Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1928 volume:

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ATHLETICS, I I I I 115 X. CALENDAR ......1, 131 XI. LITERARY DEPARTMENT I I 134 f.m 5. ,, FQ? 7 TFMULAC 15545 fsflg: - iq J ..W......,,,J.. ..,A,., .V . , . . 5 -S 5 ,.,. , ,,. A ,, - H., A . 8 I N ,,-fm --- -'- --'1-1' . V ' Y' ' q,,,r,,,, .NTT rg, A W fl Q7 1351 Cv, K Q l xx L 1 ,xc ,,.:,ff f . -x f.g-'E-A 51 Y ,K , V-. ..,.. -4 .Y., ..- ,174 W- - 'f--WW: a ff a SN Y .x ...M -,,,......... ..,.. v..,...............................-...,,c:f.,,..m---w.ff.5mxu1m. Q 1-LX UMJNLUJ X ,ff M5 5,4sJ,,,..f-f ,EE 6, 1 I ' ' 9 I0 N TEMULAC i -V W-V W- V--K---.vugrgaf ---.- .- ' UL? 7,7 ,, v.d7 lg - I II TEMULAC fzx '--M '-'W ' A A 'A'R . .ZVSQQW ' ' VV!! ., I 1 QS- I2 N TEMULAC J Administration JOHN HULLINGER Vice-Principal - gf?-E 5, JE !s :' li 15 i 'I' 1,1 M U 1,, A cp 1 Administration ALICE MCKINLEY Dean of Girls - y 'as' 16 .. 77 7 777 7 77 77777 7 77 N77 7777777 7 MT. '1' ll xi Ll 1 ,x c fi ,311 X-'igx 3 --'Nj----- f-f-------N Y - - HY' '-4 Administration ROBERT BURGER Dean of Boys i,,n..,i,,, ..,. ...W ,l-------Q-A-A -S...-7skgf2,f,f5. ,Qw77,,,.-F .ight if V' li I7 N TEMULAC l CELINDA B. ABBOT, B.A. Vassar College JENNIE B. AUSTIN State Teachers College, Springfield, Missouri MARY GLEN AUSTIN University of Chicago EFFIE D. BAILEY, B.A. University of Chicago CORA M. BAIN, PH.B. University of Chicago SYBEL ALMA BEACH, PH.B. University of Chicago HOWARD S. BECHTOLT, B.A., M.A Wittenberg College ROY E. BERO, B.S., M.A. University of Michigan MILDRED BERLEMAN, PH.B. University of Chicago MARGARET BLOOD North Shore School of Music CARL W. BLUM College of Music, Cincinnati Sherwood School of Music ARTHUR BOOTH Mechanical Drawing REGINA BRANN, B.A. Northwestern University University of Texas ROBERT J. BURGER North American Gymnastic Union College LILLIAN C. BURKE, B.S. University of Chicago Faculty GILLMAN R. CARLE Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo. LAURETTA M. CARROLL Normal College LILLIAN CHAPIN, B.S. University of Chicago MARIE CROWE, PH.B. University of Chicago HELEN DAVIDGE, ASSOCIATE PI-I.B Chicago Teachers College University of Chicago FLORENCE E. DAv1Es, B.A. University of Wisconsin EARL J. DOUGHERTY, B.A., M.A. University of Indiana University of Chicago FRANCES DUEFEY, B.A. Rockford College FRANCES R. DONOVAN, PH.B. University of Chicago CHARLOTTE R. DUTTON, P1-I.B. University of Chicago Mount Holyoke College EDWIN ADDISON DYOERT, B.S. University of Chicago NELLIE EVERS, PH.B. University of Chicago MARY CELESTIN FISHER, B.S. University of Chicago ELSIE K. FLERSHEIM, B.A. University of Chicago AGNES J. FLETCHER, PH.B. University of Chicago ' w. e--,:g:::::::::::::::::ggi? L -:NL TEMULAO I DAISY G. FRANcIs, B.A. University of Michigan RUBY FREMONT, B.S. University of Chicago HARRY GAYLORD FRIEDA, PI-I.B. University of Chicago R. C. GOODE, B.S., M.D. Kenyon College Rush Medical College DOROTHY C. GORDON Chicago Art Institute MARY E. GREEN, M.A. University Of Wisconsin BERNICE GREOER, B.A. University Of Indiana University of Chicago HARRIET LENORE HAGEN, B.A. University of Wisconsin BENJAMIN F. HART University of Louisville Kentucky State ANNE HAEGNEY, B.A. University of Chicago RUTH HEATHER, B.S.M. Columbia School of Music CLARA I-IENDRICRSON, B.A. University of Omaha ANNA HICKEY, B.S. University of Wisconsin MARY ELIZABETH HOGAN University of Chicago JOHN HULLINGER, B.S. University of Wisconsin ETHEL HYMAN, B.S. University of Chicago Faculty HELEN KELEHER Paul Moser Shorthand College ELEANOR KELLY University of Chicago ROSANNA KIERSTED Columbia University, N. Y. IRWIN N. KNEHANS, PH.B. University of Chicago BERTHA LACOSTE, B.A. Cornell University University of Chicago CHARLES W. LAUTHERS, B.A., M.A. Oberlin College University of Chicago MARY GOULD LIEST, PH.B. University of Chicago MARY M. LOOEMAN, B.L., M.A. Northwestern University ALICE MCKINLEY, A.B. Western Reserve University ETHEL MEALIFE, A.B. Northwestern University GENEVIEVE MELODY, PI-LM., L.L.B. University of Chicago HAROLD R. METz, A.A. Lewis Institute MILDRED MOORE, B.A., M.A. Wellesley University of Chicago ALMA M. NORTH, B.S. University of Illinois AGNES O,DONOHUE, PH.B. University of Chicago MARIE O,LEARY Harvard School of Physical Education University of Chicago -,..Q.g,..... .fax ...mf-QQ ls . 19 .1 2 iifvr .lu .31 . V ' . . TEMULAC 1 JANE MIDDLETON PARMALEE, B.S. University of Chicago ALBERT J. PAULSON American College of Physical Education University of Chicago EVELYN M. PEARSON, PH.B. University of Chicago WILDA PHILLIPS, B.A. Northwestern University ESTELLE PINE Dakota Wesleyan College IRENE POWERS, PH.B. University of Chicago MARIE PRESSENTIN, B.A., M.A. University of Wisconsin MARIE A. PRUCHA, B.S. University of Chicago CELIA ROSENBLUTH, PH.B. University of Chicago HELEN ROWE, A.B. Oberlin College RUTH RUSSELL, PH.B. University of Chicago NELL SANDERS, S.B. University of Chicago WILLIAM SEABROOK Chicago Teachers College Armour Institute ZILLAH SHEPHERD, PH.B. University of Chicago JAMES E. SHINE, PH.B. Chicago Normal College University of Chicago EMILY P. SHORE, B.A. Millikin University University of Illinois HELEN CARMODY SMITH, B.A. University of Chicago FLORENCE STELLAR, PH.B. University of Wisconsin Harvard University University of Chicago HELEN TOBIN, B.A. University of South Dakota LEONARD TEUSCHER University of Chicago MABEL E. WAGER, PH.B. University of Chicago EMILY CUTHBERT WAGGONER Public School Music Degree Bush Conservatory of Music WINIFRED WERNICKE, B.S. University of Chicago ALBERTINE WETTER, A.B. Neuchatel, Switzerland JAMES WILBUR, A.B. Cornell University CECELIA WIXTED Normal College 15'-pf? . is Q---- ' C TEMULAC K-iw - A V?'3E 'ff' U 21 i'Al TEMULAC I 4 53 I I i February FourfYear Graduates 5 5 HE winter classl' chose the following people for its officers: President ......... ARNOLD WEIR Vice-President . . ANNE TALBOT Secretary ..... . . . EDITH SLOAN Treasurer ......... WILBUR BERRY Almost every student of this class distinguished himself in some way, and it is not possible to list everyone's attainment here. A few who may be mentioned now are: Wilbur Berry, valedictorian, and Eileen Mitchell, salutatorian, who were noted for their scholarshipg Gordon Reynolds, Bud XVaters, James Bird, Allan Morehouse, Ione Murphey, and Margaret South excelled in athletics. Edwin Newsted, Ruth Reynolds, Norman Sodergren, and Anne Talbot were among those who were prominent in student activities. - I .g . I , - ,1- fix Qs h 22 idrll. U XA Rao . 'C A l TEMU1 A February Four-Year Graduates MILDRED BAKER 'Tis not a lip or vyc wc beuuly fall, But Ihr join! force and full result of all. Rooters, '25, '26, ,275 Temulac Rep., '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Fencing, '25, Spanish Club, '24, Pres., '25, V. P., '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drama Club, '27. WILBUR E. BERRY Prom' fo ln' xlmlimzs, rarely I0 speak, This maxim ,fils him, SliIl wafers nm 11'vv11. Rooters, Sec. '25-'26, Treas. '26-'27, Crier , '27, R. O. T. C., '25, 2nd Lieut., '26, ISt Lieut. '27, French Club. '27, Drama Club, '27, Class Treasurer. VINETTE BORGSTROM A wr-y small f1it'flH'F ix rullwl a rigzzrllr- Hz'rr'u'iflw ur jrrcxrnf one of B0rgslrom, Vlllc fl'I '. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Temulac Rep., '23, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basket- ball, '24, '27, Room Baseball, '24, Spanish Club, '24, Sponsors, '27, Drama Club, '27. EVELYN CHURCH Careful work and uvzrmlla of soul, Will help this 1lll1l!Il'!I rcarb lrrr goal. Rooters, '25, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '27, Fencing, '24, G. M. T. C., '24, '25, '26, French Club, '24, '25, '26, Sponsors, '27, Glee Club, '27, Mixed Chorus, '27, Vocal Club, '26, '27. LEE CocHoNoUR Quirk as fbv liglrluillg in burly uml brain, Some bigb foraliou br'll surely ailaiw. Rootcrs, '25, '26, '27, Football, '26, Capt., '27, Room Basketball, '23, '24, Room Baseball, '23, '24, Sponsors, ,27Q Mixed Chorus, '25, '26, '27, Drama Club, '27, C Mcn's Club, V. P., '27. MARTHA CONOVER S!u x L1 shy lifllv girl who !lt'l'!'l' says IIIIICZ7, Bur' llmn' who lwou' max! arf' gvzwrally xurlv. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '25, '26, '27, Room Tennis, '26, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Glee Club, '27, Mixed Chorus, '27, Drama Club, '27. a-m............-A-hH...,e--:,,:::-H rea-as? ,, E, N TEMULAC I Fluent of longur, ubumlunt uf wil, He'1l luke' his plum' u'ln'ri' flu' wisu HIFI! xii. f.. I 9 ROBERT DoNovAN Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Crier , '26, '27Q Temulac, '27, Football, '24, '25, 26, 27, Sponsors, 26, '27, Mixed Chorus, '25, '26, '27, Operetta, '25, '26, '27, - Drama Club, '27, C Men's Club, '27. CHARLES GASSER Quiet, 5iflf'K'l'l', I'.YfYL'NIK'lj' gum!-llullzwil Puissant and 1'1r'L'r'r, a :mm Io be fralilrvif. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Crier , '27, Football, '26, '2 , Basketball, 2 , Room 7 7 . Basketball, '25, '26, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, R. O. T. C., '24, '25, Drama Club, '27, C Men's Club, '27. BEULAH GEMENY If one is xo jrlvaxarzl, lbw: our Bvnlufl GUIIIUIIV zvffglgf lvdlcr be lwiux-in gooil Lalin gE'NIiI1ii . Rooters, '26, '27, Crier , '26, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Tennis, '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drami - Club, '27. ALLIE GILMORE We t'LIl1lI0f jmrixz' lby uvrtlv milk INHIOI' Jin' III l'l'l'S'l' ll.V NlIlSil'lll HX fbllll lll'l' ffllfn. Former School: Longwood. Rooters, '26, G. A. A., '26, Latin Club, '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, , 27. LORAINE HANNEMAN With Ibis liltlz' girl, u'f 11 HIUIIHUVI om' fad- Tbe 7HVl'Jf of jewels in small jmrrrls arf jfurfaril. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27Q Cooking Club, '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27. A perfect worzmn, nofzly fllllllllftll To warn, In r'0mforl, arm' l'0IHIllt1!1lI. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Student Coun- cil, '25, '26, Crier , '27, Spanish Club, '26, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27. E H MILDREIB HATTENDORF f-5 A 1 7' U 24 -N TEMULAYC l FRED HUGHES A stivklrr for July, our solemn Ifrml Hughes Will uubvmlingly follow Eiilvrpv Ibn' Munn Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Student Coun- cil, '25, Crier , '27, Football, '27, R. O. T. C., '24, Orchestra, '27, Band, '24, '25, '26, '27Q Ushers, '27. MARGARET JOHNSON Wozild you bm' zmrlb and kimlnrsx nnfsjwy? You urvil buf gaze' in Margarvfs eye. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '25, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drama Club, '27. FLORENCE A. JONES Hvr xpzwrb :mil gvxlnrr, form aml fair, Show llml xln x form' of gvlillv raw. Former School: Hoopeston. Rooters, '27, Cooking Club, '27: Senior Club, '27. CLARA KLOMHOUS So now we say, 'Turcwvll Io you, Aml rcmlrr lbanlex for frirmlsbijw lrnv. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '26, '27, French Club, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drama Club, '27. GLADH'S KRAMER Her smile, ber speech, ber iuinuing :ways Muilc brigbl our gloomy winlcr Jays. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '24, '25, Room Baseball, '25, Fencing, '25, French Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Senior Club, ,271 Drama Club, '27. MILDRED LAW She l'0lllfH'l'l7l'lIiIK brr trusl, and fo Ibm' num' Krrfrx failbfnl will: u singleucxx of aim. Former School: Hammond. Rooters, '27, G. A. A., '27, Room Basketball, ,273 Room Baseball, '27, Ten- nis, '27, Spanish Club, '26, Senior Club, '27Q Drama Club, '27. fax Qin. ,iisgzf h 25 I g '1' I2 M U LA C l 'L l , I . ALYCE MCAFEE ' Q Vivacious and pretty, ber 'uitcbing smile ' . A Makes sorrow depart and living worlb while. I 9 Rooters, '25, Crier , '27, Crier Rep. '24, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '25, '26, G. M. T. C., '24, '25, Cooking, '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drama Club, '27. I WILLIAM MEEHAN He'x been wills us for only a year Ye! most everyom' lzuowx flu' boy has been here. Former School: Mt. Carmel, Niagara Falls, Canada. Rooters, '26, ,27, Student Council, '26, Room Basketball, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Sponsors, '27, Piano Club, '27, Band, '26, Lieut., '27. l EILEEN MITCHELL A perxon we View zuillw re1'erem'r' and fear- Hczzrl of fbe Girls' Club of our Senior year! Rooters, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '26, '27, Room I Baseball, '26, G. M. T. C., '23, '24, French Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27. 4 ALLEN MOREHOUSE X Poml'roux, mighty, quite slow In arliou, A man lo support and lead hir faflion. Former School: Tilden. Rooters, '26, '27, Temulac, '27, Foot- ball, '27, Swimming, '27. ESTHER MORTENSON Her morlrsiy approaebex lbe cxireme, Her rlmruliug grave o'r'r ollrertv is supreme. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Crier , '27, Crier Rep., '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, . '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Glee Club, '26, Mixed Chorus, '26, Drama Club, '27. IONE MURPHEY Lilac ibe busy bee flllillllllllg iix :wry fbrougb the blue, Fore1'rru1o1'e xeelzillg for 50l7H'I'blIlg ia rlo. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Student Coun- ' eil, '25, '26, G. A. A., Pres. '26-'27, Girls' Basketball, '25, '26, Room Base- ball, '24, '25, '26, '27, Room Basket- ball, '24, '25, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, Glee Club, '27, Drama Club, '26, '27. ---A-Y -7 -7 -7'-11 .15 512' W--iff' ffk ' 'Md' li 26 gm TEMULAC PALJLINE NELSON In life to come, fear noi, if Fortune rail- In lexicon of youth, lbcre's no such word as fail. Former School: Hoopeston. Rooters, '27, Student Council, ,272 Glee Club, '27, Mixed Chorus, '27. EDXVIN NEWSTED A fighter famous on the foolball field, A warrior sfamzch who never will yield. Former School: Lindblom. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, Crier , '26, Temulac, '26, Foot-- ball, '26, '27, French Club, '26, RUTH REYNOLDS Popular, honest, wilb u'ell-lznouwr jvrorlirfilirs For furfhering all of our sfudenf ar'!i1'ifir's. Former School: Lindblom. Rooters, Sec. '25, '26,-'27, Maroon and Blue, Sec. '25, '26,-'27, Crier , '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '25: Fencing, '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drama Club, '26, '27. GORDON REYNOLDS Q Titles of honor udd not lo bis wealth ' , Who is himself an honor lo his lille. 'I Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, Crier , '26, '27, Football, '23, Baseball, '23, '24, '26, '27, Spanish Club, '23, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drama, '27. MOLLIE SHIPPERUS Her grnflf' sflrrfb and modes! ways Led others io afford lwr praise. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '25, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '24, '26, '27, Room Basketball, '24, '25, '26, '27, Tennis, '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, ,27. EDITH SLOAN None knew fluff lm! fo lore ibn' Nor named Ihre buf Io praise. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Crier , '27, G. A. A., V. P. '26,-'27, Rifles, '24, '25, '26, G. M. T. C., '24, '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, Orchestra, '24, '25, Sec. Sen- ior Class. f-S QI h 27 TEMULAC il RUTH SLOAN 'Tis sfrangc' in sluilczzl ranks lo jim! Sud: looks, surb manner, and such mimi. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '25, Room Baseball, '25, '27, G. M. T. C., '23, '24, Sponsors, '27, Glee Club, '27, Mixed Chorus, '27, Drama Club, ,27. MARGARET SOUTH Azz aibletic woman, supple and sfraigblg What u .vtorrlaolfxrr of wisdom lim umlw' ln-r pair! Rooters, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, Fencing, '27, G. M. T. C., '24, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drama, '26, Pres., '27, LEROY WATERS . Athletic in lvorly, lo no man inferior, . Burl ix always .wen xporling a cheerful m'frr'i1u'. V Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Student Coun- cil, '24, '25, Crier Rep., '24, '25, Tem- Q ulac Rep., '24, '25, Football, '26, '27, A Baseball, '26, Room Basketball, '24, '25, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '24, '25, '26, ,27Q Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27. ' ' , ARNOLD WEIR Lvarler of our clusx in our final sojourn ln'rv-- Inlvrrxls of our xrbool lo you are iloulily :Ivan X - 2 6 A Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Crier , 273 Tennis, '26, Latin Club, '25, '26, Spon- W sors, '27, Senior Hi-Y, '25, '26, '27: Class President. 555 5 .C W- ' if , Y ,W , . .. , Q IJ 28 '-ILEMDLAC V February Four-Year Graduates MYRTLE F. ANDERSON The gentle pianist whose fngers on the keys Draw forth the music that will soothe and please. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Crier , '27, G. A. A., '27, Latin Club, '27, French Club, '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, Spon- sors, '27, Glee Club, '27, Drama Club, '27. JAMES BIRD His limbs are east in manly mold For hardy sports or contest hold. Former School: Lindblom. ROLAND CARLSON Gracious in manner, ready in wit, Laughs quite a little, and does his hit. Former School: Parker. Rooters, '26, '27, Crier Rep., '27, Temulac, '27, Football, '27, Heavy- weight Basketball, '26, Captain, Junior Track, ,272 Latin Club, '27, Mixed Chorus, '27, Drama Club, '27. DONALD CHARLTON Our cheer leader great, the one with red hair- Is a man clear through, and most dehonair. Rooters, '26, '27, Temulac Rep., '25, Football, '26, ,27Q Baseball, '26, Tennis, '26, '27, Cheer Leader, '24, '25, '26, R. O. T. C., '24, '25, Sponsor, '27, Band, '25. ROBERT MURPHY 'He, with a natural instinct to discern What knowledge can perform, is diligent to learn. Former School: Quigley. Rooters, '27, Senior Club, '27. e LINDSLEY PAUL Unassuming and generous, ready to give All the aid he can summon to help others live. Former School: Glen Bard Township High. Rooters, '26, '27, Crier , '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Room Basketball, '26, '27, Latin Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Senior Hi-Y, '26, '27. ARVID G. PEARSON His quiet ways emholden Us to say again, Speech is silver, silence golden. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Crier Rep., '24, Heavyweight Basketball, '27, Room Baseball, '24, '25, '26, '27, Room Basket- ball, '24, '25, '26, ,273 Sponsors, '27. NORMAN SODERGREN A husky chap, smart, strong, and tall- The first to cover the fumbled hall. Former School: Parker. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Crier , '25, '26, Football, '27, Track, '26, Mixed Chorus, '26, '27. ANNE TALBOT When duty whispers low, Thou mnst -- Anne Talbot never fails its trust. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, 27, G. M. T. C., '23, '24, French Club, '23, '24, Cooking Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, '27, Drama Club, '27, Class Vice-President. 3 LILLIAN VAGTBORG She's very serious, her face quite serene- Will she he professor or hearth-side queen? Former School: Parker. Rooters, '27, G. A. A., ,275 Senior Club, '27, Glee Club, '27, Mixed Chorus, '27, Drama Club, V. P. '27. BEN WOODRUFF And still they gazed, and still' their wonder grew, That one small head could carry all it knew. Rooters, '25, '26, ,273 Crier , '26, Crier Rep., '25, '26, Temulac, '26, '27: Room Tennis, '25, French Club, '25, Senior Club, '27, Sponsors, ,272 Senior Hi-Y, '26, '27. f-3 29 g TEMULAC l June Four-Year Graduates T HE members of the June 1 918 graduating class have chosen as their officers: President ......... FRED HOEBEL Vice-President .... VIVIAN STROMBERG Secretary ...... . MARGARET PETTY Treasurer ........ WILLIAM Sci-IULTZ The class members have distinguished themselves along many lines, among them being the ever-important one, scholarship, in which Viola White, Norma Larson, Dorothy Berry, Richard Hamsa and Richard Witty have excelled. In athletics, Charles Sweet, Okla Loudon, Alvin Hall, Edithmarie Nelson and Edmund Zuehlke have exhibited their ability. As leaders in student activities, Glenn Gill, Myrtle Beckstrom, Henry Rohs, Marguerite Sundblad, and Mildred Schneider have proved their worth. Others in the class are equally worthy of notice, but only a few may be mentioned here. f-'X -iiir v ' 5' N g-fe-KTQ,- ,rgvggq g I ,K U 30 3, K, Ceu- -'xi TEMULAC JJ Y' June F our-Year Graduates ELEANOR AHLSTEDT Slu' sozvs thc Ficld of lirirmls wifb Ion' so 111111, Ifrirml-Harimfs soon grow ripe lo rrup. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27. DOROTHY' ALLEN A leader good, a friend lfJai'x lruv, Shaft just the best wc l'lf'!'f knew. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, French Club, '25, Pres., '26, Sec., '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27. PAUL ANDERSON His music lifls you from Ihr' ground, You glimlm' new srcmfs, all mmlr' from sound. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, French Club, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '25, '26, '27, '28, Vocal Club, '28, Drama Club, '28, WALTER ANDERSON A lull of wry forfvful spvccla, To bigb position fn' will roach. Former School: Englewood. Rooters, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Senior Hi-Y, '28, GUY BAIIQIE With k1l0lL'It'l1Hl' lruc and couragl' xfrolzg, Hz ll m'x'rr fail, nor do a wrong. Former School: Johnson High School, Iowa. Rooters, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '28, Ushers, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28. ROSEMARX' BARRY So fair ami xurrl is flwis Jour lass- Slu' ix fbi' bvauiy of llur fluxx. Former School: Parker. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '2 , '28, Latin Club, '26, Senior Club, 7 '2 , '28, Drama Club, '2 , '28, 7 7 f --5 fna-,N Y N- X - - 'en- 31 -Y' TEMULAC l v 3 EVA BARTOLI Think of lin' lzufrlviiirxs, fbinie of fbi' blixx, Of spcurlirig an hour wilif ibix liltlv Mixx. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28, Sen- ior Club, '27, '28, Temulac, '28, MAURICE BEARD A qui!! boy wilb a xfbolary flair, With fbouglat quilc frm' ami ju'rrrpIiou rum. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Base- , ball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Track Team, '27, R. O. T. C., '25, '26, '27, Band, '25, '26, '27, Drama Club, '27, '28. NIYRTLE BECKSTROM We ara' quita' surf, my fair lifiiz' luxx, Thu! umlrr your fvvi will grow no grass. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '25, '26, Cor. Sec., '28, Crier , '27, G. A. A., '25, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28. HENRY BELSHAN A frirml who bus a Iusling suiilv- E To joke' with him wc'1l uwllz u milf. '27, '28, Lightweight Basketball, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, MARIE BERG A laughing lust ufillv a flushing vyv- A lrvasurr' raw, lin' girls all fry. Former School: Englewood. Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28. SIDNEY BERG Siiluvy Berg xo uilniflz' uuil quirk, Will mini' :luy wiwlil u lwirkorj' xfivk. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Temulac, '28, Light Weight Basketball, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Base- ball, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '28. f- .X ff,?px , '.'i.' 1' ,Q ,----- '-- '- ' shun L Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Temulac, ULAC l TEM l DOROTHY BERRY A charming girl and a splellrlirl stmleuf, She's quiet, ohliging, and always przfrlent. Former School: Parker. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Maroon and Blue Staff, '26, French Club, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27. - PAUL BIEHL There dwells within thix laughing lazl, A kindly wit that makes ns glad. Former School: Lindblom. Baseball Team, '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28. BLANCHE BRUMMERSTEDT There 'was a queerzly lady riamerl Blanrhe of great Castile, Her queenlinrss, il hax rome .flown fo our own Blanche, we feel. Former School: Altamont High, Alta- mont, Ill. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Temulac, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28. JOHN BURGESON With all his friends he makes a hit, For Iohn has what the fans call Il . Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Temulac, '28, Room Basketball, '28, Track, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, '28, Orchestra, '25, 26, '27, '28, Band, '25, '26, German Club, '28. ARTHUR BURKE In framing an artist, art has thus rleereezl: To make some good, but others lo exceed. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Football, '25, Senior Club, '27, '28. ELLIOT CAIRNES A regular West Point Major is he, This active member of R. O. T. C. Former School: Englewood. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Student Coun- cil, '26, '27, '28, Crier , '26, '27, Rifle Team, '26, '27, '28, R. O. T. C., '26, '27, '28, Latin Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28. A v f 'lx 5-Q5 , fy li 33 l TEMULAC I DORIS CANON Her talents are as many as lbc leaves upon the frees, Her smiles lbey arc as numerous as sands at edge of seas. Rooters, '25, '26, ,27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, G. M. T. C., '25, '26, '27, Senior Club, 27, '28, Glee Club, ,27, '28, Mixed Chorus, ,27, '28, Chemistry Club. ,27, '28. EDWARD CAREY A Our parting words I0 you reveal aflvirc io . wlairla 'll!L l'L' prone: Be brave as Robert Iimmcl, be fine as one Wolfc Tone. Rooters, '25, '26, ,27, '28, Student Council, ,27, Baseball Team, '26, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, ,27, '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, ,27, '28, R. O. T. C., '25, Senior Club, ,27, '28, C Men's Club, ,27, ,283 Chemistry Club, ,27, '28. ELSIE CARLSON Elsie Carlson, so prolly aml bright, Will some day befomt' a leading ligbf. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Crier , . - '27, '28, Temulac, '28, G. A. A., '26, ' ,27, '28, Senior Club, ,27, '28, Glee 1 Club, '26, ,27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '26, ,27, '28. STANLEY CARLSON He's quilt' a pal, ana' all like him- Iust full of pleasant fun ana' rim. Former School: Lindblom. Rooters, ,27, Room Basketball, '27, - Senior Club, ,27, '28. EVELYN CHINN She is quiet as a rule, Teachers think ber quilt' a it-wel. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, ,283 French Club, '25, '26, ,27, '28, Senior Club, ,27, '28, Drama Club, '27. 2 8 A LUCY CoMBs In aflalelir fH'01Ul'S5 sln' rlocs vxtel- A wry bright fufure I forlell. ' 'R Rooters, '25, '26, ,27, '28, Temulac, 5 ,27, '28, G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28, Room Basketball, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, ,27, Senior Club, ,27, '28. . ---1 fg-,gigs Q...- ' vsg5,f U 34 5 l TEMULAC HERBERT CONGDON A likeable chap you will find bim io bv- Our little boy Herbie , jus! six foot Ibrrr. ,. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Football. '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '28, Band, '25, '26, '27, '28, Junior Hi-Y, '25, '26, Drama Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28. CATHERINE D'ANGELO Callu'rim' of lbs angels, -u'v ibinlz livr mimi' means lbal, Anil there are momcnls irnly when in' fiml the meaning pal. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '2 , '28, Glee Club. . 7 '28, Mixed Chorus, '28, Drama Club, , 28 DOROTHY DUNSTON In two small words bor cbarin u'r'll puinl: I We rightly call ber- Cr1lumct's saii1l. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Temulnc. , N '28, G. A. A., '28, Senior Club, '27, '28. MARION EASTWOOD A maid ufl1o's quief, gcnlla, meek, Sbr's quick lo hear and slow to speak. Former School: Meriden High, Conn., Torrance High, Cal., Lincoln High, Cal. Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '23, Senior Club, '27, '28. HERBERT ELLSTROM ' If life is kind, lhrn it will szvul, A fbap like Ibis lo be your frienzl. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '25, '26, Room Baseball, '25, s '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Band, '25, '26, Ushers, '26, '27. She spends loci rlays in simlions loil, 'Tis said she burns the inirliligbt oil. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, Senior Club, '27, '28, ANNA ERLINDER Z 6 fl rifsfgg --------T iQg T U35 TEMULAC f1X ----1 ,mag-5 ive I36 EDITH FISCHER Fischer, or fixher? Well, you nm bv! If I were a jish I'1l swim into her nfl. Former School: Hyde Park Branch. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Student Coun- cil, '25, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28: Room Basketball, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '28. HARRISON FRY Though it should fry, money Cdllif buy The straight-forward mind of Harrison Fry. Former School: Hermanson High, Mich., Central High, Mich. Senior Club, '28, Chemistry Club, '28. CiLENN GILL When j'01ti'L'L' a job lhafs all uphill, You ought to call for one Glenn Gill. Former School: Mt. Carmel. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Crier , '26, '27, Temulac, '28, R. O. T. C., '26, '27, '28, Latin Club, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28. JEAN GORDON From fun or work she new-r ran- This honored maid of Gordon Clam. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '26, ,275 Senior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club, ,27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, '28, Drama Club, ,27, '28. MARGARET GRIDLEY You plan, you aspire, When ready, Gridley, fire. I Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28. ALVIN HALL This lad is good at basketball- Who can it be but our Al Hall? Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Light Weight Basketball, '25, Capt., '26,-'27, Baseball Team, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Basket- ball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28, C Men's Club, '27, '28. ,.-A f l TIZMULAC If , J RICHARD HAMILTON HdlIIilf0ll was tl xlillvslfrafzg Rir'f.mril 'wus a king, Hnil fbv boy flmfx lraflr of flwxr, Irf bis jrruixrs ring! Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '26, Room Basketball, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '26, '27, '28, Spanish Club, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, Chemistry Club, '27, '28, RICHARD HAMSA Daviil Gurrifk had his ifuy, Now Rirbaril Hu111Su's come lo play. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '26, '27, Latin Club, '26, Pres., '27, Mixed Chorus, '27, Orchestra, '26, '27, Drama Club, '26, '27, German Club, Pres., '28, ELLSWORTH HARDER H195 a 1n'iu'li4'u1 Imf 1L'Z7UXO mimi' is llimlw- The mr! of zz man u'l1o'l1 fill flu' lurflvr. Former School: Tilden. Rooters, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28. MARY HARTY She is .vo lwlmmrnf :mil so Hive, A slzuzrrgm' Iikvx bm' in rr Irire. Rooters, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Piano Club, '26. MARKIORlli I-IANSON Alllrollglr shi' ix qlzirf fbi' Hrs! limi' you mari, She soon makes nrqllainfrzrircx Iulwirh xlu' will krrjr. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, French Club, '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '28. ROBERT HIEITSCHMIDT A Iail of principle fine is he, Wfz' lroju: lw'Il rixi' ax high ax nm llc. Former School: Parker High School. Rooters, '28, Heavy Weight Basket.- ball Team, '28, Room Basketball Team, '28, Senior Club, '28. fx 6 6-a s-6--f.ffef.,,rf vee- 7 6 ,. e5E fEjf3 2f 1 'as' 37 I TIZMUL AC tea.- fr ?9x ,f,. CHARLES HILL In class he bas a xtmlions air, In social mailers, lac's zlcbonair. Former School: Englewood. Senior Club, '28. FRED HOEBEL Prcsizlvnt of our rlaxx is lm, All able one foo, we all agrcc. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Football, '26, '27, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Junior Hi-Y, '25, '26, Chemistry Club, '27, '28, C Men'S Club, '26, '27, '28, Class President. MARY JANE HOWARD In rzfry language smilvs are all lbc same, And ours for you will alu'ay.v say lc t'aimt '. Former School: Flower, Parker High. Rooters, '27, '28, Crier , '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, '28, Room Volley Ball, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club, '28, Mixed Chorus, '28 ROBERT HUNT A curly-lmazlffl larl is be, Quite full of joy and gaycly. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Light Weight Basketball, '28, Room Basket- ball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Senior Hi-Y, '28, Drama Club, '27: Chemistry Club, '27. RUTH JAHNKE SlJe'x wrilfcn much wilb right goozl wif- Aml now she wails lo jmblixlo it. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Crier , '26, '28, Temulac, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Latin Club, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Glec Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, '28, Vocal Club, '27, '28, German Club, '28, Honor Club, '28. RUTH JOHANSON Tall aml quid, xwczri, llflllllff, Many lo fricnflxlaifr, xlJc'll allure. Former School: Hyde Park. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '26, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27. 38 GQ TEMULAC A ETHEL JOHNSON We jimi you easy to describe- Youf comffny rloclors should prcsvrilze. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, ,275 Sen- ior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27. ISABEL JOHNSON In her the class possess a frcaswr, To her they all will try to 1lzf'asurc. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '26, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Spanish Club, '25, Senior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club, '26, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '26, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28. VIVIENNE JOE-INSON In small projrorlions 1z'c just lmilflies src And in sborf nzrasurcs life may jwrrfrrl br. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, Room Baseball, '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club, '26, '27, Mixed Chorus, '26, '27, Drama Club, '27. FRANCES JONES Your plane inlzrs off, aml uv' are lrft, Your going makes us frienrl-lim-eff. Former School: Hoopeston High, Hoopeston, Illinois. Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Cooking Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Homemakers Club, '27, '28. GLADYS JUDGE A nirer girl you m rr would find Than Gladys Imlge, so swvrf and kind. Rooters Club, '25, '26, '27, '28, Senior Girls' Club, '27, '28, Senior Class Play, '28, Thespians, '28, Glee Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, '28, Spanish Club, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, .JAMES JURKA Always s1niling,fnll of fllllj Things be docs arf' all well done. Former School: Tilden. Rooters, '27, Drama Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28. 1? 4 l iv? K' s L 2 39 .2 Al TEMULAC l J RUTH KAUFMAN When fond recollection recalls Calumet, Yon're one 0' th' onex we won't fofget. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Latin Club, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Orches- tra, '25, '26, ,27. JAMES KEENAN History seerns to be his glory, Says he'll teaeh that same old story. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Crier , '27, Temulac, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Senior Hi-Y, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, Chemistry Club, '28. CHARLES KOGLIN Your friends are many, ana' your merit: too, We venture to say that we like you. Former School: Tilden Tech. Room Basketball, '27, '28, Room Base- ball, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, . Chemistry Club, '27, '28. ALFRED KUYT A parting comes, and Alfred soars in flight- Perhaps that's why they eall him Kuyt. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Room Basket- ball, '25, '26, ,272 Room Baseball, '25, '26, R. O. T. C., '25, Mixed Chorus, '27, i . Junior Hi-Y, '25, '26, Drama Club, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28. . NORMA - LARSON A well-known name oft heard in flasx, We all agree she's quite a lass. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room' Basketball, '25, '26, ,275 Room Baseball, '25, '26, ,275 Latin Club, '25, '26, '27, '28, French Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28. GEORGE LA PLATT Our blond George La Platt, so wise and so witty, Will one clay be mayor of some great city! Former School: Olean High, N. Y., Parker High. Rooters, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room Baseball, ,27Q Senior Club, '27, '28, Senior Hi-Y, '27, Drama Club, 27. Qx ,.,,.,,q-,. ,ggi ,,,,E,.... SVI. A. I3 40 new TEMULAC j CYRIL LEEHY Cyril Leehy, when given a chance Spends all his spare time at u dance. Former School: Aquinas High. Senior Club, '27, '28. RUTH LIL JEDAHL This girl is u sfudeni and adress mos! rlerrr, She is dainly and quiet and makes friends forever. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Room Basketball, ,275 Latin Club, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, Drama Club, ,27. GEORGE LIMBER A heller boy can not he found, I know, 1,l'L' scurrhnl Ihr' whole world 'roum1. Former School: Parker, Englewood, Hyde Park. Rooters, '27, '28, Crier , '27, Swim- ming, '27, Senior Club, '28, Mixed Chorus, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28, OKLA LOUDON , Adept in sports, loved by our cluss, A real lrue friend is ihis sweet lass. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, Pres., '28, Room Basketball, '28, G. M. T. C., '25, '26, Senior Club '2', '28, Drama Club, '28. 3 ,' HARRY MAGEE A frienrl, indeed, wilh'1eim1ing way, A handsome man, he'll he some day. Oilicers' Club, '27, '28, Rooters Club, '26, '27, '28, Boosters Club, '24, '25, Senior Boys Council, ,27, '28, Senior Hi-Y, '28, Orchestra, '26, '2 . 7 ELLEN MALLETTE Who, oh who, is lhis perl Iiiile miss That vrmlzes boys' hearls go twitler-afzviss? Former School: Hyde Park. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, 27. fi u y f-:X ff Ss? Q2 41 TEMULAC l rf I 5 ALEX MATYUS Alex played in scbool for 115, WI,-'Il always ilnmlz our Matyns. Rooters, '26, Swimming, '27, '28, French Club, '27, '28, Senior '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, '28. Club, '27, VIRGINIA MCKAY We're weury of a world of wilex Then lrearfs leap up-she smiles. Former School: Parker. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. ., '26, '27, '28, Cooking, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, Drama Club, '27, Chemistry Club, Pres., '27, '28 I A ARNO MENZEL ' Oh, youlb, we lenow yozfre bound lo climb, The lazlzler of sm'rz'xs in time. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28. VVALTER MENZEL The lwiulzlc in Dix eye belrays The solemn look and quiet ways. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '26, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '28, Chem- istry Club, '27, '28. WILLIAM MILCHRIST Af liaxelmll Wfilliam is a whiz , Over lo firxf be makes 'em sizz . Rooters, '28, Baseball, '26, '27, Capt., '28, Football, '27, C Men's Club, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Drama Club, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '28. EDITHMARIE NEI,SON Edith Nelson, queenly, lull, Is noled when slae walks our hall. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Spanish Club, '27, Senior Jlub, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28. --Hf,fee,i4Q ...-.4-f--- f-JS iv? u 42 I-,A ' , 1' 2 x ...Atuwm . NR' -,151 multi .mv ST F K TEMULAC GUY NELSON Whoe'er excels in wha! wc prize, Appears a hero in our eyes. Former School: Parker. Rooters, '27, '28, Temuluc, ball, '27, Room Basketball, , Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '28, Drama Club, '27, C Men's Club, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28. '28, Foot- '26 '27, 3 27, ELEANOR OLSON The things you rlo, flu' xmilvx you zvrur, Are making sinixhirzc 1'zf'ry1vhrrr. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. '26, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Temulac, '28. A., KARL J. ORR Tha! daxhing smile of young Kin-I Orr- N0 mrping frilir would with for mnrr. Former School: Beaumont High, St. Louis. Rooters Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, '28. MARGARET PETTY The friends flJ0ll basl, and ihrir rrjferlion tried, Grapple them lo fhy xonl irilh hooks ul sled. I Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '27, G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '27, French Club, Trcas., '25, Pres., '26, '27-'28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, Class Secretary. STEPHEN PROBIO A xlcadfast look and xfraiglwf, brown I'-YF, A boy on 'whom we all rely. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, ,27, '28, Room Base- ball, '26, '27, '28, R. O. T. C., '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28. RANDALL RATCLIFF Randall Ralrlif, hloml aml hamlxomr' Takes girls' hrurfx, buf :ml for rarmuu. Former School: Parker. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Student Coun- cil, '26, '27, '28, Temulac, '28, Football, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Pres. C Men's Club, '27, '28, Pres. Chem. Club, '28, V. Pres. Rooters Club, '27, '28. fl - -.- ...4. .H W ln -.-...N--. fi QQ? ' gf'2v? U 43 TEMULAC l BRAYTON RICHARDS If men would speak the highest praise of you, They'd say these simple words, He's hue . Former School: Tilden. Senior Club, ,27, '28. BURTON RICHARDSON He's master of a number of things- A versatile chap-he even sings. Football, '27, Drama Club, '27, Vocal Club, '27, '28, Track, ,27Q Senior Club, 27, 28. HENRY ROHS This above all, lo thine own soul he lrue . . . Thou canst noi then, he false to any man. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '25, Light Weight Basketball, '25, Senior Club, '27, '28, Senior Hi-Y, Sec., '27, Pres., '28, Drama Club, '28. ESTHER SAUNDERS In some Olympic game, in some great swimming meet, We'll look lo Esiher Saumlers to perform a daring eat. f ' Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., V. P., '26,-'27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '26, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27. MILDRED SCHNEIDER In brief biography, one reads, This is a girl who's loved, and leads. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '27, Latin Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28. DANIEL SCHOCK He earcs not what feaehers say, He knows lhe world was made for play. Former School: Lakewood High School. School. Rooters, '27, '28, Temulac, '28, Foot- ball, '28, Track, '28, Latin Club, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, C Men's Club, '2 8, Wrestling, '2 8 . fr ra? ..-.....4-'----- iv. .4 ff' lv Z -'M TEMULAC MILDRED SCHON To bufy gold, it wax lbs piralcs' pleasure, But now in View of all uv' sae our frcnxnrc. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Maroon and Blue Staff, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, 26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Latin Club, '27, Sen- ior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27. WILLIAM SCHULTZ A dandy fellow ix Ibis Bill , And as an artist be bas skill. Former School: Parker. Rooters, '27, '28, Basketball Team, '28, Room Baseball, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Class Treasurer. Louis SHAFFER He .Ilams Ibe ball lbc url almrv, Admiring damscls all shout Loral Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '27, '28, Light Weight Basket- ball, '25, '26, '27, Capt., '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Tennis Team, '25, Capt., '26, '27-'28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Senior Hi-Y, 28, C Men's Club, '27, '28, Chemistry Club, '27, '28. ANNA SIKMA Always happy, always gay, Even on a rainy day. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28, Latin Club, '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27 '28 HAROLD SMITH Pep is Harold? sccoml name, Some day it's sure fo bring bim fame. Former School: Parker. Rooters Club, 25, '26, '27, R. O. T. C., '25, '26, '27, Chemistry Club, '28, Drama Club, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, Usher, '26, R. O. T. C. Police, '26, '27 '28, Rifle Team, '25, '28, Band, '25. BETTY STAINSBY Some prize a jcwcl fhafs bard fo find, Some prize a damsel-like Ibis-IlJat's kiml. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Crier '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, French Club, '25, '26, '27, Pres., '28, Senior Club, '27 '28, Glee Club, '28, Mixed Chorus, '28. T f. 7'-it-i If Sw JN is L 45 N TEMULAC l DOROTHY STARBIRD Hair lhafs hlaelz, eyes fha! smile, Manner charming-ull bcguile. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G, A, A, '26, ,27, '28, Room Basketball, '27 Room Baseball, '27, Senior Club, '27 '28, Mixed Chorus, '28, Orchestra, '25 '26, ,27, '28, Drama Club, '28. ROBERT STEELE Displays a nature which is real. Rooters, '26, ,27, '28, R. O. T. C., '25 '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, ,27, '28 Drama Club, '27. CHARLES STERMER The hero of Pon1umler W'alk. - Of him lhe slzizienls lozfe Io tulle. Rooters, '2 , '26, '2 , Sec., '28 5 7 istry Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27 ior Club, '27, '28. NEVA STEWART She speaks in forecfnl fiery wuyx, And wins from all their heurlfrlt praise. Rooters, '25, '26, ,27, '28, G. A. A. '26, Rec. Sec., '27-'28, Room Basketball 27, Latin Club, '27, '28, Senior Club 27, '28, German Club, Treas., '28. 1 9 FLORENCE STOEL And Ihat is why she's friend so wise. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A. '26, ,27, V. P., '28, Senior Club, ,27, '28 EVERET'l STRANGEMAN He knows slrange farms like pi and prinfer' devil , He's made in i0IH lll1liSfll' lore fo revel. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Crier '26, ,27, '28, R. O. T. C., '25, '26 '28, Band, '25, '26, Drama Club, '27 28. f-fx fi' gg? ....,.-,.,,-, ,i,..i.-, ,L-hw., ive ff L 46 7 3 1 3 This bright young ehap namezl Robert Slevlr, S 9 1 Basketball, '26, '27, Capt., '28, Chem- 7 '28, Room Basketball, '26, ,27, '28, Sen- 9 9 3 There's depth of knowledge in clark blue eyes, 1 X v 9 French Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, 3 l TEMULAC l ' '-f . n i ,. , ,.aQ-Ta,1s1f.s. -,xg-:5-.ev--,,.,. - -, ,514 'gf ,,,-ij f egg?-jg-rm-,L'j:i:'i3x1a-Q ,L-gi-.',,.'9 VIVIAN STROMBORG Shc's good as gold and always square, Wc're glarl with her our low to share. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '27, Treas., '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, Class Vice-President. MARGUERITE SUNDBLAD Our Mugsie is a fricml so rare, There's none that with her can compare. Rooters, '25, '26, Sec., '27, '28, Crier , ,273 G. A. A., '26, '27, 28, Latin Club, '25, Pres., '26, V. Pres., '27,- '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club. '25, '26, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '2S, '26, '27, '28, Vocal Club, '27, Drama Club, '27, '28. CHARLES SWEET Shakespeare wrote about this larl, Ivt olil HamIct tell, For it's Ihcrc that someone says, Sweets lo sweat, farewell. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Track, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Senior Hi-Y, '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28, Wrest- ling, '27, '28, C Men's Club, '27, '28. JOSEPH TRISCHAN Hcar the marry students sing, A-tiskrt, a-laskct, Ioseplfs made a basket! Rooters, '25, '26, Heavy Weight Basketball, '27, Light Weight Basket- ball, '26, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28, Spanish Club, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28. FRANK VETTER If you would make your journals better, Then call for aid from Dr. Vetter. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Drama Club, '28, Crier , '27, '28, Public Speaking Club, '28, Spanish Club, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28. HELEN WARADY She did her work and did not fret, When she is gone, Cal wofft forget. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, '28. f'.X --- iw? h 47 if 'I' li M U L A C I were 1 ELSIE WEDOFF Goorl and prolly-gooil and szvccl, Slac's the kind yon're Plc'asrri fo 17lf'Cf. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, '28, Mixed Chorus, '27, Drama Club, '27. IRENE WHITE Our wish: The sun above you, Good friends to love you. ' 4 Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Latin Club, '26, '27, '28, French Club, '25, Senior Club, '27, '28. VIOLA WHITE SlJc's qnilr' a girl, fbcrc is 110 doubt, Ins! mrri ber oizrc, llzru 3'on'll find oul. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Council, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, French Club, '26, '27, '28, Spanish Club, '25, '26, Senior Club, '27, '28. PHYLLIS NWILLIAMS Hair of gold and eyes of blur, Winning smiles, and friend so true. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28, Crier , '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Spanish Club, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Glee Club, '26, '27, Mixed Chorus, '26, '27, Drama Club, '28. NAOMI WIMP She has bright uml shining ways, She brings ilu' sim on rlozuly days. Former School: Morgan Park. Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, G. M. T. C., '27, '28, Drama Club, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28. RICHARD WITTY Richard Willy, shy but gay, He'll be a s0jz'r yet some day. Rooters, '25, '26, Pres., '27,-'28, Crier , '26, '27, '28, Football, '26, Room Basketball, '25, Room Baseball, '25, R. O. T. C., '25, '26, Sen. Capt., '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Junior Hi-Y, Pres., '25, Drama Club, '28. ,dsoh-W -.wk-F,w ggi. bww-,-mrmvm - li . 48 , . L,,, ,155f5 ' -1-W 7 - 1 l ..- .L -...- A 1 - EDMUND ZUBHLKE This is I boy of fooibull fame, He :wed lbe Jay in the Parker game. Rooters, '15, '16, '27, '18, Student Council, '15, '16, Football, '16, '17, Baseball Team, '16, '17, Spanish Club, '15, '16, Senior Club, '17, '18, Band, ' '15, '16, Drama Club, '17g C Men's . Club, '16, '17, Chemistry Club, '17, '18. , N . . 4' 'I A 1. J I TEMULAC l June Four-Year Graduates LAWRENCE HATELY This fellow suits us to a T , And when you know him, you'll agree. Former School: De LaSalle. Senior Club, '28. JOSEPH LYNCH Ioe Lynch, who is a shining light, Some-day will be a man of might. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, '28g Senior Club, ,27, '28. ' ROBERT MURPHY A worker, scholar and friend is he x But best of all titles, just Pal would be. Senior Club, ,27, '28, WALTER NYs1'RoM His colors now? Maroon and blue! To Calumet he'll ere prove true. Former School: Tilden. MARY JANE SMITH We'll call to mind her pirouettes, When mem'ry's naught but silhouettes. Rooters, '26, ,27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Senior Club, '27, '28, Drama Club, ,27. 153 l v ls 50 - -rv .-,,,- , A 11. , .,,.-., ., W , E '1----j--j- If 1, 5,52 D ff Y' X 5' f ff ,U f X X f X Wm gf f -X i f I 'O - X ,Y 33 DW ' Q 3:9 W' X Q m 3 f li 1v ',' Q HM MMM WQW M fy , '2g1 .l5'41i 115: ' i K 1 il f M X9iWlYfvwWn2aw1 'W' WH I L SI vi., 1 l TEMULAC F 1 February Two-Year Graduates THE two-year graduates of February 1928, chose the following students as their class officers: P President . . . . . LILLIAN OWEN Vice-President . . HOWARD MCNEIL Secretary ......... LAURA L1Nno1'H , Treasurer ......... VERA OLsoN Some of these graduates have returned to Calumet to complete a four-year course, but many' have entered into business and are now holding positions in the commercial world. A fh- 3 53 TEMULAC February Two-Year Graduates VIOLET BELSHAM In lyping colnfrciifion she bas vuriml lin' lrigbvsf prize, WC fbink of lbc olfl iimxim, S11z'crss Io bin: who fri:-s. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, '27, G. A. A., '27, Room Volley Ball, '26, Welfare Com., ,273 Reming- ton Award, '27, Scribbler's Club, '26. MINNIE P. CHIANELLI A girl in whose dc:-11, dark, brown vyrs, The promise of lruc' fricmlsbip lies. Rooters, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, Remington Award, '27: Civics Club, '27, Room Treasurer, '27, Highest Scholarship, 104, '26. . DEBORAH V. COLLINS Quicl, sincere with 'uzzirlr gcnialily, A moifrl ifidwd, 11 fine ivcrsouulily! Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, G. A. A. Alternate, '27, Civics Club, '26, Underwood Award, '27. HELEN G. COLLINS Sbc is loved by all lwcr class, A Iribule fine lo pay u lass. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Civics Club, '27. RUTH M. DELSING Sbc bils the keys of type with speed ibut wins Rewards that take the shape of jliris. Rooters, '25, '27, Crier , '26, Temu- lac Rep., '25, G. A. A., '27, Underwood Award, '27, Civics Club, '26, Freshman Club, '25, Cantors' Club, '27, Compto- metcr Award, '27. LUCILLE C. FISH Sim has a rlisjiosifiwz ffm! is most bright and sunny. Aml frimds im' Jrauw by il quilt' like flies Io boncy. Rooters, '26, '27, G. M. T. C., '26, '27, Crier',', '27. ff-5 -A --v-1 if 5,35 wif L ss 1 rf Qi iiuui AC J, 77' I f - X fffpv ENID A. FULLER If each one were like this sweet little maid, All life would then be as a harmony played. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, Crier , '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, Room Volleyball, '26, Welfare Com., '26, Scribbler's Club, '26 Q DOROTHY V. GOLDBERG The sowing of good works must not be all in vain, So she a great rirh harvest most surely will attain. Rooters, '26, ,275 Student Council, '26, G. A. A., '26, ,27Q Room Volley- ball, '26, Civics Club, ,27Q Remington Award, '27. IRENE HAMMAR A girl who's blithesome, bright and gay, Will make a lifetime seem a day. Rooters, '26, '27, Honor Council, ,27j Student Council, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Dancing, '26, '27, Underwood Award, ,273 Remington Award, ,273 L. C. Smith, ,27Q Welfare Com., '26, Highest Scholar- ship, R. 316, ,27. FERN A. HANSEN Lovely ferns hide deep in the woods, They are little, but they are good! Rooters, '26, '27, Crier , '26, Temu- lac Rep., '26, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '26, Room Volleyball, '26. DOROTHY HANSEN For gaining new friends, she has a facility, Miss Hansen's possessed of alluring tranquillity. Student Gov., '26, Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, G. A. A., '26, ,275 G. A. A. Al., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, Cantors' Club, '27, Civics Club, ,27- HELEN HEDBERG Fair complexion, tall and slim, She goes through this, our life, with rim. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Remington Award, ,27. W 'Y RNYYY 'Y N - W-'-'1'1-.V ia' Ni' '-'W 'CH Y 'hs 'as 54 , '1' IQMUI i Ce,-- BERNICE A. HELANDER Tallcaliifc, willy, and quirk- Tbc firsl a careful cya will jvirle. Rooters, '26, ,27Q G. A. A., '26, ,27Q Room Baseball, '26, Room Volleyball, '26. LILLIAN L. IRVINE Her eyes are full of riglal good will, Aml wilb ber glances comes ra lhrill. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council Del., '26, '27, Publicity, ,27Q G. A. A., ,27. FLORENCE JENSEN Herr is u girl wlyo is willy uml lfrigbl, A joy lo lbc lcuchcrs who lwar lwr rrrilv. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Room Tennis, '26, '27, Highest Scholarship, R. 316, '27. RUTH JOHNSON We surely love and praise your lrulb, Hrrcwilb we call a loast To Rull1! Rooters, '25, '26, ,275 G. A. A., '25, '26, '27, Swimming, '27, Cantors', '27, Civics, '26, Underwood Award, 27. THEnEsA G. KING A jmrurrful girl in lrulb, a willing worker, No grcal awards go czfcr lo flu' sbirlacr. Rooters Club, '25, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '27, Room Baseball, ,275 Room Tennis, '27, Girl Scouts, '25, '26. LAURA LINROTH Slave was llze bead of G. A. A.-it famous girl alblcle, Tbr fish race was lm' sjwcinlly, and ob, bow bard lo beat! Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Swimming, '27, Class Secretary, '27, President G. A. A., '26, Royal Award, ,275 Underwood Award, '27, Reming- ton Award, '27, L. C. Smith Award, '27, Life-Saving Club, ,27. 1553? i 55 l TEMULAC l I i f-X Ei?-I --- if QW VERA OLSON Here's a girl wl1o'x no! withoul jollity, Aml all agree, slJc's a lady of quality. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A .A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Room Volley- ball, '26, '27, Class Treasurer, '27, Civics Club, '26, Crier , '27, Cantors' Club, '27. LILLIAN B. OWEN Of slalure small, a fave serene, indeed a charm- ing lass Is Lillian, fha jzresizlent of the Commercial Class. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, G. A. A. Dele- gate, '26, '27, Room Basketball, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Room VolleV- ball, '26, Tennis, '26, Class President, '27, Comptomtery Award, '27. DOROTHY REHM Her eyes willa laughing mischief gleam, And full of joyous promise seem. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Underwood Award, '27. INEZ RICHARD In future days when you want a good book- For ihe name of Ibis aulbor you must lake a look. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, G. A. A., '26, '27. Rosle E. ROBY Faill1 will bear in mimi, Ariel leave ber record of good works behind. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, G. A. A. Delegate, '26, Room Baseball, '27, Room Volleyball, '26, '27, Room Tennis, '27, Tennis, '27, Underwood Pin, '27, Royal Award, '27, Remington Award, '27. - ' ON ' -- ' -N , , Q Eg 1, 4' , an 56 l TEMULANC February Two-Year Graduates PHARIS CASSIDY Good manners and nature, both combined, Will make him many friends in time. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, Temulac, '26, Room Basketball, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, ,273 Clean-Up Com., '26, Highest Scholarship, 329, '26. DELLA B. CEIPLIS Della is a lively gal - You're lucky if she calls you pal . Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '27, Crier , '26, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '27, Room Tennis, '27, Vom. Club, '26, Comptometry Award, '27, Welfare Club, '26, Highest Scholar- ship. ANNA E. JACKSON Addition, subtraction, and division, She does all these with great precision. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Basketball, '26, Room Volleyball, '26. HELEN KAROW One whose good nature is rarely disturbed, We hope her exuberance will never be curbed. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, G. A. A., '26, '27, Swimming, '27, Girls' Basketball, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Room Volleyball, '26, Candy Com., '26. MARTHA LIND Martha's very quiet, Martha's very meek, Martha's sure to be the one Big Business seeks. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, Crier , '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, Room Volleyball, '26. JAMES J. MAVROGEANES Of sturdy build, with features fine, Here strength and wisdom now combine. Rooters, '26, '27, Room Basketball, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, Track Meet, '27, Comptometer Award, '27. HOWARD McNE1L We liken him to planets in their orbits ever MARJORIE E. MOEEITT For the art of typing, she has afinity, The wealth of her cheerfulness comes near to infinity. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '27, Room Volleyball, '27, Commercial Club, '26. HARRY OTTERDAHL Aloof he stands within our halls, Heed not the lure of school-mates' calls. Rooters, '26. MURIEL ROGERS Muriel loves books to study and read, That is why she's gaining knowledge indeed. Rooters, '26, '27,' G. A. A., '26, '27, Cantors' Club, '27, Civics Club, '26. MILDRED RYD Shy glance, and a perpetual smile, Make her, indeed, a friend worth while. Rooters, '27, G. A. A. Delegate, '26, Cantors' Club, '27, Civics Club, '26, Remington Award, '27. ELSIE SCHAEEER She'll dance her way to a niche of fame, The lights of Broadway will spell her name. Booster, '25, Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26, '27, G. M. T. C., '25, '26, Treasurer Cantors, '27, Royal Award, '27, Underwood Award, '27. HENRIETTA C. SIEDAL Double interest in this girl you'll find- A love of sports and books combined. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, ,273 G. A. A. Al., '26, Room Baseball, '26, ,275 Room Volleyball, '26, Comptome- ter Awards, '27. HAROLD A. SMITH Ambitious, persevering, ever ready with a jest, An abundance of humor is a gift with which he's blessed. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '26, Room Baseball, '26, Comptometer Award, ,27. TOM SULLIVAN Tom, Tom, the Piper's son, Passed his course and away he run. Booster, '25, Rooters, '26, '27, Room Basketball, '25, '26, '27, Room Baseball, '25, '26, '27, Civics, '27. swinging, ROBERT G. WARREN As regular, as quiet, yet quick as swallows A populaf fellow, on businen inlenfg winging. Rooters, '25, '26, '27, Class Vice- President, '27, Civic Club, '27. I -13 To lighten the labors of fellowman sent. Rooters, '26, ,273 Temulac Rep., ,273 Room Baseball, '26, Clean-up Com. '27. jiffwv -f-W ls 57 june Two-Year Graduates THE June graduates from the two-year course chose the following as the officers of their graduating class: President . . . . MARY HOGBERG Vice-President EVELYN STRONER Treasurer . . . KARL MARTIN Secretary ........ BLANCHE TREULICK The graduates all hope to succeed in the business world with the aid of their knowledge attained at Calumet. Many, who feel they cannot leave Calumet, intend to come back and finish a four-year course. -wgwmw .,.-.---A Q- L?rgi? ls 58 AA- .----W -. -..ww C 2 2. 2 5-'ww--' 1, vfk-Q QD '4-i,I ' 1' lt ru Q' xi 4. June Two-Year Graduates MiXRIE ANDERSON Someday we .vball hope io src, This damsel as a nofary. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, G. A. A. Alt., '27, Public Speaking Club, '28, Crier Rep., '27, Class Secretary, '27. NORAH BARRY Shi' has a fIlL'dSK1l1f way, aml xzrcvlg We long again bar lilzc lo nirvi. G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Room Volleyball, '26. ROSE BEAL In fbi' Army of Bllsincss, slwc lalws up lm' kit, Anil tba baffle will :bow bvr doing lim' liif. G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. MURIEL BECKER Workirlg hard for ber new boss, SlJr 1I rule as gain , and never 1osx . Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Literary Club, '28, Room Volleyball, '28, Room Baseball, '27. HAZEL BERRY What for you will fuinrr bold? A great big door, your namr in gold. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '26, '27. AUGIE BEUCHEMA Oh, yours is lhe lop of fbr' 1L'orIJ Io scan, Look it all ozfcr and make your plan. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room Vol- leyball, '28, f.x .n - f ,zfqv Q- --,W -2 .- E. -..-., go ieil 59 v -Q.. , T L: M U L A C JOSEPHINE CARLBERG From Illinois lo far Tibcl, We'll all remember Calumet. G. A. A., '28. EVELYN CONES Cheerful aml bright, From morning till nighi. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room Volleyball, '28, Student Council, '28, KATHERINE COTIGUALA Boih in Imsirirss and in play, She has always much to say. G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Roo ball, '28, Room Basketball, '27 m Volley-- ALICE CRONIN We believe shc's bright and witty, Will lhey think so, in the oily? Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Temulac Rep., '26. MARY DIFANIS Though shc's milrl, lhough shtfs meek, She'll boih her fame and forlune seek. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Volleyball, '26, Basketball, ,27Q Eti- quette Club, '28. ETHEL DRYER Always full of hojic uml chccr, She is guy lhroughmfl fha' year. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room Volleyball, '27. f'-.X .4 ii, -W -6 -2 K6 W!-f,zf.::,g -hwaf -M-H-...W -2- 25,6 L 60 T F M ULAC lv E DOROTHY FEELEY Be good, su'ez'l maial, anal let 'lL'lJ0 will lu- Clever, Do noble lbings, noi llream ibem all day long. G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Volleyball, '28, Baseball, '27, MELBA FULTON Lilze lbc slar above ilu' lrine, Fame will ou! 'of rlarkuess shine. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '28, Room Volleyball, '28. JOSEPHINE GILLIO The heart of a frieml is lzimlenerl wilh fears, But heaviness goes wlren Ille maid appears. Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, ' Student Council Del., '28, Basketball '27, Volleyball, '28, Room Baseball, '27, Orchestra, '27, '2 8. lVlARY HOGBERG Sbe's a leader of lbe beslg Sbe always works for all Ilve resl. 3 Rooters, '26, 27, '28, G. A. A., '26, , '27, '28, Literary Club, '28, Room Bas- ketball, '27, Student Council, '28, Room Volleyball, '28. ELEANOR HEIN Never in the class of sbirlcers , Always termed a willing 1uorlzer . Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '28. Doms JAMES Nimble fingers, nimble bands, See the big job that she lands. Former School: Flower. G. A. A., '27, '28, Rooters, '27, '28 Temulac Rep., '27, '28. l l 1 l l fax ff,5 PY I 'W ' YW ' 4-A U A'A 7.' 'Q ' 'C RCHL 'H' 7 'es- 61 E 4515... U ...JC E QM' , ge CE:x- -f , MARGARET JANDA On sunny or on cloudy days, Do not forget that training pays. '28, Room Volleyball, '28. DOROTHY JOHNSON The work she did was work well done, A1111 yet she ne'er forgot her fun. Rooters, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. FRANCIS JOHNSON She can danee, she can sing, Anil she can do the useful thing. '27, '28, Room Volleyball, '28, Room Baseball, '28, Student Council, '28. RUTH JULIAN As far as knowledge is concerned, Remember, much can still be learned. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '27, '28, HEI,EN KERN Through winter, summer, spring and full, Here's a friend on whom yon'll call. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28. MURIEL KILLEEN Wforlcing in an offer, she'll be sure fo leurl As Ihe best of typisls, noted for her speed. Rooters, '25, '26, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. .ffx AY....2 We -.M -.kW--.-Mr' 'grgcf -N. W. .- me- -3-----'--- -- vi h 62 Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, .f v a, 1 1. NI L 1 .x cl!-W L:dJ,,,.g4., , ADELINE LASKEY Sln s like u jlivr, soaring bigbg IIN aim is grail, brr molfo Try . Rooters, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. ALICE LAZAUSKAS Ilus plrzziy of Imp ami iols of 1'in1-- Tin' wry kim! ibafs bouml to win. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Volleyball, '26, '28. RosE LILIKES Her aim for fH'I'f't'I'fi0lI ami nofbiug lvss Is uimosf rvriain lo bring sncfess. G. A. A., '26, '27, Del., '28. HAZEL LOHRBACH Pl'ffllllII'A1 fllllllgllii of you remain In our hmrfs where they have lain. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26 '27, '28, Room Volleyball, '28. Bnssug MARTIN Ulf, 1111, 1117, you soon will go- Aml nscwisiou 1L'0I1,f be slow. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. '28. KARL MAli'l'IN His vncrgy uw wish wr' limi- A slmdy worlzcr is Ibis lad. Rooters, '27, '28, Junior Hi-Y, '27, Student Council, '27, Soph. Football, ,27Q Room Baseball, '27, Track, '27, '28. 1 A. A., '27, f 1' snpx 77 7 ' ' 'q., K ' W' ' '- 1 . 5 .1 lf 63 Q., 3 TEMULAC J ye' MARGARET MICHELSON She bus learned a bard 'l'0L'lIfi0Il, For it is hard fo lake diffaliorz. G. A. A., '27, '28. ALVA NELSON Good-bye is a sad word for my pen, I'll say instead, We'll meet again. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Student Coun- cil, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Crier Rep., '28. 'VIOLET NORDAHL We all await her prornpl replies For she's afknowledgcd fo be wise. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Volleyball, '26, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room Baseball, '27. ADOLPH NYSTROM 'A--dusiness man be'll be indeed, , A boy we hope to see succeed. Rooters, '27, '28, Junior Hi-Y, '27, Student Council, '27, Track, '26, '27, '28, Room Baseball, '27, Soph. Football, 27. AGNES O'KEEFE A solid maid with lots of go, If the good ship founders, she -will row. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, ,273 Room Volleyball, '26, '28, Crier Alt., s 27. LORETTA OSTERBOSCH Wfbcn she 'l'L'IIfIlYL'S she surrecds, The sort of girl a busim'ss needs. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Student Coun- eil, '26, Temulac Rep., '28, G. M. T. C., '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room Volleyball, . 27. W, . Nil'-Qs? ' ' . . , . ' 4 'M' ' M' 1 'vii -V-4---fi' -'-'1'-7 ,h Qi.: ul, N:, .- ' L is 64 F.. k 1 . Y w Vw 1 1-. xi L L A Q- 45 ,-2 Aucla PEDLRSON Buxkvflnlll, sxviirilriiiig, ivniiix, ami X-Till, All lavljml Ibis girl In lzwp in irini. Rooters, '27, '28, Swimming Team, '28, Volleyball, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Grier Rep., '28. Dokonn' Rich If I0 lwr slrun' mlm' trifling l'i'l'!1Y'5 fall, Lrmle on luv' fafr, aml -1'Ull'il forgqvf lbvm ull. Rooters, '26, '27, Student Council, '27, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. IDOROTHY SAx1.12i: Fur llrix -voiiiig girl 'luvlilii lu' u xlmiilv, If sln x noi in ilu' lvalix of fuinv. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room y Volleyball, '28. SADIE SCHAFF . A worlil lo win-big llvingx in lla- I frtlllllllfl ill-punils on you. Rootcrs, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Volleyball, '28, Room Baseball, '27, Room Basketball, '27. MILDRIZD SCHM IDT A smilr' for yon, a smiii- for wr, A smile for all whom slu' nmy xrr. Rooters, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Social Committee, '28. Dolxorln' SHARP Tbonglr you sbuulil lin- in forrigii jmrfx, Thf'n ll alxvayx lin' H'NIi'HIbY'dIIf'!' in our lwarfs. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. x 1-:X fe -A A f .. A 'gfffwgsfx' Q--- 2 Q 'ai 05 .fi ?s,,giEg5if . 'lf-Qiif' ,iskgih 'N TEMULAC l BERNICE SHERMAN Shc's a girl that works so hard Sucrcss is on har calling card. Student Council, '28, Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, Room Baseball, '26g Room Volleyball, '26, HELEN STEED She's like a cool and crystal slrcum That brings refreshment lo your dreams. ,, G. A. A., '28, Room Club, V. P.. ,27. WILHELMINA STEZKE Bc'r11ilics in vain fhcir prclly vycs may rollg Charms strike lhc sighf, but merit wins lhe soul. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. EVELYN STRONER In siorms ibut sccm almosl as :lark as night, This girl's u beurorz ami shines ouf, bright. Rooters, '27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Honor Roll, '28. MARIETTA SUTHERLAND Whru she slooil among the rcs! You mulzl pink hzrr as lhe best. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Volleyball, '26, Honor Roll, ,27. FLORENCE THUN A rhvvry miss whose wif abounds, A uw-alll: of lznowlmlgc that astounds. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, Student Coun- c1l, '26, '27, G. A. A., '27, '28. 1'-.5 QM-Ugiv!! ls 66 . l TEMULAC T GERTRUD13 TIEMERSMA If yon'll permit us slungy slug , WWII my ber work is up to snug . Former School: Lindblom. Rooters, '28, G. A. A., '28, Room Volleyball, '28, Class Secretary. BLANCHE TREULICK There is a garden in brr furr, Where rows and while Iiliux grow. Rootcrs, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27. GENEVIEVE Voss But Slaalzcxjwarc also said 'fix l'L'I'j' silly To gild 7L'flI1l'd gold, or pain! Ibn' lily. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Public Speaking Club, '27, '28, Class Treasurer, '28. MARGARET WALLACE Lady, furry ben' no longvrg Brains so full ran gran' no stronger. G. A. A., '27, '28, Rooters, '27, '28: Room Volleyball, '26, Honor Roll, '27. MARGARIQT ZIPPLR A low of fun willrin lwr Inrlcs, Bn! no om' 4'l'l'l' suyx xlw slwirlzx. G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. June Two-Year Graduates MARIE ALBERT Sln' iv going I0 the fray, To Jo lwr bil, lo earn lrrr uuiy. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28. MARGiXRET BEHEN S0 xxzwf, xo guy, HN' xmill' ix as liriglvl us iluy Rooters, '26, '27, '28, '27, '28. G. A. A., ' 26, E1.lzAB1iTH BRAATZ Tln' .wwrrl of luv lmlzilry l'4l llixflmv- Sln' SIIYTIN mmf llc llzwlliug willa fbi' rose. Rootcrs, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, '2-'g Student Council, '26. ARTHUR BUSSIAN Quill' rl fml: all likv lvimg lfnll of fun lo flu' llrim. XVIOLIET CARLSON Ilnlvpy, xn1ililI,Q. all ilu' llay- WH' rvnmlrr why xln' ix 50 guy. Former School: Lindblom. G. A. A., '27, '28, Rooters, '27, '28. GIQRTRUIJE CASH For lflmingx rrvr uviil' nu rirluous llwilx, Ami llmuglr 41 lair, KI xurv, rrzvanl Jrif'c'r'fuls. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, 3 27, '28. f.X fl' ?px 3 'L l'i'li'Q ' '-Qt' V I , tx' -K .,. Nl, 4' 1 IJ - 67 sumti HIGH 'SCHOUY L l8l1LAr.I Cp' My sw Rlrsli' m TEMULAC J WILLIAM CLARK Why should we call this lad a flier? Because he .seeks to go on, higher. Swimming team, Capt., '28, Rooters, '26, '27, '28. JULIA CONROY Always smiling, always gay, Though she has no time to play. HENRIETTA DE VRIES To everyone she's sweet and kind , To little failings she is blind. G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28, Student Coun- cil, '27, Room Basketball, '27. EMMETT DONOVAN A powerful lad with Irish eyes- A humor great within him lies. Former School: Tilden C Mens' Club, ,27, '28, Football, '27, Swimming, '28, Wrestling, '28. JOHN FEYERER In commerce some men find their fame, We're sure this lad will do the same. Former School: Lindblom. A Rooters, '27, '28, R. O. T. C., '28, Baseball Team, '28. LoRETTA GORMAN Success, the mark no mortal wit, Or surest hand, can always hit. .Rooters, 28, G. A. A., '26, '27, 28, Room Volleyball, '28. ALICE GREEN How does this maid build success? By her motto, Don't just guess. s 27, Rooters, ,27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, I 28. CLARA GREENBERG Exams are o'er, you've done your best, Now face the world for one more test. D Rooter, '26, ,27, '28, G. A. A., 26, ,27, '28. LEONARD HARTIGAN We know he'll be a Wall Street shark , He has no patience with an easy mark . Rooters, '27, '28, Room Club, Pres., '27. RUTH HILDEBRAND Now the business world has caught you, Don't forget the things we taught you. G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28, Room Basket- ball, Capt., '27, Rooters, '27, '28, Litera- ture Club, '28. . WILLIAM IRWIN - His final lesson he has said, HELENA KRADO Always ahead, never behind, She's a girl that uses mind. Rooters, '26, ,27, '28, G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28. VIRGINIA LARSON It was as if the sun had set- You said farewell to Calumet. G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28, Room Base- ball, '27, Room Volleyball, '28. MILDRED MEJSTRIK I find I am happy, I find I feel true, And then I discover I'm thinking of You. G. A. A., '26, ,27, '28. FRANCES MITCHELL Don your goggles, your leather. suit too, Pilot your plane in sky of blue. JAMES O,CONNELL Always working as hard as he can, He'll reach the rank of Prominent Man . Former School: Tilden. Rooters, ,27, '28, Football, '27, Room Basketball, '28, Room Baseball, '27. JOHN PUHALAK In two-year classes, boys are few, But here is one that's coating through . Rooters, ,27, '28, Swastika, '28. JAMES ROLLINS To make the world a friendly place He shows to it a smiling fare. Rooters, '26, '27, '28. EDITH SANDERSON How small a part of time they share That are so wondrous sweet and fair. Rooters, '26, '27, '28, G. A. A., '26, '27, '28, Room Volleyball, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room Baseball, '27. LUELLA SCHULTZ Listen, my people, and you'll admit This little girl has lots of lt . Rooters, ,27, '28, G. A. A., '27, '28, Room Basketball, '27, Room Volleyball, '28 RUTH SULLIVAN Nature, that wisely made nothing in vain, Did make you lovely to be loved again. Rooters, '26, '27, G. A. A., '26, ,27, Student Council, '26, Spanish Club, '26, JOSEPHINE WYDINSKI She's a girl that all should know- Her motto is, Be on the go. I . 3 , Success is waiting just ahead. Rooters, 27' G' A' A 27' 28' Rooters, '26, ,27, '28. MARGARET ZOLL HELEN KAISER Like a flower yet unfurled Never stumble new, falter, She blossoms in the Business World. Never let your friendship alter: , G- A- A-s 16, 3-7, 289 Glee Club, 3 Rooters, 27, G. A. A., 28. 27, Temulac Rep., 27. !' Fr' fv!!gf?g 68 -Cggiggl 'rrxiuinxc v ,s Adler, Leo Allan, Mabel Anderson, Helen Anderson, Raymond Arndt, Howard Aronson, Alice Ball, Edwin Bard, Marian Beatty, Dawn Beilfuss, George Behn, Wilbur Bellman. Adelyne Berglund, Gunnar Berglund, Ruth Bjork, Ruth Block, Dorothy Blocki, Margaret Blomquist, Frances Bongerz, Corinne Booth, William Brown. 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K kk ' I Q 1 73' Q TEMULAC J McMahon, Frances Mueller, Gertrude Myles, Edith Newstrom, Carl Parizeh, George Pehrson, Inez Potson, Peter Rago, Bessie Reale, Blanche Rees, Edwin Reif, Anna Roche, Arvado Roliwiez, Margaret Rowe, Janet Schade, Nell Scherbarth, Frances Smalling, Katherine Staken, Bruno Stern, Sylvia Tenenberg, William Thatcher, Ruth Warady, Seymore RooM I44 , Adams, Lawrence Anderson, Anna Anderson, Dorothy Austin, Jennie Bergstrom, Ruth Branch, Henry Brennan, William Brunner, Alpha Conover, Eleanor Davenhower, Harold Day, Charles Debus, Marjorie Ensminger, Melville Glaum, Ethel Gramlich, Roy Harris, Jack Helsley, Charles Homer, Russel Juds, Irvin Knize, Helen Matthew, Sidney Murphy, Thomas Nelson, Julian O'Leary, Geraldine Osko, George Osterfelt, Robert Peterson, Warren Polzin, Howard Prevo, Hilda Radio, Sidney Ragel, Geraldine Rogers, Anthony Shick, Marguerite Schneider, Bernice Simons, Earnest Sleizer, Helen Spenser, Hall Surface, Victor Waxstein, Milton Weaver, Jean Werderitch, Conrad Westberg, Granger Room zooB Anderson, Jane Asklund, Hilda Babbington, William Barber, Charles Barr, Arthur Barrett, Evelyn Barry, William Behr, Morris Byerly, Alice Cairns, Ruth Casey, Lloyd Cavanaugh, Florence Conlan, Leona Crowley, Leo Donohue, William Earnshaw, Helen Fritikin, Saul Iseminger, Enid Jones, Edward Knox, Charles McNamara, John Miller, Gladys Morema, Dorothy Nelson, Dorothy O'Connor Dorothy Quigley, Thomas Reynolds, M. 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I 74 , J 75 Kopulos, Stella Larson, Martha Logan, Donald Lynd, Grace Manz, Charles Mclnerney, George Morris, Wildon Nafe, Virger Otto, Dorothy O'Hara, Eileen Burke, Marion Reamer, Owen Rogers, Elaine Recktenwall, Jean Areid, Vessie Richardson, Aileen Riemersma, Alfred Robbins, Beth Sorenson, Paul Seaman, Laurense Simons, Jane Simpson, Mi'ldred Staedke, Edna Schaller, Della Stengel, Pearl Wurst, Evelyn Room 244 Abrahamson, Charles Basiger, James Becker, Evelyn Becker, Ruth Boetter, Virginia Boyer, Dorothy Branch, Donald Brown, Clarence Cannon, Anna Converse, Mary Ericksen, Ruth Farley, Anna Fern, Judge Hoger, Marie Housberg, Sylvia Hoffman, Beatrice Kalinowski, Minerva Loewy, Sylvia Lovegren, Sherman McDonald, Edwin Metcalf, Helen Nelson, Jean Nelson, Maud Neilsen, Helen Nowicki, Ted Olson, Lloyd Pfeifer, Erma Reiner, Louise Roberts, Dorothy Schaller, Martha Sewell, Russell Teach, Edwin Trapp, Grace Tuohy, Wilbur Wallen, Ellen Waters, Erma Young, Harriet wg L TEMULAC -J Room 248 Ahlsredt, Mildred Anderson, Eleanor Anderson, Evelyn Balmer, Helen Behen, Mary Bjork, Frank Borgstrom, Russell Bostrom, William Buckels, Donna Burnett, Mabel Callahan, Lawrence Carlson, Helen Comerford, William Decker, Mabel Ehrmeyer, Gladys Erbol, Carl Erickson, Mildred Farrel, Muriel Hetzner, W' liam Klepper,'Marc .X Marchetti, Art McNamara, Edward Morgan, Louise Nudelman, Arnold Olson, Edna Olson, Evelyn Peterson, Eleanor Post, George Smith, Ruth Stephens, John Furney, Helen Walters, Valerie Williams, Kathryn Yud, Emma Room 3ooA Anderson, Eileen Bahe, Florence Butler, Margarey Chapman, Mae Cousins, Margaret Crous, Mildred Davis, Joan Drews, Grace Enright, Gertrude Gustafson, Martha Hackenbrock, Lorraine Hirsch, Carrie Kean, Lorraine Kerr, Mary Q Krick, Ethel Larson, Helen McCormick, Gladys MacLennan, Jessie McKay, Sylvia Manning, Anna Mae Mehrings, Madeline Messinger, Catherine Nelson, Ethel Nordmark, Ragna Robertson, Jean Roepke, Ruth Rovi'll, Bernice Ruff, Katherine Sanders, Evelyn Sandin, Mildred Sather, Elenor Schumacher, Marie Senger, Cleo Shattrick, Charlotte Sullivan, Mary Tatgenhorst, Marie Talle, Maybelle Van Horn, Mary Wyere, Mae Yonker, Marion Balcuilis, Peter Crotty, Dan Cummings, John Dornbus, Dan Gross, Jack McFarland, Ben Tischler, Adolph Wilson, John Room 30x Bossard, Anna Burke, Miles Crowhurst, Lucille Dakers, Catherine De Guide, Madeline Eickman, Irene Graber, Albert Green, Lucille Halsall, Gertrude Healy, Betty Hirtzer, Joseph lgoe, Myrtle Johnson, Helen Johnson, June Jones, Marjorie Kiesling, Bernice Koch, Irene Kropp, Herbert McConnell, Dorothy Miller, Fred Munturjler, Eva Newton, Martha O'Connor, Timothy Olson, Dorothy Otterdahl, Mildred Papke, Adeline Peters, Marion Purdey, Maxine Reuhl, Robert Sternquist, Paul Stevenson, Edith Swanson, Edwin Tinsman, William Voliquit, Ruth Wahlen, Esther Wieder, Virginia Worthington, Evelyn Room 303 Carson, Grace Corr, Mary Daniels, Elizabeth Deisbeck, Grace 1'-.3 De Persia, Grace Dite, Elizabeth Duggan, Anne Emmet, Eleanor Echrood, Hibbert Feil, Hazel Fogarty, John Gratza, Lorraine Hocke, Anna Handley, Hazel Hazzard, Harriet Hransky, Elsie Hughes, Gwendolyn Jensen, Edward Karlson, Esther Kindwall, Helen Larkin, Ruth Lazanskas, Bernice Lindgren, Lynette Loomis, Helen Lorenz, Robert Martin, Ellis McCredee, Kenneth McDonough, June Mclhaney, Virginia McKinley, Rita Michelson, Eleanor Myers, Janet Newer, Shirley Olson, Ralph Pinkovitch, Jack Proffert, Emmeline Schlierez, Richard Room 314 Fredrickson, Harold Egan, Lauretta Ekster, Marguerite Grant, Gladys Hackel, Josephine Johnston, Bernadine Keating, Bernice Larson, Clara Martin, Dorothy Mortin, Bethel Mortin, Ethel Nash, Marian Peterson, Dorothy Thema, Josephine Thoma, Mildred Townsend, Mildred Van de Werken, Charles Winter, Alma Young, Lucille Room 318 Allan, William Beaden, Henry Dankwardt, Walter Dechaltelets, Jerome Deolin, John Fav. 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Hester, Marie Hughes, Wallace Igler, Anna Johnson, Ida Kelso, Archie Kerr, Owen Kaglin, Eugene Lasch, Bernice Lyford. Robert McClillan, Alice Miller, Helen Mitchell, William Morgan, Peter Munn, Lois Nelson, Arthur Nelson, Dorothy Ostendorf, Alice Pearson, Stanley Seastrom, Walfred Sims, George Smith, Janet Tud, Charles Trotter, Byrm Freshmen Lavin, James Leitchtfuss, Roy Long, Jack Lutton, Robert Marcuson, Muriel Perkins, Dorothy Rawson, Robert Rezanka, William Shreffler, John Truesdale, Dorothy Vincent, Leroy Zeiss, Mabel RooM log Abraham, Isadore Arman, Joseph Connors, Margaret Carlson, Marie Cekenar, Albert -Doyle, Edward Fernwalr, Richard Gilbert, George Gemeny, Sherwood Golden, Marie Garner, Eugene Gilchrist, Helen Hesse, Elsie Himmelwright, Art Kerr, Junior , Kramer, Raymond Loess, Roland Landers, Arthur Magers, Charles McMahon, Ralph Mittermann, Joseph Meade, Amelia O'Leary, Marcella O'Connell, Thomas Persson, Beatrice Peterson, Leona Parthouse, Jack Rvding. Clifton Skov, Howard Schiman, Max Steinmry, August ' Schumenann, Lorraine Yonkers, Mary Zweis, Ralph 5-.5 V545 78 Winerskolb, Richard Williams, Jeanette Woyner, Viola Room 344 Behrens, George Bemisderfer, Arline Buckley, Robert Camp, Harriet Chibucos, Pete Crandall, Edward Daniels, Suzanne Doyle, Anna Dunne, Gerald Edge, Waller Erlinder, Atwood Fensholt, Ellen Freeman, Robert Gross, Ernest Houdek, Dorothy Leeper, James Limber, Chris Lindahl, Stanley Lindvahl, John Lucht, Lawerence Murphy, James Nelson, Melvin O,Keefe, Charles Olson, Herbert Peterson, Eloise Poat, Wilbur Richardson, Adele Ripley, Charles Sindelar, Frank Stromberg, Paul Wagner, Edward Westerman, Kenneth Witthoff, Julia ROOM III Abrahamson, Astrid Anderson, Helen Bleming, Hope Bowen, Gwendolyn Bremm, Dorothy Bush, Eleanor Carlson, Vivian Costa, Clara Dennett, Veronica DeYoung, Albert Daup, Jeanette Dowling, Margaret English, James Foster, Charlotte Francis, Bowvina Fredlund, Evelyn Gehring, Gertrude , Gustafson, Arthur Hamsa, Bernice Hargrave, Mildred Hartnett, Frances Hedlund, Evelyn Hicks, Mildred gi k k v Q u 9 .79 i TEMULAC l Ski Heinlein, Mildred Kean, Richard. Knudsen, Thara Krummick, Norma Maradic, joseph Minster, Harold Murphy, Walter Nelson, Frank O'Brien, Mabel Parise, Marie Pehrsen, Greta Peterson, Amy Huge, Bernich Ruis, Teresa Scheenberger, La Verne Scholl, Lydia Schumaker, Leonard Scott, Agnes Shaw, Gertrude Spinkowitz, Helen Stange, Margaret Strobel, Thora Sullivan, Thomas Swanson, Adeline RooM rxzB Albrect, Lillian Alexander, Eileen Andreason, Corrine Bloom, Ruth Borchert, John Brown, Leona Brown, Richard Camerans, Anthony Conway, Dorothy Cooke, Flora Cogan, Alice Dahlke, Lorraine Dugdale, Beatrice Dykstra, Roy Eastwood, Robert Elger, Henry Fitzgerald, George Franz, Louis Gaecke, Mary Gustavson, Dorothy Harley, Margaret Jones, Elsie Ioneson, Howard Koch, William Krusinger, Edward Hillroth, Willard Hineweaver, Mary Littieve, Anthony Martin, Roy Mazeika, Aldora Minogue, Roy Mullarky, Irene Nelson, Ethel Redman, Robert Rihder, Frank Richardson, Raymond Somers, Dorothy Swanson, Edward Vaughn, Edward Vredburg, Ruth Welin, Carl Yankowski, Sigmund RooM 112A Atherton, Ruth Bergstrom, Edith Berkery, Robert Bloom, Charles Brodt, Armin Deutsch, Katherine Fisher, Erna Glamore, Otis Gray, Ruth Graham, Eugene Gustafson, La Verne Harris, Don Hilander, Helen Heller, Margaret Henning, Florence Hoffman, Helen jacob, Eleanor johnson, Eilleen Kiger, Annabelle Knauerhause, Albert Knight, Joanna Kontany, Irene Krop, Elinor Kuellmer, Bernice Love, Ruth Livorse, Mary LeMacnee, Margaret Leeden, Margaret Licktenstein, Madaline Mulhern, Dorothy Pannell, Aretta Preston, Thelma Reid, Charles Rayburn, Jennie Rozyn, Irene Rutt, David Schultz, Margaret Senechalle, Albert Schattschuender, Violet Sheely, George Stewart, Andrew Sullivan, Charles Thomas, Wesley Warmer, Helen Werderman, Eleanor RooM II3 Anderson, Edward Armstrong, Marguerite Baronas, Milda Brown, Lamona Brown, Lawrence Cade, Henry Carlson, Vincent Conrad, Harry DeGuide, Victor Dunne, Thomas Dunston, Alice Erickson, Stanley Giessen, Alvin Golden, Violet Gratz, Walter Grohman, Albert Hamilton, Donald Hedenschoug, LeRoy Hedenschoug, Robert Hellebrand, Marcus. Johnson, Dorothy Kaupas, john Kennedy Virginia Kellaeky, Leslie ! TN Qs Lange, Arthur Lowry, Robert Maher, Norman Martz, Margaret Mason, Andrew McKie, William McSheffery, Edward Meyers, Charles Mosley, Roy Nelson, Audrey Neubauer, John O'Laughlin, Joseph Olsen, Edwin Palmer, Berthel Pedersen, Alice Reid. Gertrude Rusbeck, Leonard Roche, Helen Ruth, Everett Smith, Frances Suttle, Elliott Wendt, Melvin Wusson, Paul Room rr6 Bieriger, John Bloom, William Brown, Lillian Brown, Stanley Bruns, Bernard Buford, James Carlson, Helen Chisem, Violet Corrigan, Leonard Elliot, Malcolm Frakas, Bert Heale, Edwin Helmers, Fred Hurley, John lunge, Robert Kriete, Frank Leahy, Lawrence Leuiver, Kathryn Loucious, Joseph Lawther, Vernon Lynch, George McCormick, Dick Mclnerney, ,Iohn Metz, Harold Nicholls, john Nelson, George Nostrant, Leanore Poolin, Patrick Parrington, John f-3 X 80 Reynolds, Thomas Renter, Eleanor Sanders, William Shuter, Paul Sorenson, Agnes Sorenson, Ruth Spooner, Grant Stevens, Leona Streuk, Rosemary Swanson, Violet Thorsin, Ora Vona, Dorothy Walsh, Peter Wagner, john White, Helen Zieman, Clara , Room 1z9 Allen, Donald Bralley, Frances Blomberg, Arthur Boyer, Gwendolyn Brasuis, Gertrude Bussiou, Eleanore Des jarclin, Bernice Ecklund, Victor Eirson, Dorothy Fox, Albert Gardiner, Mavle Gergolla, Dorothy Healy, Marie Louise Kirtley, Adele Kleinou, Ruth Kerr, George Larson, Evelyn Mark, Maxine MacMillan, Douglas Madsen, Doris McGowan, Florence Meyer, Edwin Murphy, Mary Nascelli, Santo Newton, Grace O'Toole, Mary Olsen, Lester Powers, Edward Pollack, William Rankin, Russell Rocin, Miriam Ross, Josephine Sciarra, Tony Schillig, Clara Schmidt, Mildred Steinhoff, William Treah, Michall Tynia, Arthur Veit, Edward Visser, Elizabeth Wakefield, Betty Waller, Elizabeth Widemeyer, Bernice Wilcox, Margaret Wronski, Adeline Young, Virginia r X 81 I TEMULAC Room 148 Anderson, Vivian Austin, Ruth Bertasa, Mariane Biegler, Loraine Blomquist, Margaret Bloughner, Mary June Brell, Catherine Bruce, Fannie Bruzdwicz, Gene Cordes, Betty Costello, Dolores Curtis, Helen Davidson, Shirley Dipisa, Arthur Drauden, Byron Ellwood, Lillian Gear, Erma Glascott, Ruth Glaive, Dorothea Gotham, Stella Hanagin, Rhea Herrington, Leilia Higgins, Catherine Holzle, Marion lmhahn, Catherine Jaeger, Catherine Johnson, Evelyn Keys, Cecelia Lehman, Leona Lilly, Eleanor Lucht, Grace Martin, Myrene Marwedel, Bernice Macargo, Theodora McVickers, Virginia Nelson, Lois Nolan, Lillian Osko, Vilma Powers, Ruth Pyhus, Janet Rice, Gladys Ross, Dorothy Shaffer, Eleanor Stults, Mary Swanson, Clarence Theis, Bernice Watkins, Raymond RooM zooA Abing, Leroy Beucus, Hazel Boye, Roland Finn, Katherine Furlong. John Grede, Philip McCarthy, Edward Newton, Gertrude O'Brien, Robert Peck, Marthina Pate, Edna Rasmussen, Dorothy Reedy, John Ringbloom, Harold Sawyer, Yvonne Siegel, Adele Veugler, Arthur Wood, Lincoln Ward, Mary Zuckerman, James RooM aol Belt, Ida Mae Bannevier, Gladys Buckley, James Busse, Maxine Budds, Thomas Carlson, Evelyn Clish, Gertrude Cramer, Florence Davis, Catherine Douglas, Pauline Gill, Edward Goldberg, Genevieve Greifenstein, Louis Judd, Harold Kelly, Eilleen Kershaw, Ruth Kinnisten, Edward Larson, Howard Lind, Harder Millerick, Catherine Marrisrac, John Murphy, Ray MaMahon, Raymond O'Connor, Joseph O'Leary, Anna Nelson, Carolyn Nihill, Phyllis Rack, Rose Schmidt, George Snider, Richard Straits, Raymond Weiss, Anna Wilhelm, Josephine Winchester, Destine Zimmerman, Eugene Smith, James ROOM 206 Achterhof, Martin Achterhof, William Burke, Janith Cheatham, Banks Chuckley, Albert Clayton, Josephine Cleary, Loretta Cooke, Margaret Carder, Caroline Cylkowski, Angela Daniels, Thomas Doran, Harold Elwing, Leory Fennell, Thomas Gallegher, Edward Gever, Byron Gridley, Lawerence Hart, Viola Karvelis, Stella Koeller, Almira Lund, Stanley Long, Francis Masterson, Walter McClintock, Ralph McGlone, Russell Mueller, Mildred Myers, Catherine O'Connor, Joseph Pereira, Byron Peterson, Louise Reid, Sidney Reynolds, Wi'lliam Robinson, Jane Shenkel, Richard Stelzer, Edwin Thorsen, Thomas Vandenberg, Ralph Winslow, Marjorie Room 214 . Ahlquist, Leonard Archer, Virginia Bogfield, Mary Buck, Vivian Burlingham, Norma Crull, Elmer Curtis, Jeannette Driblon, Mildred Eckert, Edward Efferty, Theo. Fozio, Joseph Forsberg, Leona Fenneman, Raymond Frihaman, Herbert Galloway, Catherine Gillman, Marion Gregory, Marie Horberg, Rosalyn Nerrman, Alice Murphy, Bernice Nicholson, Dorothy Perry, Jane Peterson, Violet Reiger, John Sthreck, Leona Strobel, Donald Stevenson, Marion Trauscht, Frank Townsend, Le Roy Wimp, Ella Wah'len, Edna Weinhoff, Bernice Youngling, Margaret Zite, Dorothy RooM 231 Blozis, Earnest Carlson, William Conway, John Crotty, Thomas Carr, Francis Dc Leuran, Raymond Ebersberger, John Falc, Emil Flanagan, Edward Gammell, Edward Ganger, Clarence Grant, Stanley Griegoliest, Harold Gunning, Robert Haberichter, Norman Haberichter, William Herter, Henry Hutchinson, Wil'liam Jutzi, Elme Krug, Edward Lindbergh, Edward Mack, Norman MacMullin, Tom Muhr, John Medar, Cyril Nelson, Gardan Murphy, Lawrence O'Connor, Frank Phelan, Robert Robinson, Charles Roper, Robert Seibt, W'illiam Shaffer, Herman Sieving, Herman Simpson, Lester Strenbouer, William Steipelton, Norman Fress, Leroy ', burg Clarence I Ah ' J 1, Haute, Clarence Ffwzen .- Hxegltr Cllgilnes Baei'1inR03 n Jensen' Florence Fugher' Richard Heine',E1me,- Barrett, Mavrell .lefPey Alice Unfyll lzgdww' d Jacobs John Beattie, Walter ,l0hHS0n, RalPh vac ' ernnr, Johnston Arma Benson, Grace Kebofv Vernon zlemann' wmiham Keene, Clarence Biflkfl, Edward Kelfher' Robert R Laub, Dorothy Bogen Dorothy Klein, Fred' A oons 31:3 es L le Milli, Basma, Leona Mitchell, Rita lenefef v 'ann Miitchine Harry BSYIY, Mafle Mlcheu' Ruth Belyard' Evelyn Martin' Edward Burke, George Moscato, Victor Boland, Margaret gi? -131-1.i 82 Bradley, Winnifred Bruen, Catherine Burkland, La Verne Callahan, Dorothy Carlson, Margaret Cunningham, Myrtle Donaldson, Florence Erickson, Kenneth Fulford, Robert Gibbons, Nellie Hosang, Irvin Holt, Marcella Huller, Margaret johnson, Harry Love, Elmer Larson, Brita Lyons, Eileen Merker, Willard McWallers, Jean Mullen, Loyola Murphy, Dorothea Norling, Genevieve O'Malley, Helen Perfect, Dorothy Reilly, Anna Reinhardt, Lucille Reigir, Edward Rose, Harvey Schwartz, Russel Smith, Bernard Sullivan, Eugene Schultz, Dorothy Schwertfeger, Rose Storms, Ruth Swanson, Myrtle Wendland, Catherine Woods, Helen RooM 316 Anderson, Ethel Bakos, Emily Barowsky, Alice Bittner, Geraldine Braudstetter, Elizabet Damstra, Robert Edgeworth, Isabelle Edgeworth, Kathryn Elbl, John Erickson, Evelyn Gallagher, Beatrice Garlanger, William Graff, Irene Grant, Harold Hickman, Clarence Hunt Lawn, Antoinette Liehl, Margaret McLinden, James Meighan, Marie Miller, Ralph Morris, Frances Morris, Ruth Nee, Catherine Nyberg, Paul Olson, Margaret Overling, Susan h TEMULAC L J Pennell, Ruth Psiris, Julia Rice, Floyd Schutt, Grace Sieman, Florence Sweeney, Lucille Trauscht, Florence Wagner, Lawrence Walberg, Helen Wiswell, Byrnice Wolf, George W'alters, Mildred RooM 312 Anderson, Susan Beukema, Clara Black, Q Dorothy Borgeson, Esther Buck, Gertrude Budge, Fern Carlson, Violet Cleary, Josephine Donaldson, Agnes Englehardt, Phyllis Exaver, Elizabeth Fahey, Mary Alice Fineran, Alice Glynn, Mary Hayes, Catherine Hepp, Emily Heyrman, Laura Hildebrand, Elizabeth Kroegel, Helen La Plant, Grace Liese, Margaret Liliedahl, Eleanor Manz, Edith McGowan, Teresa McMahon, Evelyn Meehan, Catherine Miller, Pearl Nance, jack Price, Catherine Sanou, Arthur Satterlie, Harriet Shankwitz, Myrtle Sharpe, Mary Sippel, Charlotte Small, Evelyn Stange, Myrtle Starrett, Anna Belle Stewart, Marion Strom, Florence Swanson, A'liCe Teschner, Anna Wiess, Doris Welsh, Marie Wolfe, Catherine RooM 314 Anderson, Ellen Barsda, Katherine Bloomquist, Laura Campbell, Louise Cooney, Mary Darby, Ellen Dover, Evelyn Eastwood, Hazel Eifler, Hazel Gleason, Gertrude Greenbush, Kathleen Ishakaw, Mabel Maurus, Charlotte McKenna, Genevieve Mertes, Elizabeth Mi'ller, Florence Noeth, Lucille Philpott, John Purcell, Dorothy Stevgns, Mildred Stewart, Elizabeth Tennant, Mildred Ter Meulen, Jacoba Unger, Margaret Wehnes, Marjorie Walsh, Marie Rooivr 315 Arps, Ona Burdett, Harry Bronsch, john Diederick, Leonard Crnst, Henrietta Friedle, Elsie Gaertner, Harry Gumbrell, Alice Hartigan, Elmer Haggert, Ruth Hunt, Marguerite Jace, Francis Leeden, Alphield Lutz, Peare Lyle, Julia Mickelsen, Gertrude Nanninga, John North, Agnes Obrien, Ellen O'Connell, Lawerence Ochsenfeld, Anna Olson, Ingred Ovizet, Anna Paxton, Mildred Paravich, Marion Rehling, Joe Rossow, Myrtle Richter, Helen Schaaf, Cornelia Schwartz, Dorothy Selon, Anna Sheedy, Bernadette Schwatal, Marie Siegal, Cecilca Siemsen, Earl Slater, Willis Swalk, Josephine Sollors, Laura Stevens, Anna Thollander, Ethel Van Dyke, John Visser, Aarnont I-13 Room 317 Baker, Ethel Barr, Ruth Burns, Maisie Cacini, August Cannella, Marie Carroll, Florence Chamberlain, Ethel Chard, William Dagenais, Ray Deneen, Helen Detchir, Roseanna Exaver, Mary Francis, Ruth Frederick, Marie Gallovitch, Lillian Gravaner, Ruby Hilliard, Marjorie Heidegger, Ruby Hinckleman, Everett Hoger, Louise Hoyle, Bernice Kuebler, Lorraine Kueste, Herbert Lloyd, janet Manoff, Edith McCarthy, Florence Mulder, Louise Negosinske, Louise Nicholson, Ellen Olson, Norma Plingston, Francis Risberg, Helen Radastits, Mary Reagan, Emmett Rogers, Orval Schneider, Harry Schultz, Marcella Seastrom, Marie Stadin, Elwood Taylor, Edna Teague, Harriet Wedel, William Room 323 V Alpert, Celia Balculis, Veronica Bauer, Laura Brody, Hazel Brounston, Howard Carlson, Alfred Ekstrom, Evelyn Erickson, Lillian Fennell, Mary Fritz, Anna Fritz, Mildred Fryk, George Gabler, Helen Goldie, Marian Gyhra, Clarissa Hess, Emma i Halzle, Charles Kane, Irene Klecka, Helen Law, Vivian Long, Virginia iii.. Lg? goo ...,-,.i Q! li 83 A i TEMULAC Love, Patricia Lovell, Virginia Mason, Alta Mattingly, Mary McCarthy, Catherine Mclnerney, Margaret McMaster, Esther Marrisroe, Helen Mulherin, Helen Nagle, Frances Nehring, Lydia 0'Brien, Catherine A. O'Brien, Catherine J. O'Brien, Catherine P. O'Connor, Betty Regan, Kathleen Rock, Agatha Schilf, Helen Smith, Emma Torlt, Otta Walsh, Catherine Walsh, Evelyn Room 328 Balmer, Fred Biallas, Arthur Blinco, Bernard Blunk, Emery Bruhn, Helen Campaigne, Ernest Davis, Charles De May, Thomas Fabian, Frank Finlayson, Jordan Hall, Kenneth Hanna, Walter Hansen, Margaret Harris, Marion Herlihy, William Hollister, Edward Hogan, Dorothy Howard, Nell Long, Mi'ldred Marshall, Jean McLean, Margaret Maranville, Victoria Olsen, Edith Ostrom, Alston Palaske, Charles Peters, Bernice Reiter, Ruth Ribbentrap, Elsie Sandquist, Austin Sauer, Arthur Schmall, Fred Schultz, Herbert Sheriff, Francis Sloan, William Snyder, Violet Sternke, Wilbert StoeEhaas, Edward Strauce, Harold Waldenfels, Fred' Williamson, Elizabeth Whalon, Thomas Willis,-'Annette ' Woodruff, Jane Zattan, Lennetta Zickuhr, Richard Room 348 Adams, Marguerite Blythe, Virginia Boyle, Valentine Brady, Catherine Cary, Laura Cooning, Matilda Coughlin, Loretta Cooey, Junrose 1555 Q? Li 84 Doornbos, Winifred Dick, Lois Galls, Marie Gierman, Dorothy Gierz, Naomi Foley, Wilafred Herbold, Elsie Johnson, Ruth Kunzler, Helen Liepold, Hinna Lind, Phyllis Lind, Ruth Larkins, Elizabeth Mattis, Anna Mae McCormick, Dorothy Miller, Pearl Misch, Dorothea Pierson, Harriett Rockwell, Mildred Rowe, Filardean Ruff, Gladys Schulman, Bernette Shaughnessy, Lorraine Smalling, Mary Stanton, Mildred Streitenberger, Mary Wellman, Eleanor ,I 1' ITM 1- fx? 'T Y vgffx , 9' 1,2 b - 'N A N5z '- , .XE x, ,. Q pf. K fn I N. X X ss .DRSXX s 4 ,..- XV Q W X 1 I I 0k I wN II?.1ilfl S W 4. If N h .bmlm ....Y........f..nA............-.A ,j,f-,glhjyyf TQ'-B323 Ss g E-flkl T 12 M U L A C 1 v -ff? Honor Council Firxf Sr'1m'xfrr: The Honor Council of Calumet High School is 11 student organiza- tion formecl for the purpose of enforcing the rules of the school. The officers are: Pres. Henry Rohsg Vice Pres., Robert Steeleg Sec., Mildred Schneider. Serum! S4'HI!'XfK'7'J Officers of the Honor Council are: Chairman, H. Rohsg Sec. M. Schneider, and faculty advisor, Mrs. Sanders. The present members are, M. Schneider D. Berry, D. Allen, R. Johanson, E. Saunders, M. Petty, F. Stoel, B. Brummerstedt R. Kaufman, M. Beckstrom, H. Rohs, H. Belsham, E. Carey, R. Steele, C. Sweet, C Stermer, A. Kuyt, and R. Hamsa. fix ----'w---..7,ff,?,w .wc el--. .- -.---. 4...- gi U5 ., 86 7 4 D 'r 1-1 M U 1, .ix ci 4 fs ' Rooters Club Ifirxf Sf'111esi1'1': The Rooters Club is ll school-wid: organization whose purpose is to promote the school welfare and help th: athletic teams. Every student in the school is urged and expected to join, and priyes are offered each semester to the rooms first obtaining roof? membe1'ship. The otlicers this semester are: Pres., Isabelle Herda: Vice Pres., Randall Ratelifl: See., Marguerite Suntlbladz Treas., Charles Stermer. Srmzlu' Szvzzexlrr: This semester the Rooters Club sustained the loss of its much- valuetl president, Isabelle Herda, who went to California. The work of the club, how- ever, has gone on as usual, with every member trying to live up to the club motto. Service to Calumet. fx-X Q21 , A., ,, C ,,,,,, C- L Ui 37 N T Ii M U L A c l , 2--T Senior Hi-Y First Semester: The Calumet Senior Hi-Y meets very Wednesday night at the Englewood Y. M. C. A. The meetings included a trip to the Sand Dunes, moving pic- tures, entertainments at Parker High School, and a Christmas party. The oilicers are: Pres., Henry Rohsg Vice Pres., Charles Sweetg Sec., Arnold Weir, Treas., Bennie Wood- ruff. Mr. Wilbur is the faculty adviser. Second Sf1m'sfm': This club is composed of junior and senior boys who are inter- ested in the Hi-Y platform, and Clean Speech, Sports, Scholarship, and Living. There are forty members including Mr. Wilbur. The club meets each Monday evening. The officers now are: Pres., G. Borringg V. Pres., W. Boothg Sec., G. Shaw, Treas., R. Dahlberg. ..,.. ie , - .xfg5,.Q- . - b . 88 vm TEMULAC Junior Hi-Y First Se'nzc'sfc'1': The Junior Hi-Y has held three meetings, an election, a formal initiation, and a pow-pow. Other meetings and events scheduled to follow are: Dad's night, toboggan party, basketball games, stunt night, and a club dinner. The oilicers for this semester are: Pres., N. Gammelgardg Vice Pres., D. Evansg Sec., F. Sindelarg Treas., R. Schroeder. Sevomf Semrsfer: The officers are: Pres., M. Bergemang Vice-Pres., L. Olsong Sec., J. Cambellg Reporter, E. Teach. Many interesting events this semester were the Jam-- boree, Older Boys' Conference, and programs held during the meetings at the Y. fifif e -. U 89 T TEMULAC l 5 of Senior Girls Club Firsf Sz'n1r'xh'r: The Senior Girls Club helps freshmen. It aids in registering them and in introducing them to other pupils. It also manages the annual candy sale. The ofheers of the club are: Pres., Eileen Mitchellg Vice Pres., Vivian Stromborgg Sec., Margaret Pettyg Treas., Marguerite Sundblad. Svromf Sc'nzz'xler: During the spring semester this year the Senior Girls club sponsored the incoming freshmen. On April 5, the club gave the freshmen a party. The Queen of the May Festival was chosen from the club. The oihcers are: Pres., Vivian Stromborgg V. Pres., Mildred Schneiderg Sec., Marie Bergg Treas., Corinne Bongerz. ' ' ' ' W ' ' t i ffgfgi -' 'M- 'dA ' ' Ma L 'P' 90 QALUNELE la.. QL iisnwml 8131 SUUQH fvinl blRLET CQ Tiamurixc l Q W Maroon and Blue Staff Firsl Sr'n1z'sfr'r: The Maroon and Blue Stat? has covered a great deal of work in its short existence. This semester, the staff has been taking charge of orders for caps. sweaters, school-pennants and Indian-heads. The staff's motto is the same as that of the Rooters Club, Service to Calumet. The officers this semester are: Chairman, Margaret Southg Sec., Isabelle Herdag Treas., Dorothy Berry. Other members are: Ruth Reynolds, Mildred Schon, Vivian VanBurke, Violet Spangenburg, Agnes Gicsen, Lillian Hussy, and Viola Hart. Miss Fremont is faculty chairman. Second Scn1r'sIer: The members of the staff are: Chairman, M. Schong Vice Chair- man. D. Berryg Sec., V. VanBurkeg V. Hart, V. Spangenburg, A. Giesen, E. Randolph, E. Biehl. fix t ' ' ' ' ,f r?r3f -- --i -A sf -' - 'efg--M -' x . 5,125 t x, ' 7 L QI -1' f p l V li M U L A C J 'et C Men's Club THE C Men's Club is composed of Calumet fellows who have earned and received major letters. ,The purpose is to promote clean and high-grade athletics, and to make Calumet the ideal school of high scholarship combined with athletics. During the iirst semesterlthe officers were: Pres., Randall Ratcliffg Vice Pres., Lee Cochonourg Sec., Fred Hoebelg Treas., Charles Stermer. During the second semester the officers Were: Pres., R. Ratcliffg Vice Pres., F. Sheehyg Treas., B. Creech, Sec., F. Hoebel. ' l ' ' .Q lf ll 92 Rl TEMULAC l GLENN GILL . DANIEL SCHOCK GEORGE PLEMING SIDNEY GOLDBFRG EDWARD CAREY . . . . RUTH JAHNKE . DOROTHY DUNSTON, LUCY COMES, RUTH STANLEY CARLSON JAMES KEENAN . RANDALL RATCLITF CHESTER POXVERS MR. BOOTH . MR. TEUSCHER . Temulac Managing Editor Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager . Literary Editor BLANCHE BRUMMERSTEDT . Club Editors DEI.SING, MARX' HOGEERG . Biography Editors . Picture Editor . Sport Editor . Faculty Editor . . Cartoonixt . Business Adviser Arhcriisiflg Adviser Lorraine Bransfield, John Burgeson, Eva Bartoli, Paul Biehl, Dorothy Clark, Corinne Finch, Robert Heitschmidt, Jay Hackl, Mary Kast, Okla Loudon, Guy Nelson, Eleanor Olson, Grace O'Keefe, Stephen Probio, Mary Thoma, Phyllis Williams, as members of one of the classes in Journalism, gave aid to the staff of the annual. Miss Haegney's typing class assisted in the preparation of manuscript. Henry Belsham, John Steenburgen, Max Fenneman, and George Lundgren under their art teachers, Miss Kierstedt and Miss Gordon, developed the theme of the book on its picture side. fx f ' .. - 1015363 ef , S 93 H T Ei MGU M if Dramatic Club First Sz'nzc'sfz'r: The Dramatic Club was to have had one big club and four sub- clubs, one in each of the four classes. Because of the irregularities in periods, the big club was not formed this semester. Each class has a chairman, vice-chairman, a secre- tary, and a treasurer, and business, social, publicity, service, and property committees. Pomander Walk was chosen as the big semester-play and was given the first week in January. Srrmm' Srnzesirr: The present oflicers are: Pres., H. Bennettg Vice Pres., M. Bergg Rec. Sec., D. Berry, Cor. Sec., G. Garyg Treas., G. Gray. . D .... D .- - . . .... . W if gQJ:r , l. 94 Kg TEMULAC J K rss Calumet Crier Firsf Srnzcxfvr: During the semester Sept. 1927 to Feb. 1928, the following held positions on the staff: Editor-in-chief, Everett Strangemang Asso. Ed., Frank Vetter, Lit. Ed., Richard Wittyg Proof Readers, James Keenan, Myrtle Beckstromg News Ed., Marguerite Sundbladg Society Ed., Edith Sloang Room News Ed., Betty Stainsbyq Typists, Ruth Reynolds and Myrtle Anderson, Sport Ed., Walter Wilson, Eugene Hagel, Bus., Mgr., Matt Thometzg Adv. Mgrs., Jean Stellman, Dan Cummings, and George Kournatasg Cir. Mgr., Fred Carpenter, Ex. Ed., Lindsley Paulg Cartoonist, Chester Powers, Faculty Adviser, Mildred Berleman. Srmlzd Senzfslrrz This semester the staff consists of thirty-two members, all but six of whom are new. Frank Vetter is the Editor-in-Chief, Dan Cummings the asso- ciate editor, Eugene Hagel Sports editor, George Kournatos business manager, and Guy Shaw advertising manager. Thus far, ours has been a very successful year. ,rx -1 S ---1 --.- - A-ev Amzffr,-sg .--W, -N.-g - he , L 95 - 'I' If M U I., PLC -4 ,I Chemistry Club First St'71lt'Sl'f'l'J The Chemistry Club has taken trips to Argo, the Steel Mills, thc Bunte Candy factory, and the Hydrox Ice Cream plant. These trips were planned and supervised by the Excursion Committee, of which Brayton Richards is chairman. The Social Committee planned a dance for December and the Program Committee made arrangements for talks at the regular meetings twice a month. The officers are: Pres., Virginia McKayg Vice Pres., Louise Poffenburgerg Sec., Lily Vagtborgg Treas., Norman Sodergren. Sl'l'0!1flS!'IIIt'Sft'l'f The officers are: Pres., Randall Ratcliffg Vice-Pres., Helen Smithg Sec., Herman Seaverg Treas., James Jurka. E-7-A------ W ' 5 ' V - ' , 'QS --'-4- f--- - -f-ji 't'fLgS, ..'T.........-------' ' A ,V , ' V 5, . ' h 'AJTTITTT 96 gl TEMULAC I 3 Commissioned Officers' Club First Scrnvsivr: Finding the results of organization extremely beneficial, not only to themselves but to the whole unit, the Cadet Commissioned Officers of the Calumet R. O. T. C. have reorganized the Oiiicers Club. It was first organized at Calumet last year and proved invaluable. The officers are: Pres., Cadet-Major Cairnesg Vice Pres., Cadet-Capt. Fennemang Sec., Cadet-Lieut. Gillg Treas., Cadet-Lieut. Waska. Second Serrzesfer: The Calumet Commissioned Oflicers Club has completed its most active year. The club issued a set of uniform regulations and worked in general, for the good of the unit. Cadet-Major Cairnes occupies the chair for the second consecutive term. Cadet-Captain Fenneman is Vice President and Cadet-Captain Gill, Secretary- Treasurer. fl ' ' ' . , ,,f752ff 'f'- f -f - --f'-- --mmm- ' 'N' - , ' I M Q7 g I T M U L A c gg ,iff Company A HE Calumet Senior High School Unit of the Reserve Oilicers Training Corps, Junior Division, is now bringing to a close one of the most successful years in its history. There are now some 185 cadets enrolled in the organization. The assignment of officers is as follows: Battalion Staff: Cadet-Major Elliot Cairnes, Cadet-Capt. Wilbur Berry, Cadet-Lieut. Harry Magee, Cadet-Lieut. Romaine Waskag Company A: Cadet-Capt. Richard Witty, Cadet-Capt. William Jones. rgii,-T G -'......,,',i5xg '- -' We----K ff F. ,-cf 'Y----f - -ef 'i .T i'-'vi-T -Y T ' fs , LEU 98 TEMULAC rt Company B CADET-MAJOR E. CAIRNES is in charge of the battalion, and Cadet Captain R. Witty is executive officer. Cadet-Captains M. Fenneman and W. Jones are in charge of companies A and B respectively. Details were entered in Squad Platoon, Company and Best Soldier competitions. The R. O. T. C. unit is in charge of Sgt. G. R. Carle. fx .4 M. -.,..--..-.--,gfg,3x w-M.. .... V ------A , if 01,7 , x .1 L 99 M TIZMULAC egg' Band V HE Band this year has been doing very well under the able direction of -Mr. Blum It was given some new instruments by the Calumet Parent-Teachers' Association. The Band made a good showing in the state Band competition at Northwestern Uni- versity by winning hfth place at the City High School contest. 525 '-'M-MqQ M f Mnii 'a Qi., W- U IOO 'x N ,.,..m shout MDM H X li mi 'SDIUMNW Iflll l Melody Club HE Melody Club derives its name from Melody in Music and from the name of our principal. Its object is to promote interest in the best sort of piano music. The club gives socials, assists in programs, and provides an outlet for those musically inclined. Pres., Paul Andersong Sec., Phyllis Willinmsg Treas., Bernice Larsong Adviser, Ruth Heather. .ne e YW--- -isolate-,gi M wst, be .mx M f I f ' xl N I ' L Tl 101' EE.-,E TIZMULAC l g ,fe E. T. R. P. First Semester: The officers of Epsilon Tau Ro Pi are as follows: Pres., Elsie Carl- song Sec. Treas., Rosemary Johnson. Faculty Adviser is Miss Blood. The purpose of the organization is to give opportunity to those with vocal talent. Second Semester: Once a semester there is a joint meeting with the Melody Club and one social affair. The officers are: Pres., E. Carlsong Sec.-Treas., R. Johnsong publicity manager, R. Jahnke. f'-'x YA-A --q- ---1 ,m5:,3gP--.--- h I02 p 'l' 12 M U L A C Rl J, Mixed Chorus First Serrzesfer: The Calumet Mixed Chorus is one of the foremost musical organi- zations of Calumet, having the Girls' Glee Club and a number of boys in its member- ship. Miss Blood has made the Mixed Chorus pleasure instead of work, and through her untiring efforts, many beautiful effects have been produced. Second Senzesfer: The Mixed Chorus now consists of seventy-two voices. The Pres., M. Sundbladg Sec.-Treas., J. Gordon. Program for the year: Contest at Orchestra Hall, Jan. zog Commencement, Feb. 32 Concert, Orchestra Hall, April I3 and I7Q Operetta--Belle of Barcelona, April 25 and 269 Program in Auburn Park M. E. Church, Mayg Commencement, June. E-JS ----V--he--f-W' , 5 ' M----a--fn'-f-eww - 1 . Q Z f sn, ' 'J as 103 Lumrx if M 42131 scum , Calumet Orchestra CALUMET ORCHESTRA has now forty-two members. It has played for many assemblies, three Parent-Teachers meetings, Gymnasium Exhibition, Dedication Night, short play at February Commencement, Spring Festival, and it will accompany the operetta in April. It will furnish music for the school play and June Com- I'l'lCI'lCCH'1Cl'1f. U 1 04 nm TEMULAC I CE:-,,a , Bijoux Francais I-IIS French club is composed of members in third and fourth year French classes Its purpose is to promote interest in all French subjects. The club meets every first Friday in the month and the oihcers are: Pres., Betty Stainsbyg V. Pres., Margaret Petty: Sec., Dorothy Berryg Treas., Agnes Giesen. f'-15 i- -ij - ---------- ,7'? Q -.v --, ,,,,,,, lm., ,Ad I f ug! , -Q ive of he h 105 Al TEMULAC it i German Club THE German club under the name of Dvulsclae Gesellschaft, meets twice monthly in the Lecture Hall during second period. The president is Richard Hamsag V. Pres., Elizabeth Visserg Sec., Harry Griffenstein, and Treas., Neva Stewart. Members are from the second semester classes of Miss Stellar and Mr. Bechtolt, who act as sponsors. f-x ---1 ie-W ff--2 1756? - p fvgigsgg--'3'? 'j -f U 106 l TEMULAC Latin Club A-NY student who has taken Latin for two years is eligible to join Calumet's Latin club. The present membership is about fifty. The club is mainly educational in character. The officers are: Pres., Dan Cummingsg V. Pres., Jerome Grafg Sec., Mary Cunninghamg Trcas., Elliott Cairnes. Miss McKinley is faculty supervisor. f-:X --- -- - - -f!- -- A --- ----Q-A Q--if Zfgfelx -i.1.-i---fl-e-V -1. .. A X V4 f'L'givE E:g?Y:5 f f U 107 l TEMULAC l Spanish Club EL CIRCULO ESPANOIJ' the Spanish club, is sponsored by teachers of the Spanish Department. The oiiicers are: Pres., M. Thoma V Pres M Short Sec V Mcllhanyg Treas., S. Newer. The events for this semester were travel talks music and social functions. The purpose of this club is for the pleasure of students interested in Spanish. fv'S W -ef A- e-AMMNF zfmss it .. 'J zr ll. ,, 'x U 108 2g TEMULAC l Etiquette Club HE Etiquette Club has just been organized in order to further good manners in Calu- met. Its slogan from Tennyson's Idylls of the King is: For manners are not idle, but the fruit of loyal nature, and of noble mind. The oflicers are: Pres., W. Burnsg V. Pres., L. Swigert. The faculty adviser is Mrs. Donovan. f'-3 r A mer be u --e K !1,, I, I Q9 109 A l 'HLMULAQ A ,lf Public Speaking Club HE Public Speaking club is a new organization. Mr. Dougherty is faculty adviser: Pres., Eugene Hagelg V. Pres., Glenn Gillg Sec., Alden LaCosteg Treas., John Holmes. In the Union League club contest last February, Glenn Gill represented Calumet. Eugene Hagel was selected as Calumet's orator in the annual International contest at Washington. ,-Ex ' L- ---g.fHZg,Q: ...V ,.,,.,,. -- .Ya .Aff-HA f .,. I Qin, If 77 No, 3 L is I IIO W TEMULAC J .ff 1-iv - Les Abeilles LES ABEILLES is a French club which was formed two years ago under the sponsor ship of Miss Wetter. It means the Busy Bees. With dues collected, the club gives 2 party once or twice 11 semester. The officejs are: Pres., C. Vanickg V. Pres., C. Orrg Treas., M. Beheng Sec. and Rep., P. Anderson. 5--X H' 'A'g A- 'i ,ffrrgxfif -Y-- ve H -' 1' W' - -- gif., , sa, - L III I 'til TEMULAC l Student Council HE Student Council, composed of one delegate and one alternate from each session room, forms the governing body of Calumet. Its purpose is to promote better scholarship and general welfare in the school. The oflicers are: Pres., W. Martzg Vice Pres., H. Bennettg Sec., R. Glickg Corres-sec., M. Beckstrorng Treas., E. Cairnes. Mew.. waaffa ...-4--- 1- lf I I2 :Y TEMULAC l p Senior Boys Club HE Senior Boys Club was organized to see if the Upper Classmen could not by their example help raise the morale of Calumet. Outside speakers were obtained, out- standing among those being the address on Keeping Fit, Dr. R. A. Allen, head of Physical Education, Y. M. C. A., Chicago District. --Ve-1 ....-n---.----. S. x b IIS CRE TEMULAC l Senior Girls' Council HE Senior Girls' Council is composed of girls from the Senior class. The Council is the executive board of the Senior Girls' Club. It supervises the social hours and faculty teas. Up to date, it has practically furnished the Civic Room. The chairman of the Council is Mildred Schneider, Sec., Dorothy Berry, Treas., Ruth Johanson. Senior Boys Council HE Senior Boys, Council, an organization which works with the Girls' Council, is composed of 3A and Senior Boys appointed by Miss McKinley. It has made money to furnish the Civic Roomnby giving various evening dances, and socials each Friday. The officers are Pres., A. Hall, V. Pres., R. Ratcliffe, Treas., G. Wesley. Clean Up HE Clean-Up squad, an active organization at Calumet, has done a great deal to encourage cleanliness throughout the school and community. Mrs. Sanders organized the squad in November and deserves recognition for her hard and sincere efforts. Those that work so faithfully each session also deserve due credit. Calumet Cooking Club N November 17, 1927, the girls of the cooking glass organized their club. The purpose is to stimulate interest in the culinary arts. The following officers were elected: Pres., Anne Talbot, Vice-Pres., Margaret Gridley, Sec., Louise Poffenberger, Treas., Doris Jorgenson. Junior Homemakers Club HE Junior Homemakers Club was organized to further the interest of the girls in homemaking. Many interesting discussions were carried on. There are about twenty-five members taken from Miss Rosenbluth's Food classes. The officers are: President, F. Jones, Vice-President, L. Tildsley, Secretary, F. Kramer, and Treasurer, A. Berquist. Miss Rosenbluth is faculty adviser. Ushers First Semester: The Ushers Club is a student organization of the upper-class boys. It provides assemblies and plays, with ushers who keep the hall in order and show the patrons to seats in a brief time. The club is composed of twenty-five members who wear dress suits as uniforms. The officers are: Chief Usher, Allen Morehouse, ist Lieut., Charles Hill, Sec. and Treas., Jack Harris. Second Semester: Calumet's ushers organization is now organized on lines different from those of the past. This year it has been entirely in the hands of the Senior group, sponsored by Mr. Booth. The officers are: Pres., Charles Hill, Vice Pres., Harrison Fry, Sec., Guy Bailie, Treas., Jack O'Brien. iil li I I4 --3--- ---: ' ,,: EL 4 'Tl' ?, L T E M Um Mm MM M K X ' E.: - J -i? A - w , ., , -5, Y W, U A .. ,, N . K , iw? V17 rf, II: tkl TEMULAC l Football Team URING the past season, the Calumet eleven landed in Berth Number Twon of the south section. The first pre-season game was with Momence at Momence. This team, although champions of its district, was held to a scoreless tie by the new defensive art of the Spartans. The next game was dropped to St. Leo by a 6-o count. Calumet retaliated by downing Aquinas, previous conquerors of the Leo team, with six points to the good. A new lighting spirit was displayed by Calumet when it opened the season with Phillips in what was probably the finest game of the year. For three quarters, our line held the much-talked about colored team back. Up to the last minute of play, neither side had scored. Then as the whistle blew, Phillips blocked a Calumet punt from behind our goal, scoring a safety. This game was later forfeited to Calumet, due to the proved ineligibility of several Phillips players. The next game was played with our ancient rival, Parker. Each team fought till the whistle, but neither could score. Our only real failure was in the Morgan Park game, with the score I3 to 6 in favor of Empehi. Calumet Hnished the league season by taking Fenger with a I2 to o ,fax --k1---- F37 V .?,f.. 'Qu -9 , '- -V. ,f . ,' , it ls H6 0 .n TEMULAC l 5 count. The old reliables, Zuehlke and Milchrist, smashed through for the touchdowns. Potson repeated his regular spearing of passes in this game. With the end of hostilities in the south section, we found that the scoreless Parker contest was all that kept us from a tie for Hrst place with Morgan Park. We had rolled up eighteen points to our opponents' thirteen. Capt. Lee Cochonour called the plays this season, occasionally being relieved by Tom McNamara. Among the newcomers, Emmett Donavan, Jimmie Bird, and Dan Schock stand out. Emmett is a brother of the veteran Bob Donovan. Fred Hoebel was placed on the second team of the Tribune,s all-city eleven, while More- house gained a corresponding honor in the Daily News selection. Boujie, Bird, Zuehlke and Morehouse won places on the all-star south-section team. P Athletic Staff HE Athletic Staff was organized a few years ago by Mr. Burger to take care of the finances of the athletic teams. Prominent members of school and sporting activities are selected by Mr. Burger to serve. Credit is due the stall for its eliicient management of finances. The staff consists of: G. Wesley, R. Ratcliifg L. Cochonourg G. Norlingg F. Thompson, Mr. Burger, faculty adviser. r....N.,.-. -wwf gf- Qglulwgivi f b 1 I7 K TEMULAC 1 Basketball Heavies HE first two games were victories with Morgan Park and Fenger as the victims. Things looked promising for the heavies and hopes were high until the strong Bowen five was encountered. The Boilermakers took us for a big loss. Parker caught us in a dejected mood as the result of the Bowen game. We fought hard however, and the Green and White sunk one more basket than we did. In the next game Morgan Park retaliated for their first loss and took the contest 24 to 21. About this time the team was weakened by the graduation of Gordy,' Reynolds. l'Gordy has been a mainstay of Calumet basketball teams for the last several years. His shooting is fast and phe- nomenal. The team was captained this year by Chuck Stermer, the well-kxiifwn Calumet dramatist. His work at the guard position equalled if not bettered his success on the stage. He was a player feared by all opposing forwards. Stermer is graduating this year as is Robert Heitschmidt, they lanky Spartan center. Some of the veterans left for next ycarls team will be Mathias and Lundgren. Vic Mathias has in the past two years made a fine record in basket-ball. He has quite an eye for the basket, and the boys have selected him as their leader for next year. Earl Truelich played with Stermer in the guard position. Lundgren displayed his wares in the forward position. fax W' 'T' --'----- ' f ' ..Mt-i,.i--L-...M .7 to --5453 - . Q5 . 1- ' U IIS TEMULAC 5 Basketball Lights HAROLD GREGORY started his basketball career for the Maroon and Blue by being the high-point man of the team. Les Nance, with his fast game, was close behind with an average of Eve points in each league game. The team placed third in the section, winning three games and losing five. They lost to the league leaders by one point. The first league game was dropped to Morgan Park by an 18 to 23 count. A later game with this team came to a similar end. The team was considerably pepped upfn the next game and brought home the bacon. Fenger was the victim, losing with a'2i ,t 16 score. A severe defeat was suffered at the hands of the strong Bowen quintet. Tllginies fought hard, but the Boilermakers made three baskets for every one of Calumet's. The return engagement with Bowen was not quite as bad a defeat as the first. one. Parker was fortunate enough to get a split with the lights. The Green and White took the first game by the narrow margin of one point. The second one was a flashing victory for Calumet. ..--..--..---,-.- ...... --,,zg,5- --,N-,g,- ,----,-,- - M fy, . 'as' IIO l TEMULAC J Interclass Basketball NTERCLASS basketball competition was stronger than ever this year. Interest was so great that some rooms had the gallery filled with spectators of the games. These Contests deserve our utmost attention as they often reveal good team material. In addition to that, they serve to make sports more democratic as everyone has a chance to participate. The championship was won this year by Room 207. 5. 5'--S G:::fmf:mr-e- If Sgf h--' -f-----W .v , ' ,I T',' L - I I 20 N TEMULAC Wrestling Team OACH DYGERT has put his strong spirit into the grapplers, and the boys have shown a wonderful fight. Credit is due Mr. Jack Gridley, brother of one of the lllalt men, for his interest and support of the team. On his own initiative, he came up to the school in his spare time and taught the boys some of the liner points of the sport. Besides this, he otliciated at the meets. The grapplers entered in an amateur meet at the University of Chicago and came off with a creditable showing. Schock and Tinsman tied for third place in their groups. Art Nelson won his first several falls at this gathering but was downed by a Danish-American Champ. Calumet was well repre- sented in the one-forty-five class, Sweet and Schock starring. ln the first Tilden meet, both of came out on top. Schock's career was cut short by an accident in the second Tilglen encounter. In the absence of any omcial schedule, George Pleming, the manager, could only say that contests were expected with Lane, Bowen, and several other schools. That the mat men deserve our support cannot be denied. Championship spirit and material are in the group. and the boys have been devoting no little time to developing themselves. fx-x 0 , og. of --- --- m------f ,zgssg - Q-.A-v ff- - A-.W r M- L I2I iw TEMULAC l - Track ALUMETITES are gradually becoming aware of the importance and advantages of a track team. This season is really only the second year of organized track and field at our school. Capable runners and jumpers have been discovered and developed. Rigid training under Mr. Dygert enabled our boys to roll up points against schools that have the advantage of years of experience. In meets with Lindblom and Bowen neither Senior or Junior groups were able to come out on top. The best results were the Seniors' I8 points against Bovvenis 26 count with Lindblom. Chuck Sweet tops the Seniors in point-making, with fourteen for two meets. Schock showed ability in the Lindblom contest by scoring eight points, but injuries received in a wrestling meet, have put him out of the running. Jack O'Brien has shown that he may be depended upon for points by marking up six of them in the Bowen contest. Nystrom took the lead in the Junior section with twenty points scored in two meets. Harry Gill ranks second in this group. The team had plans to enter the University of Chicago indoor track meet which was held late in March. An incompleted schedule showed that meets with University High, Lake View, Bowen and other schools were planned. At present an even break can be looked for. Coach Dygert plans to turn the boys over to Mr. Freida at the beginning of the outdoor season as his own time will be taken up by spring football training. It might be well to mention the fact here that Harry Freida is no mean track man himself. His efforts in this line h.ave put him up as a candidate for the American Olympic team. W,-,v,v1N,-Hwy, QQ.,-,, ,,-..-.......H QQ f'fQ! li 122 QALUML. Mwnlu i H i -'f' --A------- r TEMULAC Swimming Team N the past season of 1927-28 Calumet has entered into several new fields of athletic competition. In swimming, one of these new sports, we bid fair to put ourselves on a championship basis. With Mr. Paulson as coach, about two score boys, inexperienced in swimming competition, made a showing that demands our attention. One victory was counted among several defeats, but each defeat was a hard-fought, close meet. The swimming team, like track, is divided into two groups: the older boys in the senior division, and the younger in the junior division. It was the seniors who accounted for our single victory. Bowen, an old school with several years of swimming experience was the victim. Other meets were with Harrison, Morgan Park, and Fenger. The outstanding star of the team was William fPee Weej Clark. Rarely docs this Calu- metite take second place, with anyone. Earlandson has also done exceedingly well in the Senior group. Marchetti and Simpson of the Juniors made a successful showing, considering lack of experience. Chet Powers is the back-stroke star of the team. Next year we can expect to see a new star in the tank. Lou Barbour just came to Calumet after making a reputation as a swimmer at Englewood. f.x - FEV - ..- K, . ,W i-Q, fx ........ xi, ff has 123 g L TEMULAC I Baseball Team F ROM all indications 1928 is going to be a banner year for the baseball team. Williani Milchrist is captain this year. It is well known that Bill can be relied upon to cover any position, but at present he is starring on the third sack. Enough veterans are out to make a full team of experienced players. The pitching staff is composed of Bob Heitschmidt, George Beilfuss and a fast new recruit, Arthur Kidd. Zuehlke, Carey, and Mathias are willing to accept the receiving end of the battery. Owen Curtin has practically cinched first base. Al Hall and Matt Thomatz are contesting for second, and Milchrist will cover third. Harold Gregory is out for short stop. Paul Biehl is also knocking around for a place in the infield. Wilson, Fulton, Koglin, Biel, Behn. Carlson and Resse are the brightest contenders for a place in the garden. One practice game was lost to Marshall. It was our first encounter however, and we retaliated by taking Waller with a I4 to 3 score. Coach Paulson has the boys doing their ut-most to shine for Calumet. Besides the championship, they are working for the Paulson trophy, a gold baseball, to be given to the most valuable player on the team. H rg? 124 N TFMULAC l Rifle Team HE Rifle Team under the leadership of Sgt. Carle, has shown wonderful progress. Although the team has not won any lnurels it hopes to have winning scores in the future. The team Hred in the Hearst Trophy and Sixth Corp Area matches which were national competitions, besides the interschool matches. 2 I f' S W, , -. ,1. , W ,A Aww, f,fy5?,x- MQY, Wir A,,,,.-.--, , ' ' ' as - .A iv-5 ,T n, :'3 L I I23 Q l TEMULAC l Girls' Athletic Association HE G. A. A. is a boon to Calumet girls. Organized in our last year at the old school under Mrs. Davidge, it has continued to supervise all athletic competition and activities. Several new sports were introduced along with the commonplace basketball competition. The girls are now experienced in indoor baseball, basketball, swimming, life-saving, and tennis. One interesting part of the G. A. A. program is the working for school letters. When a girl has collected a certain number pf points which are given for participation in athletics, neatness, and cleanliness, sheilis awarded a maroon C. Among the girls to gain letters in the past year are: Okla Loudon, lone Murphy, Neva Stewart, and Mildred Schon. I 1 ff? .M , .....,,.. ...,k.,,.., jr: X -,,,.,,,.,.....-- -......, If ,QQ fd J Vg- ff ' - b 120 P RQ T ii M U LA C 'ee' G. A. A. Delegates DELEGATES to the G. A. A. are as follows: Dorothy Demmick, Marie Carlson, Lil- lian Albrecht, Lammona Brown, Katherine Linever, Elizabeth Visser, LaVerne Hack- enbroch, Helen Rasmus, Janet Rowe, Geraldine Ragel, Lois Nelson, Pauline Douglas, Lorraine Zimmer, Josephine Claton, Bernice Dager, Patricia Boyle, Grace O'Keefe, Dorthy Poirot, Marie Berg, Audrey Haaker, Ermal Rosenbaum, Mildred Ely, Anna Roseman, Della Schaller, Jean Rowland, Adelyne Bellman, Harriet Young, Helen Carlson, Violet Engstrom, Lorraine Haeacenbroch, Helen Johnson, Hazel Feil, Violet Spangenburg, Grace LaPlante, Nellie Giblaons, Lucille Young, Marguerite Hunt, Geraldine Bittner, Marie Seastrom, Marian Rettingle, Betty O'Connor, Alice Pederson, Margaret McLean, Rose Lilkes, Mary Burns, Mary Ferguson, Phyllis Elling, Dorothy Cook, Miriam Baumgartner. W WWA- Q .A--F-1-.f bzfsgaj a ---i wi. --W- ---.-,- Nu n U is- ' I27 X1 TEMULAC l 2' Girls' Life-Saving Club This year the G. A. A. introduced one more athletic activity. Under Miss O'Leary,s leadership, the Life-Saving Club has been formed, and consists of about twelve charter members and as many associate members. The girls started last Sept. barely able to swim, but after a six months' course with Miss O'Leary, they rapidly learned the ways of the waves. The officers of the club are Jean Roland, Presidentg Jean Stellman, V. Presidentg Florence Stoel, Sec.-Treasury. They will sponsor Swimming meets, the water pageant and any other aquatic events in which the girls will participate. There were about twenty girls who enrolled in the course last September. They met every Tuesday night and were coached in the ways of assisting a drowning persofn. In January a man from the Red Cross came to Calumet and gave the girls the test. They ably demon- strated the Tired Swimmer, Arm Lock, Cross Chest, and Head-Carries as well asilpreak- ing the front, back, and double wrist-holds, and approaching in the correct way! The next test was a surface dive for a ten-pound objectthree successive times. Finally the most important part of the test came-that of Recusitation. f-:x fn---1 press: -?..--- --- fvsf ! ff 128 l TEMULAC Girls Fencing Class A girls' fencing class was organized this semester by Mr. Burger. About eighteen girls registered for it, and it was arranged to meet every Monday and Wednesday the second period in the recital hall. These girls have proven very competent and agree that Mr. Burger is a very skilled instructor. l L i I29 Girls' Basketball 3 '1i li S1 U L A cg w WCLE DR 'STN r ff f 1 ' - - ,iq vw: f f A. ser-E 7 O 1 Semi - S fi: Mg' Q25-. Q 2.4- 'x- 3 Q ' ff.4' 'Tm -. . -,1.,..:T-SM ,QQ v.ff Zi3 Mime L ze-4, ' Wm or scnooui wuw-aaa V , - 0C-11 X Gfmmii Oc-11 1 1 OCT cf 1- ' 1 f 015-,X -G-AMMF. 5 HMHA' I 4 ll. wax:-'n...N? ' - x , ::':J.,5,,f E y fflff' -' W 'J '5i'Z?S f ,fr GE T YV F f K J 0 1 FWfZs'r.::quu-4sxs 'V Q 'XX L95 OCT' YOLT. cnt. 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CTRADUA-nom! c:nnuS mme Hub? ,ur I , 1 if-A g , NX , J cm' '24 ' . ,gk if F - A L, ,Em ' . ,'l - nf-can if 543 JUNE. EMNM51 1 VAC-ATNON. K,-,,.,,.X ' N THE cfaugz Q 'F 95 I Cr. 4 I , . W Gwen MANS F Q . h' 0 fg , f X An.u It -4 3, 14124 5 ep K Z 'mc , T 1 K ff -.. F 3 I I f ltii. , xv? , LTL r- x --mm ' M- -f ,mm -, A -' ' uf? f' f , , ,f 21 l, 'zu 133 ' r TEMULAC YM gi Tiny Tern Vol. 1 JUNE 29, 1948 No. l KARL ORR PLANE MADE IN CALUMET AERODSHOP Daniel R. Schock, Jr., and his boys have placed Calumet first among the Chicago High Schools in the building of airships. The success of the craft is due to the alumni who so whole-heartedly donated financial aid and their services at all times. Among those who contributed were Joseph Lynch, owner of the Lynch air- held. His instructions and advice were exceedingly necessary for the plane's perfection. He devoted his valuable time to showing the students how to turn the wheels. where the gasoline goes, and how to fix flat tires. Synonymous with the name of Lynch, is that of Goldberg, who is the inventor of the four-valve cups which he pre- sented so that the landing of the plane would be soft. Neither can we forget the unselfish service of Charles Sweet, Secretary of Trea- sury who gave to the plane builders the motor of the Ford which he used when a student of Calumet. The rest of the equip- ment was bought with the 350,000 left by the class of 1928M. Frank Vetter, pilot of the plane, will hop off the roof of the school on a trial Bight, Monday. SENATOR VISITS CITY Senator sota, and the Lucy Schneider, stopped off at the Dearborn' air-port, to-day en route for Washington, where they will meet Walter Anderson. the U. -S. Ambassador to Italy, who is a former classmate of the Nelsons. Included in the party were Burton Richardson, the senator's secretary, and Mr. Henry Belsham and his wife, the former Doris Canon. They will stop at Guy Bai1ey's Shoreland Hotel, where they will take tea with famous actresses, Margarette Sunblad, Florence Stoel, Anna Sikma, Elsie Wedoff, Jean Gordon, Margaret Gridley, and Dorothy Starbird the pianist. From there they shall visit the Richards theatre where Miss Dorothy Dunston will dance. Miss Dunston's dancing partner is the well-known Paul Anderson, PRIZES GIVEN BEAUTIES In the recent Beauty contest held here, the judges picked one girl as the most beautiful in Chi- cago. Miss Rosemary Barry was chosen first prize winner and was presented with a new Ford Truck, in which she is expected to leave for Atlantic City some time this week. Guy Nelsonbof Minne- his wife, a member of Stone League, Mildredu' FIRE IMPERILS STEEL MAN Early this morning a tire start- ed on the second floor of the Windemere Hotel, where Mr. Rohs, president of the American Steel Corporation, and his party have been staying since last Thursday. President Rohs and his wife, the former Virginia McKay, warned the rest of the party and fled with them to safety. The party consisted of Mr. Rohs, his wife, his private secretary, Edward Carey and his wife better known as Margarette Petty, Mr. Cairnes, who is in charge of the steel mills at Gary, Indiana, and Charles Hill, an old schoolmate of Mr. and Mrs.1Rohs. PRESTDENT CHOOSES HIS CABINET FORVNEW YEAR President Robert Murphy has chosen former classmates for his cabinet officers, They are as fol- lows: Secretary of State, Robert Heitschmidt: Secretary of Navy, William Schultz, Secretary of Treasury, Charles Sweetg Secre- tary of Interior, Elsworth Harderg Secretary of War, Viola White, Secretary of Agriculture, Marg. Hanson: Secretary of Commerce, john Burgeson, Secretary of Labor, Mildred Schong Post Master General, Stanley Carleson. A meeting was called by Presi- dent Murphy for the purpose of lhelping the labor situation. Every ,ditch digger in the United States was on a strike. This most ter- rible calamity was led by Richard Witty, alias Handsome Dick , and Fred Hoebel. It is expected that the state militia will soon be called upon. Yes, the state militia consists-of former Calumetites, .including Everet Strangeman, MaJoruHar- rison Fry, lst Lieutenant, Sidney Goldberg, Chief Cook, and james Keenan, Sergeant-at-Arms, AVIATRICES TO HOP Pilots Dorothy Allen, Helen XVarady, Ruth Kaufman, Blanche Brunimersted, and Evelyn Chinn will take off from New York City's Air Field next Sunday. The five young ladies intend to stop for tea on the Hawaiian lslands, then continue their flight at leisure. They are to stop at the VVimp Hotel in Paris to meet the Ster- mers and the Trishans. From there they will visit various his- torical spots, including the great Limber Tomb, dedicated to the famous comedian, George Limber. Then they will return home for more instructioms on the new method of travel. fws we it-2 li 134 X: SHE-BRUTES DEFY THE FEARFUL TEAM OF MALES The Champion Football Team of Chicago, whose captain is Okla Loudon, said that it would be fun to play the domesticated men, and if such a team could be raised, Loudon's team would as- sure them that none of the men would be severely injured. The team's center Edith Nel- son, let out a grutf laugh when she heard this. The two tackles. Ruth Jahnke and Eva Bartoli, said that they would play with one hand tied behind their backs. Eva with her hundred pounds of muscle is enough to scare any house-husband into distraction. The two guards, Vivian Strom- berg and Elsie Carlson, grit their teeth and said that they would break every bone in the man's head that dared to stand against them. The ends, Eleanor Olson and Betty Stainsby, the noted bone-crushers of the team, said that any man that got hy them would have to go on a stretcher. The backiield consisted of Okla Loudon, Isabelle Johnson, Edith Fisher, and Vivian Johnson said it would be great sport to have a little fun after finishing their hard schedule of previous games. The opposing team is headed by the big He-Man, Richard Hamil- ton and things are progressing for the big game. Robert Steele Louis Shaffer, and Al Hall said that they would play provided they were sufficiently assured that they wouldn't be injured in any way, shape or form and their wives would let them neglect the house-work that long. Among the other players on the men's team are Cyril Leehy, Guy Nelson, Walter Anderson, in the line. Those in the backfield are: Burt Richardson, Henry Belsham, Guy Bailey, and Everett Strange- man. PLANE BREAKS RECORD Yesterday afternoon at Calu- met High Srhool Flying Field, Coach Herbert Congdon 'broke his own world flying record of 621 miles per hour, in a twenty cyl- inder special nionoplane, After private tryouts. he new his ship 700 M.l'.H. before officials of the A. A. U. These were Guy Bailey, Herbert Ellstrom, and Richard Hamsa. The plane was designed by Paul Biehl. The propeller is the surprising thing about the planeg it is made of material discovered by George La Platt, the scientist. Mr. Congdon expects to break his own record again after several improvements are added to plane. v.-...- H f - 1'1 f 1 , J J w J V' i N V A 'Y F - V , J ,Jr -.,.tSf,,lT -, mv , ii x I , 3 N 3 .72 5 --lf V xwv-,rf X --Y, x, I X 1 1 1 X 1 ,f 1 .I ! . --fist. C x. x, x ' K ' - 1 X Q ,f ' rv-A 'vi 1 ---ug, 1 'M , Y Mir,-gC,,.-J,-J' 1 L 1. 4 w A fx TN x s---L Y -.-.-m-J--- -........,,L:---iuuw-umu.5.,f. A L-3' L., .......u,mm,..,.,..,....A..,,-.-....-A-1-wx--f-M L U I 35 TQ TEMULAC According to Our Humor HANDLE WITH CARE When raiding the Cooky Jar, be careful-Ginger snaps! Freshman: 'Tm glad to know you. Senior: 'Fortunate' is the word sonn f' v Y What insect lives on the least food? The moth: it eats holes. Excited Freshman: I just can't get into my lockerf, Senior: It wasn't made for you to get intof: First Flapper: How long could I live without brains?', Second Flapper: That remains to be seen. Teacher: What is space? t Freshie: I-I can't think butvI have it in my head.', Teacher: Do you all understand this problem?,' Class: No.', Teacher: Well, watch the board, and I'll go through it again. Teacher: Now, Dan, what keeps the moon in place?,' Dan: Moon beams. OBSERVATIONS ON LIFE PENCILS Life is like a pencil. , I use both ends until the lead is gone: One end is to do a great number of things, And the other end is used to undo some of those things. CARBON PAPER Life is like carbon paper. It is quiet, dark, Takes impressions, Gives impressions, And discarded when it wears out. KNIFE Some life is like an assassinis knife. It is continually sharpened for its one big moment, And after that is over, it is hurled aside And left to rust with only a memory on its blade. 155 -----A !fv! hx 36 -N5 xwm k -- 3 A rss! 43' X XX? 5 an A X Q x 1 Q, Q- 3 x was 4 w .,.. 3 s W?-, QMQQ , S JN 11-v gsm , .5 w E Q 3 :X ,ag 5 5' 1 R 'X : 'JU .V 4 S' fiat. A gt' N' ,fi xii X Q. -W Aw .xy 'ir -...N 7 nil , '-L.:--3 fu?- 'Ww-Aji. ml Q ' f.5WffiH in Qsljfg A Q23-T ' A -' 'ff , ' w . ,A - 12' . , , , , va, .i 4'- w T37 ,....,....w,...,.. 'wv , , , X ,, 7 1 , J Y I ' if 1 , Q X 4 a K 1 , x 1 Q . X , 1 ' 1 A , : X N Z 1 I -A , 1 XX R Q V f 1 ji ,,N.u ,J - , .- -M...:.Llf m' M X -..,,'m ......1...w.M.M....... M. ,......- ...., k .,....x.w M -M--v------L' - I, . ,I ,Q A K - ...................., s.....v-.WMM-X-..-...-44,1-1-....Ax' .mgwlr . -,..n ,fgf?'!T:li X -m'1'W'L 'L ,,f.'g'l'f-3 : w M 'N-s...,4,.I4..,,,.kJ!Q' -11512 J,,,...- JQwghT5ig u1'Q A t ' v' Q, ww 138 m TEMULAC I IN MEMORIAM N her English classes, on the day before her sudden death in January of this year, Jean Stewart, a junior, read a short original essay on Friendship It showed deep affection for all her friends, including us who went to school with her. Our opportunity of proving the love we gave her in return was unexpectedly brief, but this opportunity has not, we think, completely passed. We may still record our love upon this page, that is dedicated to JEAN STEWART, FRIEND f--'B M-ia fag: a-.--f-i- Ve h , 139 0 PM 'I' li M U L A C I Y fs ElL.L.- ANDPHIL.. HAVENT DECIDED YET-Q ARE YOU GOING TO BESIDES THE IMPORTANT THING BE AN EXECUTIVE FIQST I5 TO SURIQOUND MYSELF RIGHT AFTER YOU WITH SOME NEW CLOTHES GRADUATE PHIL-QQ FIQOM THE LYTTON COLLEGE XMI T I LL You DABBLE A SHGDI Ge? L.-m.Y-1,111-1-4 ,Zw -3 'C'WA 61--Ave Af I -sle- High School Graduates! Visit The Lytton College Shop as Your First Bid for Success at College or Business Entering College or Business is an important step-and clothes are a vital factor. Choose them in The Lytton College Shop-the recognized Style Center for Mid Western University and Successful Young Business Men. You will be delighted with the many new distinctive things dis- played so attractively in a setting of intimate hospitality and comfort. Suits 1 Shoes 1 Shirts 1 Neckwear 1 Hose 1 Pajamas 1 Hats 1 Sweaters X ITIEHEM ws I Broadway and Fifth-Gary Orrington and,Church-Evanston Marion and Lake-Oak Park State and Jackson-Chicago I 3 I - - f-.X A-f-- ---we -- frets,-ss' -----we---e - . . if . 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Abeles CHICAGO l I l BECKWITHIRONWORKS,INC. l I S44 WEST 79TH STREET g Phone Triangle 16oo I 5 Iron Work for Buildings l l F For Delicious Toasted Sandwiches and Famous Mild T Bittersweet Chocolate Sodas T 1 Go To - MAJOR'S DRUG STORE T 8zoo So. Racine Ave. i Come in and Convince Yourself Q GENERAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET E 8 1 1 1 So. ASHLAND AVE. 'v I Vincennes go 1 o s 1 We Carry the Best Quality of Fruits and Vegetubles 3- V ri? I44 iq.-5.1 I-'11Ip..Il1l..-l...-......l..-1.-l.1l,1..1Ili..-.qpgqpil.1.1p1ll-lp.--1.111.114-.lg-1.1. l TEMULAC l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1n1uu1mi.-...1uu1n1u1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1:11:11 GIRLS Today You,ll Say O. KK, And why not? After enjoying a few of our delicious sandwiches and dainty home-made pastry-like mother makes Lei Us Satisfy Your Apfzciifc' CALUMET SANDWICH SHOP 24045 so. RACINE AVE. DEPARTMENT OF BQUSINESS ADMINISTRATION will: COURSES OF UNIVERSITY GRADE CErztram'e RftIlliTl'lI10l1f, Four Yrar High Srbool Diplomuj COURSES: ADMINISTRATIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAL, HIGHER ACCOUNTING and COMMERCIAL NORMAL Only Business College in Chicago with a separate department of Business Administration. Finest equipped Executive Training Department in America Catalogue on Request THREE MONTHS' INTENSIVE SHORTHAND COURSE for High School Graduates Only A Special Course for Those XVl1o Must Prepare for a Position in a Short Time. in g in Ask for Full I11formalion-II's FREE V fax' ' E A E I as ' cn ng ewoo usmess 0 ege ggi. . . my-.S l' ' - ui, 735-41 ENGLEWOOD AVE. E ,, F' I C621-id Pl. at Halsredp llnll-Elllillllllll g Qiaggiai. Vfentwortli 099: - H- -I l l' BEVERLY 6156 INSURANCI K. J. LINDHOLM SL CO. REALTORS We Specialize in BFWVIJ' Hill' IOZOO So. WESTERN AVE. 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I I ' I T MECHANICAL DRAWING SETS FOUNTAIN PENS H H DRAWING BOARDS BRIEF CASES I II All Styles Loose Leaf Note Books ,E 'I SCHOOL EMBLEMS PENNANTS -STICKERS i Q I I I I U MALTED MILKS 1 SUNDAES I At Our Fountain . II E If I 8144 So. RACINE AVE. PHONE TRIANGLE I0348 ,, : i I AUTOMOBILE GLASS : I II ll IL I 1 E D W A R D S S I an ,, I I I Q I 4 :I 34 Comer 62nd and Robey Streets 'i'lillrul--uillillin--ll11:--In11111u1nuin1qnLpq1pq4p.1..1..1.......i, 1 ...,.1,,i,,,.,,,i,,.1,,,i, fix , Y ,WY L,,,,,,,,, - A 'fr Q ,,w5,AY,,,Y, .E I . EL., , , I , -.....-.... V H 'fr 1,33 5 V J M V33 ,MV 'X sh i' . ' .J as' 147 .11 1 1 1 1 1.11.11,411I..111..g1nn1M1g....u1n1ql1n1l.1nn1,p1.111.111.1111 A I TEMULAC DAN'S TOGGERY I234 W. 79th Street 1 HATTER AND HABERDASHER for Men and Young Men Q The HIGH SCHOOL LUNCHROOM desires to thank its friends for their patronage, and to wish them all a pleasant vacation Q N. ZITE SUITS MADE To ORDER t High Grade CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING, and REPAIRING of LADIES' AND GENTS' GARMENTS Furs Cleaned and Remodeled 1 We Call and Deliver Phone Triangle 7983 8115 So. RACINE AVENUE 1l.1',1.,1,m-.Il1.l1,g1,.1M1,I1,441..'1,..1,,.,1,,1u..1,.,1ug1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1. . ! gfv!! ls 1 48 3 I - TEMULAC +1.11,11..11n11111-11111111111111111111111111 111-11111111111111111111111111111111111--11111 11111111111 1 111l1u1n1n1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 I U T 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I -1- Auburn Trust and lSavings Bank 734 W. 79th Street A CLEARING HOUSE BANK R. G. Heitschmidt E. M. Heitschmidt Telephones Wentworth 6735-6736 Englewood Lumber Company fNot Incj LUMBER f SASH 1 DooRs 1 MOULDINGS WALL BOARD f ROLL AND SHINGLE ROOFING 6759 63 IS WENTXVORTH AVENUE CHICAGO, ILL. Buy Your First Mortgage and First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bonds at the West Highland State Bank 7900 So. ASHLAND AVE. UYDER STATE AND CLEARING HOUSE SUPERVISION f-x gf- gg? .....-A---11.1.-a. 11- f Q li 14-9 -nu-4111111111 1 1 1 1. -. 1 1 .. 1111111111111111 1 .. 1 1 111111111111111.-1111- -.111111111 g T E M U L A C I ' +----h-------------------------- ---- ------------------I-----------------r I I I I I . 1 I I ow M I I I I MAKE INDEPENDENCE YOUR GOAL I I I I I I ' ULTIVATE the habit of n- I I C serving your money. Doniobe 'I i misled by the mistaken idea that be- I I cause the amount is small it is not 1 worth saving. Most estates are thc I accumulation of the savings of small E amounts, a little at a time. E 5 START-now-toward the goal of I I independence. I I i CENTRAL MANUFACTURING DISTRICT BANK I 1110 WEST 35TH STREET I I i C H I C A G O li I 1 5 A STATE BANK A TRUST COMPANY I I I I . 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I'll sew the rip-and men shall say, Your sole goes marching on. . , .-rg - Fixuur TALES! 1928 The football coach, Mr. Dygert, has issued a bulletin which reads: Calumet Girls are requested to secure dates with athletes on all Friday evenings preceding football games. Mrs. Sanders, adviser of the Student Council, has ordered open barrels of confetti placed at the head of each stairway so that it may be scattered about the halls as the students pass to their classes. Seen recently in the Wrigley building, Miss Dutton, one of the senior teachers, has acknowledged that she was placing an order for spearmint gum to be distributed as gifts to the graduates. While there has been no official confirmation, a rumor exists that the Executive Council is considering a proposal that the Civics room be converted into a smoking room for the use of students during the lunch periods. As Mr. Frieda, the basketball coach, has discovered that opposing teams are much embarrased by large scores run up against them, he has commenced the practise of putting in substitutes to tone down the annoying numbers. In order to increase the track ability of the school, Miss Melody, the principal, will promote racing from one class to another. All pupils will be held until the tardy bellg then they will be released, and each winner will be given a free period. 2f'3s ,I , ls 1 5 2 TEMULAC H 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 H II I L 1 1 I I I 1 I I I ! ! ! 1 1 I i n1u.-np.-Ip-.gl .-lpin.-.ll1u1..1.,1 -znniuniq-.1nn..ln1ql1.nn1n.1 .- 1 1 ... 1 1 MOTHER is doing HER share So FATHER it is Your DUTY to do Yours C A L U M E T FATHERS' CLUB Meetings 3rd Thursday of the Month HAMILTON PARK FIELDHOUSE -..gf lg..- CALUMET PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Thanks the faculty and students of the Calumet High School for the kind cooperation and gooa' fellowship shown them throughout the year. -..if Ek..- V- jifgflw - , , iv? U 153 11.15.-.q51:giuI-.ni11.1.1-111ln1np1ul1lg1un1ul1llQ.lp-up-15145-1 ..1.q1p.1u?..1 RK TEMULAC I I: I: -7:---nui:n1n::u-:f - 1-uf-.1-: ,uI..I....--1ul1..1.,1u'1-l1..1.....ln...u COMPLIMENTS OF CASCADE LAUNDRIES 793 0-3 8 So. Racine Ave. Q All Phone Vincennes 0312 Busch Bros. REALTORS -....5Hg,..,- 1 125 WEST 79TH STREET Stewart 0604-05 Full Line of School Supplies REAL HOME COOKED M E A L S Soft Drinks 1 Ice Cream Snowballs Y MACK'S SIIO So. RACINE AVE. Phone Triangle 10245 Phone: Stewart 0056-0057 CONCORD ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS FIXTURES 317 West 79th Street G. W. RASMUS lqilnilpigu-.nuilui .. -.Iu..lI-uuign.-uillguinlllgilllgpiniu-...inn-..l.-1.1 f-X f ' 520 CHICAGO .-J,-,-,,-E W-A- -A - 2 , 1 --V---ee f-HN'-W 'E- 154 ui 'c?Eig2E3Ai--TEMULAC lvp +.1n-1.51..il1.11.19.19,in1..1..1..141p-.I.....1..1q.1,u1-ui-111111.-qu1u1ln1pi. JABUSCH DRUG CO. Trescriptions a Specialty I OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE I 8 301 So. RACINE AVE. 77 58 So. RACINE AVE. I Phones Triangle 8143-8144 Phone Radcliff 2758-2759 H i U OPPORTUNITY seeks the man with ready l money. Are you attracting success with T a growing account at this bank? U il on H i 5 Make a Deposit This Week E I 059 g MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK HALSTED AT 79TH STREET l I i Where N eigbbors Meet and Business Growsv l R - li . H Schoo1Suppl1es Q LENZSPHARMACY i Chas. G. Lenz, R.Ph. u 8058 So. RACINE AVENUE Q Tel. Stewart 1630 DRUGS f CANDIES 1 SODA WATER L Prescriptions a Specialty H Ml.iallillllliilillilliilillillllllillilllllillilllillllliili illilfli f'-.3 --f--'--+-+Li--- -.-.ll-l-----I, wtx M fee 84 s- 1 ,. V Z S Iss 135,111u1uu.-nm-u.I-.l1..1,,,,1,,1,,1q.1,.,1.1H10-.nn.1,..1,,.1..1g.1.'1u1..1.,1n1...-..1..1. k I TEMULAC :I .1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..1..1..1..1H1..1..1..1un1qn1n1qn1un1..1 1 1 1..1-.14 ! 5 EFRAIM ANDERSON ! CARPENTER Y CONTRACTOR f BUILDER 5 7717 ,So. Honore St. Triangle 0769 E 1 ! I l ! Compliments of L 1 I W. W. IFERN 5 FUNERAL DIRECTOR l E ! -..gf E..- I 1 ! ! I I 8 WEST 79TH STREET TEL. STEWART 0470 1 I CORBIN'S BARBER SHOP ! It Pays to Loolz. Well T Q The Avalon Shop Auburn Park Shop 7852 Bennett Ave. 449 W. 79th St. I -i- 156 CALUMET HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 'TEMULAC 1 I --.. ----.-- ..-..-..-... ---.---- ..-.....-.--.--..--..-..-..-ug. I. Arthur W. Geringer 1: BUILDERS HARDWARE I Estimates Cheerfully Given on All Hardware Requirements f I f If 7950 So. RACINE AVENUE VINCENNFS 6582 Our Nuptlaa Process Makes Your Rugs Look Like New PHONE STEWART 0259 ENGLEWOOD CLEANERS S e r 12 i c e 7705 So. Halsted St. C. F. KNEFE, Mgr. CHICAGO gg I F I, I Phone Stewart 1093 I 1 I STUDIO ART SHOP V I Gifts of Distinction , I E. Cannes 1004 W. 79TH STREET I I I Phone Vincennes 7640 Prescriptions I VAUSE 59' STRIEGEL PHARMACISTS I IIOI NW. 79th Street Southwest Corner Aberdeen Street 5 PERFUMES r CIGARS 1 CANDY 1 STATIONERY E I H101 -11111-11111111111-Ill 1nu1nn-un-nn-un1:m-nn1uu1uu.- 1un1nu1n-I-un-nu-.1 1 in---fi' ,- N -----Pb'-7 67? g3:v!g?g? ls 157 g1u1n1n1..1lq1.q1..1gg1,g1..1 1 1 1,11 E l TEMULAC l Phone Stewart o8r8 lllllillllllllillilllil Hours: 9-7 lEl Rose Beauty Shop L Permanent Waves of Distinction 1351 WEST 79TH STREET Q Man Operators Do ALL Styles of Hair Cutting-Marcelling and Water Waving- and All Work in the Beauty Line This Space Donated by ROOM 206 Phone Vincennes SQS4 Goods Delivered Oficers John Ahern ..,....... ...,....,. P resident Margaret Cooke .... .,....,. V ice-President Ralph McClintock ,...... Secretary-Treasurer Electrical Supplies Student Activities Margaret Cooke ,... Student Council Delegate 1 Edwin Stelzer ,.... Student Council Alternate Josephine Clayton ........ G. A. A. Delegate Mildred Mueller ........, G. A. A. Alternate and Temulac Representative Superior Students for IB Semester William Reynolds Joseph O'Connor Richard Skenkel John Ahern Albert Chuckley Margaret Cooke Session Teacher Winifred Wernicke HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS VARNISHES, GLASS, CUTLERY and KITCHEN UTENSILS 1 8234 Racine Avenue Repairing of All Kinds Keys Made Phone Triangle 49 1 9 H. J. HARDER, President Res. Phone: Vin. 5436 H dew H GLASS COMPANY CNot lnc.J ART GLASS 1 AUTO GLASS 1 FANCY VENETIAN MIRRORS 8036 South Racine Avenue C H I C A G O Mirrors Resilvered Lamp Shades, Window and Art f Glass Repaired -un--gl-ln1u-up-5511.-.ga-n-1.1.31 1 1..1u 1la1..1..1..1 a1.,1.g1q.1..1l.1. ..- 47. ----Na ,i Mifigf iw. U 158 Auto Glass Installed While You Wait ?T,,, ,f .1- N TIZMULAC at V g,, . 0 'V Ac F Jlahn 61 Ullier Again 6MB are America's largest school annual designers and engravers because We render satisfaction on more than 400 books each year. Intelligent co-operation, highest quality workmanship and on-time deliveries created our reputation for dependability. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVIN G CO. Thotograpbers, Artists and Makers of Fine Printing Plates ,hr Black or Colors. 817 W. Washington Boulevard . Chicago Telephone MONROE 7080 .X ,. 'jp WW-, or - L, J 1:9 -lm TEMULAO q1.'-n.,i1-,1..n-1111i.11.-'u11i11.11i Fraternity Inn 8210 So. RACINE AVE. CANDIES 1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SODA FOUNTAIN 1 HOT LUNCHES Ask the Boys Who Come Here OUR PLANE TAKES OFF Our course is clear before us: We bid you fond adieu. The pilot signals, Ready! We wave farewell to you. And now the wheel is whizzing: We leave you all too fast. But love for Alma Mater Will through the ages last. NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION 1050 W. 79th Street R. E. IVIOFFET AND CO. REAL ESTATE 1 BUILDERS 1 RENTING 1 INSURANCE Vincennes 2468 f'-N . , ,,1fe,35----+---- i li 160 WWWWHMWWWH 63,73 , mg. 1 H I? 3 RW ij' is g lJ UWMWHNHHHWWWN