Amundsen High School - Viking Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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J I1.'lMLgxx'J9! U 1L 1 i f V' 'i- 1... 'dx My 4 . if 1, I ll . 1 J ,Xe V1 J linflnm Ron'-Left to Right: M.Biehl, P.Fingle, B. Forsberg, A. Hokanson, M.Baekman, P.Lamb, NI. Kallenberg, L. Noyes, L. Brady, G. W'idlund, E. Trohatos, R. Swanson, V. Colliander, V. Inskeep, P. Paleologos, B. Spear, I. Bauer, H. Peterson. Si'r'w1rfRa14'-L. Anderson, D. Rubin, M. Garrity, E. Harris, M. Blanford, J. Corcoran, E. Miske, D. Duerr, J. Gust, M. W'cdmaier, D. Olson, M. GriH'ith, D. Nelson, J. Lambos, A. Tulupan, G. Gruff, XV. Holv, Third' Ron'-E. Blomfeldt, H. Holzhauer, I. Cowen, L. Orlyp, S. Gunther, W. Miller, McLean, E. Dhein, D. Stuberg, J. Cogan, E. Eridell, E. Pearson, B. Kugel, A. Johnson, J. Deckert, E. Johannisson, R. Finch. John Albrecht Jane Atkinson Margaret Bassett Marie Beihl Ann Bender liorbert Blumfelt John Carl Violet Colliander Marshall Childs Jane Coracoran Lester Covey Arline Crawford Ifrcd Cyenwianka Wamey Dewitt Charles Duekman John Farmahis Robert Finch Phyllis Eingle Bernice Eorsberg Martin Garrity Marjorie Griffith George Gruff Jane Gust Elmer Hallberg Rosemary Hanson Ella May Harris Page ZX Alice Hedstrom J f John Olson Wfarren Holy 1 i Alice Olsen Howard Holzhauer yi 'S Rose Hussar Virginia Inskeep Williani Jacabren Betty Ann Jenkins Eric Johannisson Albert Johnson Richard Johnston Melvin Kainerl Nick Kokonas Robert Kugel Ruth Larch Dorothy Lewandoski John Lukas Karl Mossa Wgllter Mieler John Mueller Cecilia Muedt John McLean Dorothy Ntlson Edna Newbert Ragnor Nordlot Lois Noyes Leo Orzeyp Ralph Overbeck Elmer Pearson Hazel Peterson Phyllis Plahm Ruth Purcell Thomas Quinn W'alter Reiter David Rubin Ray Russell Thomas Seldomridge Jessie Serrakowski Robert Schreiber Margarethe Schroeder Jack Schorb Harry Schultz Virginia Stade Donald Stuberg Robert Summers Rosemary Swanson Kenneth Van Horn Claude White Bruno Zelasko

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Dorotliy Olson In llie luisiness worltl some tlay, liliis lwlontl larss will win lier way. Alpltal Olson Quiet, liulpiiul, eyer true, Clit-rry, loy is always clue. lfranlt Ortner Here lie comes, tltcre lic goes, Always on tlie iolw, lus goal li: kHOYV'i. Poppy Paleologos The Ace list witliout lier woultl not lie Co1nple!C Very few can with tliis shark compete. J Clyde Petrie jtitlgiiug lay tlie way tlial fellow jumps for a basket, If you need two points, you liave only to ask it. Nick Prasas Stop! l.ooltl and l,is ' Girls, liere's mniet in' you're i liranli Rummcll Always willing, always ltintl to the rest, The type we want antl need for YULVCCQS. Dorothy Nelson A nice little girl, W'itli pretty blond eurls. Leroy Straub XY'itl1 flying colors, lie'll some tlirougli, Like fellows of liis ltintl usually 1111. Bernice Spear The lady than stars in the art of tlraniaties, And liopes to attain a name as :in actress. Lillian Terry Always smiling and gay, Wlialt more is tliere to say? Flilabetli Troliatas If you want to liave alot of lun, I.cr Iilivalwetli start the run. Angeline Tulipan As an llonor student slie aeliieycal ller fame, And will have a good record as reward for lier aim. Guinliild Wfitlluml With bright red hair, and big blue eyes, Gunliild catches our envious uycs. Marie Wficlmcir Marie W'idmeir is lier name, Her motto is fortune, lier motto is fame. K x ' vclyn 'hoeli livelyn one oft Hall Guarsls, Iliad a a' i,'wtlr4r.iwii1g card. ,Q ... 'r

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' -4-vw ..v..,,...,, JUNIOR CLASS In 1936 the members of the present Junior class will terminate their careers at dear old Amundsen and, in most instances, worthwhile and beneficial careers will be started. During their sophomore year they whole-heartedly took part in the various school activi- ties. Now, as Juniors, a wider field of opportunities, of which they readily take advan- tage, is open to them. In their ranks are many potential football, basketball, swimming and track stars. Also, in their midst are many up and coming writers who work on the Log g many singers who use their vocal talents in the chorusg and some promising actors and actresses who employ their dramatic abilities in the drama class. If they continue as they have started, and there is no reason to believe they won't, equal at least, and perhaps surpass all previous classes. 7 I . F , , I . KZ lf' f 1 ML -, Al fi V 1 fL if ' X V! ,ruff f ' Page 29