Wells High School - Correlator Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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FEIVESON Social Studies Physical Education Commercial M. GALLAGHER A. GOLDBERG P. GORDON History Science Commercial 'B. HAGERMANN I. HARPER A. HARZ V , English Spanish Biology f S. KA!-IN S. KAPSALIS S. KACZKOWSKI History Art English PAGE 6 V. FIELDS Librarian I. GRAHAM Librarian G. HOGAN History D. KLA!-'IN English oorway to understan ing MR. LaBON'l'E I. LEIFEL M. LICHTENWALTER R. MASER Commercial Mathematics Biology Physical Ed, A. MORGAN I. MUNSON SGT. NELSON U H. ODEN Art Science R.O.T.C. Physical Ed. E. PAGE M. PATON L. RICHARDS R. RINKA Drama Adjustment Office Commercial Physical Ed. D. ROSS A. SABIN N. SCHILDKNECHT V. SCHYE Mathemuti History Music Science PAGE 7 56 99 acufty igures S. SCOTTEN M. SILVERZWEIG E. SIMMONS R. SISKO History Commercial Ind. Arts Home Economics ? I. SITOWSKI R. SONNENLEITER M. SONNEMAN Program Oiiice Physical Ed. Home Economics -w B. STOLLER V. TEITGE E. TERRY Orchestra Librarian English F. THOMPSON B. TURBIN C. WILLS PAGE '8 Science Art History R. SPIES Band G. THEISS Mech. Drawing E. WINGER History GC , 39 Lefty on ara e . fxyf Z. WOLSAN S. WOODS A. WOLF M. BOWERS Latin Chemisiry Physical Ed. Clerk G. HARRINGTON I. H. O'CONNELL Officer Clerk Mayor BEN I-IOFFING Chief Engineer A favorite photo. Mr. Moser Colrryinq the loundry boo, PAGE 9 WELLS HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL The Wells High School Community Advisory Council was formed in l95l for the purpose of establishing greater understanding of the problems of the school and the community. The leaders of business and other groups have contributed from their experi- ence to the changing school curriculum. They have also been active in pro- moting scholarships to deserving graduates and to increasing the number of Wells High School's graduates who go to schools of higher learning. They are at present cooperating in the Near Northwest Planning Commissions program of neighborhood improvement and development. An increase in automobile parking space and the creation of an area recreation field are two current aims of the Council. The following members of the Wells High School Community Advisory Council were present at the luncheon-meeting which was held in the Social Room at Wells High School on Wednesday, November 7th, l956: Albert H. Goodrich, Principal of Wells High School Marion G. Kudlick Attorne l2OO N. Ashland Ave I Yf - Michael Rachwalski, Executive Director, North- western University Settlement, IAOO Augusta George Green, Lower North Center Settlement, 621 West Elm Street Joseph Johnson, Mortician, 462 W. Division St. Audrey Trader, Treasurer, Wells High School John J. O'ConnelI, Engineer-Custodian, Wells High School Other members of the Council not appearing program are: Mark Battle, Director, Lower North Center, 621 W. Elm Street The Rev. Joseph Bednowicz, THE POLISH DAILY NEWS, T455 W. Division Street Mr. Walter S. Bell, Youth Service, YMCA, l62l W. Division Street Alderman Matthew Bieszczat, 26th Ward, 914 Milwaukee Avenue Daniel Brindisi, Near Northwest Civic Association, 539 N. Ogden Avenue William Brueckner, Chicago Commons, 955 W. Grand Avenue Mrs. Eleanore T. Dungan, Committee on Human Relations, 54 W. Hubbard Street Mr. Richard Emanuel, Manager, Wieboldt's Store, T279 Milwaukee Avenue The Rev. Peter A. Fiolek, Associate Editor, POLISH DAILY NEWS, l20O W, Division PAGE I0 Wenzel J. Love, Attorney, T200 W, Division St. Manuel de La Rosa, Director, Boys' Activities, Fourth Presbyterian Church, l26 E. Chestnut Marilyn Hemstad, Director, Youth Activities, Mc- Cormick YWCA, lOO0 N. Dearborn Street Kurt Berg, Executive Director, Near Northwest Planning Commission, 82l N. Ashland John Klest, Assistant Principal, Wells High School Representative of Mr. Louis Kwasman, Goldblatt's Store, l6l5 W. Chicago Avenue in the photograph taken at the meeting o The Rev. Ludwig Gracz, Director, Gordon Tech- nical High School, l456 W. Division Street Mr. James Halloran, Editor, NORTHWEST HER- ALD, lll7 N. Ashland Avenue Mr. Robert Kramer, City Savings 8. Loan Associa- tion, I656 W. Chicago Avenue Mr. Louis Kwasman, Mgr., Goldblatt's Store, l6l5 W. Chicago Avenue Miss Adela Lagodzinska, Polish Women's Alliance, T309 N. Ashland Avenue Mr. Ross E. Lyman, Erie Neighborhood House, T347 W. Erie Street Mr. Fred Mathieson, National Security Bank, 767 Milwaukee Avenue Mr. Francis W. McPeek, Commission on Human Relations, 54 W. Hubbard Street Mrs. B. J. Mix, T500 Lake Shore Drive Rev. Samuel McAlpine, Wayman A,M.E. Church, 509 W. Elm Street John P, Sitowski, Administrative Assistant, Wells High School Sgt. Norman M. Nelson, Director, Wells High School R,O.T,C. Edward H. Sieling, Proprietor, Urn Bag Company, 927 W. Huron Street Nora Dady, Counselor for Girls, Wells High School Esther Cleary, Attendance Counselor, Wells High n November 7th but active in its educational Alderman Patrick P. Petrone, 28th Ward, T34 N. La Salle Street Mr. Edward Piatkiewicz, POLISH DAILY ZGODA, l2Ol Milwaukee Avenue Alderman Bernard Prusinski, 32nd Ward, 134 N. La Salle Street Mr. Joseph Przydatek, National Security Bank, 767 Milwaukee Avenue Mr. Al Rath, Director, Association House, 2I50 W. North Avenue The Rev. W. Starzynski, St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, 1351 W. Evergreen Street Captain James McCann, Racine Avenue Police Station, l73I N. Racine Avenue Brother Joseph Walter, Principal, Holy Trinity High School, Division B. Cleaver Streets Mr. Walter Wieczorek, President, Polish Arts Club, H74 Milwaukee Avenue. Ms, XS? N3 as wwgwmwzz ,E we my ggfwgginf .Q W Q S S X . mam Class PAGE I2 'Gif IOSEPHINE ALKAZOFF lAlkil Supreme Court Chief Iustice, W.C.A. Treas- urer, Civic Action Committee, Convention Committee, Merit Point System Aide, Mixed Chorus, Modern Dance, Division Officer. Ambition: To be ambitious. CARTHRAL ANDERSON Paslcetball, Track, Mixed Chorus, Division Officer, National Honor Committee, Teach- er's Aide. Ambition: To be successful in college. ELIZABETH ANGELETTI fBettyJ Division Officer, Teachers Aide, Conven- tion Committee, Red Cross Delegate, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society Committee. Ambition: To be a success. ROOSEVELT ARCHIBALD fArchiel Track, Football, Wells World, Mixed Chor- us, Teacher's Aide, Special Messenger, Division Officer, Ambition: To be successful. VERNON ARMSTRONG Wernl Track Team. Ambition: let mechanic. MARIANNE BACHINSKI fMarel Teachers Aide, Latin Club, National Honor Society, W.C.A. Office, Wells World Dele- gate, Hall Marshal. Ambition: To be ambi tious, BETTY BAILEY fBettyl Wells World Delegate, Correlator Delegate. Ambition: To better myself. IAMES BAIR Uiml Vice President of Division, Sergeant at Arms, Wells World Delegate, Gym Aide, Teacher's Aide. Ambition: To be successful in life, DOLORES BANDYNSKI fDo-Dol W.C.A., Division Officer, Chorus, Teachers Aide, Correlator Delegate, National Honor Society Committee. ANDREA BASCON fAnoil Co-captain of the Cheerleaders, Teachers Aide, Spanish Club, Ballet, Division Officer, Ambition: To find happiness. LEO BASILIO fLittle Leol Correlator Editor, Social Committee, Key Club, T.A. Iustice of Supreme Court, Drvi' sion President. Ambition: Aeronautical en- gineer. CHRIST BEKAS KG:-eekl Hall Marshal, Teachers Aide, Frosh-Scph Basketball Team, Division Officer, Ambif tion: Civil Engineer. JUDY BIELAWSKI Drvisiorr Vice-President, Convention Corn mittee, l.R.C. Delegate, Convention Dele gate, Teachers Aide, National Honor So- ciety, TRC. Officer, Program Office Attend ance Service, Ballet, Wells World Delegate, Convention Corrrrnittee, Cliairnrarr of Posters and Dodgers. Ambition: Teacher, DONALD BISHOP tlim Thorpel Football, Basketball. Ambition. Physical Ed, teacher. IOE BLAZEN fBlitzen7 l7t.O.T.C,, Stagehand, Class Officers, Teach- er's Aide. Ambition: Whatever will be. NANCY ANN BORO iNanl bfullet, Division Officers, Teachers Aide, Mixed Chcrus, l.R.C. Member, W.C.A., Pro- gram Office Aide, Class Officer, Convention Deleaate, National Honor Society Commit- fo-: Amtfitxfnz To achieve success and happiness. BARBARA BRIGHT iBobbiel Office Aidf- Mixed Chorus, Ballet, Iunior Girls Chorus. Ambition: To ao to college. EVELYN BROWN iEvel Asst. Secrwary. Ambition: Stenoarapher. FRANK BRUEGGER SANDRA IEAN BRYANT iButchl Ct:-chairman cf Social Committee, Feature Editor of Vlfolls World, Publicity Committee, Ballot, Prcqram Office Aide, Library Aide, National Honor Society Committee, Division President, and Secretary, Class Officers Convention Committee, l.R.C., Mixed Chor- us, Teachers Aide, Correlator Staff, Merit Point System Committee. Ambition: To have ci successful and happy life. LLOYD BUHDEN Division Viv-P President, Air Raid Marshal, Rifle Team, Hall Marshal, R.O.T.C, Ambi- iicn: Tc live iiaht. NICK BUTZKY Division President. Ambition: Electrical En- aineerina. ANTHONY CARACCI tTonyl Football, Gym Aide, Division President, Track Team. Ambition: To qo to college. LEE CARIDINE Easketball Team, Gym Aide, Track Team, Captain cf Frosh-Soph Basketball Team. Ambition: Electrical Enaineer. RALPH CASTELLANTI KEN CHMIELEWSKI iLeityl Baseball Team, Sergeant at Arms, Ambi- tion: Pro-Baseball player. ERLEAN CLARK iLecmal ff.l3t.C,, Job Clinic, l-Iall Marshal, Girls' Chorus. Ambition: To ao to college. PATRICIA CORIGLIONE iPatl Division Officer, Ballet, Publicity Commit- tee, Attendance Office, Convention Corri- mittee, Teacher's Aide, Library Aide, Major- ettes, Class Officer, Italian Club. Ambition: To play the part. IERRY CORTEZ flerl Key Club, Rifle Team, Ambition: Television Technician, IAMES CROSSWAIT .. . Cl ass of June I957 Mv- Q, . 'WI' JMAZ 134: tw ,Q s l T . f -Qi. tirgwsg PAGE I3 srrre 4 PAGE I4 Class of June I 957... N.. in xygk xx . RICHARD CZAIKA Easketball, Teachers Aide. Ambition: To be a success. GERTRUDA DAWIDOWICZ fTrudyl lunicr Red Cross, Girls' Chorus. Ambition: To be a nurse, IOSEPH DAWIDOWICZ IOHN DODROW fDodqel Division Vice President. Ambition: To be liked by all. DAISY MAE DONLEY IPuq Nosel Secretary of Sewing Class, Attendance Of- fice Aide. Ambition: To be myself at all times. PATRICIA DROZDOWSKI fPatl Division Officer, Teachers Aide, I.R.C. Del- egate, Wells World Staff, Wells World Delegate. Ambition: To get married. SARA DUARTE Teachers Aide, R.O.T.C. Aide, Ballet, Divi- sion Officer. Ambition: To be successful. EVELYN DUSZYNSKI fEvl Division Secretary, Teacher's Aide, Library Aide, Maiorette, Constitution Committee, Convention Committee, National Honor So- ciety Committee, Class Officer, Convention Delegate. Ambition: Lab supervisor. PETER DYKE ROBERT EICHLER Iliobl Key Club, Teacher's Aide, Stage Hand, R.O,T.C. Aide. Ambition: Civil Engineer. IOE FABBRI fSmiIeyl R.O.T.C. Aide, Stage Hand. Ambition: Army Officer. LOUIS FASHODA ILoul Division Officer, Swimming Team, Football Team, Intramural Basketball, Gym Aide, Life Guard, W,C,A. Asst. Treasurer, Wells World Delegate, Convention Delegate. Am- bition: To become a printer. LORRAINE FIORELLI fLoril Division Officer, Locker Service, Modern Dance, W.C.A, Member. Ambition: To lead a successful and happy life. RAMONA GARCIA fGarl Class Officer, Attendance Office. Ambition: Secretary. IERRY GARLICK fOnionsl Senior Band, Dance Band, Orchestra. Am- liticn: To grow an onion patch. BETTY IEANETTE GERLER lBuqsl Division President, Division Ass't Secretary, LHC. Delegate, Library Aide, Teachers Aide, Hall Marshal, lr. Girls' Chorus. Arn- lntioii: To have a successful marriage. KATHERINE GIGIANO lGigiI Division Secretary, Attendance Office, Hall Marshal, Ambition: Career in the Navy. WALTER GOC lWulIl Class Officer, Key Club Treasurer, Mixed Clioius, Social Committee, Locker Service. Amlviticiiz Mechanical Engineer. LEROY GODZICKI iwoodyl liltotliall 4 Years, Ambition: Operate a be-fr Garden. ALICE GRZELAK lGrizzlyI Divisicn Officer, Teachers Aide, 'Wells World Staff, Wells World Deleqate. Am- bition: To be happily married. CURTIS ARNELL HALL fBeanheadl Fnotball, Track, Basketball, Hall Marshal, Teachers Aide, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Tc' be successful in life. PERMILLA HAMILTON tPuml Teachers Aide. Ambition: Stenoqrapher. IOHN HAMMER lHaml Ambition: To be successful. EULA HANES ELNORA HARVEY tDolll Division Officer, Hall Marshal Captain, Bal- le't. Ambition: To be a secretary. CAROLYN HICKS fLynnl National Honor Society Committee, Treas- urer of Division, Ass't Secretary of Division, Office Aide. Ambition: Secretary. ELMA HILL Teachers Aide, Marshal, President of Di- vision, Wells World Deleqate, French Club, Treasurer Iob Clinic. Ambition: To be a teacher. WILLIAM HOFFMAN VERNESTRA HOPKINS lRobinl Teachers Aide, Hall Marshal, Iob Clinic, French Club. Ambition: To qet a French accent. NADIA HORBACZEWSKI fCookiel lialt Marshal, Teachers Aide, Class Sec- retary. Arnbiticn: Marriage. Class of June I 'ec K ai J Class of June I l i t i l E l l l PAGE I6 ALBERT HORODECKI iAll Division Officer, Vice President Key Club, Mixed Chorus, Teachers Aide. Ambition: Success. FRED HUDSON tDuckl Basketball, W.C.A., Boys' Chorus, Red Cross, Wells World Delegate, W'.C.A. Elec- tion Delegate, Class Officer, Latin Club. Ambition: Business Man. SALLY ANN HUDSON fShorty Annl Hall Marshal, Mixed Chorus, Teachers Aide, lunior Girls' Chorus, Secretary of Mixed Chorus, lunior Red Cross. Ambition: To be a success in life. IESSIE REIN HUGHES iTerinel Teachers Aide, lr. Girls' Chorus, lob Clinic Member, Class President, Ambition: To be a Private Secretary. DELORES M. IVERY tlvyl Division President, Treasurer, Wells World Delegate, Latin Club, French Club, Teach- er's Aide, Hall Marshal, lr. Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Member of W.C.A., Corre- lator Staff. Ambition: To attend Rosary College. IOSEPH IACKOVIN iloel Teacher's Aide, Program Office Aide, R,O.T.C, Ambition: To be a success. LENORA IACKSON Hall Marshal, Teacher's Aide. Ambition: To be a success, MARY IACKSON iRuthl Class Officer, Hall Marshal, Wells World Delegate. Ambition: Seamstress. WILMA IACKSON Secretary of M.E,W. Class, Program Office Aide, P.T.A. Representative, lunior Girls' Chorus. Ambition: To be married. ALMA IEAN IAMES tlecml Ass't Secretary of Division, Red Cross Dele- gate, Member of W.C.A., Wells World Dele- aate, Division Treasurer. Ambition: Lawyer or Hat Desiqner. BETTY IOYCE IANICKI fBetsyl Te-acher's Aide, Locker Service, Division Treasurer, Division Social Committee. Am- bition: To be happily married. KEN IANISZEWSKI ilanisl Frosh-Soph Basketball, Program Office Aide, intramural Basketball, Ambition: To make lots of money. MARY ANN IAROSZ iSlimi Teacher's Aide, l.R.C., Marshal, Ballet, Proqram Office Aide, lr. Girls' Ghorus. MARY IANE IENDRZEICZYK ilol Ass't Treasurer, President of Division, Sec- retary of Division, Teacher's Aide, Iunior Red Cross. Ambition: To marry. MARIE IOHNCOLA iPepsii Division Officer, President of W.C.A., Sec- retary of W.C.A., Ass't Sat. at Arms of W.C.A., Wells World Social Committee, Civic Action Committee, Homeroom Record Committee, Italian Club. Ambition: Teach FAIRY BELL IOHNSON lRabbill Tfhoclxnfs Aide, Ballet, Serretcrry of US, History Closs. Ambition: Doctor. RUDOLPH W. IOHNSON ICQ! Rudyl Morslml, W5-lls World Delegate, Division Olficelr, Social Center' Guard. Ambition: Printniq. ALBERT IONES lThe Chiefl Division President, W.C.A, Delegate-. Arn- liition: To iw ti Writer. RAYMOND KABAT lBruceJ T6 JCi16'I'S Aide. Arnlwition: To unload Brinks Trnvlcs. VICTORIA KOPIEC VICTOR KOSLENKO lVicl K-f-y Clnlv, Movie Cpercitor, TGCICIIEIVS Aide. Mixed C'l'ic:rns. Aniivition: Doftor. RONALD KRAMARCZYK lKramerl Arnliitioni Airlorctw Pilot. GERALD KRUEGER Uerryl Fntixlinil, Gym Aide, Division Trrldsiricer, Holl Guard. Arnliition: To qrcrduotci. PATRICIA KRYZAN lPcrtl W.C.A. Assistant Secretary, Division Cf- liCe1s, Civic Action Cornniiiteo Clzdirrnan, Cl llV+3l1ll0li Cnriiriiittelel, Brill-1' Clicwrus, Vifwlls Wczrlii. ANN KULKA IKuklcxl Ilivisiori Vice President, Wevlls Wtzrlril lhlv- 'lfilri Arnliition: To riirwft Elvis Presley rind His Hound Dog. DANIEL C. KUNYSZ lsolar Fumcxcel iffmr'r'flntor Dolorqoto, Bond Aide, Trovk. SHIRLEY LuBLANC lNanny Mol Hull Mdrslicrl, T0ocln2r's Aida Arnliititin: TP iw snfcosslnl. BARBARA IUNE LANE lBobby Loul Ballot, Ccvnveflrition Cornriiiltfse, Division Cl- tivvfs, Cldss Qtlicfls, Teclrtliefs Aide, Red Cross. Arnliilinni Try to UlldGI'SlCIl'iCl people. ANGELO LARUCCI U-Inql Imtiotitoll. Amlvitronr To lie Q succvss in llffw. CLARA LAWRENCE Convention Delslqclte, Teocliens Aide, Mixed Llliorns, Asst 'IlIOK'1SLll'9I' of Division, Closs Serrwtnry, Class ViCsfl3re-siclont, W.C,A., Wells World lr. Red Cross, Correlutor. Arnlwition: To be ci success in everything l tio. ass of June I957 ,wig PAGE I7 Class of June I 957... ,.-as PAGE I8 DOROTHY LEIA IDottyl Division Officer, Teachers Aide, Polish Club, Wells World Drawing Editor, lob Clinic Member, Super I-Ionor Roll, W.C.A. Member. Ambition: To be a private sec- ietary. FRANCES LEVVICKI lButchl Division Officer, Class Officer, Italian Club, Red Cross, Teachers Aide, G.A.A., Modern Dance. Ambition: Happiness. AGNES LISS lAqgiel Wells World Delegate, Teachers Aide. Ambition: Married Beautician. DAVID LONG ESTHER LOPEZ OLGA MAIEWSKA Teachers Aide. Ambition: Chernist. MARIETTA MAPLE fCookiel I-fail Guard, Correlator Bookkeeper, Girls' Chorus, Division Secretary, Wells World Typist. Ambition. Secretary. IRENE MAXWELL fReneel Vice President of Division, Ass't Sec. lunior Red Cross, Delegate Wells World, Hall Marshal, Ballet, Office Aide, Class Officer. Ambition: Secretary. MINNIE LEE McCARTHY fSIow Motionl G.A.A. Representative, Class President, Correlator Delegate, Wells World Delegate, Chorus, lob Clinic Member. Ambition: To be a pianist. MARION MCCHRYSTAL fMcryl Division Officer, Wells World Delegate, W.C.A. Rep., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Arrange- ment Committee, 'I'eacher's Aide, Corre- lator Rep., Cheerleader, Girls' Chorus, Ambition: To teach. NORMA MCGOOKIN lButchl Division Officer, Teachers Aide, Correlator Bookkeeper, W.C.A,, Girls' Chorus. Ambi- tion: To become an Air Force housewife. DANIEL W. MILLER lLittIe Colonell Band, R.O.T.C. Battalion Adjutant, Teach, er's Aide, I-l'all Marshal, Wells World Staff, Correlator Delegate, l.R.C., Class Officer, World Delegate, W.C.A., Key Club, Ambition: To be a West Point graduate. SUSIE A. MINES fscookyl Division Officer, Teachers Aide, Correlator Delegate. Ambition: To be a nurse. MARY ANN MOELLER lMarl IRC. Delegate, Orchestra. Ambition: To be happy and successful. RUTH MOORE fShortiel Hall Marshal, Correlator Delegate, Teach- ers Aide, Red Cross Delegate. Ambition: To tell others about Iesus. MARIA ANTONIA MORALES tMarial l,R,C., Teachers Aide, Senior Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Class Officer. Ambition: To lie a Dietitrian. LAURA MORRIS lLumpl Hall Marshal, Office Aide, Teachers Aide. Amltition: Secretary, LYVON MULLINS tAnqel Eyesl Arnliitinnz Tv: lieczrnie rich. HIROSHI NAKANO fiasf-ltall, Kvy Club, Division Officer, Teach- '-i's Aide, Marshal, Finance Corinnittce. Am- tition: Enaineer. CORA LEE NEVELS lCundyl Vltiss Officer Teachers Aide, Hall Marshal. All1l'1'lt,Ilf To marry. ROBERT NICPON tNickl Anil itirrn: Sell cheese on the nimcn MARGIE NOWACK Wells World Delegate, Hall Marshal, Teach-A ers Aide, Bulletin Aide, Class Secretary, Arnliition: To be happy in Whatever l do. VICTOR ODARCZENKO Gym Aide, Division Officer, lunior Red Cross, Correlator Delegate, Teachers Aide. Key Club. Amtvition: Stay healthy and be successful. ELIZABETH OKAYAMA lI..izziel Atnliitivn: Private secretary. NICK PACIONE RONALD PARTIPILO lPai'l Gym Clerk, Teachers Aide. Ambition: Printer, CORRINE PATKE tCorl Teachers Aide, Division Officer, Class Officer, Merit Point Committee, Ballet, Mixed Chorus, Wells World Delegate, Make-Up Editor for Wells World, Editor-in-Chief of Wells World. Ambition: To become a model. MIKE PATSIS Gym Aide. ISABELLE PERRONE lBellel Publicity Committee, Division Officer, Major- ette, Ballet, ltalian Club, W.C.A. Rep., Conf vention Delegate, Class Officer, Attendance Office Aide, Teachers Aide. Ambition: To reach 5' fl . MICHAEL PETRYNIEC lltllikel Track, Track Capt., I-lall Marshal. Amlii tion: To hc' a qleat success in life. 7 ass of June I957 PAGE I9 P 1 'ass of ,fun I957... l 1 PAGE 20 ROGER PLUSKOTA fThe Rock? Chairman of Social Comm., Wells World, Sr. Bank Finance Comm., Teachers Aide, R.O.T.C. Officer, French Club, Latin Club, Division Officer, Key Club. Ambition: En- gineer. BEATRICE POLKA fBecxl l-fall Marshal, Program Office, Teachers Aide, Ass't Secretary, Wells World Delee gate, Ambition: To succeed in everything l do. TIMOTHY POTTER fTimmy or Curleyl Key Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Teach- ers Aide, Division Officer, Wells World, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: Lawyer. ANNA PRESTON fAnnubelleel Marshal, Class Officer. Ambition: To be a Mortician. IOSEPH PRESZ flohnl W.C.A. Ambition: To be successful. MICHAEL RATAI fMikel. Student Council, Hall Guard, Division Room Sergeant at Arms,, Boys' Chorus. Ambi- tion: To be successful in life. VIOLA REDD fRed-Headl Hall Marshal, Teacher's Aide, Office Aide. Ambition: Married nurse. GLORIA RHODES fI.a Lal Teachers Aide, Division Vice President, Volley Ball Tournament, Hall Marshal. Ambition: To join the WAFS. THELMA ROBERSON fI.eel Teachers Aide, Marshall, Division Officer. Ambition: Teacher. GLORIA ROMANIUK fGeorqiel fob Clinic, Teachers Aide, Wells World. Hall Marshal, Ass't Secretary of Division, Sergeant at Arms of Division, Girls' Chorus. Ambition: Stenographer. IOEINE RUSNAK fDagmcn'l Division Treasurer, Correlator Delegate, Hall Marshal, Teachers Aide, Mixed Chorus, Ballet, Wells World Typist, At- tendance Office Aide, Program Office Aide. Ambition: Swim the English Channel. HAROLD SAIDA Class Officer, Wells World, Rifle Team. Ambition: Electrical Engineer, GRACIE SALLEY fNutl Teachers Aide. Ambition: Barber. LOUIS SAND fLoul Class Officer, Wells World Delegate. Am- bition: Actor. PAUL SARCH fScn'qel Swimming Team, Rifle Team. Ambition: To be successful. MARIAN SASSE lMurel Hall Marshal, Class Officer. Ambition: To aet married, RICHARD SCHABOWSKI fRichl Ease-lrall, Swimming Team, Class Officer. Arrrliitron: To have my own sport car. MIKE SCIMECA fMudl Arrrlrrtiorr: Tug Boat Captain. MICHAEL SCRIMA fMikel Tuaclier's Aide, Locker Aide. Ambition: fff rrstructiczn worker. WILLIAM SELEZNIOWSKI fVicl Movie Operator, Teacher's Aide, Program Office Aide. Ambition: Engineer. YVONNE SELLERS fBonl Teacliers Aide, Class Officer, lr. Girls' Chr-rus, Marshal. Amluition: Nurse or pa- licfwoman. HELEN SENKEVICH fButtonsl l.rlrrr.iry Assistant, Class Offices, Teacliefs Aide. Amlwitrorr: Private Stenograplier. IOHN SEREDA fOff-Sidesl Class Officers, Gym Aide, Football Team. .f'i:rrl:itrr..n: To own a few dozen oil wells. IOANNE SHYAN fShYl VVVCA. Ccrrirrrittees, Marorettes, Teacher s .f'rrrlri, G.A.A., l.R.C., Mixed Chorus, Divi- srirrr Offic- r, Program Office. Ambition: To rave scveri youngsters. ZORAN SIBINCIC Amlvitiori: Nuclear Physicist. CARMELLA SIMONE fCanniel Lilvrary Aide, W.C.A., Delegate Hall Guard, G.A,A., lr. Red Cross. Ambition: Married Beautician. NANCY SLONINA fNunl Maiorettes, G.A.A., W.C.A. Committees, Division Officer, Teachers Aide, Attend ance Office Clerk, Program Office Clerk. Amlvition: To marry a good dancer. DOROTHY ANN STACHELEK fDorl Sr. Band, Teachers Aide, Wells World, Orchestra, Class Officers, Program Office, Ccnstitiitiorr Committee. Ambition: Secre- tary. ROBERT STOGNER fBobl W.C.A. Member. Ambition: Engineer. MARY ANN STOSKI fStosll Teacher's Aicle, Hall Marshall, Div. Officer, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., LRC., Attendance Office Aide. Amlwitiorri Stenographer. 6 - DLA Jne I 7 New ii PAGE 2l Class of June I PAGE 22 INGRID STRUPE llngai Hall Guard, Library Aide. Ambition: Con- tinue education after High School. IACQUELINE SWATEK llackiel Hall Marshal, Office Aide, Class Officer, Teacher's Aide, Chorus, Ambition: Ste- nographer. BLANCI-IE SWIATEK lTinyJ G.A,A. Representative, Home Economics Representative, Class Treasurer. Amliiition: Housewife. IOSEPH SZAWICA floei Vice President of the W.C.A., Student National Honor Society, Wells World, Key Club, lunior Red Cross, Div. Officer, W.C.A. Convention Delegate, Social Committee Aide, Polish Club, Math Club, College Cluli, Hall Marshal, Guidance Office Aide, Boys' Chorus. Ambition: Engineering Physicist. EDDIE SZUDAHSKI lEdgyJ SALLY ANN SZWEDO lSall Attendance Office Aide, Teacher's Aide, Division Officer, fob Clinic, Sr. Band. Ani- lnitionz To be a success in life. TIIU TAI.I l'I'il National Honor Society, Wells World Staff, W.C.A. Office Clerk, Div. Sec, on National Poster and Introduction Committee and ln- duction Committee, President of History Class, H'all Guard. LOUISE TASSIONE lLoul Wells World Staff, Merit Point System Coin- mittee, Publicity Comm., Election Comm., Div. Officer, Ballet, Teacher Aide, Attend- ance Office, Hall Marshal. PAT TAYLOR Office Aide, Teacher's Aide, Ballot. Ainlvi- tion: Private Secretary. KATHERINE THOMAS flialhyt lr, Red Cross, Latin Club, Teacher's Aide, Div. Officer, Wells World Delegate. Am- bition: To he a great woman. FRED TINOLY l'I'inl Football team. Ambition: To live a full life, DIDI TORO fCcxnkyJ Amlvition: Secretary. IANET TYMINSKI llcml W.C.A., Publicity Committee, Election Coni- inittee, Maiorettes, G.A.A,, Division Officer, Teachers Aide, Program Office Aide. Am- hition: To understand myself. ALICE UNGER lAll Div. Officer, Ballet, Teacher's Aid, Class Officers. Ambition: Private Secretary. IOSEFA VARGAS U01 lilyrary Aide, Mixed Chorus, Teachefs Aide, Senior Girls' Chorus, W.C.A., Cloth' ing Treasurer. Arnliitioni To be a Spanish Teacher. GEORGE WADE IGeorgiel W.C.A. Member. Ambition: let Pilot. MARY ANN WADE Marshal, Teachers Aide, lr. Girls' Chorus. Ambition: To be u success. SHIRLEY WALLACE Teachers Aide, Wells World Deleaate, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: To study at the University of lllinois. VALERIE WASKIEWICZ lVcll Marshal, Maiorette, Ballet, Publicity Comm., l.R.C., Div. Officers. Ambition: Secretary. NANCY WASNIEWSKI lPeppyl Ambition: Marriage. CHANCELLOR WHITE fChasel President of U.S. History Club, Pt.O.T.C, Ambition: Tc become a doctor. PATRICIA WIERMANSKI CLEMENTINE WILLIAMS IClemyl Teachers Aide, Chorus, Honor Society, Division Sec., Office Aide, Perfect Attend- ance Award, French Club. Ambition: Sec- rotary. ERIC WILLIAMS lPollyl Football, Baseball, Track Team. Teachers Aide, Hall Marshal, Gym Aide. Ambition: Tc ao to Marquette University. ORA LEE VVILLIAMS lLeel Senior Girls' Chorus Treasurer, President, Teachers Aids. Ambition: Secretary. MARY WINCHESKI lChiefl Div. Office, Wells World, Constitution Comm., Teachers Aide, lr. Girls' Chorus, l.R.C. Arribiticir: Teacher of Physics. STANLEY WODZIN Arnliitron: Engineer. NANCY WOINAROWSKI Te-aclrer's Aide, Mixed Chorus, Class Of- ficer, Hall Marshal, Office Aide, W.C.A. Member, l.R.C. Ambition: To be a success iii nursing. LINDA WOOTTON lI.ynl Teachers Aide, Mixed Chorus, Sr. Girls' Chorus. Ambition: To succeed. ARTHUR WRIGHT IEurll Football Team. Ambition: To be cr profes- sional Adventurer. ass of June PAGE 23 Class of June l957 . . . l. Lp It I s- 'C' RONALD WUCZYNSKI tRonl Gym Aide, President of Div. 3 Times, Key Club. Ambition: To be ambitious. IOHN ZINIEWICZ Teacher's Aide, Agenda Committee, Pro- iectionist, Div. Officer. Ambition: Motion Picture Writer. Zillili N I fast an oiestament Class of June 1957 -Division 400 SUSIE A. MINES: I proudly leave Wells '4' years after I entered. CLEMENTINE WILLIAMS: I leave a swell division teacher to all the freshiesf' DAISY DONLEY: I leave, gee I am glad, I bet the teacher ain't so sad. MARIA ANTONIA MORALES: I leave taking with me the most pleasant memories of all those who have made my high school experiences new and pleasant ones. CHANCELLOR T. WHITE: I take my mistakes and blunders with me. CLARA LAWRENCE: I leave Wells but I don't want to. RONALD WUCZYNSKI: I leave all my S's to my brother ta future freshiel. MICHAEL RATAI: I leave Wells with deep sorrow in my heart. NANCY WOINAROWSKI: I leave Wells like I came in- scaredg also I leave to some lucky freshies a wonderful division teacher, Mrs. Woods. MINNIE LEE MCCARTI-IY: I leave Wells Dora and Elizabeth Long, and all the pretty girls to William lanes. LEROY GODZICKI: I leave my football shoes and number '38'g also Mr. Ross, a great guy! PATRICIA KRYZAN: I leave with the knowledge of a happy and bright future with Bob. IOSEPI-IINE ALKAZOFF: l leave all my tardinesses and 8 o'clock make-ups to one of the unfortunate freshiesf' Class of June I ROSE BOENS: I leave to Wells my text books and text papers. IVAN BROADDUS: I leave my gym shoes to Mr. Wolf and lock to Mr. Theiss. IOHN DODROW: I leave my headaches to Dr. Iackson. PAT DROZDOWSKI: I leave with a smile on my face and tears in my heart. ROBERT EICI-l'LER: I leave my R.O. uniform to some lucky cadet. IOE FABBRI: I leave, leaving nothing. RAMONA GARCIA: I leave Wells having met Henrietta and Henry. IERRY GARLICK: I leave my tuba to Aventino Calvetti. SALLY ANN HUDSON: I leave Civics 2 to Thelma Smith. MARY IACKSON: A sad heart to all the luniorsf' IIM KLESCEWSKI: I leave my gym trunks to Marge Ketchemf' TED KRZYZYK: I leave my 'G' string to Mr. Stoller and my 'T' square to Mr. Theiss. ANN KULKA: I leave Wells knowing I leave with Henrietta. ERNEST MACK: I just leave Wells. MARIETTA MAPLE: I leave to Wells my shorthand books and my bad grades. MARY MCCHRYSTAL: I leave all the Steverinos to my cousin Locita. PAGE 24 FRANCES LEWICKI: I leave Wells with many memories, fond and otherwise. DOROTHY B. LEIA: I leave a good school, wonderful friends and teachers, and four of the happiest years of my Iife. ROBERT LINZY: I leave all the excitement and bewilderness to some lucky freshie. IIM CROSSWAIT: With head fully clear and mind free at ease, and ambitions that I hope to seize, I leave, 'Period'I DAVE LONG: I leave Dan 'Duke' I.. the famous B.B., to the new freshies next year. ERIC WILLIAMS: I leave, being of sound mind and ath- letically inclined. GLORIA RHODES: I leave Wells as I Came in4'Brilliant'. VICKIE KOPIEC-I leave my locker, lock, and combination to Marge Ketchemf' CORA LEE NEVELS: I leave Geneva Smith to better some of the grades I received. NICOLAS BUTZKY: I leave Wells bearing in mind how won- derful the teachers were. IERRY CORTEZ: I leave my officer's uniform to the new cadets of the R.O.T.C. AGNES LISS: 'I leave my beautiful long fingernails to my sister Valarie. DELORES M. IVERY: I leave Wells with memories of four happy years. PATRICIA CORIGLIONE: I leave Henrietta to Marie Ciffone and Dolores Filmcncykf' ANGELO LARUCCI: I leave a swell division. 957 - Division 310 NORMA MCGOOKIN: I leave all my fond memories of my shorthand class. MARY ANN MOELLER: I leave my orchestra class and Mr. Stoller, a good friend. RUTH MOORE: I leave Wells and all of its fine teachers to Naomi Oplawski, Virginia Mika, Mary lean Bielitzki, and especially Bonnie Kafkeef' LYVON MULLINS: I just leave, I hope. IAMES NONAKA: I leave because my four years are up. CORRINE PATKE: I leave knowing that a more capable per- son will assume my position as Wells World Editor-in-Chief. MIKE PATSIS: I leave my Civics tests to the 3A's. BELLE PERRONE: I leave with many happy memories. VIOLA REDD: I leave my books and seat for Thelma Roberson, and my cousin. GLORIA ROMANIUK: I leave Wells to someone smarter. IOEINE RUSNAK: I leave with the thought of never returning. SHIRLEY WALLACE: I leave my seat in Civics to whoever Wants it. NANCY WASNIEWSVI: I leave to my sister Iudy my tank suit, holes and all. STANLEY WODZIN: I leave, leaving my Civics notes. ART WRIGHT: I leave my football shoes to Mr. Rinkaf' Class of June 1957 -Division 201 DANIEL KUNSYZ: I leave Miss Wolsan, my wonderful divi- sion teacher. MARIE IOHNCOLA: I leave my wonderful friends to go to college and face the future with P. S. IOSEPI-I SZAWICA: I leave Wells cmd my friends to further my education for another five years. VALERIA WASKIEWICZ: I leave WellsfGcodby. ALICE UNGER: I leave all my friends, not because I want to, but because my sentence is up. RICHARD CIAIKA: I leave my gym shoes to lerry Pluto. PETER DYKE: I leave all my girl friends to my brother. MARY WINCHESKI: I leave the back door open for anyone who wishes a fast escape. ERNEST BAKER: I leave this magnificent educational domain with deep and sincere intentions of never coming back. IOSEPH IACKOWSKI: I leave through the front door. VVILMA IACKSON: I leave my Civics teacher. MARY ANN IAROSZ: I leave this school to make plans for the summer with I. G. and R. B. IOHN ZINIEWICZ: I leave some of the finest young persons I have ever known. ANDREA BASCON: l leave all my wonderful friends. WILLIAM SELEZNOWSKI: I'm leaving after eight years. They finally kicked me out. Class of June 1 BLANCI-IE SWIATEK: I am leaving Wells with an open ambition. BEVERLY SPIEWAK: I leave Wells to get a job. MARY ANN STOSKI: I leave two Wonderful teachers, Miss Hagermann and Miss Zwiefkaf' HELEN SENKEVICH: I leave Wells High School with some of my happiest memories behind me. ED SZUDARSKI: To my girl Rose I leave this school. MARIAN SASSE: I leave my brother Leonard to graduate. GRACIE SALLEY: I leave my sister, Minnie, Wells . . KEN IANISZEWSKI: I leave Wells to go job-hunting. ELNORA HARVEY: I leave all my shorthand notes to anyone who can read them. VICTOR KOSLENKO: l leave behind all my fond memories. ELIZABETH OKAYAMA: 'I leave 201 fthe topsl with my son tKenl and my daughter tBeal and hope Pop tHiroshil will see they keep out of trouble. BEATRICE POLKA: I leave with my little mother ILizl, my big brother tKenl, and my medium-sized father Il-l'iroshil. KEN CHMIELINSKI: I leave my sister ILizl to my mother CBeal to my father fHiroshil. HIROSHI NAKANO: I leave bright-eyed and eager. RICHARD CASSIN: I leave after my four year vacation. ALICE GRZELAK: I leave with all my good friends. DIDI TORO: I leave my ballet shoes to my cousin Carmen. FAIRY BELL IOHNSON: I leave to go to summer school. WALTER GOC: I leave Wells just the same way I came in. BETTY IANICKI: l leave my place of rest. IRENE MAXWELL: I leave all my wonderful teachers to my brother lessef' ALBERT HORDECKI: I leave my gym shoes to Alice. LENORA IACKSON: I leave all my wonderful memories. TIMOTHY POTTER: With a lump in my throat I leave Wells. LEO BASILIO: I leave as editor of the Wells Correlator. 957 - Division 208 DOROTI-l'Y STACHELAK: I leave Wells with many wonderful memories behind me. IOHN SEREDA: I leave without Ramona . . IACOUELINE SWALET: I leave a very wonderful teacher, Miss I-Iagermannf' NANCY SLONINA: I leave if I pass gym . IOI-IN R. HAMMER: I leave my old gym shoes. MIKE SCIMECA: I leave Miss Terry TWO NEW SHOPPPING BAGS. VERNESTRA HOPKINS: I leave Wells' won:ier'ul teachers. Class of June 1957 -Division- 401 BARBARA BRIGI-IT: I leave because I passed all my subiectsf' BEITY BAILEY: l leave . . . Good-bye. RUDOLPI-I W. IOI-l'NSON: I leave my notebook to the 4B's. ELIZABETH ANGELETTI: I leave Wells to my brother. IUDY BIELAWSKI I leave, because if I don't they'll kick me out. EVELYN BROWN: I leave Wells a LITTLE OLDER and a LOT WISER. LORRAINE FIORELLI: I leave my Modern Dance class. EARLEEN CLARK: I leave with more knowledge and hope of success. CAROLYN HICKS: I leave . . . Gladlyl NADIA I-IORBACZEWSKI: I leave . . . because I have to. SANDRA BRYANT: l leave behind me four happy years. SARA DUARTE: I leave . . . Finally. BARBARA LANE: I leave remembering the semester we had fourteen people in one locker. THOMAS LESNIEWICZ: I am leaving?? FRANK BRUEGGER: I'm leaving? I-low come? CI-l'RIST BEKAS: I leave my little follower Frank Diaz, behind! NANCY BORO: I leave while I have the chance. ARLENE BRZOSTEK: I leave Mrs. Scotten to all future classesi. LLOYD BURDEN: I leave while I can. DOLORES BANDYNSKI: I leave my gym suit with the hole under the arm to the gym department. MIKE PETRYNIEC: I leave with the fond memories of all the coffee breaks. MARIANNE BACHINSKI: I leave to the on-coming students- ambition-the gateway to success on the road of life. TONY CARACCI: I leave because I can't kick Mike out of the locker again. GERALD KRUEGER: I leave Wells to all the Sinatra fans. ROOSEVELT ARCHIBALD: I leave the young ladies in peace. Class of June 1957 -Division 406 FRED BLEEKER: All good things must come to an end. TRUDY DAWIDOWICZ: I leave? LOUIS FASHODA: I leave the swimming pool to Walter Stancy, and the Print Shop to Mr. Armit. BETTY GERLER: l leave my tired, and worn cut books. IOSE F. GAYTON: I leave Wells because I have to. ELMA HILL: I leave all the wonderful memories of Wells. FRED HUDSON: I leave Wells to my future followers. RAYMOND KABAT: I leave Wells because I have to. ALMA IAMES: I leave Wells with Claude. MARY IANE IENDRZEICZYK: I leave my locks, gym suit, and teachers to my sister Dolores. ALBERT IONES: I leave Wells knowing I am prepared for a better future. WALTER KRUZEL: I leave my R.O.T.C. uniform to some new cadet tif it fitsl. LAURA MORRIS: I leave Wells because Wells can't leave me. MARGIE NOWACK: I leave four hard and happy years behind me. VICTOR N. ODARCZENKO: I leave to be a successful person. THELMA ROBERSON: I leave Wells to Earlene, Claudette, and Dorothy. PAUL SARCI'l': I leave my Civics book to Nancy Wisner. YVONNE SELLERS: I leave Wells to Wilma Mullon, a very nice friend of mine. LOUISE TASSIONE.: I leave with many wonderful memories. KATHERINE THOMAS: I leave Wells to all my friends, and my two locks to my niece, Bunice Baker. IANET TYMINSKI: I leave to go on to an unknown future. MARY ANN WADE: l leave all my bad grades to my sister Norma and her friends. ESTHER WADLINGTON: I leave Mr. Gordon to Charlotte. Wilma, and lean. ORA LEE WILLIAMS: I leave Wells with memories of the classes I enjoyed most. IOSEFA VARGAS: I leave all my D's and cut slips. PAGE 25 Class of February I958 l PAGE 26 WESLEY BANKS iButcI-il Track Team, Gym Aide, Class Officer. Ambition: Bookkeeper. MIKE BARILLA iMikel Football, Social Committee, Gym Aide, Divi- sion Officer. Ambition: Success. DOROTHY BEDNARCZYK Uackiel Ballet, Div. Officer, Teache-r's Aide, Hall Marshal, Chorus. Ambition: Marriage and Success. GERALD BENKENDORF iPinkyl Div. President, Teacl'ier's Aide. Ambition: To go places. IOYCE BERGENS fCleol Ballet, lunior Girls' Chorus, Teachers Aide, Gym Aide, Div. Officer. Ambition: Married Secretary. MARION BEY IULIUS L. BEYERS iDent Hecxdl Gym Aide, Football Team. Ambition: To be a success. DIANE BOLSEGA iAngell Program Office Aide, Teachers Aide, Bal- let, Division Secretary. Ambition: Marriage. LEROY BROWN iProiessorl Boys' Chorus, Hall Marshal, Track Team, Basketball, Gym Aide. Ambition: To be a gentleman. ANTHONY LEONARD CALARCO iCookl Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. I OE CASTINO CYRENA CHIARELLO iRenel Ballet, Program Office, English President, Ass't Secretary of Division. Ambition: Secs retary. MARTHA LOUISE COLE iPeuchesl Hall Marshal. Ambition: Housewife. ANNETTE DATTOMO iTonil Div. Officer, Teachers Aide, Program Of- fice Aide, lr. Girls' Chorus, Italian Club. Ambition: To be a stenographer. PETE DUBININ Swimming Team, Division Officer. Ambi- tion: Weightlifter in the Olympics. CAROL DUDA fLittle Onel Division Officer, Teacher's Aide. Ambition: Doctor's Receptionist. NICK FALAGARIO Football. Ambition: To drive Dad's Cadillac. DOLORES FILMONCZYK fDell Ambition: Get Married. ERNEST GAGE fThe Baronl Football. Ambition: To be a success. CATHY GANAS fKittenl W.C.A. Clerk, Treasurer. BARBARA GONZALEZ fBabsl Marshal, Teacher's Aide, Library Aide. Ambition: To Marry. MARY GRIGGS fSpunkl Division Officer, Hall Marshal. ROSALIE GRISAFFI fBazachl Hall Marshal, Vice President, Division Treasurer, Ambition: To get married. CHRISTINE HOLLINS fKrisl Teachers Aide, Office Aide, Hall Marshal, Class Officers. Ambition: Stenoqrapher, GEORGE HRYNEWYCZ R.O.T.C., Football, Library Aide, Air Raid Marshal, Campus Aide, Teachers Aide. Hall Marshal, Spanish Club, Honor Roll. l,R.C. Club. Ambition: To be successful in life. RICHARD IACOBS fRickyl Ambition: To be a Psychologist. MARCIA IUREK fTorchl Ballet, Hall Marshal, Teachers Aide, At- tendance Office Aide, Division Officer. HANNAH KANON flledl Senior Band. Ambition: interpreter. FRED KAZUMURA Ambition: Engineer. HENRY KAZUMURA ass of February l958 PAGE 27 Class of February I958 . . . i i t PAGE 28 ANTHE KIAMOS fAcel Div. Officer, Teachers Aide, Latin Club. lr, Girls' Chorus, Hall Marshal, Wells World, W.C.A. Cashier. Ambition: Teacher. ROBERT KOLBASH' fRedl Gym Aide, Treasurer. Ambition: To be rich. IGOR KREICBERGS Teacher's Aide, Division President, Hall Marshal, Boys' Chorus President, Enqlish Class President. Amhitioni Army Career. DAN LA GIOIA tDcml Italian Club. Ambition: To be a millionaire. LORETTA LANDOWSKI fCookiel Hall Marshal, Italian Club. Ambition: Career Girl. IACKIE LEWANDOWSKI lDollyl Teacher's Aide, Attendance Aide, Class Officer, G.A.A. Ambition: To qrow 2 inches. ROSIE LEE LEWIS tLadl Spanish Club. Ambition: Typist, or Seam- stress. NANCY LEE MADURA fPinkyl Teachers Aide, Polish Club, Class Officer, Div. Officer, Locker Aide. Ambition: To he successful. RICHARD MAIEWSKI tDickl Football Mgr, Ambition: Police Officer. SHIRLEY ANN MAYOR fsherbiel Cheer Leader, Office Aide, Wells World Delegate, French Club, W.C.A. Delegate. Ambition: French Teacher. STEVE MICHNIEWSKI fsonnyl Hall Marshal. Ambition: To be successful. CHESTER MIKOLAIEVVSKI Uuniorl Gym Aide. Ambition: To be successful. IOHN MIRONCIW Gym Aide. Ambition: Scientist. GENEVIEVE MISZKIEWICZ Uennyl Library Aide, Hall Marshal, Teacher's Aide, Division Officer, Ballet. Ambition: Secretary. BORIS MOSTAKOWENKO tBorisl Teacher's Aide, Gym Aide, Campus Aide. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. ANN MPISTOLARIDES Teachers Aide, Div. Officer, Library Aide. Ambition: To visit California. OTIS NEACE fHcxppyI Basketball Team, Div. Pres., Teacher's Aide, Wells World Staff. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. IENNTE OLANDESE fShortiel Div. Officer, Hall Marshal, Teachers Aide. Ambition: To get married. IOSEPH OYAMA Teachers Aide, Wells World, Division Of- ficer, Merit Point System Committee, Gym Aide. Ambition: To be successful. IOSEPH PATLA fDnxtl Swim Team, Gym Aide. Ambition: Lawyer. NEVEN POPOVIC fNevl Football. Ambition: Enqineer. CYLERSTEIN RAINEY fsieinl Library Aide. Ambition: Nurse. LUCILLE RAKOWSKI iLul Division Officer, Teacher's Aide, Polish Club. Ambition: Housewife and Mother. PHIL ROBINSON fGypsyl l.R.C. Officer, Mixed Chorus, French Club, Gym Aide, Div. Officer. Ambition: To be a musician. CATHERINE HUDDER fCowboyJ Div. Officer, lr. Girls' Chorus. Ambition: Physical Therapist. RONALD RYZNER GERALDINE SAELENS fGerryl Teacher's Aide, Marshal. Ambition: Secre- tary. CATHERINE SCIMECA fKcxyi ltalian Club, Teachers Aide, Ballet, DiviA sion Officer. Ambition: To qo to Mars. VIAVERY SHAIRD iTapyl Teacherws Aide, Secretary two semesters: Wells World Delegate. Ambition: To be CI success. CLIENT ON SMITH fSmittyJ Band, Class Officer, l-lall Marshal, Teach- ers Aide, Social Committee. Ambition: To be a millionaire. . . . Class of February l958 if 'WS' I . 1 TQ' PAGE 29 Class of February I958 PAGE 30 Q FIRST ROW THELMA SMITH fCookiel Hall Marshal, Teachers Aide. Ambition: Telephone Operator or Model. WALTER SOBOTA Ambition: To make a million. ELAINE C. SZUFNAROWSKI lPepil Secretary, Treasurer, l.R.C. Representative, W.C.A., Hall Marshal, Volley Ball Team. Ambition: To become a Professional Accor- diari Player. Q SECOND ROW WILLIE TATE lLittle Williel Gym Aide. Ambition: Electrician. FRANCES TEAGUE ISV-feet Peal Hall Marshal, Teachers Aide, Office Aide, Class Officers. Ambition: Typist. CONSTANCE TIMMONS lConniel Marshal, W.C.A. Bookkeeper, Ass't Secre- tary, IRC., Ir. Girls' Chorus, Ballet. Am- bition: C.P.A. I THIRD ROW EDDIE TERRELL Ambition: Gym Instructor. LINDA TORIANI lLynnl l.R.C. Representative, Division Officer, Teachers Aide, Secretary of English Class, Program Office Aide, lr. Girls' Chorus, Italian Club. Ambition: Stenoqrapher. ANTHONY TRUPPO lButchl Football Team. Ambition: To learn how to drive. Q FOURTH ROW IAMES WESOVOTY llimmyl Teachers Aide. Ambition: To be successful ROBERT WHITE fAesop the fable teller! Ambition: To be happy. WOODROW HENRY WILLIAMS lClub Fingers! Hall Marshal, Basketball, Football. Ambi- tion: Doctor. Q FIFTH ROW SHERRY WISDOM fChampl Hall Marshal. Ambition: To be a model secretary. IRVING WISHNER fWish Washl Air Raid Marshal, R.O.T.C., l.R.C. Officer, Teachers Aide, Mixed Chorus, Division Officer. Ambition: To be a football in- structor. ELIZABETH WISNIEWSKI fLizl Teachers Aide, Wells World Delegate, Secretary of Division, Mixed Chorus. Am- bition: Teacher. IOANNE ZYZAK fwaddlesl Division Officer, l.R.C. Member, Wells World Delegate, Ballet, Teachers Aide, Mixed Chorus, Correlator Delegate. Am- bition: Secretary. fast an cgestament Class of February 1958 - Division 2 I6 GEORGE HRYNEWYCZ: I leave all my books and studying to anyone mad enough to take them. EDDIE TERRELL: I proudly leave my books to some proud freshie. GERALDINE SAELENS: I leave the cold foot bath to the treshiesf' ROSIE LEWIS: I leave because it's time. ROBERT KOLBASH: I leave with this saying-'All's Well when Wells Ends'-I mean 'All's Well that ends Wells. IIM WILSON: I leave Mr. Rudy Rinka, the world's foremost authority on football. FRANCES TEAGUE: I leave Wells looking forward to a bright and happy future. WALTER SOBOTA: I leave Mr. Apple, that very good teacher. IUDY YOUNG: I leave to Gloria Zurek my used paints for her art class. CHRISTINE HOLLINS: I leave my cousine Richardine to let her have the locker by herself. Won't she miss me? ANTHE KIAMOS: I leave all my silly class worries to any freshman foolish enough to take them. RONALD RYZNER: I leave, I leave, I leave! ROBERT WHI'I'E: I leave successfully and intentionally. DAVID TAYBRON: I leave my basketball trunks that I bor- rowed from Odell Zeigler two years ago. CATHERINE RUDDER: I leave Patricia, Alberta, Tommy, Mouse. and Ioe to take over where I left off. CATHERINE SCIMECA: I leave my old shoes to some poor freshie so she can follow in my footsteps. ELIZABETH WISNIEWSKI: I leave my division to some un- suspecting freshiesf' ANTHONY TRUPPO: I, Anthony Truppo, entered Wells small and leave big. IRVING WISHNER: I leave my best friends and some enemies. Class of February 1958-Division 301 VERNON ARMSTRONG: I, Vernon Armstrong, leave my empty chemistry locker to some incoming Senior. WESLEY BANKS: l, Wesley Banks, being in sound mind, leave Wells for someone else to struggle through for eight semesters. MIKE BARILLA: I leave for better things, I hope! IOYCE BERGENS: I own nothing, I owe much, all the rest I leave to Wells. DOROTHY BEDNARCZYK: l leave Wells with many happy memories of the four years I spent here. THOMAS BROWN: I leave Wells with the thought of being a success in whatever field I choose. DIANE BOLSEGA: I leave my toe shoes for somebody else to suffer in. IULIUS BYERS: I, Iulius Byers, being 'Nuts and Cracked Up,' leave Wells WONDERING HOW! ANTHONY CALARCO: I leave my cuts and tardies to Miss Zwiefkaf' RENE CHIARELLO: If, of sound mind and body, leave my junk to some up and coming freshie. MARTHA COLE: I leave Wells to go to work. ALVIN COURTNEY: I leave as I came, 'In Peacel' CHARLES COTTON: I leave Wells to make a little room for the coming 1B's. IOE CASTINO: I leave a shaving mug and soap to Anthony Coza. IOHN DELL'ARSINA: I leave bright-eyed, bushy-tailed and eager like a beaver. CAROL DUDA: I leave my pen that Writes in thirty-two dif- ferent languages to some up and coming freshie. CATHY GANAS: I leave my magic paint brush to any talented artist. LUIS GAYTON: I hate to leave but it's time for me to go and leave room for others. GENEVIEVE MISZKIEWICZ: I leave Miss Zwiefka and my ballet class for the freshies who are willing to work. MARY GRIGGS: I leave my civics notes to Bessie McCune. DOLORES FILMONCZYK: I leave my locker to Marie Ciffone and Henrietta. LOIS GUARINI: I leave my paints to room 4l3. IAMES HARRIS: I leave Wells, the Father of Education. to all the up-coming freshies. RICHARD IACOBS: l will leave-if I get a chance. MARCIA IUREK: I leave a little older, not wiser, just bolder. IACKIE LEWANDOWSKI: I leave to discover a way to make short girls taller. BOB NICPON: L leave the work I didn't do. CONSTANCE TIMMONS: l leave to Annette all my ballet friends and to my brother all the hard work. IOANNE ZYZAK: l leave my aches and pains to a future ballet dancer of Wells. IAMES WESOVOTY: I leave Wells with many memories. LUCILLE RAKOWSKI: I leave the boys at Wells to Iackie and look for men on the outside World. Class of February 1958-Division 402 IEWEI. E. DANIELS: I leave Mrs. Kaczkowski believing she is the most beautiful person in the world. NICK FALAGARIO: I leave a razor to Anthony Cozza. Enough said! LINDA TORIANI: I leave all the boys in Wells for my sister Iudy to flirt with. SHERRY WISDOM: I leave Wells with these words, See, I made it! NANCY MADURA: I leave Wells! Hip! Hip! Hooray! IENNIE OLANDESE: I leave Wells? I hope! ROSALIE GRISAFFI: I leave Wells to get married. ELAINE SZUFNAROWSKI: I leave Wells the same way I came in, through the door. LORETTA LANDOWSKI: l leave Wells. Will I? CYLERSTEIN RAINEY: I leave my sister Bertha my Civics notes. ANDREW LANGSTON: I leave Wells because my sentence is up, I hope. CHESTER MIKOLAIEWSKI: I leave all the brains that I don't have to Steve Push. IAMES MAY: I'm leaving because my sentence is up. IPlease give my cell to Mouse.l DAN LaGIOIA: I leave my superior marks to anybody who wants them. IOHN GAYTAN: I leave Wells, but I sure am proud to have attended it. THELMA SMITH: l leave Wells because my sentence is up. My cell goes to Dorothy Hooper and Michelle Ashford. ERNEST GAGE: I leave Wells because I couldn't pay my W.C.A. dues. ANNEIZTE DATTOMO: l wanted to leave. Now I'm not so sure. PAGE 3 I . I 1 ,,, . , UNIUH IIIVISIU S 0 Division LR I ROW 1 R. Saverino, I. Ientzeri, V. Selmon G. Sammcrrco, D. Staqner, V Wales ROW 2 V. Iones, P. Smith, D. Wash, E Espadcr, I. Stiman, Mrs. Sormen ieiier. ROW 3 W. Palmer, M. Starr, R. Smith W. Dombrowski, B. Simpson, M Stoqrier. ROW 4 L. Sasse, G. Byers, L. Scislowicz I. Cobb, W. Siancy, G. Staqno. 0 Division 104 ROW 1 E. Foxx, M. Grzempa, R. Chism P. Felcman, I. Harike, K. Hor- beriko. ROW 2 D. Skaluba, D. Humpa, I. Pairick Miss Schildnecht, M. Skrabcxcz T. Hernandez, I. Harkness. ROW 3 L. Graphic, I. Gniadek, I. Haqler I. Stagg, I. Phlamm, R. Kucy. I I 0 Division 106 Row 1 B. Barliosi, I. Harris, M. Barrett, P, Raria, A. Anqeletti, S. Finley. ROW 2 I. Rutfiriax, P. Vvtter, l.. Gayton, R. Rorendwz, I. Sochaclci, R. N-rrsktg. ROW 3 M, Smith, W. Oflarczerilco, R. Biyk, I. Boston, F. Burlcs P. Gar- fias, I. Gaytrm. O Division H5 now 1 F. Brown, A. Dell Aquila, B. Rlmdws, R, Eliliule, I. Kusal. ROW 2 Mr, Ecoiicmaii, G. French, I. Dali- leslc, G. Mprrill, I.. Boline. ROW 3 B. Iarosz, I, Brown, R. Dum, R. Murrilft, W. Diitrhak, R. Frazier. 0 Division 218 now 1 G. Carnlillct, P. Kazriierslci, C. Pod losak, R. Ciawlard, T. Kriapilc, L. Clark. ROW 2 I. Rtidriivk, R. Taalie, Mr. Tliomp- son, I. Cwlliris, R. Cunforti. ROW 3 G. MCCa1its, R. Ratflifl, P. Ar- riierita, I. Parchiiri, I. Tripani, E, Caridiu-. 9 Division 308 now 1 I. Matthews, E. Mariaharoll, W. Mullins, A. McGuire, M. Matteo. ROW 2 I. Madziarelc, I. Bailey, Miss GIQGIQ A. Mulligan, P. Couty. ROW 3 I. Molsari, E. McDci11o11qh, R, MC' Allister, R. Battlss, I. O'MallOy. . 5 sswaw- M-- an-.ng wi, P 6 .off R w . 1' Q V A 'T t ,fi , .. as . M, ,. .... .,, J' My 5, un, Qin? Q i M wqimmmwnmmdkggx X mini Ei X 9 Division 312 Row 1 M. Kono, Fi, Pastore, T. Poliseno P. Kalisz, A. Iackson, P. Ielinek ROW 2 L. Iuda, I. Ieiferson, Miss Scliye C. I-lartwig, M. Ketcham. ROW 3 I. Nelson, A. lrving, M. Kono, D Karaviies, S. Kinloch, I. Young ROW 4 G. Zurek, P. Iaworowski, W, Iones, B. Thompson. 9 Division 313 now 1 M. Okayama, M. Ioyce, M. Salley, E. Lacklancl, I. Lakes, M, Lee. ROW 2 E. Smorynski, D. Marszalek, A. Cordero, A, Cholewa, T. Opal. ROW 3 A, Castro, D, Killian, E, Ralolifi, P. Scialaloa, C. Lowe, N. Cinque- palmi. ROW 4 I. Ellis, G, Partynslci, Z. Mazur- kiewicz, I. Pacer, W. Bey. 0 Division 403 now 1 B. Pellegrino, B. Rogers, B. Hon- singhoff, T. Ries, S. Horne, B, Powers. ROW 2 F. Rodney, M. Rodgers, B. Per- ham, Mrs. Conley, B, Randolph. ROW 3 I. Zimmer, l. Hansbrough, W. Re- becca, R. Auguslyn, O, Iolinson, G. Leone. ROW 4 K. Iackson, T. lilajlerowslzi, R. Rarnpola, L. Robinson, W. Rinas, 9 Division 411 now 1 D. Brown, S. Wrona, N. Wisner, M. Yacullo, C. Bucko, G. Warfield, ROW 2 M. Zaremba, A. Yum, N. Sebolt, C. Williams, I. Zurawski, ROW 3 G. Pounders, O. Zeiqler, R, Pio- rek, T. Yanagisawa, Mrs. Turbin, C. Whitecoiton. ROW 4 K. Wedell, F, Filipowski, l-l. El, E. Wegrzyn, S. McKinney, P. Shi- anna, R. Wilson. 0 Division I I3 now 1 F. Gilvlfs, N. Donald, D. Lindsey, T. Schaus, I. Anqelotti, C. Bryant, D. Cwlenian. ROW 2 Miss Gallaqhm, G. Esiei, I. Max' weold, I. Fink, C. M. Befll, G. Salma, C. Goodwin. ROW 3 A. G9lllSD19, I. Zapalski, I. Bela near, R. DeSimone, D. Hanqdon, M. Terri, M. Guaqenli, C. Dam zsrowski. ROW 4 I. Mcl-luqh, I. Gryszkiewicz, A. Carter, P, Maraldi, Fl. Walls, M. Fleddix, G. Mcmolis. 0 Division 204 now 1 FY. Boksa, P. Bielarz, L. Canlaralli, V. Choriiilc, F. Cummings, I. Bran- TVIOH. ROW 2 C. Barilla, M. Bieflilzki, L. Bodek, M. Blackwell, L. Catan, Miss Cuoqclis. ROW 3 I. Bocliembk, M. Banaszek, R. La- Corle, W. Auslm, I. DGll'Arsina, V, Nikos, C. Baitiiik. ROW 4 V. Caparusso, E. Leonard, I. Cap' pelletti, D. Lois-9, A. Lopez. 0 Division 307 ROW 1: M. Iamlvor, B. Halwel, l. Krsek, A. Mitchell, I, Kennedy, B. Kafkefe. ROW 2: C. Lindsey, E. Koralu, L. Mitchell, P. Herska, E. Koralu, P. Miiellei, K, Muiray. ROW 3: G. Smiili, P. Hodges, I. Kiys, V. Mika, B. Iasick. ROW 4: T. Behland, R. Haywood, K. Kee-nan, H1 Herikals, A. Iurck, H. Kailmwski. ROW 5: E. Heard, I. Dei-wwski. M. Hfmlcley, D. Iaiko. 0 Division 315 now 1 L. Floluiiison, M. Rios, N. Oplaw- ski, M, Pciwaqos, M. Pieslau, R. Iliiqliv. ROW 2 L. Pyka, K. Ramarikiw, S, Dixscm, P. Mfffunf, A. Palms. HOW 3 F. Pciier, I. Paicliomsrlkow, I. l'-'IZflWl2Il1lC, C. Oslfiliei, F. Kamiri. ROW 4 fl. Palmisaiic, D. Zemlwovvski, D. Nplsciwri, I, Plum. Q -S .ayu DIVISIU 5 L, SUPHU 111112 0 Division LR 3 ROW 1 N. Karuschalc, L. Soto, l. Iurqaitis, M. Iohncola, R. Mrozik. HOW 2 C. Harrison, M. Estes, T. Bennett, . Stalcup, I. Cassin. ROW 3 L. Griffin, D. Condurso, Miss Page, I. Linzy, C. Pusielnick. ROW 4 L. Walker, B. Day, I. Piovesan, I. Ridge, R. Fleecllund. 0 Division 206 ROW 1: E. Aqenlian, B. Sclmonte, G. Acino, L. Abad, P. Bohannon, B. Bujak. ROW 2: M. Tarr, R. Becker, Miss Dulzinow, A. Bohannon, S. Myt- nik. ROW 3: D. Wielki, L. Baliris, M. Brainer, D. Bordis, M. Anderson, S. Alexander. ROW 4: B. Blair, G. Bronski, T. Bcbrowski, M. Micek, R, Greer, A. Vinse, A. Boykin. ROW 5: R. Iovino, H. Allen, R. Balke, D. White, R. Casper, S. Aclarnus, M. Brzoska. Q Division 209 now 1 A. Devinconza, Y. Davis, B, Rzep- ka, A. Lailey, M. Dawsan, G Cluster. ROW 2 V. lcglinsan, G. Lohan, Miss Terry A. lurkawski, A. Civhy. ROW 3 P. Dicszcz, A. Dichtiar, L, D' Amiro, M. Cfalarski, M, Cavaqe HOW4 B. Qfllijlllfll, W, Dtimanciwski, l Nyvz, l. Calamari. 9 Division 210 HOW 1: D. Marino, S, Rumanos Pl. Kollmusz, P. hlerridcn, D. Bsard P, Ward. HOW 2: K. Harada, l. Eichlei, N Fanrian, T. Baspalka, C. Hender- SON. HOW 3: P. Fuller, F. Marvin, B Hicllaml, M. Easley, Y. Fairchild F. Hoiten, A. Klaratek. ROW 4: P. Hcifsteda, E. Hardy li, Poe, M. Hampton, F, Herron D. Hamilton. ROW 5: Pt. Cartsz, l. Hwrflzina M. Gadlrlwski, R. Grurig lc, l. Gray R. Atkinson. O Division 213 ROW 1: F. Diauz, R. Grisenta F. Stevens, C. Opel l. Abhatant: vcrio, B. Kahat, ROW 2: L. Laaioia, L. Oyama, M Navarrete, B. Pankratz, G. Naga- vich, P. Darriraw. ROW 3: N. Nash, B. Nuehrinq B. Struck, Mr. A. Sabin, N. Hayes l. Olsan, E. Maiswska, ROW 4: F, Razzar, M. Moors, R. Nash, S. KUSIIIFIZ, T. Russwicz, I. Ohiachta. ROW 5: S. Vv'atsan, H. Elsner, G. Smith, A. D-nary, P. White. O Division 300 ROW l B. Vmzmicli, M. Ycuna, N, Vtfade, P. Vllrijfik, P. Yrmriq, B. Wishrier. HOW 2 l. Zane, D. Williams, Mrs. Keri- rivdy, T. Zdanawicz, M. W'mnar- vwski, l. Wawwyriowicz. ROW 3 VV. Ruiz, I. Wasniewslci, D. Wil- son, H. Williams, C. Wrcilvc-il. ROW 4 B. Cflifirifhy, V. Williams, M. Msh- tfid, L. Ktikla C. Pelilcant, L. Z:.iln:. l., ,M 3 ,li xl wg 9 Division 401 now 1 T. Thomas, M. Piecuch, I.. Wood- rum, S. Portley, l, Roilc, E. Roher- son. ROW 2 W. Branson, M. Pelypenlco, Miss Harper, C. Crump, P. Petta, ROW 3 S. Pash, M. Rodgers, K. Robinson, F. Rudy, S. Roth, B, Rainey, C. Kirfh. ROW 4 C. Ralcowski, I. Stewart, W, Peavy, R. Perriqo, H. Rivera, B. Iackson. 6 Division 404 ROW 1 V. Tarczynski, I. Aho, D. Baker, I. Tokarz, I. Gerth, M. Taylor. ROW 2 C. Scislo, W. Szterpakiewicz, Mr. Stoller, R. Sayas, R. Skrabacz. ROW 3 A. Smith, N. Szwiec, I. Valder- rarna, L. Starr, R. Majcher, R. Trotter, S. Iohnson. ROW 4 M. Glover, E. Runnels, Cv. Smith, W. Peavy, I. Myles, E. Keuth, F. Sosnowslci. 0 Division 412 ROW 1: M. Manns, Mejias, I. Lerro, I. Lesnialc, P. Kierna, P. Mudrak. ROW 2: M, Lewis, R, Mazur, Mrs. Harz, M. Maury, A. Marcheschi. ROW 3: M. Miller, C. Montgom- ery, R. Miqala, I. Lozada, M. Mio- zik, M. Martin. ROW 4: I. Masciopinto, B. Mas- terson, L. Lopat, V. Montgomery, E. Milton, V. Malclezow. ROW 5: B. Muka, I. Mazzie, E. Lepist, R. Lane. O Division 413 now 1 I. Simmons, L. Sliwa, S. Stanek, H. Schaudenecker, B. Swariqo, M. Satow. ROW 2 W. Slcuziniowski, R. Sietserna, R. Senevey, R. Cook, L. Severin. ROW 3 M. Staniszewski, T. Ste-C, D. Se- belik, P. Stofer, S. Stayroolc, E. Severin. ROW 4 I. Stateczny, I. Symbal, R. Syper- ski, L. Severin. 0 Division 305 ROW 1: Y. Hiqashiqawa, A Gilio, l. Gamlvrel, S. Francie, K Gooilkinrl, V, lnnatuik. ROW 2: I. Hayes, B. Iames, I Hartman, S. Gould, B. Iaroch A. Andriaechr. ROW 3: G. Kazumura, D. Powro zelc, T. Iohnson, Mrs. Sisko, l. Iohnscn, P. ltskalis. ROW 4: I. Hnblnarcl, O. Givens I. Flowers, H. Kemeny, C. Iones HOW 5: L. Hall, I. Gannon, B Hayes, B. Kalrnowicz, T. Harvey 6 Division 31 I now 1 V. Kostrsva, F. McCann, M. Men dak, O. Moller, B. Wowoqurski S. Kreek. ROW 2 B. Larnluert, D. McCarthy, I. Mi- chalowicz, P. Kochevar, G. Koe niqsluurq. ROW 3 I. Lopez, B. Lesinski, L. Franks I. Maxwell, A. Ehlert, Mrs. Das key, P. Moeller. 0 Division 405 now 1 C. Salas, B. Scordo, K. Sliwa, S. Pumphrey, G. Reese, B. Oka yama. ROW 2 N. Niemiec, C. Nejmanowsl-ci, P Bychlik, I. Osman, I. Pawlik, F. Pawllsz. ROW 3 D. Peda, M. Ramirez, L. Caliri A. Flezula, K. Buchala, G. Russell ROW 4 C. Ottaviano, E. Pinzon, A. Pan lil, D. Shorts, E. Pridemore, B Nytko. O Division 415 now 1 B. Varqas, C. Smith, B. Verisario L. Wulf, M. White, P. Zarach. ROW 2 B. Thompson, T. Steberl, D. Weln er C. Unger, G. Zundel. ROW 3 A. Silvestrx, P. Wolf, I. Williams B. Taylor, G. Timmons, S. Sonia I. Sperandro. ROW 4 I... Volpe, A, Sowrak, E. Diorl I. Timmons, B. Szakony, E. Pres ley. 1 Si A, 6 reshman llivisinns 9 Division IO9 ROW 1 C. Armtsrong, I. Bello, V. Djubin, T. Clork, S. Anglin, I. Baumann. ROW 2 L. Richardson, S. Cichy, Miss Edisen, R. Amodio, I-l'. Dornbrow- ski. ROW 3 M. Boyd, B. Begovich, I. Drozd, I. Douglas, I. Boron. B. Browne. ROW 4 I. Blosinskr, R. Drghik, R. Engel, D. Corder. O Division I I I Row 1 R. Bgrcmskr, S. Corollo, B. Boker, F. Adams, R. Binkowskl, C. Acosig, E. Bobor. ROW 2 L. Wrighl, I. Bolin, A. Thezon, I. Barsono, M. Stephens, S. Bo- som. ROW 3 S. Anzuini, D. Arled, V. Bokso, F. Bolice, T. Arnieri, I. Bortosz, Mrs. Winger. ROW 4 C. Beisier, I. Ainsworth, I. Bied- ron, B. Bgbulg, B. Armotoys, P. Alonzo, N. Bgchysky. O Division 203 ROW l N. Canqrne, K. Ularrowski, S, Col- lier, I. Cantrell, F. Brewster, M. Cappellettr. ROW 2 R. Apodaca, S. Hill, A. Caslal- lanti, S. Butler, D. Clirisan, I Colrnen. ROW 3 E, Canepa, C, Brauqliam, Mr Starnpelr, A. Krrzik, I. Cararici. 0 Division 206 now 1 G. Crittenden, M. Wcjflak, A Long, D. O'Neil, L. Collier, S Gates. ROW 2 M. Vaughan, D, Biano, Mrs. Gil ls-tt, W. Coleman, H. Mathews. ROW 3 W. Lrftt, P. Snsella, N. Prorok I. Laprarie, A. D1 Goia, C. Palm D. Plrilyaw. ROW 4 I. Carter, T. Ionsen. E. Clark, W Linzy, G. Thornas, I. Carter, R Marrio. O Division 207 ROW 1: I. Diaz, C. Darnall, F Ereniity, M. Cristra, C. Davalle I. Dworak. ROW 2: M. Fernand, R. Donald son, B. Eifhler, D. Dalukowski, G Crindosel, K. Dutchak. ROW 3: I. Drabik, A. Dziadosz B. Draus, R. Ehlert, S. Donovan A. Dyke, A. Iackson, D. Fessler ROW 4: M. Dixon. M. Dickerson F. El, W. DP-nnis, E. Fong. ROW 5: Mrs. Cronin, D. Dolezil F, Dziewiontka, R. Frcarra, K llalvlntt, G. Canada. O Division 212 now 1 R. Fiebiq, M. Casolla, T. Golsc B, Fnqazzoito, R. Gnuter, C. Gel ael. ROW 2 K. Grover, C. Grzynkowirz, G Gilbort, S. Gocfel, I. Gawlick, I Harnann. ROW 3 R. Hnfkins, I. Grzansk, G. Hacka thorn, Mrs. Munson, S. Stamps I. Gardner, R. Gniadek. ROW 4 I. Fuqiol, C. Frnnessy, I. Gasio rowslcr. R. Gray, L. Gsorae, D O'son T. Glali ... 'EJ' 3 sw .1 . ,,M...W. N ff: - ,Q W5 6 Division 214 now 1 B. Iozesowicz, l. Kczllert, T. Hen ney, R. Hoffman, C. Korob, E Kohlert. ROW 2 I. Kroll, S. Klmpon, Miss Wills D. Iocolos, I, Icxmroziok. ROW 3 C. Iozefowicz, R. Harris, S. Iudo D. Iockson, I. Kowolczyk, I. Ivy A. Kempiwslci. ROW 4 S. Koinz, A. Kleczek, I. Koziol R. Konkolewski, W. Iedynolc, R Hlodilc, I. Iorosz. 0 Division 302 HOW 1: D. Mathews, T. Lo Sol- vicz, L. Lahucik, M. Mortmez, I Kubctlewslci, E. Liqeuzo. ROW 2: A. Lo Rocvo, I, Lcmqley K, Lesniewicz, I. Kramer, E. Moy F. Mozurk. ROW 3: P, Morlor, P. Molowslci R. LQS141, R. Kmlt, T. Lonksmenl I. Motltese. ROW 4: A. Lu Rocco, C. Lorenz, B. Mczcldcrlozzo, L. Morks. ROW 5: N. Mayhcxll, C. Kumlin, R. Logon, P. Kusiok, D. Marino. 4 Division 303 now 1 R. Miller, N. Nishimuro, S. Mum' mino, M. Miller, F. Moore, Z. Morton. ROW Z R. Mpistolcxricles, M. MCCluskie, P. Nycz, W, Nemeth, B. Alioto. ROW 3 C. Mecluhectd, H. Miller, A. Le- wondowski, D. Mucho, A. Mont- gomery, H. Chism, ROW 4 I, Moseby, L. Nowlin, R. Miko, C. Mn-Morris, G, Moser. 9 Division 306 ROW 1 M. Oberbillig, D. Pelc, D. Oycrmo, S. Pecorcl, I, Piecuch, D. Pauling, ROW 2 V. Pontyoech, S. Olive, M. Pcxlosz, S. Iclckson, F, Pobislczk. ROW 3 I. Pe-da, R. Pelz, M, Poredes, I. Pcrschen, D. Pcxzclzioch, M. Puuer. ROW 4 D. Parents, R. Mctrlcvctrt, R. Poialc, R. Oplcwski. 0 Division 3 I4B ROW 1 T. Stopka, M. Lavery, W. Schuy ler, S, Sfozzari, P, Stancy, S Swiatek. HOW 2 L. Skinder, M, Skupien, P. Squil lace, A. Spila, F. Sorenq. ROW 3 l. Soyka, U. Willy, S. Scliield, N Shereschovech, A. Skamra, ROW 4 M. Sowiak, B. Sykora, N. Brezin Ski. O Division 408 now 1 N. Westiniclcy, I. Vitcicca, P Travv, L. Trenda, C. Waskiewicz, A. White, C. Wloolkarski. HOW 2 Mrs. Berlin, B. Wiater, D. Wald D. Trentaclue, B. Urqo, Z, Wil liams, I, Wallis. ROW 3 M. Weqrzyn, B. Woinarowslci, I Cusentino, W. Toquri, D. Ware W. Tillman. ROW 4 C. Works, D. Uiek, B. Weinqart M. Warfield, E. Wontorski. 0 Division 409 now 1 L. Krysiak, E. Re-Cendez, E. Bus nak, E. Prokopczyk, I. Ries, B Robertson. ROW 2 l. Boney, S. Piotrowslci, B. Montes, C. Reed, C, Redman. ROW 3 T. Bevis, l, Pylypczulc, H. Porter, P. Prenqel, W. Pledqer. 9 Division 410 now 1 B. Kutfel, B. Stevens, Y. Mcliniqlit, l. Sztrpakiewicz, R. Vozello, l. Tornabene. ROW 2 l. Surma, P. Weis, L. Szadorslci B. Van Orclen, D. Tambirino, P, Szyrnanski. ROW 3 l. Vinci, I, Toriani, T. Taranowski, M. Taylor, R. Sutlca, P. Tarantino l. Budziak, Mr. LaBonte. ROW 4 B. Triqgs, E. Turner, V. Winqard l. Taylor, I. Mortenson, D. Vcrn Alstine, l. Szandel. 0 Division 417 ROW 1: D. Wojlowicz, R. Wliit taker, A. Holloway, B. Wood, R Wadlinqton, I, Wairack. ROW 2: S. Williams, E. Zacliar Czuk, I. Wurrells, I. Zara, I Zyzak, D. Wood. ROW 3: I. Wachcinski, C. Zapo rowski, C. Zaremba, Mrs. Kap salis, P. Young, M. Warren. ROW 4: I, Marion, M. Williams I, Zurek, B. Walker, I, Warfield ROW 5: R. Wnek, R. Wierzlua I. Wasilk, L. Wielkiewicz, E Schook, B. Waskiewicz, W. Zol man. 0 Division 418 now 1 I. Gulverlai, L. Monaghan, K. Rut- kowski, P. Ware, A. Soto. I Baryda. ROW2 D. Lopez, D. Stewart, Mrs. Car- siqlia, M. Terrell, E. Brown. ROW 3 M. Miichell, B. Cannon, B. Wells. I. Triqqs, G, Hayes, I. Rutkowski. ROW 4 D. Larock, C. Staqner, V. Homer, P, Buqiel, E. Woloszyn. O Division 419 ROW l I. Dellaquila, I. Veniriella, A. Frazier, l, Raczka, I. Kozil. ROW 2 l. Williams, I. Wash, Miss David- son, I. Burke, M. Andrewnovitz. HOW 3 S. Stevens, B. Iabiowski, R. Eo- jacz, I, Haywood. 9 Division 108 ROW 1 H, Hunley, S. l-lund, I. Eqawa, A. Feller, B. Gardyjan, R. Daw' son, V. Gianvecrliio. ROW 2 M. Flowers, G, Foster, E. Gauriae, Q. Finley, F. Goforth, I. Hans- brouqhi, I. Hancock, L. Dillon. ROW 3 I. Foxx, C. Harris, I. Dscowski, P. Dickens, G. Gasiamis, I. Dona- las, H1 House, O. Hrynewycz. O Division H5 Row 1 T, L..il11111, l. Clark, B. Allen, R Grsfro, R. Cmrieriricr, M. Ccnpuw M. lRUI'l'9ll, Eurcrkowski. ROW 2 Miss Hfiqcii, A. Bresee, G. Ltlllf' C. Aiiiisirorirz, K. Buiurszvk, K C,1li1i11lu115 A. Clirisl, G. Biiqlio D. Aquinf. ROW 3 l. Sarraf: R. Efrifrs, G. Kuiowslci D. Aridrirrrviix NY. Criie S. Clrris 'lilly C.. Ciiniiiimliriii, I L,liIll-1 F. Avilfs. 0 Division 202 now 1 R. Pilligfli K. Polliricr, T. Page M. Musr'l1c,w.i5, U. Moore, C. Per icnw G. M.J1Glr1s. ROW 2 Miss Klulin P. Puflorelc, l. PO Cicxsk, G. Mullms, H. Pelrynieiy N. Mich, M. Pills, C. Mims. ROW 3 l. Pzrrosliis, A. M1celi, A. Pocicrsk P. Moscolcfllcz, I.. Foster, L. M011 vfrflfi, H. Mierlnlc, D, Pflsim. 6 Division 304 ROW 1 L. Kurrim, G. Kumysz, C. Ioliriseii N. Morin, R. fflirisioplier, A. loliri sim, P. Icmilvcr. ROW 2 Mi. Gcuriluri, C. lanes, B. lvliiismi D. LefC111owiv2, M. lolinsoii, P M.11iir1, G. K4il:11'ilzi1ri'1cs. ROW 3 D. Liss, l. Kciruviles, R. Kochcm slci, B. Tolilv, D. Leo, L. Lewivlci ROW 4 L. Leririlicrdi, G. Kirclr, I. Merrill L. DIGIOYQKU, P. lcmczewslci, l Lcrzzuiir, K. lcliiisoii. 6 Division 308 ROW 1 M. Schivedic, S. Slculimowski, M Sdleriio C. Sliwcr, R. Taylor, l Srwpzii, M. Siiiiili. ROW 2 B. Kurpferi, C. Scnloyo, A. Sulli viii, K. Saiiiiiirrrco, S. Spiswcrk A. Siferzeqcr, L. Scolella, L. Sirelc ROW 3 A. Taylor, l. Sluvlziiiski, VV l-he-ves, D. Smiqielski, A. Ricks C. Smith, I. Siqqins, H. Salvey 0 Division 408 now 1 C. Molini, S. Starks, M. lainer A. Wisdom, S. Trzrsinski, M. Swia tek. ROW 2 L. Zucliristian, P, Papciak, Mrs Berlin, I. Windebank, E. Williams B. Victor. ROW 3 T. Tatum, R. Sapieqa, D. Swreilik P. Sclnio, D. Langdon, l. Salata l. Berqner. 0 Division 419 now 1 F. Baez, A. Wade, M. Komai, K Kifak, D, Bey, C. Speiale, D Camasta. HOW 2 S. Oleshcauk, A. Means, E. Gunn S. Taylor, F. Robinson, S. Dr marco, M. Smith, M. Terrell. ROW 3 D. Plynurn, l. Dura, G. Sapieqa D. Stuckey, C. lackscn, V. Guy M. larnes, C. Tones, ROW 4 I. lahnsoxr, C. Rodgers, Q. Mc Williams, l. Crowder, F. Iohnson W. lefferson, A. Hall, G. Dickens R. Wesley. 6 Division 416 ROW 1 A. Fatakis, M. Cruz, M. Makle- zow, Z. Matus, A. Crudele, M Luna, N. Ferinski. ROW 2 N. Ruff, M. Kriticos, H. Reqert M. Turano, L. DeBene-dictis, V Nahorniak, C. Rock. HOW 3 M. Lima, D. Sandoz, L. Batt, E Gwierz, C. Parque, K. Schneider K. Halbhert. ROW 4 A. Crudele, A. Sanchez, D. Cruz A. Lopez, N. Cheneo, S. Chnea R. Rock. ROW 5 M. Catale, V. Turano, I, Knupp P, Muriel, G. Czernenko, D. Da Vero, A. Gresqowiak. ROW 6 G. Gonzalez, A. Fernandez, l Aboqado, S, Podkovirow, V. Kul ichenko, H, Woncheski. Wx , - N, Ai .di 1 ,v0 'warx t v . Q Q A x MAA Q M s Xxx - W W l HB 'wx SAXUFX' W Lett to Right: Marie lohncola, President Doris Hieshinia, Secretary Nancy Wisner, Assistant Secretary Lois Oyarna, Assistant Treasurer Gertrude Koenigsbuig. Sergeant-at-Arms Marge lohncola, Treasurer Anna Marie LaEtocco, Asst. Sgt.-at-Arrns loseph Szawitfa Vice President Wells Civil: ssnciatinn The Wells Civic Association, better lcnown as the W.C.A., is an organization at Wells through which the student is given an opportunity to voice his opinion on matters ot general concern. The W.C.A. is the government ot our school and it operates on the same basis as our national government. There are three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Iudicial. The Execu- tive branch is composed ot the President, Vice President, etc., who are elected at the Annual Spring Convention. The Legislative branch is WELLS PLEDGE As a member of the Wells Civic Association, I will: Meet appointments prornptlyg Do rny work honestly ana well, Use good speech always, Keep my school orderly and attractive, Live democratically with all. And everywhere uphold the honor of Vlfells. Lett to Right: Clarence Goodwin ,... lustice Grace Stagno. ....... lustice Josephine Allcazotf Chief lustice Leo Basilio ...,...... Iustice Barbara Pritani. ..... . Iustice composed ot members representing every divi- sion in the school. These representatives are Division Presidents whose responsibility it is to report to their division the business discussed at the student council meetings. The powers ot the ludicial branch are vested in the Supreme Court that is appointed by the Executive Branch. The student body is very proud ot this Wells Civic Association, which demonstrates democ- racy in action, and hopes it will continue to serve as well in the future as it has in the past. CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS AH Q -w i . Pl! '.11f,'. A x:':?'K? if Wells CSDCAOO! Qgdlld lv PAGE 50 ls? ROW: Ted Slev, Ewlien Wvcloszyn, Arlene Peters, Mary Belislsky, Marsha Lavery, Norma Paton. 2nd ROW: Ronald Crnwan, Don Welaer, loan lohnson, Leroy Szadarski, Victor Malclezow, Vlfallcr Parchamenko. ffrd ROW: Belly Korab, Bonnie Kafkee, lim Gray, Dominic: Laise, Lewis Mack, Tcshio Yanaqisavva, larnes Brown. -ith ROW: Robert McAllister, Fannie Adams, Virginia Selnion, Myra Przslrn, Betty Blair Marilyn Blackwell, Phil Spilotro, lohn Lopez, lanet Aho. IQ Fvih ROW: Chas. Brauqham, Ronald lurek, Carmen Qclaviano, Dcvrclhy Sleclielelz. Wy.,- Weds gfiglz School Banc! lst ROW KL. to RJ: Carolzne Ralcowslci, Arnold Panfil, Hannah Kancn, Mary Karvscliak, Milton Martin, Ziid HOVU: los. Cappelletii, Rooert Lane, Loriie XA7allcer, Lcuis luda, Rudolph Cook, Tommy Willxariis, Sylvester Porter, fircl ROW: Geo. Kazumura, Robert Whitaker, Kenneth Sliwa, Caradine, Irvin Aaron, Carl Unqei Florian Dziewiantka. 4th ROW1 Mr, Spies, Larry Lanqton, Emilio Bamos, Geo. Snilth, Ftudolph Cordova, Irena lurqaitis, Nancy Donald, Peter Kanon. Sill HOW: Carmen Ottaviaiio, Ronald lurek, Dorothy Staehelelc, Chas. Braucham, lerry Garliclc, Atieniitto Calvetti, in 'ffl ll' A ,, Al I xii ,, W V X PAGE SI xluxl-nl . lnllgllx lst ROW CL. to RJ: N. Oplawski, S. Carollo, S. Basara, K. Dutchak, E. Foxx, I. Angeletti, S, Pecoia T. Ratz, C. Molini, C. Lawrence, M. Oberbillig, E. Pavone, P. Stancy, Znd ROW: B. Barbosa, M. Morales, L. Honeycut, M. McCarthy, T. Dawidowuz, S. Hudson, D. Tam birino, M. Guagentl, A. Spila, A. Rice, C. Goodwin, I. Dradik, S. Bryant, M. Kietcliam, B, Pritnian C. Dombrowski. 'Grd ROW: F. Kinloch, I. Honey, G. Gaba, I. Brodnax, I. Hardness, D. Buckley, A. Kleczek, T. Ghab R. Cplawski, A. Carter, B. Pugazzotlo, L. Canfarelli, E. Wisniewski, M. Woiiiarcwslci, N Womarowski, L. Clark. 4th ROW: C. Timmons, D. lvery, C. Patke, P, Zuczek, A. Kiarnos, M. Shereshovvh, O. Givens P. Atlas, P. Shianna, R. Mutlp, A. Skamra, T. Zdanowicz, I, Kramer, V. Icnes, G. Saniniarclw K. Ftonianlciw, I. Golinslci. cf X . 1 . wg -4 frm? CQQTIQ w ing W is I?--Ibex .cf Jfx ksQ O gfid , I -Aw. . Lfrivl X, The Mixed Chorus is the largest of all the singing groups at Wells. lt functions at all important assemblies throughout the year. We are, indeed, grateful to Miss Schildlcnecht, the hard- working sponsor, tor the tine accomplishments ot this outstandf ing Chorus. BGYS' CHORUS Ist ROW IL. to RI: I. Swicztek, R. Bcrcmski, I. Wctrcxch, G. WedQII, H. Binkcwslu. Ind HOW: K. Babbitt, E. Ceqlcrski, R. Kucy, I, Dodrow, I. Wc1s1Ik, B. Thompson. Sid ROW: D. Lcxsl-Qi, T. Iohnscm, C, PeIikur1I, B. Ic1IQ:Ionski, T. Bobrcwskx, R. Boqmfz. III1 RCVV: B. EHQQI, R. Piomk, L. Wleikxewmz, T. Rmiercwskl, I. Biedrmn. R. Kuspm, D. Whitv. GIRLS' CHORUS st HOW IL. 'ff RJ: B. KUIIQI, R. Difizwlqis, R. Vargas, IVI. LPG, H. Ilmimk P. I'IAI YCI'j'I, S. Hum INXS 'ruff I-IOVV: I. GQIIII, I... DeII'Aqu1IG, I. RCICTIQG A. Fzuvet, I. Oswlzn, R. Mazur. I. I-I ,111I1r.1x. -zf: IIVVY: I9 IVIf1f'Cur1.,, D. Df1I.I:ff xvski IVI. P:1111Ii'1x , I. VVGQII, P. VI!.15I1 G. Crcmfr, I. Iv'Iwz.v11 PAGE 53 GIRLS' JUNIOR CHORUS PICTURED ABGVE Isl ROW Cfrfmlli lf. pC1lUlSlGli, L. Krysiok if. Wojlowirzz, E. Rocoudez, D. Pauline, B. Eujcslc, P. Kiemu K. Hcirmdci, V. VVGIQS, S. Alexunclel. Zud RGVVZ D. Wielkl, I. Holm D. Spun, A. M. LQROSCQ, H. Malllmsw, G. Noqcxviclu N, Nash, M. CGVGQII, P. Nycz, F. Prlwlis, A. Dlclwtlclr 'lrll RCW: I.. Flillirls, M. Sl-splxsns, C. Kirvlw, I. Zmw-, L. SPV erm, C. Zclrembcx, I. Vinwi, M. Pslfrsun, S. Sclxis-ld, K. GIOVQI C. Grzynkowlcz. 4th ROW: V. Boksa, A. Pevleclu, I. Grzauek I. Zurek, L. Grilfirx, D, Robozcewskl, I. Wow1zy11n'vwicr2, I2 Slelsemo, G. Russell, I7. Rolinerisou, V. Momqollxf-ry, M. VV1l lmms, L Hardy. PICTUIIED BELGVV' Sem lfx. fl txt Tubls KL. iz. RD: V. Salmon, Qlsrm. .Url RGVV: F. Brcwn, N.Opluwslc1, I. V1 In B VV Pzesldemg I. E1Cl1li?I, 'l'1l1c1sursxy C. Muwlini, Asst. Tiecxsurelp ner, E. Weqlzyll R, Konkolrewslci, ll Comfy lllu RCW N N. Clnqu-Dpolmi, VICP Presxdenl. 2r1.1l ROVV: L. Ecllins, M. Sllemslloverlu, C. Nevels, L. Dillazu M. WLTIICII fwlmuy, Ccuollu, K. Thcmzrs, L. Bolme, D. Donlfy, M. Dick- G. Hesse W. SIKUIIUIFWSICI. J U N R R E D R O WELLS ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Mary Bielietzki, Bonnie Katikee, Ronald Cowen. Znd ROW: Beverly Korab, Shirley Roth, Ethel Murphy, Bertha Rainey, Iamesette Harris, Olqa Pagan Rohert Sapieqa, Marguerite Maury, Patricia Younq, Mary Ann Moeller, Walter Dombrowsky. 3rd ROW: Cynthia Bartnilc, Cerise Christopher, lane Lesniak, Marie Pelypenko, Iudy Iesnialc, losepli Baran, Carole Scislo, lohn Pylzpcyk, Diane Walczalc, Victor Kaklozoit, tMr. Stollerl. -ith ROW: William Allen, Rosemarie Aniadio, Charity Lindsey, Oreste Hrynewycz, Bonnie Master- son, Ernestine May, Patricia Droszcz, Louise Starzewski, Nick Eachinsky, George Smith, Donald Trotter. fitli ROW: Ted Kryzyk, Ronald Sanionte, Virginia Tarzynski. Our Orchestra at tNells has proaressed tremendously under X if the baton oi Maestro Bennie Stoller. ' l h f'4.A. l Although the violin section does not sound as well as that of rf i I 1- f J r the Chicaqo Symphony Orchestra, we are definitely iniprovina. mx . Q f ' f PAGE 55 LATIN CLUB MISS WOLSON Sminq down: C. Unger. Standing: I. McHugh. Isl ROW: N. Opluwskl, S. Alvx under, Y. Mc'Kniqhi. 2nd ROW: E. Eclwor, I. PGWIik, I. Muxwmld, B. Korub, I. Fuqiol. 3rd ROW: I. Cmicidek, I. Zcipolski, F. Kmlock, Borlllu, S. Trzcinski, L. Skmdm. R. Rychlik, D. Pow' mzek. POLISH CLUB Miss CIERP114 lst ROW: N. Fercmski, I. Colum, B. Buick, R. Burcmski, A. Skclmrcr, G. Bronski, N. Hayes, R. Siel- semq. find ROW: P. Trcub, C. Sliwu, C. Wcskiewicz, D. Rouliuq, I. Pie' ouch, M. Weqrzyn, I. Michcxloifz, R. Lcxskl, S. Schiend, M. M1cek. HMI RCW: D. Lefunowicz, D. Bu rukowski, B. Ichnson, P. Kxemcx, C. Pe-Hone, C. Korcrb, M. Wcmdczk, E. Liqenzu, N. Icxckson, I Porlyn- ski, I. Stoqq, V. Bokscr, I. Grzanek 4ih ROW: E. Molewsku, D. WUI- Iyzuk, C. Cruszkowski, T. Golec, M. Skupien, M. VVOIIIGTOWSICI, A. Kolcdsmski, I. Drcbik, F. Ruwils S. Smollen, I. Biedron, B. Kuck. 5111 ROVV: R. Kasper, M. Ruxillicx B. Wcskmwlcz, T. Rihcrlxs. 6111 RCVV: G. NOQGVICII, R. Nosko, C. Wmbel, I. Tckolz, E. Miqlu, R. Suyku, A. Pm'1fiI, R. Miqalu. ITALIAN CLUB DR. CINQUINO IST ROW: Stundiuqfpresicleut P. Dmszcz. Seated, Ist Row: MI. Cinquino, Secreiary C. Cichy Treasurer S. PGCOIG, Vice Prfesi dom I.. Volpe. ls' ROW: N. Oplawski, A. MGI cheschi, M. Iohncolc, Cw. Acino R. GIISSICI, R. Fiebiq. Znd ROW: I. Wuimvh, M. Casol- Io, A. Andriocchx, L. Lewicki K. Summarco, V. Gicmveccihio, P. Zcrcch. 3rd ROW: C. Bcnillfv, S. Trzcm ski, VVQYI. Sifff , . N K .Q v NS BA EM 9 A , 5 2' sg ' V . vw X .N , - as X x sg Q , X img , QR Q S ,, in 3 X gf gif? si X Xe, wx 3 iig3f Q g L M 'Xi' Ei ,lim Qswg .- I Q wmw. 35- y , if Q S - W x. , V 3 h 3 N 12, M t K A-A Q R N 5 Q ' I ' i .,:. w zz.. ,zlb ' ' iw A x A 1' -. xx -,L QMSZQ . ' M qw K X WS X. , m KEY CLUB Timothy Potter, 2017 Curtis Howe, 11127 Nick Butslcy, 4007 Daniel Miller, 406: Loo Basilio, 2017 Iohn Zn'1iewiCz, 2017 Terry Cortez, 400: Walter' GCC, 201: Mr. Patong Ftolnert Eichel, 2027 Victor Odarczenlco, 4065 Roger Pluskota, 2017 Hpnald Wuczynslct, -1005 Ken Srtnielewski, 2017 Victor Koslenko, 201. Xi. The Key Club is one of the finest and niost active organizations here at Wells. Its members are selected tor their hiqh scholastic standing and leadership. The purpose of the club is to serve the community and to share in civic and social attairs, for example, last year's peanut sale, and the annual Youth Rally. Mr. Paton is the sponsor of this interesting group, which is affiliated with the Northwest Town Kiwanis Cluh. PAGE 59 Polish Assembly Through many years, the Polish Club has held a high standing in school activities and has brought to the students of Wells many in- tercsting programs concerning famous Polish artists, musicians, and patriots. Every year a famous Polish person is picked and discussed by the members. A program is prepared, and some of the mem- bers are given parts to read in English, telling about his life. The reading takes place on stage as Well as instrument solos and solos in singing. Every member takes part in the program. PAGE 60 Those who do not do anything on the stage are used in the chorus and sing songs in honor of the particular person. In six years, six famous Polish men have been discussed. They are Sienkiewicz, Meckiewicz, Chopin, Paderewski, Kossciuszko, and Moniuszko. This year we are studying the life of lozef Theodor Konrad Kor- zeniowsi in honor of the lUOth anniversary of his birth. He is very well known in America as well as in England and his English name is loseph Conrad. WELLS H. 0.11 13. The first l:t.Q.T.C. unit in Wells High School was started in l946. Since then, the Wells R.O.T.C. has steadily improved. When a student first enrolls in R.O.T.C., he is issued a uniform, which he must keep neat at all times. The cadet must wear his uniform once a week for Uniform lnspection which is held every Tuesday. The cadet is taught many sub- jects, such as, First Aid and Hygiene, Small Unit Tactics, Map Heading, and Marksmanship. Drill is another important part of the R.O.T.C., as it teaches the cadet precision, how to be alert, and his responsibilities within the Corp. While learning how to drill each cadet learns the meaning of leadership and how to be a leader. By learning leadership the cadet pre- pares for the future, when he will become a leader in his community and in the world. All these things help prepare a cadet lor the Annual Formal lnspection, which is given to all the R.Q.T.C. units in the city of Chicago. This inspection decides Whether or not an l:t.Q.T.C. unit becomes an Honor School. The Wells H.Q.T.C. unit has been an honor school since l95U through 1956. Qther activities that the R.Q.T.C. participates in are Platoon Competition, the annual Pt.0.T.C. Day parade, and Rifle Team Matches. Awards and promotions are given to the l:t.Q.T.C. cadets who earn them by doing out- standing worlc in the R.0.T.C., and their other subjects which they study in school. All these things add up to rnalce a team working to' gether and heloing Wells to have one of the finest units in Chicago. The R.Q.T.C. is instructed by lvl Sgt. Norman N. Nelson and SFC William G. Reynolds. PAGE bl 'Iwi , S' ,K 3 ,W Q , Y. x ew Q E ,gal was nf? i sv wx x.. Qffj, ff I ,x X 1 5 gg E-, 1 Q I 1 I Q I0 ,X M N me ,Zi A WN GHG if we x.,l, :W - . . ww Www . A -G' J, wif ,z , 3. , if ,v 5? .vm . WA-N , A V QA , Q X M ww aw Qf5f1aQmEyw5'?, .x 'Q fv' mm , Q W N-fx X A 3 wr Y ff . ,Q Seated: Dorothy Leia, luliann Tu- rawski, Grace Stagno, Corrine Parke. Standing: Walter Stancy, Carol Barilla, Nacmi Qplowslci, Theresa Knapik. Standing: lien: Maxwell, Mi. Apple, Iune Maxwold, Kather ine Romankiw, Sitting: loseph Gniadek, Carl Unger, Ronald Dura, Sandra Trzcinski, Corrine Patke. She Weffs WMC! The Wells World, like the Correlator, has been a tradition at Wells for many years. The newspaper operates as a student organization. Mr. Bernard Apple of the English department is the sponsor. The students are those who are journalistically inclined and Who take pleasure in writing stories for the paper. Before the paper is printed, much Work and planning go into its production, work such as the writing ot stories, copy-reading them, getting advertisers and subscribers, and then making up the dummy fthe arranging of news stories and headlines to make an attractive displayl. Then the paper is sent to the printers. Atter each edition, all the editors meet in Room 216 to discuss and criticize the last edition ot the paper. When this is completed, plans are begun tor the next issue. lt the students Want the paper to continue as one of the most important student organizations ot the school the help and support ot everyone is needed f-eespecially yours! QVUIMCQ I'OfUiDS cf?- lzijzi f C T'-'Kyx Q- ml. Q ET Wi! xy. fx. 1 -Y ' X -3-,rf Attendance Office Clerks lst HQW: N. Nash, VV. Pmmsvu, I.. Mmlus S. l'lifIIlIlIL1Il M, Ivlulms. Qud IYOWZ F. Dwuwnswskl, A. Ilvlux qLl1lllI, L. Dwllmmillu, lf Fmwhs. .Hd ROW: C. Gruzyxmkwmifzt 'If 'IE:.'lx. yy S. Munir, L. Swvvlim, -'IIP1 HOW? I. l'11n1ivl, P. Qflw-'LH-k. Main Office Clerks TGI! Im Riqht: G. Cluster A. 1.uR.mw. G. Russell, D. Hivslmlnm, N. Showslw Vmth. Mrs. Fieveson's Clerks loft In Riqlmli H. Iulvluwiw, C. Ruullu, T. Tull, S, Sxtwvdo, M. Buvhilnskx, V. Wmllees, C. WllllklL'.XllLZI1, N. Svlwlt, G. Salulnzilma. : ,Q ...fam - M x, .-new ,.-- wx ,f ,ff ,4- ,Q- f ,fv ,- .v ,- ,f- ,f ,,- ,..-f ,f WP. f N O , 'G any 59363 'Es Libs fy? X ii M3 X5 4 K W, aww 3 if in Kkiffn J, GZ ' K H ax fx: ,V A 22 , f- 'V 1 ak ,jfwi ef 'E2-bffgf A I cp Q51 2' 22 3 it Tw 5 . 'M Y fd 1 if 'ga Qi i ii' Q :: ,gi S554 Wt, X . 3 ,ww g HOME ECONOMICS gf TOO MANY COOKE CAN SPOIL THE SOUP SEWING A CLASS OF MONEY-SAVING CONSEQUENCES '. 9- f I' f'i,.- f L. -V' 4 , f E V' . 'f FI .....f 6. - EATING CUE OWN COOKING A FORM OF PIINISHMENTU' My 4 ,Egg .,.,, 3: Q e gg, X . kk! A gg Q ,iw , wirv 2 ., .:.:. 3 S A .. ggi V 'ms 'N MN M N x MMM wg :,- fm Xgiifa x X 3 x W W Q vk Qii3 ,l'5g mw- J X il ,rw . A34 I956 Prom -:- Morrison Hofel E 3 F if Q .I CA Foo+ball Banquei' j U 2 . 'R I ff N C PAGE gy X Tm x 2 A Ei Kg S Q Qi is .QQ 1-5' vu. J5'-4.- ' w vf ,.,......-- HDEAIVIATIC EVENT! SCENE FROM THE WEIGLEY FIELD DUGGUT DURING HIGH SCHQQI. CHAIVIEIONSIIIP GAME PURT PAGE 79 TOP, Left to Right: Mable Mejlos, Ncmcy Wisner, Ioan Mathews. BOTTOM, Left lo Right: lane Tsurumolo, Belly Rogers, Linda Clark, Andrea Eosccn, Frances Bmwn. Uur Cheerleaders ff,--, , s ws 'Nl X 4 X as ll 4 Nl PAGE 80 The Fnnthall Team lst ROW, Kneeling Lett to Right: Truppo, Tinocy, Godzicki, Caracci, Fracek. Zncl ROW: letfas, Martin, Williams, Wright, Gage, C. Hall, Zimmer, lasper, Sereda. 3rd ROVV: Scislowiczz, F. Hall, Boston, Collins, Bishop, Palmer, Calarco, Larucci. BACK ROW: Byers, Nadzikewicz, Barilla, Falagario, Bolsa, Pacione, Caridine, Dawidowiuz, l-lrynewicz. There is nothing like Football, to liven up a lazy Fall after- noon. The Wells Blue Raiders did ther share of providing a lot of action in the Blue Division. We Wound up in second place with a record of three victories and two defeats. For rugged action and courageous spirit, come and see the Blue Raiders in action. PAGE 8I Foo+balI Highligh+s I ef I W 3 a-+5 mf-.. , i mi Q J Foo'rball Gian'I's 5, - X Ei ko --xg 5. R .Q . .-S f Q fm 1' 3 JR LW. X g 1 x cg , X A , ,:,. D, x H J , I l ' ol S X ,ff .1-.-. 'a x N x ,N B V -2 , E 'K , .M R , l-my 53 A N ' Qs N as M4 if 13 X.-5. , 4 ,Iv QW.. A PAGE 83 :iw 553 xsgffw f . ai ,M w as mix b M 5 sf! sf' Q 4 gk -di mm Y 2 as ' J WX wg IH B R XR I ti X J, 2' ' . I 4 Q. X I Q Varsity Basketball REAR ROW, L. to R.: O. Neace, D. Shorts, R. Dalke, E. Caridine, G. Manolis, Mgr. 3rd ROW: T. Alcins, E. Ratclitt, R. Wilson. D. Nelson, M. Wise Bey. Znd ROW: E. Havard, D. Taybron, L. Brown, G. Washington, R. Ratclift. lst ROW: H. Oden, coach, C. Crittenden, L. Caricline, F. Burlcs, W. Williams, O. Taylor, Capt. The Wells basketball team won l6 games ing DuSable 62'6l in the first game of the city and lost seven in the 1956-1957 season. The playoffs, but defeat in the quarter-finals came at Blue Raiders turned in a thrilling game by beat- the hands of our arch-rival Crane. FROSH-SOPH . . . 1957 West Section Basketball Champions STANDING, L. to R.: l. Linzy Cwith balll. BACK ROW: C. Osleber, Louis Franks, A. Carter, R. Drabik, Hubbard, W, Peavy. MIDDLE ROW: H. Melton, R. Nytko, I. Myles, W, Lindsey. FRONT ROW: A. lablonski, T. lohnson, A. Karbowski, M. Martin. Coach Bert Ellis, PAGE 86 The Hit Champs TOP: Mgr. Hiroshi Nakano, Iohn Glanz, Donald Doble-ski, Ronald Chuchro, Eugene Ceglarski, Iames Przewoznik, Ioseph Cotton. CENTER: Philip Armento, Vito Mastandrea, Anthony Christopher, Kenneth Chmielewski, Gerald Wedell, Richard Schahowski, Eric Williams. BOTTOM: Ioe Anzelmo, Larry Pieroni, Louis Nardello, Ronald Konecki, Vernon Neal, Frank Burl-rs. By Larry Pieroni Before the big championship game at Wrig- ley Field, Mr. Wolf asked us to gather around him as he told us how much better we were than Kelly. By the time the big game was ready to start we went on to the field KNOWING that we were going to win. The first game ended in a l to l tie with Tony Christopher getting the big hit just before the rain cancelled the contest. The next try was a success, with Vernon Neal turning in a pitching masterpiece, allowing two first inning singles and fanning seven. The final score was Wells 3 Kelly 0 with Wells win- ning their first Baseball Championship in the history of the school. lt was highlighted by the booming triple off the left field fence by Tony Christopher, after Vernon Neal had just blasted a single to left scoring our second run of the game. The first run came when Larry Pieroni beat out an infield hit, took second on an infield out and scored when Iohn Glanz singled sharply to left. After the game newspapermen and photog- raphers were busy taking pictures of the New City Champs and we really felt like celebrities. No one was more thrilled than our very like- able coach, Al Wolf. It was his inspirational coaching, undying spirit and skill that was one of the prime reasons for the VICTORY. It was the Wells High School Baseball team and not the Chicago Cubs that brought a cham- pionship to Wrigley Field. , . sv 2- T 4112 ffl. 'ns . C., o N-is PAGE 87 f, leur... ' Q Wadi. lx Wm W X X Y we ..... . X .:.:.:. : ..:, , IW, xx 9. Q85 Xa? if hg fi '59, v .aw A-aussi ,, fh A wqxpm 1 Fm VISA, m ' ' btw? A 3 ggi, ll fulllll 'll 5 Q x W .mNV. K A N V rv! i5QQg' 4 immi. K? ., CRN -- fvmwi . K W fs x SSA. wg . m,,..v-. Ng 035, :X . fav PAGE 90 WRIGLEY FIELD CONFERENCE ,iw TOP ROW, Standing: Stcmcy, Szulconyi, Burke, Pontrelli, Guoqenti, Koiio, Cor-term BOTTOM HOW, Seated: Sebelik, Eisner, Michael Scwiol: Sccrrto, Rich Sowiuk. The Swimming Team ON YOUR MARK For o lost-moving sport there is nothf inq like being o member of the Wells Swim teom. lt is cr sport which exer- cises every muscle in the body. This sport utilizes much enerqy. After rnoiny proctice sessions, the teom is put into competition oqoinst some ot the best swimmers in the city. Our cooch is Mr. Rudolph Rinko. fl j' If W' f M l .- ' ., ' . I .i-IH , - ,. - .: wr- . ' ': ' ' wi. t ',M,ig.wLs,.. Ii i ...- orre l0Tor' JW . WlEllS CURREL TUR Ll 534 The Correlator Staff hopes that all the students at Wells enjoy this year's annual as much as we enjoyed putting it together. We have aimed for com- pleteness and accuracy, in that, we hope to have included as many student pictures as possible and have them accurately described. We Wish to thank Mr. Goodrich, the Faculty and all the students responsible tor this year's Correlator for their aid and courtesy throughout the year. STAFF MEMBERS Past Editor-in-Chief ..... .... I udy Iozens Present Editor-in-Chief ,....................... Leo Basilic Makeup Dept. ..........,.. Kathleen Fabian, Carole Scislo Sports .......... ..., W alter Stancy Kenneth Wedell Literary Dept. .............. Patsy l-lofstede, Delores lvery Assistant to Mr. Goldberg .................. Iohn Rudnick Sponsor .......,......... ..... M r. A. Goldberg f XJ' e PAGE 93 QW! Qigq gfwi on Aj! ,az ? ? gk ,I ,y ng. 'I J' if-v Ex. XIX , . FA .:: - . ..... 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