Bloom High School - Bloom Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

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Many new methods have been brought forth since he hath come amongst us, and his laudable ideals have carried our castle into deserved prominence. - Bean uf Buys Bean nt Girls she adviseth the greatest as well as the least. She maketh herself indispensable in guiding the welfare of Bloom's fair maidens. ff- - nf- -- - ----Y k -- V V .... . ...i., .,........m ..,, N, , . , , Amy Applegate, A.B., M.S. A- J- Berg, BS- Fred R. Boggs Science Commercial dustrial Arts Have you prepared your Listen, 'cause I'm not going to et,s k ep t f he ca,-sy assignment? repeat this. AM W Ralph F- Briggs, AB., M.S. Frank W. Buchtel, B.S., M.S. Mathematics Physical Education State and prove today's theorem. 'They were all over the hoop, Rossie Buchtel M. Gordon Bull, B.S., M.S. Paul R, Busey, AB., M.A. Assistant Librarian Commercial Social Science Oh, swell! Now my five year old daughter-. Are there any news items of importance today? . ...J . di-NL. 1 C ' ' ' 1. Y ' 1- ' J, , -1' 11- U,-'NF'-1 , r eef . ,C , ' 'Q CTIHFIGS T- CHSSSCIY, AB- Anne Collins, B.Ed., M.A. Evelyn Courtney, B.A., M.A Matlierfu-1tiCS English Study Hall Supervisor Swing lf! Don't shed huge crocodile tears Row one, seat three. over it. ' M ,f of 1,7 lg U C. Gale Crumb Pauline J. Drinkwater,A.B.,M.A. Band Director English That girl will make a good I'11 never finish these papers. majorettef' Evamay Futcher, A.B. Aloa A. Haskett, A.B., M.A. Altha HaV11af1d,A-B- Mathemgticg Language, Mathematics science I Therefore yOu must divide .... Y0l1'1l just Plain have to memorize ag!-2353 boys are throwing snowbaus that. - +2-G12 -ee--fn lfgfi. em.,- 1 -. ' .1 nu., ..,.-lah 1 'U 1 ni f 1' U 'W' H . .fn V'i'I'?'I', N. l th: I..-k,,,4:.,.l1.5, A . -' V ...ML 1.2 ' I U : .. , ,.- -. . W5 A .V 3, J .1- A GYM LTLLEDES 74' IIET-U.M'.4R?xL: -1,-z.w:Mmmr. 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Marshall, B.A. Dorothy Martin, A.B. 13013121 E- Mathews, 13-A- Assistant Librarian Social Science Social Sclenc? Puri one, knit two. Be sure that 'makes sense. Ulf F hadla nickel follevefy time you ve said that .... . EI! Eu --4 fF.,.a'fi! l T., 1- .1.1.. .13 ' .f. ' -111. 1, lr-. 11 1 1 1, 1-11a 1, 5 .1 l. I l .111 1155111 1 11 1- 1-.g1,, -Q .11 1. 1 ..-.. . 1,1 1 1 ,. I Y X 1 I l 1 1 1 1 f 5 1 x I 11 1 yi 111 ' 7 I 11 -N 1 1-11 1:1 'f 14: 11r X - .11-lx-3.1, 1 , .11 .1 1. 7-j -10.11111 71- 1074 ' -ffm .. ig 1111.1 'W' H ' ' UfNT1mSc1 Ullwufvurru .W ,www ' -11. V. z - 1 Hadwinn W. M'Cann, B.A. Ethel Mellinger, A.B. Elmer R, Nelson, B,S, Industrial Arts English Science You know I bring my lunch. That's utterly ridiculousff NOW if y0u'11 please stand by- A I 91 1 dvvsr Virginia E. Niles, B.S. Margaret A. Norman, B.S., M.A. Edna H. North, A,B, Art, English Social Science ' English I have Art Club tonight. 'Tm kind of interested in that HNOW as for the grammar part .... reaction. Alfred S- Odegard Lorraine Pearson, B.Ed. Loretta Penn, B.A. Treasurer English, Mathematics Home Economics The 'Reader's Digests' are now Let's come to order. Listen kids, I'11 tell you .... here. -- f-if . ,fi H i 16fmt.?uVGluIf1 ffl+1,f: ,u ' Harry E. Peterson, B.S. Alice E. Price, B.S., M.A. J0hl'1 P1'Omb0, B-Ed. Industrial Arts Social Science, English Industrial Arts A Don't drop those T-squares! Say 'Mister' and 'Miss'. 'Til D1Ck my OWU Substitutes-H Qb. H. Catharine C. Puckett, B.Sc., M.A. John D. Rosenberg, B.S. C. M. Sarff, A.B. Institutional Foods Agriculture Physical Education No ice cream today. I have had just about enough. Our boys will be in there lighting James F. Sears, B.S., M.S. Adeline M. Smith, A.B. Hildur E. Soderman Science, Industrial Arts Social Science Registrar You do it this-a-way. Too much fooling around .... That's O, K. ....., . ,y l .V V f.. . 1 gi lm-Y: ' x. Silk Lf? f,.fY - . . I .f v f- 9, . :,. 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' 1' 'Jf--if 11 Pali, 1.-fzlfl 1, -- ,1, B- 153,1 -1- . ,' v,.-:fi-N Mft- -A ,- -. '- -' ' - ...uf X fu ,,,-51 .+ . . Q - Tn, 1- -1 'fs vvlh-,. r 11,1 , ui. 1-' v'I'.'21' . , ,1 ., , if -ry. ,731 ,. 1 FX EVM ir.-1 'v - 1' 1 '1-'QPU-'l,, Q-I ..., v ,T uifx: ?ff:-1' 1: .,. -'-.- .-1f, --rr' ti ,-- A-- - 1: 71,551-I 1 1.-I ' 121. '11 V-1 M1 1,11 ' '..1,,4f1 . .1 ', .--- 1'Y,g1 1 'i , .-. J, L 124 79 1 'sl' 1211! 1 , i r 5 i Hal Violet Amadio Dorothy Anderson Barbara J. Angus Charma Arnold Patricia Alice Everybody's friend. So quiet you'd hard- Barb has the smile R. Anthony's model. Ashdown ly know she's near. r that allures. Q, Ambitious - espe cially in music , ' fv- Neal Baker Kathleen Barber LaVerne Mildred janellyn Baselt MHYCY Baumgafdnel' Gentleman of leis- Kay should have a Barilow A girl whose nature Usually not far from ure. truck for that cello. A lot of lipstick for is of the best. Bill- Antoinette Bednarek Why does she .' a v o r t h e Navy? a big smile. AK Geneva Bell Jitterbugged her way thru , school. ' Anthony Thomas John Benesh Americo Bianconi Roberta Bickley jayne Blakemore Belokas Stubby , 'nuff said. Easy comeg easy go. A welcome transfer Belle of Bloom Brighter than he'd K b let you know. 4' from Mokena H.S. Bill Blood Clinton Bloom Earl Richard Bloom George Boggs Agnes Bonvoulou' He makes music with You'Il f i n d h i m Dick's a swell fel- Related to Mr. Five- A Bonnie blue slip and slide. minding h i s o w n low-asleep. by-Five? eyed lass Hortense L. Bosshard Present tense, ture tense Hortense. business. past tense, fu- f Mary Lou Bradley A reasonable facsimile of Veronica Lake. jack Bricks Alice Ann Brodzinski Claudia Mae Brooks A brick wall on She was loyal to her Friendly as they the line. vocals. come. Maureen Brown Alex Bruni S o m e d a y - she You won't Find him wants to be happily alone. married. , , Ruby Bughong George Buttell ' Josephine Buzelli Shorty is her fav- Like a powder puff, Lots Ol pep. and pep 01-ite, he's for the women. to SPHYG- l l Norma Patricia Violet Cappelletti Cannon Red hair, but no A quiet girl - at temper. times. Charles Z f I Carducci i His eyes are l ' A f o c u s e d on Q s p 0 r t s and l Rita. Dorothy Jean Carlson A s W i r l o f blonde hair. 21. iff l ' ' . 1:.+ '.:':'-'if i I , , 5,1 Q' ,' i A , E l F 'I l 1 J, Ilsemarie Caspar Gertrude I. Cepela Ralph Cianchetti Helen Louise Clayton Charles Collier The girl with the Here's someone who He has a heart de- Ever meet her boy Mischief lies brief case. likes English. voted to music. friend--Santa Claus? neathithat calm if 1 terior. be- ex- Dorothy Ann Collier Richard Collier Thomas Cooney John Coppotelli Dena Corradetti I love all the boys. A mind full of me- His heart and mind Never seems to ex- The kind people are chanical ideas. were on the grid- perience worry. anxious to meet. john iron, Louis J oe Corradetti tive? A future busi- ness execu- Corradetti Ambition: mil-A lions, without working. lm Frances Craig Frederick Louis Craig James Edward Craig Alphon Currier Louis Dahe She reminds one of A nice fellow, we've Given a chance, he Baseball seems to Another member of a question-box, heard. does things. run in his family. the gridiron clique I Iliff! - .. n ,P H iv if tif- X ,V 1 . H -.-1-55-g J. I . Nick DA!-nice Gordon Dalrymple August Dambrauskas Camillo J. Damiani Carl Damian: ' He dgesi-it saymuch If he's been in your Who is Lulu? He'd rather go to My pocket s full --usually, class, you'l1 know study hall than dreams him. study. Thelma Eliza- beth Damiani Take a letter, darling. Lolita Davis Short, dark and friendly. Winston DeMuth Tony DiCar1o, Jr. Yvonna DiPeso William C. Dolowy Jessie Dominquez Isfft flashy-not the H e d r e a m s o f A gushing geyser ol Tall, blorrjlgi and Si, si, senorita. type. Epwaii. gabl' hands me ,, .-, ' '11 . A ' Q - ' ' f' Qf'V f QMM f gow! ' ' V 'Af . l , E 1,31 - x . ' . .0 , H l . ., pl ' ' i ' r ,sn .U I r Lillian Dubhnsky Tillie Dusseljee Lorraine Dwyer Mary Virginia Betty Jean Enckhoff She looks quiet- Tillie, the toiler . Dimpled darling- Easterwood There's a sweet way but oh boy! don't you think? Little Miss Muf- about her. fettn. Bemadette L. John Eorio Enzwexler He's an O.K. It's usually with drums. quiet in her direction. i i i . , f ., -' N -fi G -we F . .- ' y 'gs x ' , di 4 LL i 1 I I 'i'.V V , V Tj ' 4 i X 1 L N A Af 1 ' V Joan Erhart A1 Falk Carol M. Fenneman Dominica Ferraro Emma Fiacco Many admire hex He's likely to be A girl with c B u b b l e s W i t h Not noisy, just nice r a - nice clothes, successful. tive i n t er t in Ray FitzHenry He casts a long shadow. ,flbr nergy. and neat. everythingl I l.f ,117-EI. f.5iI 1 I M Ervin Raymond Folta Jack Forrest Theresa Frattura Elaine Fries Cowboy of the grid- Finds fun where he To be a designer, Freeze never gives iron. looks for it. she aspires. anyone the cold shoulder . -..i.-- -4 fl . ---A-5+fpf.q-mf.f..1e,.., .. .. .W - A . 4. Q1 ':z . ,, Gordon F. W -I ,N I , 1 ' Genevieve Frischkorn ' ' ' ' i , ' Gabriel Worries never i f S w e e t Gene- trouble me. vieve. Bi-1 ,Sze - V if W . l - 1 5, A , - by iw QLQQQLEIEA i 113' -Ag t x rffj .41 3, gg A -Q ,L Eze! .1 G . -Ti , , 6' I -T , '5':1...: Z . --2-cm. msc! Q Xe ' 6 . ll 1' Alice Marie Moxigillo Robert H. Moore james Morgan Frank Motola Rita Rosemarie Oh, say now-she's A lover of the out- Always in the arms To be frank is wise. Muenzenberger cute! doors. of Morpheus. Wears a contagious awww sqmlfl smile. 'Wai 1 55 Qi Walter Mullally, Jr. Enos Nelson Frederick Neroni Jerry Nicolas Nancy Nieken Look out, girls!-a He does his work in Agentlemanthrough His weakness is his A light heart lives woman hater. silence. and through. crown of hair. long. Marion Nordberg A pl ea sin g manne r wins many friends. Dena Novelli A smile from her is always welcome. - i . 3 , 1 xx' . 'V Armond Mattio Bill Mattson James Mavrick Glenna McCaughan Darliene G. Said to be quite a His books are girls' Ever jovial and con- Vim, vigor, and vi- McCormick craftsman. looks. genial. tality. True blue to Navy blue. , - 1 . ff U, . 12' 'g. . -II, , 4 Y .I 'bl' ii ' i 5 i 1 fl -J 3 Sterling McCoy Irene McDonald .Ruth McGrath Mary A. Mednansky Mary Elizabeth Character as ster- If Evelyn's there, so Better known as Shy, silent, and ser- Midgehall ling as his name. is Irene. Hips . ious. Kind, sweet - al- Frances Mikalauskis ' Life of the party. Ways neat. William Mogge Wonder why I he transferred to Bloom. - ii 'R 6 'A' 4, 1 fi f 1 4 1 i Josephine Judith Glenn Landeen Gildo J. Lauteri Maurice Lien Georgia Josephine Krencik Romeo of the road- One of Nelson's His car solved the LoBue Doubtless an asset ster. stooges. transportation prob- The boss' beautiful to Bloom lem. secretary? I l 3 6 l l Richard A. LoBue Darlyne Love Dora Malone Helen Malvestuto John Maries Curly-haired andj Dar e or darling A hard worker and Honesty and sincer- Math doesnlt stump cute,-sa he re's no differ- a nice girl. ity are admirable him. traits. Lena Mae wield- Martin er of the brush. Chunk of ice, and palette. t h i r d finger, left hand. I. l Donald Johnson Marilyn johnson Just in time for Tired?-She'll sing graduation, you to sleep. The man behind the plow. Calvin Jonas Waldemar Jung Richard S Kane An intelligent far- He loves wine wom mer of the future. en, and song x William Kam Sheldon Kennedy Donald Killion Vivian Knauss Dorothy Koch Hold that pose! We've never seen The future may find A dashing brunette A cheery H1 for him flustered or him an M D with dashing ways everyone angered. . 7 fu-ff Bernice R. Gerald Kovach Krauss All can claim her as a friend The joker of the pack-he's really a card. V .-yn-f, Yi ' Ava. , l . :L,:gf11-ji: .. H 1 .i 4239 . fr' il--51 '15 2 lk ' --'.f?FEm3Ev Gloria Eileen'Gardiner Genevieve Gasik Charles Genzler Clara Marie Giannetti Lawrence Giannetti Don't you think my No Gasik ration- It seems he has no Efhciency plus. Favorite subject- boy friend's cute? ing here. enemies. detention. ei, Alfred G. Gierach, Jr. William George Lena Giunta Frances Gludzinskis Iohn Gorzinsl-ci Chief usually has Gineris She looks up to Foremost is her Fast!-on the track, quite a lot to say, Little Patsy's pal. everyone. sunny disposition. of course. Lorraine Graham Crackers is always study- ing chemistry. Betty Green This girl isn't green . 38 l i R i ' gi X l l Frank Grupp Laurine Gumas Geraldine Gunn Bill Hank Marian Hanko Will he run for a To be rich is to be She's seen a lot of fAlways clowning- Makes friends, not third term? content. the footlights. he keeps 'em laugh- acquaintances. f ing. - a Q 1 ,,p..4 W 1.7.7 Lois Dale Hansen Barbara Hare Edward B. Harvey Violet Haut Louis Wayne Hayes She thinks the Ma- The gym is her other It seems he believes Letters occupy her T h e r e's nothing rines are wonderful home. in going steady. spare time. hazy about him. --wonder why. Norbert jack Heinze Heidemann They call me A m u s 1 n g, jason . friendly, o n e swell guy. The will is the way. Philip Heiser Neal Hennegan Barbara Joan Herd Who said fun and Pleasingly plump- study don't mix? that's Porkie . ,n Il I Ui.. ,'.l. 'El - '.v .. ,. ', ...L v A-5 r ' 4 l l Joan I-Ieyward Nora Hieber Not Heyward - Peoplelikehermake she's going forward! the world go round. . , , I ...,....,- ...,-. . ..-.,-. T,,, Matthew Hills Bob Holcomb Walter Holtz Helen Iobbi Raymond Izzarelli Dots and dashes are his hobby. Leo Jelen wisdom. Few words in- dicate m u c h quibb- Mischief combined Sears. with more mischief. img with Jollity is her mid- Shines with the bas- dle name. ketball. I V 1 gi -Fred W. Johns N A rather quiet, b u t pleasant fellow. . Q , si b i 'hs ' I We f W 'Q . A ,,','5 4 - ' L Adam Nowak Richard Lee Noyes Marvin J. Nuessle Edward Nykaz - E' y O'Bryan Have you ever seen He's hard to get, Fills the bill of a Quiet and est- rish eyes are smx him serious? I girls! handsome fellow. a swell . g. JWWY ' w K fPQLWWwff1l3f 4 -ng 1 1 - I. X u M ' 4 L 5 I' 9' ' 4- ' si' ' I Ethel Yolanda Panici Tall and from the S 0 u t h - Heights. A james Owens Jean Patricia Page Ray Allen Page Josephine J. Anthony Panici, jr Half of 3 swell get An interesting Page. Finally! Pancrazio T.N.T. with the pig of twins, Whatever is worth skin. doing, is worth do- ing well. 5 garb?-,Y 'v Qi' 5 -1 Palma Panici Capable, reli- ant, and ready. air- .ew X., -I W. J' sh' ' . Y , . Michael F. Paoletlfa . John Paradiso Evelyn Paris Harold Paris Dale Parks His flame attends Where there's a will, Good things come Energy - what's Parks almost any- a rival school. there's a way. in small packages. that? where. I . 0 ,...'- 1 li ! ' ' mfiliwgimgrx, N fl 69 P1 V l A if f A. ' . ,f N f ' ..- , Q! X V. ,Z . Nc' - ' ' -V 'J l N .1 o X r lim . Jane Patrizi Ruth Patton Ronald Pearson Patricia Peter Audrey Peterson Oh those nails! The Broadcasters A tickler of the The better half of Artistic in mo capable editor. ivories. the Mutt an' Jeff ways than one. couple. Robert Peterson Another of Nelson's right hand men. l l . A . X l il 5-'xir HQ Y 1 fig' I l wx , 'vf' .I I , -II: f If 1 has ' l 4' f 'Tut .Aug ', f. ' jx: , . af 3 5 L . ' .1-T331 '--'M i , Wife? Www Bob Phillips Bob, G e o r g e, and blue Dodge P fgsvk J fig f Frank Lowell Piacenti James Piacentini Rose Piattoni Joseph George Piazza Jennie Picchi There's a place in He makes a hobby Pretty as a rose. A handsome fellow Roller rinks have an life for h'im'. of loafing. with a winning attraction for her. smile. 1 ! . .h zu' '11--1 1 Eleanor Pignotti Mildred Pluchar Sam John Portelli Mary Alice Powers Elizabeth Prist She gets joy out of Always has fun. Machines fascinate More power to you, Cheerful wherever living. and intrigue him. Sue! she goes. George Quigley A thoughtful con s c i entious student. Jean Marie Raczykowski W h i c h which? -l A Edward Real Darlene Rice Franklin Richards Delores M. Rinne Air-minded -- Cnet A bundle for China. Mx: Briggs, I know A sweet girl with but literally, of coursej. a better way. winning ways. ,i ' 9 , xr, 0 llpslqrwggg J Y 3 l f l -f-Q l l r l Ira R. Rogers Bernardo Rotondi Robert Rush Marie Ann Russo Gertrude A. Ruszel He won't die from A manly type of Rushes the girls. Sweet tempered. A typical Giggling overwork manhood Gertie . Constance Sakalares S i l e n c e golden Anthony Santucci A g e n tl e man with a sclentx lic mind Dora Sassano Evelyn Karolyn Mario Scampini She'd make a cheery Saurbier A voice as deep nurse. Songbird of Bloom. a bass viol. Florence Scartozzi Eileen C. Schiml-ce A happy, optimistic To and from school outlook. my with RF. l l J l 'J 1 , X 1 ':-11 Q7xfj,,f,.5 l 1 Loretta Schindler Douglas Schlieter Jean D. L. Walter James Schulze Not sad, just quiet. Meet our oomph Schmeckpeper chme eper, Jr Our little problem boy. What would school p i ' n in e child. be without boys? a Frank Charles Jeanne Schumake Sennholtz A.person worth Sense and sen- knowing. sibility. Oren G. Sherman, Ji How are the whis- ker crops, General? Doris Singleton So nice to come home to. 5,1 L,5f,.,fof Q Betty Anne Showalter .Ellen Shufro Eugene J. Sierzega Frank Simone A studious girl, al- Once a friend, al- Oh, this thing called B i g, b u r 1 y, a n d ways dependable. ways a friend. education. brawny. bv ? i, . X Betty Sjoholm She never left glee clubs. 1,-fe - V Mg, 4.3 John Skonecke Joseph J. Slemensky Virginia Soderman the trik up the band. Girls, they always Always in every ,L get his attention. thing,-head first fflwi- Carmella Soldano Honor lies in honest toil. Alice Jane Stanley B r a i n y and beautiful. . 1 r i . i ! 1 N ! E Bemard Stein Betty Dell Storm john Swanson Audrey Sweeney Raymond Always out for a hot Her line is the rhy- Quiet and full o time. med line. V thought. 11.51 f Sweeney has a in the Army. ' Hazel L. Thomas Esther Tiberi Judith E. Tornow Peter D. Tripodi Mario Troll She gets along well The adventurous Truly a citizen of Short, but mighty! Cool, calm and col with anyone. type. tomorrow. lected. Lottie Theresa . George Tylka , ' Tymorek Shorthand is ' H e t a k e s her favorite, 1 schoolworkser- iously. QV Dena P. Vitolka Margaret Vittori Edward Wackrow NLois Margery Wahl Kay Warnsholdt It's the gypsy in her. All wound up in Shortage of wo Intelligent in many Okay, they say. radio and sports. surplus of b . l ways. - f N , . ..-V ..-Y . . l w .4 J..-.sl ...H l l l l l Marion Wassmann Mack Watson Maxine B. Weber Robert Wegrzyn Delphine Wein A Ie a d e r among Likes to hear a cer- Bloom's poet lau- Usually grinning Wein will turn to girls. tain Bell . reate. from ear to ear. Q Brown. Marwin Priscilla Weitendorf Wells A true and Catches many thoughtful 3116579- friend. lj n li 1, ,. u ,,. FZ I. new ,,,. .K .QMA Thomas Welsh James Williams Marjorie Williamson Oscar Yanson Margie, 1'm always He towers above us. An eyeful of sweet- Not to be hurried thinking of you. ness. I Evelyn Wilson Theresa Wilson Bette Mae Witt A jumpin', jivin', She wears a pair of Is she talking yet, or jitterbug. silver wings. again? Rosemond James Wolff 'l Wyatt H e r e s h e Snazzy with comes - there Zoot Suit- she goes. , . , ,.. ,- V . . . nj V H., H .N 1 N :, . A ' l,,,M'3?.,X'L W- jr.. i fri Q '.,m,'n' -, -' ' ' .. . , Q lic .' .A Q - 211 , 1 A .HL .2 , '33 , . .- i' :'- kg ' V A an - I -e f , . 7. -' A , ,ree ,ws ,P ,,, ix Q 7 I Marie Yaras Ruth Mary Young Carp Yushkevich Nena Zagone Something different An up ay Easier to like than Full of talk and every day. W8 to spell. smiles. Sam Zagone Annette Zalman Louis Zarosi A swell sport among She's hard on the Everyone agrees he's the boys. stocking industry. one of the best. Vivian ff' Zetz Nothing daunts her. - . Thomas Lucia Not a blonde, that's sure' 192235 uf valor AMADIO, VIOLET G. A. A. Board, Basketball, Volleyball, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Dancing Club, Italian Club. ANDERSON, DOROTHY Honors Fall 3, Library Girl, Senior Board, Coun- cilman 2, 3, Broadcaster 3, 4, Hall Guide 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Latin Club. BARBARA J. ANGUS National Honor Society 4, Honors Spring 1, 2, 3, Fall 2, 3, Majorette, Broadcaster, Library Girl, Glee Club, Senior Board, Bowling Club, Girls' League, Dramatics Club, Equestrian Club, Senior Play Committee. ARNOLD, CHARMA JUNE Honors Spring 2, Secretary, Equestrian Club, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, Library Girl. ASHDOWN, PATRICIA National Honor Society 4, Honors Spring 1, Fall 2, Orchestra, Chevron, Secretary, Art Club, Ballet Club, Band, Volleyball. BAKER, NEAL BARBER, KATHLEEN National Honor Society 3, 4, High Honors Fall 1, 2, Spring 1, 2, Honors Fall 3, 4, Spring 3, Annual Activities Editor, Chevron, Orchestra, Council- man, Music Club, Beginning, Advanced Latin Club. BARILOW, LaVERNE Honors Fall 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club, Audubon Club, Beginning Chorus. BASELT, JANELLYN National Honor Society 4, Honors Spring 1, 2, Fall 2, 3, Choir, Councilman, Girls' Select Chorus, Girls' League, Dramatics Club, Latin Club. BAUMGARDNER, MARCELINE Hall Guide, Hostess, Dramatics Club. BEDNAREK, ANTOINETTE Honors Fall 1, Bowling Club. BELL, GENEVA - Select Girls' Chorus, Basketball, Volleyball. BELOKAS, ANTHONY BENESH, JOHN ' Vice-President, Junior Class, Honors Fall 2, Spring 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club, Hall Guide, Sophomore Board. BIANCON I, AMERICO BICKLEY, ROBERTA Table Tennis, Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Class Play Committee, Cheerleaders' Club 1, 2. BLACKMORE, JAYNE ' Library Girl, Majorette, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Carnival Queen 2. 51 BLOOD, BILL Barrington High School, Radio Club 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. BLOOM, CLINTON n Honors Spring 1, 3, Track 2, 3, Dancing Club, Photography Club. BLOOM, EARL RICHARD Choir, Rifle Club, Beginning Chorus, Councilman, Senior Play Committee. BOGGS, GEORGE I Band, Honors Fall 4, Rifle Club, Senior Play Committee. BONVOULOIR, AGNES Honors Spring 1, 2, Fall 2. BOSSHARD, HORTENSE L. . - Honors Spring l, Fall 4, Secretary, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Secretary. BRADLEY, MARY LOU BRICKS, JACK Football 1, 2, 3, 4. BRODZINSKI, ALICE ANN Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. BROOKS, CLAUDIA MAE U ' Select Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Dancing. BROWN, MAUREEN Library Girl, Equestrian Club, Hostess, Sub-Deb Club, Councilman. BRUNI, ALEX Track, Managers' Club. BUSHONG, RUBY . Library Girl, Home Economics Club, Hall Guide. BUTTELL, GEORGE Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Track 1, 2, Annual Sports Editor. BUZZELLI, JOSEPHINE i Girls' League, Band, Orchestra, Home Economics Club, Bowling Club, Sub-Deb Club. CANNON, NORMA PATRICIA National Honor Society 4, High Honors Fall 19 Spring 1, Honors Fall 2, Spring 2, Hostess, Short- hand Club, Glee Club, Hall Guide. CAPPELLETTI, VIOLET Honors Fall 1, Class Treasurer 1, 2, Councilman 1, 3, 4, G. A. A. Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton, Bas- ketball, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Committee. CARDUCCI, CHARLES l Track 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Radio Club. CARLSON, DOROTHY JEAN Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Pageant, Select Girls' Chorus .3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, 4, Photography Club, Minstrel, Marionette Club, Girls' Chorus 1, 2. ZBBBU5 CASPER, ILSEMARIE National Honor Society, Secretary 3, 4, High Honors Fall 4, ,Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 1, 2, 3, Annual Faculty Editor, Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club, President, Girls' League, Hall Guide, Florella, Glee Club, Hostess. CEPELA, GERTRUDE Knitting Club, Needlework Club, President. CIANCHETTI, RALPH Football 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors Fall 1, High Honors Fall 4, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, Managers' Club. CLAYTON, HELEN LOUISE Sub-Deb Club 2, 3. COLLIER, CHARLES Class Secretary 1. COLLIER, DOROTHY ANN Beginning Chorus 2, 3, Choir, Audubon Club, Annual Solicitor, Debate Club, Nursing Club, Volleyball. COLLIER, RICHARD Honors Spring 1, Annual Solicitor. COONEY, THOMAS Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, Homecom- ing King. COPPOTELLI, JOHN CORRADETTI, DENA Honors Fall 4, Councilman, Switchboard, Basket- ball, Home Economics Club. CORRADETTI, JOHN National Honor Society 3, 4, High Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 1, 2, Honors Fall 4, Spring 3, Annual Business Manager, Councilman, Photography Club, Hall Guide, Pencil 85 Palette Club, Business Club. CORRADETTI, LOUIS JOE Football, Basketball 2, 4. CRAIG, FRANCES Foreign Correspondence Club, Home Nursing Club, Switchboard. CRAIG, FREDERICK LOUIS Football. CRAIG, JAMES EDWARD Track, Drafting Club. CRIPE, RICHARD ELSWORTH CURRIER, ALPHON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. DALIE, LOUIS Basketball 2, 4, Football 3, 4. DALRYMPLE, GORDON Honors Fall 3, Choir, Senior Board, Cheerleaders Club. Ealnr ,D'AMICO, NICK DAMBRAUSKAS, AUGUST Football, Track, Bowling Club, Honors Spring 3. DAMIANI, CAMILLO J. ' Bowling Club 1, 2, Managers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Councilman. DAMIANI, CARL Honors Fall 1, Spring 1, Football, Track. DAMIANI, THELMA ELIZABETH Photograph-Club, Honors Spring 2, 3, Fall 3, 4. DAVIS, LOLITA Councilman. DeLUCA, ALBERT DeMUTH, WINSTON ' DePROSPERIS, JOE ANTHONY Councilman, Basketball, Hall Guide, Baseball. DiCARLO, TONY Intramural Basketball, Lt., Hall Br Traffic Guide, Christmas Play. DiPESO, YVONNE Honors Fall 3, Spring 3, Sophomore Board, Glee Club, Basketball, Hostess, Foreign Correspond- ence Club, German Club, Spanish Club. DoLowY, WILLIAM cl Dancing Club, Hall Guide, Traffic Guide, Bowling Club, Thespian. ' DOMINGUEZ, JESSIE Glee Club, Hall Guide, Audubon Club, Home Economics Club, Bowling Club. DUBLINSKY, LILLIAN Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, 3. DUSSELJEE, TILLIE Home Economics Club 2, 3, Audubon Club. - DWYER, LORRAINE Service Bureau. , EASTERWOOD, MARY VIRGINIA National Honor Society 3, 4, High Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 1, 2, 3, Honors Fall 3, Junior Board, Library Girl, Councilman, Girls' League, Chevron, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Foreign Correspondence Club, Music Club. EICKHOFF, BETTY JEAN Honors Spring 3, Library Girl, Girls' League, Broadcaster, Vice-President, Future Teachers Club, Secretary, Spanish Club, Knitting Club. ENZWEILER, BERNADETTE L. I Knitting Club, Hostess, Library Club. EoR1o, JOHN A Track 1, 4, Football. ERHART, JOAN Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Bowling Club, Dramatics Club. FALK, AL Business Club, Basketball, Councilman. 52 Beats of EHIIJI' FENNEMAN, CAROL M. National Honor Society 4, Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, Senior Class, Chev- ron, Library Girl, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Councilman 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Committee Chairman, Council- man, President, Future Teachers Club. FERRARO, DOMINICA Basketball, Photography Club. . FIACCO, EMMA Hostess, Bowling Club, Home Economics Club. FITZHENRY, RAY Hall Guide, Traffic Guide, Photography Club. FOLTA, ERVIN RAYMOND Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. FORREST, JACK - Manager, Projector Operators' Club, Traffic Guide, Hall Guide. FRATTURA, THERESA Italian Club, Hall Guide Lt. 4. FRIES, ELAINE Basketball, Volleyball, Switchboard, Girls' Lea- gue, Select Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Minstrel, Pageant, Christmas Play. FRISCHKORN, GORDON F. Hall Guide, Track, Rifle Club, Basketball, Pro- jector Operators' Club. GABRIEL, GENEVIEVE GARDINER, GLORIA EILEEN Honors Spring 2, 3, Fall 2, High Honors Fall 4, Select Girls' Glee Club, Operetta, Entertainers' Club, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. GASIK, GENEVIEVE Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Sophomore Board, Choir, Honors Spring 1, Dramatics Club, G. A. A. Board. GENZLER, CHARLES Honors Spring 2. GIANNETTI, CLARA MARIE Honors Fall 2, 3, Choir, Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, Junior Board, Commercial Club, Switchboard, Volleyball, Basketball, Italian Club, Shorthand Club. GIANNETTI, LAWRENCE GIERACH, ALFRED G. Traffic Guide, Chief 4, Hall Guide, Lt. 4, Photo- graphy Club 1, 2, 3, Track, Debate Club, Treas- urer, Boys' League, Councilman, German Club, Senior Play Committee, Radio Club, Usher. GINERIS, WILLIAM GEORGE Honors Fall 1, 3. GIUNTA, LENA Councilman, Commerce Club. GLUDZINSKIS, FRANCES Hostess, Bowling Club. GORZINSKI, JOHN Public Improvements, Commissioner, Broadcaster, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Bowling Club, Secre- tary 4, Hall Guide Lt. 2, 3, 4, Traffic Guide, Senior Play Committee. GRAHAM, LORRAINE Honors Fall 4, Latin Club, Vice-President, Nurs- ing Club, Secretary, Girls' League, Knitting Club, Bowling Club, Hall Guide, Hostess. GREEN, BETTY National Honor Society 4, High Honors Spring 1, Honors Fall 1, 4, Library Girl, Switchboard, Sophomore Board, Hostess. GRUPP, FRANK Honors Fall 2, Spring 2, Junior Class, President, Senior Class, President, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball, Hall Guide, Traflic Guide 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 1, 2. GUMAS, LAURINE Girls' Chorus, Table Tennis, Vice-President, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, G. A. A. Board. GUNN, GERALDINE High Honors Fall 1, 4, Spring 1, 3, Honors Fall 2, 3, Spring 2, Thespian, Senior Play, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chevron, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League, Sub-Deb Club, Bowling Club. HANK, BILL Band, Orchestra. HANKO, MARION Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Select Girls' Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Glee Club 3, 4, Home Economics Club, Photography Club, Pageant, Girls' League. ' HANSEN, LOIS DALE High Honors Fall 2, Honors Fall 1, 3, Spring 1, 2, National Honor Society 4, Majorette, Chevron, Senior Play, Three Acts 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Knitting Club, Bowling Club, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4. HARE, BARBARA High Honors Fall 1, Spring 1, Honors Fall 2, 3, 4, Spring 2, National Honor Society 4, G. A. A. Board 1, 2, President,.Junior Class, Treasurer, Bowling Club 1, 2, President 3, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, 2, 3. HARVEY, EDWARD B. Track, Band, Intramural Basketball, Photography Club. HAUT, VIOLA HAYES, LOUIS WAYNE HEIDEMANN, NORBERT National Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Senior Edi- tor, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, High Honors,Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 1, 2, Honors Spring 3, Fall 4, Chevrons 1, 2, Junior Board, Art Club 1, 2, Photography Club, Traffic Guide, Usher. Baths ' uf Faint HEINZE, JACK Rifle Club, Bowling. HEISER, PHILIP Honors Spring 2, Fall 3, Rifle Club, Radio Club, Projector Operators Club, Councilman, Hall Guide. HENNEGAN, NEAL National Honor Society 3, 4, Councilman 1, 2, 4, Chevron, President, Latin Club, President, Thes- pians, Track, Intramural Basketball, High Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring 2, 3, Honors Spring 1, Pencil 85 Palette Club, Photography Club, Bowling Club, Christmas Play, Traffic Guide, Hall Guide. HERD, BARBARA JOAN Quill 85 Scroll, G. A. A. Board, Treasurer 4, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, 4. HEYWARD, JOAN National Honor Society 4, High Honors Spring 2, 3, Fall 4, Latin Club, Library Girl, Girls' League, Bowling Club, Volleyball, Basketball. HIEBER, NORA McHenry High School, Honors Fall 4. HILLS, MATTHEW Radio Club 2, 3, 4, President 1, Projector Opera- tors Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Amplifier Manager. I-IOLCOMB, BOB Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Hall Guide 2, Chief 4, Lt. 3, 4, Usher, Traffic Guide 3, 4, Intramural.Basketball. HOLTZ, WALTER IOBBI, HELEN Vice-President, Freshman Class, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Tennis, Badminton. IZZARELLI, RAYMOND Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 1, 3. JELEN, LEO Honors Fall 4, Football. JOHNS, FRED W. Radio Club, Councilman, Skeet Club. JOHNSON, DONALD JOHNSON, MARILYN Choir, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Councilman, Girls' League, Select Chorus. JONAS, CALVIN F. F. A. JUNG, WALDEMAR Honors Fall 2, 3, Spring 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Traffic Guide. KANE, RICHARD S. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Broad- caster 3, 4, Hall Guide 2, 4. KARN, WILLIAM Photography Club, Annual Photographer. KENNEDY, SHELDON Football 3, 4. KILLION, DONALD Treasurer, City of Bloom, Honors Spring 1, 2, 3, Fall 2, 3, Senior Play, Choir, Basketball, Latin Club. KNAUSS, VIVIAN High Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 1, 2, 3, Honors 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Features Edi- tor, Broadcaster 3, 4, G. A. A. Award 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. Board 1, 2, 4, Quill 85 Scroll 3, 4, Bowling Club, Knitting Club, Dramatics Club, High Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 1, 2, 3, Honors Fall 4, Girls' League, Volleyball, Basketball, Archery, Badmin- ton, Glee Club. KOCH, DOROTHY Glee Club, Bowling Club 2, 3. KOVACH, BERNICE Bowling Club 1, 2, Hostess, Home Economics Club. KRAUS, R. GERALD Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 2, Hall Guide, Draft- ing Club, Metallurgy Club, Aeronautics Club. KRENCIK, JOSEPHINE JUDITH Glee Club, Bowling Club, Hall Guide. LANDEEN, GLENN Honors Spring 2, 3, Fall 3, Senior Board, Traffic Guide, Intramural Basketball, Track. l LAUTERI, GILDO J . Track 1, 2, Councilman 1, 2, 3, Managers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Lt., One Act Play, Italian Club, Bowling Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club. LEE, JIM ELBERT Hall Guide. LEE, SHIRLEY Girls' League, Glee Club, Choir, Dramatics Club. LIEN, MAURICE Track, Radio Club, Operetta, Glee Club. LaBUE, GEORGIA JOSEPHINE Band, Commerce Club, Honors Spring 1, Fall 2. LOBUE, RICHARD A. Football, Track, Hall Guide 2, 4. LOVE, DARLYNE JOY Honors Fall 3, Majo-rette, Library Girl, Broad- caster, Vice-President, Dramatics Club, Secretary, Knitting Club, Photography Club. LUCIA, THOMAS MALONI, DORA Honors Spring 3, Photography Club. MALVESTUTO, HELEN Secretary, Nursing Club, Switchboard, Honors Spring 2, Fall 3, 4, G. A. A. Award. 54 Beans MARIAS, c. JOHN National Honor Society 4, High Honors Fall 1, 3, Spring 3, Honors Fall 2, 4, Spring 1, 2, Council- man, Traffic Guide, Radio Club, Projector Opera- tors Club, F. C. A. Club, Senior Play Committee. MARTIN, HAROLD MARTIN, LENA MAE Hall Guide, Girls' Chorus, Girls' League. MATTIO, ARMOND Hall Guide. MATTSON, BILL Track, Senior Play Committee, Bowling Club, Equestrian Club. MAVRICK, JAMES Councilman, Band 1, 2. McCAUGHAN, GLENNA Honors Fall 3, Majorette, Girls' Select Glee Club, Equestrian Club. MCCORMICK, DARLIENE G. Honors Spring 1, 2, Fall 2, Senior Board, Presi- dent, Nurses' Club, President, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Knitting Club, Girls' League, Hall Guide, Nurse's Assistant. MCCOY, STERLING MCDONALD, IRENE MCGRATH, RUTH Switchboard, Hall Guide, Dramatics Club, Honors Fall 2, Class Play Committee. MEDNANSKY, MARY A. Needlework Club, Honors Fall 1, 2, Spring 2, 3. MIDGHALL, MARY ELIZABETH Hall Guide, Hostess 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Girls' League. MIKALAUSKIS, FRANCES Bowling Club, Hall Guide. MOGGE, WILLIAM Thornton 1, 2, 3, Basketball, Track. MONGILLO, ALICE MARIE Library Girl, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Italian Club. MOORE, ROBERT H. , Traffic Guide, Hall Guide, Drafting Club. MORGAN, JAMES Councilman, Honors Fall 1. MORO, AUGUST E. Radio Club, Projector Operators Club. MOTOLA, FRANK Honors Spring 2, Hall Guide. MUENZENBERGER, RITA ROSEMARIE Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Brbadcasters. 'MULLALLY, WALTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, Track, Football, Honors Spring 3, Fall 4. 55 Palm' NELSON, ENOS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. NERONI, FREDERICK NEWQUIST, JAMES Football, Track. NICOLAS, JERRY Broadcaster, Hall Guide, Football, Intramural Basketball. NIEKEN, NANCY Hostess, G. A. A. Board. NORDBERG, MARION Secretary, Girls' League, Treasurer, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Girl, High Honors Spring 1, 3, Fall 1, 3, 4, Honors Spring 2, Fall 2, Secretary, Future Teachers Club, Photography Club 1, 2, 3, Art Club, Dramatics Club, Council- man 1, 2, Select Chorus. NOVELLI, DENA NOWAK, ADAM Photography Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guide 3, 4, Band, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4. NOYES, RICHARD LEE NUESSLE, MARVIN Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Hall Guide, F. C. A., Chorus, Choir. NYKAZA, EDWARD Honors Fall 1, 4, Spring 3. O'BRYAN, EMORY OWENS, JAMES PAGE, JEAN PATRICIA Girls' League, Bowling Club, Business Club. PAGE, RAY ALLEN Foobtall, Basketball, Track. PANCRAZIO, JOSEPHINE National Honor Society 4, Honors Fall 1, 2, 3,.4, Spring 1, 2, 3, Girls' League, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Switchboard. PANICI, ANTHONY J. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 4. PANICI, ETHEL YOLANDA Home Economics Club, Glee Club 1, 2, Select Girls' Glee Club. PANICI, PALMA Girls' League. PAOLETTA, MICHAEL F. Football 2, 3, Councilman 1, 2. PAOLINI, EDILO Basketball, Baseball, Football. PARADISO, JOHN Baths ut Palm, PARIS, EVELYN Choir, Dramatics Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Christmas Play. PARIS, HAROLD High Honors Spring 3, Honors Fall 3, Traffic Guide, Hall Guide. PARKS, DALE PATRIZI, JANE Photography Club, Nurse's Assistant. PATTON, RUTH Broadcaster Editor, Senior Board, Junior Board, Sophomore Board, Quill 85 Scroll, Photography Club 1, 2, Nursing Club, Latin Club, Audubon Club, President, Basketball, Volleyball, Badmin- ton, I.S.H.S.P.A., Creative Writers Club, Hall Guide 1, 2, 3, Honors Fall 3. PEARSON, RONALD Choir 2, 3, Broadcaster, Honors Spring 3, Danc- ing Club 1, 2, Chorus. PETER, PATRICIA Thespian, Dramatics Club, President, Broadcaster, Choir 3, 4. PETERSON, AUDREY National Honor Society 4, Honors Spring 3, Fall 4, Councilman 3, 4, Bowling Club, Secretary, Choir 3, 4, Pencil 85 Palette Club 3, Galesburg High School 1, 2. PETERSON, ROBERT Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Managers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILLIPS, BOB Band 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Sophomore Board, Dramatics Club, Trallic Guide, Council- man. PIACENTI, FRANK LOWELL ' PIACENTINI, JAMES Football, Track. PIATTONI, ROSE Basketball, Sub-Deb Club. PIAZZA, JOSEPH GEORGE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. PICCHI, JENNIE Commercial Club, Bowling Club. PIGNOTTI, ELEANOR ' Bowling Club 2, 3, Photography Club. PLUCHAR, MILDRED National Honor Society 4, Honors Fall 2, 3, 4, Spring 1, 2, 3, High Honors Fall 1, Annual Class Editor, Library Girl, Junior Board, Glee Club. PORTELLI, SAM JOHN Football, Photography Club 2, 3, Golf 1, 2. POWERS, MARY ALICE Broadcaster. PRIST, ELIZABETH Glee Club, Girls' League, Hall Guide, Senior Play Committee. QUIGLEY, GEORGE Radio Club, Projector Operators Club. RACZYKOWSKI, JEAN' MARIE Glee Club, Secretary, Marionette Club, Girls' Lea- gue, Senior Play Committee. REAL, EDWARD RICE, DARLENE Glee Club, Choir, Dramatics Club. RICHARDS, FRANKLIN Honors Fall 3, Councilman 1, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Guide 3, 4, Boys' League. RINNE, DALORES M. Crete High School 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, Switch- board, Girls' League. , ROBERTSON, NORMA Bowling Club, Girls' League. ROGERS, IRA R. Rifle Club, Drafting Club, Hall Guide, Traiiic Guide. ' ROTONDI, BERNARDO RUSH, ROBERT RUSSO, MARIE ANN Honors Fall 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, Library Club, Home Economics Club, Marionette Club, Basketball, Shorthand Club, Business Club, Knitt- ing Club. RUSZEL, GERTRUDE A. ' Home Economics Club 1, 2, Latin Club, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guide, Senior Play Committee, Li- brary Club. ' SAKALARES, CONSTAN CE Audubon Club, Knitting Club. SANTUCCI, ANTHONY Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors Spring 3, Basket- ball 3, 4. SASSANO, DORA Library Girl, Knitting Club. SAURBIER, EVELYN KAROLYN Band, Orchestra, Art Club, Secretary, Wabeno High School 1, 2. ' SCAMPINI, MARIO Managers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball. SCARTOZZI, FLORENCE Dramatics Club, Knitting Club. SCHIMKE, EILEEN Hall Guide, Service Bureau, Broadcaster, Bowling Club 3, 4. 56 Eeehs nf Paint SCHINDLER, LORETTA I SCHLIETER, DOUGLAS Senior Class Treasurer, Honors Spring 1, Junior Board, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Traffic Guide, Hall Guide. SCHMECKPEPER, JEAN D. L. National Honor Society 3, 4, High Honors Fall 1, Spring 1, Honors Fall 2, 3, Spring 2, 3, President, Sophomore Class, Secretary, Senior Class, Choir 3, 4, Select Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Senior Play. SCHMECKPEPER, WALTER LEWIS Mayor, City of Bloom, Basketball, Bowling Club, Boys' League. SCHULZE, JAMES Boys' League, Junior Board, Track Manager, Senior Play Committee, Managers' Club 1, 2. SCHUMAKE, FRANK CHARLES Track, Football, Golf. SENNHOLTZ, JEANNE Councilman, Audubon Club, Home Economics Club, Bowling Club, Volleyball. SHERMAN, OREN National Honor Society 4, Broadcaster 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Honors Spring 2, 3, Fall 4, High Honors Fall 3, Quill 85 Scroll 3, 4, Senior Play, Thespian, Band, Orchestra, Traflic Guide, Bowl- ing Club, Code Club. SHOWALTER, BETTY ANNE , National Honor Society 4, High Honors Spring 3, Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, Spring 1, 2, Annual Copy Editor, Hostess, Girls' League 3, 4, Hall Guide, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Future Teachers' Club, Glee Club. SHUFRO, ELLEN D.A.R. Award, President, National Honor Society 3, 4, Commissioner of Public Welfare, High Hon- ors Spring 1, 2, 3, Fall 2, 3, 4, Honors Fall 1, Sec- retary, Sophomore Class, Senior Play, Three One Acts 1, 2, 3, Councilman, Library Girl. SIERZEGA, EUGENE Dancing Club. SIMONE, FRANK Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. SIMONE, JAMES Football, Track. SINGLETON, DORIS SJOHOLM, BETTY Select Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club. SKONECKE, JOHN Senior Play, Traffic Guide, Track, Christmas Pageant, Minstrel. SLEMENSKY, JOSEPH J. Dancing Club. A 57 SODERMAN, VIRGINIA National Honor Society 3, 4, Chevron 1, 2, 3 High Honors Spring 1, 2, Fall 2, Honor Fall 1, 3, 4 Spring 3, Photography Club, Poster Club, Secre- tary, Sub-Deb Club, Shorthand Club, Bowling Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club, Vice-President, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1 2, Archery, Hall Guide 1, 2, 3, Girls' League, G.A.A. Board 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, Switchboard. SOLDANO, CARMELLA Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Volleyball 1, 2 3, 4, G. A. A. Board. STANLEY, ALICE JANE National Honor Society 3, 4, High Honors Spring 1, 2, 3, Fall 3, Honors Fall 1, 2, 4, Vice-President Chevron, Glee Club, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 pondence Club 1, 2, 3, Equestrian, Three One Acts STEIN, BERNARD Honors Fall 1, 2, Spring 1, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Track, Hall Guide, Traffic Guide. STORM, BETTY DELL Service Bureau, Knitting Club, Bowling Club, Honors Fall 3, High Honors Spring 3. STRACZEK, WILLIAM SWAN SON, JOHN Hall Guide, F.C.A. SWEENEY, AUDREY E. Knitting Club, Home Economics Club. TAYLOR, RAYMOND Honors Spring 2, Senior Play, Senior Board Junior Board, Radio Club, Broadcaster. THOMAS, HAZEL L. TIBERI, ANTONY Basketball 2, 3. TIBERI, ESTHER LEE Italian Club, Bowling Club. TORNOW, JUDITH National Honor Society 3, 4, Choir, Junior Board Senior Board, High Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring 1, 2, 3, Majorette, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1 President 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Bowling Club Councilman 1, 2, Girls' Select Chorus. TRIPODI, PETER D. Tumbling 2, 3, Boys' League. TROLI, MARIO TYLKA, LOTTIE THERESA Switchboard, Secretary, Needlework Club, Knitt ing Club. TYMOREK, GEORGE Honors Fall 4, Hall Guide 3, 4, Councilman Photography Club. Girls' League, Library Girl, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 2, 4, Basketball, Foreign Corres- Baths VIRGO, DOMINIC VITOLKA, DENA P. Dancing Club, Hall Guide 1, 2. VITTORI, MARGARET Honors Spring 3, Basketball, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, , Radio Club, Projector Operators' Club 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Councilman 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Photography Club 2, 3, Italian Club, Bowling Club 2, 3. WACKROW, EDWARD Senior Play Committee. WAHL, LOIS MARGERY High Honors Fall 4, Honors Spring 1, Girls' League 2, 4. g WARNSHOLDT, KAY Lockport High School 1, 2, G. A. A. Board, Glee Club. WASSMANN, MARION R. National Honor Society 4, Honors Spring 1, 3, Fall 2, 3, 4, President, Girls' League, Library Club, Vice-President, Latin Club, Treasurer, Home Economics Club, Basketball 3, 4, Volley- ball, Art Club. I WATSON, MACK Choir, Basketball, Track. WEBER, MAXINE B. National Honor Society 4, Honors Fall 1, 2, Spring 1, 2, Councilman 3, 4, Select Chorus 2, 3, Choir, Broadcaster 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 4, Debate Club, Audubon Club, Archery 2, 3, Marionette Club, Writer's Club. WEGRZYN, ROBERT Football, Photography Club, Honors Fall 1. WEIN, DELPHINE Honors Fall 1, Spring 1, 2, Marionette Club, For- eign Correspondence Club, Archery 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing Club, Spanish Club, Girls' League, Band 1, 2. WEITENDORF, MARWIN .Peotone High School. WELLS, PRISCILLA ,, National Honor Society 4, High Honors Fall 3, Honors Fall 1, 2, 4, Spring 1, 2, 3, Junior Board, Senior Board, Majorette, Basketball. WELSH, THOMAS Honors Spring 1, Basketball 1, 2. WILLIAMS, JAMES Choir, Radio Club, Amplifier Operator, Track. balm WILLIAMSON, MARJORIE Honors Spring 1, 2, Councilman, Orchestra 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Dramatics Club. WILSON, EVELYN WILSON, THERESA Basketball, Volleyball 1, 4, Knitting Club, Rifle Club, Library Girl. WITT, BETTE MAE President, Home Economics Club, Library Girl, Dramatics Club 2, 3, President Sub-Deb Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Business Club. WOLFF, ROSEMOND National Honor Society 4, Annual Editor-in-Chief, Assistant Editor 3, Quill 85 Scroll, High Honors Spring 2, Honors Fall 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring 1, 3, Coun- cilman, Switchboard, Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Chorus. WYATT, JAMES Choir, Mixed Chorus. YANSON, OSCAR Honors Fall 4, Football, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Manager. YARAS, MARIE Junior Board, Sophomore Board, Art Club, Li- brary Girl. YOUNG, RUTH MARY Honors Spring 1, Fall 4, Annual Art Editor, Junior Board, Sophomore Board, Bowling Club, Art Club, President. YUSHKEVICH, CARP Honors Fall 4, Hall Guide, F. F. A. ZAGONE, NENA Knitting Club, Bowling Club, Horne Economics Club, Hall Guide. H ZAGONE, SAM Bowling Club. . ZALMAN, ANNETTE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir, Dramatics Club, Senior Play Committee, Audubon Club. ' ZAROSI, LOUIS Honors Fall 4, Traffic Guide, Radio Club, Dancing Club. ZENTERA, EUGENE ZETZ, VIVIAN Honors Spring 1, 2, Councilman 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Secretary, Badminton Club, Annual Assistant Activities Editor, Knitting Club, Art Club, Chorus. 158 jean Schmeckpeper-Secretary, Frank Grupp-President, Douglas Schlieter-Vice-President, Carol Fenneman--Treasurer Qeniur Qhfficers INA ' X .7 mg ,, If ll X M QQ 51' we up Z ? Y 0 s . l Yr It can't be denied, these seniors were MIGH- TY SENIORS! Climaxing a colorful class career, the senior class officers, Frank Grupp, Douglas Schlieter, Carol Fenneman, and Jean Schmeckpeper, with the aid of the Senior Board led the seniors through a year of events that will long be remembered. One of the highlights of the senior year was the Senior Class Play, Dictator Dad , hailed by a unanimously enthu- siastic and approving audience. Also, a plan was introduced by which all seniors were given an opportunity to help on a class activity of their choice. This system was followed by the unusual results which made the senior events of the year unforgettable. ' Senior Quart: -x 4 ii ills? ,,- NX .. Q03 Q x Orchids to the Senior Board! This group of able and energetic ,students under the sponsor- ship of Miss Mathews were largely responsible for a year marked by pace-setting successes. They gave class activities the extra boost needed to keep the treasury filled to the surplus point. These were the unsung heroes who sold candy at basketball and football games, who sold the game schedule pencils, and who planned the fun-filled Senior Mixer and all the other activ- ities. Hats off! First Row--D. McCormick, D. Anderson, R. Taylor, B. Angus. Second Row-C. Fenneman, R. Patton, B. Rush, D. Schlieter. Third Row-Miss Mathews, F. Grupp, G. Landeen, J. Schmeckpeper. xx I x 5 1- W K W 1 M fu QSM W 03. ' R l'lllll'D5 In ' '-A f Q ,E '-f. if , ,N , ' .l.f4' inf.-' . 1. 5-.' 4 . ' X. c '+ - -iii' H -L, 4. J wi 14' 7' .. K . 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Y ' ' 1- 5' li gl 'r ' 5 'L I ,. . V U- -1 , 23,4 , 4 v.: ef I . f if 'i ,gf-9 4 ' v-7 .1 - . , , -',,D I' 1 - ws 'f f Q .3 ., '99 5 ,l 4 -1:-: 1' L. 'f ir,- y Wg! -,. 'r-' , i. 1- vi ,V V 1 ,M ..j gx. H. r , by 1: f'? , A , Y I u 1 w S i w f . .rf fs, ' f 'kgs First Row-P. Kolnik, M. Dominic, A. Champonian, S. Nay, D. Broder, B. Bove, D. Schmeclc- :Fl- an peper. Second Row--B. Michader, I. Martire, M. Morgan, D. Horton, J. Paulette, M. Showalter, F. Marzano, Miss Spaulding. ' Third Row-L. Long, J. Russo, V. Zavatella, J. Spotora, C. Paulson, V. Gilford, D. Cromley, L. Stein, P. Williams. This, brave sirs and gentle maidens, is the Round Table rise to many valiant deeds. In sooth, the representations where aught is ably discussed. This solemn law-making of all the organizations in the realm do assemble on the body smiteth the humble and meek with much awe. fifth day of every week to bring forth the problems that From this Round Table cometh such decisions that give concem the land. if rf, , g.A,n.,.,g-4-...AN v 3-34 v Q -.-ng 4 :ni- . .,., ,ms-. ,.,.,-1 L. ,'.- - -ffl iii, .gm in lg 5' I -A H4 :J -fi Q a .Q 1 Q Mk ' ' ,K 5' 5, L'-uf yr' V, 'T 'L -an-- a'jw ,ful . I-V fa V 6' af' , 3: sa ' ww- ,f ' aim- N m in nf., ., H, 'M 4,- 1 '1-mm -- ,T Q. , J' ,gf , ,X .,:.,:' Nei L1 ' ,,', ,'Hh .gf 'L ' '7'.f5T3-3 'Fffeii ' 175,111 , LJ' L , .-J , -'Z-S1-9 - ja: , -v fm. - Limp' f Wifi' -if -4 We '-.1-Z 'wgvg gl, f T523 vm, ' ,MEL - fm, .n v 4 1.13- . ,I -74 .r p- ,gf , V - -kr. 'Ci 1' Vi Us 1 ,4 cc' 'a I H' V Q XA i 1: I 4 Affx f. - W! 1 A f .1 ,X A x 1, pw b sg .. . na if H FVPW -iw- utr!! PA Eaigz f .fa . n, ' 5W4fi'1lf my '-mfg. 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Ashdown. , , ggunnr gnuetp Third Row-B. Angus B, Green, M. Wassmann, P. Wells, J. Marias, O. Sherman, L. Hansen, M. Weber, B. A. Showalter, J. Heyward, R. Wolf. Behold, all sires and sirens! Thou art gazing upon 3 Sight. It is predicted by the Sages that thy ears will heal' mighty assemblage of the realm's wisest and most scholar- great tidings from each scholar anon. So high is the regard ly knights. Look ye well, for 'twill be many a winter for a member of this virtuous body, that every Lad seeks before again thine eyes will rest upon such a wondrous to attain this worthy honor. I , -We 4 1 x, r nTr J-.,, - -A , L ww. - Q 'V Us 5.- tw Q . .9 A h arg, -an ' 4 4-. ,, Y 'gtk v 1 x .f V i. . ' ' I f 'Q ,wg E: :gg - Hy.- ,, ,-. 4 - , M 1 ,y .- , Q ix' v .-V . . ' F Xx5'L 'A - 1 f 5? X Y 7 Q ' C7 ei r r' ff: qs - . 1, , Q Q' ' 1 .-phi: jj , 1,551 1 - - ' Lx 5215 L, .y. 1 v, ,A 'Y 'nj ...Z First Row-S. Schinke, M. Scogin, D. Pope, J. Schmeckpeper, j. Price, P. Nagle. second Row-D. Bmder, P. MacLaughIin, L. spina, c. Pause, c. vandefwazkef, P. Kolnik 5112231 N. M. Parker, B. Delehoy. Third Row-J. Sedik, C. Peterson, J, Sedik, Miss Southgate, E. Nelson, L. Stein, J. Meade. Forsooth, great orators in the making, lend thine ears make complimentary remarks that doth concern their unto the noble deeds of eloquence as performed by these unusual skills. In fact, individual talents are so extra- modern laboring Ciceros. They do smite their listeners ordinary that several times when the orators appeared full hard with their stirring orations. Oft do Witnesses in contests worthy prizes hath been received. b r f :QI -G4-. ga Qu vbq S 5. 714 'fr' K ' .....-,.-v .4 I 1 ,-.ae . , , if . h n - 173--x -X Q . lj W --. . f - . . 5 . 1 C li AQ' -M-L.. . '4.' K. Eb, - . ff F' nav .Q .- -L 1 . - n -. .A V3 , , I - , A wr.,-f, , gL' fg 1,fgzfg'.Pj,..i'f A . ,, .,1 , . v,- - , ,?,,L.1,,, 111. ,,f - 1 ,'.' - ' ' fi N 5 . '.,' ,lgw j ..-.LJw.:. fx' 'will-6.1.1 H find. X F. vi 4 v w 4 ' Q f 'gh rl .PFQ'L Wl.,.ffLifirZ' ' ' l ' . . .. ' -B V-v' f fir-fxfmu'f ?i.--'9 fffff T. fi.. 5t5ig'19?1 l.w.1,:.,r.'fl2Q+. bi ..W-.'.w:i1e,1f.- 'i :im - ,, , . . , .S -. - . .- 1 , if-I 'Fr ,, r' - j2QF':1H.1 .,. if :L.1i3! gihgv. i vu:-Q',y3'iu Q jg-TF., ' A ' , -ilfr ---K 1, by-.F .. , U-.4 We , .. . -- ' . .14-HJ 1.r,, ,,g Q- W- ,.2Sd1 Ja.'!E311:: fv vi :fire L .4 f..,:.' -. ww i - .-3 -9 fs First Row-J. Stuckey, T. Wollf, G. Kloss, H. Paarlberg, G. O'Laughlin, I. Wolff, P. Rietveld, W. Jung, C. Yushkevich, V. Lange. Second Row-C. Hanrahan, A. Stuenkel, D. Adair, B. jahnke, G. Brumm, E. Smith, C. Smith, B. Cook, J. Combs, P. Kovicks, M. Boonama, Mr. Rosenberg. Third Row-M. Kamstra, M. Henke, H. Lindhout, R. Sons, M Hager, J Sedlacek E. Tewes F. Witvoet, R. Sowinski, C. Meyering. G U , , These husbandmen are worthy of praise and great supply the realm with sustenance. In view of the atore- mention inasmuch as they do perform labors that are held mentioned fact, all citizens do heartily render them in high value by all the royal courts. They do form that humble thanks. section of the population which holdeth it their duty to 1lf.jf.Q. ,ff Y Seated-Miss Thompson, R. WOIH. Standing-N. Heidemann, R. Young, V. Zetz, J. Corradetti, I. Casper, D. Koch. This unusual host of personages confounds even the most ancient and learned sage. Methinks lest thy mind falleth asunder for viewing such an extraordinary array, explanations art necessary without delay. In truth, they are a rnerrie group which hath toiled endlessly toward the publication of this chronicle. It might well be said that they are filled with great desire that all expectations as pertain to this chronicle hath been fulfilled. Qnnual Qtaff Seated-Miss Niles, M. Pluchar. Standing-G. Buttell, K. Barber, Mr. Berg, R. Flora, Mr. Bull, B. A. Showalter, .,... CJ .rf Sir Q I V. 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Q, 4 n Seated R Phillips, L Hansen, G Gunn, V Soderman, J Schmeckpeper, D Kxllxon Standing D Rmne, ,I Skonecke, R Taylor, O Sherman, E Shufro, R C1anchett1 The H0519 Knights Of the Yealm did bfihg f0l'Th to the appeal, for the skill of the participants hath been in no- Citilehs 2 masterpiece Of The theater, like UD150 H0 other wise surpassed. They did call forth a variety of action that drama that has ever come to reckon. It hath universal did wi-est from the witnesses great volumes of praise. 1912112 East gg,- 9' El' f A .1 rj.: ,A ' sie 1 . J, '., V , ,.- - R444 If 5 . 4 -7 J: pf. ' 1A , e 'fAf5'?'f2 ' if -1'. V 12 P4 y . I r r' ' I Fez' ' .J fain: r f' 2? v ' ' f-'P ! .M f l li 1 4, - - ig ' . fwalw r 1, I I I l un A :vii f I I N A 1' 'x I ,a 4 Q7 : J.: f 'f ,c RJ' 9 F V. w .4 9 ,.. -,. , nl' . 'VJ' Mf'fi'J Hx fam' f ' 2: 4 '- eff ' XY' . ,.DAr4Qgf V -M45 Lvl'- . f .f f- 3 f 9' .ra 5. few f , I First Row-1. Price, J. Schmeckpeper, C. Blaisdell, N. Parker, M. johnson, L. Rutkowski, A. Zalman, C. Vanderwalker, J. Heinz, L. Molyneaux, S. Nay. B S Second Row-B. Cockrell, M. Lustig, K. Williams, J. Schmeckpeper, B. Kampe, L. Hansen, N. Hezmegan, M. Weber, T. McEIwee, F. Mayer, J. Bielenin, B. Brooke. Third Row-J. Cameron, S. Smith, P. MacLaugh1in, R. Nordberg, W. Dolowy, O. Sherman, L. Fredericks, P. Gvirtzman, C. Showalter, F. Emole, S. Stein, B. McCradle, G. Fidanzi. Whenst the members of this company do come together of the matter. It is for this reason that they art possessed each week, much time is expended upon the arts of drama of such clevemess. In truth, it is said that the company is in order that each one wilt become proficient in all phases the very epitome of dramatic skill. lair 1' 1 ACE' sz lf? 'J' w A 4- . , hh i V V . .5 , , 1 4. 1' ll' A Q -x ,I ,Mia - , jf. 'Jw-fr ,A if 1 yi, fx I 'fxr o cf: Q 'lf R Z I wg g4J',kQ., 'QW'-..'3f .A .-. I-f:rY'if :,!'fffffW?', : 1 frm' .- -- . A 1 , .A fsfggf ' q V ,. , , .'4 .. . k ,'f: .-.-L, G! . ,yawn S r5.,,,.. 0 ' ff-.l,.'.:'f Q L G! 'X' 'Hn if First Row-N. Norling, D. McCormick, R. Flora, Y. DiPeso, R. Wolff J. Poerio. , Second Row-Q. Fidanzi, L. Cohen, W. Lloyd, L. Long, E. Steinberg, Q. Fiacco, B. Bahlman. S Third Row-D. Wein, E. Bernard, R. Scheid, T. Price, P. Hill, L. Yentzerf Miss Thompson. Qlluh Pefchamie Ye Should GVB1' be in Heed of all BXPGIY lin- able even to converse with one another in that speech! guist just call upon the members of this scholarly body. In south we know of no other masters of the accomplish- They art able by their remarkable qualities to interpret ment, It is indeed a marvelous feat. manuscnpts composed in the language of Spain and art ga -fa 4 4- 4 -:rdf ' f? -LL- vu 4,.-,- , , , ,Y ....---...H ,, Y Vjrfg ,YY-lv 37.-Tm, ,..f. -... 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N : 1 , 3 X X I 7 A 1 X2 I - 1 M, X Q X X . 6, is 'rf If I . 1 . 1 , , , ' x-. X Pu x- jx .- 1 I Y 4 Q , mx X 3 is ' X up 5 A 71' Of' JW I 1 V . ,R ! W f fffa1fgiQ 'M -r .4 gf95?55Q L ,Q ai bw 'ff' 1' 'J-Pi 541 9 Wilma-rf? 115'- .wx -sl' T7 , 3.3, 4 x. . 1 Es First Row-E. Toll, D. Brauer, L. Rausci, V. Mattello, J. Russo, J. Englehardt, P. Wasik, M. Goodman, E. Doyle, K. Lindberg, E. Willey, M. Wickstrom, R. Beeson, J. Sedik, F. Hese- marm, C. Tieri, W. Hank. Second Row-B. Blood, E. Saurbier, B. Nichols, O. Piunti, G. Noel, J. Meade, E. Kingsley, K. Gavin, V. Pascula, W. Lloyd, P. Coney, L. Guidotti, M. Gilbert, D. Spaulding, J. Fremouw, A. Wasik, W. Mulally. Back Cerner-J. DiMascio, R. Molina, G. Boggs. G Bank What a handsome array of music-makers all uniformly They art also possessed of many instruments of all sizes arrayed in similar habits! If their music doth match their and shapes which do sparkle greatly in the light on the habits in resplendance surely they are a wondrous thing. sun when they attend the tournaments. ' It doth give me hearty pleasure to state that such is true. 134 Hg -I t N . Y Q H- U , i, my J E if W ' iq 6 ii - 1 6, M 'lv 'V It Q E 'V 39 4 1 'wf -' 'Q , 112 i 4'E??',.,E-li f D515 g Q 5312? 5' I. 'a 1 3 in ca . 4 'BI First Row-J. Baird, R. Palanca, A. Pace, P. Panici, S. DiGiovanni, L. Cameli, M. Bruno. E up 51 Second Row-D. Broder, S. Dalie, A. Gliottoni, C. McCray, J. Compratt, S. Sanders, T. Rotondi, G. Jurgensnn. ' Third Row-V. Piaif, D. Schmidt, A. Taffoni, W. Loreny, W. Koester, S. Graziani, J. Crawford. The citizens of the kingdom do fairly swell with pride land which is entirely composed of lads who doth profess when the sweet melodies produced by these fine musicians an interest in things musical. Great prophesies have been ring out into the air. This handsome gathering holds made for it in the future. the singular honor of being the only group in all the wide 'Q 1 ,, - A ' i - 111 it ' fiI'lifL7'3f-,T v ' f' ' '- 1. V , I .-P iz- ,. ,,.. - M-V -A .9 H: ' R m f. -W , W Mfgf: ff K+ . ,1fl2gQ4l -Wk, 'Ili 1- v -' -' '.:- -. - . x:,-fn ng? n 'J : N,.:H'UP3,,iygj.1f-L-,ri ' i .-J.'ffW'i4 12' if W 'E SET-7-'AJ' .1 Q 11, 1.44: 221163. ' - n'LTga ' f 1' 2.1 - .r- .3-fm, X x , 'up.,q-gl .1513 - W - ' 'wa-rf I' ' ., 'in 'Q 5rL??-Pr' ...E N .-Qxsiixtu, 1,54 wif ., fglf- -. QJQJ'-' . W Us , mg , in Q 1j',I . ..: ' f -4915 .:',1f- Q' NHLZFU W QQTFT5 Jpixi. '-, iff gaiiwgjff' Wfig, , '- JILL' ,- wi , we mf' . wg, .,, ' bw' fa mga Q 2 - ,, ,Rf - A' A fbi if 'wh' bf ' Hx ' 4 fm Til, if .. 'ai - Y Wfifiz' It xbiulilurjxgf-' - gn' nf A if l 1-9 .1 .1 Il 4 I :PQ '-W ' J- J' :lim :ff f' QQ-K Q K Q XY A . ' Ti gp A if t A , . . ' VgQf1,2 Q 5 f H -A L mv- . iq mv A-,Ab S tp , ff?- F' n af , 1 QBUlE f ,EDf:l'.T'5' 1t1 ':- '?5.'- ' 6' l-Lf--if '1!'923!l:'f7i5i.Q.w 1 r . if n 5 T ! ' 4 1 2 'CL A- -.--- ,., U- . al.. , -.. ..... , J ,, . First Row-R. Cianchetti, D. Reithel, P. Nichols, S. Terranova, C. Vanderwalker, R. Mar- shall, L. Widen, K. Barber. Second Row-J. Paris, A. Stanley, V. Ranieri, R. Teverbaugh, F. Hesemann, J. Meade, B. Sims, H. Treibel, T. Adams, A. Welk, N. Parker, P. McLaughlin. Third Row-C. Fenneman, M. Fox, A. Scogin, M. Scogin, E. Willey, E. Saurbier, M. Gilbert, W. Mullaly, G. Noel, W. Blood, W. Hank, P. Bruni, E. Meyer, N. Uliassi, J. Price, H. Terranova. Fourth Row--E. F ritzche, G. Pennsinger, J. Englehardt, Mr. Syfert. Oh, Knights and Ladies, I pray thee take note. For here groups of notables, they never fail to bring forth the most before thine eyes is a noble host of minstrels that maketh intricate melodies which doth please all within distance music for all manner of things. Verily, they maketh the of hearing. hale and hearty swoon with delight. Playing before great Qhrnzhestra I Guurunuwul 1 37 x I 1 'in Q fl l 'Vx Q.. nf 'U' 'x 1 ,Ax ,LJQ .s 5 . ,J W' f- J W 1 V! N ... 'T' . , . p N.--. . -if -2. .,: r-.rg--,L ff-ap a 1.L. 1' ' 14.1- .ff 'Ti' Q' ,. '. Zh ' ' ' 1- -1-4-1 rl-firm :qt -n'J'l'b'l' 1 'P-rr.1,.vf1v'f :A ' .-., yy, ... , . .4 ..n-n.,'- .LN- ww . za .4 . . , lg Y fi 1 J ' 1 ' T WV: . N Y- 'LF' ' : W 1. A 5-. x wf V , , Q- J- + - . lv Q l , Iv- -.1 5- .. ' X ' A' . . ' 3 ' s J f V'-51 U H. 1 - f Q ' - ' -1 ' .'-4 5 ' - xl ' .u A . M . , 'lr' 1 - f - ' . 'g' 1 'ill'-Q Q V ' N ,, 9. i . 9 ,, My ' I '.--J!-9' . il - . W.: . V A XP' ' 54 J ' ' .fl t , x V Y 'v ., x ' F' gf, 5 .jfi , ' A. A A - fi, , .- A, V! ' y f W ' ' A-I' ' f: in sv . A 'JV ' ' , Q1 45 f V , ' 1 , aw., ,' 1 X 97 .H ' ,,-X V-. .J V Q WN - 1 'M ' H., .X 'viil-JG? .,,, - gk-L3 ' ' ': ff 'A - -, 4 . ' ww, I '0 U , -A' .l 1 .' ,M -fre, I j.. f ,rl . v , fix? ' , gag wir N-ns ,. .Q 7 Y 1 . 4- ,ag 1 'iv' 1 , ,q,W-mic, - 1 on ,-, I w , . M Xl .. w , ' - 'Rai ' . -. c . ' P ... ,W ga , 4 f..,, , I' 5 4533 ,, V' A-1 5!' ?49'1u' - . . ff- '- ,Yr-'F 1 if ,A-.QI w ,Jil , fi.g..35j, - ,V , f1g4gf 2'g., 'A 4, .gkif!fg2,'2:,f 1 41 aaa. - V 5-.Q X, Y 1x t - Q ' 1,53 2' V L ' T 5- 'Yffiiii -M '? 4175, f- Ss.v-,,5.ffJ:5-'gifn . 51' siT1?' 453' '91,-is- j: . ' g'.?..'.-' fr.x'wQ3'I,'lmg1fg:, .Y -',. in f ff H7 'Ai' 1 'Q vs!-1 - if' wjn' - - f. ,,, .-1 1. -X-uw g, .L fe. 'N.j..,'-' ' '-' , Lv -A' rg. :Nfl .gf - W V s13f':'.1'f,4, 1, - 55 ., , JN -'f-Ygfw,,5lg 'zJg,'5,,c , 1' 'f ,.Cfh. F' L5 . 5 T' - 1 ' 1 . Ag., 'f-qi: .IQ 1 .- fu A .L 1 21 . .,,1. , 5, -:qw-0 5, , ,-'C -, w 1 'S I' J w I W .,. '1 -X E vxix I VV A- Jig ,Y t' IA? .f 1 -A Q xx. . Mr. Hill, Mr. Buchtel, Mr. Sarif, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Prombo. Qlluanbes COACH H. HILL-Freshman Intramural Coach. Our busy Dean of Boys stepped out of the office at 217 to take over the job of instructing the Freshmen for their intramural contests. This marks a return into coaching activities for Mr. Hill, as he gave his time and energy to help the varsity football line several years ago. Inspired by his pep and enthusiasm, the Freshmen put up a scrappy fight in every one of their games. . COACH F. BUCHCrEL-Freshman-Sophomore foot- ball, Sophomore Intramural coach. Here's a com- parative newcomer at Bloom, for he has been with us only two seasons of football. Coach Buchtel has had two good teams in that time. Several of the better football players have moved up to the varsity and helped that team to become champions. Mr. Buchtel, who has a keen knowledge of football and player material, will undoubtedly give us a Fresh- Soph squad next fall that will become one of the teams to beat, when they trot onto the gridiron. COACH C. M. SARFF-Head coach of varsity foot- ball and basketball. To rival coaches he is known as a keen strategistg to his players he is a friend and a leader. In his long tenure at Bloom he has produced great teams and great athletes, thereby becoming one of the best known members in the South Subur- ban League. In his friendly rivalry with Coach J ack Lipe of Thornton, Coach Sarff has been on the winning side, especially on the gridiron. COACH E. R. NELSON--Track, Freshman football, Senior Intramural coach. As head of the Athletic Department here and Secretary of the South Subur- ban League, Uncle Elmer has made a remarkable and envious record for himself. He is the kingpin of coaching at Bloom, for he has been here longer than any other coach. During his reign as the head mentor of track, his boys have rated supreme in the league and at nearly all other meets in this section. COACH J. PROMBO-Assistant coach of Freshman- Sophomore football, Junior Intramural coach. Meet Mr. Prombo, the newest addition to our fine board of coaching authority. To Coach Prombo goes a great deal of meritorious credit for moulding the boys into a well-balanced machine. If the armed forces do not wish to use his services, he will become a valuable assistant to our board of strategy. We hope that this is just the beginning of a long stay at Bloom. I Jfunthall Won 6 - Lost 2 - Tied 2 Bloom ......... .... 6 -Whiting ........ Bloom ....... .... 1 4-Joliet ...... . . Bloom .... . . 0-Morton . . . . . Bloom .... . .. 0-Argo ..... . . Bloom .... .... 1 2-Urbana ........ Bloom .... .... 1 3-Kankakee ...... Bloom .... .... 1 7-Calumet City .... Bloom .... .... 2 0--Blue Island ...... Bloom .... . . 6-Thornton ..... t . . Bloom .... . . 8-Roosevelt fGaryj . Hail to the champions! Since 1939 Bloom fans have been waiting for their favorites to regain the throne of football supremacy in the South Subur- ban League. Bloom, outweighed but never out- fought, was undefeated in league play and, with its brilliant 6-0 victory over Thornton, clinched the league title. The backfield was composed of Zaranti, Panici, Simone and Schwoefferman, the best combination in the league replete with speed and power. The line consisted of Piazza and Dalie at the endsg Folta and Neidl shared the tackle postsg Buttell, Ervin and Marconi were the guards, Cooney plugged the center. Bloom, in her first game against Whiting, was defeated because of her lack of practice. The next week Joliet fell 14-0 at the hands of the Trojans. Theptouchdowns came on a 65 yard run by Zaranti and on an intercepted pass returned for 35 yards by Panici. Bloom was host to Morton of Cicero and held them to a scoreless tie in a four inch snowfall. Argo was the next opponent. Bloom held Chor and the Argonauts to a scoreless tie in the rain. Urbana was the next stop, and Bloom went down in defeat. The team scored two touchdowns in the last eight minutes which nearly tied the game. Kankakee, in the sixthigame, was no match and lost by the margin of two points. Calumet City, the league champ, was on the ropes from the beginning, because of Schwoefferman's 80 yard return of the opening kickoff, aided by superlative blocking of his mates. Blue Island was outclassed, losing by three touch- downs. Bloom reserves played the last quarter. 1 The Symbol of Champions The final game of the season against our arch rival Thornton'saw Bloom outweighed eighteen pounds per man. Bloom scored the lone touchdown of the game on a 25 yard off-tackle smash by John Zaranti. This was the fourth consecutive shutout suffered by Thornton at the hands of Bloom. tl'-5 36 ,43 .f 4 ,, l . - x I7 L! f. C 5 1' 2' '25 f- fy Qs-EE? . , cs, 91' ' Q ag . '4 EQ 3 fig., - g JE . 17 UF ' er - 3 1 O: CG it 'H use- T., .Rb I 'fra-2' kiwi? 4.-qu--nl-il 'S F' 5? , , n yqx X -44 i. w .33 N . xg ,. r X' X I . I L, u-is- as 1 'ki' 433' 4-ali Jim nn, 'X' .y?Jh,, . V in George Buttell Senior Guard, Wt. 175 'Squits Cianchetti Junior Halfback, Wt. 160 Benny Compagoni Senior Guard, Wt. 200 Tom Cooney Senior Center, Wt. 165 Louis Dalie Senior End, Wt. 155 Augie Dambrauskas Senior End, Wt. 160 Eugene Davis Junior Tackle, Wt. 185 Ervin Folta Senior Tackle, Wt. 187 Bill Ervin Junior Guard, Wt. 175 Eddie Jackson Junior Halfback, Wt. 155 Guy Jacobucii junior End, Wt. 160 Bill Jahnke Junior . Halfback, Wt. 160 Bob Holcomb Senior Center, Wt. 160 Guido Marconi Senior Guard, Wt. 175 Bill Matthews Junior Quarterback,Wt. 1 5 5 Pete Neidl Junior Tackle, Wt. 165 E ae 3' I T i w K 1 , seg... .5 ,I-,,...n sf. F ' 'I , T551 ' al? . ' - ? K- Tony Panici 5 I ' l . X Senior Q A Halfback, wt. 175 ,1 Q, . f- .. N, 4, A - S 'M' .lf . Joe Piazza Senior End, Wt. 165 B b S hwoefferman ,Lg-'I ' , ' V fill, , ' OJUTEOF X M - iwusr- af' M'fff:'?Mz Quarterback,Wt. 162 -'xx I f Ujfg . - f f- D' ' W v '1'-4 il' ' N . All ,H 4 ' fpmsre- Sq, ,Q J Allen Shander 5105 Ji' . f 'S in l A A. s Junior ' . ' - K 5 .- ' ' ' Tackle, Wt. 180 i N vi , ru? J .. :'.'Q,.1:, X . '5fa 3' ' jimmy Simone Senior Fullback, Wt. 175 John Zaranti Junior Halfback, Wt. 160 Bruce Goodman Manager Bob Opie Manager ' r S ll fx' . r ur., funffv- Hg. . ...K i. .,,. ha. First Row-T. Dambrauskas, J. Jelen, F. Craig, L. Jelen, J. Lucia, R. MacMaster, M. Schmelzer. Second Row--C. Heft, J. Newquist, P. Gvirtzman, H. Miller, N. Monacelli, H. Watson, P. Sul- livan, O. Yanson. Third Row-R. Swanson, G. Douglas, j. Gorzinski, S. Kennedy, E. Shane, R. Rush, R. Izzarelli, ' Mr. Sullivan. Zuniur Barsitp The rollicking boys of Coach Burdette Sullivan had a good season considering the small number of boys playing on the squad and the top flight com- petition which they faced. Several of the boys who played on the squad will become valuable assets to thevarsity. The line after several shake-ups con- sisted of Tony Dambrauskas and Fred Craig, endsg Bosco Yanson and Carl Heft, tacklesg Leo Jelen, star of the team who was moved up to the varsity upon the departure of Marconi, and john Jelen, guards. Joe Lucia held down the center post. The backfield, though light in weight, was fast. It con- sisted of Ray Izzarelli, Jim Newquist, the whirling dervish, Bob Rush, and john Gorzinski. Those who will undoubtedly become varsity men are Tony Dambrauskas, Carl Heft, and Phil Gvirtz- man. Had Jim Newquist tried out for the backfield when a freshman, he probably would have been a star performer this year. , The first game saw Bloom defeat Fenger's junior team 7-6. Newquist took a pass from Izzarelli for the score and Douglass converted for the final point. Oak. Park, the next opponent, intercepted a pass in the last quarter to win 6-0. .Bloom and La Grange, because of difficulties in the schedule, were not able to play on the appointed day. Proviso outscored Bloom in the next game by one touchdown. The final game for the boys was a walkaway. Bloom won 24-0. Newquist, swivel-hipped half back, raced for two touchdowns. This performance brought back memories of the days of Hendron and Czyz. The Jay-Vees, though they have been in existence for only two seasons, have proved their worth. The team has given to the champion varsity such stars as Folta,'al1-league tackle, Louis Dalie, and George Buttell. X3 04M.,ffZ. ff' M wean. 5 First Row-A. Maier, N. Biel, E. Zinker, M. Olesko, R. Miller, A. Pancrazzio, B. Zona, S. Kotesa, J. Schrement, A. Palanca, J. Capriotti. Second Row-A. Ziccali, R. Page, J. Segala, V. Martello, F. Adams, A. Brassea, J. Lazzari, L. Herring, M. De Frank, S. Piazza, B. Sakalares. . Third Row-Mr. Buchtel, M. Fiacco, G. Fiacco, C.-Perendozi, K. Williams, R. Notdberg, E. Davis, H. Peterson, B. Cook, J. Simone, F. DiMaggio, D. Schmeckpeper, Mr. Prombo. ,jfresbman-bupbumure This year Coach Frank Buchtel had only two lettermen returning, Jimmy Capriotti, hard hitting full back and leading scorer, and Jimmy Schrement, rangy and tough end. The boys after a slow start hit their stride and developed into one of the title contenders of the South Suburban League. The line, of which several members will prove valuable to the heavyweight team, consisted of Jim Schre- ment and tall, lanky Fred Zinker at the endsg Steve Kotesa and Frank Michalesko, two big boys at the tackle postsg Bart Zona and Jerry Simone, one of the Simone boys who will help'Coach Sarff im- mensely next autumn, at the guard positions. Mar- shall DeFrank performed capably at center. The backlield consisted of Art Maiers, Arnold Palanca, basketball protege of the intramural tearng Nick Biel, who also does duty as a track team, and hefty Jimmy Capriotti, a ripping tearing full back' who carried the main brunt of attack. The Frosh-Soph first encountered Joliet, wnose larger and more experienced team defeated Bloom 7-0. Morton, who came to Bloom the night of a heavy snowfall, sledded to 12-0 Victory over our boys. Bloom next went to Argo where they rang up a 25-0 defeat with Biel, Palanca, and Capriotti showing the way. Morgan Park Military Academy was the next victim going down to defeat to the tune of 33-0. Capriotti gained 120 yards in twelve tries for an average of ten yards per try. Still continuing on the victory road Bloom tripped Kankakee 7-0. Calumet City, the next foe, fell to the Trojans 13-0. This was the first victory over the Meteors since '38. Blue Island, one of the surprise teams of the league, sent Bloom reeling back by the score of,12-0. The final game of the season was a defeat at the hands of Thornton 21-6. First Row-P. Swanson, j. Baron, S. DiGiovanni, P. Panici, J. Voltatorni, R. Palanca, L. Laya, o B Rush R Thornbur K. L ve, . , . g. Second Row-C. Consorti, D. Filips, H. Santucci, J. Weiler, D. Harnett, ,I. Spotora, J. Gui- dotti, M. Sobut, J. Folta, A. Manthey. Third Row-D. Schmitt, N. Koester, R. Moore, C. Paulsen, Mr. Nelson, S. Dunn, P. Godowic, B. Woodruii, H. Schmitt, J. Bruno. t freshman r Coach Elmer R. Nelson, head of athletics at Bloom, also the track coach, handled the Freshman team for the second year. The primary object of this team is to give a chance to those boys who are too inexperienced to play on the higher teams. Bloom aspirants can be thankful for a Freshman team. Through it teams are being built up for the future. The boys on this year's team were plenty big, especially the linemen, which is good news for all Bloom football enthusiasts. The line consisted of Paul Swanson, Chuck Paulsen, Steve Dunn, a big boy who can punt with the finesse and distance of a Baumann, Paul Godowic, another bruiser from Dunn's home town, Steger, jim Bruno, also a Steger prodigy, Howard Smith, and Dave Harnett, the biggest football player in Bloom, a mere 230 pounds. 147 In the backfield were Jerome Baron, Don Fillups, Jimmie Weller, Red Moore, and A. Laya. We shall hear more of these boys, especially from Fillups, Dunn, and Godowic. Glenwood Manual Trainng School was the iirst team to challenge our Freshmen, and our boys were forced to go down to defeat by the score of 12-6. Morton of Cicero, who is becoming one of Bloom's annual opponents was tied by our band of first year men 6-6. Blue Island, which will probably be a power in the conference in the heavyweight division, defeated the Trojans 12-6. Glenwood, coming back for a return game, faced a rejuvenated' team and fell by the wayside 21-7. Fillups, stellar back, was the big gun of Bloom's attack. Blue Island in a return engagement blitzed our pore li'1 boys to the tune of 33-0. This was the worst defeat suffered by a Bloom team this season. , ,,,, ...Arai W... V. . . v M--vfqf ----fv-vi-T'f V , Aw' if N. f. xr. af I- Q1 'n Q 1 k 4 f :fm 'XR . 35, V ' J,'5'1v. -- im. A - .. - 4 ,QL 'mY .,j'-if6?f3i'-91-1 T ' , 1 , , , , l R.. .Q ..- . , fa- ., fif- -. Q Y ' v V WA L2 rf- V, A.-. . ,, ,V . 1 Y .. L-5,-355-36 ., 5 .L- . S L l W A , ' A V - f --was ,, ISN- , V fn' if -3-X N VF 9. H I Q . . ,V U .. .Zn ,gf'z.A .' ' I , V V , g' ' 'si rf. 'lv . I, I 4 x :P 5 gh, . .wr 4- '- . V Vin? if -. f K' 5 . . New A !' 41, f ' 4: N ,. . E A u 1.41 is H 5 I .. ,pg- if Q u g - . . I . 5 L I 'ww ,. ,V 4 K ,L X' . H Q, 4, 1 N-ff 'KN 'P an f .. Bloom Won 10 Bloom ....... . Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom -...-.... 24- - Lost 8 22-Kankakee 4. . . -Momence . . 40--Lockport . . . 22-Thornton . . . 48-Argo ....... 20-La Porte .... Calumet City. 20-Blue Island, . 38-Kankakee . . . 31-Lockport . . . 36- 23-Thornton . . . 33-Momence . . . 55-Argo ..,.... 23-Calumet City 29-Blue Island. . Hyde Park . . Joliet Regional Tourney Bloom ...,.... 33-Morgan Park Bloom ........ 20-Calumet City Basketball For the first time in years Bloom placed only a heavyweight squad on the hard courts. Because of the transportation difficulties lightweight basketball in the conference was abandoned for the duration. Bloom, faced with the loss' of Frank Oliveri and J im Bogan, prepared for the season. The starting lineup showed Schwoefferman and Piazza-guardsg Parker -centerg and Matthews and Rush-forwards. This combination was short lived with the mid-year graduation of Piazza. Coach Sarff then experi- mented with two teams, one made up of Seniors and the other made up of Juniors. The Senior quin- tet was built around Bumpy Smith, Jaccobucci, Grupp, Rush, and Novak. On the Junior team were men who will be back next year-Schwoefferman, Irons, Parker, Matthews, and Hesemann. These two teams alternated in playing the games. To pick out an individual star is diflicult, but it might be said that Piazza is tops as an all-around performer. Bloom fans, if interscholastic sports con- tinue, may look forward to the 1943-44 season with hope in thata full team will be back. The competi- tion which our warriors faced was, as it has been in the past, very keen. Thornton, Calumet City, Kan- kakee, Blue Island, Joliet, and the other teams on the schedule proved very tough. Our boys were spas- modic in their playing. On occasions they would reach the sublime and then would drop into the depths of defeat and despair. 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Piazza, Mr. Hill. fh , p :J A , v- 5 vis: , - 1 , .4 5 ' , ' ' wif' ., Q -, 345' , 3 I 4 R155 Lf., . .i lk fy, HU I 2 'li ., ,, ' . s f , 1223 L1-+L. Q :I- N: ,N . W, . , ,P K . , H' Wg N' g, 1.3 .w Wifi: ':u,, az ' J 1-7 TD -.:f 'VIE il Reclining-D. Grutzius, M. Gordon. Kneeling-A. Pignotti, J. Benesh, J. Bergin, G. jacobucci, B. Lustig, K. Currier, D. Christy, A. Currier, B. Schwoefferman, M. Zozulow. Sfanding-J. Forrest, A. Nowak, B. jahnke, H. Bonds, B. Norlander, D. Anderson, E. Zinker, F. Voltattarni, S. Kotesa, H. Skonecke, T, Skonecke, C. Cylke, F. Sabo. Baseball 1942 The' baseball squad, under the tutelage of Hadwin McCann, endured a rather arduous and exasperating season. Bob Lustig, the only letterrnan to return from the previous year, was the team's leading player. Coach McCann, in anticipation of a strong team for the following year, favored underclassmen. The only seniors in the lineups were Lustig-the whip cord armed short- stopg Mickey Zozulow-Glenwood flash behind the ,plateg and Ken Currier-outfielder. The remaining members of the varsity nine included Dan Christie, John Benesh-outlieldersg Armond Pignotti, Guy Jacobucci, and Herbie Bonds, along with Lustig, rounded out the infield. Bob Schwoefferman, Al Currier, and Wilbur Cylkie were the pitchers. Because of the inexperience of the players, the team stumbled through a tough and rigorous schedule in which they won over Argo and Morgan Park Military Academy, and they lost to East Chicago, Blue Island, Lockport, Thornton, and to Argo in a return engagement. I Several good ball players have been produced for the coming season. Of these, the more notable are Bob Schwoefferman- curve and fast ball artist, and Al Currier-southpaw and ace pitcher of the staff, who should certainly find himself after a few more games under his belt. Guy Jaccobucci, swashbuckling third sacker, should help tlie Mackmen in their next title drive. John Stubby Benesh, a pitcher turned outfielder, was a stellar per- former on the Trojan team. Dan Christie, whose brother Frank played here a few seasons back, patrolled the outfield. Consid- ering his youthfulness he was one of the main cogs in our young Bloom baseball squad. We all look forward to a successful season ahead. Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Won2 - Lost6 . . . . 4-East Chicago. 7 ... .13-Argo . . . .12 . . . . 2-Blue Island . 4 . .... 1--Lockport . . . 6 . . . . 4-Thornton . . 6 2-Argo 4 Bloom .... 2-Thornton . . 5 Bloom . . . . 3-Morgan Park 2 ..,-V .l, J- .g, . fr' Y!-f v 1 . -V . 3. i'f ., Till , X. ,, , I we 1 be S... First Row-R. Leiteritz, L. Harrison, O. Piunti, J. Simone, J. Segala, T. Nowicin. Second Row-N. Fulgenzi, H. Piepenbrink, R. Showalter, R. Irwin, R. Molina, N. Biel. Bloom. . .51-Blue Island . .44 Bloom 361!2-Univ. High 58 V2 Bloom. .32-Kankakee. . 7436 Calumet City 13 Bloom. .63--Morgan Park. .32 Bloom . . 32-Thornton .... 53 ' , .,' ' ffl 7 i V h.1d ,i fi I IA KJ . an .1 Q 1, U ag-fisf' a r L ' C! WM 'XX igfiifif I Xxxlml imm- Euniur ilirack 1942 The Junior trackmen, although not having fared as well as the Senior boys, were still one of the classiest teams of the South Suburban circuit. These boys, who performed under the name of the Junior Squad, will in later seasons yield valuable material to the smooth running machine of Coach Ne1son's title-winning Senior Squad. The absence of Ernie Bumpy Smith was a great blow to the Junior team in the sprint and high jump department. The loss of Jim Simone, a star weight thrower, was also felt by the team. q The squad was led by their star performer, Bill Erwin, who did everything but participate as one of the field judges. He scored 871A points for the season. In one contest he made a grand slam, taking four first places in the four races that he ran. The other trackmen who aided the Junior cause were Bob Leiteritz- dashes and pole vaultg Hal Piepenbrink high and broad jumpg Ossie Piunti-660, Nick Biel-dashes, Bob Showalter-high jump and pole vaultg john Segala-relays, Jerry Simone, Chuck Gavin and Nick Fulgenzi-discus and shot. On several occasions these boys showed flashes of brilliance in their special 'fields of track events. Nick Fulgenzi and Jerry Simone, who participated in discus and shot divisions, added manypoints to their team's total. It may be noted that this is the iirst time the squad has not captured the league title in several seasons. We may rest assured that we will see a championship team again soon., In the meantime these boys are still our champions. N q Senior Tlirark 1942 Coach E. R. Nelson's prowess as a track mentor is becoming widespread in and around this area. The seniors cashed in their chips and again were top men in the District meet at Kankakee. In the South Suburban meet the boys came in second. Bloom sent more than just a few boys to the state meet in Champaign. There were such notables from Bloom as Gordon Frischkorn, broad jurnpg John Gorzinski, quartermilerg Fred Knauss, milerg Bob Schmitt, dash mang Ernest Bumpy Smith, sprinter extra- ordinaireg Dick Blackhall and Chuck Layman, members of the relay teamg Louis Irons, high jump expert. These track boys are establishing a precedent at Bloom of either winning championships or not calling the season a success. They may be called the Yankees of our league. The weight throwing category of our team was capably repre- sented by Jerry Lottinville, discus heaver and shotputterg Tommy Woods, discus and shotg Jim Simone, muscle man of the squad, also shotput and discus, Arky Meyers, discus and hurdlesg Louis Scartozzi, half rniler and milerg Oscar Boots Yanson, another discus and shotput man. Help was further given by Chuck Carducci and Bob Barwig. Charles Tucker and Donald Price were the pole vaulters. .One of the outstanding accomplishments of the year was the setting of a new all time high point record by Bumpy Smith. The colored Hash, by romping home with 98 points, scored more points in a single season than any former track man. Bloom faced all comers with equal calm and confidence. The team was cool under fire with the result that they literally ran away from or jumped over their opponents. As the thin-clads kept winning their meets they also raised the prestige and honor of our school. District Champs South Suburban-Second Place Bloom 97 V4-Blue Island 15524 Bloom 86-University High 27 Bloom 74 9X 12- Calumet City 37 7f 12 Kankakee 27 8f 12 Bloom 48-Roosevelt 65 Bloom 82 W-Morgan P'k 30M Bloom 59112-Thornton SSV2 First Row-R. Kane, H. Meyers, G. Lottinville, L. Scartozzi, R. Schmidt, J. Gorainski, T. Dambrauskas, A. Dambrauskas, E. Hervey. Second Row-E. Schwartz, F. Knauss, G. Frischkom, W. Holtz, E. Layman, C. Carducci, E. Tucker, W. Ziebell. Third Row-Mr. Nelson, R. Blackhall, O. Yanson, E. Smith, L. Irons. 1 a. 44, i 'L 'af ' i F' 5.1: :ZH 4. E9 lr, hy. Sw .-'inf' A 1. 3,4 ,Qi a, -.V First Row-M. Bloom, V. Knauss, J. Englehardt, B. Hare, P. Piattoni, M. Bross. Second Row-Miss Hedges, G. Wolfe, Miss Kempi, J. Long, B. Herd, J. Sedik, Miss Veazey. . Zi. QI. iguarh A nation is no stronger than its weakest person provides a goal for the Girls' Athletic Association. It knows that Victory means building strong bodies. The organization not only stresses hygiene rules, but also aims at teaching good sportsman- ship, cooperation, and at providing wholesome, clean recreation for a large number of girls. The organization was successfully headed this year by Barbara Hare, president, Jean Long, vice- presidentg Barbara Herd, treasurer, and Joan Engelhardt, secretary. The three faculty sponsors, Miss Liela Veazey, Miss Marjorie Hedges, and Miss Mabel Kempf, supervised the group, In addi- tion to these nine girls on the board helped. This year due to all out effort of the nation there have been fewer activities outside of the school. Instead a more extensive program of intra- murals was carried out. The physical education department in connection with the Girls' Athletic Association provided basketball, volleyball, tennis, archery, table tennis, baseball, calisthenics, folk dancing, bowling clubs, parties and an interschool playday for the girls. The large turnout of girls who participated in the activities proves that the organization is a success. One hundred and fifty girls enjoyed the volleyball games. The All Star teams of the three upper classes played in an elimination tour- nament that was won by the Juniors. In basketball one hundred and fifty girls participated. The pre- liminary elimination toumament was composed of fourteen teams. Fifty girls tried their skill at archery. Early in the spring table tennis and badminton toumaments were held. . 5 3 v v 'P --J . r M X ' 4 v v -' W' is iv U Dlllfl , f ,090 I l -Q-, .R 2 4 fw NW: 2:?gQfE73i? Q, A ,L , .gm si- ! . ,L . 5 was . N ff pl W was A H, dr d L3 W! D ' wg I. ,m3'm- uh- -ff, M ,.1' rf G si fig-'Q WH f f wie. ' gil L My 31?.3K Ma, i E513 91h3'4,B a 1 , 1, . Y . L x 11 1,5 , iaaflww Basketball First Row-V. Knauss, V. Zetz, G. Gasik, M. Vittori, V. Soderman, M. Wassmann. Second Row-C. Saldano, P. Ashdowne, B. Hare, B. Angus, B. Herd. First Row - E. Vierk, M. Green, B. Lindhout, R. Kick, J. Lang, I. Heinz, M. Hack, M. Green, M. DuBridge. Second Row-H. Bury, I. Ripani, O. Malizia, F. Kuras, M. Gilbert, E. Wantuck, P. Piattoni, S. Wolny, J. Mar- cotte. Q First Row - T. Dionne, L. Swets, A. M artier, B. Schmidt, M. S tuenkel, G. Voigts. Second Row-N. Kappmeyer, C. Peterson, D. Demith, E. Meyer, V. Gifford, M. Sho- walter, R. Luzi. Third Row-B. Schofield, C. Pause, D. Klingler, M. Crab- tree, D. Mercer, M. Koester, J. sedik. l JW First Row-B. Hendron, M Bloom, M. Scartozzi, G. Pet- tigrew, G. jareclci, J. Patton, V. Sanders, D. Dominguez. Second Row-C. Austgen, I Cialkowski, D. Wein, B. Um- Iand, V. Christopher, S. Stein, C. Roush, M. Bies- boer, D. Baker. Third Row-P. Wasik, E Krzykowski, Y. Demuth, J Schmeckpeper, jx Stelter, 'L. Young, D. Klyczek, J. En- glehardt, S. Berolzheimer. gate? 'V X 'L' su r, ' ,Q . I I I vi i ' , 1, 1gA-.qAL'-f.4J,- 4. . ,LS ..1.,.U! . eg 'lg' - k:,vgg.l2F5. Li Gumwrinr 161 - 1 V s ' L . 1 I -1 'IIA ' vw ' 4 N2 ?? .4 Qllastlz ilkzcnrhs knights Violet Amadio ' Dorothy Anderson Barbara Angus Charma Arnold Patty Ashdown Neal Baker Kathleen Barber LaVeme Barilow Janellyn Baselt Marcy Baumgardner Antoinette Bednarek Geneva Bell Anthony Belokas John Benesh Americo Bianconi Roberta Bickley Jayne Blakemore Bill Blood Clinton Bloom Dick Bloom George Boggs Agnes Bonvouloir Hortense Bosshard Mary Lou Bradley jack Bricks Alice Brodzinski Claudia Mae Brooks Maureen Brown Alex Bruni Ruby Bushong George Buttell Josephine Buzelli Norma Cannon Violet Cappelletti Charles Carducci Dorothy Jean Carlson Ilsemarie Caspar Gertrude Cepela Ralph Cianchetti Helen Clayton Charles Collier ADorothy Ann Collier Richard Collier Tom Cooney John Coppotelli Dena Corradetti John Corradetti Louis 'Corradetti Frances Craig 163 jHlIerlin's iBrnpiJetp Serving her country Reducer deluxe Toothpaste ad Powers' model Trying hard Mortgage holder Women's symphony Singing somewhere Cleaning up after Hitler Scooter company Knittin' for navy Jitterbugging Defense plant Uo the river No place in particular Taking care of the army Queen of 'em all Soundwaves coach Grease monkey Kankakee Bob's pal Manicurist Getting rich Late as ever Bowling alley Homemaker Listening Washing dishes Retire Someplace nice D. A. Buzzin' around Exploding Helping someone Seeing Rita Keeping up morale Studying Selling stuff Future Kreisler Get out of town Grocery boy Huntin' men Take a vacation Delivery boy Out door life Rau's special Gen. MacArthur's Sec'y Lone Wolf South American bound Restriction Dark eyes Swede ? ? ? Snooty cutie Camay addict Music maid Judy's his Titian hair Gobs of lipstick Pleasingly plump Killer Sailor girl jumpin' jive Physics student Gum machine The thin man Baby Dumpling Campus cutie Slide trombone Bashful Screwy lad Tuba four Painted claws Chickle chewer What color hair? Girl at every comer Dependable She won't tell Nifty clothes Gildo's sidekick Sweet and shy Date breaker Don't rush me Time bomb Flaming locks Snappy comeback Original blonde Books' best friend Ambitious girl Needs a shave Restless maiden Hot head Is she a wolf? Needs a rest All around fellow Hunting and fishing Likes to work Jive-baby Goon child Asking questions Qtuurtparh Qlibatter Don't let that look fool you Up one, down two Smiles for her supper Don't be silly Ooo La La Lucky dog Cello again Gooey deserts Bouncing baby Oh, No! I wonder why Solid, Jackson ' Oh, I don't know Cigars Does he get there? Call her Bobbie Frankie's flame Corpuscle A Bloom boy Doesn't know any better Crumb's crumb Louie's lovelorn Life of the party Where'd I leave my glasses Wow! Alice blue gown Shhhhhhhh Air corps wings What a life I-Iolbrook's honey Steger flash Buddha ring Who'd a guessed it Swell kid Chuck Loves 'em all She likes it Sweet smile How does he do it? Doesn't like us Carolina's tune Hm ! ! ! ! ! Don't we all? Can't make up his mind It was this long-- One in a million Smart, too Lost horizon Likes the South iknigbts Frederick Craig James Craig Richard Cripe Alphon Currier- Louie Dalie Nick D'Amico Gordon Dalrymple August Dambrauskus Camillo Damiani Carl Damiani Thelma Damiani Lolita Davis Albert De Luca Winston De Muth Joseph De Prosperis Anthony Di Carlo Yvonne Di Peso Bill Dolowy Jessie Dominguez Lillian Dublinsky Tillie Dusseljee Lorraine Dwyer Mary Virginia Easterwood Betty Jean Eickhoff Bernadette Enzweiler john Eorio Joan Erhart Alfred Falk Carol Fenneman Dominica Ferraro Emma Fiacco Raymond Fitz Henry Ervin Folta Jack Forrest Theresa Frattura Elaine Fries Gordon Frischkom Genevieve Gabriel Gloria Gardiner Genevieve Gasik Charles Genzler Clara Giannetti Lawrence Giannetti Alfred Gierach William Gineris Lena Giunta Frances Gludzinskis Bud Gorzinski Lorraine Graham 1H1IerIin's 1Brupbenp Fighting gremlins Planning B-19s With Betty Future Carl Hubbell Still in a rut Change your oil Building bridges Running Future president Take a chance Court reporter Lady in white Receiving old-age benefits Store manager Mouthpiece Hawaii bound News reporter Super shoe salesman Warmer climate Laying bear traps Slinging hash Dress-maker Archeologist Hunting news Librarian Beating skins Fashion plate Down in Arkansas Another Home Ec. teacher Torrid typist California, here I come Tall man's club Coal miner Movie projector operator Women's camouflager Frigid-Aire steno Hitchhiking Blowing on judgment day Private secretary With N. Y. Giants Welder Lynott's footsteps Fixing bodies Ccax-sb Going insane With Patsy Sewing circle Making supper Become a man Accompanied by tall boys Bescriptinn Air minded Particular about girls In love Answer book Won't he ever grow up? Selling gas String bean Lightning The great lover Paddle feet Gregg expert Shorty Ready to get a pension i Neatly dressed Napoleon was a little man, too Riding around Personality, pep Commando kid Spanish lassie Shanghai Lil Home Ec. girl Dimples Bums the candle Doesn't say much Likes English Sandal boy Lovely clothes Arkansas kid Personality plus Minnie Haha Here comes the bride Silence is golden King Kong Sears' slave Has designs Cold shoulder?? Slap happy Angel face Sings, too Tower of strength Nice guy Small fry Renzi,' How he changed! Thinkin' of her Gossip hound Let's see your ring Egotist Studying chem fliastle ecnrhs Qlinurtparh Qllhatter Frederick the Great Another Craig For Cripe's sake Steger Rams Studpole What gas? Same difference Thunder, too? Nickel rides Loud mouth 120 W. P. M. Honest to goodness Palooka Churchill's relation? ' Sawed off How much? A And poise Cboysj What size, please? Likes to bowl Secret lover Where's the food? Don't say that Stars and garters Yikes Oh sure Zoot suit Figure, too Better late, than never Eddie's steady Republica Dominica Got a man Skyscraper House of David Timberrrrr Oh Brother Oh please Bullfrog Blow Gabriel Blow Going steady Oh fooey Not. choosey Every hair in place How's every little thing? I wonder why? Patsy's on his mind Saves letters Anastasia Don't give up How dumb 164 K . 1 u Q99 H Lt' 'QF 4 i .NJ 4, 'iw 'H ? Ciiyzi Af. Sf, T' -' If x.,f ,-' L N , , '. '.-3,4 1' Wt' V H. , Wy., ' l Lf:-nT V r.f !.'7 f Qllastle ikecnrhs Zknigbts Betty Green Frank Grupp Pauline Gumas Geraldine Gunn William Hank Marion Hanko Lois Hansen Barbara Hare Edward Harvey Viola Haut Louis Hayes Norbert Heidemann Jack Heinze Philip Heiser Neal Hennegan Barbara Herd Joan Heyward Nora Hieber Matthew Hills Robert Holcomb Walter Holtz Helen Iobbi Ray Izzarelli Leo Jelen Fred Johns Don Johnson Marilyn Johnson Calvin Jonas Waldernar Jung Richard Kane Sheldon Kennedy Donald Killion Vivian Knauss Dorothy Koch Bernice Kovach Gerald Kraus Josephine Krencik Glenn Landeen Gildo Lauteri Elbert Lee Shirley Lee Maurice Lien Georgia LoBue Richard LoBue Darlyne Love Thomas Lucia Dora Maloni Helen Malvestuto John Marias Harold Martin 167 jfillerlinkf Prophecy Die eating Following Charlie Visiting army camps Future Bette Davis Blasting away Kline's eyeful Hollywood bound In mischief Running the mile Learning how to cook Pitching hay Still growing Catsup company Chemist Throwing pianos Scrubbing floors ' Take it or leave it Keeping books Stumping Mr. Sears Who knows Rooting for Illinois Playing golf Monkeying with motors Hollywood type Johnson Oil Co. Exercising vocal cords Back to earth Typical farmer Drinking Calverts The hermit Sawbones Going places Slumber sickness Lockheed welder Pulling out bunnies Sitting and waiting Carrying a torch Millionaire Maxwell Street Navy fan Bus service Girl behind the counter Ice and coal man Waiting for Tip In the doghouse Army nurse White collar girl Constructing roads Future E. Sims Campbell Exemption. Hard working Popular Prexy Dishwater Blonde Chatterbox Horses around Snapshot fiend Glamour girl Alarm clock Distance man Writes letters Hay's in the bam His momma done tol' him Sharpshooter Seen with a cane Atlas Jr. Bodyguard Questionnaire Ever so neat Hillbilly Sweater boy A jerk Inky locks Shining hair Jello baby Sorta shy Nice looking Dramatizes everything Hay in his hair Blushing boy Curly hair Caveman Money maker Lady in red Sleepyhead Beautiful blonde Funny man Writing to Africa Green convertible Has a character Works at Penney's Full of fun StuEed car Glamour puss Sweet in his ways Service men's delight Scatterbrains Gunner's sister Machine maid Doesn't like loaling Drape shape T flliuurtparh Qthatter Hi, bean ball Basketball, also Uniforms get her A man ! ! ! ! ! ! A certain Iowa blonde You said it Not bad Has fun Pat's brother Ahhhhhhhhh Straw's cheaper Oh, Ellllmer Let's go H20 Are you kidding? Cat food Five W's From McHenry Ah, come on Charlie He's got it bad So they tell me Prefers basketball Shines in basketball Hi doc Pretty hair Does he prefer Chicago? Cheese and crackers F. F. A, Blow me down Don't blow your cues Alley Oop What's up, Doc? Vivacious Viv Korky Oh, you kid! Hypnotist Get hep to the jive Still looking for a steady How'd he get it? What a line Maisie How many in it? Georgia's on my mind Hiya babe Long distance phone calls Got your car? She's happy Office 215 Ambitious, isn't he? Mid-year ifinigbts Lena Martin Armond Mattio William Mattson James Mavrick Glenna McCaughan Darliene McCormick Sterling McCoy Irene McDonald Ruth McGrath Mary Mednansky Mary Midghall Frances Mikalauskis Bill Mogge Alice Mongillo Robert H. Moore James Morgan I August Moro Frank, Motola Rita Muenzenberger Walter Mullally Enos Nelson, Jr. Frederick Neroni James Newquist Jerome Nicolas Nancy Neiken Marion Nordberg Dena Novelli Adam Nowak Richard Noyes Marvin Nuessle Edward Nykaza Emory O'Bryan James Owens Jean Page Raymond Page Josephine Pancrazio Tony Panici Ethel Panici Palma Panici Michael Paoletta Edilo Paolini John Paradiso Evelyn Paris Harold Paris Dale Parks Jennie Patrizi Ruth Patton Ronald Pearson Patricia Peter jllllerlins iBrupIJetp No altemative Junk man Morgue attendent Playboy Finishing Tom's homework Playing nursie Drawing for Esquire Three guesses Queenie The usual thing Vogue designer Breaking hearts In Pris' arms Doesn't need to worry - Forest ranger Up in the air Waiting for tomorrow Is there much choice? 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