Amundsen High School - Viking Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Mary Ellen Spellrnan Spells lnveliness. Arthur Speaker W'lien Art W.lSl1'I in class, he was selling. Vernon Spcring Likes ally liked by all. Williard Steindl Good naturedg nuff said. Florence Fuchs Bernard Horrow William Meyer Madeline Moeller Everett Vreeland Annabelle Sullivan Angie can look dignified, with eliarm thrown in. Clementine Tulapan The Greeks liad a word fur it. Henry Von der Gathen Little zieorns make mighty oaks. Herbert Wolff Herb is as strong and silent as the wooded forest. William Wolff just a eliip off the old block. Y- Lucille Olilemiller Grace O'Connell Frank Ortner Marguerite Schroekhaas Harold Steinman Page 23

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I is Raymond Robinsoll He keeps thqhome fires bugjning - V I I '- h d. x.XKlI'l ns A .M 4 3 - I X5 .J x Ll ' X4 - - 1 .I 1 Q . n H , .3 oris Ryan '3 ' Aix nam- lrifh c'.,mJn. . ' x A ' N ' , 'f fx? 1 'I E I S I 'J X. Erncstine Snehsel Xxilljf .1 wow in history! Ruth S.'ll'ilCCO Swell girlfhig heart. Virginia Snntncr ,IQU knllw' l1Cl' is to lflvu her. To nnmc her is to praise her. Lillian Schauler Grace personified. Orettn Scholes Full of vigor and vim, excels us .ill in gym. 4 I . A thur S hmi ed x tc midt TI e it of cle r t ght es lll i ' Ii' i . I . l S EM Lillian Whixberg A alnxliing young Indy. Carol Schubert lI1dlYILlll.llIly inns! he nwarilesl. Edward Scholl Football hero, swimmer, presi- dent of class. In every line does lid surpass. Ann Seiffert Will .xlwnys Ii.imI you .1 laugh Vir 'inin'Sh clt ayhe i W. 'V e pe sonnliiy .ll go! s. I lx . ' DI If I William Slimm The soap box or.nor of the class. Eva Solomon just what the doctor ordered Sophie Souyoul Did you ever ice her willmoun Clementine?

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CLASS OFFICERS ,IflCk Cogan L Rosine Eklund Pl'l'Silll'lIf Q Sm-y'pfgg'j' V rji ff! Arvid Ekblad Trc'ax11rf'r CLASS HISTORY Being a member of the 4B class is rather like finding one's self in a temporary lull before a storm. It is that brief restful interlude immediately preceding the excitement and the flurry of being a 4A. When one reaches his Senior year his high school life is almost at an end. Whether it has been a success or failure depended entirely upon him- self. Then a Senior either feels a complete satisfaction when he looks back over his high school life, or a deep sense of shame if his time has been spent to no avail. One of the greatest thrills in life is being a senior. It is the uppermost position of upper-classmen. In 4A most students try to Hnd time to do just what they've always desired to do and never had time for. Therefore, in 4B they begin checking up to find exactly what these things are. Before the 4B there still lies the thrill of class election, class prom, and graduation. The 4B class is extraordinarily organized. Following in the footsteps of the 4A's they have elected class officers and found a real leader in their president, Jack Cogan. Because of this, Amundsen expects much from this class. They have succeeded this semester. Should not their success be even greater, the next? Page 24