Blue Island Community High School - Chips Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1945 volume:

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YM XXXX XMI X XX 'XX,X..X XXX 91XXmXuXJX,,,X XXX :N M XOOAJ KOIWHZ fa Qfne flgellnzn The goof! things in life are not to be had singly, but come to us with cz znixturc. -Charles Lam l .N 4 iz HONHINC ememm MU, M01 WW fzfffe .f!Mnefee14 Jlfunrftevg ancfcgftfy 'Jve Q5 4 fi l7x1-4lAI'41l!L'aI'!a.' cv C 2: The Tenth Yearbook Edition COMMUNITY HIGH SCI-IQOL AQ BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS B lice, Rose Mary, Patricia -Co-editors 7 ffm Q L5 1466 6 6 W W 7 -Marcus Aureh ff? . .1 fzjcr gl LA ol T189 I ag Mx in vii FROM THE RECORDS Major Richards stationed now in United Status - Subject to overseas call. 0.4 J an Aziz Two years of Iceland, wind and bleaknessg Qwith our Superinten- on leavvj PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION QLearning by Doingj Teach them how to live: To know what is right and what is notg To be able to make .1 decision and to choose the Right. Teach them to meet the up-schools of life and to become better citizens: Apply all school subjects to lifeg Coordinate the Past in relationship to the Present. Continue to help students to take their places as in telligent, patriotic citizensf, If22!'45 ff Major Q. M. C. He was home for a little while, home on a short leave. looking fine and healthy and glad to get back. We were certainly pleased to see him once again amongst us and to hear his voice advising us-always rightly-in our plans for the future. Wfe can still remember him telling emphatically the boys to finish school and get a good background before trying to take on 41 bigger, more difficult job. Even though he had to leave again, we can feel his presence here- these halls will always echo his words until he can once again be with us. RESPONSE TO DUTY fam, flax fam! .ef JAM.. nof gf. llojo Dfw f af MW. ,ci f -Q K , 1 Qi., Ji Qliz-C dfiiim Page Eight I hear the tramp of their feet now, coming from all parts of the world, coming home .... Overhead the sky is now clearing to give place to the sun The symbol of the hope for peace getting stronger in the hearts of men As the marching comes closer To home. These marching feet have trod the four corners of the gloheg These same feet have marched thru mud, the snow, and the junglesg They have never faltered or failed in their march For Freedorng And now they are returning To home. Yes, they have covered many places you or they never thought of going: Thru small French villages darkened for fear of enemies Still carrying on their fight as hest they could g They have seen little children there in those darkened villages afraid to walk the narrow streets that they can rememher as heing so gays Deserving the name of sunny France They'll never forget these marching feet: That when leaving the village, left them Happy and free again: The glorious sun rising over their capitol once more. 19.45 Ct: i jbiilzmzi it T No, not all of them left those quiet villages, But these men will be coming home too: In our minds and In our hearts. To all these men Coming fro1n all walks of life, Going to war, We dedicate this book-TO THEIR RETURN-ALL of them- When they'll come back to the peace they wish. All of us are waiting for these men to co-me ho-me, When we too can live like we did once before In a world of Peace, Of Happiness. To that day when the sun will finally rise above the density of clouds, And burst forth into rays of individual happiness , We patiently wait that day of their return 5 Patiently we wait . For them! COMMON PRAYER O God of peace, who hath taught us that in returning and in rest we shall be saved, in quietness and in confidence shall be our strength, 'J-ff' By the might of Thy Spirit, lift us, we pray Thee, - Q 4 to Thy presence, 5 Where we may be still, and K Know that Thou art God. Page Nin Q e tu z u 'wmleee V Letter I THE RETURN PROMISES LIFE Your picture is loere beside me, and I laugh at the way your uose turns up . . . Azul the freckles that comes to that nose in the summer sun. Remember? Only XJ , xl:-7 'lv' . fin Hman fi f PgT IIXH IU RI XII-XIlGl'Ii Que Mnlvezae ie c em eg OIJUC My life 'N1Z1l'C us Aurelius 1156 5, WM M xAm7!,f, MLK z Page Twelve iNG UNDBK51 HND r. SXNCEY' Community High School Board of Education The board of education always striving forward had increased this year's curriculum with courses in speech, creative writing, dramatics, homemaking, boys' chorus, wood-- shop besides the continued pre-induction courses. A full time school nurse was obtained for this year and an automatic press for the print shop was obtained permitting the printing of the school paper, The Red and Wfhite, twice a month. A close coordination in all departments exists so that Community High well ranks as one of the outstanding Chicago Schools. -is Mr. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Henry L. Duff, Mr. Clifford L. Aulwarm Mr. Fred Hnhman, Dr. F. W. Tracy, Mrs. Richards, Mr. Franklin Klein, Louis Beidcnkopf Characfer is higher tlmu i11fr'flf'r'1' . . . A great 50111 will be XfI'0lIg io live, as well as fo fhifzk. -Emerson .1 , I M5961 W fwm'vw ' ffm g RE e W With Our Acting Superintendent Yes, this is the lady of the school-one person who could acer t such 'p an enormous position and execute it these past few years with such success. All of us respect and like her immensley, and when any student has problems she is always there to lend il helping hand. Whlking through the halls, smiling and greeting everyone she is b l n sym o to us of everything right and orderly-of peace and happiness. Although she enjoys her school associations she will be glad when Mr. Richards returns to re- h. sume t is superintendency, and she, home once again. Pu vu Tflirl OFFICE STAFF Miss Babcock Mrs. Berger Miss Muller ABLE THR1iE-SOME OFFICE STAFF Three-thirty and almost everyone is ready to leave the building, but did you ever take a peek at che office before going home? If you did, you'd see three people working busily at their desks. Doing most of the bookkeeping, Miss Babcock at the end of a day sees figures before her eyes, and we give Mrs. Berger plen ty of work when our report cards go out. She also takes care of our switchboard besides being a receptionist. Miss Muller who is Mrs. Richards secretary is always busy, for you know how busy Mrs. Richards is. We all appre- ciate this staff for their kind help and their advice whenever it's needed. FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD We're proud of these instructors cooperating with Mrs. Richards in drafting plans for bettering our school functions or improving our school activities. They also plan our school budgets, approve council members, and recommend honor students. To a happy year of successful memories we extend our thanks. Pirgr I-'ourlcen ' FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mr. Frobish, Miss Keniston, Mr. Caauwe, Miss Wilhoit, Miss McQuistan, Miss Mc- enry, Mr. Price, Mr. ies, Miss Connelly. PROGRESSIVE THINKERS XX Tbozzgbfx fha! 'L'0lIll1f6l7'jl move f C I1lI1'l1I0lIi01lS lzlmzbcfrs. W -MilLun THOUGHTF UL PRINCIPALS ,'Xlw.1ys C0l'Lll,ll, advising: Students, signing nlvsenee hlnnlw, l'L'glSlCl'lIlg students Llllll elmnging 3CllL'LlLIlL'SillllS in itself is .1 full time juli, hut not for our principals of B. I. Besides these they teach classes and are in charge of their respective class activities. They nlw consult with Mrs. Richards on '.'n1'i0us problems than Arise. They are the strong linlib of eoopemrion between blLlLlCl1lS and I.CLlCllCl'5. LHAUIQRS if wliii? fl x'UC.lIi4l1l.ll Guitlintu Dirt-ewr Mr. lfwing. Prineipuls: Mr. Price fl reslmn.11uj, Nlr, Fmbisli flluniorj, Mr. Cuuwe QSoplmmorej and Mr. Ames CSeniurj mgf lfiff WCS wif R. L. AKEY B.S., Des Moines M.A., Columbia University, New York Algebra, Chemistry Head of Science Dept. PEARL AUGSPURGER B.E., Illinois State University Gen. Mathematics and Algebra CLARENCE I.. BLUNK B.E., Whitewater State R Teachers' College K M.A., University of Wyoming Q5 Social Studies, Activity Fund ELEANOR BOWDEN B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers' College English GEORGE R, COX PLS., Purdue University M.S., Purdue University English, Varsity Basketball IIOROTHY M. CRUISE B.S., University of Illinois M.A., Northwestern University Girls' Physical Education MARION CONNELLY ILE., Western Illinois State Teachers' College General Science and Girls' Physical Education I.AWENCE D. DINNIS FLA., Nebraska Wesleyan University M.A., Teachers' College, Columbia University Commercial Geography, Athletic Business Manager MARY K. DEWEY A.B., Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Mo. M.A., University of Illinois Social Studies, Red and White 1?-ace meek Aye, There are some good things in life, Q9 y That fall not away with the rest. G5 , Arid, of all hest things upon earth, I I hold that a faithful friend is the hest. S g -Bulwer Lytton . Q il, X. 6 -., DO YOU KNOW: Mr. Drivcr's natural ease? Miss Krantz's vigor? Miss Protsman's patience? Mr. Ingcrsoll's understanding? Mr. Al-gcy's wit? OLIN L. DRIVER ' A' B.S., Eureka College M.A., University of Illinois Social Studies, Football and Track KATHRYN EBEI.. B.A., Valparaiso College English, German HAROLD C. EBERHART B.A., Missouri Wesleyan College M.A., Teachers' College I Columbia University Boys' Physical Education Athletic Director 0 E. GLENN GRIFFIN A.B., University of Illinois M.A., University of Illinois English fDept. Headj, Dram WILLIAM GUTCHES B.S., Upper Iowa University Woodship, Varsity Football Coach KATHRYN A. HAEBICH Ph.B., University of Chicago Librarian ALICE L. HUDSON l B.S., Iowa Wesleyan College General Science and Home Economics W. RAYMOND INGERSOLL B.A., Iowa Wesleyan College B.S., The Stout Institute Industrial Art NOAMI KELLER B.E., Illinois State Normal I-Iomemaking, Senior Scientt I Page N inctcen I I HELEN E. 1tENisToN A.B., University of Illinois Latin and Spanish T. NELSON KIAS B.Ed., Southern Illinois Normal U. Commercial Geography, Basketball Publications DOROTHY A. KOHLS B.Ed., State Teachers' College Whitewater, Wisconsin M.S., Northwestern University l Commerce 1 BEATKICE V. KRANTZ A.M., Columbia University A.B., Lake Forest College Social Studies, Publicity MARY LATHAM Ph.B., University of Chicago M.A., University of Chicago English OLIVE MAY MCLAUGHLIN B.A., Monmouth College M.A., University of Illinois l Social Studies KIANET A. MCQUISTAN A.IS., University of Nebraska M.A., Columbia University Commerce DOROTHIQA IT. MOORE ILA., Northwestern University English BIQULAH A. PROTSMAN A,II., Hanover College, Indiana Mathematics MARGARET G. PETERSOINI FLA., Park College, Missouri English, Chips GILBERT M. SCIIOENOIIF BS., Stout Institute, Wisconsin Printshop Department Chairmwn Student Council FRED I.. STEELE B.A., Oakland City College Mechanical Drawing, Plane Geometry Instructors in Service: MR CASTLE, MISS GUSTAFSON, MR. HOAG, MR. KOIILER, MR. POOLER, MR. PORTER, MR. YATES DO YOU KNOW: Choir? Miss Latham spent Cl summer at Cambridge Uni Mr. Gutches tells amusing mountain climbing stories? versity? Miss Strong was ri summer at Sarbonne? Miss Miss McLaughlin sings with the University of Chicago Haebieh plans happiness for high school girls? Page Turf DO YOU KNOW: Mr. Griffin,s perceptive humor? Mr. Westman's per- V1 ceptive ears? and Mr. Cox's speech? Miss Keniston has V 0 studied Greek? Miss White enjoys Canadian summers? ' Nr X Major Richards has been emphatically informed: Sea sick- 'E' 5,3 ness is pure imagination? X' MARJORIE STRONG B.A., Muskingum College M.A., Middelbury College French, Spanish DOROTHY SHIREY Culver Stockton College English, Speech NOVO DEE THOMPSON B.S., Springfield Teachers' College, Mo. M.A., State University of Iowa Commerce JUNE M. RICHEY B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College Mathematics and Latin SI-IELDON C. NVESTMAN B.M.E., American Conservatory of Music, Chicago Band and Chorus ELIZABETH A. VVHITE A.B., Cornell College, Iowa M.S., Iowa State College Biology NELL W'ILI'I'OIT B.S., Williani Penn College Oskaloosa, Iowa Algebra GLENDERS CAAWE A.B., Wayne State Teachers' College General Science MARIE EBERHART B.S,, Missouri University Homemaking, Cafeteria K YQJ, QQ CHARLES FUHR B.A., Central College Business Training, Wrestliiig LAURA HUNT A.B., University of Illinois General Mathematics, General Sciene GEINIEVIEVE O'HAVEN M.A., Northwestern University Spanish, English LI-INA PRICE Drake University Iinglish, Geometry RUTH McI IIfNKY Con lezlvej Ph.B., University of Chicago M.A., Northwestern University Iinglish QDept. Headj Page Y'Il'!'lIlT-Illll' JZ Qld tum i v I , Ives V Letter II THE RETURN BRING I'ru sittiug here hy the fireplace . . . bt that you'd sit beside at mg d watch the fire make mysterious, an funny shapes ou the wall. d -a lovely way to speu leisure ..... S PEACE fou won at a f l The teddy hear 3 N carnival is here beside me V if l A l loolziug at your picture. yr , ff l t uas the night we 'EL ml!! p -4 . .' QQ aye - E Carnival? T aa 1 . i X ' came home laughing in the rairi. K P , xl 41 'fm' 1 ll ll A' 1 ,V I -M - CILUL6 - A I af Peace will come soon and rome to stay, N JU' , NI lx If and so come as to be worth keeping in all lg I ., l l Ll 24 ' future time is Q V , V, Q! 6 f --Abe Lincoln lr 32 ' k ' K C D ,Z jswllxl jg -7,4 ? J ll' r 'N ' , tamvi X llllll Iill UI' lll'.'XYlN ---HUML dlflt W6 6V6'C 6iV6 i00 Nice! MMCA 025161 70-cw!!! Y ,led D NEW MEMBERS-Bark R ow: M. Fredrickson, S. Schaade, F. Helm, D. Snyder, C. Krueger, G. Rahn, R. Goulding, L. Petta, Miss Dewey fSponsorj. Second Row: L. Ely, P. Dieka, M. Tilton, M. Mohr, P. Wliite, R. Hillger, L. Dell, R. Chayken, J. Kruise, L. Holmes, N. Kough, N Anderson. OLD MEMBERS--Tlaifal Row. H. Wiltsllire, C. Peters, C. Hall, Aiken, H. Frey, J. Krueger, T. Parrcnti. RECOGNIZED HONOR SOCIETY Do you know these honor students? They have the honors for this school year in scholarship, leadership, service, and dependability. Each year only five per cent of the outstanding juniors and fifteen per cent of the outstanding seniors may be selected, but this total is hardly ever reached. No wonder we all admire these honor students of Blue Island ,, A Community High. SAN' N l if 'M 'X X PF 1 iv' Q1 ! an Q 3, V. - The only way fo have zz friend is to be 01 -Emerson Page Twenty-four ff, 4 Y, K I . XV x PAPS CLUB A. Quade, R. Stoltz, R. Gagnon, C. Peters SIIOIIXOV, Mr. Ames PRO CLUB Engel liardt, Burmeister, Fitzgerald, Hainsworth Arens, Wcisner, Leavitt Scliumacker. Flassig, Arnold, Kuech Walker, Spencer, Schram Siekman, Mr. Ingersoll. Page Tzwnty-five COOPERATIVE PAPS CLUB What could we do without this Paps Club? Looking back at this year, remember the solid,' music at the socials, those hit programs of the year put on by students, being able to hear Major and Mrs. Richards speak to us, and our school programs each month? Each time these special' occasions would come up, a group of boys would be seen busily wiring a mike here and there and setting up some entertaining music with their new records for a social. It isn't easy to become a member of this organization, but we certainly have a successful club this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Ames. Thanks boys! CON TRIBUTIVE PRO CLUB Alan Ladd-in a chemistry film? This is something to look into. It was shown by our obliging pro club members and their sponsor, Mr. Ingersoll. This club has helped to make our periods and subjects more interesting and easier to understand. Going through the halls some ninth period, remember your sur- prise in seeing a dark room? It was just the members running through their new films they had to show classes next day, and they did have fun. We appreciate it too, pro club members and Mr. Ingersoll. STUDIOUS LIBRARIANS Five minutes before a bell and books are piled over the library desk, many of them just being returned in time before that deadline. Quite a job t0 straighten all those books out again, but our librarians do it for us and with Miss Haebieh get them back on the shelf for someone else to use them. Not an easy job, but the girls find enjoyment working wiuh the other students and helping to keep our library running smoothly. Miss Haebich and Miss Latham always cordial and helpful as are the girls--they've done splendidly. Page Tu'rr1ly-,wx MAIN LIBRARIANS Row l, D. Hogcnbirk, G. Engelhardt, M. Wilt- shire, Pichini, M. Quadc, D. Sales. Row 2, Miss Haebich, 1. Carlson, K. Morin, M. Nelson, N. Dykstra, D. Arcns, Petit, E. Wlieelcr, M. Hainsworth. LIBRARIANS NORTHSIDE Row 1, V. Bolhius, E. Krusenoske, P. Serbantez, J. Salinas, Bi. Stever, M. Oakley. Row 2, M. Van Over- straeten, A. Aurilias, A. Tenhor, A. Spinizola, R. Gilson, j. Buiekena, C Rcihc, Miss Latham. i 'hal' 6015? STUDENT AIDS Sl-,mfilz M. Staley, L Dell, R. Hildebrand. B Lundin, R. Carl, A. Rie- chio, R. Cook. Row 2, D. Proper, M Nelson, P. Dieska, M Posthumas, L. Poloy. M Olson, P. Dunlap. M K. Rohe, P. Walsh. -- W'alsh. Row 3, D. Grouse. D Wiesiter, V. Biernacki, S. Pribula, R. Meyers, G. Roll, E. Kloeke, L. Jor- genson, F. Bach, R. Griffin, R. Heimstra, P. XX ood, D. Hogenbirk. HOMHMAKING CLUB Miss Hudson, N. Free- man, M. Adair, ,I. S7es- my, j. Carlson, C. Ch.:- vez, M. Miller, C. Plasil. M. W'iltshire, M. libling, lf. Plasil, M. Heiden, C. Hatella, V. Albino, F. Darmafal, Nliss Keller, j. Hoffman, G. Ambriz. D. Stone, A. Martins, j Huddelston. Sponsor, Miss Keller IH-ia., Josephine Disabato Vin' Print., Dorothy Poezos, Miriam Gage SL'I'.'7'l'l'dX., Delores Olson Page Tu filly-si'1't'11 HELPFUL STUDENT AIDS Correcting papers, averaging grades, keeping books straight, and doing odd jobs for the teachers-this is the work of B. I.'s students aids. Always smiling and trying to be helpful, they are a fine example of American youth today. and when esam time comes around, they certainly aid the teacher in grading those exams. They present a forthright example of our best institution coopera- tion and teamwork between the student and teacher. IDEAL HOMEMAKING CLUB Wlialt was the delicious odor that has come from room 71 this VCIIJ Wh . L . . 1 . . y that's where the homemaking club have met under the supervision of Miss Hudson and Miss Keller. The girls have had a wonderful time with their sponsors and they are especially proud of the Christmas boxes they collected and wrapped for G. I. Joes in hospitals. They also had knitting classes for those who wanted to learn how to manipulate a couple of needles, and decided this year to join a national organization in which twenty of the girls will be charter members. They certainly had a fine year and your results have been gratifying, girls. 'DECENXDLTA FROSI-I STUDENT AIDES E Q9 Q5 Frosh Student Aides at Northside Building carefully help perform the useful helps to their individual instruetorsg in this w.1y too, they learn much as they progreess into their sophomore year. EXACTING HALL GUARDS May I see your green slip? Quite n used-up phrase in B. I. but it certainly helps to keep our halls orderly and quiet. Having hall guards each period- means each person is giving up a study ihnll to help serve our school in this way. Not that they don't enjoy it. Nice time to do a little visiting and it does ive them freedom but they have to abide by rules too or else back to study S hall. Nice way to spend a period? STUDENT AIDS FROSH M. Karshner, T. Lauer, If. Nieman, A. Aurilizis, S. Pirotti, I., Di Novo. MAIN HALLGUARDS Bark mug B. Goulding R. M. Nudo, R. Heide L. Searufi, VV. Hopf, R Gagnon. Frou! row, QI. Rosin, D Peters, P. Broukal, YV Suhs. l 1 Ihigi' 'I'zuw1fy-figli! Go forth under the 011011 sky mul list fo NHflLI'C',S fC'lIClJil1gS. -W. C. lil '.llll v X j, 9 1,-If 'L' X' 3 xiifilhli ' ' , fjgf, jf X OBSERVANT BIGLGGY CLUB X it' il X. . sy N i L The Biolo clubs meetin s of scientific research and social meetin s have I -V I gy 3 g L , Xp also this year included mounting crossword puzzles for veteran's hospitals. I., Hikes for observing plants and birds are taken. Collections of leaves, seeds, X' 2 fvllq insects, and notebooks on biological subjects are made. Henry', is a real GIRLS CLUB Row l, C. Hoclcett, C. Hock- ett, P. W'alsli, Sl't'7'l'fiIl'Y1': l.. Holmes, IM-isiilmfg P. XY'hite, Tl'l'dSIlI'A'I', S. Ricks, Vin' Prrx Row 2, C. Robe. M. Van Over- straeton, P. Stothard, Y. W'ille P Scrivens, P. Benson. Row 3, Miss Haebieh. Sfmuior G. Reuss, P. W'right, P. Gerber- ding, D. Flanary, L. Buchanan. Row 4, Miss Bowden. Cfn-Spo11- .img M. Rohe, B. Rauch, C Heidinger. P. Dunlap, R. M. Nudo. BIOLOGY CLUB Row I, XX'illiams, Lf. Lagod, R. Akey, Vin' Pmtirlvlzf, M. Ultsch. Pia-siJr'r1t5 C. Hockett, D. Peters. li. Lun- Sify-Tr'r'i1.i.g din. Row 2, V. XVillig, M. Holt, N. Mager, B. Clson, P. Ollendar, S. Hultgren, xl. Pahlke, Miss Wihite, Sjrmiwun C. Leavitt, R. Heide, C. W'uriman. lllgr' Tu mils -nine companion. The biology this year speaks of another year of haPPiness and closer contact with the beauties of nature. ENJGYABLE GIRLS' CLUB A libarv overflowing with laughing, smiling girls, typifies our Girls' club meetings. Because every girl is considered a member, its success is assured, especially with their able sponsor Miss Haebieh. Also this year, Miss Bowden has helped Miss Haebich in making this year a pleasant Girls' club. To make each life more pleasant, happier, and successful are the Girls' aims throughout the year. Giving a rzi pickers brawl, finding some clothies to rip and asking that certain someone, was one of the outstanding events on their calendar. They also sent books to the hospital for Christmas and gave enjoyable programs. Wlizlt lovely memories of a happy, enjoyable year! f .1 7 11l 909 61 Q? 'ls CORRECT STENO CLUB The Steno club meets personnel men: the club was specifically interviewed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as well as hearing the Corpora- tions' spokesman. NOVEL AND NEW Novel and new this year was the Steno's Style Show of how to dress for an office position. A play, The Great Dictator, showed how to take various t es of dictation. lt is from the steno group that the principals' secretaries YP are chosen. A social meeting always follows business meetings including the Pause that Refrcshes. INTERESTED DEBATERS The debate question of concern to all youth this year is Resolved: That the voting age should be lowered. STENO CLUB Smfml, P. Gerberding, Sz'C11'faryg P. Diesl-la, Prexizlenlg M. Fredrick- son, Vin' Prexiffrni. Row 1, L. Giannoni, M. Stucbe, S. Ricks, L. Hol- mes, S. Buchman, Treat.: ml. Groskopf, C. Pozas, G. Ruess, J. Lenco, Miss McQuiston, Sfwonxorg L. Poloy, K. ,Rector, B. Bauer. Row 2, P. Hopman, M. Uvass, S. Holm. DEBATE CLUB L. Petra, Prrxidmzt Miss Sliirey, Spouxor P. Panozza, Srcrefary R. Arnold, Vire Pres. B. Tliereoux, L. Berry, TYFHXIIYFI' Page Tbiriy Holm, N. L. Erfft. Schaade, R. MASQUIERS CHARMING MASQUERS 1944-1945-the season of bobby socks, Van johnson, and Forever Amber was the year that the Masquers journeyed to the Loop to view a mystifying hair-rising thriller, Ten Lillie Inzlizmx' heard a fascinating account of O'Neill'5 Sfrangc Interlude given by Miss Haebich, saw delightful skits from the senior class play before its official performances, and listened enthralled to talented members give dramatic readings. And will anyone ever forget the few frenzied moments when Mr. Griffin was left behind in the loop with the train tickets or those happy hours spent waltzing dreamily at the spring party? Under the sponsorship of Mr. E. G. Griffin and the leadership of a budding actress,'1.ois Ellen Ely, this organization, having the most members of any other club, absorbed knowledge of the theatre as well as enjoyment of the drama. MERRY BLACKFRIARS Work, laughter, and initative when combined can spell but one thing, the Blackfriars. This club is made up of thirty active, fun-loving fellows and is under the special direction of Miss Ebel. Here's to the Blaekfriarsg keep up the good work. Sealed, Voss, D1Nova, Rice Dunlap, Benson, Flannery W'rigl1r. Row 2, Walters, Mohr TVf'll.VIll'l'l', Holmes. Rohe K0ugl1, Sr'r'n'lury, Ely, Previ- rlvuf, Kruse, Rauch, Trom bino, Erickson. Row 3, Mr. Griffin, Spon- mr, Kearnes, Heimsrra, Ros- enbaum, Feldner, Ricks, Chayken, Mascola, Chayken. BLACKFRIARS Row I, Engdalil. Nelson, Fishman. Pmiflml. Row 2, Leslie, Lott, Quads, Mueller, Swierczwiski, Vii-4' Prr'xia'1'11f. Row 3, Ruess, Mueller, Ol- son, Helm, Smith, Holt, XVilson, Dunlap, Miss libel Sponsor. Row 4, Kloeke, Heckler, Garrels, Parenti, Barnes, Hollinger Sopko, 'IH-giimy-m', Prim' Tlvfrlxwrmr AV lu y i i May I swallow a wlaole rat if Pin lying. Page Thirty-two 1 Judy Im hungry eight nieals a clay 'X ' D: er 9 I .yn Hilda: I ain't surprised, you only eat x MR, GRIFFIN JUNIGR MISS What, Gert has laryngitis? But, who else can play Judy Graves like she can? Yes, for an entire day pert Gertrude Snell, our Junior Miss had the whole school in an uproar but the show must go on and Gertrude gave a grand performance on the Seymour-Whitter stage that night. Nancy Anderson, as her fiendish pal, Fluffy early in the play had the audience in a tremor at that familar knock on the door, and and Lois Ely as Charming Lois, the big sister, turned the hearts of feminine spectators envious at her seemingly endless procession of beaux. Smartly-clad Catherine Hall as Mama Graves would have made any daughter proud, and her handsome husband, Thomas Kaliski, made Judy and Lois a fine father, when he wasn't busy avoiding Fluffy's chatter or translating Lois' telephone calls. Nancy Kough, as Hilda, showed us a new side to her character as the sarcastic maid and thfe role of Joe, the elevator boy who was always receiving complaints about roller skates, proved perfect to the talent of Charles Parker. The love-interest was aptly filled by dashing Bill Dunlap QWillis Reynoldsj and his auburn-haired fiancee. Rosemary MaeHenry fEllen Curtisj. Blustering Richard Reuss, as Ellenis father QJ. B. Curtisj was a very effective villian who did a turn-about-face in the last scene. New Year's greetings sung to Judy via Western Union boy Ray Mavity provoked a hearty laugh, and the two youthful swains Tom Lott QI-Iaskell Cummingsj and Archer Mueller QBarlow Adamsj did a marvelous job of protraying real puppy-love. It was Tom who caused the confusion resulting in J. B.'s change of heart. Lois's boy friends, each one an individual in his own right, were Ray Rauch, QMerrill Feurbachj, the unsuspecting victim of J. B.'s humor, John Smith, QSterling B wnj, the not-so-bashful lad, Richard Wille fAlbert Kunodyj, the gum-chewer, Ll d Fishman QI-Ienry and ro Arnold Mueller fTommy Arbucklej, .a rowdy soul, and oy ' ' b f ho received the very bottom of Daddy Stanley Wojtowicz CChiarlesJ, two oys w Grave's shoe. E G Griffin to the prompting of Praise goes to the admirable direction of Mr. . . , n Marilyn Rohe and to the make-up committee, Miss, Haebich, Karlene Rector and Shirley Gorman, which helped make Junior Missi' a real credit to the class of '45. cl and Fluffylv oatlo of allegiance, Junior Miss BOY FRIENDS HNOXYHS THIAI 'lllllllf . . . HllRE'S THE RHYMIY' CAST Grace and Hurry Graves Catherine Hall and Tommy Kaleski Judy and Lois Graves Fluffy Adams B. Curtis Wfillis Reynolds Ellen Curtis Hilda Qnzaiflj Barlow Adams , Gertrude Snell and Lois Ely Nancy Anderson Richard Reuss Bill Dunlap R osemalry MeHen ry Haskell Cummings , , , - , XVestern Union Boy Nancy Kough Archer Mueller H Tommy Lott , , , H Ray Maivity Merrill, Sterling, Albert, Tommy, Charles. Henry fl,nix'x lm-y 'f1'!1'I141'.vj Ray Rauch, Johnny Smith, Richard Willa-, Charles Parker, Arnold Mueller, Lloyd Ifishmlin, Stanley Wfojtowiez l 'QYOUNG MAN. YOU'Rli GOING OUT NVITH SOMIS GIRL Q ,Q 1254 lxll pl r if , fl lvl Nj JJ YY XJ IJ 5 ll 1' M f A A 935 Q Q? JF ,ft Xfg R J Quia, f Pllgv Y'fIlr'fy-UMW? ,i , if Qwf-JU 1 QSM! 5AAfv yr, CC MAIN LATIN CLUB Svalwl, Chayken, Serwlury, Aiken, Prc'5i41'a'n!g Westfield, Vin' Frm., Sheriff, Trcux. Row l, Allen, Gilchrist, Gil- christ, Yehling, Miller, Hockett, Rutz, Wallafse, Miss Keniston, Sjzouxur Row 2, Trammell, Ward, Kutlik, Roegner, Dykstra, johnson, Billingsly, Dvorovy LATIN CLUB NORTHSIDE Row l, Hickey, Pirotti, Brendht, Di Novo, Buckwal- ter, Gevcro. Row 2, Spinizolo, Swanegon, Engeland, Schultz, Milosh, Swanson, Buikema. Row 3, Williams, Strutsen- burg, Gilson, Ebers Rohe, Mansfield, Isreals. GERMAN CLUB Row 1, Schultz, Hohbein, Siekman Row 2, Rigg, Carl, Uhlig, Olrieh, Walker, Strutzen- berg, Peters. Row 3, Leidolph, Landau Hilger, Parenti, Hildebrand Mittclmeir, Kraemer, Trrax. Si.-ll, Pr:-.viili-nt, Anderson Greve, Holmes, Miss Ebel Sfmlziur, Hoffman. i CULTURED LATIN CLUB I crown thee King of Saturnalisu-and so Eugene Dvorovy was king for a day at the Latin Club Christmas Party. Christmas carols sung in Latin and the presentation of club pins helped to make the Christmas party a success. An Information Please about famous Roman men and Roman history, the initiation of new members, and a ribtickling program presented by the boys were other highlights Of meetings. The master of ceremonies at a later meeting announced in expectant tones and now may I introduce the Caesar Girls ' and five boys dressed as girls came dancing in. Then, of course, no Latin Club meeting would be complete without a representation of Caesars death, so the boys also showed us how it was done. With a sorrowful moan Caesar died saying, 'gEt Tu Brute. HARDY GERMAN CLUB Remember that wonderful picnic at Tinley Creek and the first get acquainted meetings sponsor, Miss Ebel? Every on e tried to speak good German---but how it sound- with Miss Ebel we learned to enjoy this language and participate in group acti- came the Christmas party-the big moment in the year. We did have an en- with our new ed. Together vities. Then joyable time, didn't we? Paqt lbnty-four S11f'z'c'f1 is !Il'ffc'l' ilmfz sifw1c'c'g Xilflllfl' is !1c'fIc'r fbdll spc'c't'b. -Emerson MODERN LA TERTULIA The Spanish Club had a successful year, one of the high points being the Christmas Night Party. At the party some of the members received their pins and each received a gift To ld l at to EIC Spanish atmosphere, the girls came dressed in gay colorful costumes but leave 7 l it to the boys-you e0uldn't have told the difference between some of them and a real ca- ballero! Games, dancing, and Spanish food added to the jollitv. A happy fiesta it was! Out- side of the Christmas party, the other meetings were topped by a trip to a Mexican movie and restaurant. At the remaining meetinvs each clai . ' d h rollicking entertainment. g ss prepaie t e programs for great and ROMUNTIC ENT RE NOUS Comment allez vous, aujourd hui? or How are you today? The French club's answer to this question is always happy. Their meetings are each huge successes in themselves w'th i their sponsor Miss Strong who has been to France herself and can tell of amusing and inters- esting stories. High successes of the year were the Christmas party at Catherine Hall,s resi- dence and entertaining the German club. The most hilarious meeting was the enactment of h . - . - i - A umorous French skits. So til the next meeting and the next year- Au Revoir! SPANISH CLUB LA TERULA Smlfilg Myers. Si'zji'.. COD' ncll, V, Pn'i,, Lopez, Peters, 7'l'l'tl5. RUW 1, Oroveo. Orozco, Freck, lily, Quilici, Garcia, Sheriff. Row 2, Miss Keniston, Spon- ggr, Cook, Orr, Ebert, Grouse, Nt'lSOl'l Row 3, Vasquez, Drew, Ail- clerson, Yarbrough, Fisher. Steffen, Miss Strong, Spou- ior, Petta. FRENCH CLUB NIZNTRE NOUSH Row 1, Steinhart, Quslten- bush, Olson. Carlson. Row Z, Burno, Tri'il.t., Olson, Prux. Dell, Svijy., Hillger. V. Pres. Row 3, Morin Serak, Stone, Heubner, Pichini, Decker, W'illiams, Miss Strong, Simu- ,im-, White, Scatena. Row 4, Lucas, Lencho, Voss, Krambeck, Tlieroux, Hall. Palm' Tflirfxui ARTIST STAFF L. Dell, M. Hilclebrzlnil, J. Gilchrist, R. Akey, j. Girehrist, Mr. Kins, lim. mmi Mnm1g1'r. CHIPS STAFF walter, Wfitte. Rieeliiu, Srnthard. lig, Hiedingcr, Orseno Ch riyken. Nm' Pirfnrmlg Lott SMILING CHIPS The Chips Staff '45 has been L1 busy staff, gi happy and it friendly staff. Welve tried to ex- nress in our book 'oun-Y Americnnism of Communit Hivh, as we live and as we think of our ll 5 zu n fellow students. The 'oal for which we've worked, and we ho e weyve arrived, is to brm' 5 Q i you a feeling of pence by looking to the future, seeing Americans return home. We've enjoyed our workg we hope you find peace and enjoyment from this yenr's Chips-your key to Memories. Goal giwfb s11ec'z'fJ io all-song fo few. -f-Walter C. Smith 'l'f1iA'l'x'-xi x Row lg libert, Hoeketc, Rauch, Nudo, W'hire, Quiliei, Di Novo, Buck- Row 2g Lopez, Rutz, Freek, Mohr, Tilton, Rough, Chaykcn, Gnskin, Row 33 Hogenbeck, Uli- Heeker, Smith, Pronger. EDITORIAL BOARD LI. Picliini, D. hloens, R. Cliayken, B. Clmyken, ljililm'-ill-Cfziuf I.. Dell, Miss Dewey, R. Hilde brand, I. Ruseli. Il Gagnon. RED AND Wll-IIiI-If FRESH Row Ig T. Lauer, ll, Buikema, A. Tilton, D, Rohe, S. Pecor, Miss WTI- Iioit. Row 2: M. Van Over- straeten, A. W'ick. NI Hildebrand, C. Rolme, G Sewert, C. Boline. RIQD AND W'HI'I'If EDITORIAL BOARD AND REPORTIZRS J. Pieliini, D. Aloens, Ii Cliayken. B. Clmyken, R Hildebrand. I. Ruseli R. Gagnon. Standing, Smith, A. Ricehio, M. Robe, M. Wfliiteliead, M. Carlson, R. Arnold, P. W'ise, II. Hunter, C. Bolt, I. Dell, Ii. Alcey, Miss 'Dew-:y, E. Plasil. SPIRITED RED AND WHITE Did Ruth finish her silhouettes in time? How about C1flfX7t'.Y!fll1' and Bea's editorial? Are they ready? Wlrite, edit, type, proof-read cut, aste-'h' It d , p t ec ares--confirm spelling-and finally the finished product, a sleek, lively issue of the Red and XVliite, published every two weeks this year by our print shop. Photographs, a clever cut', for Your Ii'rii'mf.v am! Mimff' appealing articles on Hart's and the Prom, have all gone into making 1944-'45 issues ones to be cherished for a long, long while. Mwzfs L'0IlL'C'1'Stlff0lI is like fbvii' life. --Seneci t 1 r Music Hath Charms. MOMENTS' MUSICALE CHORUS OFFICERS-1944-45 President--Ruth Myers Treasurer-Marlysse Nelson Vice President-Margaret Dorjahn lst Librarian-Dorothy Proper Secretary-Shirley Hamilton 2nd Librarian-Louise Disabato BAND - BOYS' CHORUS - GIRLS' CHORUS - BAND Aurora -Overture ......,..,, - ...... ..... . .....,.....,...........,..,,..........YS,, Paul Yoder Gesu Bambino -Pastorale ,... - ,7.O.,7 Pietro A. Yon arr. Fred H. Martens Silent Night, Holy Night L .,., ,,,,,,,,, .....,..,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,.,.. G r uhvr The Bouncing Ball A, ,,,,.,,.,, .,.,..,,,. . .,...,7l. , L Frank Trunihanvr Militairen .7....l,O,.... ,,,, Q Overturej ,.,, ,, 7.,ll joseph Kkornicka Venitienneu ,.,,, ...,,.,,,., . ,,,,Y.,.,. G oddarrl The Butterfly ,,,.,,,,-,,-,,,, ,,,,, Q Le Papillionj ,,,,,,.A,,,,,,,A,,.,,.,,,.,,,A,,..,..l,,,.. Lavalleu O Nightingale, Awake! ...,,..,... ..,,,4......,A..,..v S wiss Folksong, XVII Century Christmas Bells 'Gavotte '--Fr. Goffec 'Where'er You Walk 'Send out thy light! .,.,, .- arf. Dickinson Based on a Traditional Carol Ruth Bam pta n arr. VanLeeuwen and Maganini Handle-arr. Pitcher Gounod-arr. Treharne 'Sanetus and Benedictusn ,,,, ,lss,s Q from St, Cecilia Mass j .,..,.,..s,,... ,....,.. G ounod Vocal Solo Bette Mattson Girls' Quartet -----' Bette Mattson, Dorothy Proper, Soloist -------------- Lloyd jones Margaret Dorjahn, Marlysse Nelson Boys' Accompanist . . . Carolyn Hockett Flute Duet ------ Sylvia Uhlig, Catherine Hockett Saxophone Solo -------ff--- Dorothy Proper Soloist ....... Loretta Tiberi Aecompanist ----- ---f- F red Helm Girls' Accompanist ...... Ruth Hillger pn an Thfffv-Bilbf BAND Top Rowg Hunter, Kolar, Schumacker, Krout, Jennings, Helton, Spencer, Schultz, Slavinskie, Erickson, Wicks, Koble, Hutchison, Van Sickle. Row 1, Hockett, Snell, Ellis, Myers, Laechel, Pan- ozzo, Roulo, Volp, Dahl, Arnell, Cudy Wenear, Pro- per, Swanson, Barbnehht, Westman. Row 2g Barbnecht, Uhlig, Kluth, Engberb, Haag, But- meister, Disabato. Row 35 Drew, Dorjahn Rosenbaum, Starks, Billings- lea, Bentson, Leslie, Bier- nacki, Anastasia, Hartney Whde. BOYS' CHORUS Row 1: Jones, Benston Roagener, Franks, Nelson Hendricks, Wille. Row 2: Watts, Davis, Gio- vanetti, Mansfield, Goudie Director Miss McLaughlin i Lap me in Soft Lydian Airs. MRI WESTMAN, -Milton Director s 'W sf ,, W V . '-, K ,Q .Y Min-.5 H as HM -5. ' 6, 4 gf f 3 I as ,M 95 fx? L a 5 1 M w ,. , 1. , ? Q S 'S if it ,Q 1 nh. ,. cpm.. -ap' '-ii . 3 ,M 1 'vi Y- Y. we Q Q ,K I Aw axis 'fi J, ,, L y . f J, Q ln uma 4.9 .4t2F V Letter III THE RETURN BUILDS FAITH Ab! Tbere was a football bero Time will say! Ab, yesg Tl0ere was an appetite! Time will say, too. But wbetber you were in your football equipment or you were in your favorite briglot colored sweater at sebool, you know to nie you were and always are 'a berof Now tlaere are so 'many kinds Of football apparatus, and sweaters- uniforlns. Inside eaeb one to me wbere- ff b uP, ever you are, you know you are my ero Ab yes, tis true!--truly 'tis true. Ab yes! Mau llnow Mia F Xl'lII4 'l'lIl XXII' el M im gent flat tfzgtf Male, el 14.4 le flle 61465 L'ZZ6 lo 0 Om :lull JMXM, WZ in Mai :lid 35,47 M CVM LCLJMQMJ J ov -Yyftwh COACH oUTcHes SC i hqixfvl X FIGHTING VARSITY Once more the football season draws to a close and it's time to add another chapter to the football annals of Blue Island, an inspiring task one might suppose since it is concerned with the achievements of one of the most successful teams in the history of our school. In eight starts the Gutches' warriors emerged victorious in five games, while losing three. In the initial game the team was pitted against the heavy York Gridders. Playing against the odds and a sea of mud our boys lmeld York scoreless, 7 to 0. Thornton our perenial foes, was the subject of our next engagement and after a very hotly contested 48 minutes they walked from the gridiron on the heavy end of a 12 to 6 score. Blue Island came back. Playing its best game of the season we met and beat Calumet City 13 to 0. It was the first time in 18 years a Blue Island squad walked off the Calumet City field victorious. Lockport and Argo were disposed of in decisive fashion, the former ending 12 to 0 and the latter 13 to 6. Argo, however, was a trying ball club and went down fighting. In the next two encounters Blue Island met its second and third defeats. The second at the hands of KKK which was lost in the last 20 seconds of play 18-14 and the third at the hands of Bloom 20 to 0. In this game our squad just couldn't seem to get going and their efforts awarded naught. In the final game of the season the Cardinals routed Kelly, a city school of the central league. 63 to 0. This day, in the reverse of the onsliaught with Bloom, everything seemed to click and the foreign aggregation proved little competition for our warriors. One interesting and outstanding fact is that four of the eight teams played were unable to score against the Cardinals which speaks Well of their defense. Many regulars and reserve players will be lost by graduation, and this loss will be keenly felt in organizing next year's team. Co-captain Howie XVilson led the league in scoring and his prowess on the field was recognized when he was chosen on the All-Conference team. Eddie Marrone, mainstay of Blue Island defensive operations, and Frank Strand mainstay in the line for the past two seasons were also picked on the mystic dream team, the former at guard and the latter at end. Frank Bonham was chosen on the Second team. Luscombe who played a stellar position at end, caught most of Blue Island touchdown passes. Erickson, his fine blocking and kicking will be hard to replace. Walker, Miller, Morrone and Wiltshire in the line and Hopf in the backfield form the rest of the graduating lettermen. I-Iowever with lettermen like Bonham, Driver, Heir-le, Krueger and Selke and gr number of rg- serves returning in addition to some 25 Sophomore boys, we all feel sure that Mr. Gutches as head Coach and Driver and Fuhr as assistants Blue Island will again place 11 winning Cornbination on the gridiron next fall. Forty-two VARSITY I L. . In I k Iiirsi Tow Leslie, M Benson, land, Ganzer. Secoml rouf kim-lifzgg Coach Fuhr, Hopf, Krui I ger, Dri Hcide, H gan , Wil Barnes. Tlriril you' xlumliugg Jones, Luseombe, Bon ham, G Strand, Mavity, Human Walsh, Selke, Miller, Walker Marsh, Coach Driver. VARSITY PLAYERS Football F Bolfom rouxg Ll19C0lTlb4'. Bonham, Morrone, Hurti- gan, Krueger, Strand. Sulke. Top mu, W'ilson, Erickson, Conch Gutches. ulllnxt, Star orrone, Wilso Vasquez, Wi ver, Eriekso ollinger, Hart tshire, Snydei orny, Flavin More, Cudy ormatiou Hopf, Driver, l I Bollom ron Siffirzgg Hickey, Freeman, Martino, Rohe, Curulewski, Cudy, Shehrodu, Mrotek, Anderson, Hernadez, Magniola DuVal, XX'oods, Wllor vzlnetti, Akerley, Ising, Heideruger, Gunarsen, Cox. Swwzff run kIIl'l'1flIxQ NX'hite, MJITII, Tobolski, Blew, Uvaas, Griffin, Woods, Klocke, Heim, Mzzhur R ws sk' M d l , yt yn 1, Or CEFILI Ylrmf mu' ihzmlmgg Mr. Kiss, Mr. Dinnis, Anderson, Drew, Engle, Vundenburg, Leppin, Muir, Ouimet, Swift, Runge, Cano lfofzrlb run Xfxllliljllxj Roll, Bargholl, Sill, Ousley, Halssel, Nutlo, Ifbers, Balrlle, Peterson, Robinson, Surridge, IIAIVIIILI Foss, Rypvynski. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL The Frosh-Soph gridders under' Coach Cox proved their real worth this season by winning 8 out of 9 games. This brilliant record enabled them to capture first place in the unofficiil South Suburban Conference. The outstanding VA RSITY FOOTBALL RECORD B. I. . . 7 York . B. I. 6 Thornton . B. I. . . 15 Calumet City B. I. . .. I2 Lockport B. I... .12 Argo B. I.. . 0 Bloom B. I.. 14 Kankakee . B. I. 63 Kelly , I27 Won 5 Lost scorers were Kloeke, left end and Uvaas, full- back. The squads successful season this year seems to indicate 3 bright outlook for next YCHIJS Varsity. FROSH-SOPI-I SUMMARY B. I. .. 0 Elmhurst . . . . . 19 B. I.. . .14 Calumet City 0 B. l. .. . .18 Thornton . 0 B. I. 25 Argo ....... 0 B. I.. . 14 Iienger .. . 7 B. I. I3 Hyde Park O B. I. 13 Bloom .... 6 B. I. 7 Kankakee . 0 B. I. 20 Pullman Tech.. 0 124 32 lhlxqi' I url-5'-ll' COACH COX ,,1.. IA...- VARSITY BASKETBALL 1944-1945 Alumm ,, 7 v,4..474,7... Calumet City johet W , 7,7,. L ,,,, York ,, South Shore L .S 7 Kankakee ,,A.,, ,,,,,, Harper ,,., ,, Lockport LaGrange Argo , ,L Bloom , , ,,,..,, ,,,, , , Calumet City Hyde Park ,,7,,, ,34 Kankakee , ,,.,,, L33 Lockport , ,,oo , Harvey 7 ,, ,, Argo ,,,,,, r York , L , Bloom , , ,,,,,, ,, REGIONAL TOURNEY Lockport Peotone L l oliet L, ,. 77,oo,o. , . . ,,..o M34 I XVon 14 Lost 9 Regional Runnerup Total Scores . M898 Opponents , STRAND MOR RONl LUSCOMBI' ERICKSON BARNES DRIVER KRUEKER VARSITY BASKETBALL Top mug Coach Cox, Holt, Brienzo, Driver, Strand, Lus- combe, Selke, Snyder. Wille, Mavity. Ifirxt row: Krueger- SIC?-if Erickson, Lindskog, Hei1IC, Barnes, Morrone. JUNIOR AND SOPH. BASKETBALL T011 mug Hickey, Conch Kias, Swift, Farmer, Kloche, Runge, Muir, Coach Gut- ches. Fjrktl rglug TOpOISIii, Giovan- netti, Woods, Heim, Roll, Ouimet, Vandenburg. VARSITY - Second in Regional The Cardinal cages climaxed a highly successful season by Winning 14 games and losing 9. They finished second in the South Suburban League standings and were runners-up in the Regional tournament at Joliet. The highlight of the year was their defeat of Thornton 40 to 34 in an overt' f 1. I ' ' ime game A I men on the squad played a good brand of ball, and the stand- outs of the year were Kruefer M. 1 ' g , arront, Strand, Erickson, Barnes, Luscombe, and Driver. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL This year's Frosh-Soph team brings forth some very bright prospects for next year's varsity in the form of Klocke, Runge, Muir, Swift and Farmer. The team ended it's season with a record of 14 wins and 4 defeats. They took first place in South Suburban Confer- ence and were awarded a trophy in recognition of their fine playing. From this year's record we expect big things from these next yearis varsity men. In books, or work, or hmlfbful play. --Isaac Xvatts Dixine Songs XX lhfgr F Hi f BASEBALL At this tuly dite that the book goes to press, the baseball prospects are not TRACK Lax! Vow, Mariano, Muller, Fitzgerald, Flavin, Stein, Hgert, Parenti, Heckler. Row 2, Van Henkelum, Bruckman, Weisxmer Goudic, Sullivan. Svulmlg Rollins, Friekman Greve, Daly, Parker, Rypzn- ski. Ron' 5, Sclke, Farmer, Heidc, Driver, Bonham, Burmeister, Giovannctti, Klocke. Row 2, Coach Driver, Lott, Nelson, Mueller, Titz, Schmied, Wiltsliirc, Helm, Vandenburg, Coach Fuhr. Row l, fwurliug, Walker, Wiltshire, Peters, Wilsoii, Erickson, Strand, Snyder. GOLF St. Cerahn, Holt, Karner Steltcr, Ewing, Carlson Hopf, Barnes, Pashka, Gan zcr. known. Re- turning letteimen from list year 1re: N. Ma rzano, Stien, and D. Flavin. Others who played last year tre Qullivm, Heckler, Pirenti and Parker. VICTCRIOUS TRACK 'lht Blue lslmnd trick tum hopes to retain the South Suburban Track title. 1944 track tccomplishments Ciptnn Chuck Peters, conference and district sprint champion, Frank btrmd disfus incl shot, in thc high jump tied for lst in the district and placed 2nd 1n tht contercncc, H1rold Wiltshire, 4 minutes and 44.7 second mile at the district. Wiltsliire md How 1rd Sclke pltccd 2nd 1nd 4th respectively in the conference mile rung john Walker in on Znds in the 120 yard High Hurdles, john XValker and Dan Snyder, 4th and Sth respec- tively in the 200 v1rd Low Hurdles Bill Erickson, 440 yard dash man placed 2nd and 3rd. VlHdLflJl1f2, the only returning unior letterman was conference 660 yard Champion. SPRING GOLF th tht toaclnm, of Mi Fwme the golf team will enter the league, practice and play liomt SIIDLS it NlVtsL,1te Vllley Country Club. The returning lettermen are Ganzer, Stof- CHIfIiRLl'iADlfRS B. Rauch, P. Broukal, I.. Holmes, V. Mercier. M. Stefenghagen. WRESTLING SQUAD Barry, Breault, Huggins, Rito, Kozina, Hernandez. Moratek, Stranzik, Parker, Ganzer, W'ithers. Coach Fuhr, W'arren Hart- ney, Meserole, W'iltshire, Strand, Bonham, Flnvin. VARSITY WRESTI ERS Huggins, Rito, Kozin:-1. Rau' 1: Coach Fuhr, NWilt- shire, Strand. Bonham, Sellce. W'ilson. Wilson, Parker, Parker, Parker, VARSITY WRESTLING The Blue Island Mat team, with inexperienced wrestlers except for two returning letter- men, won three of their nine matches. The outstanding performances throughout the season were Cmtiin Iirlnlx St cl, i h K ati 'Q ' ran SIFIKC 175 class who pinned each of his opponents during,the regular season. Our other student was 180 pound heavy weight, Frank Bonham, who was victorious in all but two regular season encounters. In the Sectional meet Strand was lst in 175. W'iltshire 3rd in 165 and Kozina 4th in 105. W'ith our lettermen returning a successful '46 Season seems promising. Page Fo r-lux W, LETTERMEN Page Ifoly-fight Row lg Stolze, Engle, Runge, Blew, Hickey, Swift, Uvaas, Hasel, Vandenberg, Heim, Ouimet, Muir, Stein, Farmer. Row 23 Leppin, Marzzmo, Barnes, Muler. Row 3, Ombri, Cozenn, Mann, Giovannetti, Flavin, Miller, Morrone, Brienzo, Nelson, Mavity, Wilsoii, Pe- ters, Parenti, Rauch. Row 4: Haluska, White, Gamer, Snyder, Bonham, Strand, Driver. Hopf, Wie- land, Sopko, Heidc, Sill, Krueger, Erickson, Wilt- shire. Row 5: Oasely, Woods, Kloeke, Hohman, Luscombc, Sieg, Wlilker, Selke. LETTERMEN CLUB Row l svuluil, Ouimet, Stoltz, Vandenburg. Muir, Engle, Heim, Marzano. Row 2 .tvalrrlg Uvaas, Has- sel, Barnes, Blium, Swift, Runge, Leppin, Stein, Mul- ler,, Farmer. Row 3, Coach Driver, Par- enti, Erickson, Hcide, Wie- land, Snyder, Krueger, Sill, Giovanetti, Mavity, Wilson, Sopko, Coach, Eb-erhardt. Walker, Peters, Luscombe, HONORARY LIZTTERMEN shire, Mavity, Giovanetti Woods, Weiland, Snyder Driver, Krueger, Sill, Muir Kloeke, Heim, Sopko, Swift Mann, Seig, Blew, Woods Stein. LETTERMENS CLUB This is .1 club of young men petitive spirit on the basketball mat, run their utmost in track, to achieve their athletic letter. membership in the Lettermerfs Letter is given its proper respect and to pr who have fought on the gridiron, used their skills and com- floor, exercised their strength and brains on the wrestling played to the best of their ability in baseball and tennis- Having earned their letter, they are then qualified for Club. This club has its objectives to see that the Athletic omote social and athletic activities in the school. Last row, Hopf, Sclke, Woods, Driver, Klocke, Heide, Wilsoii, Peters, Erick- son, Parenti, Walker, Wilt- x Shuttlecock and Racketeers SHUTTLICCOCK and RACKICTEERS! G. A. C. FROSH Row 1: L. Di Novo, F. Gennaro, J. Stevenson, bl. Risoli, M. Flassig. S. Suhs. Rau' 2: M. Buckwalter, M. Karshner, M. Hollen- get, M. Flassig, G. Weiid- ltr, S. Pirrnte, J. Dyer. A. Aurcluis. Row 3: R. Boesma, L. Tiberi, G. Miller, M. La Berdia, R. Ventre, G. Wreutli, A. Meyer, S. Row 4: C. Rohe, A. Wick, S. lirickson, C. Bohne, S. Pecor, M. Vim Overstraeten, C. Fed- deler, G. Sievert, A. Van Dyke. ,lil i .Ll if . ' E -.-..................,.... MAIN G. A. C. Offii'i'1'i, li. Stain, setretaryg C. Swanson, president li. Potter vice resi , p ci. Rnzi' l: K.1v.1n.1gh, Zalxar, ll. Selioenoff, N. Steflianhagen, lf. liwiatluvvss i ei in l Sttphtnson Ron' Z: L. Schultz, lj. Kistner, V. Lutlolph, V. Mercier, M. Walker, ou 1 N Il 5 ec Miss Cruise, sponsor, D. Gage. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB The screams and yells that have been heard coming from the gym ninth periods have had many Z1 person wondering uwhat does go on down theref' The noise comes from an exciting basketball or volley ball game during the girls' athletic tournament. For what ever occasion the noise was uttered you can be sure fun was enjoyed by all present when these athletic girls got on the floor. With gym teachers like Miss Cruise and Miss Connelly at the freshman building to instruct the girls, a year of athletic entertainment was assured all members. After having entered into sports and gone through that howling initiation, the girls can earn .1 shield their first year, a letter their second year, and then work for a charm bracelet and pin the last two years. Now another year has passed and another group of girls have gone a step higher-.1 group of girls who have had limitless enjoyment in this ever active club. Qu JZMV, 'cL1fL .4 V Letter IV THE RETURN BRINGS HOPE Now English Literature if treated with due respect and thought should not he difficult, you said as pages went hy from day to day. Pages. , . , pages. , pages which have gone on to days, . days . and days that did not find you home with us this Christmas Season. But our holly and red berries and mistletoe and lighted candles are here . . always . . in weclome hearts. In our hearts we keep the Christmas-Tide as You, to us are Christmasg for, you know too that Christmas means the love which will again reign amidst all people thru out all lands and the 'i' 1-i- , measure all folk will love as they are together I lk I - ll p again. Q51 Au Revoir, l XVI ll null! uc-Mjhe well liven, en iveig 54014161 lfL0t A6 lfllfLl4fLA6'CZOZ 0 E M!!! XBRING B PAST Zgaz Mi.: alfa of Gnu eau, 1474 an! Aauw 'cad lflftdflft President: DONALD ENGEL Progress is Secretary: MARGUETTE BULOW fha' law of life, num is not Vice President: CARYL FEDDELER man as yet. Treasurer: WILLIAM GUNNERSCN 'Rohm Bfvwnins 'F Pug 1-2 1' Fiflx luv H. Allen K. Allen J. Alt D. Anderson J. Anderson C. Arendt M Arnclt J. Aurelius A. Austin J. Bachmann B. Barbknecht L. Barglxolz L. Bartlc N Batek G. Bauer R. Bauer C. Beckwith S. Benzing A. Bettenhuasen T. Biernacke M. Blackburn R. Boersma C. Bohne V. Bolhuis M Boomsma B. June Boyd E. Braasch R. Brandt B. Braun D. Breault M Brown B. Schultz R. Brynteson M. Buckwalter J. Buikema J. Bukoviclx M Bulow E. Bulthuis C. Burik J. Buttron J. Buttron J. Callaway H Campbell L. Campione J. Cappiello E. Carpenter P. Carricri J. Casey R. Charleswortlm For rl' fhaf, mul al fbaf, I fs coming yet, for a' then' That num to man, fha zuorlcl 0'er, Shall brofbers bc, for az' fbaf. -Bobby Burns A. Chase A. Ciamarcum E. Cianci E. Clavio G. Collarz E. Collins L. Conzzchi D. Craig W. Criss R. Crowl R. Cudy A. Curolewski il. Dagenais H. Daniel H. Davis B. Dc Alba M. De Ruitcr W. Dibble A. Dillman L. DiNovo P. Di Novo J. Disabaio sl. Edward Doss X. T. Paul Drew A W. Du Val W J. Dyer -1 E. Schriver R. Echols A. Ehlers D. Engel A. Engelland F. Engler F. Engstrom J. Erfft S. Erickson D. Errico M. Errico D. Evanco E. Farmer C. Feddelcr D. Ferrell A. Flassig M. Flassig G. Fleischer T. Flores B. Foss K. Fnuts M. Freilriclisun J. Frcsllour X fm 1 ,f ik P li as , il? .xml , if Page Fi f I y-lbrvc elf. N. Friedman, G. Fritz, M. Gage, O. Gardner, S. Gnvcus, C. Celanclcr N. Gennaro, B. Gerdes, VV. Gillund R. Gilson, D. Goldtliorpe, Il. Golkc, Gonzales, G. Goudic, Grandelinmp, B. Gunnarson, j. Hmre, F. Haus B. Hnbicli, C. Habicli, Haluski, S. Mae I'IIllll1'l1ll1, G. Eugene Hnmbel, R. Dixon Hamilton, B. Hancliett. 1. Hnnkus, R. Harper M. Harvey, A. Hawkins, C. Artliur Hnwkinson, B. Heidinger, C. Hcinselman, V. Henderson, A. Hernandez, G. Hesting, j. Hickey M. Hildebrand, -I. Hill, G. Hoffman, M. Hollinger, J. Honcyeutt, D. Hopf, il. Huddlesmn, lf. Huggins, Huggins D. lsrnels, G. jackson, VU. Jennings, -I. jejisik, A. Johnson, F. Jones, -I. juusinn., A. Kneznmrek, M. Knrselmer . Kereham, R. Klein, Nl. Klingen, J. Klopp, G. Klopp. M. Knox, N. Kumble, T. Kuknv, C. Kulodlieiezyk R. Kracmer, C. Kranieli, Ii. Krasno, S. Krasno, C. Krout, E. Kruscnoska, M. LaBerdi.1, D. Lnbrinla, D. Laeeliel Pmc Fifty-four li R R R ki Low' Ibm' all gelzfff' bwrzrfs in cllljfklj' k.l1UlL . -Dante FRIZSHMFN . Laing, iv. langriami, CQ. I,.ll1ll'.Ili1. I.. Leonardo, G. I.L'0Il.!I'Li. R. l.eui1.lrd, A. Leslie, ll. Lewis. Little . Iaieiamn, Ci. I,uxemnb:. R. MeCnrviHe, R. N1LIKCI1liC, H. MeNutr, T, MeNuIny, I . Madeiefyk, LI, Magliula, J. Malmr . Hamfleid, C. TWLIIWCII, XV. Ni.'ll'IiQI1L'IIC, A. Martino. lf. Martino, P. Martino, Marek. P. Martino, I . Massist . Maw, l., Mavalan, A. Melton, A. Meyer, S. Meyer, C. Miles, li. Milmh IJ. Miller. CG. 'Hiller . Miller, Xl. Miller. R, Miller, R, x1ilfCiSI.lLiI, W . Moore, K. Muiaierink, M Niullmann, D. 1 'XJ-iilf . Nedved, R. Nielamier. il. Carol Nelson, lf. Nieman, xl. Nixon. P. Nulors, li. Nmmilmf, In Nuwicki, Nl. Oakley 5. O'Ne.1l. R. Orufeu, I. cjlld, A. Parker, .I Patlen, D. Peenak, S, Peenr, IJ. Perryman 4633 Citi 5 A 'ff 'lv gp. uf. 3 55 'S Q ff, 4' 'il in ' 1. L M' xi ak a i P I 1 f' . i ia, Q 4- ,EQ 3 A if . l Q0 W if CN Peterson, M. Pctta, R. Pope, D. Pricbc, C. Raibicloux, Ii. Rah: Risoli Rciher, A. Remhlewska, D. Rettkc, R. Richard, A. Ridgner, C. Risoli Robinson, C. Relic, D. Ruhe, G. Rell, VV. Roulo, S. Russell, T. Rypczynski, R. Rypczynslxi, J. Salinas, C. Susveld, D. Savino, D. Schroder Sehultv, L. Schultz, W. Schultz, G. Schury, A. Sehwaehtgen, H. Settles, N. Settles Sheriff, G. Sievert, XV. Sill, D. Sinise, Smith, I.. Smith, C. T. Suchowski nes, C. Ray, Cm. Marie Rnlgner, li Kidgncr, R yan, W. Ryan R. Schmitt, D. Schrnnd Sender, P. Serlmntev, D Sabi:-ki. A. Spinnzlula if RY K ' , . X -v...H WMM. Page Fifiy-xix Slccver, C. Stetrnisch, tl. Stephenson, S. Smlinski, P. SlUYll.lI'Ll N Smut, -I. Sll'LlI7.CI!l7.?I'Q, S. R. M R. .I li gurl Tlmms, A. Suns, R mcrlxml. D. Surridgc, D. SW.1IlL1g.lll, B. Swanson, Ii. T.1ylor,M. Tictl, L. Tlmmpscn, F. Tlmms Tunlmr. I.. Tibcri, C. Ticl1gcln.1r, R. Ticman, A. Til mn, M. Tolcn, L. Topnlski, M. Tcutsclx Torrcs, Tmmurnlo, V. Trombinu, C Van Bruqmcn, A. Van D yck, C. V.m Hcnkclun. M. Van Ovcrwtractcn, R. Van Sirklu, R Vgmrr. Vulp, l' Yms, I.. Vuss. M. Wdalc, lf. XX'.1lkur'. S. NX'.1lkcr, 51. W'.llll1CF, M Ward, H. Wnrdlow Wlmrrcn XXVJISUIX, P. Weller, G XVcndlcr, H. Wesrfull, A. Wick, C. XVicks, O. Wills, IS. w!llll.lI1lS NY'illinms, Nl. XXlllll.'ll115, H. xxvll5UIl, S. XVils0n. T. Xwilly, M W'inl1cr, lt Xvitclwcr, P. wllilftlfll, XV. Xvollu: Woud. H. Wright, W. Wylxc, W. Yarbruuglw, j. Young, W. Young, F. Zazcski, B. Zicmelez, M. Zolfo Every wish is like ll jlnzycr ---zuifb Goff. ,gli Ii. Brnwnirmg Puga' lfifly-sul Pugm' lfzffy-sigh! 7:45 A.M. -Sock Study HISTORY FLASIP1 BULB MODERN-Manipulation SHOP X X, 1, ft! 2? .! 2 k0Cly M I 4 1 f K fd 'v U it K f r-5.1, f W Kg? GX fi K f ,fl-OJ f . fw Q i , fffl ss K , A A, A X fix Il gl A HART'S NOON 'XNTIQUITY lillqr I ffl y u ill M. Arlnir, D. Ar.l.1mS, I.. Aggcn, D. Akcrlcy, M. Alampresc, V. Albino, D. Albrecht, C. AlCI'A1l':lltYl', H. Allen, A. Alt G. Ambrix, A. Anderson, Ii. Andersen, K. Ancma, D. Arlcns, S. Barnes, Al. Bartos, A. Barwinkul, li. Banner IH. Beck, D. Been, P. licntsun, ll. Berry, Il. Biggers, C. Blackman, J. Blouin, F. Bock, F. Bocrsma Cf. lsuldr, li. Bulun, D. Brown, P. Brown, R. Bryant, D. Burnett, R Byers, H. Campbell, P. Campbell M. Candidnrc, M. Cantwuy, R. Carl, Carlson, D. Ccplxus, Ccplms, M. Clminppctti, D. Blew, R. Nlcwillianus President: EDWARD KLOCKE Vice President: DAVID MUIR Secretary: PAT BENSTON The fozzumn umm' always nmlzes progress, buf if is jnrogrvsw in spirals. Treasurer: K -Nlgdgmc De Stacl Page Sixty 0lflfL0'ZZ6.4 D D1 R I Arm' ycff hc' SC'C'llH lll busier than be was. -Chaucer SIQNIORS I Chavez, K. Cilmlcr, A. Clmolkc, M. Ciadclln, R. Cyzmar, D. Clintnn, D. Colquitt, P. Connell, R. Cook, V. Craig Dnrmuf.1l, H. Davis, If. Decker, N. Dekker, A. DcY0ung, R. Diefcnbnclm, j. Disnlmln, P. Domruw, I.. Dornhcckcr, V. Douglas ICIIF, H. Duchr. G. Duguid, R. Duncan, H. Durin fngclfmrdt, If. If ' rxckson, VV. Ermschlcr, D. EVLIIISOI1, M. Farmer, M. Fell. Ii I:Cl'f'L'II'Ll, II. llil 7 7 gcr, D. Faves, R. Eckman, I. Iilxcling, -I. I'1Ck9ll'0ITl, G. Ifngclhardt wer, L. Ilunary, Ii lflmsig R Foster, R. Irfscnmn, I.. Fritz, K. Ifunchcs D C'xrci1 , . y. ., R. Gqrrcls, K. Garlcy, I.. Chukin, L. Gcnaru, D. Giosmk I rfbk. . Giovrmclti, lm uvn. R. Cfrnndclmnq-, A. Graves, W. Gruvcs R Crid B Criffin , . 1 cr. . 1 , R. Gross, IS. Grussi, If. CILIIIULIFSOII . Pngm' Sixlj -um R. Haas R. Hahn M. Hainswortll R. Hamscra L. Hardy F.l-lnrmcy S. Harvey P. Hassel C. Harella M. Hlcidcn K. Helm li. llcllun l.. Hendricks L. I-1Clll1SII'il E. Hill C. Hockcrc C. Hockctt L. Hoffman C. Hogblom W. Holmes L. Hohbcin G. Holstrorn QI. Horwatlx M. Huebner S. Hultgren G. Hunstock H. Hutchison B. Hunter B. Huscngcr S. jacques S. Jensen C. johnson E. Johnson N. johnson Y. Jones L. jorgenson H. Kallmark M. Kaltamay C. Kavcnaugh L. Kearncs P. Kerhcarr P. Klingen ll. Klockc D. Kluth J. Klutlm H. Koester E. Kolbaba D. Konrath E. Kozina G. Krambcck C. Kremery J. Krych E. Lagod W. Landau R. Lancngca D. Lange W. Larsen F. Leidolph as M. Lencho A M. Leonard M. Leppin J. Lucas H. Lucas Page Six fy-two R. Nelson O. Cage B. Lunclin P. MCManimcn N. Mager M. Mann B, Mansfield M. Mnrchiont A. Martino xl. Martino R. Martinez L. Matz R. Matz R. Mcntz, L. Mercier V. Mercier K. Mielkc O. Mila K. Miller M. Miller M. Mitchell D. Mittelmeicr R. Mohr A. Moore W. Moore E. Mosley I.. Mrotek D. Muir I. Muir C. Myers J. Neal D. Nigro R. Lucnser G. Nix W. Nix J. Norris J. Nudo P. Ohlendorf B. Olson D. Olson M. Olson R. Olson M. Orozco I.. Orseno P. Orr E. Ouellette R. Ouimct li. Ousley C. Pnllacll AI. Pahlkc F. Paluszkiewicz F. Paluszliiewicl P. Panozzo D. Patno D. Patten M. Zuidcma R. Peacock L. Peterson D. Peters D. Znker J. Willianis li. Petit 1. Pfeift-r .X i. H ...ww w 'I ifxflti 'E 95 lgl' Si.x'ly-fbrw I. Piclmini, C. Nl. Zinser. G. D. Robinson, R. R yan, .1. Sclxultv, lx G. Sinise, A. li. Staley, I... Puge Sixly-four Plasil, If. Plnnll, U. Poczos, B. Polclxow, A. Pope, N. P-ggpon, S. Priluuln, QLl.lCRCl1lWLlhlI, M. Quzule, D. Ralibiduux, R. Ray, Rcvoir, P. Reuss, A li. Roegner, R. Roebner, J. Rosen, Rosenquist, R. Rguln, G, Runge, Rypczynski, li. Sanders, V. Snvino, B. Sclmadc M. Scllaal, M, Sfhcidgl . SCl1WJ,l'll, C. Sel1um.1el1er, R. Slmeplor, xl. Sicclenfuss, Sieg, F. Sernk, Smith, B. Smiclm. B. Sminlm, D. Sultuw, D. Space, Steffen, A. Sleinlmrt, NW. Stcltcr, P. Stephenson, T. Stgphqnggn V. Lunlulplm Ricelzio, KI. Rigg M. Russell, G. Run lf. Sclxeidel, lf. Selwullv M. Signore, R. Siekxmm. The Spirit giwfla life. 11 Corilmtlxians 3 Stevens, R. Stflcorgc, C. Strand, D. Stone, Srrczu, L. StI'LlllCl'lbCl'g, W. Sulms, R. Swift Szcsny, li. Tcggclaar, j. Terrell, R. Thicdu, F. Thompson, A. Tin, D. Topolaki, A. Trcjo Trombino, D. Trimble, Y. Tyson, F. Utllc, C. Uvuss, li. Vaccaro, P. Villuzzi, CI. Vandcubcrg VnnderVcen, V.1nDyck, J. Voss, P. Vrsck, I.. Wagner. C. Walkur, M. Wallccr, R. NX'alk,cr Wliislx, M. Wlllslm, xl. Walslwon, K. Walter, Y. Ward, G. Wardlow, XVMCS, C. W'ecsc NVuirmnn. lL. XVeilaml, J. W'l1e.1tly, E. Vfheelcr, F. White, M. Wliitulwnd, C. Wick, W. Vficlgorccki Willa, C. Wfulliam, Al. W'illiar1s, L. Williams, B. W'illig, B. WilS:n, M. Wiltslwrc, G. W'oikc Wolff, P. Wood, C. Vfoods, 1'. W'rigl1t, R. Yarbrough, L. Ynrbrougli, L. Ynrmus, C. Ychling, H. Zander Q.. x Page Sixty-,H 'VM STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND PIIQS! Ul11-II1-lllyx CLASSROOM PROCEDURE HTONGS' IN THE FIRE Pugw Sixly-.six UN TI II-. SQUARL --with kluy ond Valgcnc by ,fw 3 2' 'Aw ' i 1 .5 A 1 5 n POl ' liWlNG ASSISTS NOTE THAT NOTE! BUSY STIENOSH -and wimcr lnrldscnpc Pug! Six! 3-,-rl Secretary: PAT WALSH Treasurer: BILL SCHMIED nni0z.4 if 1 Pun' Sixtv-eight 4? 52. Q- QQ Bm HO 12-'S gm 'rv Em UCC Z U3 rn r-1 71 rn ESI N? 'ie F9 QE EN. vw -R gm QS. 'QM . Y 1 Q -1 : 5 E' ZFPF F' ZF' ZFTUVFFP C. 17. A. L. G. H. B. D. B. P. M. L. A. B. C. R. D. B. V. P. F. R. A. B, L. C. P. M. V. R. M. L. A. I: M Akey Altman Anhorn Arnell Arnold Baker Batchelor Beecher Benrson Bentson Berry Bcttenhausen Biernacki Billingslca Bodinct Bonham Boomsma Boyd Bradley Brawley Brienzo Broers, Brown Broukal Burgess Burmeister Burno Carlson Chavez Chaykcn Cione Craig Crezzy Dahl Daly Daniels Davidson De la Roza Dell Dewar DiNovu Disabato Disabato Domrow Dorjahn Dornhcckcr Drake I lvorov y Dyke All work is K. Dykstra M. Ebert V. Egcrt L. Ellis G. Engberg D. Erickson B. Fierst D. Fitzgerald M. Flassig D. Flavin G. Flynn R. France M. Freck D. Frcdattc R. Gaertnur R. Gagnon R. Ganzer R. Garcia P. Gebert . Gierman . Gilchrist . Gilchrist R. Goudie A. Gorney M. Graham . Grandchamp A. Green L. Grider D. Grouse R. Hainline D. Hainsworth N. Hallenbeck J. Haluska D. Harman C. Harvey W. Hedstrom R. Heide C. Heidingcr . Helm R. Hickey R. Hildebrand R. Hillger D. Hogenbirk R. Hollinger V. Holt M. Homan . jacobson A. joens . Johnston ll 0 ble. -ec 6- if .gurl ylc Page Sixty-nine D K I M Kiemmu R Koilr M Konmcr F Kreydich H. jones, N. jurrics, NV. Kerksuu, G. Ketcham, . cue 1, . ' V, . 1 , . . , ,. C. Krueger, J. Kruse, K. Kutlick, li. Kwintkowskil, A. Lnnzrutix, C. Leavitt, H. Lencn, H. Leslie, M. Lopez L POVLILU, R. Lucas, L. Lukncek, C. Madrid, P. Manes, L. Marsh, A. Martinez, N. R12lSKilIlIll.1ll0, 15. Mattson R Meserole, R. Miller, P. Moore, R, Morin, H. Muller, F. Nedvcci, B. Neel, G. Nelson, M. Nelson M. Nelson R. M. Nudn, R. Oates, P. O'Donneil, B. Ohlricli, L Orseno, E. Parker, P. Pekin, Rl, Peters ' - 3 ' b 1 A. 'L' G. Ralm, R. Rusk, B. Rauch ll Pustliunin. R. Pnilach, M. ProugLr, L. Proper, Pryz yo, Qui nu, M. Pavelec, N. Ra I :gf willy uch, N. Rciher, M. Rice, M. Rimbaugh, L. Rickhoff, M. Rippe, I. Rita, L. Rosenbaum Wi! is fha sali of c'0111fr'rsafio11, noi fha food. Hazlirc Rubinu, M. Rudolph. D. Ruiz, j. Savino, D. Sentena, D. Selwunuff, IS. Scaglione, XY. Schmied, T. Sclm eck Scuwcroft, P. Scrivens, M. Seidel, KI. Sheriff, R. Shrumm, K. Sill, A, Sinigc, IJ. Sinise, M. Sixxik Slawimki. D. Sneed, D. Snyder, C Sopku, li. Sopko, R. Spencer, R. Spircs, H. Ssanquisx, M. Stetifenlugui Stein, XV. Stoffcrnhn, R. Stoll, li. Struke, M Srurzriem, j. Sullivan, lu. SVVlCl't'7k'VV5lil, L, Tcason, M. 'l'enhor Tcnuta, l.. Thompson, M. Tieman, M. Tilton, P. Talley, lf. 'lql'.'li1lIYlCll, S. Uhllg, ll. Va1nl7yck, H. X,1lI1HCl1liClklll1 Vuegcle. C. WIJQIICY. V. NX'allace, C Wlzlslm, P. W'ulsh. D. Xxl.lll'ilI19. B. XX'eil.mJ, P. xylllllil, Q1. While, R. Wiesaner Wille, C. Willig, Cl. Willy, R. W'ilrshire, R. W'ichcrs, P. Wfise. AI. DeNm'u. 1. SCllLlIl, Ii. -Inuksun Page Srzwlly-ofli enivw President: TERRY PARENTI Vice President: CHARLES PETERS Secretary: NANCY KOUGH Treasurer: GERALD HECKLER AIKEN, EDYTHE MARY . . . Ridin' the rainbow ALDRICH, ESTHER . . . Jolly every minute of the day AMMERMAN, VIVIAN . . . A radiant smile ANDERSON, ERNEST . . . His words are cushioned with laughter ANDERSON, NANCY . . . Star Spangled Rhythm ARENS, RALPH . . . An expression of enameled self-assurance BARBKNECHT, EUNICE . . . just remove the first two letters BARNES, DONALD . . . The dame-dreaming type Page Seuenly-two The marcla of intellect. -Robert Soutlwy I um c'0nqm'rc'zl by fruilz. -Erasmus BAUER, BETTY As gracious as the dip of a dancing wave BROWN, VlVlAN Witli sure step she treads the path of Life C ARISON, RIOHANNE Must of her opinions are hcirlooms BAUER, PAUL Witlm his blonde man- liness, not unlike a story book hero l5UCFlANAN, l.OlS A jaw that seems to have made up its mind f ARI SUN, MARION lnughter and the love of friends BLOOMER, KIQNNETH Such conscientious- ness is seldom found BUCHMAN, SHIRLEY The stop, look at, and listen to girl CAR STON, lil AINIY XY'insuine gliely BREITLING VIRGINIA She-'s discovered the sceret of perpetual emotion BURMEISTIER, V IQR ONICA Hair the softness of a kittenis feet CHAYKFN, Bl'A'1'RlCI-1 ln .ill ways llllxltil'-S standing ISROCKMAN, ROBERT Study is but a minor part of life CALDIIRON, CASPER He walks in il direc- tion CIAI lJlil.T.A IHSNRY A friendly elmp is , our Hank Page Scwulgv-lbrcc CISTARO. ELEANOR RUTH C:m't Help Singing A smile that bright- cns all DAVIS, MARIE DOKTITR, HILDA Tl1CFC,S Wisdum 'neath her curly lueks Page Svlfvnfy Four- ix J ,KW CURE, PAULIITTE Ilyes forever ll twin- klc with merriment IJIfGI,OMINE, CATHERINE Un predictable as humming bird CUDY, RALPH JR. He believes in us country DICKIZLMAN, ROBERT Neutral as ix swing- in g door CZARNECKI, DOROTHY As quick :is wings DIHSKA, PAULINE As genuine ns a thumb print L IJORNHRCKIQR, 1jUNCAN, DUNLAP, BETTY Llili BILL Subilucd Cl'CCffUl'W55 Happy The everulnvin uncle vw ,. Q. DAVIS. MARGARET A voice reminisernt of corn ponc and molasses DOBERSTEIN HDVVARD An ciisyrgoing tow- DUNLAP, PAT Slick as L1 peppermint stick Ob world as Goff llltltll' if! All is beazzfyl Robert Browning DYKSTRA, NELLIIQ . . . She triumphed over Cicero ELY, LOTS . . . One Touch of Venus ENGEBRETSON, GERALDINE . . . Brown social eye and ai mellow laugh ENGLAND, HOPF . . . Tall, slim, and hopeful ERFFT, NILA . . . Her name is like a golden bell hung in our hearts ERICKSON, WILLIAM . . . A tisket a taskct, Bill's made another basket ERMSCHLER, MARCIQLLA . . . A mirthquake of laughter ERRICO, MIKE . . . A little hit of levity FELDNER, MARY , . . Sentimental as 1 valentine FISHMAN, LLOYD . . . One of the Three Musketeers ITREDRICKSIZN, MARION . . . As upright as an exclamation point FRIQY, HERBERT . . . A grain of manhood 7f '7' 6 I if E' if M J ! GAERTNER, BARBARA . . . Wearing confidence like a halo GAETA, VIRGINIA . . . A delectable morsel of femininity GAGE, DORIS . . . Well kempt GENTILE, NORMA . . . There's that gleam in her eye GERBERDING, PEARL . . . She naturalizes everything she wears GIANNONI, LORRAINE . . . XVc can all call her a sincere friend Page ievefily-six ,., GROSKOPF, JUNE ROSE . . . As friendly as a white picket fence GUNN, JAMES . . . The strong silent type HALE, RONALD . . . A regular printer's devil HALL, CATHARINE . . . That school girl complexion FECKO, LILLIAN . . . Always smiling HAMILTON, SHIRLEY . . . Quite a sigllful HECKLER, GERALD . . . A push-button grin HAAG, ORVILLE . . . Distinguished for his navy hitch HOFFMAN, DORIS . . . Sho has ri way with pins and needles V ,lv-.ri ' ,K v ,jf S X HOLM, MARGARET . . . Light haired and light hearted HOLM, RUTH . . . A fresh appealing smile HOLMES, LOIS . . . A gay coke-ette HOPF, BILL . . . Always relaxed as twilight HOPMAN, PATRICIA . . . A look of quiet happiness HUMEK, SYLVIA . . . A true citizen of tomorrow GORMAN, SHIRLEY . . , Many are our joys in youth GOULDING, ROBERT . . . A good manager GREVE, ARTHUR . . . Broad shoulders to carry life's problems PROOFS PLEASE JOHNS, DOROTHY . . . The Gods made her poetical JOHNSON, PAUL . . . From the land of silent people f JONES, JOHN , . . livery inch a king lv iff, ,FI KALISKI, THOMAS . . . He'll play a bigger role some day KARPINSKI, FIORENCI: . . , Her eyes like two rhapsodies in blue KARNER, ELSIII . . . To know her is to like her KISTNER, GAIL . . . Grabs of love for the Navy KNOX, THOMAS . . . A definitely creative soul KOUGH, NANCY . . . The poise that refreshes KRAEMILR, ROSIQMARII . . . Intellectual to a high degree KRUEGER, JOYCE . . . Most essential is the gift oi' friendship LA AIEUNIQSSIQ, -IIM . . . A serious lad with his light lllorncnts also LENCO, JULIA . . . A mind like 1 sundial, recording only pleasnntries LINDSKOG, RICHARD . . . Neat as 1 pin and twice as sharp LUTT, THOMAS . . . .Cock O' The Walk Oh, bc'ifc'r fban fbi' Illillllillg Of a gold C l'Ullf'lIC'd king ls flu' safe kepf mcfnzory Of a lovely fhillg. -H'I'e.1stlule Pam: Smxwllv-.wi 1 LINDIN, ROBERT Steady company MARTINO, LUCY Her eyes mirror only ivy MILLER, WILLIAM Red spells danger LUSCOMBE, GEORGE The ideal coller-ad type MARX, PAUL As changeable as a dollar bill MILLER, RAYMOND Reliable is his m name Truth like az torch, the more 'tis shook, it shines. MQHENRY, ROSE MARY l'Wl1en Irish Eyes Are Smiling MASCOLA, OLGA As lovely as a sigh MOHR, MARJORIE iddle Swingin' on a Star MADDEN, MILDRED She always has a kind word MAUSOLF, MELVYN A real Crew-cut exponent MOORE, WILLIAM Serene Sir Wm. Hamilton MARTIN, RUTH The Very Thought of You MAVITY, RAYMOND The Happy New Year lad MORI, VIOLET A manner that in- :rigucs you 11 e f..,0:nl.f MORIN, KAY You might eall her an ecstatician OLSON. DOROTHY Always pleasing PETERS, CHARLES ' Wiiiged Victory All who joy MUELLER, ARCHER Faithful to his nonor MUELLER, ARNOLD The original Good Humor salesman OLSON, SHIRLEY A little bit of Sweden PETTA, LAWRIZNCIQ A mzithemngieian MYERS, RUTH There Is Magic in Musicn PARENTI, TERRY Smarter and bmoother POCZOS, CLARA As erect as a moral principle would win must shun' if, -Happilzess was born a fzuin. -Lord Byron NELSON, ROGER. Strong in counsel W f ' wf,'4' DMC PASKA, IQDWARIJ Rollickii ' fun ft ,VC POLOY, LA V1-IR NE Not for just a day, not for just a year, but always UAKI.liY, ROSIE MARIE llnppy PliLTZ, AlOSlfPH1Nl'i Untroubled by little things POSTHUMUS, MARGARET Star lfyesn 1 Page Sc Verily nine Pau' POTTER, FODI . . . Her eyes punctuate everything she says PYLE, SHIRLEY . . .,Blazing her way ahead CUM DE,'ALFRE . . . Curly Lochinvar QUILICI, ROBERT . . . A quiet courtesy RAHMES, DONALD . . . Attentivenes demands Ll quiet out- look RATHNAU, RICHARD . . . Half a pair of aces RATHNAU, THEODORE . . . We wish you well, Ted RAUCH, RAY . . . Let mc straddle my old saddle RECTOR, KARLEEN . . . Eyes as blue as the fairy-flax y3.,2 X 'TNS I5-AJ Z E fi' -:J xi-L, J REICHERT, SHIRLEY . . . Life will be good to her REUSS GAYLE . . . A smile to find your way in the dark REUSS RICHARD banter RICKS, SALLY . . ROHF, MARILYN . . ROLL, GLADICE . . . ROSA, JUNITA . RUSCH, IREN . flowers in May . His jokes ar:n't corn, they're golden There's none can compare . Paper doll in technicolor Admire her for her wit gay senorita i'Sweet and lovely, sweeter than the SALES, DOLGRITS . . . Her face always looks like a window that catches the sunset SCARUFFI, LEO . . . Boys grown tall are men SCHAADE, SHIRLEY . . . Hair that is shining and free SHARP, LOIS . . . A face as gentle as candlelight SIEG, DONALD . . . The patience of a totem pole SIEG, ROBERT . . . He has a mathematical bent n SIGNORE, ROSE . . . A rose by any other name . . SMITH, JOHN . . . A geyser of chatter SLEEP, RICHARD . . . Anchors Aweigh SNELI., GERTRUDE . . . A Hollywoodbe SAUERBIER, IRENE . . . Four years finished SPINAZOLA, MARY . . . The happiest heart that ever bear STALEY, MARY ELLEN . . . As bright as the dawn STAM, EV1-QLYN . . . Wondcrwoman STARKS, EDWARD . . . Companionable STUBBE, MARILN . . . The center of ah-traction STUEBE, MARILYN . . . As reassuring as sun-up SUMMERS, JAMES . . . A composed but intent youth SWANSON, CARYL . . . Dimples like small whirlpools in her checks And feel Mm! I am laappim' Haan I know. Page Eighty-fuo Milton SXVIIQRCZIQNVSKI, CHARI,IfS . . . I,et's have more of thc same TIQNUTA, PIIYLLIS . . . There is lmrinuny is those dark eyes THICROUX, BETTY . . . Give me the makings of the songs THUMIISON, MILTON . . . XVIICII a felluw needs a frieutl ULTSCH, MARIANNE . . . The goodness that comes by nature UVAAS JUA ITA TI1llllQ,I1IfUl offirtliers fi ,wif i7Iif'6'f 4- VALQUEZ, PIIDRU . . . Natural grnciousness VHLTIQN, SHIRLEY . . . A voice that is soft and low VERNON, BIZTTY . . . We are glad you became our elass- mate, Betty XVAI,KI:R, ISFRNICIC . . . Eyelashes to sweep the cubwebs from any IT1L1l1,S heart WALKIiR, .IOHN . . . WV: are glad to know he is with us VUALSH, INNIS . . . X5C'hen those B. I, men, they full in in line . . . NVASZAK, BRUNO . . . So Proudly We Hail NXIIZGIQNIZR, IRIQNI5 . . . Sparkles like ll glass of chmnpglgne NVELTER, BARBARA . . . Quietly thoughtful IUNIOR MISS R OW' Bc' happy, but happy Ham piiy. -Madame Dc Srael Vl 1fSTl5IIill7, VALIQRIIQ . . . There is dignity in every act XVILLIQ, RICHARD ..., f 'x bright, winning attitude WILSON, HOWARD . . . A leader of men XVll.TSIlIRlf. HAROLD . . . On paths that lead upward XVINTlfRlillI.D'l', lzDNX'ARD . . . Jaunty as a flag unfurlcd W'l'l Tli, CLFNICIL . . . An optimist, seeing glorious days ahead Wl'l'Tll, ROSEMARY . . . The kind he wants to come home to XVGITOXVICZ, STANLEY . . . One of the four speech-making males WOLF, CHARLES . . . NVi1li a name like that, how can he go wrong? 1 5 Q Q2 LSCHL, WILLIAM . . . Reipcerful inmelligence A MURUMMAN, ALIQL . . . Quiet ll'IULlgllIfUlllC5b NXfOLl', LLARI' ,... liriglit as .1 new penny, lfur worth mugh gf ' 6 ,.: 14 KK'- ' K E, krrk, ff if MR. AMES BOYS' CLASS 5 Pug. Fig big'-fhrne .6 i, Ty ,, 94 R . H. N R I Nutcrnckcrs' Sultan Meeting Come To Order CHARLES PETERS JOYCE KRUEGER How Quaint! Francie . . . I'll Tell You A Story CATHERINE HALL LQIS ELY LOIS HOLMES Page Eighfy-four 0 1 ' L It U 6611 U 'I -- LV U f if HPC1'SiSlCHC6!n Respectfully submittedf' HAROLD XVILTSHIRE NANCY KOUGH Nice Senior President! Quarterback . . . uMcm0ries', PERRY PARRENTI I-IOXWARD XWILSON BILL ERICKSON Page Eighty-jizz Qu ZEIJVZJI4 fx fx 1 7 cd , 'QD 'ig l W ' 91- T f X SULALL .J eanes V Letter QV THE RETURN MEANS JOY Remember? Beyond a little lane, a little chapel, nestled 1nidst a little shrubbery stands. The sun shines thru its beautiful stained glass windows--as the sun shines thru stained glass windows of cathredrals and chapels thru out the world. You by now perhaps have been thru many kinds of chapels, . . and always a unity and benediction of peace has come to you. With humble hearts we can but little thank you for peace you and your buddies preserve thru out our world 5 may this chapel now be a symbol of peace for you, your home and life, as time approaches. This is our wish from day to day g in our hearts we say, We, too, we in small measure tho' it be Keep faith with all that's good for mankind and all time, We think and pray, and act and hope, and strive for happiness and joy That will be ours as we are all together again. With 'oceans of love' Your stun Buddy Qin M len eeaiin 07 fe vgeyyavzzfgi 114 -all . 'ff q n I I XX he School of Tomorrow Will Know the School of Today . . . Because through the pages of this annual are recorded by picture and word the eventful days of 1944-1945, your Work, play, and participation in World War ll. iglvly-rigfml AS IT HAPPE ED AIKEN, EDYTHE-Latin, Red and White, Masquers, National Honor Society, Girls' Club, Senior Class Play. ANDERSON. ERNEST ANDERSON, NANCY-Senior Class Play, Masquers, Cheerleader, French, G. A. C., Red and White, Chips, Student Aide, Girls' Club, Ste-no. ARENS, RALPH-Pro President, Senior Class Play. BARNES, DONALD-Football Manager, Bas- ketball, Track, Blackfriars, Band, Letter- mens. BAUER, BETTY-G, A. C., Homemalting, Masquers, Spanish, Steno, Girls' Club, Librarian, Senior Class Play. BAUER, PAUL-Camera, Radio. BLOOMER, KENNETH BROCKMAN, ROBERT-Bowling, Baseball. BREITLING, VIRGINIA-Chorus, French. BUCHANAN, LOIS--Latin, Girls, Advisory Board, Masquers, G. A. C., Biology. BUCHMAN, SHIRLEY -- Freshman Vice President, Chorus, Latin, Masqucrs, Steno, Secretary, .Librarian, Student Council, Student Aide, Red and White. CALDERON, CASPER-Spanish. CARLSON, JOHANNE -Homemalting, Li. brarian, Latin, Biology, Masquers, French. CARLSON, MARION-Student Aide, G. A. C., Red and White, Masquers, Chorus, Hall Guard. GAETA, VIRGINIA-Latin. GAGE, DORIS -G. A. C, Humemaking, Hall Guard. Dr. M. Mann Dr. E. E. Carlson Compliments of the Dr. J. F. Van de Roovaart, Jr. Dr. Frank W. Tracy Compliments of the Dr. A. W. Brookstra Compliments of the F. Vincenti, M. D. Compliments of the David Cullinan l204l SiIvestri's Milk Bar HOMEMADE ICE CREAM AND SANDWICHES Western Avenue Blue Island, lllinois The Fordtran Studio Specialists in Photography J. AGONIS, Prop. We Specialize in Baby Sittings Everything in Line of Portraits IZ947 S. Western Avenue Blue Island: 359 Page Eighty-nina Congratulations! Class of '45 DEPARTMENT STORE BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Best Wishes to the Class of l945 FREDDIIEYS MARKET TRY US FOR THE BEST MEATS IN TOWN Phone 4252 l2558 S. Western Avenue Blue Island, Illinois Page Ninety FRED A. HOHMAN Best Wishes to All the Teachers and Graduating Class of l945 BOOKS - STATIONARY - CARDS Member of H. S. Board As It Happened CHAYKEN, BEATRICE--Red and White Editor, Masquers, Girls' Club, Band, Latin President, Chips, Student Aide. CISTARO, ELEANOKE-Cllorus, Homemah- ing, G. A. C. CUDY, RALPH-Football. DAVIS, MARGARET-Student Aide. DEGLOMINE, CATHERINE-Homcmaking, G. A. C., Biology. DICKELMAN, ROBERT - Pro, Bowling, Baseball. DIESKA, PAULINE-Latin President, Red and White, Masqucrs, Steno President, Student Aide. DORNHECKER, BETTY - Homemaking, Spanish. DUNCAN, LEE-Student Aide, Football. DUNLAP, BILL--Senior Class Play, Black- friars. DUNLAP, PATRICIA--G. A. C., Girls' Club, Spanish, Masquers, Student Aide. DYKSTRA, NELLIE-G. A. C., Hall Guard, Student Aide, Latin. ELY, LOIS-Student Council, Latin, Girls' Advisory Board, Junior Treasurer, Span- ish, Masqucrs' President, Senior Class Play. ENGEBRETSON, GERALDINE-Latin, Mas- quers, Girls' Club, Chorus, Band Home- making. ENGLAND, HOPE-Spanish. ERFFT, NILA-Girls' Club, Latin, Steno. ao gfgs SRM 5.5-f, ,bJvfo3 , 1 59 L ,-':' A wi' era.. --, f3...f l As It Happened ERICKSON, BILL -Blackfriars, Lettermens' President, Student Council, Basketball, Football. EP MSCHLER, MARCELLA-Latin. ERRICO, MIKE-Wrestling Basketball. FELDNER, MARY-G. A. C., Spanish, Latin, Masquers, Student Aide. FISHMAN, LLOYD-Basketball, Blackfriars' President, Senior Class Play, Latin, Social Science, Tennis. FREDRICKSEN, MARIAN--Chorus, Home- making, Steno Vice President, Student Aide, Masquers, Red and White. FREY, HERBERT-Pro, Basketball, National Honor Society, Student Council. GAERTNER, BARBARA-Latin, Steno, Mas- quers, Girls' Club. GENTILE, NORMA-Latin Secretary, Stu- dent Aide, Hall Guard, Girls' Club. GERBERDING, PEARL- Cheerleader, Ger- man, Biology, G. A. C., Girls' Advisory Board, Steno Secretary, Masquers. GIANNONI, LORRAINE-Latin, Steno, Hall V GORMAN, SHIRLEY -- Senior Class Play, Masquers,- Girls' Club. GOULDING, ROBERT-Hall Guard, Stu- dent Aide, Latin, Biology. GREVE, ARTHUR - Basketball, Baseball, Football, German, Hall Guard, Senior Class Play. GROSKOPF, JUNE--G. A. C., Spanish, Sad- dle, Steno, Student Aide. l GUNN, JAMES--Track. HALE, RONALD-Football, Wrestling, Red and White, Printer. HALL, CATHERINE-Freshman President, G. A. C., National Honor Society, French, Girls' Advisory Board, Masquers, Senior Class Play, Student Council Secretary, Homemaking, Junior Vice President. HAMILTON, SHIRLEY-Chorus, G. A. C., Sophomore Treasurer, Masquers, Girls' Club. HECKLER, GERALD - Baseball, Basteball, Hall Guard, Senior Treasurer, Black- friars, Tennis, Chips, Band. HOFFMAN, DORIS-German, Homemaking. HOLM, MARGARET-Steno, Latin. HOLM, RUTH-Latin, Hall Guard, Student Aide, Steno. HOLMES, LOIS-Girls' Club President, G. A. C. President, Spanish President, Masquers Vice President, Red and White, Junior Secretary, Freshman Treasurer, Student Aide, Latin, Student Council, Cheerlead- er, Steno. HOPF, BILL-Football, Basketball, Sopho- more Vice President, Lettermens, Hall Guard, Golf. HOPMAN, PATRICIA - Masquers, Steno, Homemaking. JOENS, DOROTHY- Latin, Biol0gY, Mas- quers, Red and White, Chips. JOHNSON, PAUL-Senior Class Play, Pro. JONES, JOHN-German. KALISKI, TOM- Senior Class Play, Hall Guard, Basketball, Tennis, Bowling. KARNER, ELSIE-Hall Guard, Student Aide. KARPINISKI, FLORENCE-Chorus, Fench. KISTNER, GAIL-G. A. C., Masquers, Pro, Spanish, Chorus, Student Aide. KOUGH, NANCY--Latin, Girls' Advisory Board, G. A. C., Masquers Secretary, Spanish, Steno, Student Council, Senior Secretary, Chips, Senior Class Play. X-QD We in N2 iz ' ' gm gi'fff Q- A in-n 1 1 S 'i?'gf'iQ i:?Eii ' Tiff' i 'fl TW! I Vi l ,yaplafpff-74 u.mv'V'lsfM-.lI1Q1pm..... ,., ,W vw fl-yf Page N inety-one HUEEMAN FUEL at MATERIAL 5 Blue Island 6 ' 2708 VERMONT STREET ' I Compliments I of Q MAX GESE I SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES E l2452 s. Western Ave. Phone Blue Island 2304 BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Q I I BLUE ISLAND LUMBER CO. ESTIIVIATINCI AND PLANNING Established I9Ol - S. lvl. Wilson, Pres. LUIVIBER-MILLWORK-INSULATION-ROOFINCI Q For Lumber Fine - - Call Blue Island 9 2750 West York Street BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS i I I Best Wishes to the Class of '45 2 I THE MELVIN PRESS I COMMERCIAL PRINTERS I Page N inely-two ll H. R. SWANSON, Proprietor Phone: Blue Island 357 l3l 52 S. Western Avenue U i As It Happened KRUEGER, JOYCE-Latin Secretary, Stu- NWm 'd'eht Council President, Girls' Advisory - Board, Student Aide, National Honor Society, Librarian. LA JEUNESSE, JIM - Pro, Hall Guard. LENCO, JULIA-Latin, Steno. LINDSKOG, RICHARD-Basketball, Foot- ball, Tennis. LOTT, THOMAS-Chips, Wrestling, Black- friars, Track, Spanish, Senior Class Play, Pro, Hall Guard. LUNDIN, ROBERT-Track. LUSCOMBE, GEORGE-Football, Basketball, Lettcrmens, Track, Hall Guard. MADDEN, MILDRED--Spanish, Steno, Stu- dent Aide. MARTINO, LUCY-G. A. C., Homemaking, Hall Guard. MARX, PAUL MASCOLA, OLGA--Homemaking, Masquers, Latin. MAUSOLF, MELVYN-Bend, Biology, Red and White. MAVITY, RAYMOND Senior Class Play. -- Lettermen's, Band, MCHENRY, ROSE MARY-Masquers, Hall Guard, Librarian, Chorus, Senior Class Play, Spanish, Chips, Red and White. MILLER, BILL-Football, Wrestling, Letter- menis, Hall Guard. Hifi?-:nn IM P120-Hmvfli... mo. 1. lg 1 .ja l lx gs -11, X, ' AK ,mS rf f,., J f C iT::i mll9o'LR1aea s-3 rm no C---,JM--1-vu: mi,-...-L . -1. ..- f. .wi n1.l.1,4.,, As It Happened MILLS, RAYMOND-Hall Guard, Baseball, Football. MOHR, MARJORIE-Latin, Masquers, G. A. C., Spanish, Girls' Advisory Board, Chips. MOORE, WILLIAM-Football, Wrestling. MORI, VIOLET - Homemaking, French, Chorus. MORRONE, EDWARD-Golf, Football, Bas.. ketball. MUELLER, ARCHER--Track, Senior Class Play, German, Blackfriars. MUELLER, ARNOLD 4 Track, Lerrermews. Blackfriars, German, Senior Class Play. NELSON, ROGER-Pro, Hall Guard, Foot- ball, Baseball, Blackfriars', Treasurer. OLSON, SHIRLEY-Red and White, French, riuioiojoioif rioioixiioiojoioiaiiinianioio nioiojo1oioi0:0joi0i4nioioioisljoioioioioit D11 PARENTI, TERRY-Senior President, Stu- dent Council, National Honor Society, Blackfriars, Lettermens, German, Tennis, Basketball, Baseball, Red and White. PELTZ, JOSEPHINE-G. A. C., Homemak- ing, Cheerleading, Chorus. PETERS, CHARLES-Paps, Track, Wrestling, Blackfriars, Student Council Treasurer, Senior Vice President, Lettermens, Na- tional Honor Society. PETTA LAWRENCE -Librarian, Pro, Hall Guard, French, Debate, Wrestling, Track. POCZOS, CLARA-Spanish, Chorus, Steno. POSTHUMUS, MARGARET-German, G. A. C., Student Aide. POTTER, FODI-Red and White, G. A. C., Hall Guard, Masquers. QUADE, ALFRED-Paps, Pro, Blackfriars, Chips, Tennis, Hall Guard. RATHNAU, RICHARD-Pro, Baseball. RATHNAU, THEODORE-Basketball, Base- RAUCH, RAY-Basketball, Senior Class Play. RECTOR, KARLEEN-Girls' Club, Steno, German, G. A. C., Senior Class Play, Librarian. REICHERT, SHILEY-Chorus. REU55, GAYLE - Steno, Girls' Advisory Board, Brand. REUSS, RICHARD-Chips, Senior Class Play, Blackfriars. RICKS, SALLY-G. A. C., Girls' Club Vice President, French Vice President, Chips, Steno. ROHE, MARILYN-+Latin, Biology, Girls' Club, Masquers, Red and White, Senior Class Play, Student Aide. ROLL, GLADICE - Student Aide, Chorus, Band. RUSCH, IRENE-Latin, Chorus, G. A. C., Chips, Red and White, Girls' Club. l3oyl..,ns Imfnnnwfnf, mmm, -- 534 fe tn. rj, ,GV fvwi Where good friends meet -- SNYDER'S WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM 12308 S. Western Ave. Phone: Blue Island 5119 BEST WISHES CLASS or '45 LUCKY LADY Women's Apparel 13010 SQ Western Ave. Blue Island, Illinois Office Phone: Blue Island 222 Residence Phone: Blue Island 3349 HENRY L. DUFF Real Estate and Insurance 12765 S. Western Avenue Blue Island, Illinois Congratulations I Class of '45 M. W. JOHNSTON PLUMBING AND ou. HEATING CONTRACTOR Ihrgr Niurly-four As It Happened SALES, DOLORES-Librarian, Steno. SAUERBIER, IRENE - German, Homemak- ing, Chorus. SCARUFFI, LEO-Hall Guard. SCHAADE, SHIRLEY-Chorus, Homemak- Rd d ing, Spanish, Chips, Masquers, ie an White, Student Aide, Steno. SHARP, LOIS-French. SIEG, ROBERT-Track, Tennis. SIGNORE, ROSE-Latin, Homemaking, Girls' Club. SLEEP, RICHARD-Student Council. SMITH, JOHN-Blackfriars, Latin, Red and White, Chips, Track, Tennis, Hall Guard, Senior Class Play. SNELI., GERTRUDE - Band, Debate, Ger- man, Masquers, Senior Class Play. As It Happened SPINAZOLA, MARY-Hall Guard, Chorus. STALEY, MARY ELLEN-Spanish, Student Aide. STUBBL, MARILYN-Latin, Masqucrs, Girls, Club. STUEBE, MARILYN-Latin, Girls' Club, Hall Guard, Chorus, Biology, Student Aide, Masquers, Steno. SUMMERS, JAMES SWANSON, CARYL-G. A. C. President, Student Aide, Band, Girls' Club Advisory Board, Masquers. SVVIERCZEWSKI, CHARLES - Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Blackfriars, Senior Class Play, Red and White Printer. TENUTA, PHYLLIS-Hall Guard, Chorus, Homemaking. THEROUX, BETTY JANE-Latin, Chorus, Debate Secretary, French, Student Aide, Masquers. THOMPSON, MILTON-Steno. ULTSCH, MARIANNE-Latin, Masquers, G. A. C., Girls' Club, Biology President. UVASS, JUANITA-Chorus, Masquers, Steno, Spanish, Red and White, Girls' Club. VERNON, BETTY-Chorus, Latin, Biology, Masquers. WAI.KER, BERNICE-Hall Guard, G. A. C. I I Wesley A. Smith 86 Son Remember Everybody Likes Candy! WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES 242l Grove Street Phone: Blue Island 30 BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS SEIBERT'S DRUG STORE Prescription Druggist The Rexall Store I2665 S. Western Avenue, Burr Oak Phone 786 BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Congratulations to the CLASS OF '45 from Dr. and Mrs. D: A. Vloedman SUTTON FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the Class of I945 2620 Burr Oak Avenue Blue Island, III. Page Ninety-fiz'c' MASTER ENGRAVERS T0 AMERICA'S SCHOOLS I Quality, Integrity and Dependability have established themselves as a definite tradition with Pontiac. We have been constantly on the alert for new and improved procedures in yearbook designing and service. Our modern precision equipment is concrete evidence oi adherence to this policy. Our experienced craftsmen and servicemen are carefully super- vised by experts in the field ol distinctive school publications. We are proud to have played a part in the publishing oi this book in the capacity of ollicial photo engravers. Our entire personnel congratulate the stall for their splendid work and cooperation. WQ G AND E ,.,M,,. . ....., sf, ,,,. ,i OIL PA T G WML NGBAVIN . t. . ti . i t 0- i CHOOI. PuBLlcA'rloN Division bb4.Kk :nz azz wnsr VAN zulu-:N sinner, cnlcAoo 7, ILLINOISY Compliments of the KLEIN ELEVATOR OK Poultry Feeds BEST BY TEST NEWHOUSE COAL COMPANY IRON FIREMEN STOKERS - HAULINC- We Specialize in Stoker Coals 2335 W. Grove Street Phone: Blue Island IO BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS ROBERT W. HARMON Insurance PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY Complete Aviation Insurance Facilities INSURE NOW I2922 S. Western Ave. Phones: B. I. 897 - 2604 BLUE ISLAND SANITARY DAIRY Pure Grade A Products WATCH FOR THE- RADE A LABEL IT PROTECTS UR TABLE Homogenized Vitamin D Milk at no extra cost l2653 Irving Avenue Phone: Blue Island 20 As It Happened WALKER, JOHN-Football, Track, Basket- ball, Lctoermens. WALSH, INNIS-Football. WTLTER, BARBARA-G. A. C., Latin, l'I3ll Guard. WESTFlEl.U, VALERIE-Latin, G. A. C., Girls' Club, Masquers, Biology, Home- making, Senior Class Play. WILLE, RICHARD -- Pro, German, Senior Class Play, Basketball, Baseball, Hall Guard. ' WILSON, HOWARD-Track, Football, Bas- ketball. Wrestling, Lcttermens' Vice Presi- dent, Blackfriars, Student Council Vice President, National Honor Letterman. WILTSHIRE, HAROLD - Track, Football, Wrestling, Student Council, National Honor Society Treasurer. WINTERFELDT, EDWARD WITTE, GLENICE-Student Council, Band, Hall Guard, Student Aide. WITTE, ROSEMARY-Girls' Club, Chips, Spanish, G. A. C., Student Aide, Librar- ian. WOLF, CLARE--Latin, German. WOJTOWICZ, STANLEY-Hall Guard, Sen- ior Class Play. YVUE'l'llRICl'l, LEONA Page Nin ety -xc 1 'rw Compliments of MOKENA OIL COMPANY Phone Mokena 28ll Compliments of EULIIPIVIENT STEEL PHUIIUUTS Division of UNION ASBESTOS C1 RUBBER CO. Sheet Steel Fabricating - Forming - Pressing - Punching Nelding, Etc. General Offices and Factory: 2824-2900 Nest Vermont Street Blue Island, lllinois Chicago Phone: PULLman 2206 Page Nirlrty-eight ,- s N E ' S U 'Ili .., D iw llll'-i n silos II . 4. 4 4. I' ll f L-a - llll'1 I LII' .S . - p 1 K V ARNOLD LESTER - . .vmg,gsi. 'T A Kgiflffff ff Q Cameras - Films - Supplies Movie Equipment Eight Exposure Rolls Developed and Printed Includes Special Enlargement Coupon Quality Photo Finishing lf You Don't Own a Camera or Projector P- Rent One Complete line of Hallmark Greeting Cards, Bridge Tallies, Gift Wrapping, Ribbons and Seals. Assortment of Gift Items. 2359 W. VERMONT ST. Blue Island, lll. Phone: Blue Island 2742 6l E. l6TH S. Chicago l-leights, lll. Phone 41 - . ,A SHIRLEY SCHADE g Secretary to Mr. Ewing GANZER'S FOOD STORE Groceries - Meat Corner Division and High Streets FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE 37 Phones: Blue Island 883-884 FIEDLER-MOHR MOTOR CO. Established l92I Dodge-Plymouth Sales and Service 13357 S. Western Avenue Repairs and Accessories on Easy Monthly Payments BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS CHAYKEN RECREATION 16 Streamlined Bowling Lanes Phones: Blue Island 3696-36ll BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS oTTo J. MARX Sheet Metal 86 Roofing Contractor Shop-2448 W. Union St., Phone: 2041 Residence-I302l S. Chicago St., Phone: 2714 FURNACES - AIR CONDITIONING DAMP PROOFINC - STOKERS Page Om! Hunrlrcrl Om' 7 WAYS YOU CAN I-IURRY VICTORY 1 Buy War Bonds 2 Pay taxes willingly 3 Pay old debts: avoid incurring new o 4 rovide adequate life insurance and avings 5 Pay no more than ceiling prices: buy rationed goods only with stamps 6 Buy only what you need 7 Don't try to profit by the war 13103 South Western Avenue POHIJT Z' 5 BENJAMIN MOORE SLCO. Paints - Varnishes and Muresco St. Louis New York Carteret Chicago Toronto Cleveland Distributed by EMIL BLAIT 13122 S. WESTERN AVENUE Blue Island, Illinois Use MOORE Paint ! ! I ! MARION FREDFRICKSON - Secretary to Mr. Frobislx ! Best Wishes from Jorgenson Pharmacy 5 I23rd and Western Avenue Phone: B. l. 3677 Blue Island, Illinois I ! C. R.. WAUGH Barber Shop Western near Walnut Blue Island, Ill. Depend On 4 ' f275fL J lfifff rffefimdvf., BLUE ISLAND ILL enoixiii - BLU!-' XILAJVD 5540 - for your - Flowers WE SPECIALIZE IN CORSACES Priced According to the Number of Flowers Used H 0 fn if it 5 1 2 f X 7 asses., 'F :EN vi C 9 IONDID SUISCIIIKI IZ734 S. Western Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS ECONOMY COAL CO. EMLYN EDWARDS Coal - Coke - Wood Phone: Yards 59 - Resident SI I6 2740 Union Street BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Joi-IN M. HART DRUGGIST Telephones: Blue Island l4I and 70 Western Avenue and New Street BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Pagr' Om' Hlullfrml Tbrcf' I 41 Years of Continuous Service to the Community is Your GUARANTEE OF DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE from a DEPENDABLE SOURCE L. Nagel Coal 81 Material Phones: Blue lsland 2300-2301 13538 S. Western Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Krueger Funeral Home Robert Krueger Phone: Office 13 13050 S. Greenwood Ave. BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Buy the Best ADAM C. KRANICH BLUEBIRD Registered DIAMOND RINGS Blue lsland's Leading Ieweler 13035 S. Western Avenue Blue Island, Illinois Phone 1073 GEO. J. RoLL at soNs Coal, Building Material, Coke Vermont Street at Rock Island R. R. Phone: Blue Island 175 Blue Island, lll. l'u,qi' Our Hunrlrcd F0147 MAY YOUR EVERY STEP BE A FORWARD ONE IS OUR WISH TO THE CLASS OF 1945 -- DAD ESC LAD TOG SHOP 13006 S. Western Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Compliments of R 86 S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family 13010 S. Western Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 1945 HALLINAN FUNERAL HOME Private Ambulance 2601 Vermont Street Phone: Blue Island 850 GAYLE REUSS - Secretary to Mr. Price KASS AUTO PARTS For All Cars I2832 S. Western Avenue Phone: Blue Island 3740 WM. VERSTEEG Ladies' and IVIen's Tailoring CLEANING, PRESSINC AND DYEINO I2854 S. Western Avenue Phone: B. I. I I 35 Doi visit ii 1011 201010101024 10141 if itll :oi 1 it 102111011 14:1 111114 11 2111 it if :aiu it 1 1031111 1111111 is 3 if 2 is D01 11301 ioidiiiiiciuiiiaiciaiiicii Printers of SUNASTANDARD Blue IsIand's Only Newspaper Blue Island Publishing Corp Printers and Engravers Telephone Blue lsland 2020 BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS 1110141201112 nit 1020313121 11111 31:24 3111 111011 1 1014 11:11 14 11 if if 1024 1 Z 1020102031 1 111:11 1 1 111 11 2014 1121 103111 if 1 1111111111 14 if 21 BEST WISHES TO THHE CLASS OF '45 STATE BANK OF BLUE ISLAND Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Pagr Om' Ilumln I I GEO. A. LUCHTEMEYER 3 Compliments jeweler -- Optometrist WATCH - IEWELRY - OPTICAL REPAIRINCI I Try to Give Special Service to All High School Students Telephone IOS3 Established IS57 Phone Blue Island l273 ALWAYS DEPENDABLE GRAND DRY CLEANERS 5 Hour Service - Odorless Process RUCIS - DRAPES l2424 S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Illinois RESPONSIBILITY, SKILL AND INTEGRITY A. C. AZAR l295O S. Western Ave. Blue Island, Illinois jewelry Repairing -E- Watch Repairing THE MAYFAIR FOR FEMININE FANCIES A Dress or just a I-lan-kie l2956 S. Western Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS Page One Hundred Six of M. A. LYDON BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS WILLE BROTHERS CO. Building Material, Lumber and Coal Phones: Blue Island 45 and 46 2l54 W. Vermont Street Blue Island, Illinois What. Delicious Home Cooked Meals When ll A. M.to8P. M. Where THE DUTCH KITCHEN Mrs. Webb C-ardner, Prop. Phone: Blue Island 3lOO l293O Western Avenue Blue Island, Illinois BABBITT PHARMACY c. A. BABBITT, P. PI-Io. ' Prescriptions Our Specialty Phone: Blue Island 830 I336 Western Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS MARCELLA TILTON - Secretary to Mr. Cnauwe CENTRELLA FOOD STORE Service, Plus Quality JOHN F. STUEBE Groceries and Meats--Full Line ot Frosted Foods Corner of Oak Streeet 2760 S. Western Ave. Phone: B. I. 364-365 D 81 M Super Service Station Sinclair Quality Remains Long After Price is Forgotten LUBRICATION - TIRES - BATTERIES N. W. Corner, Burr Oak E7 Western Avenues Phone: Blue Island 3794 Blue Island, Ill. Frank A. Degenlielcler Wm. I, Matthews SAVE THE WHEELS THAT SERVE AMERICA I M- II - V f C HEIQ3-I-Oli-I-Q gf' ?I..j WITTE MOTOR SALES Phone: Blue Island 2370 I2742 Western Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS MARKS AMERICA'S BEST IN MEN'S WEAR OUTSTANDING LADIES' APPAREL I3047 Western Avenue Blue Island, Illinois BLUE ISLAND RECORD SHOP POPULAR RECORDS I274I South Western Avenue Phone 4499 Office Phone B. I. I I05 Res. Phone B. I. 2303 EDWARD L. MARTENS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE l29IB S. Western Avo. Blue lslanil, Illinois Page One Humlrvrl Seven ROOT STUDIOS PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL IDI-IOTOGIQAPI-IER CI-IIPS IAL RATES ON PICTURES FOR STUDENTS AN THEIR PARENTS AT ALL TIMES 185 NORTH WABASI-I AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS STAte OI I3 I MWXXMIX QWXMQIQXXMXMMMMM I XXXXMQIEIS XMXQIEEMMMIWIIQI QISM I l'a,qf' Om' IIII7lll1't'll Ifiglrl COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SPRING FROLICS Directed hy General Chairman E. G. GRIFFIN B. E. FROBISII March 22 and 23, 1945 Queen Candidates: Senior, Kay Morin, junior, Berheice Rauchg Sophomore, Mary Hainsworthg Freshman, Marilyn Buckwalter Coronation Ceremony PERSONNEL - Fred Helm, Caroline Hockett, Claude Kroutt, Charles Schumacher, Rober Hunter, Warren Jennings, Members of Band and Catherine Hall, Shirley Olson, Marilyn Hildebrand. ACT I Presented by the Freshman Class Alice Threw The Looking Glass By james R. While CAST - Pat Stothard, Rosemary Ventre, Gregory Hastings, Guy Schramm, Dave Mittelstadt, Homer Hanrahan, Frank Zazeski, Clyde Sasveld, Ronny Ander- son, Frank Zazeski, Marilyn Buckwalter. ACT II Presented by the Sophomore Class Gold From Thern Thar M01ll1fl1Z'g,S By Ianzcx R. White CAST - La Verne Gaskin, David Mittlemeir, Edward Klocke, Clarence Woods, john Giovanetti, and James Cephus. ACT III Presented by the Junior Class The Loves and Adventures of Squirihead Sanz By E. G. Griffin CAST -- Gari Ketcham, Dick Moran, Fred Helm, Louis Burmeister, Eugene Dvorvy, Charles Sopko, Valgene Holt, Charmaine Heidinger, Marilyn Freck, Norma ,Ie Rauch, Rhoda Chayken, Ruth Hildebrand, Ruth Akey, Raliph Spencer and LeRoy Hohbein. ACT IV l Presented by the Senior Class . Fzlnieuli, Fnnieula By E. G. Griffin CAST - Irene Rusch, Raymond Rauch, Pedro Vasquez, Eleanor Cistaro, Charles Swierczewski, Beatrice Chay- ken and Betty Theroux. With All Good Wieshes To The CLASS of '45 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BLUE ISLAND Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. BETTY I-IERMAN DRESS SHOP Congratulations Class of '45 We Feature HIUNE BENTLEY'S for the Smart junior I303I S. Western Avenue BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS BLUE ISLAND NEWS AGENCY Phone 886 2414 W. Grove Street Blue Island, Illinois Page One Humliril Niue X , s I Q1 .,,,,,,- 'f i X f i Q 0 Q h e I z e lu z I4 Page One Hundred Ten To all these men Coming from all walks of life, Going to war, We dedicate this book-TO THEIR RETURN--AL When they'll come back to the peace they wish. All of us are waiting for these men to come home, When we too can live like we did once before In a world of Peace, Of Happiness. To that day when the sun will finally rise above the density of clouds, And burst forth into rays of individual happinessg We patiently wait that clay of their return: Patiently we wait For them! 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