. Argo defeated by Bulldogs at Morton Regional Opener. 3-Cagers risk near elimination by L-T's fine performance. 4-1Bulldog's bite is not worse than their bark tonight as Oak Park triumphs in Regional. 194 - 1949 5-Feminine stars take the lead at SharcIub's Ever Since Eve Dance. 7-Critics agog over Second Talent Show. l'O-On today's bulletin board: Orchestra Assem- bly. l5+Senior cast measured for caps and gowns by wardrobe department. I7-Lyceum! starring personable Mr. Webster. New Pay day sheets are unwelcome. 24-25-4Now showing: Spring Concert by R-B's choruses. 3l-March is out like a lamb with the year's last lyceum. APRIL 2-Second annual Lettermen's 'Dance is a smash hit. 7-8-iAnnual talent show is better than a top Broadway musical! 8-Maine's talent show wows R-B-ites. 9-Our stunt men drafted at the Athletic Ban- quet. ll-I8-Camera out of order! Spring vacation. 26-Clear up the set-Open House tonight. 29--'Fifth marking period is over-one more reel to go! 30-Record School Council's Spring Party as a huge success. MAY 3-iPut on fresh makeup, the incoming freshmen mothers are coming to tea. 6-Little sisters preview four year contract at Big and Little Sister Tea. 7-Spring sports reel studded with striking shots from District Tennis Meet. I2-I3-I4-Talent galore in three sensational per- formances of the Senior Play. I4-'More spectacular films taken today at District Track and Golf Meets. I9-Senior girls and Moms are pictured in final tea given by Sharclub. 27-Band and orchestra record an admirable sound track at their annual concert. 30-'Lot is empty for Memorial Day holiday. JUNE IO-Gala shots taken at Junior-Senior Prom. I2-Focus lens on solemn seniors at impressive Baccalaureate Service. I4-Shutters click on seniors' makeup for Class Day Exercises and Senior Dinner. l5+Climax of seniors' s-tarring roles--Commence- ment. I7--Producers, directors, cast, and stage hands of R-B Studio successfully complete an Academy winning picture- Rouser l9+48-l9'4'9. Page I03 Page 104 JA EDITOR AND SPONSOR The lot is deserted-only the editor, Don Koijane, and the sponsor, Ina E. Leland, remain for the finishing touches. Berger, Index Aamodt, Janet 44 Agonat-h, lrene 26 Aguilar, Ruth 40 Ahlgrim, J. Peter 42 Alexander, Verne 42, 78 Allen, Mrs. C. B. 11 Altheide, Carol 40, 79, 87, 89 Alitheide, Wayne 414, 57, 65, 81 Amburn, Mary 40 Beier, Audrey 26, 75, 81, 86, 89 Bell, Barbara 40 Belsan, Antoinette 26, 39, 89 Belsan, Donald 26, 91 Belsan, Kathryn 27, 39, 89 Benda, Benda, Beatrice 22, 27, 73, 74, 76, 81 Mr. Francis J. 11 Bender, Mariann 44 Bender, Russell 27 Benes, Benes, James 44 Richard 27 Bennett, Joan 40 Randolph Herbert 40, 50, 67, 85 1 Bussema, Cornelius 40 Bussema, Harriet 42, 84 Butcher, Donald 140 Butler, Lawrence 42, 66 Cadotte, Catherine 42, 84 Carielllo, Nicholas 42, 51, 57, 67 Carlson, Mr. Clarence 14, 62, 55 Carlson, Evelyn 42, 84 Carlson, Lois 27, 73, 77, 814 Carrick, Kenneth 27, 62, 83, 85 Carroll, John 28, 75, 81, 813, 86 Cecrle, Donna 28 Anderle, Carol 26, 89 Anderson, Barbara 42 Anderson, Betty Joy 42, 80, 84, 90 Anderson Donald 40 Anderson, Joyce 44, 74, 82, 85 Bergman, Aniita 27, 51, 89 Bergman, Arthur 42, 65 ' Bernhardt, Marlene 42 Berry, 'Betty 40, 89 Celta, Robert 42, 51, 57 Ceren, Geraldine 44, 91 Chalup, Donald 42 Cihalupa, Sidonia 40, 77, B0 Anderson, K. Stephan 42, 51 Anderson, Robert 26, 50, 62, 67, 85 Andorf, Eleanor 40, 80 Andorf, Harold 26 Andrau, Yvonne 44, 84 Anspach, Denny 44, 74, 7'8, 79 Anthony, Natalie 26, 80 Arrigoni, Barbara 44 Arthur, Mr. Lee 21, 74, 79 Asaro, Anna 44 Assenheimer, George 45 Bailey, Leila 26 Ballard, Louise 26, 39, 73, 74, 77, 80 Balluf, Edward 40, 87 Balluf, Rex A. 40 Baltis, Joan 42, 74, 85, 94 Baluka, Richard 44 Baluka, 'Robert 42 Bamford, Mr. Harry A. 11 Barbolak, Betty 42 Bardauskas, Regina 44 Bare, Miss Mabel 17, 75 Barica, Joseph 42, 80 Barica, Lucy 42, 76, 80, 84, 89 Barnhart, Barbara 26, 81, 82 Barnhart, William 4-4 Barnick, Kenneth 42, 90 Barnick, Lorra-ine 26, 73 Barnick, Richard M. 26 Bartels, Marilyn 44, 84 Bartos, Mildred 40 Bates, Bert 42 Bates, Grace 42 Battagl-ia, Pauline 26 Baur, Walter 40, 67 Baumrucker, Carol 44 Bayag, Fabian 44, 51, 57, 61 Beall, Beverly Joseph 40, 87 Beaudoin, Edward 44, 51, 57 Beaudoin, Harriet 40, 77, 84 Beaudin, Theodora 26 Beaver, Donald 44 Be-ssler, John 40 Bethke, George 42 Bethke, Trenna 44 Bettin, Milton 42 Betzer, Robert 27, 90, 91 Beyer, Anne 42, 76, 80 Bicek, Donald 44 Bierma, Alice 27, 39, 75, 77 Bird, Bob 27, 813, 85 Bitner, Blaha, Joan 42, 84, 85 Marie 40 Chandos, Diana 40, 7'2, 74, 77, 82, 84, 87 Chapin, Chapin, Chase, Cochrane 40, 66, 74, 83, Betty 42, 81, 8-4, 89 Helen 28, 80, 8l4 Chay, Edward 40 Child, Nancy 414, 78, 84 Cieply, Richard Joseph 42, 80 Cipra, James 40 Cleary, Miss Ruth M. 13 Coble, Audrey 44 B'lanck, Donald 27, 90, 91 Blaser, Patricia 4.2, 74, 76 Blohn, Herman 44, 81 Brainerd, Mi'ss Alice 19, 89 Brenn, Jack 42, 67 Borst, Suzanna 27, 81, 94 Bouda, Shirley 4-4, 81 Bowman, Barbara 44 Boyle, Terrence 43 Braatz, Raymond 40 Brixie, George 40, 62, 67 Brokaskii, Dolores 27 Brooks, Lois Jean 27, 39, 80, 89 Brown, Brett 40, 81, 87 Brown, Donald 42 Brown, Mary 4'2, 72, 76, 80, 84, Bruhl, Paul 44 'Bruhl, Robert 40, 79 Brunson, Marilyn 42, 76, 84 Buchholz, Miss Wilma L. 14, 74 Buck, Joanne 412, 80 Buckley, Betty 27, 73, 81 Buckley, Charles 44, 51, 57, 65 Budd, Norman 44 Budovec, Ronald 40, 7'8 Buecking, W'ilIiam 44, 57, 65 Buker, lLois 44 Bunta, Ann 44 Bunta, Helen 27, 81 Burge, Donald 44 Burkhardt, Sandra 44, 74, 84 Burham, Keith 42, 89 Coble, Marilyn 28, 39 Cockrell, Patricia 44 Colby, Donald Roy 218 Colgrass, 'Michael 28, 81, 90, 91 Cook, Constance 40, 84, 94 Coughenour, James 28 Courtney, Miss Nettie K. 20, 77 Crowe, John 28, 56, 60, 85 Culbertson, Richard 42, 65 Culver, Alan 40 Curtis, Miss Ethel 11, 13 Daleo, Matthew 28, 65, 83 Dallman, Robert 28 Damore, Joan 28, 61 'Damore, John 42, 51, 57, 67 D'Arcy, Merritt 44 D'Arcy, Myrtle 28 Davis, Darlene 44 Davison, Mrs, Elizabeth 13 Dedera, Phyllis 40 De'La'by, Clinton 44 DeLaby, Nancy 44 Dever, Nancy 40 Deverich, Daniel 44 Dickson, Elmer 218, 79 Dietricih, Ruth 28 Ditzler, Worden 28, 83 Dolejs, Leslie 44, 83 Dornik, Milan 40 Dorsano, Anthony 40 Doskocil, Robert 40 85, 87 Page 105 Douglass, Darrylyn 44 Dowen, Douglas 28, 90, 91 Drazil, Elsie 29, 80, 81, 8'6, 89, 911 Drought, James 29 Dudley, Mr. William 19, 51, 56, 55 Duncan, John 40, 89 Duval, Mr. Warren 121, 60, 54 Dvorak, Donald 29, 74, 78, 90, 91 Dvoran, Dorothy 40, 80 Dyer, Doris 29 Dykinga, Ernest 412, 51 Ebbole, Robervt 40 Eckmann, Donald Eugene 44, 90 Edquist, Mr. Hubert 21, 80 Eichelman, Lois 412, 84 Elftmann, John 42, 612 X Ellacott, lBarbara 22, 29, '39, 73, 75, 77 Ellingson, Mr. Frederick 14, 51, 54, Ellison, Lorin 40 Ellsworth, Miss Elizabeth 18, 73, 74, 78 Ellsworth, Grarvt Phillips 44 Ellwood, Ceola 42, 76, 814, 89 Enloe, Carolyn 40, 44 Enloe, Joanne 44 Erich, Elinor 40, 77 Erickson, Bruce 42, 50, 66 lEskey, Joan 40, 80, 8'4 Eskey, John 44 Ewan, Miss Caroline 16 Ewing, Mr. Harry 14, 50, 514, 69 Fabian, Jeanne 42, 76, 80 Fagier, Miss Miriam 19, 84 Fail, Florence 42, 82 Falk, Kenneth 42 Fante, Doreen 40, 84 Faverty, Jack 44 Fazio, Jeannette 29 Fazio, Joseph 414, 51 Fazio, Leonard 40 Feely, Daniel 42 Feel, Elaine 40, 80 Fencl, Joan 40 Fencl, Shirley 8-4 Ferrier, Joseph 40, 65 Fiala, Judith 42, 76, 80 Filip, Richard 29, 50, 813 Firley, Carl 42, 51, 811, 91 Fischer, John 42, 57 Fisher, John 40, 50, 65 Fistorrich, Caralee 44 Fivek, Shirley 29 Flagg, Norman 40, 91 Flagg, Wal-ter 44 Flaherty, Kenneth 242, 29, 319, 50, 56, 60, 813, 85 Follin, Mary Anne 42, 76, 82 Foulis, Tom 40 5 Page 106 Fox, Raymond 44 Franson, Ann 29, 39, 74, 7'6, 77 Frazier, Miss Flora 17, 77, 82 Frenzen, Glenn 40, 50, 56, 60, 617, 85 Frick, David 42, 90 'Friitze, John 44, 90 Fuller, Joan 40, 74, 81, 814, 816, 91 Gablel, Dale 40, 65 Gabrisch, Lois 29, 80, 81 Gaines, Leonide 40, 80, 814, 87, 89 Garrigan, Robert 414, 57 Gatz, Ted 44 Gauch, Ronald 40, 50, 56, 85 Geismann, James 44 Geist, Marilyn 40, 76, 812, 84, 85, 89 Gervase, Sarah 42, 814 Ghan, Guy 42, 65 Gibson, Joyce 29, 812 Gielow, Gloria 40, 819, 91 Gilfillan, Maribiefth 40, 77 Giuntoli, David 22, 29, 63, 74, 811, 83 Givens, Carl 42, 517, 61, 67, 90 Gnat, Carol 40, 72, 79, 812, 814, 85, 817 Goodman, Gordon 42, 74, 81, 812, 83, 90, 911 Goranson, Phillip 42 Gorgol, Constance 4'0 Gorman, Tommy 40 Gorz, John 40 Gorz, Mary Ann 42, 80, 814 Graham, Joan 42, 76, 80, 84, 819 Granilunid, LeRoy 45 Gregory, Jean 29 Gregory, Mary 40, 77, 80 Gren, William 40 Grench, Herbert 40, 75 Gronberg, Edward 90, 91 Grosshenrich, Marjorie 414 Grulber, Joe 44, 90, 91 Grunid, Joan 40, 82, 89 Grunwalld, Sue 76, 81, 84 Guhl, Elaine 29, 8'0 Guinn, Joan 414, 8-4 Gunther, 'Marie 30 Gurgel, Adele 44 Guyer, Barbara 30, 82 Haack, Mr. Otto 15 Haickel, James 44 Hadraba, Richard 42, 51, 57 Haefbich, Mr. l. E. 10, 11 Hagan, Jack 22, 24, 29, 30, 56, 60, 833, 85 Hagan, Marlene 45 Hajek, Frank 22, 24, 30, 81, 83, ,90, 91 Hajek, 'Robert 40, 78, 79 , Hale, Bruce 412, 51, 57, 61, 80,.87, 89 Hallam, Shirley 30 Irons, James 31, 67 Hamer, Donald 44 Hames, William 30, 50 Hamilton, Alan 30, 79 Hammel, Judith 42, 80, 8-4 Hammerschmitt, Patricia 43 Handy, Barbara 30, 80 Harazen, John 44 Harris, Diane 42, 76, 812, 89 Harris, Thomas 30, 39, 73, 75, 83, 89 Haugseth, Lorentz 44, 91 Harvie, John 40, 66, 83 Haury, Charles 42 Havelka, Helen 30 Hayes, ,Margaret 30, 80 Heath, Richard 412 Heidkamp, Billie 30 Heller, Tony 22, 30, 50, 56, 75, 84, 85 86 Henderson, Patsy 30, 39, 76 Henke, Joan 4'2, 76, 81, 812, 814, 89 Henry, Donald 42 Herman, Richard 45 Hess, Anne 42 Heun, Arlene 40, 81, 8'6, 87 Heun, Richard 43, 51, 57, 61 Hevrdejs, Geraldine 42, 76, 80, 814, 89 Hewitt, Miss Jane 14, 80 Hill, Dick 42, 65 Hill, Gene 42, 51, 67 Hill, Harold 40, 50, 56, 60, 83, 85 Hill, Mary Lou 30, 39, 77, 82 Hine, Miss Marie 12, BQ Hladik, Eileen 42, 80, 814 Hochevar, Josephine 31 Hodek, Mr. Frank E. 11 Hoffman, Judy 40, 75, 76, 77, 82 Holbrook, Thomas 42, 616 Holdsworth, Bruce 44, 74 Holous, Ronald 4'4 Holzwart, Lorraine 4'4 Holzwarit, 'Patsy Ann 40, 819 Horalek, Betty Jane 42, 76, 84 Horalek, James 22, 31, 319, 50, 56, 60 813, 85 Horna, Dorene 44, 84 Hoss, John 42 Houston, Miss Mary 16, 83, 913 How, David 42, 80 Hrouda, Joan 40 Hudec, Floyd 414, 57 Hudec, June 44 Huebner, Kent 412, 51, 57 Huff, Lloyd 31, 813 Humel, Dorothy 31 lllich, Milo 40, 81, 86, 87, 89 Ioas, Howard 42, 51, 57, 61, 67 lron's, Daniel 44 Hale, Robert 42, 78, 91 lsraels, Lloyd 40, 65, 83, 85 Jackson, Carla 42 Janacek, George 44 Jandus, Earl 41 Janke, Geraldine 31, 80 Janke, Pamela 40 Jannenga, Audrey 40, 72, 77 Jarm, Robert 40, 50, 56, 60, 8'5, 89 Javurek, Nancy 44 Jeffries, Ann 44, 78 Jenke, Frederick 40 Jenkins, Mr. E. A. 15, 55, 65, 93 Jennings, Warren 31 Jeschke, Jacqueline 31 Jevey, Mrs. Stephanie 18, 84 Jiral, Raymond 40, 63, 84, 90, 91 Jirik, Ronald 42, 51, 67 Johannsen, Charmaine 31, 42, 80, 84 Johnske, Norene 31, 80, 89 Johnson, Claude 44, 51, 57, 65 Johnson, Diane 42, 74, 81 Johnson, Margaret 40, 87 Jones, Barbara 44, 91 Joranson, Kenneth 31 Kaegebein, Donald 44 Kaegebein, Joan 42, 80, 84 Kaiser, Mr. Norton 14 Kalabsa, Emil 40, 89 Kapoun, Joseph 44 Kapoun, Joan 44, 89 Karel, Caroline 44, 90, 91 Kasper, Barbara 40, 77 Kasper, Doris 44 Kehoe, Ruth 40 Keller, Kay 44, 90, 91 Kellogg, David 42 Kelly, Mrs. Treva 18, 84 Kennedy, Maureen 42, 80, 81, 84 Keoughan, Jane 31, 80 Keoughan, Robert 44 Kessel, Kenneth 31, 75, 83 Kesl, Elmer 40 Kik, Edward 31 Kikta, Donald 42 King, Dolores 31, 80 Kinnaird, Richard 24, 31, 39, 66, 81, 83, 85 Klein, Carol 42, 76, 81, 82, 814 Klemme, Alice 31 Klovstad, Robert 44, 62, 91 Knack, Charles 42, 51, 65 Kniesley, Robert 44, 79 Knauber, Robert 40 Kobzana, Roger 410, 74, 78, 79, ai, 86, 87 Koe-pp, James 44 Koehler, Anna Lou 42, 84 Koijane, Donald 32, 39, 56, 62, 73, 79 83, 85, 104 Kolar, Edward 44 Komarek, Dorothy 40 Komm, Donald 40 Konopasek, Edward 32 Kopp, Leonard 42, 65, 91 Kosatka, Roberit 42, 66 Kosik, Vivian 40, 89 Koukal, Henry 44 Koupal, William 90, 91 Kovarik, Carol 40 Kozacek, Donald 43, 89, 91 Kozelka, Dolores 40, 80, 84 Kracke, John 44, 81 Kral, Daniel 40, 91 Kral, Ralph 42, 51 Kramer, Dorothy 42, 76, 84 Kramer, Nancy 42 Kratolska, Dorothy 32, 80 Krecek, Eleanor 4'2 Krejci, George 32, 65, 83 Krejcik, Kenneth 40, 62 Krisan, Patricia 32, 73, 75, 80 Kristufec, Raymond 32 Knizka, Jerry 32, 66 Krohn, Renetta 40, 77, 82, U4 Kropacek, Mary 40 Krupka, Richard 44, 66, 89 Kubes, Elsie 412, 85 Kuchta, Jerry 32, 39, 40, 67, 85 Kuchta, Ronald 50, 67, 85 Kurth, Raymond 32, 50, 74, 83, 85 ' Kuze-lka, Robert 41 Kysilka, Beryl 41, 84 Laas, James 41, 83 Lahoda, Joan 41, 77, 812 Lamb, John 44 Lambert, Nancy 42, 72, 80, 81, 84 Lange, Richard 41, 50, 75, 77, 85 Langley, Carol 42, 80, 81, 84 Langley, Mary 44 Lanz, Delaine 41 Lareau, Dale 42, 91 Laurick, Peggy 44 Lawick, Rita 41 Lawrence, Carol 32 Layman, Joanne 42, 89 Leader, Douglas 32 Lechner, Jack 44 Lechner, Jean 41, 77, 80 LeGna't, Eleanor 44 Leland, Miss lna E. 3, 12, 73, 77, 104 Light, Max 32, 67 Lillie, Carol 44 Lindeman, Janice 44, 84 Lindholm, Henry 41 Lindstrom, Ruth 41, 89 Liska, Helen 42, 84 Lisk, Robert 44, 51 Lofton, John 42 Lofton, Richard 44 Lohrmann, John 42, 51 Lonhart, Donald 42, 80, 82, 91 Lorch, Albert 42 Lorch, Louise 44 Lott, Mr. M. G. 20, 74, 83 Lotz, Erwin 32, 50 Lucas, Donna Jean 41, 74, 77, 814, 85 Lucals, Robert 41 Ludacka, George 41 Ludlow, Wil'liam 41, 50, 63, 83, 85, 816 Luehring, Miss Ardell 13 Lukas, Marilyn 32 Lukes, Keith 42 Luttenbacher, Charles 32, 63, 85 Lyons, Patricia 41, 77, 80 Mac'Dowan, Mr. James C. 11 MacDonnell, Mary Jean 42, 80 Machala, Diane 43 Machala, Joanne 43 Maciejewsk-i, Edmund 44, 74, 79 MaoN-ider, Roger 32 Maier, Joanne 43, 80, 84 Maikels, Diane 45, 84 Maikels, Marlene 45, 84 Major, Russell 43, 74, 91 Malerick, Donald 43 Mafllen, Rosemary 33 lMally, Carolyn 41 Malmberg, Edna 41, 77, 80 Malmstedt, Lois 41 Manley, Richard 43, 51, 57 Mann, Richard 343 Manshardt, Michael 41 March, Harold 43, 51, 65, 66, 81 Maresh, Edward 33, 83, 86 Markus, Arlene 33 Marsh, Jerry 45 Marshall, Mary 45, 814 Marth, Betty Ann 33, 80 Martin, Lyman 41 Masar, Lucille 12 4 Matook, George 43, 51, 66 Matthias, Ronald 41, 616, 78, 79 Mauney, Elma Mae 33, 89 Maxon, Nelda 41 Mazzarelle, Jeannine 43 Mazzarelle, Yvonne 41 MCCaffery, Owen 45 McClane, Dolores 41, 84, 817 McCormick, Ann 45 McCormick, John 45 McCurdy, Jack 43, 51 Mc'Curdy, Mary Jane 33 McGill, Nancy 33, 81 McKillip, William 43, 80 McKinley, William 45, 51 Mc'Lain, Donald 45 McNair, Alan 41, 50, 83, 85, 86 MlciPhee, Mary 45, 814 Page 107 Mealer, Betty Lee 33 Meier, David 43, 51, 65, 90 Meier, Martha 33 Meinhart, Ken 45, 91 Meinhart, Wayne 41, 67 Melka, Frank 43, 65, 66 Mers, Rberit 33, 50, 66, 8'3, 85 Meyer, George 33 Meyer, Harold 43 Meyer, Hugo 43, 51, 67 Meyer, Mary 41, 76, 80 Michael, Miss Edna 1 1, 76 Milder, Barbara 41, 72, 77 Miller, Richard 41 Mills, John 43 Mill-s, Michael 313, 63, 83 Mitch, Darlene 43, 716, 84, 90, 91 Mlady, Dolores 33, 82 Moore, Bernice 41 Moran, Laurence 43, 51, 89 Moran, Ronald 45 Moro, John 45 Morstatter, Carol 41 Mortensen, Joyce 41, 7'2, 76 Mortvedt, Donald 41, 56, 67, 812 Morton, Barbara 45, 90 Morton, Conna 43, 7'6, 84, 89 Morton, Kathryn 43, 74, 76, 82, 84, 89 Moutvic, Elaine 22, 33, 39, 713, 74, 76, 82, 8-9, 93 Mrazek, Barbara 43, 76 Mrizek, John 45 Munsell, Navtalie 34 Murphy, Robert 43 Muyskens, John 41 Naselli, Jacqueline 34 'Near, Jane 41, 72, 77, 82, 87 Nechvatall, Josephine 3-4, 80 Nelson, Juanita 43 Nelson, Lyle 45 Nelson, Patricia 45, 812, 84, 94 Nemecek, Betty 344, 819 iNemecek, Carl 45, 89 iNemecek, Paul 45, 819 -Nerad, Ronald 43 Nesladek, Dorothy 34 Neubert, Ronald 34 Neumann, Arthur 43 Newell, Margaret 41 Newmark, Mr. Louis 19, 90, 91 Newton, Mr. Thomas 15, 50, 54, Niebur, Maynard 3'4 Nielsen, Else 34, 39, 75, 80 Nienstedt, Philip 43 Norman, Donald 43, 51, 65, 89 Norris, Charles 43, 65 Norwood, Richard 43, 51, 66 Novacek, Rosemary 41, 80 Novak, Alice 43, 814 Page 108 65 Novofmy, Nancy 43, 76, 8'4, 815 Novy, Don 41, 63, 8-3, 90, 91 Novy, Jerome 45 Oberg, Ted 43 O'Brien, James 41, 63 Oden, Gilbert 34, 50 Oesterriecher, Frank 43 Oetiting, George 41, 50, 65, 66, 79, 83, 85 Olson, Don 41, 78 Ol-son, Nancy 34, 77, 80, 814 Opie, John 45, 51, 83 Ornellos, Marjorie 43, 7'2, 76, 80, 8-4 Ort, Robert 43, 51 Osborne, Karen 314, 75, 80, 84, 90, 91 O'Shea, Dolores 43, 814 Ourada, Joseph 43, 57, 76, 91 Otrusina, Vince 43 Overocker, Charles 41 Owens, Joy 45 Padrta, Robert 43 Palmer, Ted 41, 65 Pauls, Dolores 41, 80 Paver, Frances 45 Paver, Milan 41, 50, 83 Pavlat, Jacqueline 34, 81 Pavlat, James 41, 66 Pavlicek, Ann 3-4, 39, 7'3, 75, 81, 8 Pawlak, Donald 45, 51 Pehlke, Barbara 41, 717, 812, 8'4 Pelletier, Kenneth 314, 50, 85 Penne, Ruth Ann 43, 84 Penzel, Norine 34, 80, 81 Perakis, Georgianna 35, 73, 80, 81 Peterson, Donald 35, 83 Peterson, Robert 45 Petitey, Janet 45 P'fe'if'fer, Nancy 35 Phill-ips, Joseph 43, 62, 65, 74 Phillips, William 45 Picha, Kenneth 41, 62, 65 Pishan, Alice 43, 76, 84 Pitelka, James 35 Pizzo, Annette 45 Pliml, Frank 35 Plzak, Dorofthy 35, 80 Polanek, Robert 43 Poloviitch, Donald 41 Poseipal, Evelyn 41 Prokupek, Marilyn 41, 80, 89, 91 Prohaska, Charles 45 Provost, Dawn 41, 717 Ptacek, Virginia 35, 80 Purl, Pait 45 Pytlik, Stanley 41 Quadrelli, Betty Jean 41, 77 Radoll, Darlene 35 Rajsky, Jeanne 35, 80 6, 90 Randa, Edward 35, 39, 65, 75, 83 Rardin, Harvey 41, 50, 85, 63 Rardin, James 45 Raftaiik, Janet 43 Reardon, John 45 Reed, Margaret 41, 7'4, 75, 79, 81, 84 87, 89 Regnier, Bernard 35, 67 Reilly, Loisanne 35, 82 Reimer, Charlotte 41 Reimus, Jerry 41 Rider, Dale 35, 50, 56, 65, 74, 83 Ridlen, John 41 Ridley, Gerald 43, 51, 57, 61 Rietz, Laura 43, 89 Riewald, Dorothy 43 Riha, Shirley 43, 84, 89 Riska, June 45 Roberts, Delano 43, 78 Roberts, Nancy 3'5, 80 Robinson, George 35, 39, 75, 93 Robinson, Ted 45 Roby, Fay 41 Rockwood, Betty Ann 43, 76, 77, 84 Rogers, Constance 41, 74, 76, 81, 84 87 Rohrbacher, Joseph 35 Rokos, Mildred 45 Roth, Mr. Kingsley 2'0 Rouse, Jack 43 Rubel, Charles 36 Rueckert, Alice 45, 84 Rutledge, Arlene 45 Ryan, Rose 41 Rylander, Dorothy 41, 72, 77 Rylander, Nancy 45, 8i4 Rytir, La Verne 45, 79 Sadilek, Shirley 43 Sames, William 45, 51, 66 Sanders, Mr. Murrill 17, 66, 55, 81 Sayers, Marylee 43 Sayles, John 43 Scala, Lillian 45 Schander, Donald 43, 65, 66, 78 Schilling, Nancy 45, 8'4 Schmidt, Dolores 43 Schmidt, Eugene 36 Schmidt, George 36 Schmidt, Richard 45 Schmidt, Virgil 41 Schmitt, Suzanne 84 Schmuckal, Ervin 36, 63 Schrage, Franklin 45, 57 Schreiber, Virginia 45 Schroeder, Kenyon 43, 51, 57 Schug, Eugene 43, 80 Schultz, Carole 36, 80, 81, 89 Schwendt, Edwin 36 Schwendt, Ray 45 Scoville, Jeanette 36, 39, 73, 76, 77, 82 Seibert, Carol 41, 74, 75, 76, 81, 86, Seibert, Charles 45, 74 Seifert, Patricia 36 Seiler, Robert 45, 91 Sekera, Eileen 41, 82 Semradek, Joyce 45, 84 Seps, Donald 43, 51, 89 Setnicka, Jack 43 Sherman, Robert 41, 63 Shillington, Gale 45, 66 Shipley, Miss E. Lucile 17, 81, 86 Shoblaske, Linda 43, 80 Shortt, Frank 43, 51, 57, 61, 67 Shoup, Wesley 43 Shuey, Mr. William 15, 55, 57, 61 Siciliano, Vera 45 Sikorski, Frank 41, 50, 85 Simmons, Suzanne 36, 80 Skala, Joe 41 Skirha, Dorothy 41, 77, 80 Skoda, Richard 36, 91 Skoda, Roger 43 Skog, Marilyn 36 Skoumal, Vivian 43 Skoumal, William 43, 65, 89 Slimmer, Alice 45 Slouka, Don 45 Smith, Milton 45 Smith, Nancy Ann 36, 73, 80, 84 Smith, Nancy E. 45, 84 Smith, Richard 45 Smrt, Richard 41 Soderstrom, Norman 45 Soderstrom, Walter 36, 39, 50, 56, 60, 67, 77, 83, 85 Sovereign, Eugene 41, 50, 65, 82 Speer, Gladys 43 Speta, Jarmela 36, 39, 75, 80, 89 Staley, Bonnie 43 S-tanger, Mr. George 20, 5-4, 65, 85 Starnes, Beverly 41, 77, 8-4 Stahle, Marilyn 41 Starolba, Frank 45, 66, 81, 83 Stattin, Eleanor 41, 812 Stattin, Eric 43, 51 Stejskal, Joseph 36 Stephan, Mr. Paul 12, 74 Stephenson, Pat 45 Stevens, Dorothy 36, 813, 85 Stevens, Richard 37, 39, 51, 60, 63, 85 Stocek, Joyce 45, 81, 844 Stolfa, Frank 37, 39, 51, 83, 815 Stolfa, Thomas 43, 65 Stoppenbach, Robert 43 Stoppenbach, Clarence 45 Stott, Joanne 43 Stromsky, Sally 43 Stump, Patricia 37, 80, 84 Suchy, James 37 Sullivan, Jean 37, 80, 84 Sundin, Sally 41 Supplitt, Patricia 37, 812 Svatos, Dolores 43, 76 Sveinar, Milton 41, 50, 56, 85 Svoboda, Joseph 37, 62, 65, 85 Swank, Virginia 45 Swano, Kristine 45 Swaftek, Geraldine 41 Swearingen, Martha 37 Swenson, Kathleen 45, 814 Sykora, William 45, 51, 57, 78, 91 Tabor, Glenn 45, 7'4, 78, 81 Talbert, Betty 43 Teborek, James 41, 613 Telfair, Patsy 41, 77, 80 Teller, Joyce 45, 812 Templeton, Herbert 43, 6'5 Teska, Thomas 43, 78 Thacker, Joan 43, 80, 84 Theobald, Donald 43 Thomas, Jean 41, 72, 817, 8'9 Thomm, Robert 43 Thompson, Charlotte 43, 84 Thompson, Neil 41, 50, 56, 79, 83 Thompson, Mr. La Rue 11, 54, 63, 74 Tintera, Joyce 45, 84 Tippet, Larry 43 Toepper, Carol 41, 89 Toepper, Elaine 37, 80, 89 Tomecek, George 37, 67, 84 Tomlinson, Marilyn 41, 80, 84 Trilk, Barbara 37, 39, 73, 80, 81, 819 Trinko, Jack 37, 50, 83, 85 Trinko, Patricia 41 Trinko, Richard 37 Trinko, Thomas 43, 51, 66 Tripet, Estelle 34, 41, 716, 89, 90 Trojan, Dorothy 90, 91 Trumbull, Mrs. Carol K. 16, 82 Tucek, Fran-k 37 Tullis, Mary 80 Turner, William 43, 74, 80, 82 Two, Doreen 43, 83, 8'4, 90 Tyl, James 38, 83 Valtman, James 38 Vance, Mr. J. George 18, 73 Van Cura, Donald 45, 51, 57, 65, 8'9 Van Erden, Paul 41, 62 Vesely, Elaine 43 Vigna, Joan 45 Vitek, Richard 45, 612, 83 Vivian, Joan 45, 814 Vlahos, Lillian 43, 80, 82 Vopata, Marianne 45, 81 Voss, John 43 Voyda, Joan 41, 82 Vrba, Robert 38, 67 Vrba, William 38, 6-7 Vyhnanek, Priscilla 43, 84 Wackrow, Arnold 38, 83, 85 Waickrow, Janet 43 Wagner, Carole 45 Wanger, Jacqueline 45, 74, 84 Walleen, Caryll 43, 76, 80, 84, 91 Walter, Dorothy 41, 80 Warrington, Dorothy 38, 80, 89 Wasz, Ellen 45, 84, 90 Watson, Dave 42 Watson, Dorothy 43 Watson, Edna 45, 85 Watson, Lora Jean 45 Watson, Frances 41, 8'4 Weber, Robert 41 Weiss, Alfred 38, 39, 66, 83, 85 Wellman, Frederick 45, 83 Werle, Annette 318 Wernimont, Larry 45 Werth, William 43 Wesch, Janet 45 Westendorf, Dolores 41, 80 Westholm, Roland 45, 57, 61, 65 Wheatman, Judith 43, 83, 90 Whedon, Doris 43 Wilcox, Harry 38 Williams, Esther 41, 77, 80 Williams, John 38 Wilson, Donald 41 Wilson, Peggy 43, 76, 80 Winslow, Mardell 41 Winz, Lorraine 38, 80, 82 Witt, Richard 45 Woeltje, Donald 43, 51, 57, 61 Wooden, Bruce 38, 39, 65, 75, 83, Wooden, David 41, 63, 83 Woods, William 45 Woodward, Ann 38, 82 Writer, Jeannine 41, 89 Yaley, Carol 43, 76, 80, 82, 84 Young, Eugene 45 Young, Joyce 38 Zach, James 41 Zahrcbsky, George 45, 62, 89 Zahrcibsky, Laverne 43, 84 Zehner, Betty Lou 43, 76, 80, 84 Zeilstra, Donald 43, 51 Zelenka, John 43, 91 Zimmerman, Sandra 43, 76, 82, 84 Zolan, Richard 3'8, 56, 60 Zuniga, Andelia 45 Zynda, Robert 45 Zynda, William 41 85 Page 109 IK!1lmlWWI,1M1wwnWmmllnhmwm,m,,muu11w ' Mlm ,e A zx. 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