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

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PAUL MIELKE Here it is, ladies and gentlemen, the opening day of the World' series. ' ' home team today, but We have one boy that has shown himself .to be a great player. I mean that boy covering third, that intercollegiate baseball and track star, Paul Mielke. ' Captain Heavyweight Basketball Team '35-'36. MARY MILLAN Another one of those girls who has a habit of snatching boys' pins. Could never be Mexican because she abhors chile-con-carne. Has an ambition to give some millionaire a run for his money. Stein-Sten Club, G. A. A. SYLVIA MILLEVILLE ' All right! All right! says Major Bowes in his charac- teristic tone of voice to stop an enthusiastic shower of ap- plause. Thus does Sylvia dream on. lt's a good thing for Sylvia that amateur hours are evening affairs because Sylvia despises getting up early. Office Secretary, G. A. A. ROBERT MORRIS Ultra curly' hair that won't lie flat: that makes him interesting. Letterman: that makes him a school hero. Late for class: an all-round good fellow, otherwise. Lettermen, Basket Ball, Intramural sports. DOROTHY MORTRUDE Dorothy is one of those dignified people who prefers opera. Because a poor canary's voice doesn't measure up to that of Grace Moore, he's on the dislike list with dime store jewelry. G. A. A., Tennis Club, Basketball. EILEEN MULCAHY ' Heel, toe, and away we go, heel, toe, and away We ttrisflolleen Mulcahy' ' . should greet her with open arms when she visits there. The gym teaching line is beckoning her, too. G. A. A., Treasurer, R. O. T. C. Secretary, Tap Dancing. IOSEPH MUNSON Two hundred feet click as one. For whom? Ioe, obviously, since he's the head . This, however, does not aid him in making speeches because he thoroughly dislikes to lecture. The reason? Ioe's temperamental tan artist, you knowl. First Lt. and Bn. Commander, R'.O.T.C., Asst. Commis- sioner'of Fire Deputies, Police, Student Council, Finance Committee, Courtesy Committee, Sigma Quad, Art Editor The Silver Streak. NORMA NARWOOD ln keeping with her lively character and keen business sense, Norma would like to sell ice cream bars on the desert. This is only an excuse to practice her accordion away from an irate family and neighbors. G. A. A., Office Clerk, Hall Guard. LORRAINE NELSON Iust an image of an old-fashioned cameo hidden in the attic among his souvenirs. Nevertheless, Lorraine has modern ideas. Wonder if great-granddad would like his cameo-girl to be an actress? Revolting. Lorraine says, Yes, grand. Dramatics. LESTER NELSON Iust another fellow who thinks he can run the govern- ment better than it's being done. Expresses himself thusly in Civics. We do not discourage him, for if there Weren't any controversies, we Wouldn't have any fun. Keep a straight thinking mind and the opportunity will present it- self, Lester. Student Council.

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ALEX LUSTIG He likes the school. Hurrah! He likes the students. Double hurrahl He dislikes the hall guards. Say, this Lustig chap must be pretty square. But the part about the hall guards falls a little flat when it comes to certain she- guards. Are we right? Intramural Baseball, Basketball Team. EDWARD LUTZ Letterman? Yes. Annual Staff? Sure. Service Club? Of course. Here's a graduate who will be missed. Ed will accept' any job, no matter how respon- sible, and do it considerably better than it's usually done. l.ettermcm's Club, Track Team, Intramural Basketball, Silver Streak Staff, Rifle Club, Safety Commission, Sigma Quad. SHIRLEY MANHEIM A living refutation of the old theory that beauty and brains aren't found together. When, to this delightful combination is added charm, wit, sincerity, and graciousness, you've our editor. We'll miss her-there'll not be another like her. Vaya con Dios, Shirley. Editor-in-chief Silver Streak, Dardanelles, Secretary of the Student Coun- cil, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Office Secretary, Hall Guard, Horseback Riding. lUNE MATHISEN Perhaps a strong desire to travel and a keen pleasure derived from sports are responsible for lune's ambition to be first lady of the land. Leisure moments find her indulging in good books with sufficient time out for eating and sleeping. Student Council, Office Clerk, G. A. A., Hall Guard. FLORENCE MATTHEI Can you picture dainty little Florence hurling a twelve-pound bowling ball? Well, she does and loves it. ln fact she likes all sports. A new sport invented by Florence is kiddy car traveling, and some day she hopes to see the World that way. Leaders Club, G. A. A. LUCILLE MAZZUCHELLI ' Toot-toot-toot-toot! Do-re-mi! Up the scale on her trumpet she goes. Oh, she misses a note. She tries again. If she remembers lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again, her ambitions should be realized. G. A. A., Leaders Club, Travel Club. BEATRICE MEALINS Clear brown eyes. Trim coiffure. Eats Wheaties every morning and evening. Hence her Vim, vigor, and vitality, but her dramatic ability-impossible! How could Bee be anything but her own full of fun self? Leaders Club, Secretary of G. A. A., Office Secretary, Student Council. VIRGINIA MICHALSKI Devastating blonde, Virginia. Has a small nose because of the Wear and tear of a perpetual powder puff. Her Waterloo is bicycle riding. Somehow Virginia and the bike have a magnetism for fences and bushes and other things abrupt. G. A. A., French Club, Hall Guard. 1191

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CHARLES NOMELLINI If you are overwhelmed by a quick patter of words com- ing with the rapidity of machine gun bullets, and you are not quite sure of the subject under discussion, you will instantly know it is Chuck. His ready wit, combined with the poise and man-of-the-world air have made Charles Nomellini the president of the Green Curtain Players and an inseparable part of Steinmetz. President of the Senior Chorus, Student Council, Stage Crew. lOE NOTARDONATO lt's written all over him, and although 'tis said that actions speak louder than words, one doesn't overlap the other when it comes to loe's style. Keep it up, Ioe. Cheerleader, Intramural Sports. MARY NIKIFOROW Have you ever seen Mary twiddle her thumbs? No, neither have We. She has never been caught doing noth- ing. Her tastes run in a circle: almost all sports, aviation, mechanical drawing tonce, way back whenl, drama, art, and song. To top it all-she wants to marry Romey and have three branches on the family tree. Student Council, Life-Saving, Team Games, Advanced Chorus, G. A. A. Board. ALBORG ORLID Can you picture this collection? Perfume, soap, powder, cream, lipstick, toothpaste, movie and radio stars' pictures -these comprise a few of the samples which yearly stop at Alborg's home address. lf she keeps on with these contests, eventually she will gain her ambition of going places and seeing things. G. A. A., Stein-Sten, Travel Club, Office Secretary. 2I EVELYN OWEN The personality girl. She has a smile and a stick of gum for everybody. Also a different dress for every day. Likes to Wear clothes that want to be noticed. Dramatics Club, Dardcmelles, G. A. A. Board. LOUIS PAPANDREA Instead of loyally cheering for Steinmetz, Lou should be given the opportunity to shout his delights: Dancing! Spaghetti! Sports! The crowd would amiably return: Shave the mustache! Shave the mustache! Rah! Rah! Rah! Captain of Cheer Leaders, President of Lettermen, Man- ager of Basketball Team, Student Council, Chess and Checkers. GRACE PAUKNER Smiling eyes. Curly hair. Quiet manner. Sends for sam- ples. Likes chop suey. Likes Eleanor Penner. Likes 'most everybody. In sum and substance, Grace Paukner. G. A. A., Stein-Sten Club, Travel Club, Hall Guard, Office Secretary. ELEANORE PENNER Wanna buy a duck? Oh, you nasty man! Duck and Hinges are just fractions of the unlimited names bestowed upon Eleanore. No doubt, Eleanore is waiting for the death of this radio star who has so unintentionally created misery for her. Because of her love for Ian's music, we know she would gladly change her name to Eleanore Garber. Stein-Sten Club, Tennis, G. A. A., Travel Club.