Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CONTENTS 1 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES

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Junior Student Council F4111 svzrlmlvi' Spring XL'llI!'Sf1'l' Rodney Erickson Pzrxirlwzf , . Ruth Teeling Elizabeth Doll Virr'-prvsidwzt , Josephine Terrell Edward Tuite , Sl'l'l'l'flIl'YY Howard Simek Jane Brinker Tl'L'tI.YIl7'!'V Edward Baker ITHIN the last year the Junior Student Council has displayed its eihciency by its splendid cooperation with the Senior Student Council. Its members, elected in the same manner as the Senior delegates, are representative of the high- est standards of scholarship in the freshman and sophomore sessions, and they have proven themselves both capable a-nd willing workers. Working with the school librarian, they devised a plan to relieve the congestion in the library during B session, and aided in returning books left in the hall outside the library door. The Junior Councillors, under the direction of Mr. Ault, their adviser, presented an original play at the Rooters Club Christmas party. Another of their helpful activities was their hearty support of this yearys Clean-up Campaign. Through their efforts unsightly baskets have been lined with cloth, and additional signs made to mark the stairways. Calumet may well recognize the value of these lower class- men and feel that their work, the success of which is largely due to their regular attendance, deserves high praise. Rzzfb Tvrlifzg Top row: Hackett, Tatar, Procter, Morgan, Eichelman, Rudnick, Coughlin, Ruby, Presto, Brink, Roysdun. Seromf row: Postlethwaite, Grabe, Petersen, Glaum, Sample, Vfinkenwerder, Schultz, Nelson, Tupy, Mc- Donough. Firtl row: O'Connor, Baumbach, Thoney, Reimers, Mr. Ault, Morgan, Xvolcott, Shepley, Reynolds. Pagr Niurfy-wi wx

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s Clarefzrf' Pomeroy , i lun - u - The Rooters Club Clarence Pomeroy . . . . . Presidwzzf Adele Fredrickson . . Vice'-p1'eside11t Elsie Ribbentrop . . . Secrefarjf James McEnery . . Trf'asurer HE Rooters Club was organized in October, 1925. Its aim then was to become the best system of student gov- ernment in existence, and membership was open to those who had done some service for the school. Under the enthusiastic sponsorship of the late Mrs. Sanders and Mr. Hullinger, whose devotion and loyalty to the school were always paramount, the organization was enlarged in September, 1926, by extend- ing membership to the entire student body. By 1927, the caliber of the Rooters Club was such that it became THE CLUB of Calumet, incorporating many other organizations. This position it still holds. During 1930-31, the club continued its remarkable growth and notable progress. It sponsored bi-monthly socials, took charge of mass meetings in the auditorium, supervised the sale of tickets, and was foremost in serving Calumet in all ways. The Rooters Club at present stimulates 'The school, coop- erates in all school projects. intellectual or athletic, aids in beautifying the building and grounds, promyfes ,scholastic interest among students, and 'continually worksf towfrd a spirit of loyalty toward Calumet.. :Q-' v' ,win 1' i 1 S ' , , T011 row: Coulas, Oblingcr, Mabbott. First rou': Ribbentrop, Pomeroy, Mclinery, Fredrickson. Page Niuciy-figlzvt