Amundsen High School - Viking Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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BEST LOOKING Dolores Wagner Richard Cahill Mutual harmony of features. MONICA NELSON was never too late to board the activities in the Drama Club, French Club, Honor Society, Splashettes, and Riding Club. PAUL NEYLON was Peerless Paul to those who knew him in the Boys' Chorus, on the Football Team, and as German Club President. AILEEN NIEMEIER carried on in the National Honor Society, S.G.C., Serv- ice Girls, Alpha S.G.C., Gift Committee, and in the Spanish Club. RUTH- ANNE NORGREN was Ronny to those who knew her in the G.A.A., Red Cross, Bowling League, Intramurals, and as Omega S.G.C. Treasurer. IEANNE NOVAK held to the main mast to keep up with the activities in the French Club and G.A.A. EARL NYSTROM was always spick and span for inspection in the R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Spanish Club, on the Graduation Committee, in the Bowling League, Intramural Sports. FRANCES ODMAN Joined the crew in hoisting the sails of the Latin Club, French Club, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., S.G.C., and as a Hall Guard, and Log Representative. MAUREEN O'HART stayed out of the sick bay and joined the throng in the G.A.A., Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Bowling League, and S.G.C. IOSEPH O'I.EARY helped his shipmaies come out on top in Intramurals and Swimming Team. When IUNE OLSEN was there, the sailing was smooth in the Spanish Club, G.A.A., S.G.C., Bowling League, and Intramurals. LOIS Pinky OLSEN followed the big dipper in the Honor Society, French Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., S.G.C., Hall Guards, and as a Viking Representative. VIRGINIA OLSON peeped through the porthole to spot the G.A.A., S,G.C., Bowling League, Splashettes. ELSIE OLUND clipped over the white foam in the French Club, G.A.A., College Day Committee, and as Phi S.G.C. Treasurer. DONALD ORTLIEB didn't have to be shoved aboard for the Camera Club, German Club, Hall Guards, or Intramural Sports. NORMA PAESSLER was out for a good time in the Tri-I-li-Y, Omega S.G.C., Student Council, G.A.A., Bowling League, and Red Cross. RITA PAPADENIS fell overboard in time to join the G.A.A., Hall Guards, S.G.C., Mixed Chorus, Greek Club, and Intramurals. CONSTANTINE PAPAS rowed out to sea by way of the Greek Club, National Honor Society, Bowling Team, R.O.T.C., and Intramural Sports. HELEN PAPPAS could be counted on in the Greek Club, GJ-LA., and S.G.C.

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OUTSTANDING IN G.A.A. . . . Splashes . . . Spurs Caroline Leiter R.O.T.C .... Platoons . . . Rifles Christ Ulrich IOSEPHINE MICHONSKI got the signals to go ahead in the Bowling League, G.A.A., S.G.C., and on the College Day Committee. IAMES MILFORD locked the hatch to everything, but when it came to the R.O.T.C., Clean-up Committee, Honor Society, Nominating Committee, Latin Club, Mixed Chorus, and Log, it opened. GUY MILLARD kept busy in the National Honor Society, Latin Club, on the Graduation Committee, as a Log Representative, in the Band, Orches- tra, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Competitive Platoon, Rifle Team, and German Club, DOROTHEA MILLER earned all her stripes in the Bowling League and the G.A.A. RALPH MILLER was deep in a sea of action when drifting through the harbors leading to the Volleyball Team of Intramural Sports. ROSE MINASIAN was always on the spot to help the crew of the French Club, the G.A.A., and in the Bowling League and Mixed Chorus. MARILYN MINCK let the current guide her in the G.A.A., German Club, S.G.C. Sigma Chi, and as a Hall Guard. I-'RED MITCHELL couldn't be left behind as a member of the Band, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Clean-up Committee, Latin Club, Football Team, and as Editor of R.O.T,C. Paper. ROBERT Moose MOCKLER had a hard time but kept awake in Intra- murals, Log Staff, German Club. , BESSIE MOOSES looked to the crow's nest for word in the G.A.A., Greek Club, French Club, and as Secretary of her S.G.C. Chapter. PAT MORAN met both the wind and rcdn sailing through the S.G.C., G.A.A., and Bowling League. ELAINE MOREY kept her buttons shined and Wore her stripes in the Girls' Chorus and S.G.C. LOIS MORGAN kept smiling through thick and thin as Assistant Editor of the Viking, Vice-President S.G.C., National Honor Society Secretary, Spanish Club Treasurer, Nominating and Program Committees, Bowling League. NORMAN MORK was always at the front in the R.O.T.C., French Club, and as a Hall Guard, RUBY MORRIS shifted her sails in the G.A.A., Drama Club, and S.G.C. WILLARD Moon MUELLER knew the score when it came to the Basket- ball Team, lntramurals, Letter Men's Club, Boys' Chorus, and Baseball Team. EARL MULLIN steered clear of stormy weather in the German Club, Alpha Hi-Y, Intramurals, and as Football Water Boy. ART NELSON always made good time in the Student Council, Camera Club, German Club, Rifle Team, and Officers' Club.

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ft DONALD PAULICK observed the duties given him in the Latin Cl b, R.O.T.C., and Competitive Platoon. BETTY PAYTON made the white caps roll and came in with the tide as Clean-up4Committee Chairman, and as a member of the Drama Class, G.A.A., S.G.C., and Intramural Sports. IEANNE PEISER kept the running lights of the Drama Club, G.A.A., Library Staff, and S.G,C. burning. MILDRED PETERS climbed aboard just in time to keep watch from the crow's nest on the G,A.A., and to be one of the active members in the S.G.C. and in Intramurals. GLORIA PETERSON let her smile beam while in the G.A,A., Horseback Riding Club, and as Treasurer oi the Alpha S.G.C. LOIS PETERSON let her voice be heard when called on in the Latin Club, G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Eta S.G.C., and on the Pin and Ring and Gradua- tion Committees. t I I -fl- ' f-If' , p uf' r fr- Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, and G.A.A. I. jg. x Jil' ' 1 I DISTINCTIVE INDIVIDUALITY William Riddell Icmet Kusten To those who know you not, no Words can paint. Jr' MARILYN PETERSON put all her troubles away when in the G.A.A., Drama Club, or in the Alpha S.G.C. NORMAN PETERSON'S main inter- ests could be found in Intramural Sports and on the Swimming Team. IACKOLYN PHILLIPS charted her course through the G.l-LA., S.G.C,, and in the Horseback Riding and Letter Girls' Clubs. IIM BG PHILLIPS or sometimes known as Iungle lim was in the Hi-Y, on the Football and Baseball Teams, a Viking Representative, in the Letter Men's Club, Bowling League, and Intramurals. MARILYN PIEL stepped out while in the Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., S.G.C., Hall Guards, and Clean-up Committee. ELAINE PORTER was in the Spanish Club, Riding Club, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., S.G.C. GEORGE POULOS sped through the seas ot the Greek Club and the Mixed Chorus. IRENE PULS had a corking good time in the G.A.A., S.G.C., German Club, Riding Club, Library Staff, and in the Bowling League. MARILYN RADFORD sculled along in the S.G.C., G.A.A., Riding Club, Student Council, Hall Guards, and on the Library Staff. ELIZABETH RAPP took her station in the Omega S.G.C., G.A.A., Red Cross, Girls' Chorus, French Club, Student Council, and in the Bowling League. ROYAL REMMER showed his colors in the Concert Band, Hi-Y, Student Council, Nominating Committee, Intramural Sports, and as Span- ish Club Treasurer. KAYE RHODES made a hit in Student Council, Red