Steinmetz High School - Silver Streak Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DOROTHY KETTLESON This unpretentious girl plans a career that is as solemn as she, herself. To attend the Moody Bible Institute and to become a Bible teacher are two aims consistent with Dor- othy's serious-minded attitudes. Her present office of R. O. T. C. secretary is as dignified as her future will probably be. R. O. T. C. Secretary, G. A. A., Stein-Sten Club, Travel Club. GEORGE KIND George has won for himself a distinguished position in our R. O. T. C. A certain feminine attendant at Steinrnetz and a weakness for dancing are his present diversions. A decided aversion: peroxide blondes. R. O. T. C., Intramural Baseball, Volleyball. EILEEN KITCH By day an ardent Cub fan. By night a tuner-inner of Wayne King's orchestra. Although almost all sports find their way into Eileen's life, she prefers a good game of cribbage. G. A. A., Stein-Sten Club. VIVIEN KOCH At such informal occasions as Weinie Roasts land at other times tool, Vivien is generally known as Cookie. Sophistication is her first pet peeve, second, old typewriters. The height of her unsophisticated ambition is to go to Cali- fornia on a kiddy-car. Stein-Sten Club, G. A. A. I7' IOSEPH KOOP Need anything more be said about loe? Could anything more be said about loe? President of the Student Council, Clean-Up Chairman, MILDRED KROPP Blonde hair, blue eyes, and no baby talk. Due to the presence of spinach in her daily diet, Mildred has what it takes to make us happy. Maybe we're giving the spinach too much credit. Life Saving, Senior Basketball, Leaders Club, Travel Club. LEONARD KWIATKOWSKI The most nonchalant person in class, yet always knows the answer when called. Takes pleasure in arguing with teachers, yet becomes exasperated when he always loses. Student Council. HORACE LA ROCK Ships sofas all day and sips sodas all night Cwith a certain redheadl. l-las his last will and testament all made out. Makes wise cracks in civics. Horace's mother spends her free hours removing ink spots from her son's shirts. Hall Guard, Police, Fire Deputy, Washington Trip, l935. Prom Committee, Hall Guard.

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PAUL IACCINO Haul has the appearance of a Latin qgolo, but he's not HELEN lAGlELKO Here's a different movie ambition, too. Not for her a wish that kind of a boy. He has hitched his Wagon to a star and put the horse before the cart to take him there in style. Good luck, Paul. Lettermen, Intramural Baseball. ' RUTH ILLG Walk, walk, walk is Ruth's idea of a good time. Her ambition to attain happiness and success might be secured in the marathon line. But what about her beloved eco- nomics and shorthand? They'll come in handy, it she doesn't succeed. G. A. A. GEORGE ILMAN Will it be Peggy and her Pals or The Mysterious Ad- ventures of Tim, that will occupy George's time when he becomes a cartoonist? We anticipate George's iuture with pleasure. Swimming Team, National Honor Society. IEAN IAEGER Busy, capable, animated, versatile-all these and more is our lean. A clever tongue that sometimes leaves you with a better appreciation of your own lack of Wit, and a shy pretty smile are characteristics to which lean can lay claim. Whether it be banking the modest fortune of the 4A class or planning a distinctive initiation, her results will be more than satisfactory. Class Treasurer, Social Committee, Dardanelles, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Prom Committee. to be a second Ginger Rogers or Eleanor Powell. Helen aspires to a Shirley Temple role. Should have thought of it sooner, We fear. Leaders Club, G. A. A., Travel Club, Hall Guard. MICHAEL IAMROCK l-le's a frank, straight-forward sort of person. Would like to have a personal interview with every crooner in Chicago out in the alley. Why not? He's not the only one, but he has the courage ot his convictions. Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball. MARTHA IOHNSON Although Peggy Could not be classed as pleasingly plump, she would like to be nice and thinner. To gain this end, she takes to swimming, basketball, and volley- ball. She likes olives and movies and expects to like night school next term. Stein-Sten Club, G. A. A. IRENE KAMINSKI ln olden days an old maid would begin knitting and settle down for a peaceful life, but the modern old maid starts research work and trains her mind for the political line. For this Irene will strive. You question the old maid instinct? Her dislike of boys and jazz music is a true sign. G. A. A. . i

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CHARLOTTE LAUE A nice thing about Charlotte-she always wears the right shade of make-up. Also right about disliking people who borrow things. lf there is something wrong about Charlotte, we haven't discovered it as Vet. National Honor Society, Advanced Chorus. WERNER LEAVITT Why work your brains to the bone doing homework? Why get all hot and bothered dancing? Why let anything irritate you? Werner Leavitt doesn't. There's one consolation-he'll never grow old and gray with that pilosophy of life. SHIRLEY LINNEMAN 'A collector of this and that-including school honors. Possessor of a wit, the keen of which leaves you a little bewildered. Hopes for a white house With green blinds as do most of usp unlike most of us, though, she'll probably get it. Silver Streak Staff, G. A. A. Delegate Life Saving Club, Tennis Club, Council, Life Guard, Police, Office Secretary, Chess and Checker Club. HELGA LINT Crunch. Crunch. The disappearance of another potato chip and a large morsel of roast beef results in a smile of satisfaction. The healthy devourer is Heggs. She simply loves her food and also loves to dance, but we'll Wager she'd rather dine than dance. Mixed Chorus, G. A. A., Stein-Sten Club. VERNA LITHANDER Verna's possession of many talents will make her future complex. Her past is a series of success stories. Evidence of her sales ability was shown by the selling of 169 School Spirit Pins. Her dramatic and musical accomplishments are extensive. After chiropractic study, she is going to settle down and Office Secretary, Dardanelles, Assistant Art Editor of the Silver Streak, Stein-Sten Club, National Honor Society, Finance Committee, G. A. A., Chorus, Student Council. ESTHER LOEWEN A rather quiet, reserved sort of person who enjoys cultural things. Displays her initiative by creating styles in dresses. Wonder why she never wears her works of art? Perhaps she isn't an egotist. Office Secretary, Student Council, G. A. A., Travel Club. MARGARET LOPACHUK We hear a swishing of skirts and see a cheek to cheek form gliding over the slippery floor at Ginger Rogers' rate of speed, enthralled in the arms of her Sir Galahad. Leaders Club, G. A. A., Chess and Checkers, Riding, Basketball. ALPHILD LUNDMAN Blonde hair and freckles. Strange name. Blue eyes. Giggly. Timid. Studious. Bird's eye view of Alphild. G. A. A., Chorus, French. 1181