Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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1ln flbemoriam HAROLD GRIGOLEIT RILLA JANE HESLER FERN MARTENSEN BERNARD STOCK ww We 5'1 w 0 RS

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C Mens Club Fall sz'111c'sI1'r Officers Spring xflllvsler Harriss Turner . . Pl'L'Silll'lIf . . . Byron Cleland Peter Walsh . . llitl'-f7l't'SiLl,t'lIf . . . Peter Walsli Frank Mitrick . . S1'crvfai'y . . . Stanley Brown Byron Cleland . . Tl't'tlSIll'L'l' . John Wagner HE C Mens Club was conceived and organized by Robert Burger, our vice-principal, for the purpose of binding together those men of unusual ability and distinction who win their letters in the defense of the Maroon and Blue. Membership is open to those who, by their athletic achieve- ment, have earned the major emblem. The club expresses its appreciation for the untiring efforts of Mr. Burger to establish high standards of ideals, scholastic attainments, sportsmanship, and exceptionally efhcient admin- istration of athletics. His record as dean and head of the athletic department speaks for itself. No greater tribute can be paid him, who has imparted to all those fortunate enough to be guided by him a touch of his own line spirit of loyalty and enthusiasm, than that he has instilled in stu- dents a higher conception of their duty to themselves and to their school. In addition to extending throughout the school high stan- dards of scholarship combined with athletics, the UC Men this year encouraged an increasing emphasis on intramural athletics to stimulate the interest of every boy in school in some form of sports. Byron Clvlumf Top row: Carlson, Radnovic, Steinhoif, Phillips, Turner, Tuohy, Summers, Oblinger, Harris, Powers Jacobs, Strangeman, Mitrick, Mclinery, Wagner. Third row: Anderson, johnson, Hughes, Borchert, Karshen, Smith, Blozis, Anderson, Dorocke, Rex, Brown Pomeroy, Goldberg. Second row: Ti-ess, Mclnerny, Walsh, Tobecksen, Haberichter, jones, Rehder, McNamara, Ryan, Tress. Firsl row: Kraus, Beckford, Cummings, Olsen, Smith, Paulson, Cleland, Beattie, Holloway, Geyer, Ahern Page Om' H11 m1reJ Sew'

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Sbirlry Daridsofi Optima tes Shirley Davidson . Clara Andrew. . . . . Firsf consul Second consul Mary Jane Boughner . . Quaesior Robert Cummings . . Prat'f01' Ruth Jaffe ....... . . . Ceusor 66 PTIMATESU or the best is a Htting name for any club in which membership is limited to excellent students, and the honor Latin club seems justified in selecting it for their club name. Eligibility in the clubs demands a linal mark of E or S in advanced Latin, and membership in the Optimates is a goal toward which all Latin students aspire. It means a final reward, a distinction only bestowed upon those who earnestly work for it. The Optimates were organized for this purpose by Miss Berleman and Miss Mealiff, Latin instructors. Plays in honor of Virgil were given in the classrooms, and shadow pictures from the Aeneid were enacted by members of Miss MealiHf's classes. As has been customary ever since the organization of the Optimates, a picnic was held in the spring. This event is always a most enjoyable one. Though entertainment is emphasized, the Optimates find time to compete for scholarships in Latin. Bettyann Nelson, Rosemary Nelson. Adele Fredrickson, and Milda Baronas gave many free hours to the study of Latin, in preparation for the scholarship examination. As a result Adele Fredrickson was awarded a part-scholarship to the University of Chicago. Top mir: Motschman, McClintock, Reynolds, Hughes, Skov, Kasmen, Oblingur, H. Nelson, Cohn, Dud- man, Smith, Erickson, Popham, Kalinowslii. Tbiril mir: Crosby, Jaffe, Misch, Andrew, Kcuper, Rosen, Fredrickson, Baronns, Lane, B. Nelson, Jacob- sen, Gordon, Mullin, XVolfe, Bell. SITOHLI Voir: Fischer, Kinney, Goulding, Borsch, Cohen, Reid, Larson, Youngerman, Mcgnw, Boughner, R. Nelson, Thoendel, XVoodruff. Firil mn: Bertossa, Himsel, Davidson, Miss Berleman, Miss Mcliinley, Ganz, Greenberg, Rago, Scott. Pugu Om' l'Iumlri'i1 Eiglml