Senn High School - Forum Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1945 volume:

n i r SENN HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 1945 WE PBESENT THE l945 ECDBUM ANNUAL Co-Editors-in-Chief Edna Walters, Helen O'Brien Biography Editor Lois Chimberofi Assistant Bioaraphy Editor Lucile Scanlan Organizations Editor lean Doerscher Clubs Editor Verna Baldwin Sports Editor Yakir Korey Business Co-Manaaers Iune Voera, Ann Touliatos E all Business Manager Hildeaard Cederqren Fall Manaaina Editor Lucille Burns Adviser Elizabeth Corcoran One Grand Principal DAVID M. DAVIDSQN Table of Contents Green and White One Grancl Principal Dedication Patriotic Senn-lnsiole and Out Faculty Manpower Ianuary Class, l945 Iune Class, l945 Councils Fun and Frolic Crqanizations Clubs Our Pride and Ioy Boys' Athletics Girls' Athletics Life Class Glimpses Snap Shots Farewell DEDICATION ln appreciation of her services as Senn Treasurer the lasi three years, the l945 Forum Annual siaii aeclicaies this book io Miss Olive Kunz. ln this position her aicl has been invaluable to both the Senn News and the Forum Annual, as well as to the entire school. ' WHEN WE SENIORS WERE ERESHMEN WE CONTRIBUTED OUR COINS EOR THE PURCHASE OE THIS AMRULANCE NOW USED EOR RED CROSS WORK IN MANY WAYS IN CHICAGO. WHEN YOU SEE AMBULANCE NUMBER 28 ON THE STREETS AND HIGHWAYS YOU WILL KNOW THAT IT IS ONE OE SENN'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RED CROSS. THE COLGRS Gold Star Men Torsten Ahlbeck lerome Amromin Leonard Awsumb Max Beesley Samuel Block Harry Boyd Don Bradley Daniel Bresnen William Campbell Robert Chapman George Cline Carl lohn Dalies Charles Delegard loseph Denning Henry Gansz Dr. Norman Geyer Eric Gunnar Gibson Bertram Glickman Allan Good lack Goranson William Guilioil Kenneth Gunderson Ralph Gunderson Frank Harris lohn Heinonen Robert Hines Howard laynes Sven lohnson World War Il Dr. Victor Karpass Demosthenes Katsulis Charles Kemnitz lack Kohntelder Christian Lauesen Paul Lieberman William Lindsey lohn Miller Stephen Montgomery Erwin Neuer Michael Nowalcowski Robert Cverholser Robert Cverwater Allan Peterson Charles Randall lohn Reynolds ludson Richter Milton Ritter Gerald Sarges Howard Seeturth Avery Segall Horace Stern Daniel Sussman Howard Tillquist Thomas Ward Kenneth Wetherall Robert Willaman Alvin Yellon THE POWER AND GLGHY OF SENN QUE PTCTURESQUE NORTHEAST ENTRANCE MAJESTIC BEAUTY SENN CONSERVATGRY AND PUMP ROQM TWG UNUSUAL SPOTS OUR NEW SOCIAL ROOM SANCTUARY OF LEARNING Faculty DR. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN CHARLES SATTERFIELD Senior Adviser Placement Counselor HARRY M. MESS Assistant Principal , 1 HELEN WHITNEY MINNIE DUNWELL MAY CAVANAGH Iunior Adviser Attendance Counselor Freshman Adviser LAURA SEDGWICK, 4B HELEN IONES, SB MARGARET MCCABE, 2B MITTIE Y. SCOTT, 2A David Davidson Harry Mess Bernice Antoine Stella Aten Bonnie Badger Iohn Baller Winiired Bannon Dwight Barr Alice Barron Bernadine Bayer Frances Beem Marie Benjamin Cecelia Berg Alfred Bergmann Reuben Betensley Grace Bird Teckla Birk Helen Cain Kathleen Cameron Evelyn Carstens Mary Cavanagh Paul Chamberlain Helen Chapin Hannah Choldin Laura Christman Glen Christy Eunice Cobb Elsie Corby Elizabeth Corcoran Reita Coryell Lowry Crane Louise Crotan May Cunniif Iames Davidson Marie Dolese Iohanna Doniat Rosa Dooley Edward Dow Minnie Dunwell Frances Erikson lames Farnsworth Agnes Felsing Eleanor Foster Louise French Eugene Friker Helen Gage Gertrude Gilman David Gipson Morris Gomberg Meta Greiner Henrietta Gross losephine Hackett Florence Hackmann Page 15 Faculty Henrietta Hafemann losephine Hatt Anna Hanley Gertrude Harold Lillian Harwood Elsie Hassel Coleman Hewitt Loretta Hickey Mercy Hooker Horace Howard lames latropulos Ruth letirey Alice lohnson Margaret Iohnson Helen lones Marion lones Eleanor, Keats Martin Kehoe Carl Klais Harold Korey Ella Kracke Olive Kunz Marjorie Lee Harry Leighton Mary LePera Hester Leyden Grace Lindahl Laura Lynne Margaret Maher Ernest Marquart Margaret McCabe Marie McCaughey Margaret McEvoy Herbert McKellar Vivina McWhinnie Bella Meissler Irene Melody Mildred Metzger Mabel Meyer Etta Millar Iacob Mitnick Alice Moore Andrew Moore Archibald Morrow Violette Nagle Elsie Nasatir Otta Nelson Sophie Nelson Emilie Noack Marcia Norton Charles Ostergren Fern Paxson Nell Peterson Harry Phelps Helen Reed Marjorie Reed Marie Rees Goldie Robbins George Robertson Annette Rogers Webster Rose lrving Ruben Anna Sandberg Charles Sattertield Elsa Scheerer Mittie Scott Laura Sedgwick Albert Shaiiner Dorr Simer Melita Skillen Ella Slemmons Myrtle Starbird Theodore Sunko Katherine Sweeney lrene Szymanski Gertrude Thomas Leona Thompson Della Timm Gem Tyler May Waldo Nettie Wall Anna Walter Lowell Warner Virginia Wattawa Florida Wenzel Helen Whitney Dorothy Worden Mathilde Zieglschmid George Zimmerman LIBRARIANS Mabel Watts Eleanor Herbster Helen Walter Harriet Wolsey CLERKS Helen Dietrich Mabel Hartnett Alice Huling Agnes Kennedy lennie Ryan Mary Mackey Mary Sheridan Stella Twomey ENGINEER Charles Driscoll Ianucrry Class, 1945 Treasurer Elmer Linden, Luncheon Chairman Corky Childress, Presi- dent Herb Haberstroh, Vice President Tex McCraken, Secretary Shirley Swank, fudge Arthur Lueders. N Ianuary 1941 the Freshman class looked forward to four years of high school life here at Senn. Now in 1945 they can look back upon those four years and be proud. The class chose Herb Haberstroh for president, backed by Bob McCracken, vice president and Art Lueders, Marshal Iudge. There were runoffs for secretary, treasurer and luncheon chairman. The re- sults showed that Shirley Swank, Elmer Linden and Corinne Childress were thought capable of filling those offices. Throughout the semester this class made known its outstanding scholastic record, and its willingness and spirit in taking part in school activities. Dependability and alertness were shown when it came to Various school functions and the pur- chasing of stamps and bonds for the war effort. The Senior Luncheonkthe last complete gathering of class and teachers at the Edgewater Beach was an illustrious event at which classmates thoughtfully remem- bered the boys who had to leave for serv- ice pervious to that day. The graduation exercises held in the Senn Auditorium made a perfect ending to high school careers of the Class of Ianu- Qfy, 1945. ' Page I7 Ianuary Class RONALD AGER IA Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, 4A Council, Trust officer. ROTC, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Chem- istry, Biology. EVELYN AHLBECK Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. MILDRED AIDEM Senn News Business Manager, Teachers' Handbook Staff. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, Spanish, Biology, SGAA. BERT ALLEN Boys' Chorus. Clubs: Biology, Aviation. AUDREY ALPERT Senn News Staff. Clubs: International Relations, Red Cross, SGAA. RICHARD ANDEEN Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Art Guild, Careers. NORVAL ANDERSON 2B Room Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. RALPH ANDERSON 1A Room Treasurer, Players, Senn News Salesman, ROTC. Club: Green and White. ROBERT ANDERSON Intramural Sports, Orchestra. Club: Spanish. ROY ANDERSON Football. Marshal. WILLIAM ANDERSON ROTC. DOROTHY ANDREWS lA, IB Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, SGAA. VIRGINIA ARCHIBALD Senn News Co-Editor-in-Chief, Senn News Copy Editor, Teachers' Handbook Editor, 2B Room Secretary, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. IACK AUSTIN 2B-IB Room President: Green and White Vice-President, Apparatus, Swimming, Letterman, Cheerleader Captain, Ticket Salesman. EDWARD BAKER Club: Biology. ROBERT BALLIS IA Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. RICHARD BARNETT 4B Council, Marshal. Clubs: Spanish, Careers. IANE BAUR ZA Room President, 4A Room Treasurer, Senn News Sales- man, Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. Page 18 1945 AUDREY BELPORT 4B Secretary, Senn News Staff, SB-IB Council: Honor So- ciety. Clubs: International Relations, Pitman, Spanish, Careers, SGAA. BERNICE BENSON Players, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, SA, 3B Council: Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, SGAA. ROBERT BENTALL Apparatus, Mixed Chorus' Marshal. ELMER BENZ ZB Room President, ZA Room Vice-President, Senn News Sennites In Service Editor, Salesman: War Bond Salesman. HENRIETTA BERENSON ZA, 2B Room Secretary: Players, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, Biology, Careers, Span- ish, Hostess, SGAA. SIDNEY BERGH Track, Ticket Salesman, Senn News Salesman, Marshal Colonel, Honor Society. Club: Green and White. ROZILYN BERGMAN Club: Hostess. JUNE BERGQUIST Senn News Salesman, IA Council. Club: SGAA. PI-IYLLIS BERGQUIST Senn News Co-Editor-in-Chief, Assistant Editor: Spanish Club Secretary, IB Room Secretary, 3A Room Treasurer, 4B, 3B Councilg Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, French, Careers, SGAA. LEROY BERGSTROM Swimming, Letterman, Senn News Salesman, IA Council, Mixed Chorus, Marshal. Club: Green and White. HOPE BESSER Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. ROSEMARY BETHAN COURT Club: Spanish. ARLENE BILLOW Spanish Club President, Secretary: Players, IB, IA Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. MARILYN BIORNDAHL 4B Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Lettergirl, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. PHYLLIS BLACKERBY Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Biology, Careers, SGAA. ROBERT BLADE 4B, IA Room Vice-President: 2A Room Secretary. ELSA BLOMBERG Clubs: Hostess, Spanish, Careers, SGAA. IACK BOESIGER IA Room Treasurer, Baseball. Clubs: Biology. Page I9 Ianuary Class Page 20 ROBERT BORGSTROM 4Al ZA, IA, IB Room President: ZB Council, ROTC Major, Picked Platoon, Mixed Chorus, Marshal. Clubs: Green and White, Spanish. RONALD BORN Players President. Club: International Relations. CAROL BRANDENBURG Biology Club Treasurer, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Chemistry, Nereids. IRWIN BRANMAN ZB Room Treasurer, Spanish Club President, Forum Sales- man. 3A Council, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Chemistry. FLORENCE BRENNENSTAI-IL Senn News Salesman, Workers. Clubs: Career, SGAA. RICHARD BRUSENBACK ROBERT BRUSENBACK Forum Salesman, Fees Agent: Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Biology. ALLAN BURMAN Marshal, Band. LUCILLE BURNS l945 Forum Managing Editor, IQ44 Forum Faculty Editor, Senn News Staff. Clubs: Hostess, International Relations, Art Guild, Biology, SGAA. WILLA MAE BUYERS Forum Salesman, Mixed Chours, Symphonic Choir. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. LUCILLE CARLINE ZA Room Secretary, 4B Room Treasurer, Nereids Presi- dent, Secretary: Senn News Staff, Forum Salesman, Trust Officer, Mixed Chorus. Club: SGAA. DOROTHY CARLSON 3B Council. Clubs: Careers, Hostess, SGAA. HILDEGARD CEDERGREN l945 Annual Business Manager, IQ44 Annual Business Co-Manager, Senn News Staff, ZB Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. PATSY CI-IEZ Clubs: International Relations, Hostess, Spanish, SGAA. CORINNE CHILDRESS 4A Luncheon Chairman, ZA, ZB Room Treasurer: Workers, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA. MARILYN COI-IN Clubs: French, Pitman. COLLEEN COLGIN Intramural Sports, Girls' Military Corps, Clubs: Latin, Spanish, SGAA. RALPH COOPER 3A, ZA Room President: Intramural Sports, 4A-3B Council: Marshal, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Careers. FRANCES COSMAS Senn News Associate Editor, Assistant Editor: Teachers Handbook Editor, 4B, SA Room President: ZA Room Secre- tary, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Biology. EVA CRONHEIM Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. ROY CURTIS Intramural Sports, Orchestra. Club: Chemistry. ARDETI-I DANIELSON Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. VIRGINIA DARE 4A Room Secretary, 2A-IA Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, International Relations, Home Economics, SGAA. FRIEDA DARRAS Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Greek, Home Economics. SGAA. WILLIAM DAUGHERTY IA Vice-President, ROTC Lieutenant Colonel, IA, IB Room President: Rifle Team. Club: Green and White. IEAN DECKER 4A, IB Room Secretary. Club: Hostess. BEN DEITELBAUM 2B Room Vice-President, Latin Club President, Senn News Staff, 3A, ZB Council: ROTC, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Red Cross, Chemistry. SHIRLEY DIAMOND Senn News Associate Editor, Assistant Editor: Teachers' Handbook Editor, 3B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, French, SGAA. EDWARD DUFF Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: Camera. VIVIAN DWORKIN Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. IOSEPH ECKERT Chemistry Club Vice-President. Club: Chess. AUDREY EDSON Players, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Hos- tess, Spanish, SGAA. HELEN EISEN Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Careers. DONALD ENGLISH IB Class Secretary, ZA, IA, IB Council: Marshal. ROSEMARY ERNST Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Hostess, Spanish, SGAA. EDWARD EX IA Council, ROTC, Orchestra, Trust Officer, Clubs: Span- ish, Green and White. 1945 Page 21 Ianucrry Class MARGARET FALK Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Careers, Spanish, SGAA. SHIRLEY FALZER Players, Forum Salesman, Fees Agent: IA Room Secre- tary, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Pit- man, Spanish, Careers, SGAA. GLENN FAROUHAR Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Biology, Spanish. IANICE. FINZELBER IA, IB Room Secretary: Honor Society. Clubs: lnter- national Relations, Biology, French, Careers, SGAA. IOAN FIXLER IB Room President, 2A-IB Council: Honor Society. Clubs: French, SGAA. BETTY FRISK , Clubs: International Relations, Hostess, SGAA. -LILLIAN FUIIMOTO LOREN GALBRAITH 2A Room President, Forum Salesman, Fees Agent: ROTC Lieutenant, Marshal. Club: Biology. ARLENE GARY 3B-IB Room Secretary, Spanish Club President, Secretary: Senn News Staff, Salesman: Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Hostess, Careers, SGAA. SIDNEY GAULT Intramural Sports, 4B Council, Marshal. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, French, Biology, Chemistry. HARRIETTE GEKLER Club: Red Cross. GLORIA GEORGE 3B Room Treasurer, 2A-IB Council, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. ROBERT GEUDTNER 4A Council, ROTC Captain, Honor Society, Marshal. IAMES GILBERT Mixed Chorus. MARY GILLESPIE Senn News Salesman, Orchestra. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. MARILYN GIERSET Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA. RICHARD GOEHRING 4A Room President, 3A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. BETTY GOGLIO 3A-lA Council. Club: SGAA. Page 22 1945 IUDITI-I GOLDBERG Orchestra. Club: SGAA. RICHARD GOODMAN Senn News Staff, Salesman: Forum Salesman. Club: International Relations. IUANITA GORDON ROBERT GREEN Careers Club President, French Club President, Intra mural Sports, Players, ROTC, Band. SHIRLEY GREENFELD 2B Room Treasurer, 2A Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus Club: International Relations. NATALIE GREENWALD Biology Club Secretary, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, Red Cross, Careers. Nereids, SGAA. PRISCILLA GRISWOLD IA Room' Secretary, Players Treasurer, Chemistry Club Secretary, 3B Council, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Biology, SGAA. IERROLD GRONER 4B Room President, IA Room Secretary, Senn News Cartoonist, Salesman: ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Biology, Art Guild. ALLEN GROSSMAN 4A Room President, IA Rooms Vice-President, Forum Salesman, Fees Agent: Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Biology, French. MARY ELLEN GUSTAFSON 3B Room Treasurer, 3B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Home Economics, Hostess. ANDREW GYENES 2B Room Vice-President, IA Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, 3B Council, Marshal, Ticket Salesman. Clubs: Camera, Spanish. ROBERT I-IAACK Intramural Sports, 4A Council, Band, Marshal. Club: Camera. RICHARD HAAS 3A, 3B Room President: IA Room Treasurer, IB Council. ROTC Major, Marshal. Club: Green and White. HERBERT I-IABERSTROH 4A President, IA, IB Room President: International Rela- tions President, Football, Swimming, Letterman, Ticket Sales- man, Senn News Salesman, Marshal Captain. Club: Green and White. ALLEN HAMMEL GLORIA HARNSTROM Forum Salesman, 4A, 3A Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Nereids, SGAA. ROBERT HENSHAW Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Rifle Team, Trust Officer Club: International Relations. MARIAN HOFFMAN Clubs: International Relations, French, Spanish, SGAA. Page 23 Ianuary Class Page 24 MAY BELL HOFFMAN Club: International Relations. MARY HOLMES 4B-IB Room Secretary: Senn News Staff, Salesman: Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Hostess, Careers, Spanish, SGAA. VIRGINIA HORTON IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, Hostess, SGAA. VICTOR HORVITZ IB Room President, Players, ROTC. Club: Chemistry. MORTON HORWITZ Track, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Careers. WILLIAM IACKSON IA President, 3B-IA Room President: Intramural Sports, Senn News Staff, 2B Council, Honor Society. Club: In- ternational Relations. IRENE IERNBERG 4A, 3B Room Secretary: Hostess Club President, 3A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Chemistry, SGAA. IOYCE IOHNSON Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Hostess Spanish, Careers, SGAA. PATRICIA IONAS 2A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Letterqirl Clubs: Nereids, SGAA. DONALD IONES ROTC, Marshal. ELECTRA KAKARAKIS 3B Room Vice-President, 4A-3A Room Secretary: ZA Council, Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: Hostess, French, Biology, Home Economics. LEON KARP Band. Club: International Relations. ELAINE KATZ ZA Room Vice-President, 2B Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, French, SGAA. THEODORE KEMP 413, 3A President: 4A Room President, International Rela- tions Treasurer, Football, Track, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Senn News Salesman, 4B, 3A Council: Band, Marshal Major. Club: Green and White. ROBERT KLEIN 4B Room Secretary, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. MARY KOCH RUDOLPH KOENIG Apparatus, Marshal. IOHN KRAMER 4B Room President, Forum Salesman, Fees Agent. Club: International Relations. IOHN KRAUSE ROTC, Band, Marshal. LORAINE KRAUSE IA Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer. Clubs: Spanish, Home Economics, Careers, SGAA. CARL KRIEGER Senn News Salesman, Basketball, Marshal. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Spanish. THOMAS KRISTOFFERSON IB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, IB Council, Honor Society, ROTC, Band. Club: French, Chemistry. DOROTHY LABINGER Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Club: French. I-IURLEY LANGERT 4B Room President, International Relations Secretary, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman, Marshal. WILLIAM LARSEN ROTC Band Lieutenant, Marshal. ASTRID LARSON ZA Room President, 3B Room ViceHPresident. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA. DORIS LARSON IB Room President, Senn News Salesman. Club: SGAA. IEANNE LASKER Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. IACK LAUDERS Intramural Sports. BERNICE LAURIN ZAVIA Room Vice-President: Girls' Chorus, Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. RONALD LEAVITT IA Room Treasurer. Club: International Relations. IOHN LEENGRAN ZA Room President' Mixed Chorus President, Camera Club Treasurer, ROTC Major. Clubs: International Rela- tions. ELMER LINDEN 4A Treasurer, 4A Room Vice-President, 2B Room Treasur- er, Mixed Chorus Vice-President, Forum Salesman, 4B Council, Marshcl, Trust Officer, ROTC Captain, Honor Society. Club International Relations. EDWARD LINDSTROM 4A Room President, 2A Room Treasurer, Marshal Lieuten- ant Colonel. Clubs: Internaticnal Relations, Camera. ROBERT LIPMAN Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, ZB, IA Council: Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, French, Biology. MERRILL LITOW 2A Room Vice-President, 3B Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer, Marshal, Trust Officer, Band, ROTC. Clubs: Chemistry, Art Guild. 1945 Page 25 Ianuary Class IAMES LOGES ZB Room President, 3B Room Treasurer, 4A Council, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish. ELLEN LONERGAN Senn News Copy Editor, Salesman: 2B Council, Honor Society, Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. RICHARD LOSCH ZB Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, ROTC Lieuten- ant, Marshal, Honor Society. ARTHUR LUEDERS 4A Marshal Iudge, SB-2B Room Secretary: Baseball, Basketball, Letterman, IA Council, Honor Society. Club: Green and White. MARILYN LUTTER Clubs: Spanish, French, Careers, Hostess, SGAA. KENDRY MacKELL Intramural Sports TREAVA MARTI 4B Council, Mixed Chorus. Club: SGAA. ROBERT MCCRACKEN 4A Vice-President, 4B-IA Room President, ZB Room Treasurer, Football, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Senn News Salesman, Marshal Captain. Clubs: International Relations, Green and White. ROBERT MCGINNIS 3B Room President, 4A Room Vice-President, Football, Track, Ticket Salesman, Marshal Captain, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. BEVERLY MEDOW Senn News Business Manager, Assistant Editor: Teachers' Handbook Editor, ZA Room President, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, French. SGAA. IOHN MEIER ZA, lA Room President: 2B Council, Band, Orchestra, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. ELSIE MEISLES 4A Room Secretary, 3A-IB Room Treasurer, Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Red Cross, SGAA. EDWIN MICHAELS ROTC, Marshal. Club: International Relations. PAULA MICON ZA, IB Room Vice-President: IA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, Biology. CHARLENE MILLER Intramural Sports, Lettergirl, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Pitman, Spanish, Careers, SGAA. MARIORIE MILLER Club: SGAA. RUTH MILLER Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. NADINE MOELLER Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Pitman. Page 26 1945 LEONARD MORE ZA-IB Room President, International Relations Club President, French Club President, Marshal, Trust Officer. ELAINE MOREY 4B Treasurer, IB Room Vice-President, 4B, 3A Room Secretary: Pitman Club President, SGAA Treasurer, Letter' girl, Forum Salesman, Fees Agent: Senn News Staff, Honor Society. Clubs: Nereids, I-Iostess. BETTY MORRISON Pitman Club Treasurer. IESSIE MORRISON GEORGETTE MOURAN 4A, 3A Room Secretary. Clubs: Pitman, French. RICHARD MUDGE ZA Room President, Green and White President, Appara- tus, Swimming, Cheerleader, Letterman, Senn News Sales- man, 3A Council, Marshal Lieutenant. WILLIAM MUSSCIN ZA, 2B Room President: Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. ROBERT NAGEL 3A, IB Room President: Track, Apparatus, IA Council, Marshal, Honor Society, Band. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Biology. AUDREY NATI-IANSON Forum Salesman, Fees Agent: Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Careers, French, SGAA. CLARENCE NELSON IA Room President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Marshal. GEORGE NELSON IOI-IN NELSON Senn News Salesman, Marshal, ROTC Rifle Team. Club: Aviation. NELS NELSON Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. IULIAN NEWMAN ZA Treasurer, IA Room Vice-President, ZA Room Treasurer, Spanish Club Treasurer, ZA Council, Marshal, ROTC. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. IVAN NOVAK Players, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Biology, Chemistry. ELAINE OAKLEY ZA-IB Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, SGAA President, Letterqirl, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. DAVID OLSON Forum Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Marshal. DOROTHY OLUND ZA-lA Room President. Clubs: Hostess, Pitman, SGAA Page 27 Ianuary Class Page 28 MARIE ORAM Club: SGAA. DOROTHY OSCHMAN ZB Room Secretary, Careers Club Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild. ALBERT OSRAN Band, Marshal, Clubs: International Relations, Biology, Spanish. HOWARD OSWALD 3B, IA Room Vice-President: 3A Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, Ticket Salesman, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Biology, Chemistry. ROLLO PACKARD French Club Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Marshal, Mixed Chorus, Band. MARY PAGANO Club: SGAA. EDITH PARSONS 2A, 2B Room Secretary: Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. MURIEL PATTERSON Players, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: French, Spanish' SGAA. BETTY ANN PAULLIN Clubs: International Relations, Careers, SGAA. REGENA PEEKEN Band, Girls' Military Corps. Club: SGAA. MARTIN PENNINO 4B, 3A Room Treasurer: Marshal. LUELLA PETERSEN Club: SGAA. LEONARD PETERSON 4A Room Vice-President, Marshal. Club: Spanish. BETTY PHILIPP Players, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: French, SGAA. IOI-IN PITOU 3B Room President, ZA Room Vice-President, Baseball, Basketball, Letterman, 4A Council, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. EARL PODOLSKY 4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. BEULAH POLLACK Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, SGAA. ROBERT PRICE 4A, IA Room President: 'ZA Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, 2B Council, ROTC, Mixed Chorus, Marshal. Clubs: Green and White, Spanish, Chemistry, Art Guild. 1945 RICHARD REINAUER Players President, Apparatus, Mixed Chorus. Club: Green and White. FRANK REYNOLDS A Apparatus, Letterman, 3B, 2A Council. M, .il ,'V FRED ROBINSON I - , Swimming, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: German, International ig Relations. V, A ' .J t LEONARD ROSE Senn News Salesman, 2A-IA Council: ROTC, Band. Clubs: International Relations, Aviation, Camera. ELLYN ROSS 2A Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. ESTHER ROTHBART Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Careers, SGAA. IEROME RUBENS ZA Room President, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Green and White, Spanish. WILLIAM RUSSO ROTC Band Major, ROTC, Orchestra, Marshal. Clubs: Green and White, Careers, International Relations. RONALD SCI-IAEFER Intramural Sports, Marshal. ARLENE SCHAEFFER Clubs: French, Careers, Pitman. DONALD SCHERWAT 4A Room President, Swimming, Basketball, Letterman, 4A Council, Marshal Lieutenant, Band, Orchestra. ANNA SCHLAFFER Clubs: Pitman, Hostess, SGAA. . MARGIE SCHOENBROD IB Room Secretary, 3A Room Treasurer, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: French, SGAA. PEARL SCI-IULTZ Club: SGAA. ARLENE SCI-IWARTZ ZB Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Red Cross, Biology, SGAA. FRANK SCHWEIDING 2B Room President, Football, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Marshal. Club: Careers. LOIS SEGAL Senn News Circulation Manager, Assistant Editor: Teachers Handbook Editor, Honor Society, Bond Salesman. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, SGAA. IACQUELINE SI-IAPIRO Clubs: Home Economics, SGAA. Page 29 Ianuary Class LENORE SHENDER V Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Careers, Art Guild. Spanish, SGAA. HARRIET SHOFFMAN EILEEN SHOLTES SA, 3B Room Secretaryg Intramural Sports, Letterqirl, Honor Society, Trust Officer. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Art Guild, Chemistry, SGAA. ALAN SHOR Baseball, Marshall, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. LEON SIEGEL Club: International Relations. HOWARD SIGMOND fROTC. Club: International Relations. CHARLOTTE SILVERMAN 4A, ZA Room Treasurer: Senn News Salesman. Club SGAA. BONNIE SMITH 4B, 3B Room President: ZA Room Vice-President, lA Room Secretary, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Span- ish, Careers, SGAA. DOROTHY SMITH EDWIN SMITH Marshal. Club: Camera. PATRICIA SMITH Senn News Staff, 4B Council. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Chemistry. DOROTHY SOLOMON Pitman Club Vice-President, International Relations Treas- urer, Trust Officer. Club: SGAA. MARCELE SOLOMON Senn News Associate Editor, Assistant Editor: Teachers Handbook Editor, Honor Society. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Spanish, SGAA. IOHN SPIEGLER 3A Council, Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, Biology. MARVIN SPINNER 2B Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: International Relations. ESTELLE SPIRO 3B Room President, 3A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman, Fees Aqentg 2B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, SGAA. THOMAS STARCK Drum and Bugle Corps, Marshal. BRUCE STEPHEN 4B Room President, 4A Room Vice-President, Chemistry Club President, Forum, Senn News Salesman: 4A Council, Marshal, Honor Society. Page 30 iam 1945 LEE STERN 4B Vice-President, 2B Room President, Careers Club President, Green and White Treasurer, Football, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Senn News Sports Editor, IB Council, Marshall Major. LLOYD STONE Camera Club President, Chemistry Club Treasurer, Track. Forum Salesman, Players, Marshal. NORMA STREICKER 4B, 3A Room Vice-President: Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, French, Hostess, SGAA. GEORGEANN SUNDSTROM Clubs: Chemistry, Careers. SUZANNE SUSMAN IB Room President. Clubs: French, SGAA. SHIRLEY SWANK 4A Secretary, 4A-2B Room Secretary, Nereids Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, SG-AA. ELAINE TALLEN Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman, Fees Aqentp Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, SGAA. ROSELYN TAYLOR Girls' Chorus, Bond Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Red Cross, SGAA. IANE TAYLOR Girls' Chorus. Club: Hostess. HELENE TEICHERT 2B Room Secretary, IA Room Treasurer, Art Guild Vice- President, Treasurer: Senn News Cartoonist, Workers, Let- terqirl, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Hostess. PAYSOFF TINKOFF Senn News Forum Salesman: Marshal. THEODORE TOWNE ROTC Lieutenant. IOHN TRINDL lA Room President, 3B Room Vice-President, SA Room Secretary, 4B Room Treasurer, Rifle Team, ROTC Captain, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: International Relations, Bioloqy. PEARLE TUBIAS 4B, 3A Room Secretary: Biology Club Vice'President, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Hostess, Spanish, Red Cross, Careers, Pitman, SGAA. IOAN VAN HECKER 2A Room Secretary, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Home Economics, Nereids, SGAA. IOAN VIELEI-IR 2B Room Secretary, Nereids Vice-President, Secretary: Letterqirl, Trust Officer, 3B Council. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. HOWARD VIHON Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal Major. NORMAN WANDKE Page 31 Ianuary Class Page 32 RUTH WEBB Club: SGAA, ROBERT WEBER Intramural Sports. HEINZ WEGNER Marshal. LOUIS WEINBERG ROTC, Marshal, Trust Officer, Honor Society. Club: Aviation. PI-IYLLIS WEINBERG Club: Spanish, BERT WEISS ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations. ANNE WIELAND 3B Room Secretary, Senn News Staff' Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations. CAROLYN WILLO Club: SGAA. IEAN WOLFER Girls' Chorus. Club: French. FLORENCE YOUNG Pitman Club Secretary, Girls' Chorus, Club: SGAA. DONALD ZEEK 3B, ZA, Room Secretary: ROTC, Marshal. Club: lnter- national Relations. NATHAN ZIPPERSTEIN Intramural Sports, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, Spanish. DONALD ZUREK 3B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish. Iune Class. 1945 Secretary Marjorie Wallace, Vice President Lawrence Krulewitch, Adviser Dr. Zimmerman, judge Hans Bauer, Treasurer Sanford Aren- berg, President Eric Nyberg, Principal Davidson. HE Class of june, 1945, had long been awaiting their last semester at Senn, but as it began there were many whose memories reflected back to September, 1941, when they entered. Graduation prep- arations started, however, and first on the list was the election. Although the compe- tition was strong, tall Eric Nyberg was chosen to represent the class as presi- dent, with Lawrence Krulewitch his chief assistant in the office of Vice-president. Sandford Arenberg was responsible for class jewelry and money matters, whereas Marjorie Wallace took care of the grad- uation announcements and all literary matters. At the heads of the Prom and Luncheon committees were Enid Reich and loyce Bahusky, respectively, and Hans Bauer did a noble job as marshal judge. One of the greatest thrills of that se- mester, which will long be remembered, was of our Senior Basketball Team, who won the City Championship for the year, after a long succession of victorious games. Prom night-june l64might be called the end of a perfect year as it was planned to perfection by Enid Reich and her committee. june 21, the day of the luncheon and graduation, was the fulfillment of our every dream. Our thoughts and thanks will often go back to Principal Davidson and our Senior Adviser, Dr. Zimmerman, for their splendid guidance through four of our happiest years. Page 33 Iune Class ELINOR ABRAHAMSON 2A, ZB Room Secretary: Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, SGAA, Chemistry. HOWARD ABRAMS Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: Chemistry, Careers. IEANNE AGNEW Players Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, IB Council, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Nereids. LAVONNE AHL 4A, 4B Social Room Counselor. DOROTHY ANDERSON IA President, SB, IA Room President: 4B, ZA Room Secretary: 4A, SA Room Treasurer: ZB, IA Council. MARY ANDERSON Clubs: Nereids, SGAA, Hostess. PATRICIA ANDERSON IB Room Secretary. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. JUNE AN GLIN 3-B-IB Council, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Careers, Chemistry, SGAA. SANFORD ARENBERG Q 4A Treasurer, IA Vice-President, IB Secretary, Senn News Salesman, ZA, IA Council: Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Green and White, Spanish. IOHN ARTINGSTALL IA Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, Track, Football, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. Club: International Relations. GEORGE ASSIMOS ZA Vice-President, 4B Room President, Marshal Colonel. Football, Baseball, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, IA Council, Boys' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Green and White, International Relations. EDGAR ATLAS Intramural Sports, Marshal, Trust Officer, Club: Inter- national Relations. IOYCE BAHUSKY 4A Luncheon Chairman, 2A Room Secretary, SGMC Vice-President, Treasurer: Baton Corps Commander, Honor Society, Letterqirl, SGMC lst Lieutenant. Club: SGAA. CLARENCE BALDWIN ROTC, Band, Mixed Chorus. VERNA BALDWIN 4B, 2B Room Secretary, Forum Clubs Editor, Senn News Feature Editor, Senn News, Forum Salesman: SB, 2A Council. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. MARION BALL IB Room Secretary, SGAA Board, SGMC Sergeant-at Arms, Baton Twirler, Social Room Counselor. Club: Inter- national Relations. CHARLES BAMBULIS 2B Class Vice-President, IA Class Treasurer, ZA Council. WALTER BARKER Chemistry Club President, International Relations Club Vice-President, Marshal, Honor Society. Page 34 1945 BETTY BARNES Clubs: GAA, Girls' Glee. MARK BASKIN 2B Room President, ZA Room Treasurer, IA Vice-Presi- dent, Band, Trust Officer, Honor Society. Club: Greek. ROY BASKIN Basketball, Letterman, Honor Society, Band, Trust Officer. Club: Chemistry. PATRICIA BATEMAN Clubs: Hostess, Nereicls, SGAA. FLORENCE BATTAGLIA Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Hostess, Spanish, Inter- national Relations, Careers, SGAA. HANS BAUER 4A Marshal Iudqe, IA Room President, 4B Room Vice- President, Basketball, Letterman, 4A Council, Honor So- ciety, Trust Officer, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Green and White. HERMINE BEDROSIAN ZA, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. LA VERNE BENNETT Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. lOHN BENNINGHOFF Marshal. ELAINE BERG Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, Careers, SGAA, Red Cross. BERNARD BERMAN Track, Letterman, Program Salesman, Marshal. Clubs: German, International Relations. ROBERT BERMAN Chemistry Club Vice-President, 4B, IA Council. Club: International Relations. IRWIN BERNSTEIN Intramural Sports, Forum Fees Agent, Forum Salesman, Marshal, Honor Society, Orchestra. Club: International Relations. IULES BESKIN 4A Room President, Players' President, 4A Council, ROIC, Marshal, Trust Officer, Honor Society. IRA BIALECK ZA Room Secretary, 2B Room President, IA Room Vice- President, IB Room Treasurer, Swimming, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Band, Orchestra, Trust Officer, Clubs: Spanish, Careers. WHITNEY BINZ SB Room Treasurer, Track, Football, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Band, ROTC Lieutenant, Marshal Major. GEORGE BLACK Fencing, Marshal. Club: Spanish. WILLIAM BLACK 4B Room Treasurer Track, ZB Council, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. Page 35 Iune Class Page 36 IRENE BLAU EDWINA BLOCK Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross, Nereids. DOROTHY BLOOM IB Room Secretary, Ticket Salesman, ZA Council. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish, Hostess. RICHARD BLOOM ZA Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: Camera, Chemistry. BEVERLY BLUE Annual Salesman. Clubs: International Relations, GAA. SHIRLEY BLUESTONE Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, International Relations. RALPH BOHN 4B Room Treasurer, 4A Council, Band, Orchestra, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Green and White. BETTY BOKELKAMP 4A, 4B Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, Pitman. IEANNE BOLAN ZB Room President, ZA, 3A Room Treasurer: 3B Room Secretary, Players Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Worker. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, French, Careers. LOIS BORGESON IB Room Treasurer, Spanish Club Secretary, 3B Council, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. MONA BORGESON ZA Room Vice-President, IA Room Treasurer, ZA Council. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, International Relations. MARILYN BRADWAY Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics, Social Room Counselor. THERESIA BRANDSTATTER Art Guild Secretary, ZA Council, Orchestra, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: French, SGAA, GLORIA BREITSPRECHER ZA Room President, 3B Room Secretary, 3A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, International Rela- tions. NEAL BRESKIN 4A, 4B, IA Room President: Spanish Club Vice-President, Chemistry Club Treasurer, IB Council. FAITH BRICKMAN ZB Room Secretary, ZA Room Treasurer, International Relations Program Committee, Player. Club: SGAA. CURTIS BROOK ZA Room Vice-President, IA Room Treasurer, Forum Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Camera. SALLY BROSMAN 4B Secretary, Treasurer: IA Room Vice-President, 4B, 3A Council: Mixed Chorus Treasurer, Orchestra Secretary, SGMC Vice-President, Band. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, Hostess, SGAA. KENNETH BROUWER Senn News, Forum Salesman: Band, Marshal, Orchestra. Club: Chemistry. HELEN BROWNE ZA Room President, Senn News Staff, Salesman: Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish, Browsers. MILDRED BUCHHOLZ 3A, 3B Council: Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Social Room Counselor, Hostess. BARBARA BUEHLER Clubs: Browsers, Pitman SGAA MARCELYN BURKE Lettergirl, Intramural Sports, Cheerleader. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers, International Relations, Camera. PATRICIA BURKE Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. BARBARA BURLIN French Club President' Hostess Club President, Browsers Club President, 3A-IA Council: Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Camera, SGAA. WILLIAM BURNETT ROTC. BETTE CAMPBELL Concert Band, Orchestra, SGMC Social Chairman, Treas- urer. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. LILLIAN CARIATO 3B Room President, Forum Fees Agent, Salesman: 3A Council, Honor Society, Social Room Counselor. ROY CARLSEN Intramural Sports, 3A Council, ROTC. ELSIE CARLSON Intramural Sports, Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. IAMES CARNAHAN Players, Senn News, Ticket Salesman: ROTC. PAT CARNELLA Clubs: SGAA, Latin. IUNE CARNEY ZB Room President, lA Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Band, Orchestra, SGMC Secretary. Clubs: French, International Rclations, Chemistry, Hostess. LYNETTE CARR IB Council, Honor Society, Clubs: Art Guild, Music. TOM CARTOLANO Intramural Sports, Marshal, Mixed Chorus. Club: Art Guild. VYVIAN CATZ Senn News Salesman, SGMC. Club: SGAA. 1945 46? Paqe 37 Iune Class FLORA LEE CI-IARK Intramural Sports, Senn News Feature Editor, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, International Relations. SI-IELDON CHAZDON IB Council, Players, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. LOIS CHIMBEROFF Senn News Salesman, Senn News Reporter, Copy Editor: Forum Biography Editor. 4A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Greek. FRANCES CLARK Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, International Relations, SGAA, Spanish. BEVERLY CLAUSON Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, SGAA. CARLA COBB Nereids Vice-President, Forum Salesman, Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Chemistry. MIRIAM COHEN Senn News Salesman, Players. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, Greek. VIVIAN COHN Intramural Sports, Annual Salesman, Fees Agent: IB Council. Orchestra, Trust Officers, Girls' Chorus, SGMC. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. GITA COHODES ZB Room Secretary, Treasurer: Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Scribblers, Pitman, Hostess. MERRY COOPER Girls' Chorus. WILLIAM COTTS Intramural Sports, Forum Fees Agent, ROTC Sergeant, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, German. IANE COUPE IB, 3A Room President: ZA Room Secretary: Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. IOANNE COWAN 3A Marshal ludqe, 3B Secretary, IA, IB Room Secretary: Spanish Club Secretary, Cheerleader, Letterqirl, Ticket Salesman, 3B-2B Council. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. IOELLYN COWAN SB Treasurer, 4A, ZB Room Secretary: IA Room Vice- President, IB Room Treasurer, International Relations Club Secretary' Cheerleader, Letterqirl, Ticket Salesman, Senn News Salesman, 3B Council. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Home Economics. BEVERLY COX 'Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. GERALDINE CRABBS Intramural Sports, Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. LLOYD CRIDER MARILYN CUNOW 4A Room Vice-President, Art Guild Secretary: Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Art Guild. Page 38 1945 JOYCE CURTIS Art Guild Chairman, Senn News Salesman, Band, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA. MELVIN DAGOVITZ Intramural Sports, IB Council, Honor Society, Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations, German. KENNETH DAKE 4A Room President, Intramural Sports, Baseball, Basket- ball Manager: Band, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. MARGARET DAMERON Club: SGAA. ELAINE DANIELS 3B, ZB Room Secretary: ZA Room Treasurer. Club: Pitman. ROBERT DAVID 3A Class President, 4A, 3B Room President: Green and White Club President, Basketball, Tennis, Track, Letterman, Senn News, Ticket Salesman: Marshal. Club: International Relations. IACK DAVIS ZA Room President, ZB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Marshal, Trust officer, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Chemistry. IOYCE DAVIS Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish. MARILYN DAVIS Senn News, Forum Salesman: ZA Council. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. MARY GRACE DE PAUL Intramural Sports, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Camera, Nereids, SGAA, Careers. IULIETTE DIENSTFRIEND Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. GORDON DIETZ IA, IB Room Vice-President: Basketball. IEAN DOERSCHER ZA Secretary, IB Room Treasurer, Hostess Club Vice- President, Senn News Staff, Forum Organizations Editor, Ticket Salesman: ZB Council. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, International Relations, Boosters. BETTY DOLIN Forum Fees Agent, Salesman: Players, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross, Spanish, International Relations. MILDRED DORDICK Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. LOIS DRUMMOND IA, IB Room President: 3A, 3B Room Treasurer: Baton Twirler, SGMC, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Chemistry, Hostess, SGAA, Pitman. ELEANOR DULIN Clubs: Camera, SGAA. MARION DUMKE Clubs, SGAA, Spanish. Page 39 Iune Class Page 40 DORIS DURBAND Clubs SGAA, Hostess. IUNE EEN Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, SGAA, French. ALVIN EISENBERG IB Room President, Basketball, Baseball, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Marshal. Club: French. IOHN EISENMANN 4A, 2B-IB Room Vice-President: 3B Room Secretary, Football, Baseball, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Marshal Major. RUTH EKBERG IESSIE EKENBERG 3A Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer, 2B Room Vice- President, lA Room President, I. R. Club Secretary, Careers Club Treasurer. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Careers. LENORE EKMAN Clubs: Pitman, Home Economics, Careers, Social Room Hostess, SGAA. LEWIS ELLENHORN ZBI 2A Room Vice-President: ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish Chemistry. MARILYN ELLICKSON Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. HELENE ELLINGSEN Girls' Chorus. CHARLOTTE ELSNER Club: SGAA. RUTH ENEMAN Nereids. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. WILLIAM ENGELSMAN 3A Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, ROTC, Orchestra. LAURINE ENGLISH Senn News, Ticket Salesman. Clubs: Hostess, Interna- tional Relations, SGAA, Browsers. HOWARD ERICKSON 4A Room Secretary, 2B Room Vice-President, Fencing, Basketball, Honor Society. INEZ ERICKSON Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SGAA. WILLIAM ERICKSON 3A President, 4A Room Vice-President, Camera Club Presi- dent, ZA Council' Marshal Lieutenant, ROTC Lieutenant. JAMES ERWIN 4A Room Treasurer, Marshal. Club: International Rela- tions. DORIS ESTEY Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. ROY FAGERMAN 4A, 3A, ZA, IA Room President, 4B, 3B, ZB Room Vice- Presidentp Intramural Sports. Club: Green and White. IACK FEHRMANN Baseball, 4B, 3A Council: Marshal Major. Club: Green and White. LOUISE FEIGEL 4A, 4B Room Secretary: Forum Fees Agent, 4A, 4B Councilg Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. FERN FERGUSON ZA Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Nereids, Careers, Spanish, Chemistry, Art Guild, Inter- national Relations, SGAA. LILLIAN FERTIG Honor Society, Trust Officer, Workers, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, International Relations, Spanish, Art Guild. BLAIR FIELDMAN Senn News Salesman, Band. Club: Chemistry. LAWRENCE FIELLIN ROTC. ENID FISHER 2B Room Secretary, ZA Council, Trust Officer, Workers, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish, Chemistry. ARLENE FLEISCHMANN Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. FRANK FLEWELLING 2A Room Treasurer, Marshal. Club: Camera. ARNOLD FLITMAN Basketball, Track, Honor Society. Clubs: Camera, Chemistry, Spanish. ROBERT FORSLUND Fencing, Orchestra, Trust Officer, Band, Letterman. Club: Chemistry. DORIS FREDRICKSON Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Home Ecos nomics, Browsers, Nereids, Social Room Counselor, Pitman, SGAA. IACK FREEDMAN Marshal. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations. RONALD FREESE 4A-2B Room President, IA Room Vice-President, IB Room Treasurer, Cheerleader, Letterman, Apparatus, Ticket Salesman, Honor Society, Trust Officer Lieutenant Colonel. Club: Chemistry. WILLIAM FREITAG Intramural Sports, Mixed Chorus, Marshal. ANDREW FREY Basketball, Senn News Salesman, Players. Page 41 Iune Class HAROLD FRICKE 4A Room President, IA Room Treasurer, Orchestra, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, Chemistry, Ger- man. BERNARD FRIEDMAN Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum, Ticket Salesman: Marshal. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, Careers. SYBIL FRIEDMAN Senn NeWsvStaff. Clubs: Nereids, Spanish, Art Guild, Red Cross, SGAA, MARTIN FRIEND IB Room Vice-President, IA Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, lA Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Careers. ROBERT FRIGO Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. SAMUEL FUERSTENBERG Band, Marshal. DONALD FULLER IEANNE FUSTIER ZA Room Vice-President, French Club Secretary, ZB, IA Council: Workers, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Browsers. DON GALLAY 2B Room Vice-President, Forum Fees Agent, Salesman: Senn News Salesman, ROTC Major, Picked Platoon, Rifle Team. Clubs: Chemistry, Camera. GLORIA GASUL Senn News Assistant Editor, Copy Editor. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish, Greek. ELEANOR GAUGER LEE GENTSCI-I Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Camera. BERNARD GERSTEIN Intramural Sports, Marshal Captain, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, Chemistry. CLYDE GHOLSON 3B Room President, Baseball, Marshal. Club: Careers. ELAINE GIANAS 4A, 4B, IA Room President: Chemistry Club Vice-Presb dent, 4A, 4B, Council: Honor Society. Club: SGAA. MARILYN GIBBS IA Room Vice4PresidentI 3A Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Art Guild, Careers. HAROLD GINSBURG IB Room Treasurer, Band, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Camera. CLAIRE GLANTZ Trust Officer, Girls' Chorus, Baton Twirler. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA, Chemistry, International Relations, Careers, Red Cross. Page 42 1945 HENRIETTA GOERK Senn Treasurer's Assistant. ROBERT GOETTMANN IA Room Vice4President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. Clubs: Chemistry, International Rela- tions. IAMES GOLDEN Fencing, Trust Officer, Marshal, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. SADELLE GOLDIN Forum Salesman, Workers, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA, International Relations. MALCOLM GOLDMAN lA, IB Room Treasurer: Track, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Spanish. MARGARET GOLDMAN Club: SGAA. LOIS GOLDSTINE 4B Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Pitman, Camera, German. ADRIENNE GOLDSTONE Club: SGAA. BARBARA GOLMAN I-Ionor Society, Trust Officer, SGAA CHARLOTTE GORDON Clubs: Careers, SGAA. PEARL GORE Forum Fees Agent. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Spanish. IEROLD GREENBAUM lA Room Vice-President, 2A Room Treasurer, 3B Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Band, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, International Relations PI-IYLLIS GREENBERG 2B Room Secretary, Band, Mixed Chorus, Trust Officer Clubs: Red Cross, Chemistry, Careers. Pl-IYLLIS GROSS Spanish Club Secretary. Club: Hostess. ALFRED GRUNINGER ZA Room President, 4A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports: Club: Camera. WILLIAM HALLOUIST Football, Baseball, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, lA, IB Council, Marshal. CAROL I-IALPER Clubs: Careers, International Relations, Hostess, SGAA. PATRICIA I-IAMS 2A, 2B Rocm Secretary: Senn News Salesman, lB Council, Honor Societv, SGMC, Baton Twirler. Clubs: Careers, Red Cross, SGAA. Page 43 Tune Class Page 44 IOAN HANLON 4B Council, Camera Club Treasurer, Honor Society. Club: Spanish. HELEN HARKONEN ZA Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, Greek, Chemistry. WILLIAM I-IARLOW 4A Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, ROTC Picked Platoon, Marshal. Clubs: Spanish, Camera, Chemistry. MILDRED HARRIS Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Browsers, Careers, Hostess, SGAA, Spanish. NAN HARRIS 2B Room Secretary, Band. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA. HARRY HARSTED ZA, 2B, IA Room President: ZA, IA Council: Mixed Chorus, EUGENE HEAL ROTC DUDLEY HEALY Ice Skating, Track, Football Manager, Senn News Sales- man, Marshal Captain. , DOROTHY HEANEY Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, SGAA, Spanish. LEONARD I-IEDGREN NANCY HEICK Band, Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. ALYCE' I-IEINZEL Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Careers, Hostess, SGAA. GEORGE I-IENRICI Apparatus, Senn News Salesman, Workers. Clubs: Chemistry, Camera. BEATRICE HENTSCHEL Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. CHARLOTTE I-IIKEN Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Careers, Pitman. RICHARD HILL 4A, 4B Room President: IB Room Treasurer, Football, Letterman, 3B Council, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Inter- national Relations. IOAN HINTON Workers. Clubs: SGAA. DONALD HIRSCH Senn News Salesman, 3B Council, ROTC, Band, Marshal. 1945 ROBERT HIRSCH ROTC. IEAN HITZLER IA, IB Room Treasurer: Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Pitman. KATHLEEN HOAG Club: Careers. JEAN HOLM Clubs: Nereids, Red Cross. MARILYN HOLQUIST Clubs: Careers. Browsers, Pitman, SGAA. LEE HOMBERG Girls' Chorus. BETTY HOPKINS Honor Society. Clubs: French, Hostess, SGAA. LUCILLE HUNT 4A, 4B Room Treasurer: Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. IERRY ISENBERG IB Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Marshal, Trust Officer. Club: Chemistry. GORDON ISRAELSON Senn News Salesman, Boys' Chorus. REGINA IABOUR 3A Room President. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Art Guild, Camera, Home Economics. RUTH IACOB Club: SGAA. IEAN IACOBS IA Room Vice-President, Forum Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Chemistry, Careers, SGAA. VERIEAN IACOBS Clubs: Spanish, Careers. Browsers, SGAA. ELAINE IOHNSON Intramural Sports. Club: SGAA. ELEANOR IOHNSON Forum Salesman. Clubs: Pitman, Careers, SGAA. WAYNE IOHNSTON SB, 2A Room President: 3A Room Treasurer, 2B Council, ROTC, Honor Society. BETTY IONES Art Guild Treasurer, Band, Orchestra, Senn News Cartoonist, Honor Society, SGMC. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Pitman. Page 45 Iune Class BETTY IANE IONES 2A Room Vice-President, IA Room Secretary, 4B, 2B Council: Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. MARIORIE IOSEPH 4B Room Secretary, Senn News, Forum, Ticket Sales- man, 3A Council. Clubs International Relations, Home Economics, SGAA. ALICE KAHAN ' Spanish Club Secretary. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Careers. NATALIE KANDELMAN Hostess Club Service Chairman, Honor Society. Clubs: Camera, Careers, Pitman, French, Spanish, SGAA, Inter- national Relations. ALLAN KAPLAN Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: International Relations. FRANK KAPLAN IB Room President, ROTC Captain, Rifle Team, Marshal. GEORGIA KARALIS IA Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, IA Council, Honor Society, Letterqirl. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. BETTY IANE KARDISH 4A Room Secretary, Players Secretary, Forum Salesman, 2A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. BERNICE KATZ Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, SGAA, Careers. HOWARD KATZ IA Room Treasurer, Band, Orchestra. IOAN KATZ 4A Rcom Secretary, Senn News Editor-in-Chief, News Editor: Honor Society, Trust Officer Secretary. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations, SGAA, Red Cross, Careers. OANNE KATZOFF I Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. IOAN KAUFMANN 3A Room Secretary, Chemistry Club Secretary, Senn News Copy Editor, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, Greek. CLAUDE KAY IA Room Secretary, Intramural Sports. LESLIE KEITH Intramural Sports, IA Council, ROTC, Picked Platoon, Color Guard, Marshal. Club: Careers. HOWARD KELLNER 2A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, International Relations. DALE KERNAN 3A Room Treasurer, Band. MARY KHIDIRIAN Clubs: Art Guild, Careers. Page 46 1945 CAROL KILLMER Honor Society. Club: Pitman. CONNEE KLOSSNER 3B Room Secretary, Workers, Orchestra. Clubs: Careers, Nereids. CAROL KNAUSS Clubs: Hostess, Social Room Counselors, Spanish, Careers, SGAA, International Relations. BEATRICE KNOPF IA Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Chemistry. IANE KOCH 2B Room President, Senn News Salesman. Club: SGAA. ROBERT KOLLMAN Intramural Sports, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Chem- istry. YAKIR KOREY 4A Room President, 3B Room Treasurer, Senn News, Forum Sports Editor, Marshal, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations. NORMA KOSKI Clubs: Art Guild, Careers, International Relations. BEATRICE KOTEL Girls' Chorus. Club: Nereids. MARVIN KOURSH IA Room Vice-President, 2B Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Senn News, Ticket Salesman: Marshal. Clubs: Camera, Spanish. Careers, Botany. ELSIE KRANTZ IB Room Secretary, IA Room Treasurer, Senn News Sales- man. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA, International Relations, Hos- tess, Spanish. VIOLET KRANTZ SIDNEY KRATMAN Varsity Football, Basketball Manager, Annual Salesman, ROTC Sergeant, Color Guard, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Trust Officer. BETTY KRETSCHMER 2B Room Treasurer. Club: SGAA. DONNA KRIZ Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Camera, Art Guild. FRED KRUEGER Marshal. Club: International Relations. LAWRENCE KRULEWITCH 4A Vice-President, ZA, 2B Room Treasurerg Basketball, Ticket Salesman, Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish, Green and White. BEVERLY KRUSE ZA, 2B Room Secretary: Senn News Salesman, 3B Council. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman Paqe 47 Iune Class Page 48 STEPHEN LANDE Senn News Salesman, Forum Fees Aqent, ROTC. RICHARD LANE Band, Honor Society, Marshal, Players. Clubs: Spanish, Careers. HOWARD LAPIN 4B President, SA Vice-President, ZA Room Treasurer. ZB, IB Room President: IA Room Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, IA Council, Marshal, Trust Officer. PERN LARMAN Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, SGAA, Red Cross, Nereids. ROBERT LARSON 2A Room Treasurer, ROTC, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Camera, Careers, International Relations. ROSEMARIE LATCHIN Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. RICHARD LEE 4B Marshal Iudge, Fencing, ZA, 2B Council: Marshal, Trust Officer, Honor Society, Orchestra. REN EE LEES IA Room Vice-President, Workers. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. OSCAR LENIT IA Room President, 3A-2B Room Vice-President: 4A Room Treasurer, Band, Trust Officer Lieutenant Colonel. Clubs: Green and White, Spanish. IANE LENTERS 2B Room President, 4A Council. Clubs: French, SGAA. GERTRUDE LESHKE Browsers Club Secretary, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Careers, International Relations, SGAA, Spanish. THELMA LEVENTHAL Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Careers, Camera, German. DOLORES LEVI Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. MARILYN LEVIN Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. ARTHUR LEVINE ROTC, Honor Society, Intramural Sports. ALAN LEVIN SON Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Marshal. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Spanish. STANLEY LEVIT Marshal. SALLY LEVY Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. AMELIA' LEWIS Careers Club Treasurer, 4B Council. Clubs: International Relations, Red Cross, SGAA. Spanish. BARBARA LEWIS Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Trust Officer. Clubs: Careers, International Relations, SGAA. SIDELLE LICI-IT 3B-IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Inter- national Relations, Hostess. IRA LICHTON Senn News Staff, Salesman: Band, Orchestra. Clubs: German, Chemistry. HILLERY LIGHT Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. PATTI LINCOLN 3B Room Treasurer, ZA Room Vice-President, Careers Club President, SGMC Secretary, Baton Twirlers Com- mander, Senn News Staff, Salesman: SGMC Lieutenant. Clubs: French, Hostess, SGAA, International Relations. RUTH LIND Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, Hostess, SGAA. ELEANOR LINZING Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Camera, Pitman, SGAA. GERALDINE LIPPMAN Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Art Guild, International Relations, SGAA. ILENE LIPPMAN 2A Room Treasurer, Senn News Reporter, Copy Editor, Salesman: Mixed Chorus. Club: Careers. RUTH LOESER IA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Club: International Relations. MURIEL LOME Senn News Salesman. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, SGAA. WILLIAM LOVE 3B Room Vice-President, ZA Room Treasurer, 2B Room Secretary, 4B Room President, Senn News Salesman. MEYER LYNN Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Players, Trust Officers, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Club: Greek. RAYMOND LYNN Intramural Sports, Marshal. DOROTHY MACK Club: Careers. IEAN MACK Forum Fees Agent. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Browsers. RONALD MACK IB Room President, 4B Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. 1945 Paqe 49 Iune Class EARL MAGID ROTC, Marshal, Band. Club: International Relations. NORMA MAGNUSON IB Room Treasurer, Pitman Club President, Ticket Sales- man, Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, International Relations, Hostess, Spanish. FRANCES MALLERES Club: SGAA. LORING MANDEL 4B, ZA Room President: 3B Room ViceePresident, Careers Club President, 3B Council, ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Radio Council. ELECTRA MANUSAR Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, Pitman, Browsers. JUNE MANZ Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, International Relations, Spanish. PATRICIA MARMADUKE SGMC. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Careers. VICTOR MARSDEN Intramural Sports, Senn News, Ticket Salesmang Marshal. Club: Spanish. IUNE MARTIN Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers. International Relations. PHILIP MARTINA lA Room President, 2B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Ticket, Senn News Salesman: Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Spanish. BETTY MATHEWS IA Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. SHELDON MAZOR lA Room President, ROTC, Band, Players. FRANCES MCAULIFFE 4A Room President, Art Guild President, ZA, 2B Council: Mixed Chorus. Club: Hostess. ELAINE MCCARTHY lA Room Treasurer, Ticket, Senn News Salesman: Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Camera. PATRICIA MCCAULEY Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. MARGARET MCCONNELL IB-lA Treasurer, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Glee, Home Economics. THOMAS MCGOWEN ZB Room President, IB, IA Room Vice-President, 3B Room Secretary, Spanish Club President, Senn News Salesman, ROTC Major, Marshal, Picked Platoon. Club: International Relations. NANCY MCGREW Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, International Relations. Page 50 1945 BERNARD MELTZER Intramural Sports, lA Council, Band, Marshal, Players, Clubs: Art Guild, X. SONIA MENCHIK Workers. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Chem- istry, Art Guild, German. IOSEPH MENICH ZB Room President, ROTC, Trust Officer. ROBERT MERENS Honor Society, Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Careers. THELMA MEYER 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Spanish, International Relations, SGAA. DOROTHY MILLER Forum Salesman: Senn News Copy Editor, Salesman: Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish. MARILYN MILLER Intramural Sports, Workers. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. BARBARA MILLMAN 2B Vice-President, Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. MARILYN MISSING Intramural Sports, Workers. Clubs: Nereidsl SGAA, DANA MITZMAN Forum Salesman, Orchestra. Club: SGAA. ARVID MOE IA Room Treasurer, Swimming, Marshal. Club: Inter- national Relations. DON MOLIN ROTC, Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: Greek, German. ANITA MORWITZ Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Chemistry. LYLE MOSBY 4A Room President, Football. Club: Green and White. CORINNE MOSTOW 2B Room Secretary, 4A, 2B Council. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, SGAA, CATHERINE MULLIGAN 4A, 2A, IB Room Secretary. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. DON MURDOCH 4A, 4B Room Vice-President: Track, Letterman, Marshal Captain. FRANK MURPHY 3A-IB Room President, 4A 4B Room Vice-President: Green and White Club Treasurer, Basketball, Letterman, Marshal Major Page Sl Iune Class Page 52 LOUISE NAROXVETZ Senn News Salesman, Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. BARBARA NAVIGATO 2B Room President, Senn News Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Spanish, Art Guild, Browsers. LILA NEIMAN Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Careers, French, International Relations, SGAA. ANNA NELSON 2B Secretary, 4B Room President, 4A Room Secretary, Program Salesman. Club: French. IAMES NELSON ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Camera, Chemistry. LORRAINE NELSON 4B Room Secretary, Hostess Club Lecture Chairman, Senn News Salesman, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Browsers. ROBERT NELSON 4A Room Treasurer, Football, Ticket Salesman, Marshal Lieutenant Colonel, Letterman. Club: Green and White. SIGMUND NELSON IA Room President, 2A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Chemistry, Camera. STANLEY NELSON Intramural Sports, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Spanish. MILTON NEUL Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. Club: Green and White. WILLIAM NEUMANN IA Room Secretary, Forum Salesman, ROTC. IAMES NOLAN Apparatus, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Marshal. Club: International Relations. RAYMOND NORDINE Swimming, Orchestra. ERIC NYBERG 4A President, IA Room President, IB Room Vice-President, Green and White Secretary, Vice-President: Football, Base- ball, Golf, Letterman, Senn News Salesman, SA Council, Marshal Lieutenant Colonel. BERNARDINE O'BOYLE Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA, Spanish. HELEN O'BRIEN IA, IB Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Senn News Staff, Forum Co-Editor-in-Chief. Clubs: Chemistry, SGAA, Spanish. ELLEN O'DONNELL 4B, 3A Room Treasurer: 3B Room Secretary, Forum, Program Salesman. Club: French. RALPH OHMAN ZA Room President, Basketball, Baseball, Letterman, Senn News, Ticket Salesmanp Marshal, Club: Green and White. DONALD OLSEN 3B Room Vice-President, Players President, ROTC, Trust Officer. HELEN OLSHER lA Room President, SGAA Secretary, Board: Senn News Salesman, 4A, 2B Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Chem- istry, International Relations. ROGER ORENSTEEN 2A Room Treasurer, Chemistry Club President, Senn News Salesman: Forum Fees Agent, Salesman: ROTC, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Spanish, Camera. PETER PAGRATIS Marshal. Clubs: Careers, Spanish. MARGARET PASCHKE Forum Fees Agent, Salesman: Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. ADELE PEARL IB Room President, lA Room Treasurer, IB Council, Players, Trust Officer, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Spanish. RONALD PEARSON ZA Room Treasurer, Track, Marshal. EARL PERKINS IA, IB Room President: ROTC, Band, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, French, Spanish, International Relations. EVE PERL lA Room Secretary, Chemistry Club Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, 4A-IB Council, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Trust Officers Secretary. Clubs: Red Cross, Inter- national Relations, SGAA. ROBERT PETERSON Swimming, Fencing, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, 4A Council, Honor Society, Trust Officer. SHIRLEY PEVSNER Clubs: International Relations, Careers, SGAA. LILLIAN PHILLIPS Spanish Club Treasurer, Lettergirl, Senn News Staff, Salesman: Band, SGMC, Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. MARILYN POLK Senn News Staff, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Chemistry. IOHN POTTAGE Intramural Sports, Marshal, Trust Oiiicer, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish. IACK PREISLER Swimming, Intramural Sports. KENNETH PROTT Football, Baseball, Swimming, Letterman, Ticket Sales' man, Marshal Major. Club: Green and White. IUNE RAFFLES Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. BEVERLY RANEY lA Room Vice-President, Mixed Chorus President, Girls' Chorus, Workers. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. 1945 Page S3 Iune Class IAMES RANZEN Clubs: Chemistry, German. MARILYN RASCHER IA Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, SGAA, Nereids. AUDREY RAUGI-IT Club: SGAA, ENID REICH 4A Prom Chairman, International Relations Club Presi- dent, Vice-President: Forum Salesman, 3A-2B Council, Orchestra. Clubs: Spanish, Careers. DORIS REISLER SHIRLEY REYNOLDS 4B Room Treasurer, 3B Room President, lA Council. Club: SGAA, HARRIETT RIECK Club: SGAA. EVA RIESE SB Room Vice-President, Lettergirl, Senn News Salesman, SA, 2A Council: Trust Officers Secretary, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Spanish, Camera, Chemistry, Red Cross. NATALIE RIFAS Forum Fees Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, International Relations. PAT RILEY Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. SUSAN RIVKIN ZA, 2B Room Secretary: Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Trust Officer. Clubs: Chemistry, SGAA. GWEN ROBB 3A, 3B Room Secretary. Club: SGAA, BETTY ROI-ILIN 4A Council. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics, Spanish. MYRON ROLE 3B Room Secretary, 2B Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, IA Council. DONALD ROLNICK Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. Club: International Relations. SEEMA ROSEN Letterqirl, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Home Economics. ALAN ROSENBERG Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant, ROTC, Club: Chemistry. IOAN ROSENBLUM Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, International Relations, SGAA, Spanish. Page 54 1945 GERALD ROSENFIELD Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, German. SHELDON ROSENSTEIN Tennis 4B, IB Council: Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. GOLDIE ROSS IB Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, SGAA, ARNOLD ROTHSCI-IILD Marshal, Honor Society. LEONARD RUBEN Trust Officer. HARRIET RUTSKY 3B Room President, IA Council, Band, Orchestra, SGMC Commander. Club: International Relations. SANFORD SACKS ROTC, Picked Platoon, Band, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. ROBERT SAFBOM 4A Room President, Football, Baseball, Marshal Major. Club: Green and White. LAWRENCE SAHS Baseball. MARION SALAMAN Club: SGAA. MARGE SALLMAN 4A, 4B, ZA, IB Room Secretary: 3A, 3B Room President: 4B Council, Mixed Chorus. Club: Chemistry. RIVIAN SALZMAN Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Careers. LORRAINE SAUCERMAN SB, IB Room Secretary: IA Room Treasurer. Club: Art Guild. LUCILE SCANLAN Senn News Staff, Forum Assistant Biography Editor, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations IANET SCI-IEWE ZA Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross, Hostess, French, Pitman. GERALDINE SCI-IIEBEL Club: Careers. KENNETH SCHNEIDERMAN Band, Club: French. CAROLYN SCHONS Senn News Salesman, Clubs: SGAA, Careers. Page 55 Iune Class Page 56 ELAINE SCHWALEN Club: SGAA. IOYCE SCHWARTZ ZA, 2B Room Secretary: Senn News, Forum Salesman: Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish, Pitman, Careers, International Relations, SGAA. MERLE SCHWARTZ Trust Officer. Clubs: Hostess, Careers, Art Guild, SGAA, International Relations. MIRIAM SCHWARTZ Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Pitman. MYRON SCI-IWARTZ lA Room President, Baseball, Forum Fees Agent, Sales- man: ROTC, Band Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Careers. RUTH SCHWARTZ Senn News Staff, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish. DON SEIDEN 3B-2B Room President, Green and White Club Secretary, Fencing, Marshal. BECKWITH SELVALA Track, Club: Careers, DOROTHY SERATAN Chemistry Club Secretary, Senn News Copy Editor, 'Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Careers, Spanish, ELAINE SERING 2B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. EUGENE SEVIN lA Room Vice-President, SB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, 4B Council. MARVIN SI-IAPIRO 2A Room Treasurer, Orchestra, Marshal. GERTRUDE SHARPE Clubs: SGAA, Careers. HENRY SHATKIN Swimming, Band, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: Careers, Spanish. PATTY SHEA 3B Vice-President, lA, IB Room VicefPresidenip 4A'3A Room Secretary, Spanish Club Treasurer, 3A Council. Club: SGAA. IUNE SI-IEELER Club: SGAA. NANCY SHELTON Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. SHIRLEY SHERMAN 2B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish, Chemistry, Red Cross. 1945 DOLORES SI-IOCKNEY IB Council, Girls' Chorus, Players. Club: Hostess. ALYCE SI-IOLIN 4A Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross, Pitman, French. IUNE SI-ILOSBERG Mixed Chorus URSULA SILTON IB Room President, 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Pitman, SGAA, International Relations, Red Cross, Careers. DALE SILVERBERG Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Camera. MARTIN SILVERMAN International Relations Club Secretary, Band, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, Spanish. ARLENE SIMON Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Spanish, International Relations. IANICE SINGER Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Spanish. LOUIS SINKO Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. NINA SKINTGES MARGE SLECHTA Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. LUAN SMITH Clubs: SGMC, SGAA. MILDRED SMITH Workers. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. RICHARD SMITH Fencing, Letterman, Marshal. Club: International Rela- tions. IERRY SMOLKA Intramural Sports, Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: Careers, International Relations. RHODA SOLOMON Clubs: SGAA, Careers. RONALD SORINSKY Intramural Sports, ROTC, Mixed Chorus, Trust Officer Colonel, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. SI-IELDON SPIRA Intramural Sports, Marshal, ROTC. Club: International ' Relations. Page 57 Iune Class PATRICIA SREBREN Club: French. IAMES STERLING Apparatus, Marshal, Workers. DIANA STEVENS lA Room Treasurer, Senn News, Forum Salesman: Forum Fees Aqent, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Home Economics, Spanish, Pitman. VIRGINIA STINCHCOMB Careers Club Vice-President. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, Spanish, International Relations. LOIS STITZBERG Intramural Sports, 2B Council. MARILYN STOLTZ Club: Art Guild. MARILYN STONE 4B Room President, Orchestra, Band, Honor Society, SGMC Commander. Club: Chemistry. MURIEL STONE Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Spanish. ROBERTA STYLES Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, Spanish. PAUL SUGAR IB Room Vice-President, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Mathe- matics, Spanish. THOMAS SUGARS Senn News Salesman, ROTC Major, Picked Platoon, Rifle Team. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. MARY SUTTON Forum Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, French. EARLE SWANSON Band, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. MARY SWEIDING Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, Art Guild. LAWRENCE TASLITZ IB Room Treasurer, ROTC, Band, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, International Relations. KURT TEICHERT ZA-IB Room President, Baseball, Football, Letterman, IA, IB Council: Marshal Major. Club: Green and White. LOUISE TEMME 4A-IA Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA. BERNICE TESSLER Clubs: French, Art Guild, SGAA, Camera. Page 58 1945 MARGARET THOMPSON German Club Secretary, Mixed Chorus. Club: International Relations. CAROL THOMSON lA Secretary, IB Council. KATHRYN THORNTON BB Room Treasurer, 2B Room Secretary, 4B Council. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids. EURIPIDES TOMARAS Mixed Chorus, ROTC. Club: Camera. ANASTASIA TOULIATOS Girls' Chorus President, Senn News Circulation Manager, Reporter: 1945 Forum Business Co-Manager, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. GLORIA TRIEST Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. DOLORES TRONSKY IA Room Treasurer, Honor Society, Trust Officer. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Careers, Chemistry. CAMILLE TRUMBLY Senn News Staff, 4B, 3A Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Camera, Browsers. YVONNE TRUMBLY Senn News Staff. Clubs: Camera, Browsers. BERTRAM TUMPSON Intramural Sports, 2B Council, Marshal, Trust Officer. LORRAINE UEBEL IB Room Treasurer. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. PATRICIA UPMAN Girls' Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. ALICE VAN BUREN lA Room Treasurer, Workers. Clubs: Red Cross, SGAA. LARRY VANDER SCHAAF Intramural Sports. Club: International Relations. GORDON VAN DOVER Bcseball. letterman, Senn News Salesman, lA Council, Marshal Major, Honor Society. HELEN VOGEL SA Room Vice-President. Clubs: International Relations. SGAA, Spanish. MARIE VOGEL Clubs: Hostess, International Relations, Spanish, SGAA. SEYMOUR WACHTENHEIM IA Room Treasurer, Marshal, ROTC, Trust Officer Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. Page 59 Iune Class Page 60 ROBERT WAHLQUIST 4A Room President' 4B, IB Room Treasurer: 3A Room Secretary, 2A Room Vice-President, Swimming, Workers. IOHN WALDING 2A-IB Room Treasurer. MARIORIE WALLACE 4A Secretary, 3A, ZA Room President: IA Room Secre- tary, IB Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French. EDNA WALTERS 4A-3B Room Secretary, Camera Club Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Senn News Staff, Forum Co-Editor-in Chief. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Browsers. KITTY WALTERS 4A Room Vice-President, 3A Room Secretary, 3B Room Vice-President, Spanish Club Secretary. PATRICIA WANDELL Hostess Club Chairman, Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, Camera, Chemistry, SGAA. MARILYN WARD IA Room Secretary, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Careers, Spanish. GENE WASSERBERG Swimming, Marshal, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: German Chemistry. MARY WATERHOUSE IA Room Treasurer, IB Room Secretary. Club: SGAA. MITZI WAYNE Spanish Club Vice-President, International Relations Club Secretary, Careers Club Librarian, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. ROBERT WEATHERLEY 4A-IB Room President, Intramural Sports, Band, Honor Society. ARNOLD WEIL Intramural Sports, 3B Council, ROTC Lieutenant Colonel, Picked Platoon: Honor Society, Trust Officer. HERBERT WEINMAN Track DOROTHY WEISS Club: Careers. IACQUELINE WEISS Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, SGAA. MICHAEL WEISS Intramural Sports. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. RUTH WESTMAN Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics, Art Guild, Camera. FERN WESTNEY Senn News Salesman, IA, IB Council. Club: SGAA. 1945 VIRGINIA WHIPPLE IB Room Treasurer, International Relations Club Treas- urer. Club: SGAA, HAROLD WILEY Senn News Salesman, ROTC Ist Lieutenant, Picked Platoon. I-IARRIET WILLIAMS Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. WILLIAM WILLIAMS IA, IB Vice4Presidentg Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Marshal. Club: International Relations. MARY WINANDY Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Hostess. ALAN WINSBERG HENRY WISH Senn News Salesman, ROTC Lieutenant Marshal. Club: Chemistry. EDWARD WITTERT Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum Salesman: Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: Chemistry, Camera. RITA WITTERT Senn News, Forum Salesman: Mixed Chorus, Workers. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild. PHILIP WOOD I 4B, IA Room Vice-President: SB, ZB Room President: ROTC, Marshal. LOIS WORM Honor Society. Club: SGAA. ARLEEN WYLAND ZA-IB Council. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. CHERIE YOST e IB Room President, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Careers, Hostess, Spanish, SGAA.' BURTON YOUNG ROTC, Picked Platoon, Marshal. ROBERT YOUNG ROTC Lieutenant, Marshal, Workers Stage Manager. Club: Green and White. HUBER ZAPP 3B Room Secretary, ZA Room Treasurer, Apparatus, 3A Council. HERBERT ZINN Workers. HENRY ZIPPERMAN 4A, 4B, 2B Room Vice-President: 3B Room President, IA Room Treasurer, 2B Council, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, French, International Relations. Paqe Sl All School Council Directed by Principal David M. Davidson F all Semester Herb Haberstroh Robert McCracken Shirley Swank . . . Elmer Linden .... Corinne Childress Art Lueders ..... Howard Lapin . . . Sally Brosman . . . Richard Lee .... Stewart Sullivan Gabriel Borrafato Marge Stricker .. Gloria Haggerty . Bob Stromberg . . . Robert Scherwart Norman Ross .. Bill Finerman . . . Iohn Linn ...... Bob Cole ...... Pat Stoll ........ Nancy Wallace . . Gordon Winston 4A SENIOR Spring Semester President Eric Nyberg Vice-President . . Lawrence Krulewitch . Secretary .......... Marjie Wallace Treasurer ....... Sanford Arenberg Prom Chairman Luncheon Chairman . . .. Marshal Iudge 4B SENIOR . ..... President . . . Vice-President . . ..... Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . Marshal fudge IUNIOR ........President... Vice-President. ........Secretary... ........Treasurer... ..... Marshal Iudge SOPHOMORE President Vice-President. . .... . Secretary ...... . ... Treasurer . . . .. FRESI-IMAN President....... . . . . . . Vice-President . . .. . .....Secretary... Treasurer....... Enid Reich . . . . Ioyce Bahusky . . . . Hans Bauer . . . Christ Collins . . . . Paul Castritsis . . . . . . Mary O'Neil . . . .Beverly Siegal . . Marge Querrnan ..... Fred Skor . . . Ierry Braude ...... Lee Bright . . . Dorothy Pink . . . Warren Wilkie . Sidney Fischburg . . . . Gwen Hersog . Marilyn Glentzer . . . . . . Dick Nelson . . . Dick Schweizer Beverly Mendelson . . . .Larraine Mack . Hope Dietelbaum All School Council ENN All School Council proved be- yond the shadow of a doubt during the fall semester that school government by the students is successful. The council is headed by Senn's Princi- pal, Mr. Davidson. The delegates include the President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer of each class, and in addi- tion 3A, 4B, and 4A Marshal Iudges, and 4A luncheon chairman. ln addition to this the Council includes a member from each division room so that they may report all new activities. In this way they learn more about Senn and may take part in the direct planning of many affairs. This semester's accomplishments were many, among which was the Thanks- giving Collection. ln this the students out- did themselves by contributing more than their quota. The amount due was then given to the Children's Aid Society. With the excess money a grand party was given for the children at the Chicago Parental School. This past year our attention has been directed more than ever toward the vari- ous War Bond and Stamp drives. The Council pushes these drives knowing that each bond bought brings Victory closer. The lune Council lived up to the excel- lent example set for them by the fall Coun- cil. They too, were active in the sale of War Bonds and Stamps and got behind the paper drives to make them a credit to Senn. When the Red Cross drive was going on the Council backed this to its successful end. Another thing accredited to the Iune Council is the feeling of goods sportsman- ship they promoted among the students. In their elections they found room to include another member to the list of offi- cers by electing a Prom Chairman. Yes, Senn is proud of the l944-45 All School Council and its director, Principal David M. Davidson, for all they have ac- complished not only for the War Effort but for the school as well. Page 63 Page B4 Senior Council-Fall ROW: l Linden, Childress, McCracken, Dr. Zimmerman, Miss Sedgwick, Haberstroh, Lueders ROW: 2 Silton, Hanlon, Trurnbly, lones, Lee, Brosman, Perl H Meyer, Fehrmann, Ros ' , arnsirorn, Cooper, Feiqel. ROW 3 enstein, Aqer, Haack, Stephen, Berman, Loges, Guedtner. Iunior Council-Fall ROW' l: Siricker Stromber M' , q, iss Jones, Sullivan, Miss Whitney, Berrafalo, Gasper, ROW 2: Richardson, Anderson' Nachieveih, Burkholder, Radford, Levin, Lair, Adler, Fanlus Belson, Sampson. ROW 3: Cox, lanqor, Samuels, Schucort, Enqberg, Greene, Shank ' Braude, Boehrner, Ouerrnann. Weller, Sundsirurn, Overhiser, Sophomore Council-Fall ROW 1: McCausland, Ross, Miss Scoit, Scherwat, Miss McCabe, Linn, Colovos. ROW 2: McGreevy, Finke, Goodman, Sedloff, Roeschlein, Birkett, Sunwall, Lawson, Schoenwald, Laub, Rane, Evans. ROW 3: Satterfield, Pankin, Werre, Iohnson, Lieberfczrb, Dubofsky, Rose, Tillquist, Wulf, Oliver, Garland, Stiernberq, Brown, Donnenberq. Freshman Council-F all ROW l: Herzog, Wallace, Miss Cavanaqh, Cole, Stall, Winston, Knebles, ROW 2: Twyman Colovos, Einhorn, Persson, Swanson, Hull, Browne, Cahn, Bjorndahl, Hayms, Smith, Solomonoff Haberstroh. ROW 3: Klein, Woeltjen, Kouris, Paul, Fauisch, Zeek, Rosenfeld, Rolhblurn, Schnider Lake, Polin, Deeming, Wolter. Page 65 Sophomore C ouncil-S prinq ROW l : Schoenwald, Glentzer, Fischburq, M' Evans, Friedman, Du Wayne Baldwin, Cu ' iss Scott, Mi , Brown, Sie rry, Tillquist, L' ss McCabe, H Werlh, Garland ieberfarb, l-lol Freshman C erzoq, Nelson. ROW 2: , Weller. ROW 3: lohnson, Anderson, mloeq. ROW l: Ada ms, Klein, lernberq, Ulesch Knebles, lacker, Morriso , Weiner Coo V rl, Zelk. ROW ouncil- Spring , per, Miss Cavanaqh. ROW 2: Hoffman 3: Kniskern, Kuhn, Wenzel, Berg, H Page 66 nf eller. Senior Council-Spring ROW l: Areriberg, Bauer, Krulewitch, Nyberg, Wallace, O'Neil, Ccmslritsis, ROW 2: Dr. Zimmer- man, Miss Sedgwick, Lenters, Quermann, Siegel, Feigel, Kassube, Prin. Davidson. ROW' 3: Olslier, Mastaw, Balielliamp, Peterson, McAuliffe, Rohlin, Chimberoff. Iunior Council-Spring ROW 1: Wilke, Pink, Miss lanes, Miss Whitney, Bright, Passenheim, ROW 2: Gasper, Murphy, Gaebel, Randau, Lond, Plait. ROW 3: Lait, Kervin, Oehlerl Zwack, Johnson, Werre. Page 67 CSeatecll: Lois Chimberoff, Edna Walters, Helen O'Brien. fStandingl: Ann Touliatos, Iune Voerg, Lucile Scanlan, Yakir Korey. 1945 Forum Annual N spite ot the hardships entailed in get- ting out a war time book, the Forum staff under their experienced leader, Miss Cor- coran, came through to bring the 1945 Annual out on time and also with many new ideas. The theme is implied, the in- side and outside ot a war time school in action. This year's Co-editors-in-chief, Helen O'Brien and Edna Walters, stayed in the publications room busily engrossed with Work long after the last straggling student had lett the school and the janitors had locked the doors. Also well acquainted with the pump room exit were Lois Chimberott, the hard- working Biography editor, and her ready, willing and able assistant, Lucile Scanlan. lncluded in the hardworking and proud staff are Verna Baldwin, Clubs' editor, and Page 68 lean Doerscher, Organizations' editor. Both girls worked hard to bring about the launching of the school annual. Sports Writeups were edited by Yakir Korey. lune Voerg and Ann Touliatos, the busi- ness co-managers, carred more than their share of the work with never-ending energy. Who knows what work and hopes go into planning and starting the Annual bet- ter than Hildegard Cedergren, the tireless Fall business manager, and managing editor Lucile Burns? Our unending thanks go to Mr. Robert- son and the six panelers, Bob Nelson, Bob Larson, lack Eisenmann, Kurt Teichert, Boy Fagerman, and Gordon Van Dover, who worked hard and well to help make the Annual into something we can all be proud of. ROW 1: Kramer, ROW 1: Gallay, ROW 1: Annual Workers Falzer, Spiro, Annual Business Manager Cederqren, Morey, Nathanson. ROW 2: Grossman, Galbraith, Brusenback, Tallen. Cohn, Paschke, Walters' O'Brien, Cariaio, Blue, Feiqel, Rifas. ROW 2: Orensieen, Anderson, Schwartz, Cotts, Mack, Bernsiein, Love. Nelson, Van Dover, Mr. Robertson. ROW 2: Eisenmann, Larson, Faqerman, Teicheri. Page 69 CSeatedJ: Floralee Chark, loan Katz, Gloria Gasul, Ilene Lippman. CStandirigt: loan Kaufmann, Ann Touliatos, Dorothy Seratan, Iune Voerg, Dorothy Miller, Yakir Korey. Senn News HAT scratching of pencils and clatter of typewriters which can be heard so distinctly towards the southern end of the west corridor of our vast school, is merely the Senn News Staff in action-beating deadlines, driving copy, keeping within government regulations, proofreading, dummying, and handling runoffs. From the jumble of What's another word for this? How do you spell that? Typist please! emerge such columns as Sparks 'n' Spice, Vesuvius, The Bulldog, Long Ago -But Not So Par Away and From the Field. At the big editor's desk during the fall semester things revolved about proficient Co-editors-in-chief Phyllis Bergguist and Virginia Archibald. Francis Cosmas, Shir- ley Diamond, and Marcell Soloman, capa- ble assistant editors, did a grand job of helping them, while as Ellen Lonergan took charge of the galleys, Man-about- school Lee Stern was the sports editor, Elmer Benz the veteran Sennites in Service columnist, and Ierry Groner the cartoonist. Ace business managers Beverly Medow and Mildred Aidem worked with efficient Lois Segal, circulation manager, to keep Page 70 the books straight. Miss Corcoran was of course always on hand to give advice: Miss Kunz to take the money. The spring staff consisted of loan Katz and Gloria Gasul as co-editors-in-chief, Yakir Korey as sports editor, Floralee Chark as feature editor, Ilene Lippman as news editor, and loan Kaufman, Dorothy Miller and Dorothy Seratan as copy edi- tors. Iune Voerg handled all money mat- ters as business manager, and Anastosia Touliatas kept circulation up to par as circulation manager. Big Homecoming and Bulldog issues, a Halloween Humor edition printed on orange paper and a special green edition for the Freshies, and the graduation paper will be especially remembered as the work of this wonderful group. During the spring semester the new staff began things with a Patriotic number, followed by a super spring sports edition, after which came one dedicated to the boys and girls of the school. With the graduation issue in lune another year of the recording of Senn High's history was completed by the Senn News. ROW l: Towne, Murphy, Berman, Korey, Voerg, Katz, Touliatos, Gasul, Chark, Lippmanl Finberg, ROW 2: Sonnenschein, Levin, Gethner, Schwartz, Gunnarson, Hyman, Smith, Tomita, Iohnson, Atkinson, Fischman, Phillips' Meitus, Weiss. ROW 3: Mora, Miller, Kaufmann, Sertan, Lincoln, Bauernfeinci, Richards, Lawrence, Marcus, Ermatinger, Miller, Davidson, Veltman, Nasatir, Brown, Weiner. ROW 4: Skor, Rubin' Spalding, Ziskind, Stone Overhiser, Shelander, Morris. Senn New Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .......................... .. IOAN KATZ Assistant Editor ....... ..... G loria Gasul Sports Editor .... . . . Yakir Korey Feature Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Floralee Chark News Editor ................................... Ilene Lippman Copy Editors .. .. Ioan Kaufmann, Dorothy Miller, Dorothy Seratan NEWS WRITERS Gloria Brown, Phyllis Davidson, Sue Gethner, Ioanne Hyman, Patti Lincoln, Sandra Meitus, Evelyn Millman, Beatrice Mora, Bob Passen, Lillian Phillips, Ioyce Richards, Ruth Schwartz, lean Sonnenschein, Cecile, Weiner, George Ziskind, Emily Lawrence. REPORTERS Violet Atkinson, Charles Ballard, Erline Bauernfeind, Lois Berman, Io Ann Dockurn, lack Ermatinger, Bonnie Finberg, Ruth Fischman, Norma Gunnarson, Amy lohnson, Elyne Langerman, Lee Roy Morris, lohn Marcus, Rosemary Miller, Nina Murphy, Harriet Nasatir, lack Overhiser, Rochelle Levin, Sidney Rubin, Bill Shelander, Fred Skor, Marion Smith, Iim Spalding, Bill Stone, Kay Tomita, Sally Towne, Beverly Veltman, Francine Weinblatt, Diana Weiss. Cartoonist .................................................... Betty Iones Business Manager . . . . . ............. Iune Voerg Circulation Manager .. Anastasia Touliatos ADVISERS Adviser .......... . . . . . .... Elizabeth Corcoran Senn Treasurer ......... Olive Kunz Page 71 Page 72 Fall Iournalists tUpper rightl: l945 Forum Managing Editor Lucille Burns, Business Manager Hildegard Cedergren. CUpper lettlz Senn News Circulation Manager Lois Segal, Business Managers Mildred Aidern, Beverly Medow. tCer1terJ: Associate Editors Frances Cosmos, Shirley Diamond, Marcele Solomon: Copy Editor Ellen Lonergan. fLower rightl: Sennites ln Service Editor Elmer Benz, Sports Editor Lee Stern, Cartoonist Jerry Groner. CLower lettlz Co-Editors-in-Chief Phyllis Bergquist, Virginia Archibald. ROW l: Klossner' Fisher, Shepard, Miss Doniat, Young, Hinton, Zinn, Yeoney, ROW 2: Missing, Miller, Carlson, Dienstfriend, Dreyfus, Raney, Aarons, Wittert. ROW 3: Brown, Smith, Colovos, Stone, Bjoik, Froyd, Ekenberg. ROW 4: Sterling, Iohnson, McCloskey, Gruninger, Henrici, Sanabria. Workers HE chief characteristics of the workers are an awareness of what makes a good theater and an eternal curiosity. This curiosity led them to study this year: Chinese theater and masks, the artistic suspension of disbelief, how to make rows and rows of property books, and the de- sign of Willow Ware china. Neos, who are the new recruits, de- signed model stages, portraying a Shake- sperian play as an introduction to actual stage Work. When they will have learned Domos, they will be eligible for the stage crew. According to their various interests, Domos are formed into committees on pub- licity, settings, costumes, technical prob- lems, etc. The workers' main problem is that of constructing a background for a play which will provide the right atmosphere, yet it must never intrude upon the audi- ence's senses. To a large degree, Workers have achieved this in the first semester play, The Swan and in Once and For All, the spring play, both given at Loyola Theater. The Turtle Dove, luliet and Ro- meo, and a real melodrama, The Dead Sister's Secret, were given at the Cordon Club. A pageant like program was also produced for the Christmas season. Helene Teichert, loan Hinton, Bob Young, Electra Kakarakis and Charles Shepard were the spark plugs of the first semester. ln the second semester, Connee Klossner, Enid Fisher, the two Marilyns, Miller and Miss- ing, Bonnie Yaney, and Herb Zinn achieved distinction. Perhaps the greatest requirement for Workers is a large dose of common -sense. You can readily see why-Miss Doniat has it. Page 73 Players VEN though Players got off to rather a slow start in the Library while their regular room was being reiuvenated, they have come through with a homerun to make this year one of their most success- ful seasons. Though numerous difficulties of various kinds were encountered they put on two grand plays, in the fall, a melo- drama downtown for the Cordon Club and the other The Swan at the Loyola Theater for the whole school. Both plays were a tremendous success and a real tribute to the director Miss Skillen, whose motto, The show must go on, and whose untir- ing help and effort guided the group to do a bigger and better job. This past season has been a lot of fun as every player will agree. The job of keeping up the standards of Players has been taken over by the new group, who are doing a really capable job practicing for two plays to be presented downtown, and the great school play of l945. All is not fun, however, for every Player is Constantly reminded of the many former Players who are fighting for our country. Rarely does a day pass without a Player, fifty per cent of whom are in uniform and stationed from England to the South Pacific, comng back to see D. T. This goes to show all the more the dear spot each holds in his heart of pleasant and wonderful memo- ries of Players gone past. This year one of the high spots was the Parents' Tea to which all the parents of the Players were invited. For the first time the new social room which was admired by everyone was used for the purpose. The Players themselves did the serving and furnished entertainment in the form of a short play and music. The officers for the year were Ronnie Born and lules Beskin, fall and spring presidents respectively: the vice-presidents Ralph Anderson and Bill Calm: secretaries leanne Bolan and Betty Kardishg other offices were held by Audrey Edson, and Annemarie Anrod, as Historian, and Pris- cilla Griswold and lean Agnew, as Treas- urer, and Ralph Anderson and Sheldon Mazor as special Thespis Officer. ROW l: Mazor, Meltzer, Agnew, Beskin, Miss Skillen, Calm, Kardish, Anrod. ROW 2: Post, Frey, Raymond, loseph, Sampson, Bolan, Sopkin, Shockney, Cohen, M. Cohen, ROW 3: Hold, Lane, Benson, Marko, Nelson, Carthum, Mandel, Sand, Fishchburg. ROW 4: Chazdan, Lynn, Shank- weiler, Carnahan, Gutbier, Kacin, Field. Page 74 SENN PLAYERS IN ACTION CQ Marshals NDEB the tine supervision ot Horace L. Howard the Senn Student Marshal organization again upheld its old tradition of keeping the corridors in good clean order. To start out the fall semester Colonels Syd Bergh, Ed Lindstrom and Lt. Colonel Bob Nelson were placed in charge of the Marshals. One of the Highlights of this semester was the Luncheon given for all the Marshals in the student lunchroorn. ln the Senn Student Marshal Court Colonel Lindstrom with Mr. Howard repre- sented the Marshals while the students were represented by the judges they elected, Art Lueder 4A, Richard Lee 4B, and Bob Stronberg SA. Other otiicers graduating were Majors Lee Stern, Ted Kemp, Howard Vihon, and Don lonesg Captains Herb Haberstroh and Mort Horwitz. Colonel George Assimos was found in command at the start of the spring semes- ter with Eric Nyberg as Lt. Colonel and jack Eehrmann as Major Executive. This group oi officers were greatly aided by Bob Nelson former Lt. Colonel. The Students were represented by judges Hans Bauer 4A, Margie Oueerrnan 4B, and Warren Wilkie 3A in the Student Court. Graduating oiticers include Majors Whitney Binz, Frank Murphy, lack Eisen- mann, Bob Safbom, Kenny Prott, Kurt Teichert, and Gordon VanDover, Captain Don Murdock and Staff Lieutenant Eisen- berfj. ROW l: Hartman, Murphy, Felirmann, Nyberg, Assimos, Binz, Nelson, Safbom, Van Dover. ROW 2: Kassube, Eisenmann, Tieichert, Pratt, Murdoch, Healy, Shatkin, Bauer, Gerstein. ROW 3: Eisenberg, Rosenberg, Swanson, Silverberg, Levit, Ohman, Hill, Keith, Mack, Pagratis, Srnolka. ROW 4: Seiden, Merens, Obern, Kellner, Hallquist, Lapin, David, Dake. Page 76 National Honor Society Eva Cronheim Phyllis Bergguist Charlene Miller Virginia l-lorton Pearle Tubias Gloria George Gloria l-larnstrom Priscilla Griswold Bererly Medow Eileen Sholtes Arlene Billow Elaine Gianas loan Rosenblum Eva Perl Eva Riese Walter Barker Ursula Silton lames Erwin l-lelen l-larkoner Betty lane Kardish Lillian Phillips loan Katz Dorothy Seratan Alan Rosenberg Natalie Kandelman Theresia Brandstatter Barbara Burlin lean lacobs Ianuary. 1945 Helen Teichert Shirley Swank Allen Grossman Elaine Morey Shirley Diamond Virginia Archibald Elaine Cakley Nadine Moeller Thomas Kristotterson Robert Brusenbach Robert Lipman Iune, 1945 Georgia Karalis Roger Crensteen Shirley Sherman Betty lane lones Louis Sinko Mildred Buchholz Mark Baskin Helen Clsher Thelma Meyer Lucille Hunt Lois Chimberott Camille Trumbly Eloralee Chark Sheldon Rosenstein Elinor Abrahamson Dorothy l-leaney Louise Feigel loyce lohnson Richard Andeen loan Eixler Frances Cosrnas Marilyn Bjorndahl Elaine Katz Audrey Edson Ellen Lonergan lrene lernberg Electra Kakarakis Hildegard Cedergren Adele Pearl Sally Brosman Curtis Brook Marilyn Stone Richard Lee Marilyn Ward Corinne Mostow Gloria Breitsprecher Kenneth Dake Margaret Goldman loyce Bahusky lacgueline Weiss Frances Clark Marilyn Cunow Rivian Salzman Robert Berman Betty Bokelkamp Page Page 78 Sgt. latropulos, Cclt. Lt. Col. Weil FALL SEMESTER Lt. Col. William Daugherty Maj. Richard Haas Maj. Robert Bergstrom Maj. john Leengran Maj. William j. Russo Capt. Robert Price Capt. Robert Geudtner Capt. Thomas McGowan Capt. Elmer Linden Capt. john Trindl lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. 2nd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt Znd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt. 2nd Lt. 2nd Lt 2nd Lt Loren Galbraith joseph Menich Thomas Sugars Ted Towne Arnold Weil Donald Scherwat Marshal Cherkas Don Gallay Don Olsen Wilfred Calm William Englesman Robert Erigo Eugene Heal Wayne johnson Richard Losch Robert Ullrich Harold Wiley William Larson RCTC Officers SPRING SEMESTER Lt. Col. Arnold Weil Maj. Don Gallay Maj. Wilfred Calm Maj. Thomas Sugars Maj. Thomas McGowen Capt. Eugene Heal Capt. Don Olsen Capt. Wayne johnston Capt. joseph Menich Capt. Frank Kaplan Capt. Howard Ader lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. lst Lt. 2nd Lt 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd Lt Lt Lt Lt Lt 2nd Lt. 2nd Lt. 2nd Lt. 2nd Lt. 2nd Lt. Robert Frigo William Harlow Henry Wish Harold Wiley Ralph Bohn Robert Stacy . Robert Yound Thomas Novotny . Robert Shaw james Nelson William Erickson Henry Koenig james Carnahan Robert Guttery john Linn Robert Ullrich Whitney Binz ROW l: McGowen, Sugars, 'VVeil, Sgt. latropulos, Gallay, Calm, Ader. ROW 2: Shaw, Guttery, Menich, Young, Novotny, Stacy. ROW 3: Bohn, Harlow, W'ish, Heal, Erickson, Ullrich, Wiley. ROW 4: Iohnston, Nelson, Carnahan, Frigol Kaplan, Koenig, Olsen, Linn. Senn R.O.T.C. IVEN impetus by the war, the Senn ROTC has become a training unit for men going into the services. The whole program has been revised with all empha- sis placed on pre-induction military in- struction. For this purpose 80 Enfield rifles have become part of the regular equip- ment of the Regiment. Besides the special manuals and training aids, restricted war department films were shown often to the cadets. Entering his third year as instructor, newly promoted Sergeant Iames P. Iatro- pulos can look back with pride on the achievements of the last year. Sgt. Iatro- pulos has devoted the valuable experience gained as commanding officer of the Waller High School ROTC in l928 toward the improvement of the Senn unit. Senn's Rifle Team, itself in its initial year, ably represented the school in nu- merous matches. ln the fall semester a new procedure was initiated. School let- ters were awarded to the six top-scoring cadets on the Senn Rifle Team. Those receiving letters last semester included: lst Lt. Thomas Sugars, Sgt. Peter lacob- chuk, Staff Sgts. lohn Linn and lohn Tay- lor, and Cadets Robert Anderson and Marvin lverson. At the close of the semester, Medal Awards were presented to the following cadets: 2nd Lt. Wilfred Calm, outstanding cadet officer: lst Lt. Ted Towne, outstand- ing platoon leader: Sgt. Herman Unger, outstanding sergeant: Cpl. William Har- low, outstanding corporal: Sgts. Sidney Eichenbaum, Clarence Baldwin, and Ar- thur Norrins, outstanding uniformed ca- dets: and Cadets Thomas Hughes, lack Iones, and Leroy Karres, outstanding Freshmen. Lt. Col. William Daugherty, who led the regiment during the fall semester, received the Officers' Efficiency medal, and Cpl. Ernest Partos won the NCO Efficiency award. Others who received medals were Sgt. Thomas Novotny, and Cpls. Henry Barker and Herbert Reimann, neatest cadets med- als: SfSgt. Howard Ader, Band Efficiency: Capt. lack Trindl, outstanding company commander: lst Sgt. Henry Wish, out- standing lst sergeant: Cpl. Raymond Ger- lach, outstanding ROTC cadet: lst Lt. Marshall Cherkas, outstanding Band cadet: and Lt. Don Gallay, the PTA award for ROTC proficiency and scholarship: and lst Lt. Thomas Sugars, the D.A.R. medal for outstanding theoretical profi- ciency. Page Picked Platoon The American Legion Special Award for Officers Proficiency was awarded to Capt. Arnold Weil: the American Legion Auxiliary Medal was won by 2nd Lt. Don Gallayg while the Legion Outstanding Company Award went to Capt. Robert Geudtner. Lt. Col. William Daugherty commanded the Regiment during the fall semester. He was ably assisted by Majors Richard Haas, Robert Borgstrom, lohn Leengran, and William Russo. ln the spring semester Lt. Col. Arnold Weil took command of the unit. The new- ly promoted field officers were Majors Thomas Sugars, Thomas McCrowen, Wil- fred Calm, and Don Gallay. Rifle Team Page 80 Company A One of the major branches of the Senn ROTC is the regimental staff. Though it constitutes the backbone ot the unit it very seldom receives credit for the Work it does. ln the staff for the spring semester Were: Znd Lt. Robert Shaw, Range Otticerg 2nd Lt. larnes Nelson, Supply Officer: Master Sergeant Robert Sidenius, regimental clerk: and SfSgt. Robert Vihon, clerk. Another branch of the ROTC is the Color Guard. ln the tall semester, under the command of 2nd Lt. Don Olsen, the Color Guard performed for the football games and for almost every assembly. When the spring semester came around, 2nd Lt. William Erickson took over the job. They could be seen almost any Wednesday morning participating in the reviews. On Company B 1 1 ,I 'V 'f?5QfQ!'i2S: Page Pl Company C the Color Guard were: SfSgts. Karl Gra- bermann and Sidney Kratmanp and Cor- porals Leslie Keith, Leon Horvitz and Paul Iones. This semester, again collecting for the Red Cross, the Senn ROTC contributed over SZOOUUO besides the contributions of the cadets in their various home-rooms. ln May came the long waited for and thoroughly prepared for Annual Federal Inspection of the Regiment. For the 5th consecutive year Senn earned the top rating of Honor School. Always endeavor- ing to bring honor improvement to the school the ROTC remains a major factor in school lite. Company D Page 82 Companies E and F 2' C19 Senn ROTC Band Bcmd WO performances, sell-outs, the best show ever presented here. Senn will always remember the Minstrel Show and Band Concert, sponsored by the band, aided by the mixed chorus in November. Then came the Spring Concert with solo- ists Howie Ader, saxophonist, Sally Bros- mand and Lillian Phillips, pianists. ln Captain Ostergren is found the real story of this year's success. Besides being a wonderful band instructor, he is a hard working showman. Student commanders of the band were Cadet Major William Russo, and Cadet Captain Howard Ader in the fall and spring semesters respectively. They pre- sided over inspection held to fit band mem- bers for the Federal ROTC Inspection. The non-coms are very important to keep order in the various sections. Richard Astrahan was First Sergeant. At all football games, pep and Green and White assemblies the band was found boosting school spirit. In preparation for their concerts and the City Band Contest band members rehearsed 8th and 9th periods, even after school several nights a week. In the City Solo Contest, Senn had fine representation. Howie Ader received the only S rating given, in the saxophone con- test. Two clarinetists, Yale Allen and Pete Matz, took away E's, while Hylie Ward, freshman trumpeter, was graded G. Later Yale Allen, Louis Ellenhorn, Pete Matz, and Bob Stacey entered the Clarinet en- semble contest, receiving a rating of E. One step below the Concert Band is the Military Band, under the direction of the commanders of the ROTC Band, assisted in concerts and other activities. These players and those of the lunior and Begin- ners' Bands are very ambitious students, who strive for placement in the Concert Band. The Senn Swing Band is made up of a few Concert Band members. Recently it has been placed under the directorship of Captain Ostergreng Louis Ellenhorn is con- ductor, while lrwin Tunch is business manager. Many service men former band mem- bers visit 425 to tell the students what their band training meant. The Senn Band Parents Association stands behind the band in all activities. Two parties were sponsored by this organi- zation, one to raise for instruments, the other to honor the band members, at which time medals and awards were given to eligible boys and girls. Page 85 ROW lz Quermann, Drummond, Bahusky, Rutsky, Lincoln, Brosman. ROW 2: Phillips, Britz, Bauemfeind, Baldwin, Campbell, Blomgren, Ball. Girls' Mili orrrcsss Captain ........ Harriet Rutzsky lst Lieutenant Executive loyce Bahusky lst Lieutenant ...... Patti Lincoln 2nd Lieutenant . . Lois Drummond 2nd Lieutenant Adjutant Sally Brosman Page 86 tary Corps More military disciplineeethat was the goal of the members of the SGMC. The corps, composed of girls from the Concert Band and Baton Twirlers, held inspections every Thurs- day morning in the ROTC Room, which were as rigid as those of the ROTC itself. There were stiff competitions among the girls for merits and the coveted earning of awards. Football games found the twirlers on the band- victory. field and the other girls with the playing and cheering the team to The corps is not only a school but functions as an extra-curricular activity club as well. Meetings are held at the homes of the various members every other Monday evening where activities and socials are planned. The highlights of the year for the corps were the two luncheons given at the close of each semester honoring the two sponsors, Captain Ostergren and Sergeant latropulos. This year found many of the members gradu- ating, but the new members will keep the high standards. Girls' Chorus ENN Girls' Chorus, numbering over forty selected soprano and alto sing- ers, meet daily tor rehearsal in room 340 under the direction of their leader, Miss Cameron. This ensemble group of singers are very ambitious to accomplish a higher standard of performance each semester they are in the choir. Their repertoire oi three and tour-part. songs of a patriotic and classical variety have entertained on several occasions Senn school assemblies, Faculty teas, and P.T.A. groups. The chorus was pleased to accept the invitation to sing an evening's program of songs at Iamieson Grammar School on the occasion of Father's Night Concert spon- sored by the P.-T.A. The semester's work gave special prep- aration tor the group of songs to be sung at the Annual Spring Festival on the eve- ning of Iune the eighth in Senn Hall As- sembly. The request number, Schubert's Ave Maria, was sung in Latin, and brought forth warm applause from the large audi- ence present. The following members of the choir take care of many details and responsibilities throughout the year organized as follows: President, Ioan Kiesterp Vice-President, Mary Spirosg Treasurer, Betty Lou lones: Secretary, Carol Zander: Librarian, Kath- ryn Fowlie. Accompanists: Dolores Harris, and new to the choireSonia Gamburg, whose appearance as piano soloist with the Chicago Symphony in Orchestra Hall, and also soloist with the Chicago Women's Symphony Orchestra in Grant Park, en- hances the interest and prestige for the Girls' Chorus programs ot choral, solo, and piano selections. ROW 1: Powell, Zander, Jones, Harris, Miss Cameron, Gamburg, Spiros, Kiester, Richman. ROW 2: Baker, Hyman, Cooperman, Ellesson, Wagner, Hentschel, Kartsunes, Hencller, Shockney, Kotel, Robbins. ROW 3: Uprnan, Ebheson, Nagle, Narowetz, Persson, Mansfield, Iohnson, Levee, Jennings. ROW 4: Morin, Hammond, Fowliel McDonald, Scaffi, Martin, Stoll, Thompson. Page 87 Mixed Chorus I-IE performances of the Mixed Chorus this year have been many, and very well executed under the able direction of Mrs. Keats. Probably the most important episode in the career of the chorus this year is their performance in the Minstrel Show, which was a huge success throughout the whole school. At Christmas time, the chorus had the honor of being invited to entertain the chil- dren of the Parental School, the program of which, consisted of songs, dances and Christmas carols by the group. The chorus also participated in the inspiring Christmas assembly and carolled through the halls. Some of the more talented members of the chorus volunteered their services in the way of entertainment at two Servicemen's Centers in Ianuary. They did very well, and the pleased officials of one of the centers invited them to have refreshments in the canteen. Shamrock Shag, a dance for the chorus members and their dates, proved a big success, and fun was had by all. lt was held in the Girls gym and the swing band provided the music. It was suggested and unanimously voted upon that the chorus present their contribution to the Red Cross, which was 95100.00 The Farmer's Frolic was presented by the group at the four assemblies in April. This idea was something entirely new and different, and the audience received it very well. ln May the group made recordings for the Citizens of Tomorrow broadcast, which was quite a thrill for them. Also, in May, the chorus was on the program of the P.-TA. meeting. Page '88 An added feature beside the usual re- hearsals is a program once a month. The members participate in this program, and the students look forward to the days when they will be entertained by their fellow singers. ' The chorus has been keeping in touch with its former members who have entered the armed forces since Mrs. Keats is di- rector, which is now two years. Approxi- mately once a month, sheets of foolscap paper are passed around, and each of the students writes a short note to the boys. They are really very diligent about an- swering the letters, which makes the group feel proud to know that they have made the chorus something that is not forgotten by absent members. ln the latter part of lune, a picnic put a close to the numerous and successful 'great moments of the group. The officers for the Fall Semester of i944 were: Iohn Leengren, president, Elmer Linden, vice-president: Helen Forde, secre- tary: and Bob Price, treasurer. In charge of robes were Treava Marti and Frank Gril- laert, with librarians Beverly Baney and Bill Record. For the Spring Semester of 1945, Beverly Baney was president: Alrik lacobson, vice-president: lean Sonnen- schein, secretary: and Frank Grillaert, treasurer. Alice Marie Meyer and Clar- ence Baldwin were in charge of robes, and lune Anglin and Tom Cartalano were librarians. The chorus owes a deep debt of thanks to their faithful accompanist, Sally Bros- man. With her everlasting patience and helpful pitches at the correct time, the suc- cess of the chorus has greatly advanced. Page 89 ge 90 SEN N ORCHESTRA Orchestra NE of the outstanding organizations of Senn is the orchestra, which has been rated in competitions as one of the best in the city. This organization is very active in all musical events sponsored by Senn, the last one being the concert held on Ianuary 17 and l9 at the modern and beautiful Loyola Theater. The audience enjoyed hearing such selections as the Overture to Norma, Bellinig One Morning in May, Carmichael: Song of the Flame, Gersh- win: Meadowlands, Knipperp and Danse Boheme from Carmen, Bizet. This con- cert was a smashing success, and differed from others given by the Senn Orchestra as it was presented outside the school, and in cooperation with the dramatic depart- ment, which gave a play on the same evenings. Other occasions at which the orchestra is present are the Spring Festi- vals and graduations, Where the orchestra plays the processional and recessional marches. Assemblies are given at various times during the semester, and the orches- tra also supplies the music at some of the P.-T.A. events. ln addition to the semi-annual concerts and graduation accompaniment, this or- ganization also participates in the City Competition for High School Orchestras, which is held each spring. For the 1944 contest, presented at Harrison Technical High School, the orchestra played, Ex- cerpts from Rosamunde by Schubert and the Procession of the Sardar from Rosamunde by Ippolitow-lvanow. As a result of these annual contests, the orchestra has retained a Superior Rating for three consecutive years. Under the able leadership of Mr. Gom- berg, there are rehearsals in school each day during the first and second periods, and besides these, after school rehearsals are held each Friday for violins, Tuesday for cellos and string basses, and Thursday for violas. Extra practice for the entire orchestra is arranged when necessary, however, this only occurs shortly before a concert. Polly Werner has the position of concert master, while the checking of music and instruments is handled by the librarian, Dolores Croson. Sally Brosman, who is known for her excellent piano accompaniments and solos, acts as Atten- dance Secretary. This musical group has a rapidly grow- ing enrollment, which now stands above 60, among which the members are as follows: First violins: Polly Werner, Martin Weininger, Marvin Shapiro, Dolores Cro- son, Evelyn Frazin, Natalie Rosenfeld, Theresia Brandstatter, Carla Cobb, and Bernard Lieberfarb. Second violins: Ru- dolph Ohrning, Franklin Sher, Bert Zim- mers, Rudolph Heiners, Fred Gross, Melvin Greenspahn, Marilyn Greenrnan, Robert Fink, Harold Feldman. Violas: Carolyn Erickson, Betty Roeschlein, Toby Cohen, George Tillquist, Gabrielle Koehler, Nancy Brougham, and Marilyn Rossie. Cellos: Herbert Bloom, Nancy Bild, Lucretia Lide, and lerry Braude. Basses: Howard Mar- kin, Sam Berger, Dolores Goldsmith, Olga Benson, and Marilyn Castle. Flutes: Sally Brosman, Gloria Brown, and Toby Baker. Oboe: Norman Perman. Clarinets: Louis Ellenhorn, Yale Allen, and Murray Allen. Saxophones: Bette Campbell, and Don Christensen. Bass Clarinet: Robert Stacy. Horns: Ralph Bohn, lim Dunkley, lim Vin- son, Loring Mandel and lra Lichton. Trum- pets: Howard Katz, Ralph Stober, Arnold Salcedo, Bill Melton, Lloyd Dobbins. Trom- bones: Kenneth Schonlau, and Stuart Albert. Percussion: William Erickson, and Robert Forslund. For those students anxious to learn to play a string instrument, the Iunior Orches- tra offers unlimited opportunities. These Sennites, under the direction of Mr. Gom- berg, meet daily in room 425 the 6th period and learn to play such instruments as violin, viola, cello, and string bass. Page 91 ROW l: Kohn, Smith, Powell, Males, Miss Cain, Mitchell, Brown, Croson, Pletcher. ROW 2: Berger, Kroman, Riese, Cox, Birkenstein, Rave, Smith, Sedloif, Baker, Reiss, Finder, Parish. ROW 3: Molner, Hanley, Olsher, Reich, Schmidt, Lando, King, Barnes, Duer, Kahn, Hiatt. ROW 4: Sherman, Pakan, Fritzshall, Keszler, Nelson, Hirsch. Red Cross HE purpose of the Red Cross Club is to direct Iunior Red Cross Activities at Senn. During the club meetings, the mem- bers knit squares which are sewed into afghans for use in military hospitals. In addition, the club sponsored several drives in the past year. Last semester the club asked the student body for old play- ing cards, which the Red Cross needed to give to wounded service men on hospital ships and trains and in convalescent cen- ters. The response to this request was overwhelming. They asked for five hun- dred decks and received fifteen hundred. Then at Christmas time the club super- vised the packing of gift boxes for children in the newly-liberated lands overseas. These boxes were filled with toys and Page 92 practical gifts to delight a child's heart. Senn furnished twenty of these packages. Recently the Red Cross asked Senn to fill fifty more boxes with school supplies. The most important project of the year is the participation in the Red Cross War Fund Drive. ln l942 the Senn student body bought and equipped a Blood Donor truck which has been doing full-time service ever since. This year the Red Cross Drive, with the assistance of the Green and White Club, raised over three thousand dollars. The Red Cross Club through its various activities seeks to interest the students in the humanitarian efforts of the American Red Cross. Miss Cain sponsors this Worthy group of Sennites. Senn Parent-Teacher Association LTHOUGH working under great handi- caps, due to the world conflict, the P-TA has had a very inspiring and worth while year. Their theme, Youth Serves-We Serve Youth, was designed to meet the needs of not only the students but the community as well. The efforts of the organization were given to presenting to the school a fund for extra equipment needed, two successful tag days, conducted by Miss Mary Cavanagh, Student service chairman at Senn, and having a sum of money voted on as part payment on our Athletic Field opposite the school. Excellent work was done by Mrs. Pottage assisted by Mrs. Karth who not only re- tained, but far surpassed the last year's records with a total membership of 1,231 with a lU0'X: teacher enrollment. Groups and students have benefited great- ly by the unselfish efforts which the P-TA has constantly put forth on their behalf and to the leadership of their president, Mrs. Losch, we owe many thanks. OFFICERS President .. Mrs. Henry M. Losch lst Vice President Mrs. E. G. Karth 2nd Vice President Mrs. I. C. Pottage 3rd Vice President Mrs. Marie K. Benjamin Recording Secretary Mrs. Francis Buchholz Corresponding Secretary Mrs. I. R. Garland Treasurer ...... Mrs. H. Parmelee ROW l: Mrs. Losch, Mrs. Karth, Mrs, Pottage, Mrs, Benjamin, Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Buchholz. Mrs. Parmele. ROW Z: Mrs. Donenberq, Mrs. Margolis, Miss Cavanagh, Mrs. Scherwat, Mrs. Carlson. ROW 3: Mrs. Mackill, Mrs. Forslund, Mrs. Zeek, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Maier, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Brosman, Mrs. Ellwing. Page 93 ROW l: Perl, Kaufmann, Berman, Orensteen, Dr. Davidson, Barker, Gianas, Seratan. ROW Z: Sallman, Fisher, Iones, Nelson, Wachtenheim, Katz, Ross, Fantus, Riese. ROW 3: Korey, Fieldman, Sugars, Fricke, Dake, Chazdon, Plitman, Nelson, Abrams, Brower. 0 Chemistry Club OFFICERS President ...... Roger Orensteen Vice President . . . Robert Berman Secretary ...... Ioan Kaufmann Treasurer . . . ........ Eva Perl Adviser .......... Dr. Davidson President ........ Walter Barker Vice President . .. Elaine Gianas Secretary ....... Dorothy Seratan Treasurer ...... Marilyn Rascher Page 94 Scientific genius fully displayed itself in the Weekly meetings of the Selenium Nitrides or, as it is more commnly known, the Chem- istry Club. This group set out to promote a greater interest and knowledge in the field of chemistry. This was accomplished by individual and group experiment outside of the regular class Work, talks by guest lecturers and trips to places of scientific interest. One of the large aims of the club was to keep its members posted on current develop- ments in the chemical field and, if possible, to aid in the war effort by having a repetition of the fat collection which was such a suc- cess last year. With Bruce Stephens as president of the Fall semester, the club- accomplished inter- esting experiments of oxidation mirroring glass and the manufacture of sulfuric acid. ROW l: Honet, Cholden, Barker, Reich, Mrs. Nagle, Whipple, Ekenberg, Shaw, Wiley. ROW 2: Taslitz, Freedman, Spira, Williams, Erwin, Rosenstein, Novotny. ROW 3: Phillips, Silton, Karalis, Lewis, Bloom, Rifas, Ferguson, Miller, Manz, Raney. ROW 4: Schwartz, Loeser, Kandelman, Clark, Cowan, Cowan, Lincoln, Schwartz' Olsher. International Relations Club The purpose ot the International Relations Club is to arouse an interest in the growth and development of modern social and historical trends, and discussion of the cur- rent international issues. This year the LR. has centered its atten- tions on the peace proposals and has dis- cussed Yalta, Mexican and San Francisco conferences. The club made an interesting trip to the Northwest Settlement, the Polish museum, and Chinatown. They were guests of Roose- velt High School in a debate on the lowering of the draft age. Several ot the club's mem- bers were chosen to appear on radio pro- grams tor CBS and other networks. During the fall semester the first section had Lenny More as President ot the tirst section and lack Lundl of the second. OFFICERS President .... . . . Bob Shaw Vice President Sylvan Wiley Treasurer .... . Steve Honet Secretary . . . Ethel Cholden Adviser .... . . .Mrs. Nagle President .... .. Enid Reich Vice President Walter Barker Treasurer .... Virginia Whipple Secretary . .... lessie Eckenberg Page 95 ROW l: Beskin, Lenit, Murphy, David, Miss Doniat, Nyberg, Seiden, Fischburg, Ohman. ROW 2: Arenberg, Polakow, Wahlquist, Hartman, Tracy, Bauer, Breskin, Stacy, ROW 3: Neul, Weil, Assimos, Safbam, Nelson, Fehrmann, Castritsis, Bohn, Young. ROW 4: Teichert, Fagerman, Krulewitch, Sullivan, Prott, Calm, Jacobson, Strornberg. Green and White OFFICERS President .......... Robert David Secretary Treasurer Adv1ser 9 J 'f' on Don Selden F rank Murphy Miss Doniat , ,, Vice President ..... Eric Nyberg fn My , I lx ,, ' . Ii l X' , , L wt, 4 fi, Y FH 'X J . A ' . Q, i s K 5 ' 5 K Page 96 . Q .I ' 'Q Senn High School in the past has seen the rise and fall of many fine organizations featuring a variety of subjects from cameras to chemistry. But never, it seemed, did the students become interested enough in their own school to strive to improve it. Suddenly among the Sennites there arose a small group of fellows, all With the same idea. They felt that the school could stand a great deal of improvement: so with this main purpose in mind the boys organized under the sponsorship of the person of their choice, Miss Doniat. Thus the Green and White was born. Disregarding race and creed, their mem- bers were taken from the student leaders at Senn. They were ready to accomplish deeds that had not been thought of even by the most progressive Sennites. This year they have tried to carry on the fine traditions begun last year, which in' cluded Lunch hour social periods, anti- gambling, tolerance, and various assemblies, the like of which Senn never before knew, under the leadership during the Fall Semester of Dick Mudge, president: lack Austin, vice president, Eric Nyberg, secretaryg and Lee Stern, treasurer. Art Guild ROW l: Millspaugh, Towne' lones, McAuliffe, Miss Hanley, Curtis, l-larkonen, Wittert. ROW 2: Atkinson, Bokelkamp, Westman, Eeskin, lvleltzer, Perman, Cohen, labour, Swoda, Simon. ROW 3: Sugarman, Polzin, Norlin, Zimbler, Levin, Ferguson, Lawrence, Iohnson, Stoltz' Libby. ROW 4: Koski, Krenzke, Gibbs, Organ, Carr, Sweiberg, Sacks, Silverstein. lf you should happen to pick up a copy OFFICERS of Who's Who, in the near future and find president . '. Fmnces MCA-umfe the name and history of several members Secretary Marilyn Cunow of this noted group, the Art Guild, listed T H B it I there, don't be surprised for these people do recfsurer ' ' , 9 Y Ones things! They are famous for their accomplish- Advlser MISS Henley ments. Many of these individuals have Won .1 t prizes in various contests held throughout 'ltflt --' the city. All have exhibited work at Senn ' 'I ' and elsewhere. j, I , 1 ln the near future the Guild plans to visit A a number of places in the city especially ft C f '1e9 5 interesting to artists. 5 'f ,Q It , ' One outstanding project of this group is I the organization of a morgue or clipping file V f 'ii' Q 3. - - for the use of Art students. This is a gigantic , I . . undertaking that requires the ever observant T, ,, , - ii. E -. eye and keen mind of talented persons. But ' ft? ,Qi in many Ways, it will help hopeful young ,I artists when they knock on the portals of the 4 Art Guild of Senn in the future. ,if EQ' .:f ' -. 1 EJ- The Art Guild has to date presented the Social Room with a beautiful Water color seascape suitably framed. N l ROW l: Becker, Navigato, Holquist, Burliny Mrs. Thomas, Leshke, Manusar, Walters. ROW 2: Harris, Browne, Lewis, Martin, Buehler, Fredrickson, Mack, Nelson, Burke, Fustier. OFFICERS President ........ Barbara Burlin Vice President .. Verjean lacobs Secretary ...... Gertrude Leshke Treasurer ..... Marilyn Holquist '-A Adviser . . . .... Mrs. Thomas ' ,, .L if 7- ' ' 'A 'K V g A 11 ff r fi, Page 98 Browsers A new club was organized in February of 1945 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Thomas. Its aims were to further the en- joyment of reading and to better acquaint its members with worthy books and authors. Any student from 3A up to graduating seniors can qualify for membership. At the weekly, meetings current books were discussed and summaries of them given. This resulted in the exchange of opinions and viewpoints: this was very stimulating. Another activity was the study of new words found in reading with the aim of bettering vocabularies. Once a month professional book critics came to the meetings and reviewed popular books. This gave the membership an inside track on how book reviewing is done and a knowledge of the methods of literary an- alysis. Plays were drarnatized by the mem- bers on several occasions. A number of professional plays were seen and tours of cultural institutions were made. The programs were arranged by Helen Browne, program chairman. Mary Agnes Elson was the reviewer for the Browsers. ROW 1: Linzing, Iewett, Becker, Bernstein, Erickson, Mr. Moore, Walters, Hanlon, Dulin. ROW 2: Burlin, DePaul, Trumlzly, Glentzer, Shaw, Wolff, Meyer, Riese, Anrod, Grillaert, Phillips. ROW 3: Wandell, Schwartz, Trumbly, Deeming, Cgelsby, Reilly, lohnson, F. Anrod, Shaw. BOW 4: Rosen, Weiss, Partos, Kuhn, Drapkin, Boehme, Baum, Harlow, Felton. Camera Club Camera Club accomplishments have been many this year in spite of the handicaps such as the shortage of film and other ma- terials due to the War. The main purpose of the Club is to teach the members the proper way to take pictures, to develop, print and mount them, also dif- ferent phases of photography such as por- trait Work. Mr. Moore, the Club's Adviser, very kindly assisted the officers in planning meetings which would be of interest to the members. As the Club wanted every member to participate actively, each one was invited to give a talk on the special type of photog- raphy in which he was interested. The Club purchased a Hand Book which all members were welcome to use and Mr. Moore kept the dark room facilities open for any one interested in this field. A school Wide contest held early in the year proved that the members of the Camera Club had profited by what they had learned as the results of their efforts to take success- ful pictures proved highly satisfactory to all. OFFICERS President ...... William Erickson Vice President .... Edna Walters Secretary .... Donald Bernstein Treasurer . .. ..... Ioan Hanlon Adviser . . . ..... Mr. Moore Ag 1 if - .Vt ,ft r Qi' 1' ' : ' ' ' ,,,, y ' ,iv Q94 I-: Ib - . , J. Page 99 ROW l: Hunt, Eeigel, Cohen, Lusher, Ross, Kagan, Berman, Nelson. ROW 2: Harris, Fornund, Sax' Sharpe, Anglin, Wainer, Saldinger, Fertig, Zadigian. HOW 3: Arenson, Pagratis, Preskill, Lippman' Brown, Keith, Perkins, Smolka, Mandel. ROW 4: Yost, Grillaert, Silverman, Lapin, Merens, Bialech, Smart. OFFICERS President ........ Loring Mandel Vice President .... Howard Lapin Secretary .......... Doris Cohen Treasurer ..... Barbara Golman Adviser .......... Miss Hackett .237 . ' Vlg.:!f w ji- 1, ' -:C ff Y' 1 .tri - rt, . J A fr la S fi: , .a ,, .- ,V 1 'it f' ,. .- bowl l X -' I . - .' I P: me lUU Careers This year the Careers Club has a member- ship of l28, consisting of Iuniors and Seniors. The purpose of this club is to acquaint the members with various occupations. Voca- tional guidance was given by several speakers who addressed the members on radio, drama, modeling, dress design, jour- nalism, science, medicine, engineering, law, many other careers. Moving pictures are also presented on plastic art, contemporary artists, radio and television, automobile service and drafting. lt is the hope ot the club that the presenta- tion ot these varied occupations will help the members decide what they are best suited for and what they have a natural preterance tor. The lunior members have their own officers. Edward Cohen, president: Edith Finkelstein, vice president: Carol Wertheimer, secretaryg Charlotte Schneiden, treasurer. The selection ot the movies is taken care ot by the Senior Movie Secretary, Gertrude Sharpe. ROW l: Herzog, Fleischer, Behr, Goldstein, Grabemann, Miller, Goldman, Ross, Boas. ROW 2: Weinstein, Westra, Sosin, Satterfield, Nocoll, Hertenstein, Kieswetter, Mahr, l-lauck, Petersen, Uteschee. ROW 3: Dagovitz, Dobrow, Schuh, Voderberg, Kuhn, Schmidt, Lichton, Heller, Molin, Wasserberg, Du Wayne, Cohen. ROW 4: Baum, Boehme, Berman, Rosenstein, Kaup, Zihlman, Meltzner, Appenheimer. German Club This is one ot Senn's newest clubs. The OFFICERS German Club has incresaed the appreciation President .,,,,. Karl Graberrramq ot the German language and has given the Vice Preerderrr ,,,., Henry Miller members a turther knowledge ot Germany Secretary ,,,.... Dave Goldmgn itselt. Besides its German tunctions does Treasurer rrrl Edwgfd Ggldsfejn much in a way to bring about a more sound Adviser r I I r Mrs, Zjgglschmid friendship between students. The club meets in the social room 4th and NW ':f 7th periods, about every three weeks. Be- -- sides the regular business the club sings .-f -- German songs, and has interesting talks on , various parts ot Germany. sg- T ln the past all meetings have had an J. - attendance of over titty people. This coming semester, the club is expected to enlarge itself greatly. ln all, the German Club is 'Ill' E' growing and soon it will be one of Senn's ff ' best. 'gr 111, -Sr Ht. 5- L '1' 'en ,V D 'lf.t f. . ..ef-r ON '-1 em ROW l: Battaglia, Stevens, Wandell, Nelson, Burlin, Miss Cavanagh, Doerscher' Ternrne, Wyland, Kandelman. ROW 2: Mora, Brown, Weiner, Knauss, Cox, Heinzel, Sweicling, Shoclfcney. ROW 3: Brosman, Leshke, Hopkins, Vogel, l-leol, Start, Yost, Durband. BOW 4: Koehler, Mittlacher, Radford, Lind, Nelson, Lawrence, Magnuson Krantz, Harris, Gross, Buchholz. BOW 5: Bloom, English. Fustier, Colovos, Drummond, Fischer, Anglin, Burke, Anrod, Coliodes, OFF ICEBS President ....... Barbara Burlin Vice President . . . lean Doerscher Service Chairman Natalie Kandleman Lecture Chairman Lorraine Nelson Ticket Chairman Patricia Wandell Tour Chairman .. Louise Temme Correspondence Chairman Arlene Wyland Adviser ........ Miss Cavanagh , at Q Page lO2 Hostess In October, l939, Miss Cavanagh, the Sponsor, with Mr. Davidson's approval and hearty support, founded the Hostess Club. Two girls from each senior division room were chosen to become members ot the club. There are always two hostesses, with their green and gold badges, on duty in Boom l37, ready to aid Mr.-Davidson, the taculty, and the student body. The hostesses meet visitors and parents and escort them through the building. Besides the duties in Boom 137, the l-lostesses protit by lectures given by famous Chicago people during their meet- ings. Dr. Carl Birch ot Kings' Disease tame and Maureen Daly ot the Chicago Tribune provided two excellent talks. Tours to places of interest reward the girls for their services and also acquaint them with the many opportunities and privileges which Chicago has to otter. ROW l: Lawrence, Sawyer, Magnuson, Mrs. Barron, Mittlacher, Norstrom, Weise, Malow. ROW Z: Kandelman, Siegel, Leon, Singer' Killmer, Sheltcn, Smith, Dakers, Klink, Krantz, Sering. ROVV 3: McCauley, Raica, Cunningham, Iohnscn, Selwartz, Goranson, Bodeen, Swanson, Richter, Stark. Pitman Club The Pitman Club sponsored by Mrs. Barron of the commercial department meets every Wednesday morning at 8:00. Last semester the club glided along under President Elaine Morey and Vice President Dorothy Solomon, with Florence Young and Betty Morrison keeping track of who's there and who's paid respectively. The program committee is to arrange the club's activities and consists of Beverly Siegal, Shirley Leon, Murial Stark and Shir- ley Weise who are doing their best to keep the club in tip-top shape. Every week tinds something different hap- pening. There are transcription tests and typing tests for which awards are given by Mrs. Barron. Shorthand games are played with very original prizes from the ten cent store as awards. The club has a very successful party in Room l37 semi-annually with refreshments being served. Two broadcasts were at- tended and enjoyed, along with field trips to Tribune Tower and Iones Commercial School. OFFICERS President ..... Norma Magnuson Vice President .. lean Mittlacher Secretary .... Florence Norstrom Treasurer ..... Larraine Sawyer K 5. vp . 'H 573 T Hii h.. K h ' 4 ,fa 'iftr X DEL - IA MRL W, J, ' ' Page ROW l: Raban, Rappaport, labour, Miss Kracke, Foster, Bastian, Goldstein. ROW 2: Cronheim, Lane, Akers, Glass, Vanden Brook, Levy, Wilk, Schar, Allen, Pollock. ROW 3: Blume, Sweet, Schencker, Fertigl Nold, Weiss, Sacks, Wasserman. Scribblers QPFICERS A gathering to delight any boy or girl is president Marion labour the Scribblers Club under the sponsorship of Vice Secretary ....... Marga Dieterle Treasurer . . . Sherman Rappaport Miss Kracke. Meeting seventh period, Mon- day through Friday, the club's activities in- clude poetry, short story and essay Writing. Constructive criticism is furnished by the students themselves. President .... Nancy Foster Adviser .. ...... Miss Kracke i ob Page 104 ' A J xv , X . 4 , . -, . f z' , .1 -1 -. . ,- ' ' if' if H 'z -rt .IL . Q M , ,wi is Y I f . 14' 1 rw 1 M I f N g 1' . H' . I J? X' A f , ., I X .1 Last semester the club had no officers be- cause the pupils were preparing attitudes and subject matter to use this semester for contests. ' The club is only three semesters old and P began as a social group featuring music, f 1' . dramatics, a forum, games, and choric speak- ing. l-lowever, it settled into creative Writing, and today is called the Scribblers. lt has a quill and inkwell pin for its symbol. Requirements for entrance are simple: First, a pupil must be passing in all school subjects: secondly, he needs to have study in sophomore activity period this semester, which will change to junior activity period next semesterg finally, he must Write an orig- inal essay, or a short story, or a play, or a book review, or several poems in order to be admitted. ll ff 'Q i -4 't s ROW l: Reiter, Ball, Meyer, Miss Hanley, Cholden, Hedberg, Boranian, Ahl. ROW 2: Silverman, Finberg, Krumme, Weiss, Levy, Walgren, Reader. ROW 3: Buchholz, Bloem, Cunningham, Arvidson, Christensen, Larson, Sobieski' Schmidt, Glickman. Social Room Counselors Do your parties lack atmosphere? lf so, Room ll9 is the place for you. There you will find all the comforts of home along with the efficient help and social grace of the Counselors in charge. Regardless of the time, these Counselors are always on duty to advise, direct and plan your social affairs with you. ln turn the girls expect coopera- tion and care in the use of the Social Room, so that this place will maintain its beauty and use far into the future. The S. R. Club is very new, just recently organized under the direction of Miss Hanley. The girls have proved their worth. lt is true that each one of these girls has been chosen for her social grace, intelligence and willingness to serve Senn. Sennites truly ap- preciate the fine work of this club. The girls themselves plan social events in the near future in the way of parties and entertain- ment for their own group. OFFICERS President ......... Ethel Cholden Secretary .. Anne Marie Meyers Treasurer lacquelyn Hedberg Adviser ........... Miss Hanley tn ' ' T Page 105 ROW l: Rose, Ross, Baskin, Kaufman, Miss Twomey, Perl, Riedle, Lenit, Heins. ROW 2: Tronsky, Hirsch, Katz, Glantz, Biese, Dorf, Boas, Behr, BOW 3: Burgess, Waldron, Koenig, Berg, Tennes, Barker, Du Wayne, Behr. BOW 4: Bewersort, Berger, Peterson, Vikor, Lee, Morse, Heal. Trust Cfiices OFFICERS Acting Colonel ...... lack Heins Lieutenant Colonel Ronald Freese Treasurer ............ Dick Bose Executive Secretary .... Eve Perl Chairman ot Supplies George Riedle Adviser . . . . . Mrs. Twomey Page lO6 The re-organization ot Senn's enlarged Book Room was the task so recently com- pleted by Mrs. Twomey and her competent statt. Old books were dug out ot dusty corners, clearing away old worthless books or remains ot, and the books were actually washed. lt was changed trom a book store room to a Text Book Library. The care, replenishment, the ease ot ar- rangement and distribution ot the books and the weeding out of old respond to good management. In equality to the tasks ot the Book Bocm are the School Appropriations. From pen- holders and pencils to edufational lumber, from postage stamps to Scotch tape, the Trust Officers order, check, distribute and charge to the school accounts the amounts expended in the various departments. .iv m . , l ,. ,3- ROW l: Swank, I-ieirns, Haberstroh, Nicoll, Miller, Koenig, Margoles, Assimos, Bean, Ionas. ROW 2: Davis, Lessick, Stearns, Eneman, Apostol, Werner, Wertheimer, Murphy, Birkenstein, Solomonoif, Bigalke, Deitelbaum, Gylden. ROW 3: Agnew, Podoll, Pakan, Richman, Rosen Hertenstein, Britz, Culbertson, Schmidt, Hall, Mrs. Harold HOW 4: Cobb, Sanford, Ferguson Balder, Burman, Levins, Anrod. Nereids Girls at Senn who are interested in swim- OFFICERS ming are urged to join the Nereid group. P ,d t B tt K , This club sponsors all aquatic events among resl GH ' 9 Y Oemg girls. Vice President . . . . loan Vielelr In order to join the group, a girl must show SGCTGTCITY ---- - - DOUS H9iIT1S her ability to swim one hundred yards, sixty of which must be the Australian crawl. She must also be able to execute a plain front dive. f ' Adviser . . . . . Mrs. Harold Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month at eight o'clock in the morn- ing in Room 222. The two swimming periods assigned to these girls are the ninth period on Monday and the fourth on Friday. 9 -i' During the fall the club sponsored an ln- H -' ' , tramural Swimming Meet. In addition to ,Q T the competitive events on the program, sev- ' - 2' eral girls presented water ballet numbers. ' -,,.y F i . ln the sprinq the Nereids were hostesses 1 , 4- to thirty-six girl swimmers from neighboring f - 2, '- schools. These girls were invited to Senn i for a Play Day. Wliile they were enjoying As! their activities in the pool, a similar number , f of girls were playing games in the gym. ,,,. .A Later they joined for refreshments in the Social Room. ' Page lO7 t ROW l: Baker, Nicoll, Zadigian, Norstrorn, Miss Greiner, Anrocl, Glentzer, Davis. ROW 2: Markowitz, Babagian, lewett, Brougham, Levine, Cox, Stearns' Flagg, Miller. Serin Girls' Athletic Association OFFICERS President .... Florence Norstrom Vice President . Annemarie Anrod Secretary ...... Marilyn Glentzer Treasurer . . Mimi Zadigian Adviser ........... Miss Greiner Ott.. N . ' ' F : , i. i ii Page lU8 Senn Girls' Athletic Association is the largest all-girl group in the school. This or- ganization with Miss Greiner as its adviser sponsors many activities during the semester. An important purpose is to promote good sportsmanship among the girls. During the Fall term, the S.G.A.A. held among other things a Roller Skating Party at the Arcadia and a Harvest Party in the girls' gym after school. School games are held on Tuesday and Thursday in the girls' gym. Soccerball was played the first ten weeks and basketball during the remaining ten weeks. This spring, besides the officers, a board of twelve was chosen by the officers to help plan the various activities held during the semester. A second Skating Party Was given in March. The S.G.A.A. annually holds a picnic in Iune at which awards for various activities are made to the girls who earned the re- quired number of points. After the girl Wins her letter she may go on to win chevrons. Numerals are given for perfect attendance at the after school games. 1944 FOOTBALL ROBERT NELSON WALTER SIEWIRTH TED KEMP PAUL GERRISH ROBERT MCCRACKEN KURT TEICHERT ERIC NYBERG KEN PROTT ALRICK IACOBSON BILL HALLOUIST HERB HABERSTROH CLIFFORD ANDERSON GEORGE ASSIMOS FRANK SCHWEIDING LEE STERN ROBERT SAFBOM WILLIAM SWANSON IACK EISENMANN LYLE MOSBY RICHARD FAIRGRIEVE GERALD LEVIN STANLEY LEVITZ IAMES MCGANN ROBERT McGINNIS JOHN LUNDGREN STIG NELSON HOWARD PARMELE WALTER SEEGREN MAX ZELLERS ALLEN ZWICK WARREN WILKIE RALPH CHUDZINSKI 1945 ICE SKATING EARL JOHNSON HOWARD SWANSON FRED GROSS ROBERT VERHULST ROBERT BROWN Lettermen -5554 X,-fy xx I A 1, I I' f I I, 56 1: 1944 SENIOR TRACK BERNARD BERMAN WARREN GLEASON WHITNEY BINZ ROBERT HEISS DONALD MURDOCK JAMES NEEBE CARL SAHLIN DONALD BAHUSKY DAVE FARGO ALLEN GOLDMAN PAUL GERRISH TED KEMP SANFORD REMINGTON WILLIAM SWANSON 1944 IUNIOR TRACK ROBERT ASHER STANLEY LEVITZ JOHN ANDROES PHILIP ARST DONALD BERNSTEIN JERRY DONNENBERG WARREN WILKIE JAMES WEIG GEORGE TILLOUIST 1944 BASEBALL BERTIL ANDERSON ROY BALDER LEE FRIBERG FRANCIS HERRON HOWARD SACHNOFF ART LUEDERS GEORGE MCDONNEL VINCENT STEWART KEN DAKE, Mqr. KEN BRAESKE HARRY MONTGOMERY FRED MURRAY RALPH OHMAN KURT TEICHERT GORDON VAN DOVER FRANK WALTERS 1945 SENIOR BASKETBALL JACK WULF ROBERT DAVID FRANK MURPHY FRANK WALTERS ROY BASKIN JAMES ZWACK LARRY KRULEWITOH HANS BAUER FRED POLAKOW RICHARD HARTMAN HARRY MONTGOMERY FRED MURRAY PHILIP ARST TOM SULLIVAN KEN DAKE, Mgr. 1945 IUNIOR BASKETBALL LEONARD PEARSON MARVIN CLEIN IRA SWAIN RALPH OHMAN ALVIN EISENBERG WILLIAM LEVITUS CHARLES MCCLELLAND JOHN WENRICH JOHN SHEEHY EDWARD FISHBURG BURT SHUMAOHER 1944 TENNIS ROBERT DAVID JOHN WENRIOH Pclqe IOS ROW l: Polckow, Krulewitch, Baskin, Wulf, David, Walters, Murphy, Huff. ROW 2: Coach Leighton, Pearson, Sullivan, Zwack, Bauer, Hartman, Swain, Clein, Dake, Staqq Tournament OACH HARRY LEIGHTON 'S Senn basketball squad captured the 25th Chicago University Holiday Tournament by defeating Gage Park 37-33 in the cham- pionship contest on New Year's Day. The victory climaxed a five game tourney win- ' 1 1. , ,., C Br 855445 Q . il ff X-rff 'rm. 1- ,..1:.,..J 'I, - 'i ' 12-2222 ff, ' ' ESE: A g iif ilb 3-E ga Q ..,f.g:ij95i f Page 110 ning streak, which also included wins over Bowen, Crane Tech, the Public League titleholders from South Shore, and unde- feated Wells. The U. of C. tournament entry from Senn consisted of twelve members from the Se- nior Squad, and three from the lunior quintet. Possessors of an unirnpressive five win-three loss record during the prac- tice season, the Bulldogs were conceded little chance in pre-meet calculations. But the Ridge Avenue Brigade, by playing spectacular defensive ball which netted their opponents an average of only 32 points per game While they were garning a 39 point offensive average, battled their way to a Well deserved championship. The answer to the title lies in the fact that the Bulldogs possessed five potent scorers and adequat reserves. Buzz Mur- phy, Frank Walters, and Captain Bob David paced the scoring attack, While 6' 6Vz center, lack Wulf, and guard Roy Baskin, sparkled on defense. Freshman Whitey Pearson, playing in a reserve role, garnered seven points in the champion- ship encounter with Gage Park, while center-guard Larry Krulewitch, forward Iim Zwack, and guard Hans Bauer, func- tioned efficiently in substitute roles. ROW l: Polakow, Hartman, Baskin, Walters, Wulf, David, Murphy, Huff, Montgomery. BOW 2: Coach Leighton, Sullivan, Krulewitch, Zwack, Bauer, Murray, Arst, Mgr. Dake, Mgr. Bibback, Basketball FTEB capturing the Stagg Tournament Title, Coach Harry Leighton's Senior cagers opened up a season long to be re- membered at Senn. With forwards Buzz Murphy and Bob David, center lack Wulf, and guards Bucky Walters and Roy Bas- kin, each doing his part, Senn swept through 10 consecutive victories to win their first North Section title. Beautiful teamwork highlighted the sea- son openers as the Bulldogs crushed Waller, Amundsen, and Lane, the power- houses of the North Section. As the year wore on it looked as if Senn was title bound and only Von Steuben stood in the way. But the Bulldogs cleared that hurdle by the tune of 35-33 as Walters starred. In the play-offs the Bulldogs drew Marshall, holder of fourth place in the West bracket. lt was not till the last few seconds that Senn won as Murphy's free throw put the game on ice. The final score stood 38-37. The old feud between Serin and Lane was renewed in the quarter-finals. Pre- viously whipped in sectional competition, the Indians proved tougher this time. Not enough credit can be given to Boy Baskin for his terrific work on defense. Wulf and Walters again sparked the victory. With the semi-finals coming around, Senn found itself paired with the Central Section champs, Lindblom. Capt. Bob David spearheaded a first half attack Page lll which in the long run proved the decisive factor. While lack Wulf paced the well-bal- anced scoring machine, Serin completely outplayed the Panthers from Von Steuben to take the crown, which proved to be the first time that the Bulldogs Won a major championship. The score of 32-20 was re- corded for the final game. Credit must again be handed to Captain David for his calm leadership and fine teamplay. Buzz Murphy did an excellent job on defense, leading the team in scor- ing. The all around defensive and offen- sive work of lack Wulf proved to be one of the deciding factors during the long sea- son. The guards, Bucky Walters and Boy Baskin, turned in a super defense job at all times. Alternates limmy Zwack, Hans Bauer, and Larry Krulewitch turned in creditable performances and showed them- selves vital cogs in Senn's Well-oiled cham- pionship machine. Although the Win column of Coach Gene Friker's lunior cagers is far from impres- sive, they showed great spirit when the chips were down. q After dropping the opener to Lake View, the Iuniors, sparked by forward Whitney Pearson, Capt. Ralph Ohman, and guard Marv Clein, Whipped Amundsen and Taft only to lose by heartbreaking scores to Sullivan and Steinmetz. Whitney Pearson tied the individual scoring record of l38 points in a season when he tallied on a jump shot against Sullivan in the season final. Iunior Basketball ROW l: Coach Friker, Eisenberg, Sheehy, Le Vitus, Fischburg, Wenrich, Lauren, Ohman, Swain, McClelland, Pearson, Clein. Page ll2 ROW 1: McCracken, 1-lallquist, Haberstroh, Assimos, Stern, Safbom, Nelson, Schweiding, Sieworth, Kemp, Skor. ROW 2: Nash, Hill, Wilkie, Swanson, Eisenrnann, Hunter, Teichert, Bashmere, Glennon, Van Herick, Cluidzinski, Andreos. ROW 3: Fairgrieve, Swenson, Franklin, Zwick, Mosby, Parrnelel Hoffman, Overhiser, Levitz, McGann, Stirling, Kassube. ROW 4: Coach Dow, Iacobson, Sundstrom, Nyberg, Anderson, Prott, Gerrish, Levin, Seegren, McGinnis, Nelson, Football Lundgren, Zellers. LL fans who witnessed the 1944 Senn Football Team in action will remem- ber it as one of the scrappiest squads ever to represent the school. The Senn Bulldogs, also called the Green Wave because of their powerful offensive ability, won seven games in nine contests and finished in second place in the North Section, losing only to Lane, the new League champion, in Section competition. F our of the nine contests were real foot- ball thrillers. Senn opened their quest for a Sectionship by whipping Amundsen, 1943 titleholders, 7-0. Tex McCracken's one yard plunge provided the game's only score while spectacular line play by cap- tain and right tackle Herb Haberstroh, and right guard Frank Schweiding, halted all Viking offensive threats. ln defeating Taft on Friday, the 13th, the Bulldogs overcame numerous injuries, to earn a 25-20 victory. With two minutes to play, the Green Wave drove 80 yards to score the winning touchdown. The final tally came with 36 seconds to play as Kurt Teichert plunged over. Another sensational win found Senn coming from behind to whip Schurz in a powerful second half rally 19-14. The Green and Whites' only League loss was a 6-0 heart-breaker at the hands of the new North Section Champions, Lane Tech, in the annual home-coming game on Sept. 30. ln the other two Section encounters, the Green Wave crushed Roosevelt 59-0 be- hind the three touchdown efforts of Ted Kemp and Paul Gerrish, and with Kemp rewriting the record books with six touch- downs, the Bulldogs humiliated Waller 56-0. ' The Season found several members of the team earning all-star recognition. George Assimos, 185 pound guard, was elected to the all-district and all-city teams while Teddy Kemp, Chicago's leading prep scorcer with 105 points, and end Eric Nyberg, were mentioned on various all- city squads. All Section recognition was received by backs Bob Nelson and Paul Garrish, end Kenny Prott, Tackle Herb Haberstroh, and center Lee Stern. Left halfback Wally Sie- werth was awarded the Dr. Timmons' blocking trophy, Herb Haberstroh was elected honorary captain by his team- mates. The entire squad and their fathers were honored at a banquet held on De- cember 6 at the Illinois Athletic Club. Page 113 BLOCK THAT KICK! ! l GO TEAM GO! ROW 1: Coach Bergmann, Verhulst, Semar, Brown, Cashman, Stirling, Healy, Gross, lohnson. Ice Skating OACH BERGMANN'S Ice Skating team can be congratulated for their fine work in the season's annual league meet at the Waveland course of Lincoln Park, even though they did not win first honors. Fred Gross, last year's lunior 440 victor, moved into the 880 field this year and won first honors. Earl lohnson of the Senior team came in second in the 880. Both of these boys received letters for their out- standing accomplishments. The relay team also received letters and although they did not place in the meet, they dis- played a great deal of spirit and teamwork that shows real winners. Page 116 The lunior skaters placed second in the meet, losing to Lane Tech by a mere three points. Howard Swanson skimmed over the ice with great speed, but was unable to give that final push which would have placed him first. Howard, however, came in second to give Senn several points. luniors receiving letters this year are: Howard Swanson for placing second in the 2207 Robert Verhulst for third in the 6607 the relay team composed of Swanson, Brown, Verhulst, and Gross for giving Senn the first honors in this event. Senn knows you will keep up this good work in the future and wishes you all good luck, fel- lows. ROW l: Rockwell, Forslunol, Black, Lee, Moss. ROW 2: l-larsted, Khidirian, Smith, Coach Shaffner, Wiley, Sullivan. Fencing City Champs ALENTED Bulldog Fencers proved vic- torious for the fourth time in the ten years existence of the annual Kraft tourna- ment which was held at the Chicago Uni- versity. The team, which proved spec- tacular from all angles, was presented with a silver cup after crushing the nine other opposing entries. Star performers who represented Senn were popular Stuart Sullivan, agile Syl Wiley, and rugged George Black. Wiley and Sullivan, in the Chicago men's foils competition held at the University of Chi- cago on February l8, tied for fourth place, college men having placed l-2 ahead of them. These two, who have played so brilliantly all season, plus George Black, have been considered on par with the three musketeers of another century when it comes to whirling a saber. The mus- keteers overwhelmed, outmaneuvered, and outsmarted their cagey opponents. The boys claim that they owe all of their suc- cess to Coach Shaffner, who has been teaching them the tricks of the game since they were freshmen. The trophy, which was Won by a Senn team in l936, l937, and l939, will be kept here until next year's meet, when once again the foilers will attempt to defend the cup. The musketeers, who have prac- ticed many long and faithful hours to per- fect their form, were heavy favorites for the city-wide meet held at the Lane Tech gym. A team of four was required, so Coach Shaffner immediately decided on veteran Dick Smith to be the fourth mus- keteer and to uphold the glorious tradition of the Senn foilers. Expected to carry on Senn's reputation in the future are Fred Rockwell, who seems to be improving with age, David Stone, Fred Nimitz, Billie Marrion, Glen Layne, Dan Crowly, and Herb Clarnmage, all of whom have proved to be stalwart per- formers in a well oiled machine. Page ll7 Page 118 Apparatus ROW l: Sterling, Weatherley, Nolan, Wachta, Coach Bergmann, Zapp, Iohnson, McCloskey, Kietzman. ROW 2: Worner, Goldbach, G. Worner, Wilson, Ross, Updegraff, P. McCloskey. ROW 3: Rudd, McNamee, Corbin, Siayari, Garten, Lefley, Donley. ROW 4: Anderson, Nelson, Parrilli, Arnster, Kaplan, Andersen, Striblen, Davis, Zeid, Riedle. ROW 5: Bowers, Elia, Rose. Pearson, Morrison, Rose, McE1wain, Brolman. Swimming ROW l: Brownstein. Sachnoff, Anderson, Block, Becke, Spalding, Sundquist, Askins, Peterson, Sendmars, Spalding. ROW 2: Coach Bergmann, Wachta, Moe, Whiiford, Carlson' Vance, Scherwat, Harnstrom, Bierman, Weiler, Klingbeil, Wasserberg, Balder. Tennis Wenrich, Rosenstein, David. Baseball ROW lr Bolcher, Pearson, Anderson, Astrchon, Wenrich, Garner, W. Anderson, Sheloncler ROW 2: Sofhom, Lcrnde, Weber, Gottlieb, Temple, Weucxnq, Fink, Astrchom, Rczvich, Clein Zorces. ROW 3: Assimos, Elliekson, Murray, Wilnot, Teicherl, Fehrrncnn, Sczks, Schlesinger, Eisenmcmn, Collins, Wolters. ROW 4: Davis, Shapiro, Nyherg, Wulf, Stern, Von Dover, Pelerson Page 119 Page 120 Senior Track ROW l: Ockerlund, Murdoch, Binz, Swanson, Berman, Bernstein, Iohnson, Reinwcxld, Goldman. ROW 2: Couch Klczis' Goldstein, Donenberq, Roze, Rockwell, Oliver, Ahlstrcmd, Weinrnun, Cocxch Dow. ROW 3: Felton, Maynard, lsdcrc, Herick, Selvolcr, Block, Kuhn, Frcxzer, Pearson, Icrffe, Brown. ROW 4: Berlow, Block, Bczumgortner, Overbeck, Dessozuer, Buss, Cadiz. I unior Track ROW lc Wolfer, Allen, Yoshins, Andreos, Greene, Kesselring, Pcrtlcrlc, Swanson, Kietzrnon. ROW 2: Cocxch Klcrfs, Vielehr, Ledburg, Ferrer, Gorviufulir, Miller, Weiq, Goldstick, Brown, Coach Dow. ROW 3: Fcxlstrom, Nopcrr, Tillquist, Berger, Lewis, Mitchell, Herman, Huff, Arst, Mojiccr. SENN CLEANS UP Q SENN'S CONTRIBUTIGN TO THE WORLD OE SCIENCE DGMESTIC HIGHLIGHTS Q Page BEAUTIES TN THE POOL DG A SWAN DIVE AND A WATER BALLET WORK AND PLAY IN TI-IE POOL- LIEE SAVING AND TI-IE IACK KNIFE DIVE PQ Page 126 SENN AT WCDRK CANDIDLY THIS IS SENN Pcrq Page 128 Farewell With the job through and the four years completed the l945 Annual Staff Wishes to thank Mr. C. L. Reyburn of lahn and Cllier Engraving Company, Mr. Potratz and Mr. Novak of Root Studios, and the Phoenix Printing Company for putting on the final touches. Also We Wish to extend our appreciation to Miss Elizabeth Corcoran and Mr. George Robertson without Whose help this book would never have been possible. Edna Walters and l-lelen C'Brien Co-Editors-in-Chief 'IQ-ff .Z - W s