Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1934 volume:

X . gl J ,B A X3 T Q. 5 x X-,X gi Q Tx X I Burk Rau'--Brockhurst, Schwertfeger. Xvard, Enerson, Axberg, Donoghue, Bertolone, XVehling, Israel, Paschke, Stegman, Liskas, Firmiss, Roche, Bierwalter. Suvoml Rau-Aspel, Snow, Hnnrahan, Meyer, Reels, Scherbarth, Mr. La Pointe, Gritzner, Caraher, Costin, O'D.iy, Chauncey, C'Hanley, Morgan. Front Ron'-Klceberg, Darling, Prather, XVollek. Schmitz, Lawrence, XY'ilson, XVhalon, XY'essner, Rockett, Betes, Bakke, Murphy, Ericksen. The Calumet Kiwiettes The Calumet Kiwiettes, under the sponsorship of Mr. Arthur La Pointe, is one of Calumet's outstanding clubs. It is the only o-ne of its kind for high school girls in Chicago. The organization was at hrst known as The Girls Aviation Club,' but a decision on the part of the members resulted in the changing of the name to Kiwiettes, as was suggested by Mr. La Pointe. who pointed out that a Kiwiette,' was a ground pilot. Most of the members are 3A's a-nd 4B's, but a few are 4A's. At the conclusion of each business meeting, a lecture was given by Mr. La Pointe. The topics of the lectures were related to aviation and its progress in the United States. One of the especially interesting subjects was: The Lighted Airwaysfy Early in the second semester the girls voted on a design for an emblem to be worn on a sweater. The design chosen aroused much interest throughout the entire school. These emblems can be seen on the girls in the pictures. The oflicers were as follows: Kathryn Biehn, presidentg Josephine Ficaro, vice-presi- dentg Eleanor Congdon, secretaryg Margaret Stampf, treasurerg Ann Louise Potter, social secretaryg Lucille Greensley, publicity manager. Burk Ron'-Hogan, Hartigan, Mulvey, Kleppcr. Biebel, Kirbach, Robinson, Hughes, Paeth, Cnnhani, Blessington, Conway, Mullen. Serrmil Run'-Kelly, Meyers, Tress, Johnston, Smith, Congdon, Hennessey, Biehn, Making, Lyons, Hotf- man, Chryst, Peeinka, Gauvin. Frou! Ron'-Bernbach, Greensley, Hansen. Sogaard, XYVJKSOH, Robinette, McCann, Stampf. McHugh. Potter. Clark, Collins, Piearo. Page 96 1 ,fi , igig i T .W f V, .Jvc V if , ' I F, MVC 1 X, hi6,,Vd.,vUY . Back Ron'-Ray Kuczora, Ralph Beck, Douglas Gambrill, Robert Sheridan, Kenneth Garrett. Frou! Ron'-Milly Parisek, jo Ficaro, Ethel Hughes. The Fencing Club The success of the Fencing Club may be judged from the great interest which the student body has taken in this group. The faculty, too, has helped considerably. Both Coach Dygert and Mrs. Francis had an active part in the fencers' program. Norton Goldberg has acted as publicity manager. Student-coach Ziegfield QZiggiej Troy, winner of the Illinois State Open Cham- pionship, instructed the fencers. Kenneth Garrett starred by being awarded first place in the Illinois High School divisiong Bob Sheridan placed third. Calumet got its first View of a fencing meet when students crowded the gym to see the tournament with Lindblom. F-?.-.....c,.w...v., pvc... -CCN ,, -, Pagf 97 0.. QW? l Bark Run'-Sclilogel, Schmidt, Kunza, Clay, Yud, Canham, Nelson, Rehder, Morrison. Seroml Ron'-McAllister, Kirbach, Sorensen, Meyers, Stephens, Zamzow, Kalk, McNulty, Forman, Atwill, Potter, Murray, Comsky. From' Ron'-Gustafson, Julius, Coekle, Selby, Gustafson, Merdinger, Garrett, Erb, Greifendorf, XVessner, Rathmann, Liljedahl. Nu! in fbi' jvivfnru-Virginia Anderson, Bernice Bernback, Louise Shepley, Elizabeth Bergstrom, and Alice Montgomery. Gola' Pin Honor Soeiefy The Calumet Honor Societies In addition to the National Honor Society there are three Calumet honor societies to encourage scholarship: the Gold Pin Honor Society, the Silver Pin Honor Society, and the Bronze Pin Honor Society. To be eligible for membership to the Gold Pin Honor Society, a student must have an E average with no more than one G in any semester, for at least six consecutive semesters. A student may feel quite proud of being a member of this group. The Silver Pin Honor Society requires its members to have the same average as for the Gold Pin Honor Society, but for only four consecutive semesters. The silver emblems awarded to the members are a great incentive. During the past semester the Gold and Silver Pin Societies decided to merge, and elected the following officers: Herbert Kalk, president, Phillip Freeman, vice-president, Marjorie Julius, secretary, and Margaret Kirbach, treasurer. The Bronze Pin Honor Society awards a bronze pin and membership in the society to students who have maintained an average of E throughout two semesters. This society was formed to encourage lower classmen. Silver Pin H0-nor Sociefy Back Rau-Hogan, NVagner, Eicliman, McDonough, Morrall, Fritze, Siegert, Lennon, XVeiherman. Frou! Rau-Inglis, Anderson, Freeman, Waters, Bueliholz, Desrosiers, Brainerd, XVilliams. Noi' in ilu' piviizrc'-Luella Anderson, Albie I-lajkowiez, Clara I-Iolzhauser, Robert Northway, Xvilliam Stensland, and Marian W'ells Page 98 Bark R01liLutz, Lennon, Scheibel. Corbett, Lane, Yunker, Ahlert, Nadler, DeRuntz. i Seronff Rou+Knierim. Hauser, NVard, Mertes, Brooks, Moran, Wardrope, McAfee, Lash. Front Row-Brett, Donahue, Oehl, Smith, Blair, Kuehne, Metz, Gaudettc, Behling. No! in HJC 1'7fCfIlVt DOFOIlly' Mae Chase, Virginia Clay, Edith DeNVeese, Erwin Giessen, Richard Hagberg, Dorothy Israel, Seymour Israel, Linnea Larson, Eileen Luke. Irving Maslov, Anita Mobetg, Willard Reedy, Marjorie Richmond, Maxine Riessen, Laurel Schwer, Ruth Storz, and Mary Louise Westfall. Bronze Pin H01101' Socicfy-Tbwe Senzfsfers The Student Forum With the rising interest in international, national, state, and local affairs, there came, in late November, the news of a new organization in Calumet. This local soap-box, open forum, or what have you, is ably sponsored by Miss Susan Gorman, civics teacher. The first chairman was George Sharpe, and the first secretary was Miss Marion Chris- toffel. The first great topic, which brought forth heated argument from both sides, was: Shall We Recognize Russia? This discussion continued at meetings for several weeks, until finally Mr. Roosevelt helped the situation by announcing that all relations between Russia and the United States were normal. But not even this announcement stopped the discussion. It still raged on. The Student Forum gained wide popularity among the teachers as well as the students by presenting prominent speakers. In the spring this growing body elected Herbert Kalk chairman and Florence Ryan secretary. The program committee has done excellent work, making every meeting very interesting and gaining whole-hearted support from Mr. Tower, the faculty, and the students. Bark Row-Bierwalter, Roche, Biebel, Kirbach, Marshak, Onions, Israel. Jacobsen. Second Row-Fine, Ryan, Bloom, Kalk, Klitzke, Meyer, Ramey, Vorderer. Front Ron-Hartnett, Berkery, Sharpe, Radis, O'Neill, Kirk, Gist, Hoshcll, Gutrich, Page 99 Burk Ron'-Berginas. Third Rau'-Martz, Goldberg, Stauber, Klirzke, Blomberg, W. Cook, Ringman, Berkson, Wray, Pedersen, Nelson. Svromf Rau'-Abney, Clymer, wffhefell, Duggan, Gaebler, Duggan, Kirk, C. Cook, Van Dam, Crouse Bothe, Holly, Sellek, Lense, Cantzler, Anderson. Front Row-Conrad, Lorriman. Blair, Bcclitolt, Collins, Miss Parmelee. Soderlind, D. Cook, Moline, The Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club, sponsored by Miss Jane Parmelee, is composed of students who have made E or S in Chemistry. As part of its program the club had several excellent reports made by its members. It also had a speaker from the University of Chicago. The club sponsored a Chemistry Day on January 24, during which various spectacular experiments were demonstrated to interested students. The oHicers were: Nelson Wetherell, presidentg Alice Nelson, vice-president, Roy Bothe, secretary, and Ted Klitzke, treasurer. Two of the members of the club, Nelson Wetherell and Robert Cantzler, won half- scholarships in the competitive examinations given by the University of Chicago. Lewis Pokrass and William Cook received honorable mention. Cal's Hellenians Cal's Hellenians is an organization that was formed at the beginning of the spring semester, by a group of students of Greek descent. It is the first club of its kind to be organized in any Chicago high school. All pupils of Greek descent are eligible for mem- bership. The purpose of the club 'is to interest members in school activities and to pro- vide an opportunity for getting acquainted with one another. At the beginning of the semester a party was given to which many students were invited. At this party the following officers were elected: Olga Pappas, presidentg Bessie Andrew, vice-president, Demetra Kapan, secretaryg Christine Karmis, treasurer. Miss McKinley is the club sponsor. Bark Rau'-S. Pappas, O. Pappas, Simadis, Sotor, Skourlis, Korbakes, Georgan, Paris. Svrozm' Row-Miss McKinley, Dimas, Psirris, Kostakes, Dcnias, Kotsakis, Andrew, Georgan, Caruso, Pa akis. iron! Ron'-Liskas, Regus, E. Athens, Karmis, Melelies, Pccoulus, M. Athens, C. Kopan, D. Kopan. Page 100 Burk Ron'-Zweigoron. Henle, Clark, Otto, Klaus, Lewis. Svroml Ron'-Kloese, Kennick, Knncttge, Sharpe, Upton, Naehel, Butzloff, Balmer, Ashe. Frou! Ron'-Aiman, Cooley, NVinder, Cacini, Swanson, Ohman, Tessmer, johnson, Jorgensen. Fvbrzmry Clam Honor Council The Honor Council The Calumet Honor Council, sponsored by Mrs. La Vnda Armstrong, has about twenty-five members, chosen from the 4A class for their scholarship and good citizen- ship at Calumet. It functions as ri judicial body, trying and disciplining students who break school laws. The officers for the fall semester were as follows: Ben Swanson .....,..., ....,.....,,...,.......,, P !'fSit1If'I1f Virginia Knoettge, , . . . Vin'-jwi'f'siJw1f Jean Kennick ..... . . . Srrrcvary George Sharpe, . , Bailijf 111110 Class Honor Council Burk Ron'-La Mantia, Hartnett, Lennon, Schmidt, Abney. Srrollrl' Rau'-Nvehmer, Hubler, Cantzler, Klirzke, Kirk, Jacobsen, Bothe, Bonzell, Nelson. Frou! Rau'-Niemeyer, Lindbolm, Anderson, Cook, Mrs.Armstrong, Crouse, O'Neill, Cook, Bcchtolt. Page 101 Burk Ruin'-Hartnun, Totter, Hamilton, Galvin, Culloden. Srvoml Rau'-Snow, Marshals, W'eller, Knierim, Cooper, Lutz, Schmidt, Robertson, Christos, Foster, Heath Frunz' Rau'-Seliroll, Rathmann, Olson, Hassett, Miss Drolsom, Desrosiers, Kuyper, Hubler. Le Petite Alliance Early in the fall semester it was proposed that the French 5 students should have a club in order to acquaint themselves with more French literature, manners, and customs, and make French more interesting. This idea appealed to everyo-ne's fancy and delight and the club was established and christened La Petite Alliance II. The oflicers elected were: Genevieve Lash, president: Earl Hassett, vice-president, Marie Totter, secretaryg Ralph Beck, treasurer. An entertainment committee composed of Evelyn Schroll, Lois Knierim, and Bernice Schmidt arranged delightful programs of French games and plays. In the second semester the oflicers were: Bernice Schmidt, president, joseph O'Rourke, vice-presidentg Dorothy Mcllhany, secretary, Earl Hassett, treasurer. Marie Totter acted as entertainment chairman, assisted by Evelyn Schroll and Lois Knierim. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais, sponsored by Miss Cornelia Drolsom, is composed of students of French 6, 7, and 8. In September the group gave a tea and a play. The French depart- ment of Calumet, and a teacher and two representatives from each of eight south side schools were invited to attend. An interesting and varied program was given by differ- ent members at each aifair. The officers for the fall semester were: Jean Kennick, president, NVilliam Rose, vice- president, Evelyn jorgenson, secretaryg Robert Graham, treasurer. In the spring the officers were: Mary Ellen Riley, president, Dorothy Day, vice-president, Jeanette Van Dam, secretaryg Esther Martz, treasurer. Burk Rau'-Nelson, VanDam, Lennon. Sermnl Ron'-Lennon, Black, Friedeman, Schulman, Anderson, Riley, Robertson, Lewis, Foster, Gutwirth, Canham, Lash, LaMantia. Frou! Run'-Kloese, Marti, Rickl1otI, Day, Miss Drolsoin, XVessner, Petersen, Geppinger, Seyffert, Holzhauser. Page 102 W are Back Rtru-I-Eby, Root, Maurin, Klepper, Paeth, Barnoski, I-Ieckart, Robinson, Janushek. Seftmd Row-Schmitz, Jarnot, Smith, Trowbridge, Swisher, Witt, Reid, Smith, Ii. Alander. D. Alandcr. Fulton. Frou! R014-Anderson, Jensen, Goodheim, Hadley, Mr.Tower, Miss Fremont, Bloomquist, Bonzell, Rivadeneira. Botany Club The Botany Club and Le Cercle Francais cooperated to entertain their members by a combined tea and botany exhibit. A-nother activity of the Botany Club was the annual rose sale, which occurred on April 11. The proceeds of this sale are used to beautify the school grounds. The club also had a Fall Flower and Garden Show and a Narcissus and Poinsettia Display. The officers were: Mr. Willis E. Tower, honorary president, Stanley Bonzell, presi- dentg Genevieve Miller, vice-president, Carmen Rivadeira, secretary, Clifford Jensen, treasurer, and Miss Ruby Fremont, sponsor. Science Club The purpose of the Science Club, which all E and Su science students are eligible to join, is to promote a better understanding of all forms and branches of science. NVith this aim in mi-nd the club has included in its program discussions, movies, and slides on various scientiiic subjects, particularly on geology. The members also took field trips to the following places: the Field Museum. the Rosenwald Industrial Museum, the Indiana States Dunes, and the University of Chicago. The oiiicers for the spring semester were: Adele Exner, president, Wfilliam Shipley, vice-president, Grace Suhr, secretary, and Constance Rand, treasurer. The sponsor of the club is Miss Estelle Ashland. Back Rauf'-Partlow, Miller, Learner, Jacobsen, Hamer, Rothenberg, Schattschneider, DeRose, Lind, Kloese. Third Ron'-Novick, Sprietsma, Greenwald, Loque, Marshall, Jacobsen, Smead, Cummings, Korbakes, Ziegenhagen, Allen. Scroml Rau'-Hagen, Suhr, Gambrill, Roessler, Fxner, Shipley, Cafcas, Cannon, Hall, Rehnberg, Peterson, Brennan, Malone. From' Rau'-Spencer, A. Backus, Hoger, Stage, Shogren. Burke, Lonngren, Rand, Lilly, Rose, T. Bamkus. Page 103 ,f , ,I I Bark 'Rau'--Butterworth, La Mantis, Lambright, Maerz, Kluth, Andrew, Curtin, Dehn, Eckland, Bertolone, Hartigan, johnson, Bakke, DeTurk, XVilhelm. Svroml Ron-Meyers, Hoover. Gaudette, Hanrahan, Luke. Schmidt, Harnew, Hennessey, Lambright, Richmond, Abney, XV.1tson, Lewis, Murphy, Gutrich, Vorderer. Frou! Run'-Schultz. Norton, Donaghue, McClellan, Reed, Bechtolt, Goodheim, Magner, Wvagner, Flowers, Making, NY'essner, Lauder, Mnberg. Girl Reserves The Girl Reserves, a world-wide organization, is a branch of the Y.NV.C.A. The club is divided into Triangles, each of which has a student leader. Each Triangle takes charge of one meeting. The heads of the Triangles this year were: Nigel Roser, Betty Johnson, Eleanor Schmidt, jane Richmond, and Bernadine Hogan. This year's officers were: Eileen Lul-te, presideritg Bernadine Hogan, vice-presidentg Marie Harrigan, secretaryg and Rita Donaghue, treasurer. One of the features of the year was the style show on April 9. The program for the latter part of the year included also a roller-skating party, a question box, a discussion of cosmetics, and a ceremonial and farewell party to the graduates. Bark Rau'-Brunkc, Elliott, Nvagner, Hamilton, Janushek, Fusco, Camit, Cook, Friedeman, Jessen, Brown, Ericksen, Amor, Lennon, Totter. Fourlb Ron-Suleckey, Gauvin, Alm. McDonough, Bowater. Alander, Holmes, Cox, Crowley, Coughlin, johnson, Bicbel, Pure, Reimers, Platt, Zachmann. Thin! R014-Harrigan. Levy, Paulairis, Mitchell, Forbes. Sogaard, Kirbach, Pouchot, Skom, Betes, Kendall, Ofenloch, Fine, Herbold, Spooner. Lundgren, Clay. Sffomi Ron'-Scherbarth, jensen, johnson, Olson, Berkery, Niemeyer, Xvaters, Nvhalon, Rexstrew, Anderson, Donoghue, Stegman, Gianopulos. Front Ron'-liby, Ruser, Lennon, Roche, Kelly, Hogan, Cullenbine, Israel, Olufscn, Bierwalter, Onions. Page 104 19' , i,- ,X all .fl . ip! ,J Buck Row--Sommer, Wfilliamsen, Reker, Ringbloom, Bunn, Strylowski, Colson, Supple, Erickson, Skourlis, Desrosiers, C. McAllister, V. McAllister, Bollhoffer. Tbirrz' Rou'-Perry, H. Bradtke, Burns, li.Bradtke, Hajkowicz, Lester, Ochsenfeld, Klang, Caveney, Maurice, Proctor, Lane, Stephens, Day, Adelman, Edward. Strom! Ron'-Rittschof, Fischer, Andiulis, Angelos, Peterson. Bechtolt, Forman, Gehrke, Neely, Carlson, Yonkers, Romito, Nelson, Schaak, Mateika, Malone. Frou! Rau'-XVoods, Cook. Baer, NY'edein, Faulmarin, Marley, Mr. Thatcher, Greenspan. Benson, Hoebakc, Mittermann, Landon, Gustafson. Calumet High School Symphony Orchestra just a few years ago our orchestra consisted of some twenty to thirty members and had very little in the way of equipment, but each year more players and instruments have been added. The orchestra now has an enrollment of eighty players and entered the contest this year in the upper group. The required number of instruments for entrance into this class is seventy to eighty-live. The Junior Orchestra The Junior Orchestra consists of students from both the main building and Westcott Branch. The work is preparatory for the advanced orchestra and owing to the fact that the class contains students of varying ability and training, members usually remain two semesters in the junior orchestra before entering the advanced orchestra. Beginners may enter this class, taki-ng up violin, viola, cello, or bass. Many of the players in the large group started as beginners in the junior Orchestra. Back Rau'-McGrath, Carrick, Stone, Cafcas, Virgin, Gross, Schroeder, Oclschlegel, Comiskey, Duzak- owitcs, Brennan, Osmon, Turner, Campiche, Klein, Nauer. Srtoml R0'u+Dunahugh, Caveney, Zirngibl, Huber, Smith, Crotty, Penczck, Kcrins, Gritlin, Brcndle, Hannion, jones, Hierpe, Bunning, Smith, Medzyk. Fronl Row-Blais, Vlasis, Coglianese, Little, Erickson. Mr. Thatcher, Bergstrom, Quinn, Peterson DeW'inter, Coombs. , Pagt-105 .ANN A CONTENTS A AAAA Y ADMINISTRATIDN A ,x GRADUATES CLASSES onGANlzATIoNs K V Z Y fXQ '.' sy, SX L N fu- qs? TABLE A 'A H5 ,ff g A OF f ,, fw W I 1 X Boys ATIILEIIFS 55 onus ATHLETICS A Q FEATURES A- ,- L Ar J-.' -Q .I jj' X X ,J Q A: VI ing, '41 W l 'Q ' - :SX x -, N 15, ,, f- V 3, fl . jg ,I y , Bark Rou+Perrine, MacLaren, Slaughter, Fischer, Cox, Eckland, Larson, Waldenfels, Sawallisch. TY1iVd Ron'-Laughlin, Carey, Hoare. Tibbals, Spooner, Lane, Thiel, Gutwirth, Hoare, Rietz, Lambright. SUFOIIIII Ron'-Liermann, Aspel, Potter, Axberg, Bauer, Donaghue, Mitchell, Luke, Geppinger, Breitweiser, Anderson, Ross, Erlandson, Lambright, Kluth, Young, Larson. Frou! Rau'-Armer, Rodstrom, Tupy, Jansen, Kuyper, Nvehmer, Miss Blood, Lorriman, Flowers, Gunggoll, Pickert, Sehon. Girls of ffac' Mixen' Chorus Mixed Chorus just glance at the opposite page if you want to see what the Mixed Chorus looked like when it presented its operetta, The Prince of Peddlersf' on April 25 and 26. Isn't that an attractive array of shepherdesses, serving maids, serving men, pirates, and pages? And don't you like the looks of the principal characters in their interesting costumes? The Mixed Chorus, sponsored by Miss Margaret Blood, is composed of the Girls Glee Club and the Boys Glee Club. The Boys Glee Club was organized just this year. The Girls Glee Club has been in existence many years. Its oilicers for this year were: Mary Mitchell, presidentg Ruth Fischer, vice-president, Lenore Erlandso-n, treasurer. In the city-wide contest at Crchestra Hall the girls won first place in the class composed of clubs with less than one hundred members. This same honor was won by the Girls Glee Club last year. The group also took part in the memorial program for Miss Melody, in P.T.A. and neighborhood programs, and i-n various assemblies. Boys of fbc Nlixm' Clmrus Burk Rou+Kuczora, Culp, LaClocl1e, Northrup, Caligaris, Smith, Hunt, Wfhiteford. Srraml Rau'-Stelzer, Hagcmann, Anderson, Gist, Young, O'Neill, Kennelly, Meyer, Schatz, Armstrong. Frou! Ron'-Freese, Berg, Carrigan, Hayden, Kluth, Wodricli, Vogel, Soderlind. Page106 A4 . fl 3, 3 , rv 1 .m..,.,, -0- 4. 1 ,Il 5 'fe.,f. .'.,L, .L4 'L 'u .au ig, f . , I El ...Ay x, AIZIIVQ ki .,,. EV , E I V . '- ' ' , V my ,Q V , -5 f D A ,. vw ' 4 1 My ,Hy nigga - - . ' ' 7 ig ' -' -, P 'f - 1 1' G gun 3 3' . ,...4,,., , I Q xfi 51 ' Page 107 an Bobby 101165, ll real chanzpion, is possvssfd 0 16050 ffm' qzmlifics of fair play which we U12 dmzror fo Illllillfflill in CH1llll1Cf,S sports. Boys THL Tlcs W H531 W +9 N ll I A A 4 Wu Ill ln 'WH' M X wwldllk , 2 - 1 rw n XQ gms! lx NJ H If In .. ' X NX , X l. 1 mga hx EW li I gi ? lf M Q M, W ., , , EE E wg ll w m ,fffpx S I ' E oxffgg H lg? K 'z ' ' r 'lm ln Z.' I 'I IFN ' E -L - f l 1? Q I S'.w'Qfl3f'IIQ'03,f , Q ,.-f' Q i XJ 1 gif? fXX' bf ,Q Dj X X K kulx -. l X Ku . .KN ' ' TN ff' D , I 7 Y Y Cold, buf loyal. Football Hike 3-77! and Calumet's Spartans swung into action. Although they were inex- perienced, they had the same Hght that has always marked Calumet's teams i-n the past. Facing a tough schedule with light and inexperienced material is not an encouraging prospect for any coach, but Eddie Dygert, Calls cagy grid mentor, faced it bravely. LINDBLOM With less than a week's practice, Cal opened the 1933 season by facing Lindblom at Normal Park. It was a good game, but Lindblorn proved to be too strong. As a result the Spartans finished on the short end of the score, 13-O. ST, LEO In the next week, Cal had to face St. Leo, a team which later proved to be one of the strongest teams in the Catholic League. Having had four more weeks of practice and the advantage of superior weight and experience, St. Leo easily won over the Spartans, 30-O. CULVER In traveling to Culver to play the Cadets, Cal clashed with one of the strongest and most sportsmanlike aggregations they have ever met. Despite Cal's attempts to score, they were repulsed at every move and Hnally defeated, 25-O. Tbafs slapping flwm I 'L' is! V' 2 ,: - ? ' . .J Page111 ' 1 A nice run and a nice fnclzle. PHILLIPS Opening the league schedule with Wendell Phillips, Cal staged a game which proved to be a battle to the finish. Phillips scored their lone tally in the fourth period, but failed to convert the extra point. Undaunted, Cal came back strong and had the ball within i-nches of the goal line when the final whistle was blown. Score 6-0. MORGAN PARK The Spartans undoubtedly played their finest game of the season when they faced last year's city champs, Morgan Park. Late in the first quarter Humphreys scooped up a blocked punt and escorted the ball 30 yards to a touchdown. Piper then booted a neat one through the uprights for the extra point. Going into the fourth period with the score 13-7 against them, Cal staged another rally with Piper starring. Using a ten-man line, Piper plunged over for the second touchdown, but failed to make the extra point when his kick was blocked. The game ended 13-13. PARKER The following week Calumet met her traditional rival, Parker, at Shewbridge Field. Lacking the spirit shown previously and being somewhat weakened by their last game, Cal was defeated 13-0, although Piper's effective 'punting served Cal well. In this game ma-ny new men played for the Spartans, and made a very creditable showing. Halfing a power play flwrongb the line. l -was g 1 , .sz 3. rl.. .Q , .. Page 112 F -'ii 'm'ii J 'im ' ' ' CM' 'C C1 1 U1 fl N' 1 , cf..-3... L i Gt! tba! man! FENGER In their final league game with Fenger at Signboard Stadium, Cal was again defeated. Although greatly outweighed Cal's running attack functioned well. But our boys were unable to cope with the Green and Red's most effective attack, which scored three touchdowns, to defeat the Spartans 19-0. Moose McCann was badly cut in this encounter. HYDE PARK With six losses chalked against them, Cal's eleven rallied to defeat the powerful Hyde Park eleven 7-6 in a post-season charity game. Although outweighed considerably, Cal's team demonstrated the well known theory that brains can beat braw-n. Captain Kleb scored for Cal and jim Piper converted the point. Cal finally achieved a victory to close the season. FOOTBALL BANQUET During a meeting of the football team after the close of the season the players agreed upon a banquet. Due to the financial condition the fellows agreed to make it a Dutch treat. They decided to hold the banquet at the Englewood Y , Mr. Dygert obtained the speakers of the evening. They were as follows: Mr. Nels Norgren, University of Chicago coach, Meyer Morton, well known attorney and Big Ten oflicial, Mr. A-ndrew O. Jackson, prominent member of the Chicago Board of Education. At this affair Captain Kleb, in behalf of the squad, presented Coach Eddie Dygert with a gold foot- ball. The Board of Sfnzfcgy C C C .ra 'Am 'T 1 E , F A 5 L L Q Page115 3' 4 1 . . I l 1 2 'f asap? rsfsssfxw 5 Ri : V' 5 5 '5 . ..c., x,:,,. . ,K N - , . ,, ,J . IKKN, . s W--f' 'Hi lf'Z'.': . . , it . '.,,, x ii .:qg5sgE:tisP- ., -r f' ' . V gs..-5--fan .Q R ess: - - 5 . '51 t in if 'i.fr151-11Ef.V14 1 ..,. - 33' .' . - ,.1:,1 ,..,, A zbx . ,,.. ..., -,Vi.-KV. C . Q : . ,f Ss :' 2: :SNA-.,.-2 'f-sz .. ,X X fb Q '- -vt gh .:- : -.er1iu,,,-5 is . 'W' K ,g 4. 1 '-,....+4 ' L--'fgsw1'3 '-':'f ' 3521- - 1 . . - sa .. assess Q .. ' :f'ii-'-:'- S F. . 1 r 1 MEL', KLEB, Fullbafk Mel first made his appearance in the St. Leo game. His fighting spirit and hard work won for him the position of co-captain. In this capacity he acted all season, and to quote Coach Dygert, he never made a technical error in any game. Although handicapped by lack of weight, he held the difficult position of full- back. FRANCIS BARTSCH, End Anyone who followed Cal's football season cannot forget a certain linesman who always found time to encourage his teammates. Bartsch was the spark plug of the team. Frank was at his best on defense, was a vicious tackler, and always played heads-up ball. His grim determination fitted him perfectly for the positio-n of line captain. TED RINGMAN, Cvnim' Ted Ringman, one of the two men back from last year's squad, came up to all that was expected of him. His keen sense of diagnosing plays and going to the right place at the right time, earned for him the position of roving center. LAURIE JOHNSON, Halfback Laurie Johnson, Cal's right halfback and Piper's running mate, was noted for his blocking ability, which made many of Piper's fine runs possible. He was also an effective runner and could be depended on for yardage when it was needed. WALLY GRITZER, Guarrz' Wally, one of the three men who returned from last year's squad, held the position of guard. He was a dependable blocker and played his position so well that he was picked on one of the all-sectionu teams. Wally was graduated in February and will be missed in Coach Dygert's machine next fall. Page 114 MOOSE McCANN, Tackle Moose McCann is the man whom Coach Dygert described as an ideal tackle. McCann's great defensive skill enabled him to stop many plays that were headed for positive gains. Moose is a senior. BILL HUMPHREYS, End Bill Humphreys was noted for his unfailing good humor. He was aggressive and a diflicult ma-n to take out, a line pass receiver, and a dependable blocker. Bill is a senior and will be missed at Calumet next season. AL TEED, Tackle Al Unconscious Teed was not a flashy player but a steady, dependable tackle. He acquired his nickname in the Parker game when he was quite badly hurt. How- ever, he recovered in time for the final game. Al was a ferocious tackler, especially in the Morgan Park game. He will be greatly missed next year. ED MCDONALD, Guard Ed McDonald, selected as all-section guard, Was a fine defensive man despite his lack of weight. Mac made it extremely diifcult for opposing linemen to take him out. He is a junior and is expected to be a valuable man in Coach Dygert's machine next year. JIM PIPER, Hal fback Jim Piper, Calumet's versatile triple-threat man, 'se- lected as an all-city halfback, was the mainstay of the team's running attack. He could pass, kick, and run with equal effectiveness. He had great driving power and was a deadly tackler. Piper's services will be greatly missed next year. I 1 V I l .1 I I PIPE! q IYIQDGNALD a 'FEED .I Page115 - Q13 V ,x.,,.axw4 -1---+-vu N. .... N ............u A f, wMff.ffs,71 t ei? . ' 1 f i l I l 1 Q ,RN ,H x,,W, , 4A,A.: . A:A. 1-Y . h ,, ,. . ..,.. ,. . .Mu .. ,, , ..,. . .,,., ., , UFWT :ii :53551'5E'1 i sv s 4- wxx w x-z-ZSQNX w- 'NP -vox s! nate. ww AW RR .9 U. .. E -1-gsssazz' ' ' EM' :ii , ..... , if .. A ff 'Z ' Wi 'M -.li-e ' : -L.: f ,. - if A' fi - 554-'1.I f'f HfZ rl,-.. 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Paul speedily showed that he was to be a valuable addi- tion to the team. His diving power made him an out- standing player. He was a good tackler and could al- ways be depended on to back up the line. MORTON COHEN, Guard. Mort was one of the most popular fellows on the squad. He was never willing to assume credit for his own skill, but always patted the other fellow on the back. He was a veteran linesman, with three years' experience on the squad. He was a good defensive man, as his tackling was excellent. When Mort was grad- uated in February, Calumet lost a fine athlete. WARNER OHMAN, Centcfr. Warner Ollie Ohman did not become known until the Parker game. His fine work in this encounter brought him into the limelight. He was a smart, aggres- sive player and as a result will be greatly missed next fall. PHIL SHAW, Qmzrtvrbacle. Phil Shaw was a very light man ,but this disadvan- tage was overcome by his clever playing and fighting spirit. Phil is a junior and is expected to be one of the mainstays in Calumet's team next fall. 7 I I l Q - .f . Page116 Lightweight Basltetball The Calumet Ponies had a great season, carrying off first place in the south section, with a remarkable rec- ord of six victories and only one defeat. They faced the season with a five composed of Holmquist, Adams, Goldberg, Smith, and Hayes. Dick Adams had had two seasons of experience. In the first pre-season game the boys were nosed out by their opponents, Lindblom, 15 to 135 then the ponies went on to win three tilts and lose seven of the rest of the pre-season games. Their record thus far was not a bad one, for their opponents made 204 points against 185 points made by Cal. A noticeable improvement was seen in each game as the boys became acquainted with each other. In their initial league encounter the lights faced Hirsch. Since several former Calumet players were on the Hirsch team, the Cal team had a special reason for wanting a victory. With this inspiration the boys won by the triumphant score of 24 to 18. In their next tilt they played host to the highly- touted Hyde Park five, who were slated to be the star team in Chicago. This reputation, however, did not daunt our ponies and they upset all predictions by tri- umphing, 35 to 34, in a stirring battle that had the crowd on their feet continually. The lead cha-nged hands many times but the gun sounded as Calumet was leading by one point. Largely responsible for Calumet's teh if: N . -3. W , . inf il f-.1 1 ' rsqp Q .al- 5, ADAMS HOLMQUISTA gm - z l? . ,.ifYxg-wif, I X ' N, ,Hit 1' W SMITH CADMHJ . . Q , K fm 5 - X U 3. 1 GOLDDEIQG I HAYES Page 117 I 1 i I l .if I .5 l 1 1 1 l E 5 1 l i I s f . , ., ,X ' 7 1 if g ' -e.:,:::::-am., .Z - . HAAS Q, New? ., V -in 5 W S l H . i V, 1 l f 4 i , . 4 .. 's victory was Joe Goldberg, whose stellar shooting made seventeen points. Everybody agreed that this was the best game turned in for Calumet by the lights. The team next traveled to Parker and once more was triumphant, this time by the score 25 to 21. The lights kept the lead all the way, and when toward the end of the game Parker threatened, Holmquist made a couple of charity-tosses. The fighting Spartans, now breaking into rnidseason form, traveled to Fenger next, and again showed their superiority, 30 to 23. Goldberg featured with nine free throws and Dick Adams, playing his last game for Calumet, starred with his offense and also played a beautiful defensive game. Adams ended a successful career of three years in which his steadiness was proven time and again. He played stellar ball as captain and was a good influence on the newer boys. He was the backbone of the team. The February graduation meant also the departure of Bob Moreland, Andrew Johnson, and Hayden Smith, all of whom had been prominent players. The lights, now thoroughly acquainted with victory, went to Harper for their last traveling game. Filling Adams, shoes was quite a problem but George Haas was given this responsibility. Haas was a member of 'last year's five but was not eligible till February. He pfdved to be the best scorer in the Harper game. xXVith him K starred XVorm Hayes, who leaped iritb,t'he limelight , with his splendid defense. , 1 , ' CASEY s A' ' Y J X . EQ, fe gum ali. ,wmv - V s a X' fd . ' ia K it 5 f - Wafgf, v 1, f Q g A .5 li 'Q 'R W ' Y Q. f 5555655 , . , , f ' s E ' r xx Q in -...Q '53 smog smite Page 118 si The victorious Spartans once more were home to T' 1 face the rest of the schedule. Bowen came hoping to 1 upset the lights' string of five wins, but they too were ,' ' sent home in defeat, 25 to 23, although the end of the F i game saw Bowen almost on top. Bill Smith was the xxx, V, 1 deciding factor in the winning score. This game gave 5X i Calumet the south section title and qualified her for g 3 the quarter-finals. fi J The last game was a sad finish for the blazing record 7, if of six victories. Morgan Park was responsible for this If defeat, playing wonderful ball to be tied for second ' A place. Blake ran wild for Morgan Park and scored 21 if f 1 points. It seemed that the Calumet team was worn 1 out from their fast pace. The score was 44 to 25. ,J , Calumet now looked forward to the coming game l with Lindblom in the quarter-finals at White City. ' . The student body turned out en masse to cheer their Spartans on. The game started slowly and the end of l the first half saw Calumet behind by a few points. The tilt then progressed swiftly with Lindblom sweeping i out in front and remaining ahead until the game ended, x 27 to 18. Holmquist starred for Calumet with 9 points. xl 'iii This game finished a successful season for the light- 'i'g' g weight basketball team. V zu A Joe Goldberg, the lights' leading scorer, received i All-City' honors. Frank Holmquist also received rec- ognition and was awarded All-Section honors. A T. 5lVllTH , i pf 5,7 y i p f' t E .. , . ' pf QM , , P . ,- X VV l J ,X . A- i l I 3 1 ,Q STENFELT ' RMON Nrsiiaom men. Page 119 ai SN, ya Q l KIIZLTY CAPTAIN we I ' 'Swanson E 1 N- is x s .Q Heavyweight Basketball The 1933 heavyweight team started off with two straight wins over Crane, one by the score of 21 to 10, the other Z6 to 25. In the latter game a free throw by MacFarlane in the closing seconds of the game was the deciding factor. In the next game, after leading Lindblom for two quarters, the team missed and the score was in Li-ndblom's favor, 21 to 17. In the University of Chicago Christmas Tournament the boys started out strong with a win over Lake View, 22 to 17. But after leading for three quarters against Hyde Park, the team lost in the last quarter, 14 to 10. Against our neighbors, St. Leo, the team lost 31 to 27 in a nip and tuck affair. Doherty, a junior, played a whale of a game, as did Cooley. Calumet was nosed out i-n the last quarter by three one-handed baskets. To start off the league season the team won over Hirsch, 25 to 20, in an exceptionally hard fought game. Some timely free throws by Schrick, as well as the ac- curate shooting of Cooley and Swanson, saved the day. In the next league game, against Hyde Park, the team lost, 27 to 22, largely because of inaccuracy in charity tosses. Roy Soderlind played a particularly good game. In a traveling game against Marmion High of Au- rora, the team showed brilliance, but lost 23 to 22. Marmion beat some of the strongest teams of the sea- son. Ben Swanson showed class in this game, with his Hghting spirit and good eye. ff. e 5' ...ggr F we , l I ll I lllt I n .O UND PIf7L50P1 JCHRIQK.- Page 120 Against the strong Parker team our boys went down to defeat, but not because they didn't fight. Calumet took the lead at first, but Parker kept getting steadily stronger and pulled away at the end to win, 30 to 24. Fenger beat us, 27 to 16, because the boys went to pieces completely. Ben Swanson and Cart Cooley wound up their high school careers in this game. Both were reliable floor men as well as good shots. This was also the last game for Bill Rose. ' After graduation the team took on a new aspect with the addition of Cyn Mazeika in February. He put new life into the team. Calumet was defeated by Harper by the close score of 28 to 27. Kielty played exceptionally well in this game. A basket in the last thirty seconds won this game for Harper. Bowen, south section champs, defeated Calumet 40 to 31. The players picked their own positions in this game. Jack Nelson, playi-ng forward for his Hrst time, picked up three baskets and a free throw. Ma- zeika played his usual hard game. In our last league stand, against Morgan Park, the boys told Coach Boyle they would try to show him the real Calumet spirit, and they did, winning a hard game, 34 to 31. Buchholz, a sophomore, showed great promise X . 1 fa V v H fa ' ra DOHEETY in this game. The team started out the league season with a win and Bnished with a win, losing five games between. 1 MacFarlane and Kielty shared scoring honors. .EPEflQ??. ie t ' Q. 1 , w-Q X L f si-sf mm .1 is A my X - X . i , GARDNER I PETERSON exif, 5 ,gr Q1 N. QQOLEX, -6OD5mW-,, ,..QTQLAR5ll-Y. Page 121 Back Ron'-Wfeyer, Daluga, Kellett, Handley, Church, Reece, Kennelly, O'I.eary, Carlson, Mullin, Stube, Stephan. Front Row-Smart, Konrath, Borman, Schrik, Cook, Soderlind, Nelson, Seper, Holmquist, Buchholz, Bischenauer. Baseball With hardly two weeks to condition his team and with all but two regulars lost by graduation, Coach Paulson set about his difricult task of building a baseball team. Two Weeks practice resulted in the following lineup: Schrick and Mullins pitching, with Weyei' catching, Nelson at first, Konrath at the keystone position, Daluga alternating with Stephen at short, and Cleary handling the hot cornetf' The outheld consisted of Soderlind, left field, Holmquist, centerheld, and Buchholz right field. Without having scheduled any practice games, Cal opened her league season at Ham- ilton Park with the strong Parker nine. Despite the Spartans' efforts they were defeated to the tune of 6-2. In the second game Cal defeated Hirsch in a hard fought battle 4-3. Fenger came next and caught the Spartans off stride, defeating them 11-2. Despite the early nine-run lead piled up by Morgan Park, Cal recovered, only to be defeated in the latter part of the game, 12-9. In a practice tilt Cal easily defeated the Tilden squad with a smashing 11-4 win. Traveling to Culver, Cal handed the cadets a 9-5 trouncing, with Mullins hurling the Hrst half of the game and Schrick polishing them off. For the second time Cal met Morgan Park at the latter's Held but was defeated 4-2. O'Leary did the hurling. In one of the hardest fought games of the season Cal lost to Bowen 8-7, the game going into the eighth inning with Cal using three pitchers, Mullin, Schrick, and Mac- Farlane. In the next game Calumet met the Parker nine and was again defeated, 7-1. Schrick and Cook did the pitching. Hirsch won the next game, 12-6, and then Bowen defeated Calumet in a close light, 6-5. In the final game, on May 17, Calumet won from Fenget, 11-6. Since four of this year's team, Buchholz, Daluga, Schrick, and Weye1', will be back next year, the prospects are better for 1935. This yearls team deserves great commenda- tion for always putting up a good fight. Page 122 Mr, .ff . , Bark Roni-Biarti, Kogan, Lees, Petersenfgcarnavaek, Cullenbine, Davis, Schneider, Bennett, Cohen, Mitterman Qmanagerj. Front Rout'-Diggins, Rollins, Armstrong, Ovesen, White, Davis, Mitchell, Hoare. Wfrestling Team Calumet's matmen, a team composed almost entirely of green men, met their first defeat Q54-72 at the hands of a veteran Morgan Park squad. Jim M3CDOHk1ld was responsible for Calumet's seven points. The following week Calumet met the south section champions, Lindblom, who swamped Calis grapplers with the unbelievable score of 57 to 2 LQ. Burt, Cullenbine, and Davis helped to build a score of 1626 against Fenger's -UIQ. In this match the team showed a little improvement over previous meets. As time went on, Calumet's team gained experience and put up a more stubborn iight, as was illustrated in the Bowen meet, which we lost by the close score of 31-33. Calumet's wrestlers were at their peak when they met Mt. Carmel and proceeded to give them a trimming to the tune of S4 to S. In fact, Calumet won every bout with Mt. Carmel except two, and those two were draws. Although Harold Cohen had an infected knee and had had no practice for two weeks, with an indomitable spirit he held the Mt. Carmel man to a draw. Calumet was invited to participate i-n the city meet held at the University of Chi- cago. James QMusclesj Wliite and Praying Dave Hoare each won third place in their respective weights. Four men received letters: Burt, Cullenbine, White, and Hoare. Jim White, one of Calumet's foremost wrestlers, is also a football star. jimmy will be one of the mainstays of Calis squad next year. Much is expected from him. I im Wbife 1 I i ,, - Q Q, . , .J . ,...., . . ., . . Ir' ,,., I ' C' ' -as P . . -E O . V t - , ' W sr , iffy- ' ,.,, ,A .,, .... ty, . 1 v ...air-'11 . --- -f-'W' ' ' A.l.:0'fl - i A T QE., X 'A N ' 5' i gf,'a':i5f' .,,. ' . ' ,lei-m...... . .,.,.'.,.. ,J Page 123 Bark Rau'-Larson, Kennelly, Olson, Anderson, Sirotek, Peterson. Frou! Rau-Kent. Haffner, Cohen, Birks, Cultra, Haley, Colby, Ahern, XVetherell. Swimming Team Though depleted by graduation this year, Calumet's swimming team showed great promise i-n the meets in which they participated. Placing fourth at the University of Chicago annual invitational meet, they were pitted against Englewood and Morgan Park, two extremely powerful teams. The relay team participated in many meets, but because of lack of experience they did not fare so well. Thomas Birks, a junior, placed second in the A.A.U. meet at the Lake Shore Athletic Club, in the breast stroke division. He also placed second in the same event at Roosevelt in the city meet last March. Earl Anderson, also a junior, placed fourth in the 200-yard free stroke in the senior city meet. Calumet's mermen show great promise for the coming year. Anderson and Birks are regarded as the mninstays of next year's team. Life Saving Pracficv Pagf 124 Bark Row-First Lieutenant Merdinger, Sergeant Ogren, Sergeant Hecht, First Lieutenant Husmann. Frou! Rau'-Lieutenant Colonel Farnworth, manager, Captain jacobson, Major Marley, Private Hinkle. The Calumet Rifle Team The rifle team has a high standard to maintain, since Calumet's team won the city championship in 1932 and 1933. Although this year's team consisted mostly of new members, they show great promise. Sergeant Ogren, Sergeant Hecht, and Hinkle are among the most promising. In the recent city meet the team came in fifth. C Men's Club The C Mens Club, composed of all boys of the school who have won a letter in any sport, had the following ofiicers: Si Mazeika, president, Bud Johnson, vice- presidentg and Mel Kleb, secretary-treasurer. The 'proceeds of the C Mens Dance, held May 18, will be used for athletic equipment. This affair was held in the Shoreland Hotel, with Morty Brodine's orchestra furnishing the music. Bark Rou+Stolarsky, Shaw. Anderson, Goldberg, Birks, Bauman, Ringman, Stenfelt, Haas. Strom! Ron'-T. johnson, Baker, L. johnson, Ogren, Mazeika, E. johnson, Humphreys, McDonald, Nelson, Soderlind. Front Ron'-McCann, Bartsch. Holmquist, Kielty, Lindemann, Gardner, Wliite, Kirk, Berg. l Page125 '-1 1- . A, , '-1 A5 V. ., ,. 5 4 J Ht'IClZ Wills Moody f'.X'C'llI!JIifl'26S fbv C'Ol1IbilI!IZ'7i0'll of nfblvfic s1lpc'ri0ri1'y ami kf'C'II 7lIl'1Ifz1I nbilify. GIIQL X THLETICS Xw www ff if -fivvw 'A fx A 5 x QQ riff? ri Irflu-N X :fb NNQSEC I 271 - f Q 'FN-Q0V 1i 'id by wi X ESYOFQ F nk Q'f'Cy3v5 x 5 '? C' rffigtc 471 JK -lx, 4., 5 -3 y - 'M . v . 'fii2kESs2a?B? 9?5 rflifwf Q WM bf wax X f 1 ,',,. ' '79,-9 SQ ' ' Fav- 'Q P 1 ' 43 7 M dw 75565 K- 2 . f X53 - ,, ffm e ,T - ll 6 J fr, I 1 -1 1 C Q f J 0,7 QQ? If b yi W, , 5 ,swf K ,-v 'WEE' Rf' EQ Kji 1 ' I A JL Y 1157? f XW- ff M JA 5257 ,S ' a rg'-5 ,1 K! xg. I ' file A.: X ' ,H ,IVV gig?-'12 if Q E f-Att lf: .JJ :X v- - i i Bark Rott'-Wlialon, Vnnderpoel, Griffin. Fronf Row-Forbes, Schmidt, Olson, Lillroth, Gritzner Girls Athletic Association OFFICERS Fall Semesfer S privzg Semester Eleanor Schmidt, . , . .... Presicfvnt ......... Helen Jane Lillroth Dorothy Griiiin . . . .Vice-president .,..., . . .Lucille Gritzner Ruth Vanderpoel. . . ..., Secrciury ..... , .Ethel Forbes Ingeborg Olson. , . ..., Treasurer ,,... ..., A lice Whalm The Girls Athletic Association is a city-wide organization in all of the public high schools of Chicago. Each school has its own officers, who are elected by popular ballot. These officers supervise the work of the Board of Sports, which consists of girls chosen to represent the various branches of sports. One of the greatest honors a girl in Calumet can receive is to be selected as a member of this board. The members meet once a Week with the officers of the G. A.A. to plan and govern all the girls' athletic activities. They work to stimulate interest in athletics among the girls and to offer them every opportunity in the sport which they prefer. Both of these groups work under the guidance of the gym teachers. The G. A. A. parties given in the fall were delightful affairs. Huge crowds attended both the A session and the B session gatherings. Social dancing, refreshments, and good programs were the attractions. A great number of hikes also were offered the girls throughout the year in order to enable them to earn G. A. A. points, for the G. A. A. tries to help and encourage Calumet girls to earn their major school letters by earning 1000 points. The G. A. A. also sponsors the captain ball tournament in the fall and the volley ball tournament in the spring, and basketball both semesters. Games classes provide recrea- tion and G. A. A. points for the girls. This year the G. A. A. organization was happy to donate Christmas baskets to the welfare committee. The organization also held a candy sale at the Christmas social of the A. C. C. L. All of the candy was donated by the girls of the G. A. A. The proceeds of the sale helped to make up the fifty dollars given by the G. A. A. to the Genevieve Melody Scholarship Fund. On May 22, the G.A.A. sponsored a County Fair. The proceeds of this affair, one hundred twenty-five dollars, were added to the G.A.A. contribution to the Genevieve Melody Scholarship Fund. Page 129 Mf'J'jf7L'i ELEAFIO-R JAIIE. I'IARGIIRi.T VIA PICKEKI. BUHIOLT. 3TlII'II7F. I ' . G8IJ1f3I'IiII'I. YDWIIIA PIEYYIIS' HIGELHOSEN irmtn mt nlxmofiit Itutfioiu. HAMILTON. Page130 Board of Sports The Board of Sports has worked effectively toward stimulating athletic activities and spon- soring social events. This year the board was made up of the following girls: Helen Jane Lill- roth, hiking chairman, assisted by Nigel Roser, Edwina Meyers, Marge Hamilton, Eleanor Pickert, and jane Bechtoltg Virginia Anderson, swimming chairmang Margaret Onions, basketball chairrnang Sylvia Goodheim, volley ball chairmang and Mar- garet Stampf, tennis chairman. The girl who represents a sport takes charge of the various tournament charts which are made for each competing class. The hiking chairman and her girls sponsor the hikes which are neces- sary to earn G.A.A. points. This year two hikes n week were given so that all girls who wanted the opportunity to take them could do so. VIKGIPIIA ANDERSON FIAIMITET ONIGNB Q Y ' I 'F The G.A.A. Christmas Parties The fall semester parties of the G.A.A. came at Christmas time last semester and a jolly time it was for all, because of the spirit of the time a-nd the merry crowds that attended. The singing of Christmas Carols by the entire body, ballroom dancing, deli- cious refreshments, and an excellent program of entertainment brought all G.A.A. members flocking to the girls' gym on this memorable day. Not a soul that attended regretted the time spent at the Christmas party. The B session girls held their party in the morning during second and third periodsg the A session girls had their party later in the afternoon during eighth and ninth periods. Admission to this gala event was by G.A.A. membership card. Entertainment was furnished by skilled performers. Arlyne Watson did a pretty toe dance, jerry Maerz played several numbers on the violin, accompanied by the orchestrag Marjorie Thurber did a lively toe danceg June Kresge also entertained the girls with iz lovely dance number. At these parties the new G.A.A. ofiicers were introduced to the members of the organization. These girls were most happy to have been chosen leaders of this large organization and wanted each one of their supporters to know just how much it meant to them to be elected to oihce. They expressed their thanks to the crowds at the parties. The beautifully decorated and brilliantly lighted Christmas tree shown at the top of this page helped to make the crowd merry. This tree and also all of the other splendidly decorated trees throughout the building were given to various institutions to cheer their occupants, after the students of Calumet had enjoyed them and had gone home for their Christmas vacation. The music for these parties was furnished by Bob Keith,s orchestra, a group of musi- cians always appreciated by Calumet students. The girls in the picture represent the newly chosen G.A.A. oflieers, some of the members of the new Board of Sports, and a few of the old members of the Board. In the picture above the following girls are in the front row: Ruth Vanderpoel, Inge- borg Olson, Helen Jane Lillroth, Dorothy Fogarty, Eleanor Schmidt, Jerry Maerz, and Vivian Cook. In the back row are: julie Meyers, Virginia Hauf, Dorothy Grifiin, Dolly Cook, Virginia Knoettge, Sylvia Goodheim, and Jane Bechtolt. Page 131 Buck Row-Kelly, Roser, Conway, McDonough, Jacoby, Biebel, Eckland, Roessler, Perrine, Olufsen. Second Row-Blessingtun, Harrigan, Cardin, Onions, Gutrich, Maerz, Lambright, Vorderer, Spooner, Butterworth, Gauvin. From' R01o+Richmond, Olson, Aronson, McClellan, Making, Mrs,Davidge, Reed, Amstein, Goodheim, Anderson, Schmidt. Alpha Chapter Fall Swzzesfm' Spring Semester Ingeborg Olson . . . Presidwzt. . . . . ,Margaret Onions LaVer'ne Olson , . , .Vive-presidezzf, , . . . . Dorothy Kelly Eleanor Schmidt , .. Sevrrfnry-zfrmszwer .... . Dorothy Conway Alpha Chapter is made up of the junior and senior G.A.A. delegates elected by their rooms and, in addition, any girls who hasie previously been delegates from junior or senior rooms. The girls must hayexa G average to become a member of Alpha Chapter and must be pledged for ua certain len-gth of time and then initiated. These initiations are always of great iht:EEsri. to old members. This group, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Davidge, tries to create a feeling of fellowship, sportsmanship, and school spirit among the girls of the school. if ', .. The social committee this year arranged sever:gLteas and some most enjoyable enter- tainment after the business meetings. ff' X Burk Ron'-Riordan, Carlson, Hamilton, D. Larson. T V Swrmlil' Rozy-Congdon, Stampf, XVackelin, Meyers, Wollek,kL. Lkgomg l.ul-ie. Frouf Rau'-Forbes. Puschke, NVatson, Lillroth, Mrs. Davidg , ' 6?TNelsnn, Guudette, Larson. QD Page132 ? Beta Chapter Fall Srzzzcsfm' Spring Senzesfcr Julia jainks . Prcsizlcnf . Julia janks Ruth Clark. , . . . . .l!iL'!'-AIIl'f'Sidl'l1f Anita Marshall Charlotte Bowers. . .Sc'r1'c'fz1r'y-Hvaszzrm' Ruth Shapiro julia planks Beta Chapter is composed of the G.A.A. delegates who are elected by the girls of the sophomore and freshman rooms. This group of girls is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Helen Davidge. They meet once a week and have social gatherings combined with their business meetings. It is their duty to take care of the interests of the G.A.A. members in their session rooms throughout the whole semester. The whole club is divided into smaller groups which take turns in entertaining the other members. This experience makes the girls better fitted for G.A.A. work in their junior and senior years. Because of the redistricting of the Chicago public high schools, several of our gym teachers were transferred, thus leaving all of the G.A.A. work to the remaining few. Miss Ma-rie Johnston was previously the sponsor of this group, but Mrs. Helen Davidge has graciously taken over the sponsorship. The club has made much progress this year, along with having a good time working together. Many of the members of Beta Chapter participated in the County Fair, in which they had charge of the popular ring-toss and took an active part in Believe it or not. Bark Rouiliranz, Bahr, Behrend, Rothenberg, Satterfield, Bergman, Hempel. Seromi Row-Gillard, Smead, Erickson, Shapiro, Yanks, Marshall, Smucker, Watson, Hamer. Frou! Row-Foster, Chisholm, Kokesch, Doyle, Mrs. Davidge, Kenny, Giermann, Van Howe, Gambrill. j . Page133 Bark RUILLTODTOHS, Paschke, Kluth, Eckland, Cook, Pickert, Bierwalter, Schmidt, Ewanio, Smith, Front Ron'-Forbes, Andrew, Making, Goodheim, Lillroth, Anderson, Maerz, Steven, Olson. Letter Girls Club Ffz!1Svnmm- Spring Senzester Virginia Knoettge ,..,. Pl'l'Sff1FlZf ....,. Geraldine Maerz Violet Eckland . . . , . ,Vive-p1'c'siu'e111' . . ,, . . . Vivian Cook. , . . . , . . .Secretary .,..... Virginia Anderson Lucy Kluth ,..... . . . . . ,Trcas1z1'c'r' ......, . . , .Vivian Cook To be a letter girl is one of the ambitions of all Calumet girls. This ambition can be realized by earning one thousand points through participation in the various activities offered by the gym department and the G.A.A. This is no simple task, though it is possible, and a few times a letter has been earned in two years. Earning a letter does not entitle a girl to be a letter girl, for she must first be pledged and initiated, to be called a real C girl. After earning a letter, a girl may have a chevron placed on it by making three hundred fifty more points. The third chevron is a gold pin, and for a fourth chevron a gold star is added to the pin. A business meeting is held twice a month in the girls' elubroom and a social meeting is held once a month. This group is under the leadership of Miss O'Leary. Equestrienne Club The Equestrienne Club meets at 61st and University on Wfednesdays. From there the girls ride to the Midway, which leads to Washington Park or the bridle path along the lake. Jackson Park is preferred because the path leads right through the park and up the lake. Spring and autumn are the most popular seasons for riding and the girls turn out in large numbers on beautiful days. The girls who ride regularly are: Loyola Marsden, Evelyn Jorgensen, Alice Heale, Beatrice Macklin, Grace Vfehmer, and Bonnie Lou Lauder. The officers for the year were: Beatrice Macklin, presidentg Evelyn Greager, secretary, LaVerne Olson, treasure1'. Loyola Marsden, llffiss Mealitf, Dorothy Mills, Alice Henle, Mildred Anderson, Beatrice Macklin. Page 134 I fi J- xx is ,S VA L. ,Q sf-J ' Page 135 -X: X9 Typical of ffae ilzfowmzl side of fbizzgs and the l'lll'iFf-Y Ofil1fCl'f'SfS mf Calzmzet is Marie Dressler. FEATURES WM Q V ,f JV W Wu l W W o W N nu f U U EGU U 1000 U flu 0 U - I 1 V D un y UU UUU D g .of'111,I Igm 5 W 9 Familiar Sights Around Calumet Here are some interesting views taken at the opening of school in the fall and showing persons and objects more or less familiar to most Calumetites. Rain, rain everywhere and -not an umbrella to stop a drop of it! After the Shower is Over seems to be an appropriate theme song for this picture. We'll give you three guesses as to which picture was the first to catch the attention of everyone who looked at this page when it was in the making. Yes, you guessed it! It's the picture of our own Calumet police- man, George Riley. Other schools may have fine police- men but we believe none of them is so well suited to his job as is Officer Riley, for he can be firm when he needs to be and when he doesn't need to be, he's the jolliest person around here. He knows how to get along with high school students-and also with the teachers and the oiiice force. - One of the snapshots shows Clayton Culp, danseur, Rosanne Maloney, Lucy Kluth of social committee fame, Leroy Sellek, tennis player de luxe, Bill Cook, modestly hiding behind charming Maggie Lewis, and Art Hut- ton resting comfortably on Mumps's shoulder, Clay- ton Culp, LeRoy Sellek, Bill Cook, and Art Hutton in the back row are all besmeared with lipstick, for they were being initiated into the Senior Hi-Y. Tom looks out at us from his well-known lunch- wagon. See the cocoanut cream pie in the back of it? 11 , .,-5 'f 1 ' ,, . ' D ' 14 -- !,:-cw 1 -,gm-vw-m nni Page159 F. J. HEALEY E. B. KORNBLUM H. A. LUSK LL urn Sfugio FD 1 kofoqmp y IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Ojfcial Photographer 1932,1933, am11934 Stewart 9700 1020 W. 79th Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS P 0140 i Chicago Week Down the Avenue of Flags trooped five tired Cal- umetites-tired in body and SOLE. Like many of their pals, they too were taking advantage of the two-for- one admission tickets given to the schools during Chi- cago Week at the XVorld's Fair. Reviving their playground days, the youngsters en- tered Enchanted Island and took a flying spin dow-n Magic Mountain. Next they approached a clown who said it would be a pleasure to pose with such lovely school-girl complexionsf' The .picture was snapped and-well, just glance at it-maybe you can recognize some of the compleXions. Thrill followed thrill as the afternoon passed on- The World a Million Years Ago-Miss America-Fort Dearborn-Illinois Host Building-the Indian exhibit- dinner on the A. SL P. Gypsy pavilion-. As evening arrived, the girls joined the laughing, care-free crowd tripping down the Midway. A hectic ride on the Safety Coaster, which tightened up all those summer-relaxed muscles, was followed by a thrill on the Sky Ride-that is, when enough courage was finally summoned. Since there was an uneven number, one of the group timidly asked a young man who was wait- ing in line to buy a ticket, whether he would consider paying half-price and using her ticket with her. As you can doubtless guess, there was a flash of teeth, a jovial Agreed! and off they went. Talk about getting the jitters-they might have seen pink elephants judging from the expression on one face when they finally came down to earth. When the buildings were illuminated in brilliant colors, a few more pictures were taken, and finally it was time to leave. The theme song had changed from Come, Come to the Fairn to Show Me the Way to Go Home. 6 Kc-:fry Train Here ' ' Free Employ-n1c'ni Service For our Graduafcs Employment It will pay you to receive your Secretarial and Accounting training in the Metropolitan which is favorably known to employers not only on the South Side but throughout the Chicago district. SUMMER TERM -- JUNE 25 fSpeci.1l Reduced Summer Ratesj FALL TERM - SEPTEMBER 4 Semi' for Armnul Prtvxpeffzrs ET LITAN BUSINESS CULLEGE 304 West 63rd St. Phone Wentworth 2227 37 South Wabash Ave. Randolph 2637 Shakespeare has never been interpreted with more earnestness and enjoyment than when, under the direction of Mr. Verlyn Ault, the drama classes of Calumet presented The Taming of the Shrew in the Calumet auditorium, December seventh and eighth. Cas! of The Taming of fbi' SbrezL ' Page 142 l 1 F , 'Ii E ur. E. :W ' lf' K - . E sf1,',I.. ' .K M y . ,, 81 3. . A X 40- i 'Y ' 1 1ff? .,,., J 3 1 Q 5 . pt N A g .Q i X' v,-.f . I if? P ig Q .LQ , ,E - ,- - .. ,f .- 6, ,. ..,. . . - i IO f .,. , . f ' . - Y, ' . .. Nw . V14 wi-331. -fgk-EW. Q' ' v ' ev - 1 ' -- ' H 3, gf,-1 -.,,w.q.g.,. .. .' I v. A... 1:-13... - s. f3- ' 1 . given. 1. . -1 .. ,':?.'.Z5IE3E5 , 51251 15 ' , ' ,- he-... 1' ' . ., , -, 1:.:.3.F ' - 1 Q -f ' V f Q .- -- i ff'-.Q . gf, K' -ww-.1 . Q.. . . . .-. 1 . , , :ek . .. ..,... . W wx.. , Q 'V Hs. .,.' ,.L,- 15' X 1 - 5, 'I vt' ,bg NH ws..ifz..!iiDlkf...1 1 ' 1. Marie LaMantia. 2. Ruth Nelson. 3. Lucille Olson. 4. June M.1cLaren. 5. Doris Greenspan. 6. Helen Drais. 7. Evelyn Hecht. S. Lucy Kluth. 9. Mary Mitchell. IO. Rena and Shirley Levy. 11. Marian Dyksma. 11. Clara Hennessey. 13. Roberta Butzlotf. 14. Donald Meyer. 15. Grace Bakke. 16. Betty Abney. 17. Dnr- othy Mann. 18. Ruth Nelson. 19.511108 Van Arkel. zo. Sylvia Goodheim. 1 1, Bessie Andrews. 32. Clayton and Dolores Cook. 13. Gene Rickey. 14. Ruth Baumbneli. Page 143 4 W3 After Graduation - What? Getting up in the world-ACHIEVING SUCCESS-is a matter of thorough preparation. Wfalton students are invariably given preference because employers can depend on the thorough- ness of their training. Place yourself on the preferred list by entering Walton classes in ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT Accounting - Constructive - Advanced -- Cost - Tax - Business Law - Mathematics of Accounting - Business English -- Business Organization, Management and Corporate Finance SECRETARIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Shorthand - Typewriting - OHice Procedure - Business Practice - Secretarial Accounting, etc. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Further proof of the value of Walton training is contained in the fact that Walton courses have been adopted for classroom use in more than zoo leading universities and collegiate schools in the United States. Come in and visit with our vocational adviserg let him help you plan your future, or send today for Free catalog. Free Sf1m'c'nf Placement Departmcnl Walton School of Commerce Telephones: Wabash 2687-88-89 ,MSC Mccormick Building 332 South Michigan Avenue Phone Vincennes 7640 Prescriptions VAUSE Q'9N STRIEGEL P H A R M A C I S T S 1101 W. 79th Street Soulbiwxf Corner of Aberdeen Sirrvi PERFUMES 1 CANDY 4 STATIONERY DANISI-I HOME BAKERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDY KAYES KAKES 1159 W. 79:11 Sr. ANN'S SWEET SHOP 1056 W. 79th St. KID SPORTING ICE. Home Made Cake Pastries 500135 CREAM Page 144 M e W r, Mw x g In 215-Dorff Tfam' Look SfIlt1'i01lX.l The TU Group A delightful party and a fine lesson in etiquette are given every week by the girls of Miss Hickey's Home Management class. Bark Ron'-Burns, Lipke. Steinhauer, Czudnk, Sesclgis, Hillman, Spcrling, Davenport, Hitchcock, Wrhalon, XVilsun, Bcnsun. Frou! Ruiz-McCauley. Cngswcll, Miss Hickey, Berger, Dorl, Beilim, Bjnrnsun, l.Jn0wick, Pcrrinc, Lane, Miss Andruska, McClaughry, Robinson, SL'ilfl't1'-BI'CYlIZ, Colby. Pagc I-F5 2 YO 2555 x 'GH iw P V' H. , - , I . 4, 1' ' '- E l SQ an , J I, J-1 x . Q Class Statistics Shortest Girl-Eleanor Roche Shyest Boy--Francis Fyanes Smartest Girl-Betty Abney Class Artist-Ted Klitzke Fattest Boy-Bob Linting Class Sheik-Mel Kleb Class Padoodlcr-Bob Kirk Class Show-off- Gordie Peterson Most Active Boy-Roy Soclerlincl Most Active Girl-Lois Stemler Class WLl'HdCl'C1'iML11'l6 La Mantia Best Dancer-Tetlow Johnson Girls of Calunlet I thank you for your patronage in the past and hope that this ever increasing good will shall continue in the future. MRS. CULTRA CAIAUNIE1' SANDWVICH SHOPPE 8045 South Racine Avenue fouzplinzenfx of C O Cascade Laundries Calzmzefs Lerzdiug Sion' 7930-38 S. Racine Ave. fvf HIGH SCHOOL 0 MODEL AIRPLANE MECHANICAL DRAWING All Phones Radcliffe 4000 S154 S. Racine, Phone Triangle 10 348 The members of fbe Alzzmfzi IlIL'iftZlciOlI COl7Zl1IiffC6 of fbe Fox SeeI'efaI'ia1 College, 757 Wfesf 79fb Sfreef, eorrfially izzzfife you fo risif ffae College. Sincerely, Esther Mnrcussen, Calumet H.S. ,33, chairman S!I'r1ogr'upbI'r', Ullfll'I'Sifj' of Chicago Page146 I ...,.. s, . 9-Pglyfft! ' if xH' QQ 11 F00l's Day Assembly Class Statistics Most Distinguished Boy-Les Cook Perpetual Smiler-Mary Ellen Riley Modern Girl-Lu Lenihan Best Arguer-Sid Burrell Literary Light-Ray Kuczora Smartest Boy-Eric Anderson Personality Girl-I-ngeborg Glson Most Likeable Boy--Bob Johnson Shyest Girl-Virginia Hauf Class Wir-Ed Holloway Class Alibier-George Mule,' Haas Tallest Boy-Clayton Cook Class Bluff-Morry Hirshman Math Shark-Dick Crouse Best Boy Athlete-Bud johnson Best Girl Athlete-Dolly Cook Best Singer-Ruth Fisher Class Cut-up-Ted Ringman Class Coquette-Marjorie Cox Best Vocabulary-Leo O'Neill Page 1-F7 l jj Omg i will ,lf Buff: Run'-Pappas, Heisenberger, Burke, Schulman, Gf.llllI1X, Hogan, Scliwertfeger. Svrnml Run'-R. Lambi-ight, Hildebrandt, XY'roclawski, Bakkc, Murphy, Greenlee, Biehn, Poole, W'ard- rope, Conway, Coughlin. Frunf Ron'-M. Lambright, Nelson, Iireten, Rockers, Magner, W'halon, Jensen, Dorl, McCann. The Calumet Assistant Librarian Club The Calumet Assistant Librarian Club was organized this year, its purpose being to stimulate interest in the library and to make for uniformity in methods. Meetings are held twice a month and are devoted to the discussion of rules, methods, and new projects. Rose Murphy served as president, Lenore Magner as vice-president, and Margaret Burke as secretary. The aim of the library is an ambitious one-to give aid to each student in his every problem. With a staif of only two members, much reliance has been placed on the thirty-two students assistants in responding to the 88,385 appeals for assistance which were brought to the library during the year. In order that students may learn to help themselves, instruction in the use of the catalog and reference books has been given to over 1.400 students by the librarian, Miss Randall. No door way to knowledge is closed to any one who has formed the library habit and has learned how to make use of its facilities. If Mlm' Br' Hixloryl Page 148 QQQHN xiplzknk QQ 1, Q gl SMX I 1 YV' In ., , S it W ff? ,. THIS LIKE A LIVE SCHOOL BRUCE HERE IS OUR WRITING CLASS WHERE HIGH SPEED I5 ATTAlNED. BE77Y Visit the school for a personal trip of in- spection. Here the pick of the youth ot the middle West are training for leadership in business. Sixteen practical courses includ- ing Business Administration and Executive Secretarial. Convenient coupon below brings you catalogue. ,nmfrimffnf V ' 11.1-IT.-rldurqir. l l Blyan lggtmtton .-1:1 Ercmliic Sclmol 18 Soulll Michigan Ati. Chicago. Rand. 1373 Please lmc comvlele K l Rue' N e.. .--... Add ...- . I I FR I X. I x of - K- - 1 I1 f .. ,N 5 , I I I I Q ' X 5 Q . 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OK W E e H is i X W I Q 4 1' , .7 Li g E N A A af AQ was XX X N 5 IWW Wllllxxwds ld,- AES' 5 4 WM 1' ..-lX MR. WILLIS E. TOXVER Triurijml r t 1, .. f , ff ,XJ5-.1 VV fr ,-f , xr- ' Ti 5 Earl Dougherty Alice McKinley Howard Bcchtolt Bernice Greger Harriett Hagen Irene Powers Alfllliffisffdtilff Assisfants Our Faculty in 1933-1934 Never in Calumet's long history were there so many changes in the faculty as in the school year of 1933-34. To begin with the school executives, Mr. Willis E. Tower, who had been principal of Calumet before the construction of the new building, returned in September as principal, to take the place of Miss Genevieve Melody, whose death during the summer was deeply regretted by the Calumet students and faculty and by the alumni who had attended the school during her principalship. It is largely because of Miss Melody's line leadership, her enthusiasm for scholarship, her friendly understanding of the students, and her devotion to all of Calumet's interests, that Calumet has reached the position which it now holds. The friends of Calumet were glad that the new principal was not a stranger but someone whose interest in Calumet had already been proven. Another change in the administration came in December, when Mr. Robert Burger, who had been serving as assistant principal, retired from teaching. Mr. Burger had given thirty-one years of loyal service to Calumet, first as a gymnasium teacher, then as Teachers Who Rcfircfd Robert Burger Charlotte Dutton NVilliam Seabrook , S .QNQNP .1 Qhwwlliiunq, Page 1 S P ' I . , xg' P 3-s...--'-v ,-gi' . ,A --X V N A ai' .Arla ,C11..,.. QAM'-7 -N g X ,r Q-'O 'X K. ,Qi fi A, La Vada Armstrong Estelle Ashland Verlyn Aulr Jennie Austin Sybel Beach Ari Gum'mlSrii'11rl' Drimm English Gz'm'Vul Srirnrz' Mildred Berleman Margaret Blood Dorothy Bock Arthur Booth Gilman Carle Frrurb Mnsir Mulbvrmllics Mvcbiruimzl Drazvirlg R.O.T.C. dean of boys, and later as assistant principal. Calumet felt both regretful and happy over Mr. Burger's retirement-regretful to be deprived of his kindly presence but happy to know that he would now have the opportunity to enjoy a more leisurely and tranquil life and to do many things that he had wanted to do. Mr. Burger's work was taken over by Mr. Earl Dougherty, who had been doing excellent service as dean of boys. Another change in the personnel of the office was caused by the loss of the vocational adviser, Miss Mildred Moore, who was transferred to Kelly High School, along with many other Calumet teachers. Students miss her helpful advice and guidance and her understanding of their individual problems. Fortunately for Calumet Miss McKinley continued her invaluable administrative work, which includes so many important activities that it would be impossible to name them. Mrs. Greger continued her efficient work on the master program and Mrs. Hagen labored as strenuously as ever on attendance problems. Queen Cheadle james Churchill john Coulson Helen Davidge Florence Davies Geography Bookkrepivlg Physics Gymnarinm Hisfory john Deegan joseph Dickman Frances Donovan Christine Drennan Cornelia Drolsom Auto Shop Zoology English Commerviizl French Page 19 'f-mf? Elsie Elersheim Mary Fisher Agness Fletcher Lois Flood Daisy Francis Spanisb Bolimy G3'NII1l7SilHIl Civics Zoology Ruby Fremont Beals French Ralph Goode Susan Gorman Dorothy Gordon Bohzny Clvcnzisfry Mnfbcrmifirs - Civics Art Miss Powers served as head of the commercial department during the first semester but took a sabbatical leave for study at the beginning of the second semester. During her absence her work was carried on by the capable Miss Wager. During the second semester Mr. Howard Bechtolt was given a new task, that of acting as administrative assistant in charge of hall guards. Mr. Burger was not the only teacher to retire during the year. Miss Charlotte Dutton, who had been chairman of the English department for a number of years, retired about the beginning of November. When we think of Miss Dutton, as we do very frequently, we recall all her Hne New England qualities, for throughout her twenty-seven years of teaching in Calumet she retained those characteristic New England traits which we all admire. December 22 was the date not only of Mr. Burgerjs resignation, but also that of Mr. William Seabrook, who had taught woodshop at Calumet for twenty-seven years. There are three things which everyone associates with Mr. Seabrook: the jolliest kind of smile, marvelous bouquets of flowers of every sort from his remarkable garden, and mountain- ous dishes of ice cream! Mary Green Anne Heagney Clara Hendrickson Anna Hickey Maude Hill History Corn rn rrriul 1lfIaffJcn1aIit's Clothing English Ethel Hyman Margaret Jackman John Johnson Inez Keepers Eleanor Kelly English Spanish Bolany Hisiorj' Com 1llL'l'L'iL11 Page 20 Royce Kinnick Irwin Knehans Bertha I.aCoste Arthur LaPointe Mary Leist Cofrznzfrrial Bookkeeping Commercial Aeronautics Mizfbvmulivs Ethel Mealiff Harold Metz Vera Miller William Morris Catherine Mulcahy Lalin Wo011sfJ0p Hixlory Baud Commrrriill H Year after year the opening of school had been marked by the addition of new teachers to Calumet's faculty. The situation was quite different, however, when school opened in September of 1933. Because of the formation of new high schools and the changing of the school districts, the following teachers were transferred from Calumet to other schools at various times during the Hrst semester: Amundsen: Mr. John Bayston, Mr. Harry Fuller, and Mr. Richard Huddy. Crane: Miss Mary Scott. Fenger: Miss Margaret De Vine and Mr. Walter Overholzer. Foreman: Mrs. Matilde Vorisek. Harper: Mrs. Iola Brodie and Mrs. Catherine Harrison. Hirsch: Miss Faith Dodge, Miss Nellie Evers, Miss Agnes Fenerty, Mr. William Kooistra, and Mr. Edward McMahon. Raymond O'Brien Agnes O'Donohue Marie O,Leary Claire O'Reilly Jane Parmclce Bookkecpirzg Gfogralrby Gynzuasinm Economics Cbcnzisfry Sophia Patterson Evelyn Pearson Lawrence Peterson Wilda Phillips Marie Pressentin English History Pbysirs Social SCfL'IIl'L' Salcsmauslvip ., 9 I f--1- Page 21 5 T wr. .fi 'V f WM X ' Vesta Reaver Nourmobal Rowden Helen Rowe Amerigo Sansone Lillian Sattler HiSf0f-1' C0711 inertial Mafbrvzafirs Elc'flric' Shop Com inertial Cecelia Cebatis Mary Sheridan Elwood Smith Victoria Stryker Leonard Teuscher English English Corin in frrial His fory Prin ring Z3',,f'4.f4'Af.,iQ U 1 Kelly: Mr. john Beckerman, Miss Katherine Calloway, Mrs. Ethel Davison, Miss Helen Fitzgerald, Mr. William Fulton, Miss Isabel Gorgas, Miss Mary Hennebry, Miss Marie Johnston, Miss Mildred Moore, Miss Mary O'Toole, Mr. Maurice Paton, Miss Clare Rooney, Miss Mattie Smith, Mrs. Emily Waggoner, and Mr. Raymond Wallace. Manley: Miss Gertrude Herbert, Miss Rebecca Hey, and Mr. Walter Taintor. Parker: Miss Catherine Starbeck. Phillips: Miss Ruth Palmerton. Shortly after the beginning of the second semester, Miss Dorothy Bock was transferred to Harper. In addition to Miss Powers, two other teachers, Miss A-nne Heagney and Miss Mary Hogan, took sabbatical leave. Miss Heagney,s substitute was Mrs. Davis, formerly Miss Alma North, who used to be a regular teacher in Calumet's commercial department. During the spring vacation Miss Cecilia Schoenfeld became Mrs. Walter Cebatis. James Thatcher Helen Tobin Vinette XVziska Ruth XVeeks Orchestra Food English English Frances Whelan Lowell Whitman James Wfilbur Florence Wfolf Glenn Worst Hlslory Cizfifs Pbyxirs Spanish Afl-f'l'bL1lIfCA11 D1'H1l'fl1g V l Page 22 Mrs. Marie Voy Brewster When the junior high schools became senior high schools, Westcott, the old Calumet building, was transformed into a branch of the new Calumet. Mrs. Marie Voy Brewster, who had previously been a principal, was selected to take charge of the branch and the following sixteen Calumet teachers were transferred from the main building to the branch: Mrs. Carrie Barlow, Miss Helena Callis, Miss Mary Fisher, Mr. Harry Frieda, Mr. Henry Gronert, Miss Sigrid Johnson, Mr. Clarence Johnson, Miss Josephine Kuhn, Miss Mary Logeman, Miss Irene McEnroe, Mr. William Merwick, Miss Grace Mills, Miss Estelle Pine, Mrs. Anne Rosenberg, Miss Martha Swing, and Miss Mary Todd. At the beginning of the second semester Miss Fisher retur-ned to the main building and Miss Emma Lambe went to Westcott. In addition, Miss Marie O'Leary, Captain William Morris, and Mr. James Thatcher have spent part of their time at Westcott. Some of Wc'sfr0fi's Truclicrs Carrie Barlow Harry Frieda Clarence johnson Domrxlir Science Gymzmsinnz Grurrul Srieuvr Grace Mills Anne Rosenberg Martha Swing Mary Todd Mafbrmalirs C0l11n11'rr'i11l Mllxir English C We 43155 Page 25 'J' ii Eilzsfeilz, OIIF of fbc Ieadcws of l7ZOt?1C7'll scientijic fbougbf, amz' at fbc same finzc' cz PUVSOIZ of 'nzmzy izzfcfresfx and great social-llzilzflcrffzcfss, sf1'1Jf's as an exanzple of fbc' ffzesi fype of bunzazz being, a fypc' info which we bopc' some of our gradu- rzfvs will n'cz'c'10p. 4 if 1 DU TES H, , -Any cv , RV: 14 A M -Wm 5:67 Jfsi' , 4' m. 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Z' l ,mwuummunw xxnw u Y- fum ml ,W I 1 W l V KX M ' fi? - at gk U, uumnum nnnuumunmu 'ml m n NR H245 --, -1- IIQP Af W FEBRUARY CLASS Andrew johnson Henry Tessmcr Marioric Heckler Wfilliam Rose Pr'm'siJmf Vive Prvsidvlll Sm'rvlur'y Tr'ru,v111'vr gag E wx I I E Charlotte Ryant Shirl Winder Marjorie Van Wkstenburg Vulmlirforizuz Sulnfaforian Cfass Owlfor Page 27 Pave 28 Barbara Aiman Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Honor Council: prom committee: Ger- man Club: Senior Sponsors: G. A.A.: tap dancing: National Honor Society. Jeanette Anderson A.C.C.l..: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Senior Senate: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: Alpha Chapter: captain ball. Malcolm Anderson A.C.C.L.: details committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Mixed Chorus: Boys Octet. Ruth Anderson A.C.C.l..: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: Golf Club: volley ball. Ethel Arno A.C.C.l..: G.A.A.: Stamp Club: Science Club. Ada Balmer Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: band: Honor So- ciety: commencement commit- tee: Civic Forum: Senior Sen- ate: Equestrian Club: volley ball: captain ball. Charles Bartelheim A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: foot- ball team: wrestling team: hall guard captain. Helen Bartelheim A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: G. A,A.: Alpha Chapter: basket- ball. Margie Beaghan Senior Student Council: Jun- ior Student Council: A.C,C.L.: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Girl Reserves: dinner dance committee: G.A. A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chap- ter, vice president: basketball. Loene Beern Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: social committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Golf Club: volley ball: baseball: tap dancing. Victor Bergman Honor Society: A,C.C.l..: de- tails committee. Lawrence Bjork A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: wclfare delegate: Tech Club: Stamp Club. Beryl Blackmore A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Home Economics Club: Creative Wfriting Club: Civic Forum: ,G.A.A.: baseball: vol- ley ball: basketball: Kiwiettes: Student Forum. Carol Bliss Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent council: A.C.C,L.: Senior Girls Council: Crier representa- tive: welfare delegate: Mathe- matics Club: Chemistry Club: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: band: ring committee: Senior Senate: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Delta Chapter: volley ball: Kiwiettes. Leland Blitzstein A.C.C.l..: Junior Hi-Y: treas- urer's committee: Collectors Club. Maurice Bluhm A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: welfare delegate: Tech Club: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: Fencing Club: social committee: Civic Forum: Stu- dent Forum: manager heavy- weight basketball team: f0Otball team: track team: Radio Club: assistant hall-guard captain. 0 1 Irene Blunck A.C.C.I..: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Girl Scouts: Spanish Club: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: details committee: Science Club: G.A.A. Charlotte Boughner A.C.C.L.g Home Economics Club: G.A.A.: basketball: vol- ley ball: captain ball. Joy Braudt A.C.C.I..: welfare delegate: Glee Club: Home Economics. Rita Brazel A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: band: Medical Club: G.A.A.3 Tennis Club: basketball: volley ball: captain ball. Orland Burk A.C.C.L.: football team: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: Junior Student Coun- eil. Charles Burkart Junior ,Student Council: A,C. C.L.: welfare delegate: Honor Council: vocational committee: Student Forum. Helen Butz A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.g Golf Club: captain ball: tap dancing. Roberta Butzloff Honor Society: junior Stu- dent Councilg A.C.C.I..: Senior Girls Council: Mathematics Club: Chemistry Club: Home Economics Club: Honor Coun- cil: prom committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Delta Chapter: tap dancing: National Honor Society. William Cacini Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Honor Coun- cil: prom committee: Student Forum: National Honor Society. Robert Cade A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Junior Hi-Y: Civic Forum. Jane Caldwell Senior ,Student Council: A.C. C.L.: La Petite Alliance: ring committee: G.A.A.g volley ball. James Caponi A.C.C.L.: C Nlens Club: Tech Club: football team: track team: Chemistry Club: prom committee: gymnastic team. Bertha Carlson Honor Society: A.C.C,L.: welfare delegate: G.A.A.g Beta Chapter, president: Life Saving Club: Tennis Club: Golf Club: volley ball. Harry Cawley A.C.C.L.g Junior Hi-Y. Ray Christiansen W'elfare delegate: Civic For- um: Thespians. Dorothy Christie A.C.C.L.: Spanish Club: so- cial committee: G.A.A.g Alpha Chapter: volley ballg captain ball. Page 29 Page 30 Marion Christoffel Honor Society: Junior Stu- dent Council: Senior Girls Coun- cil: A.C.C.L.: Crier staff: Span- ish Club: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Science Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: ,Senior Senate: Medical Club: G.A.A.: Golf Club: bas- ketball: National Honor S0- ciety. Ruth Clark A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: Senior Student Council, vice president: Junior Student Coun- cil: Senior Girls Council, secre- tary: Crier staH', assistant nun- aging editor: UC Girls Club: Optimates: La Petite Alliance: Honor Council: details commit- tee: Creative Writing Club: Student Forum: Senior Sponsors: Junior Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.: Life Saving Club: tap dancing: basketball: volley ball: captain ball: National Honor Society. Marjorie Conley A.C.C.L.: Spanish Club: Sci- ence Club: Civic Forum: Kiw- iettes: Student Forum: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G. A.A. Carter Cooley Honor Council: A.C.C.L.: prom committee: heavyweight basketball team: baseball team. Isabel Coombs A.C.C.L.: Medical Club: G. A.A. Edna Cope A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Tennis Club. Ethel Corriher Honor Society: A.C.C.I..: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff, assistant managing editor: Crier representative: Creative W'riting Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: poet laureate: National Honor So- ciety. Wfalter Dahlke A,C.C.L. William Davis A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: com- mencement committee. Charlotte Deters Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Temulac staff: G.A.A.: Optimates: wel- fare delegate: class day commit- tee: Senior Senate: IGP dancing: National Honor Society. Earl Dover A.C.C.L. delegate: Mathema- tics Club: Tech Club. Helen Drais Senior Student Council: Jun- ior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Temulac staff: Le Cerele Francais: wel- fare delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: class day committee: Civic Forum: Stu- dent Forum: Senior Sponsors: G.A.A.: Thespians: G.A.A. Chapter, secretary: Honor So- ciety: National Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff. Lillian Drews A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Student Forum: G.A.A.: captain ball: volley ball. Otto Ehrhardt junior Student Council: A.C. C.I..: welfare delegate: Tech Club: R.O.T.C.: Chemistry Club: Commissioned Officers Club: rifle team. Lucile Eifler Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent Council: Junior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Crier repre- sentative: welfare delegate: Girls Glee Club: Junior Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter. Marjorie Evans Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Girl Reserves: class day committee: G.A.A.: G.A.A. chapters: volley ball: basketball: tap dancing. Arthur Farrell A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Commissioned Othcers Club: R.O.T.C. Helen Flood A.C.C.L.: Home Economies Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A. Norman Friend Prom committee, co-chair- man: welfare committee, chair- man: Thespians, president: UC Mens Club: Physics Club: track team: Civic Forum: A.C.C.L. delegate: Student Forum: Junior ,Student Council: Crier repre- sentative: Zoology Club. Dorothea Gardner A.C.C.I..: G.A.A. Eileen Gaul A.C.C.I..: G.A.A.: basketball. Walter Giesen A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: Fenc- ing Club: Student Forum. Audre Grabe A.C.C.I..: junior Student Council: Crier staff: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: class day committee. Russell Grether Walter Gritzer C Mens Club: football ffflfn. Warren Hacker A.C.C.L.: Crier statf. Barbara Hackett Honor Society: Senior Student Council, secretary: junior Stu- dent Councilg A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Ternulac staff: Optimates: Science Club: G.A. A.: gift committee: National Honor Society. Bert Harrington Rosamond Hayden A,C.C.I..: German Club: G.A. A.: Tennis Club: tap dancing: ping pong. Evelyn Hecht A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: welfare delegate: social committee: Outdoor Club: G.A. A.: volley ball: tap dancing. Marjorie Heckler Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: C Girls Club: Optimates: Mathematics Club: Girl Reserves, president: class secretary: Science Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Senior Sponsors: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: Life Saving Club: Tennis Club: Golf Club: volley ball: captain ball: water polo. Walter Heisler Senior Student Council: jun- ior Student Council: A.C.C.I..: Crier representative: welfare delegate: band: Creative XVrit- ing Club: R.O.T.C.: orchestra. G01 ,ih- Page 3 I Page 32 Robert Hines A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: welfare delegate: Tech Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Thespians: track team: treasurer's committee: social committee: class day committee: Radio Club. Muriel Hoag Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: Golf Club: Kiw- iettes. Marguerite Huggins A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Medical Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A. Chapters. Wfilliam Humphreys A.C.C.L.: 'Crier representa- tive: Public Speaking Club: Tech Club: class day commit- tee: football team: skating. Paul Jnsen A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: Spanish Club: Physics Club: Civic Forum. Esther Johnson A.C.C.L.: orchestra: G.A.A.g captain ball: volley ball. Mabel Johnson A.C.C.I..: G.A.A.: volley ball. Dorothy Jones A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: volley ball. Dorothy Judge A.C.C,L.: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.: volley ball: basketball: captain ball. Seymour Kalk A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: welfare delegate: Creative Xvriting Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Thespians. Eugene Karlson A.C.C,L.: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: Fencing Club: German Club: Civic Forum. Susanne Klaus Honor Society: A.C.C.I..: Senior Girls Council: Spanish Club: Chemistry Club: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Council: detail commit- tee: Science Club: Student For- um: Senior Senate: G.A.A.: Golf Club: basketball: National Honor Society. Fred Klein A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Temulac representative! Mathematics Club: Tech Club. Marjorie Kloese Honor Society: Junior Student Council: A.C.C.I..: ,Senior Girls Council: Le Cercle Francais: Girl Reserves: Honor Council: ring committee: Creative XY'rit- ing Club: Science Club: Medi- cal Club: G.A.A.: ,Alpha Chap- ter: basketball: volley ball: Na- tional Honor Society. Virginia Knoettge Honor Society: A.C.C.l..: Senior Girls Council, vice-presi- dent: Temulac staff: C Girls Club, president: Optimates: Mathematics Club: Girl Re- serves: Honor Council: prom committee: Civic Forum: Stu- dent Forum: Senior Sponsors, president: Equestrian Club: G. A.A.: G.A.A. Board: Delta Chapter, president: Alpha Chap- ter, president: Life Saving Club: Golf Club: basketball: volley ball: captain ball: tap dancing: National Honor Society. Donovan Knoll A.C.C.l.. Nathalia Knox A.C,C.L.g ,Senior Girls Coun- cil: Temulac staffg La Petite Al- lianceg commencement commit- teeg Student Forumg G.A.A.g Beta Cliapterg Tennis Clubg volley ball. Blanche Kocian Senior Student Councilg ,lun- ior Student Council: welfare delegateg Home Economics Clubg gift committee, G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg volley ball. jualKorte A.C.C.L.g welfare delegateg Girl Reserves, vice-presidentg prom committee: Senior Senateg Equestrian Clubg G.A.A. Alice Kournetas A.C.C.L. Louise Krafft Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Senior Girls Councilg G.A.A. Genevieve Ladd A.C.C.L.g G.A.A.g basketball. Fern Langdon A.C.C.L.g Le Cercle Francaisg Welfare delegateg Home Econom- ics Clubg Girl Reservesg Civic Forumg Senior ,Senateg G.A.A.g volley ballg tap dancing. Byrnolf Larson A.C.C.L.g Crier representativeg Senior Hi-Yg junior Hi-Yg Tech Club. PearlLarson A.C.C.L.g G.A.A.g Spanish Club. Rena Levy Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: G. A.A.: basketball. Marjorie Lewis A.C.C.L., Senior Girls Coun- cil, presidentg Le Cercle Fran- gaisg Home Economics Club, presidentg Girl Reservesg Honor Councilg Civic Forumg Student Forumg Senior Senate, secretaryg G.A.A.g Alpha Chapterg Na- tional Honor Society. Norman Liljedahl Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Crier representative. Helen Lundquist A.C.C.L.g Home Economics Clubg G.A.A. Charles Mackin A.C.C.L.g Public Speaking Club, Fencing Clubg Student Forumg Thespians. Annabell Madden A.C.C.L.g Home Economics Clubg Girl Reserves, Student Forumg G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg Golf Club. Jean Malcolm A.C.C.L.g G.A.A.g G.A,A. Cliaptersg basketballg volley ballg captain ballg Junior Stu- dent Councilg Pipings delegateg Girl Reservesg Home Economics Clubg Senior Girls Councilg Senior Senate, Temulac staffg Temulac representativeg Civic Forumg Writers Clubg Honor Societyg Fencing Clubg Opti- matesg Spanish Clubg National Honor Society. 1:4 'WF' Qt' Page 33 Page 34 Reita Malone A.C.C.L., delegateg Welfare delegateg Girl Reservesg Eques- trian Clubg G.A.A.g volley ball. John Marley A.C.C.L., delegateg Chemistry Clubg bandg social committee, chairmang Civic Forumg Student Forumg R.O.T.C.g rifle teamg orchestrag Taxidermist Clubg captain of Extemporaneous 'Pub- lic Speaking Team. Margaret Marohn Honor Societyg Senior Stu- dent Councilg junior Student Councilg A.C.C.L.g Crier repre- sentativeg Mathematics Clubg Chemistry Clubg ring commit- teeg Science Club, presidentg G. A.A.g Alpha Chapterg Stamp Club. Jane McClintock A.C.C.L.g Girl Scoutsg G.A. A.g volley ballg captain ball. William McCormick A.C.C.L.g Chess Club. James McGovern A.C.C.L.g Crier representa- tiveg Temulac representative: C Mens Clubg football teamg senior swimming team. James Merritt Junior Student Councilg A.C. C.L.g Crier representativeg Tem- ulnc representative. Dorothy Mills A.C.C.L.g Girl Scoutsg La Petite Allianceg Le Cercle Fran- Caisg Equestrian Clubg G.A.A. Frances Naas A,C.C.L.g Crier representa- tiveg Temulac staffg Optimatesg welfare delegateg Girl Reservesg class day committeeg G.A.A.g tap dancing. Edward Nachel Honor Societyg Senior Student Council, treasurerg Junior Stu- dent Council, presidentg A,C. C.L.g Temulac representativeg Spanish Clubg welfare delegateg Physics Clubg bandg Commis- sioned Ofiicers Clubg Honor Councilg class day committeeg Science Clubg Student Forumg Medical Clubg R.O.T.C.g or- chestrag National Honor So- ciety. Mildred Nagel A,C.C.L.g welfare delegateg Home Economics Club. Ruth Nelson Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g welfare delegateg G.A.A. Wilbur Norell A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tiveg Science Clubg Temulac represenrativeg Tech Club. Frank Noren A.C.C.L.g Chemistry Clubg wrestling team. Roy Nyberg Senior Student Councilg A.C. C.L.: Mathematics Clubg Tech Club. Margaret Nystrom A.C.C.l..g Home Economics Club: Girls Glec Club, presiclentg Kiwiettesg Medical Clubg Mixed Chorusg G.A.A. , Marion Odell A.C.C.L.g Temulac stalfg Spanish Clubg Student Forumg G.A.A.g captain ballg volley ballg tap dancing. Robert Olsen A.C.C.L.g prom committeeg wrestling team. Diana Olson junior Student Councilg A.C. C.L.g Fencing Clubg Student Forumg G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg Modern Arts Club. La Verne Olson Senior Student Councilg A.C. C.I.. delegateg Senior Girls Councilg Crier representativeg welfare delegate: Girl Reservesg prom committeeg Student For- umg Equestrian Club, treasurerg G.A.A.g Delta Chapterg junior Alpha Chapter, treasurerg Senior Alpha Chapter, treasurer, vice- presidentg treasurer's committeeg basketballg volley ballg captain ballg Silver Pin Honor Societyg Student Committee on Educa- tion, vice-presidentg Golf Club. Kathryn O'Meara A.C.C.L.g Crier staifg Temu- lac representativeg gift commit- teeg Student Forumg Equestrian Clubg Thespiansg G.A.A. Russell Otto A.C.C.I..g Crier representa- tiveg Temulac representativeg welfare delegateg Chemistry Clubg Honor Councilg Science Clubg Student Forumg junior swimming teamg commencement committeeg treasurer's commit- teeg National Honor Society. Eulalia Pacel A.C.C.L.g Civic Forumg G.A. A.g basketballg volley ballg cap- tain ballg Student Forum. Velmah Pennington A.C.C.L.g G.A.A. Guy Pierson A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Clubg Spanish Clubg welfare delegateg Civic Forumg Mixed Chorus. James Piper A.C.C.L.g C Mens Clubg welfare delegateg Tech Clubg heavyweight basketball teamg football teamg baseball team. Lewis Pokrass Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Mathematics Club: Chemistry Clubg Physics Clubg bandg Civic Forumg .Student Forum: R.O. T.C.g Stamp Club, vice presi- dentg National Honor Society. Helen Posanske A.C.C.L.g Crier representa- tiveg Home Economics Clubg Fencing Clubg Girl Reserves: Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.g Golf Clubg basketballg tap dancing. Mary Postlethwaite A.C.C.L.g Civic Forumg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg G.A. A.g Golf Clubg G.A.A. chaptersg tap dancing. Stella Povilus A.C.C.L.g Crier representa- tiveg Home Economics Clubg Girl Reservesg Girls Glec Clubg G,A.A.g tap dancing. Lucille Queenan A.C.C.L.g G.A.A. Gene Ruth Rickey Senior Student Council: jun- ior Student Councilg A.C.C.L.3 Temulac representativeg ring committeeg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g Alpha Chapter. Page as -. X. fi x X WM mx W 1 Eff gfwf ff' if Xu. 1 f 1 J ,f w 'md , 1 N' U- X :YV K lj xx .I I I, -4 x ' , 4 'LA ,Sf II- W. H ,NJ A.. W 3 5 , X n E, Q2 , nf- +0 P M QW V' M X X' XJJJEL 'Nw wkf ,J x ti ,, is fjjw M U Q 1 il Page 3 6 Otto Roberts A.C.C.L.g Tech Clubg Chem- istry Club. Geraldine Rohs A.C.C.L.g G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg basketball. Bill Rose ,Honor Societyq Junior Stu- dent Councilg A.C.C.L.g Crier representativeg Temulac stalfg Le Cercle Francais, vice presi- dentg Civic Forumg Student Forum, heavyweight basketball teamg class treasurerg National Honor Society. Madeline Ruh A.C.C.L.g Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g basket- ball. Susan Ruis A.C.C.L.g Girl Scouts, wel- fare delegateg Girl Reserves: German Clubg G.A.A.g G.A.A. Chaptersg basketballg tap danc- ing. Catherine Ryan Honor .Societyg Junior Stu- dent Councilg Crier representa- tiveg Temulac representativeg welfare delegateg Home Eco- nomics Clubg Girl Reservesg so- cial committeeg Senior Senateg G.A.A.g Alpha Chapterg Beta Chapterg Tennis Clubg basket- ballg tap dancing. Charlotte Ryant Honor Societyg Senior Stu- dent Councilg Junior Student Council: A.C.C.L.g Senior Girls Councilg Optimatesg Girl Re- servesg vocational committee, Civic Forum: Student Forumg Senior Senate: G.A.A.g National Honor Society. Virginia Rydell A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Clubg Girl Reservesg prom com- mittee: Paint and Powder Club, president, G.A.A.g Alpha Chap- ter. Anita Schmidt A.C.C.L.g Senior Student Councilg Crier representativeg Temulac representativeg welfare delegateq dinner dance commit- tee, chairn-Lang Equestrian Club, G.A.A. Lester Shaffer A.C.C.L.g Honor Societyg Junior Student Councilg Crier representativeg Temulac repre- sentativeg Public Speaking Clubg UC Mens Clubg Senior Hi-Yg Junior Hi-Y, presidentg welfare delegateg Mathematics Clubg Physics Clubg German Clubg Science Club, secretary-treasur- erg Civic Forumg Student For- umg orchestra, Thespiansg foot- ball team, manager. George Sharpe Honor Societyg ,Senior Student Councilg Junior Student Coun- cilg A.C.C.L.g Temulac staffg Temulac representativeg welfare delegateg Chemistry Clubg Phys- ics Clubg bandg Commissioned Officers Clubg Honor Council, bailitfg social committee, Ger- man Clubg Civic Forum, Stu- dent Forum, chairmang R.O. T.C.g Thespiansg track teamg Zoology Clubg National Honor Society. Alyce Short A.C.C.L.g G.A.A.g G.A.A. Chapter. Mildred Skom A.C.C.L.g Honor Societyg Senior Student Councilg Crier representativeg G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg Golf Club. Burton Smith Honor Societyg Senior Student Councilg Junior ,Student Coun- cilg A.C.C.L.g Crier representa- tiveg Senior Hi-Y, treasurer, presidentg Junior Hi-Yg Le Cercle Francaisg Honor Councilg vocational committee. chairmang Science Clubg R.O.T.C. I-Iayden Smith A.C.C.L.g Honor Societyg Senior Student Councilg junior Student Councilg Crier staff, Crier representativeg Public Speaking Club: Senior Hi-Yg Junior Hi-YQ welfare delegateg class day committee, chairniang Civic Forumg Mixed Chorusg Tliespiansg lightweight basket- ball teamg track team. Robert Smith A.C.C,L.g Glider Club, presi- dentg R.O.T.C. 1 Hubert Speck A.C.C.L.: Commissioned Of- ficers Club: class day commit- tee: German Club: R.O.T.C.g Student Forum. Ada Spengler A.C.C.L., delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: dinner dance committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Eques- trian Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Golf Club: tap danc- ing. Irene Stacy Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier staff: Spanish Club: vol- ley ball: captain ball. Dorothy Stephenson A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Coun- eil: Girl Scouts: Temulac staff: gift committee: G.A.A.: captain ballg volley ball: assistant li- brarian. Anne Stevens A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Temulac stadg Public Speaking Club: C Girls Club: Spanish Club: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Fenc- ing Club: social committee: Civic Forum: Paint and Powder Club, secretary: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Board: tap dancing: basketball: volley ball: captain ball: ping pong. Jeanne Stevenson Senior Student Council: Jun- ior ,Stuclent Council: A.C.C.L.g Crier representative: social com- mittee: Science Club: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: Golf Club: volley ball: ping pong: tap danc- ing: Outdoor Club. Vernon Stolnacker A.C.C.L.g Tech Club: Glider Club. Ruby Strong A.C.C.L.g Homg Economics Club: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: Golf Club. Joseph Sullivan Spanish Club: German Club: treasurer's committee: Civic Forum: Medical Club: Student Forum. Edgar Summerford Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Fencing Club: band: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: orchestra. Esther Sundberg Senior Student Council: A.C. CL.: Home Economics Club: Fencing Club: G.A.A. Miriam Tatar Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Chemistry Club: Science Club: Girl Scouts: Senior Senate: G. A.A.: Life Saving Club: Tennis Club: Golf Club: basketball. Harriet B. Teague A.C.C.L.: Senior Student Council: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Thespians: G.A.A,: G. A.A. Board: Tennis Club: cap- tain ballg volley ball. Al Teed A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: C Mens Club: Tech Club: Physics Club: prom com- mittee: skating: R.O.T.C.: heavyweight basketball team: football team: junior swimming team. Hen1'y Tessmer National Honor Societyg Hon- or Society: A.C.C.L.: Junior Student Council: Crier repre- sentative: Temulac staff: Tem- ulac representative: Optimates: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: Honor Council: German Club: Science Club: Civic Forum: Stu- dent Forum: Medical Club, pres- ident: track team: vice president of class. Harold Thayer A.C.C.L.: Tech Club. Page 37 r. l I i l Page 3 S Richard Adams Sam Allen Eleanor Anderson Evelyn Anderson Howard Anderson William Arcus Ethel Arno June Ashe John Balchuinas Gerhard Barlewort Williani Baxter Willitini Beville Norman Bilyard Evelyn Blyman Marian Boyle Ethel Bresin Charles Brink Helen Bruce Eleanor Burke Warren Tobecksen A.C.C.L.g welfare clelegateg Junior Student Councilg Com- missioned Oflficers Clubg prom committeeg Student Forumg R. O.T.C.q Mixed Chorusg track teamg Welfare committee. June Trede A.C.C.L., delegateg Girl Scoutsg Fencing Clubg bandg de- tails committeeg Girls Aviation Clubq orchestrag G.A.A.g basket- ballg tap dancing. Violet Trede A.C,C.L.g Girl Scoutsg Fenc- ing Clubq bandg details commit- tecg basketballg volley ballq tap dancingg Life Saving Club: G. A.A., G.A.A. Chapters: orches- tra: Taxidermist Club: Girls Aviation Clubg captain ball. Bernice Troughton A.C.C.L.g La Petite Allianceg G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg basket- ball. Neil Turso Harry Upton Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Temulac representativeg Le Cer- cle Franqaisq Honor Councilg dinner dance committeeg Civic Forumg Student Forumg Nation- al Honor Society. ADDITIONAL FEBRUARY GRADUATES Dorothy Burkhard George Cadman Robert Campbell Dorothy Carrigan John Casson Harry Christos Morton Cohen Guy Comer Catherine Corbett Mary Corbett Georgia Cotsones Richard Coulter Anna Crous Eleanor Cupler Milton Davis Dorothy De Mar Henry Detlefs Mildred Dettmann Frank Devicino Seymour Donaghue Robert Dore Lillian Dyksma Leo Fahey Alex Fletcher Dorothy Fogarty Florence Frase Margaret Geghen Jane Goetz Robert Graham M. LaVerne Green Mary Ann Gribin Margaret Grober Lucille Grund Charles Gylling Marion Hahn George Hamil Marion Harley Elberta Hartmann June Van Arkel Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Le Cerclc Francais: Girl Reserves: dinner dance committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: volley ball: Alpha Chapter. Ruth Van Sickel Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Sen- ior Girls Council: Welfare dele- gate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: prom committee: Student Forum: Senior Senate: G.A.A.g volley ball: captain ball: National Honor Society. Marjorie Van Westenburg Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: Nation- al Honor Society. James Hayda Alice Heale Eleanor Healy Virginia Himsel Dolores Hipsher Ruth Hirzel June Holmes Harry I-Ioltsberg Michael Horgan Lenora Hughes Warren Inglis Vanta Janulis Ellen Johanson Lydia Johnson Lester Kalinowski Bernice Kallas Dolores Kamper Bart Keating Bernice Keefner Eleanor Vock Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.g volley ball. Agnes Watson A.C.C.l..: Girl Reserves: Girls Aviation Club: G.A.A. Sarah Watt A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Golf Club: Home Economics Club: Medical Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: Tennis Club: captain ball. ADDITIONAL FEBRUARY GRADUATES John Kelleher Edmond Kennelly Dorothy Jean Kennick William Kliefoth La Verne Knudsen George Komis Leroy Kreten Charles Krummick L. Genevieve Kuebler Pearl Larson Gladys Lauritzen Anne Liazauskas Sam Levitan A Ivan Lewis Floyd Lilley Florence Lundskog Beatrice Macklin Gertrude Martin Ruth McCormick George McKeon Leroy Meyer Julia Mikalunas Donald Miller John A. Mitziga Helen Moench Dorothy Moon William Moore Robert Moreland Kathryn Murphy Katherine Nagy Charles Neher Marjorie Nofsger Margaret O'Brien Warner Ohman Agnes Olsen Katherine Olsen Roy Olson Joseph Pereckas Page 39 L l Page 40 Eileen Phillips Cynthia Porter Catherine Rasmussen Elsie Reichart Anne Rentschler Robert Richert Vernon Roberts Harry Robinson Lila Robinson Constance Roland Elvira Ronan John Rousseau Bernice Rutkauskas Hannah Samuelson Otto Sanderson Joseph Saucier Harry Schneider Elizabeth Schnitzer Perce Schofield Elsie Whitney Senior Student Councilg A.C. C.L.g Crier representativeg Girl Reservesg class day committeeg Thespiansg G.A.A.g basketball. Pearl Wilson Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Home Economics Clubg Girl Re- servesg prom committeeg Science Clubg Paint and Powder Club, treasurerg Senior Senateg G.A.A.g National Honor Society. Virginia Wilson Honor Societyg A.C.C.L., delegateg Senior Girls Councilg welfare delegateg dinner dance committeeg Mathematics Clubg Science Clubg G.A.A.g basket- ballg baseballg volley ballg Cap- tain ball. Shirl Winder Honor Societyg Senior Student Councilg Junior Student Coun cilg A.C.C.L.g Crier representa tiveg Temulac staifg Temulac representativeg Public Speaking Clubg Optimates, treasurerg wcl fare clelegateg Chemistry Club Honor Councilg prom commit tee, chairmang Science Club Zoology Clubg Student Forum Medical Club, treasurerg Eques trian Clubg track teamg National Honor Society. Alice Zettek U A.C.C.L.g Spanish Clubg base ballg G.A.A.g Tennis Club. I ADDITIONAL FEBRUARY GRADUATES Robert Schram Gladys Schruben Lydia Schultz Viola Schultz Jerome Seelig Estelle Seibert Richard Selah Charlotte Senger Frances Seselgis Clarence Siegel Howard Simek Christine Skaritka Dolores Skelly Ruth Sklamberg Marjory Smith Lois Smith Margaret Stevenson Beulah Stewart Helen Stibbs Ella Stone Esther Sundberg Maynette Sundelius Edith Sutton Arnold Swan Ben Swanson Blanche Swanson Ruth Swanson Louise Taub Genevieve Vana Elaine Vanderploeg Ruth Van Horn Jack Van Treese Ben Vennergrund Ferne Vockel Mary Young Vivian Zweigoron The Last Will and Testament of the Class of February, 1934 This is to certify that this is the last will and testament of the February Class of 1934. All statements issued heretofore, notwithstanding, to wit, rim' z'c'r.m, fvrra frma, CIIIII IIIIIKIIU, el Cetera, and so forth. Unto all the senior session teachers, namely Flersheim, Gorman, Davies, Teuscher, Patterson, Donovan, Heag-ney, La Coste, johnson, Rowden, and O'Reilly, we leave rows upon rows of empty seats to be immediately filled by a motley collection of per- spiring undergraduates. George Sharpe and Anne Steven, considered Calumetls greatest talkers, having held the championship of the school for the last five months, very unwillingly relinquish their title to Dan Burton. Petite Laverne Olson wills all her lovely freckles to Ed Holloway to go with his red hair. Shirl Winder, a member of the I Windersf' passes on to the master of sartorial effects, Leo O'Neill, a bouquet of Calun1et's most popular flowers, pansies. Benjamin E. Swanson, Calumet's own Blonde Bombshell, wills unto Tetlow Johnson the comb which almost combed his hair once. That's why the theme song of all Ben's girl friends is Whyf Don't You Comb Up Some Time?,' Marjorie Heckler, the only woman in captivity who could sleep in Mr. Whitman's Civics class, wills unto the unfortunate Donald Heck the very cultured art of snoring. Robert Hines, one of the S7 varieties, and also one of the pigs of Big Bad Wolf fame, wills his dancing toes unto any poor fish who will accept them. James K. Piper, K being for kute,' and also for Kal's two-fisted he-man, wills unto Mel Kleb his pink underwear, which Mel promises to Honor! Cherish!! a-nd Wash!!! Amiable Barbara Aiman passes on to Barbara Berginas her enviable schoolgirl com- plexion. flncidentally, girls, it cost only 9Sc a box.j Helen Drais has decided to give nothing for nothing a-nd will not tell a soul why her hair is so short, but just the same folks, I know she fell asleep in the barber's chair. Mr. Carter Cooley, of the Chinese coolies, bestows upon some lucky individual his affability and modesty. Harry Christos, the second pig of Big Bad Wolf fame, wills unto Morry Hirshman the large pair of scissors which has made him Calurnet's most popular cut up. Loene Beem, of the Boston Beems, passes on to cute little Betty Bowker that virtuous gift of baby talk. William Baxter, -not afhliated with the Baxter Laundries, passes on to Lucille Lenahan the highly cultured art of gum chewing. Bill Rose wills his gum to anyone who will glance under his desk and discover it. And now, folks, the reading of the Last Will and Testament of the Class of Febru- ary, 1934 is finished. The graduates will now go out into the world and join the G. A. U.-the Grand Army of the Unemployed. In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal at Calumet High School, Chicago, Illinois, on this 31st day of January, 1934. SiIIC'f'l'l'Ij' JOIITS, Father Time Page-ll Burl: Rau'-Sharpe, Pokrass, Rose, Otto, Siegel. Tbiril Rv-u'-Deters, Zweigoron, Janulis. Klaus, Lewis, Hackett, Ryant, Van XVestenburg, XY'ilson, Henle, Malcolm, Clark. Svrzzllrl Ron'-Mikalunas, Klofse, Butzloil, Kennick, Drais, Nachel, Christoffel, Cohen, Knoettge, Aiman, Ashe, Frase. Fmnf Raw-Upton, XVinder, Tessmer, Jorgensen, Cupler, Corriher, Moench, Ohman, Cacini, Johnson. Nui in piffnri'-Eleanor Anderson, Ruth Van Sickel, Marjorie Heckler. February Class National Honor Society The members of the National Honor Society are selected from the upper ten per cent of the class on the basis not only of scholarship, but also of leadership, character, and school citizenship. June Class National Honor Society Back Ron'-Barnoski, Day, Goodheim, Hennessey, Vorderer, Hartnett, Olson, Abney, Martz, Yud, Rick- hoff, Niemeyer, Hubler, Wehmer, Jotfe. Third Row-Kuczora, Luke, Fritze, Cotton, Lennon, Greenspan, Onions, Johnson, Riley, La Mantis, Schulman, Weihern1an, Olufsen, Jacobsen, Stephan. Scromf Ron'-Mahood, Klitzke. Blomberg, Bothe, Bonzell, Anderson, Grade, Nvetherell, Soderlincl, O'Neill, Burrell, Cantzler, Meyer, Berksun, Tatar. Front Rou+Schmidt, Mitchell, Lorriman, Lindholm, D. Cook, Crouse, Bechtolt, L. Cook, Waters, Davis, Jansen, Nelson, Donahue. N01 in the pir'f111'z'-Rose Apel, Dan Burton, Beatrice Lutz, Dorothy Mcllhany, Jeanette Van Dam, Marie Becker, Virginia Egan, Johanna Schlogel, Thomas Stensland. Ss? Page 42 June Class Officers Robert Kirk Sidney Burrell Betty Abncy Melvin Klub Presizlent Svw'l'lul'j Vin'-1'n'm'5illw1l 'frmszrrvl N ' x I Berry Abney Vnlvlfirforiarz 'QQ- ,f .VL ,ll rf A I K 'VV I V uf ,xv ' I -I -X l ' l ' My V X , 5 1 l Dorothy Hartnett Lester Cook Roy Sodcrlind Sallziaforian Suluhzlorilzn Clam Omfor 'Qt 15 , Pagv 45 Page 44 Betty Abney Honor Society, secretary: Na- tional Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: A.C.C.L., delegate: Senior Girls Council: Temulac editor: Chem- istry Club: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: G.A.A.: captain ball: senior class vice president: dtle- gate to All-City Girls Confer- ence: Honor Council. Doris Alander A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: tap dancing: Botany Club. Joan Allen Honor Society: junior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: volley ball: captain ball. Bernice Amor Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Home Economics Club: Girl Re- serves: prom committee: G.A.A.: volley ball. Dorothy Amstein A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: captain ball: Botany Club. Eric Anderson Honor Society: Senior Student Council: junior Student Coun- cil: A.C.C.L.: Temulac repre- sentative: Chemistry Club: de- tail committee: National Honor Society: Honor Council. Hazel Anderson A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: volley ball: basket ball. Bessie Andrew A.C.C.L.: C Girls Club: Home Economics: prom commit- ICC: G.A.A.: basketball: tennis: volley ball: captain ball: tap dancing: Girl Reserves: Hellen- ian Club, vice-president: Com- mercial Law Club: welfare dele- gate: Crier representative. Helen Argile A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: G. A.A.: ping pong: basket ball. Rita Aspel A.C.C.L.: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Student Forum: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G. A.A.: volley ball. Betty Babcock A.C.C.L.: Crier staff: Girl Reserves: Creative Writing Club: Medical Club: G.A.A. Grace Bakke G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: student as- sistant librarian: XVriters Club: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Kiwiettes. Bernardine Bankert Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: Fencing Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Tennis Club: Golf Club: volley ball: tap dancing. Eleanor Barnoski Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: A.C.C.L., delegate: Senior Girls Council: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: detail committee: G. A.A.: Botany Club: National Honor Society: G.A.A. Board. Imogene Bath A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: basket ball. Paul Bauman A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Temulac representative: C Mens Club: Senior Hi-Y: football team: baseball team: intra-mural sports. 1. Xi l. 1 K, il' 'i -5 l l i il ,1 l l l 1 ml . Ruth Baumbach Honor Society: Senior Student Council: Junior Student Coun- cil: Senior Girls Council: Temu- lac staff: Girl Reserves: Student Forum: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Kiw- iettes. Jane Bechtolt Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Sen-- ior Girls Council: Girl Scouts: Temulac staff: Ttmulac repre- sentative: welfare delegate: Chemistry Club: Girl Reserves: dinner-dance committee: Ger- man Club, secretary: Civic For- um, secretary: Student Forum: Senior Sponsors: Medical Club: orchestra: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Board: Tennis Club: captain ball: tap dancing: A.C.C.L. del- egate: National Honor Society, vice-president: Home Economics Club: delegate to All-City Girls Conference: Honor Council. Arthur Becker A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: German Club: Taxidermist Club: Botany Club: inter-class athletics. Eugene Behme A.C.C.L,: Crier representa- tive: hall guard, assistant cap- tain. Barbara Berginas A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: Spanish Club: welfare delegate: Chem- istry Club: Girl Reserves: prom committee: Creative Writing Club: Student Forum: Medical Club: G.A.A.: Dramatic Guild. Madeline Berkery A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Tennis Club: Golf Club: G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: delegate: volley ball: Student Forum. Sheldon Berkson Honor Society: Senior Student Council: Junior Student Coun- cil: A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Junior Hi-Y treasurer: Chemistry Club: National Hon- or Society. Jane Bern A.C.C.L.: La Petite Alliance: Medical Club: G.A.A.: volley ball: captain ball. Anna Berndston Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: G.A.A. Eleanor Betes A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: Girl Reserves: Student Forum: G. A.A.: Dramatic Guild: Kiw- iettes. Gizella Biebel A.C.C.L.: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: Spanish Club: Mathematics Club: Home Economics Club: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Creative Writing Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Taxi- dermist Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: Tennis Club: captain ball: volley ball: library assistant: room reporter: tap dancing: Kiwiettes. Annarnae Bierwalter A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Temulac staff: C Girls Club: Home Economics Club: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Creative W'riting Club: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Alpha Chap- ter: Tennis Club: basketball: volley ball: captain ball: base- ball: tap dancing: Kiwiettes. Jack Blair Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Mathematics Club: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: Model Aeroplane Club. Bernice Blessington A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Creative Writing Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Tennis Club: volley ball: captain ball: office assist- ant: Kiwiettes. Roy Blom A.C.C.L.: Glider Club, XVing No. 1: inter-class basket ball: inter-class baseball. Paul Blomberg Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Mathematics Club: commence- ment committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Commercial Law Club: Stamp Club: Boys Tennis Club: National Honor Society. '- i Page 45 D mx 3,3 ENV- A ki '-L f f - f WIWfQ?Q WEH lN!!l mf 9?7.4O? C41 H ' . f vfi Wqqf THE TEMULHC 'f 1' Page 46 , I Roy Bothe Honor Society: Senior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Crier repre- sentative: Mathematics Club: Chemistry Club, secretary: class day committee: German Club: Student Forum: Stamp Club: National Honor Society: Honor Council. LaVerne Boulter A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: Civ- ic Forum: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Board: basket ball: room report- er: Kiwiettes. . k f J I Ji 1 Logribfine Boveater LU G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Home Economies Club: Girl Reserves: tap dancingh N, , f' Bernice Bowers Honor Society: Crier repre- sentative: Temulac representa- tive: welfare delegate: A.C.C.L.: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: Tennis Club: Golf Club: volley ball: tap dancing. Betty Bowker Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff, assistant editor: Crier representative: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Re- serves: prom committee: Crea- tive XVriting Club: German Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Board: G.A.A. Chapters: captain ball: volley ball: tap dancing: junior Student Council. Grace Brandstetter A.C.C.L.: A.C.C.L. delegate: welfare delegate: Creative XVrit- ing Club: Civic Forum: Stu- dent Forum: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: volley ball: captain ball: basket ball: Kiwiettes. Lois Brevitz Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Temulac staff: welfare delegate: Civic Forum: Senior Sponsors: G.A.A.: Golf Club: captain ball: tap dancing: The T's. Evelyn Britton A.C.C.L.: Spanish Club: Science Club: G.A.A.: Golf Club. Emmie Brockhurst A.C.C,L.: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Girl Scouts: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: Golf Club: tap dancing: Kiwiettes. Elverna Brockrnan A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: G. A.A. Emilie Brookins Honor Society: .lunior Stu- dent Council: Crier representa- tive: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: volley ball. Ruth Brown A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Spanish Club: Home Econ- omics Club: Girl Reserves: G. A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters. Margaret Burke A.C.C.L.: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: G.A.A.: Golf Club: volley ball: Assist- ant Librarians Club: ping pong. Lorraine Burns A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: volley ball. Sidney Burrell Honor Society: Junior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: welfare delegate: Creative Waiting Club: German Club: Science Club: Civic For- um: Student Forum: Thespians: Senior Hi-Y, vice-president: Junior Hi-Y, vice-president, secretary: National Honor So- ciety: senior class secretary: Honor Council. Dan Burton Honor Society: Junior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: welfare delegate: Thespians: A.C.C.L. delegate: Medical Club: National Honor Society. Jack Bush A.C.C.l.. Vivian Butterworth A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Girl Reserves: Honor So- ciety: ring committee: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: volley ball: basketball. Frank Caligaris A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: Mixed Chorus: Thespians. Mary Campagna Girl Reserves: class day com- mittee: Mixed Chorus: Junior Girls Glee Club. Robert Cantzler A.C.C.L.: detail committee, chairman: locker assistant: Crier staff: Honor Council: Chem- istry Club: iviarh Club: R.O. T.C.: Crier delegate: Honor So- ciety: Commissioned Ofticers Club: National Honor Society. Marie Cardin A.C.C.l..: Crier representa- tive: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: Home Econ- omics Club: Girl Reserves: Civ- ic Forum: Student Forum: Jun- ior Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Tennis Club: volley ball: captain ball. Evelyn Carey Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L. delegate: G.A.A.: Temulac representative: Fencing Club: Mixed Chorus: Junior Girls Glce Club. Edwin Carlson A.C.C.l..: Civic Forum. June Christos A.C.C.L.: La 'Petite Alliance: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: volley ball: tap danc- ing: A.C.C.L. delegate: Botany Club. Helen Chryst A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Civic For- um: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: basketball: captain ball: volley ball: tap dancing: Kiwiettes. Marie Clancy A.C.C.l..: G.A.A. Floyd Clymer Honor Society: Senior Student Council: junior Student Coun- cil: A.C.C.l..: Chemistry Club: inter-class basketball. Elaine Colby A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: wel- fare delegate: Home Economics Club: social committee: Civic Forum: G.A.A.: captain ball: volley ball: The T's: tap danc- ing. Mary Connolly A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: Paint and Powder Club: G.A.A.: vol- ley ball: tap dancing: Dramatic Guild: Kiwiettes. Elmer A. Conrad A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: baseball team: interclass basketball. Dorothy Conway A.C.C.I..: Girl Reserves: Civ- ic Forum: Student Forum: G. A.A.: Alpha Chapter, secretary: Tennis Club: volley ball: cap- tain ball: oliice assistant: Kiw- iettes. Page 47 Clayton Cook A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Honor Society: Spanish Club: intramural sports: S t u d e ri t Council: Public Speaking Club: ring committee: Math Club: Chemistry Club: Science Club. Dolores Cook Honor Society, vice-president: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Crier representative: C Girls Club: Spanish Club: welfare delegate: Mathematics Club: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Council: dinner-dance committee, chair- man: Science Club: Civic For- um: Student Forum: Senior Sponsors: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A., presi- dent: G.A.A. Board: G.A.A. Chapters, vice-president: Tennis Club: basketball: volley ball: All-City Girls Conference, dele- gate: National Honor Society: apparatus: captain ball: intra- mural sports. Lester Cook National Honor Society, presi- dent: A.C.C.L.: Senior Hi-Y, president, vice-president: junior Hi-Y, president: Welfare dele- gate: Mathematics Club: Chem- istry Club: Public Speaking Club: Creative W'riting Club: German Club, treasurer: Science Club, president: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Thespians, sec- retary: Chess Club, president: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Thespians, secretary: chairman prom committee: Physics Club: Honor Society: Honor Council. Vivian Cook A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Crier representative: C Girls Club: Chemistry Club: Girl Reserves: prom committee: Civic Forum: Thespians: G.A. A.: G.A.A. Board: G.A.A. Chapters: Life Saving Club: volley ball: basketball: tap danc- mg. William Cook A.C.C.l..: Senior Hi-Y: hlath Club: Chemistry Club: dcrmist Club. Taxi- Henry Coppock A.C.C.L.: interclass basket- ball. Jeanne Cotton National Honor Society: A.C. C.L.: Le Cercle Francais: Span- ish Club: G.A.A. John Coughlin A.C.C.L.: Crier staff: Crier representative: Temulac repre- sentative: welfare delegate: Tech Club: Chemistry Club: class day committee: Tennis Club: Ger- man Club: inter class basket- ball: wrestling. Richard Courchene A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: junior Hi-Y, vice-presi- dent: welfare delegate: prom committee: interclass basketball. Marjorie Cox Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Mathematics Club: Home Eco- nomics Club: Girl Reserves: class day committee, chairman: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Medical Club: Girls Glee Club: Thespians: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: Life Saving Club: Golf Club: volley ball: basket- ball: Junior Student Council. Richard Crouse Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Mathematics Club: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: commencement commit- tee: German Club: National Honor Society: Honor Council. Madeleine Crowley A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: G. A.A.: tap dancing: Dramatic Guild: Kiwiettes. Edward Cullenbine A.C.C.L.: Temulac wrestling team. staff: Gladys Culloden A.C.C,L.: welfare delegate: class day committee: Thespians: G.A.A.: volley ball: captain ball. Clayton Culp A.C.C.l...: Senior Hi-Y: wres- tling team: social committee: Student Forum: Mixed Chorus: Boys Glee Club: senior swim- ming team: junior swimming team. Evelyne Curtin A.C.C.L.: A.C.C.L. delegate: welfare delegate: Home Eco- nomics Club: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: basketball: room re- porter: Dramatic Guild. Marian Dahlin Junior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: A.C.C.L. delegate: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Senior Senate, treasurer: girls' rifle team: G.A.A.: G.A. A. Chapters. Ben Daniels A.C.C.L.: Tech Club. Lois Darling A.C.C.L.: Civic Forum: Paint and Powder Club: Student For- um: G.A.A.: Life Saving Club: Dramatic Guild: Kiwiettes. Mary Davis Honor Society: A.C.C.l..: Senior Girls Council: welfare delegate: dinner-dance commit- tee: National Honor Society. Walter Davis A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: welfare delegate: Fenc- ing Club: Student Forum: wres- tling team: freshman interclass baseball champs: interclass bas- ketball. Dorothy Day Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Le Cercle Francais, vice-president: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: National Honor Society: Senior Girls Council. Edna Day Senior Student Council: jun- ior Student Council: A.C.C.L.g Crier representative: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: social committee: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters. Margaret Debrezeni A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: volley ball: captain ball: Botany Club. Bonita De Chatelet Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Al- pha Chapter: Tennis Club: Golf Club: basketball: volley ball. La Verne De Chatelets Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Council: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G. A. A.: Alpha Chapter: Tennis Club: Golf Club: basketball. Mary Lou De Turk A.C.C.L.: Temulac represent- ative: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: G.A.A.: basketball. Mary Dickerhoof A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Library Club. Etta Dodge A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: tap dancing. June Donahue Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: dinner dance committee: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: National Honor So- ciety: welfare delegate. Mary Donoghue A.C.C.I..: Girl Reserves: Ki- Wiettes: Student Forum: G.A. A.: volley ball. Victor Dreesbach Honor Society: Student Coun- cil: A.C.C.L. ef? V- Page 49 . . .1 Page 50 Mildred Drews A.C.C.L.5 Senior Girls Coun- cilg Crier representativeg wel- fare delegateg class day com- mitteeg Thespiansg G.A.A.g Al- pha Chnpterg volley ball. Otto Drews A.C,C.L.g hall ,guard chiefg hall guard captaing German Clubg Tech Club. Violet Eckland Honor Soeietyg Senior Student Councilg Junior Student Coun- cilg A.C.C.L.g Girl Scoutsg Crier representativeg Temulac Stagg Temulac representativeg C Girls Club, vice-presidentg wel- fare delegateg Home Economics Clubg Girl Reservesg German Clubg Civic Forumg Student Forumg Senior Sponsorsg Medi- cal Clubg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g G.A.A. Boardg Alpha Chapter, presi- dentg volley ballg basketballg captain ballg History Clubg Current Events Clubg Ping Pong Clubg Science Clubg tap dancing. Virginia Egan Honor Societyg Junior Stu- dent Councilg A.C.C.L.g Senior Girls Councilg welfare delegateg Girl Reservesg Kiwiettesg Senior Sponsorsq G.A.A.g Beta Chapter. Lenore Erlandson Honor Soeietyg A.C.C.L.g Senior Girls Councilg Temulac staffg Creative XVriting Clubg Student Forumg Girls Glee Club, secretary-treasurerg Mixed Chor- usq G.A.A.: Tennis Clubg vol- ley ball. Anne Ewanio A.C.C.L.q Letter Girls Clubg Home Economics Clubg Fencing Clubg Life Saving Clubg basket- ballg volley bnllg captain ballg G.A.A. Doris Faubel A.C.C.L.: Crier statfg Girl Reservesg German Clubg G.A. A.g Tennis Clubg captain ball. Ervin Faulmann A.C.C.L.g Crier representa- tivcg 'Public Speaking Clubg prom committeeg Science Clubg orchcstrag track team. Anna Fennell A.C.C.L.g G.A.A.g basketballg captain ball. Evelyn Firmiss A.C,C.L.g Kiwiettesg G.A.A.g basketballg tap dancing. Ruth Fischer A.C.C.L.g Girl Reservesg Girls Glee Club, vice-presidentg Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g Tennis Club. Helen Fleck Crier representativeg welfare delegateg Home Economics Clubg Girl Reservesg Honor Councilg G.A.A.g A.C.C.L. Bernice Foran Student Councilg A.C.C.L.g Crier representativeg Spanish Clubg Girl Reservesg G.A.A. Muriel Freeberg A.C.C.L.g G.A.A.g Junior Life Saving Clubg Senior Life Saving Clubg Tennis Club. Bondena Freeman A.C.C.L.g G.A.A.g Paint and Powder Clubg Tennis Clubg Golf Clubg tap dancing. Russell B. Freese A.C.C.L.g track teamg foot- ball: interclass baseballg inter- class basketballg Temulac dele- gateg Crier representativeg wel- fare delegateg treasurer's com- mitteeg Boys Glee Club. Marge Friecleck Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Fencing Club: G.A.A.: Life Sav- ing Club: Golf Club: volley ball: tap dancing. Elizabeth Fritze Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: German Club: G.A.A.: National Honor Society. Emory Fulton Honor Society: A.C,C.L.: Tech Club: Taxidermist Club: Botany Club: interclass basket- ball. Ann Fusco A.C.C.I..: Girl Reserves: Kiw- icttes: G.A.A.: basketball: cap- tain ball: tap dancing: Dramatic Guild. Francis Fyanes Honor Society: Junior Stu- dent Council, delegate: A.C. C.I..: Chemistry Club: band: R.O.T.C. William Gaebler Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: Senior Hi-Y, secretary: Chess Club: Creative Writers Club: welfare delegate: vocational committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum. Douglas Gambrill XVrestling team. Lily Gauvin A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Fencing Club: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: basketball: volley ball: tap danc- ing: Kiwiettes. Pauline Geppinger A.C.C.L.: Girl Scouts: Le Cercle Francais: Home Econ- omics Club: Girls Reserves: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Life Saving Club: Tennis Club: Golf Club: captain ball. Elaine Glen Student Council: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: Golf Club: A.C. C.L.: Kiwiettes. Sylvia Goodheim Honor Society: Senior Student Council: Junior Student Coun- cil: A.C.C.L.: Girl Scouts: Crier representative: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: C Girls Club: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club, treas- urer: Girl Reserves: detail com- mittee: German Club: Science Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Senior Sponsors: Medical Club: G.A.A.: volley ball: G. A.A. Board: basketball: captain ball, class champions and school champions: tap dancing: Cur- rent Events Club: Botany Club: History Club: National Honor Society: office assistant: gym assistant: Ping Pong Club. John Grede Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Le Cercle Fran- cais: welfare delegate: detail committee. Patricia Greenan Honor Society: Senior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Student Forum: Medical Club: Tennis Club: Golf Club. Doris Greenspan Honor Society: A.C.C.L,: Senior Girls Council: Crier rep- resentative: Temulac representa- tive: Chemistry Club: orches- tra: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: cap- tain ball: volley ball: baseball: basketball: National Honor So- ciety. Dorothy Grossinger A.C.C.L.: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: Golf Club: tap dancing. Dorothy Gunggoll Honor Society: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: A.C.C.L.: Student Forum. Page 51 Page 52 Genevieve Gutrich Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L.g Temulac stag: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reservesg Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A,A.g Alpha Chapter: Tennis Clubg captain ball: volley ball: tap dancing: Kiwiettes. Jeanette Gutwirth Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Le Cercle Francais: Girl Reservesg Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A,g History Club. Arnold Haberichter A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: R.O.T.C. Marion Hall A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. Frances Hanna A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. Margaret Hansen A.C.C,L.: welfare delegate: Mathematics Club: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Council: Creative Wfriting Club: Civic Forum: Student Forumg G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: volley bull: basketball: History Club: oiice assistant: Kiwiettes. Evelyn Hanson A.C.C.L.g G.A.A. Norman Heitman Senior Student Council: jun- ior Student Council: A.C.C.L.g Student Forum: Stamp Club. Grace Harrigan A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tiveg Temulac representativeg Welfare delegate: Mathematics Club: Chemistry Club: Home Economics Club: Fencing Clubg Girl Reserves: band: Creative Vfriting Club: Civic Forum: Medical Club: odrchestrag G. A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Tennis Clubg volley ball: basketball: captain ball: library assistant: Kiwiettes: tap dancing. Dorothy Hartnett Honor Society: Junior Student Council: A.C.C.L.g welfare del- egate: commencement commit- tee: Civic Forum: Student For- um: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: tap dancing: National Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Honor Council. Earl Hassett R.O.T.C. Derwood Hattendorf A.C.C.L.: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: Civic Forum: Medical Club. Virginia Hauf Honor Society: Senior Student Council: Junior Student Coun- cil: A.C.C.l..g Senior Girls Council: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Senior Sponsors: Equestrian Club: G. A.A.g G.A.A. Board: Life Sav- ing Club: volley ball. James Hayda Heavyweight basketball: C Mens Club: A.C.C.L. Don Heck Junior Student Council: A.C. C.L.g Crier representative: wel- fare delegate: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Thespinns: in- terclass swimming: interclass basketball: hall guard captain. Leslie Harkness A.C.C.L.: band: Commissioned Oiicers Club: Science Club: R.O.T.C. Marion Helgen G.A.A.g A.C.C.L. Clara Hennessey Honor Socictyg Senior Student Councilg Junior Student Coun- cilg A.C.C.L.g Senior Girls Councilg Temulac statlg Opti- matesg welfare delegateq Math- ematics Clubq Fencing Clubg Girl Reserves, chairman of pub- licity committeeg gift commit- tee: Civic Forumg Student For- umg G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg Golf Clubg basketballg volley ballg captain ball: Current Events Clubg National Honor Societyg Kiwiettes. Virginia Hennke A.C.C.L.g Crier representa- tiveg Paint and 'Powder Clubg G.A.A.g tap dancingg volley ball. LaVerne Henricson A.C.C.L.g Girl Reservesg G. A.A.g tap dancing. Don Henry Honor Soeietyg A.C.C.L.g Crier representativeg welfare del- egateg ring committeeg interclass track teamg interclass wrestling team. Dorothy Hillman A.C.C.I..g Crier representativeg Girl Reservesg Medical Clubg Junior Girls Glee Club, vice presidentg G.A.A.g G.A.A. Chap- tersg Tennis Clubg captain ballg basketballg volley ballg tap dancing. Morry Hirshman A.C.C.L.g Chemistry Clubg Fencing Clubg Student Forum: orchestrag Tennis Clubg intra- mural sports. Evelyn Hitchcock A.C.C.L.g junior Girls Glee Clubg G.A.A. Bernadette Hoare A.C.C.L.g Mathematics Club: Girl Reservesg Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g Golf Club. Virginia Hoare Senior Student Council: Jun- ior Student Councilg A.C.C.L.g C Girls Clubg welfare dele- gate: Paint and Powder Clubg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus: Junior Girls Glee Clubg G.A.A.: Life Saving Club: basketballg volley ballg captain ballg Pow XVow delegateg tap dancing. Myrtle Hochmuth A.C.C.L.g welfare delegateg Girl Reservesg Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: tap dancing. Helen Hoff A.C,C.L.g Crier representa- riveg Honor Councilg G.A.A.g G.A.A. Chaptersg basketballg captain ballg volley ball. XVanneta Hoffman A.C.C.L.g Girl Scoutsg Fenc- ing Club: G.A.A.g basketball. Edna Hoger Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Temulac representativeg welfare delegateg G.A.A.g Alpha Chap- terg Delta Chapterg volley ballg oH'ice assistant. Edward Holloway Junior Student Councilg A.C. C.L.g Crier representativeg Tem- ulac representativeg Public Speaking Clubg junior Hi-Yg Senior Hi-Yg Mathematics Clubg Fencing Clubg Thespiansg cheer- leaderg interclass basketball. Frank Holmquist , A.C.C.L.g ligl1twei,gl1t basket- ball teamg baseball teamg intra- mural sports. S we -'QQ' gg .e Page 55 Page 54- Ruth Holzle Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: G. A.A.: Tennis Club: Kiwiettes. Alice Hommes Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Welfare delegate: Honor Council: voca- tional committee: G.A.A.: G. A.A. Chapters. Olive Hoover Honor Society: Senior Student Council: A.C.C.I..: welfare del- egate: Home Economics Club, vice president: vocational com- mittee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chap- ters: volley ball: Tennis Club. Mary Hubler Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: La Petite Alliance: Mathematics Club: vocational committee: G. A.A.: Tennis Club: National Honor Society: Honor Council. Leo C. Hull A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: hall guard captain and assistant captain. Gloria Hunt G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: A.C. C.L.: Tennis Club. Harlan Hunt A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: Science Club: Mixed Chorus: Model Aeroplane Club: interclass base- ball. Art Hutton A.C.C.L.: Public Speaking Club: Senior Hi-Y: interclass basketball. Dorothy Illing Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: ring committee: G.A.A.: volley ball. Dorothy Israel Honor Society: A.C.C.L. dele- gate: Temulac staff: Girl Re- serves: commencement commit- tee: Civic Forum: Student For- um: G.A.A.: volley ball: bas- ketball: captain ball: Dramatic Guild: ofhce assistant: Kiwiettes. Stanley Jackson A.C.C.L. Gertrude Jacobsen Honor Society: Junior Student Council: A.C.C.I.. delegate: Sen- ior Girls Council: Crier repre- sentative: welfare delegate: corr- mencement committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A. delegate: tap dancing: National Honor Society: Honor Council. Emily Jansen Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Chemistry Club: band: Girls Glec Club: Mixed Chorus: G. A.A.: National Honor Society. Ruth Janson A.C.C,L.: G.A.A. Helene Janushek' A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Civic For- um: basketball: Botany Club: Dramatic Guild. Frances Jarnot A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: G. A.A.: Tennis Club: basketball: volley ball: Botany Club. Edwin Jensen A.C.C.L. Gordon Jensen A.C.C.L.: assistant chief hall- guard: hallguard captain: Ger- man Club: Tech Club. fr If 'VLC L uf, ', ,,f .-.gli f l Sylvia Jensen Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: G.A.A. Adeline Joffe Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Sen- ior Girls Council: Temulac rep- resentative: Girl Reserves: Hon- or Council: Student Forum: G.A.A.: National Honor So- ciety: chairman gift committee. Betty Johnson A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: basketball: volley ball: Ping Pong Club. Dorothy Johnson Honor Society: Senior Student Council: A.C.C.I..: Senior Girls Council: Optimates: Mathemat- ics Club: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: prom com- mittee: Civic: Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: volley ball: captain ball: basket- ball: Dramatic Guild: National Honor Society. Dwight Johnson A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: dinner- dance committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum. Earl Johnson A.C.C.L.: C Mens Club: football team: junior swimming team: senior swimming team: wrestling team: interclass base- ball: interclass basketball. Kenneth Johnson A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: inter- class sports. LaVerne Johnson A.C.C.L.: G,A.A.: Junior Student Council: welfare dele- gate: tap dancing: Honor So- ciety: Girl Reserves. .4 . 1- 0 . - Robert Johnson Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Senior Hi-Y: welfare delegate: class day com- mittee: interclass basketball. Signe Johnson A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: basketball: tap dancing. Tetlow Johnson Junior Student Council: A.C. C.L. delegate: Crier representa- tive: Tcmulac stall: C Mens Club: welfare delegate: prom Committee: Tllespians: football team manager: senior swimming team: junior swimqming team, captain: baseball team: intra- mural sports: swimming: basket- ball: baseball: Civic Forum: Student Forum. Betty Johnston A.C.C.L. Ralph Jorgensen A.C.C.l...: Senior Hi-Y: intra- mural sports, Elfrieda Kanwischer Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Girls Glee Club: Junior Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: volley ball: basketball: captain ball. ll 1 x-'I , BETTYABNEY usnmss MANAGER ALBERT RADIS CULT YADVISERS I 0ROTHY GURDONART LAVADA ARMSTRONG ARI ARTHUR BO0TI'I BUSINESS MILDRED BERLEMAN LITERARY 3 A. f I I , . 5 3 x F EDITOR 1 Page 56 XVilliam Keehn Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Spanish Club: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: interclass basket- ball: intramural sports. Dorothy Kelly A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Fencing Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter, vice- president: volley ball: basket- ball: Life Saving Club: intra- mural sports. Mildred Kendall A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Girl Reserves: volley ball. Alice Kennedy Harold Kinney Honor Society: Senior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: ring committee, chairman: R.O.T.C. Robert Kirk Senior Student Council, treas- urer: junior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: C Mens Club: welfare delegate: Chemistry Club: Honor Coun- cil: Civic Forum: Student For- um: football team: senior swim- ming team, captain: junior swimming team: tennis team: inter-class sports: class presi- dent. ss Melvin Kleb A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: C Mens Club, secretary-treasurer: Senior Hi-Y, treasurer: junior Hi-Y, vice president: welfare delegate: Chemistry Club: Phys- ics Club: Commissioned Otiicers Club: class treasurer: German Club: Science Club: Civic For- um: Student Forum: R.O.T.C., tst lieutenant: football team, captain: wrestling team: senior swimming team: interclass bas- ketball: Chess and Checker Club: Tennis Club: Non-Com- missioncd Oiiicers Club, presi- dent. Helen Kleeberg A.C.C.L.: Civic Forum: Paint and Powder Club: Kiwiettes: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Dra- matic Guild. Lillian Klein A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Student Forum: G.A. A.: volley ball: Pow XVOW dele- gate. Lois Klepper A.C.C.L.: Taxidermist Club: Junior Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.: volley ball: Botany Club. Winifred Klippel A.C.C.L.: band: orchestra: G.A.A.: volley ball: captain ball. Theodore Klitzke Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Chemistry Club, treasurer: com- mencement committee, chair- man: German Club: Civic For- um: Student Forum, vice-chair- man: National Honor Society: session room president: Honor Council. Billie Klokow A.C.C.l..: welfare delegate: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Tennis Club. Lucy Kluth Senior Student Council: Jun- ior Student C ncil: A.C.C.T:., delegate: Cries representa' e: Temulac staifri Letter glib, treasurer: Sp ish Club: Horne Econoniics Clu : Girl Rekerves: social c mmittee, chairman: Giv- ic Foru : Sfudent Fordm: 'i ls Glee C :mM.LseXi Chorus4x . A.A,' lph:NCha er:7-Ietxnis Club? Gig Clubgl Skersiiig vollexB8all:i captain ball: Dra- matic Euild: intramural sports: G.A.A. Board. Elroy Kohlman junior Student Council: Civic Forum: A.C.C.L.: Commercial Law Club: Crier representative: Student Forum: interclass bas- ketball. Dorothy Kolkmeyer A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. Augusta Kreulen Honor Society: A.C.C.L.g Science Clubg G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg Temulac staff. Elvera Kruchell A.C.C.L.g baseball: G.A.A.g basketballg volley ballg tap dancing. Dorothy Kuyper A.C.C.L.g La Petite Allianceg Girl Reservesg class day com- mitteeg Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g basketball. Ben La Cloche A.C.C.L.g Crier representativeg Temulac representativeg com- mencement committeeg Mixed Chorusg Boys Glee Club. Merle La Frenz A.C.C.L.: Honor Socictyg jun- ior Student Councilg Temulac representativeg Crier representa- tiveg intramural sports. Marie La Mantia Honor Societyg Senior Student Councilg Junior Student Coun- cilg A.C.C.L.g Senior Girls Councilg Crier representativeg La Petite Allianceg Le Cercle Fran- caisg welfare delegateg Home Economics Club, secretaryg Girl Reservesg prom committeeg Sen- ior Sponsorsg G.A.A.g Delta Chapterg Tennis Clubg Golf Clubg basketballg National Hon- or Societyg chairman Green Hopg Honor Council. Margaret Lambright Honor Societyg A.C.C.L., del- egateg Temulac stalfg Temulac representativeg Fencing Clubg Girl Reservesg Creative W'riting Clubg Civic Forumg Kiwiettesg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g Alpha Chapterg basket- ballg volley ballg Library Club, vice-presidentg Commercial Law Club. Edwin Lange A.C.C,L., delegateg welfare delegateg Taxidermist Clubg Chess and Checker Club. Bonnylu Lauder A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Girl Rcservcsg class day committeeg Civic Forum: Med- ical Club: Equestrian Clubg G. A.A.g Alpha Chapterg Tennis Clubg Pow XVOW delegate. Abigail Laughlin Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Spanish Clubg Kiwiettesg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg G. A.A.g Pow Wow delegate. Sherwood Lee A.C.C.L.g Temulac representa- tiveg Tech Clubg R,O.T.C. Lucille Lenahan Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Fencing Clubg pronji committeeg G.A.A.g volley ballg tap dancing. Laura Lennon Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Tem- ulac staifg Le Cercle Francaisg Girl Reservesg detail committeeg Junior Girls Glee Clubg G.A.A.q oflice assistantg Honor Coun- cilg National Honor Society. Lucille Lennon Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Le Cercle Frangaisg Girl Reservesq Junior Girls Glee Clubg G.A.A.g Alpha Chapterg ofiice assistant. Edgar Leshik A.C.C.L.g Crier staffg Crier representativeg Temulae staffg Temulac representativeg Creative Writing Clubg Civic Forum: Student Forumg Commercial Law Clubg Student Federation. Esther Liermann A.C.C.L.g Temulac staffg Home Economics Clubg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg G. A.A.g volley ballg tap dancing. Qi Page 57 i Page 58 Dan Lindeman A.C.C.L.: C Mens Club: Senior Hi-Y: Junior Hi-Y: Tech Club: band: orchestra: Thespi- ans: football team, manager. Lois Lindholm Honor Society: Junior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Spanish Club: commencement committee: Cre- ative Writing Club: G.A.A.: National Honor Society: Pow NVOW delegate: Honor Council. Robert Linting A.C.C.L.: prom committee: Spanish Club: welfare delegate: Boys Glee Club: P.T.A. dele- gate: interclass sports: Senior Student Council. Adeline Lipke A.C.C.L.: Temulac representa- tive: Fencing Club: G.A.A.: volley ball: basketball. Ruth Lori-iman Honor Society: A.C,C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Senior Sponsors: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: Life Saving Club: Tennis Club: Na- tional Honor Society: adminis- trative aid. Eileen Luke National Honor Society: Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Al- pha Chapter: Girl Reserves, president: Mixed Chorus: Girls Glee Club: Optimates: Civic Forum: Student Forum: basket- ball: volleyball: commencement committee. Raymond Lundberg A.C.C.L.: Temulac representa- tive: Spanish Club. Marion Lundgren A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: Home Economics Club: Girl Re- serves: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Taxidermist Club: G. A.A.: basketball: volley ball: captain ball: Dramatic Guild. Louise Mack A.C.C.L.: Temulac represent- ative: Girls Glee Club: G.A.A. june MacLaren A.C.C.L.: Home Economics: graduation committee: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G,A. A.: golf: games: tap dancing: captain ball. Geraldine Maerz Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent Council: Junior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Girl Scouts: Crier rep- representative: Temulac repre- sentative: Letter Girls Club, president: w e l f a r e delegate: Home Economics Club, presi- dent: Fencing Club, secretary: graduation committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Eques- trian Club: orchestra: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Board, treasurer: G.A.A. Chapters: Life Saving Club, president: Tennis Club: tap dancing: basketball: volley ball: captain ball: baseball: oflice as- sistant: tank assistant: gym assistant: Golf Club. Howard Mager A,C.C.L.: Tech Club: Taxi- dermist Club: Botany Club: in- terclass basketball. Lenore Magner G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: v ol l e y ball: basketball: captain ball: Girl Reserves: Library Assist- ants, vice-president. Arthur Mahood A.C.C.L.: Civic Forum: Na- tional Honor Society. Vivienne Making Band: Girl Reserves: Alpha Chapter: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: volley ball: A.C.C.L.: Letter Girls Club: Tennis Club: cap- tain ball: golf: tap dancing: Home Economics Club: G.A.A. delegate: French Club: Civic Forum. Agnes Maloney A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: volley ball. Rose Malo-ney Junior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: welfare delegate: G.A.A.: captain ball. Dorothy Mann A.C.C.L.: Girl Scouts: wel- fare delegate: Home Economics Club: Civic Forum: Equestrian Club: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chap- ters: captain ball: volley ball: Girl Reserves. Bill Manthey A.C.C.L.: senior swimming team: junior swimming team: interclnss swimming: basketball. Loyola Marsden Fencing Club: Equestrian Club: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Golf Club: volley ball: captain ball: basketball: Civic Forum: Ten- nis Club. Marion Martin A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. Ruth Martin A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Junior Girls Glee Club: G.A.A. Esther Martz Honor Society: A. C. C. L.: Senior Girls Council: Le Cercle Francais: Chemistry Club: band: graduation committee: G.A.A.: National Honor Society. Clara McClellan A.C.C.L.: Optimates: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chap- ters: volley ball: basketball: Kiwiettes. Dolores Meyer Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: volley ball: basketball: tap dancing: Kiwiettes: tennis. Donald Meyer Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: Mathematics Club: dinner dance committee: Creative Writing Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: R.O.T.C.: Mixed Chorus: National Honor So- ciety. Lucille Meyer A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Dramatic Guild: Kiwiettes. Caroline Miller Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Temulac staff: welfare delegate: G.A.A.: volley ball: captain ball. Arthur Mitchell A.C.C.L.: Temulac represent- ative: intramural sports: basket- ball. Mary Mitchell Honor Society: Temulac static: Temulac representative: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: graduation committee: Creative XVriting Club: Civic Forum: Medical Club: Girls Glee Club, president: Mixed Chorus: A.C. C.L.: volley ball: captain ball: National Honor Society: Mod- ern Arts Club, secretary-treas- urer: Ping Pong Club. Anita Moberg Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: wefare delegate: Home Econom- ics Club: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A. A.: Tennis Club: basketball: captain ball: volley ball: tap dancing: Senior Student Coun- cil: Kiwiettes. Anna Mae Mollett A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Girl Re- serves: Home Economics: Sen- ior Student Council: A.C.C.L., representative: volley ball: tap dancing. fl J , Page 60 ,J r fx ' K, , Dorothy Moore 1'2 -. -:jj fi K A.C.C.l,.: G.A.A. ' 1 1. i J yft -J Gertrude Morgan Junior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: welfare delegate: Girl Re- serves: Civic Forum: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: Golf Club. Margaret Morgan A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Home Economics Club: Civic Forum: Girl Reserves: Junior Student Council. Marguerite Muntwyler A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Girl Reserves: Golf Club: games: tap dancing. Rose Murphy Junior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Crier representative: Girl Reserves: Creative XVriting Club: G.A.A.: volley ball: Li- brary Club, president: Kiwi- ettes. Julie Myers A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tives: Civic Forum: Student Forum: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Board: G.A.A. Chapters, secretary- treasurer: Life Saving Club: welfare delegate. Alice Nelson Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent Council: Junior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Mathemat- ics Club: Chemistry Club, vice- president: Girl Reserves: Senior Sponsors: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: National Honor So- ciety: Honor Council: Kiwi- ettes. Ellen Nelson A.C.C.I..: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A. li. C .Jef X JV . u - KJ l J . e George Nelson A.C.C.L.: heavyweight bas- ketball team: lightweight bas- ketball team: baseball team. Norine Nelson G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Girl Re- serves: Spanish Club. Erma Neuschaefer A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: v 0 l l e y ball: captain ball. Harry Nicholls Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Fencing Club: Science Club: Mixed Chorus: intramural sports. Mildred Niemeyer A.C.C.L., delegate: Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Optimates: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: Honor Council! social committee: Civic Forum: Senior Sponsors: G.A.A.: cap- tain ball: National Honor So- ciety, Elmer Nordstrom A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: inter- class basketball: interclass base- ball. Rita O'Connell G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: orchestra: Girls Glee Club: Student Coun- cil: A.C.C.L., delegate. Patsy C'Connor G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Girl' Re- serves: games: Home Economics Club: volley ball. Margaret Ofenloch Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A,: volley ball: basketball: captain ball: A.C. C.L. NVilliam Olsen A.C.C.L. David Olson Honor Society: Club: band: Civic Forum: Stu- dent Forum: track team: A.C. C.L. Ingeborg Olson Honor Society: A.C.C.I..: Letter Girls Club: Mathematics Club: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A., treasurer: G. A.A. Board: G.A.A. Chapters, vice-president, president: basket- ball: volley ball: captain ball: National Honor Society: voca- tional committee. Lucille Olson A.C.C.L.: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A. delegate: Tennis Club: Golf Club: games: volley ball. Melvin Olson A.C.C.L. Margaret Olufsen Honor Society: A.C.C.l.. del- egate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: graduation com- mittee: Civic Forum: Senior Sponsors: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chap- ters: National Honor Society. Leo O'Neill Honor Society: Crier repre- sentative: Optimatesg Mathe- matics Club: vocational com- mittee, cl'1airman:Creative Writ- ing Club, president: Civic Foi- um, chairman: Sftudent Forum: Mixed Chorus: National Honor Society: Honor Council. Chemistry Margaret Onions Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Crier rep- resentative: Letter Girls Club: Spanish Club: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: social committee: Civic Forum: Kiwiettes: Stu- dent Forum: G.A.A. delegate: G.A.A, Chapters, president: basketball: volley ball: tennis: baseball: intramural sports: Na- tional Honor Society. Andrew Palluck Honor Society: R.O.T.C.: A.C.C.L.: Tech Club. Olga Pappas Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Girl Scouts: Crier repre- sentative: graduation Hellenians, president. welfare delegate: committee: Cal's Louis Pasal A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: inter- class wrestling: basketball: base- ball. Helen Pare A.C.C.L.: Welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: graduation com- mittee: G.A.A.: tap dancing. Arley Pecinka A.C.C.l..: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Kiwiettes: G.A.A. James Pedersen A.C.C.L.: Chemistry Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Commercial Law Club. Jack Perkins A.C.C.L.: junior Hi-Y. age 62 Mary Peters G.A.A,: A.C.C.L. Phoebe Peters A.C.C.I..: G.A.A. Gordon Petersen Junior Student Council: A.C. C.L: Temulac representative: Senior Hi-Y: Civic Forum: Stu- dent Forum: junior swimming teamg track team: wrestling team: lightweight football: in- tramural s p o r t sg basketball: baseball: Dramatic Guild: Chess and Checker Club. Herbert Peterson A.C.C.L.g Crier representa- tive: Public Speaking Club: Spanish Club. Eleanor Pickert Honor Society: junior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.g Crier staff: Letter Girls Clubg Senior Hi-Y: Junior Hi-Y: Optimatesg Girl Reserves: Creative Writing Club: Equestrian Club: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorusg G.A. A-Z G.A.A. Board: G.A.A. Chapters: Life Saving Club: Senior Girls Council: volley ball: basketball: captain ball. Ray Procter junior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Crier staff, managing ed- itor: welfare delegate: Chem- istry Club: Student Forum: Commercial Law Club. Harriet Quitman A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: Optimatesg welfare delegate: Girl Reserves, treasurer: Civic Forum: Kiwiettes, treasurer: G. A.A.: Tennis Club: captain ball: volley ball: basketball: History Club. Louise Ramey Honor Society: A.C.C.L.g Senior Girls Council: Girl Re- serves: Civic Forum: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: Golf Clubg Crea- tive NVriters. Louise Raver A.C.C.L. delegate: welfare delegate: graduation committee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Equestrian Club: G.A.A.: Golf Club: Medical Club. Isabelle Reed A.C.C..L.: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: band: Ki- wiettes: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chap- ters: basketball: volley ball: captain ball: tap dancing: ten- nis. William Reliling A.C,C.L.: German Club: band. Helen Reilly Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: Kiwiettes: G.A. A.: Golf Club: volley ball. Mary Reimers Junior Student Council: A.C. C.l..: Fencing Club: Girl Re- serves: G.A.A.g Tennis Club. Tylene Reynolds A.C.C.L.: Temulac represent- ative: Spanish Club: welfare delegate: swimming: G.A.A.: tap dancing. Marjorie Richmond Honor Society: Junior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Civic Forum: Science Club: Medical Club: G.A.A. delegate: Tennis Club. Margaret Ricklioff Honor Society: junior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Sen- ior Girls Council: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A.g National Honor Society: class day com- mittee. Mildred Rietz Senior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Girl Reserves: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: volley ball. Mary Ellen Riley Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent Council: Senior Girls Council, secretary: Le Cercle Francais, president: graduation committee: Civic Forum: Kiwi- ettes: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Dramatic Guild: Temulac staff: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: National Honor So- ciety. Ted Ringman A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: Chem- istry Club: Physics Club: foot- ball team: C Mens Club: wrestling team. Dorothy Robinson A.C.C.L.: Le Cercle Fran- cais: Mathematics Club: Science Club: G.A.A.: Kiwiettes: Taxi- dermist Club: Botany Club. Eleanor Roche Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Temulac stuffy Temulac representative: Spanish Club: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Creative Writing Club: Civic Forum: Kiwiettes: Student Forum: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: Tennis Club: tap dancing: basketball: volley ball: captain ball: baseball. Nigel Roser Senior Girls Council: welfare d el e g a t e: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Kiwiettes: volley ball: basketball: G.A.A. Board: G.A.A. Chapter: tap dancing. Florence Ryan A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Spanish Club: Girl Re- serves: Creative Writing Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum secretary: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: volley ball. Dorothy Sandaker Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: gift committee: G.A.A.: volley ball: basketball. Ella Sawallisch G.A.A. delegate: A.C.C.L.: Mixed Chorus: Glee Club. Lillian Scherbarth A.C.C,L.: Girl Reserves: Civ- ic Forum: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: volleyball: captain ball: tap dancing: Commercial Law Club. Anita Schlick A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: G. A.A.: volley ball: Conimercinl Law Club, Arthur Schmidt A.C.C.L. Lorraine Schmidt Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent Council: junior Student Council: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Temulac staff: Girl Reserves: gift committee: Civic Forum: Medical Club: basket- ball: volley ball: Ping Pong Club: Library Club: National Honor Society: Honor Coun- cil. . June Schneider junior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Crier representative: wel- fare delegate: Girl Reserves: Science Club: G.A.A.! basket- ball. Hazel Schon Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Spanish Club: Chemistry Club: Girl Reserves: girls' band: G. A.A.: volley ball: captain ball: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: orchestra. Ruth Schulman Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier staff, assistant managing editor: Le Cercle Francais: band: Creative W'riting Club, G.A.A.: G.A.A. Chapters: Na- tional Honor Society. 5 if P' Q as -e- Page 63 i i l i E Page 6 4 Erwin Schultz A.C.C.L.: Temulac represent- ative: Honor Council: Civic Forum: Student Forum: intra- mural sports. William Schumacher A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Civic Forum: Mixed Chorus: interclass basketball. Leroy Sellek Honor Society: A.C.C.L., del- egate: detail committee: Senior Hi-Y, treasurer: Cleanup Com- mittee: Creative XVriters Club: Chemistry Club: Math Club: Physics Club: Chess and Check- er Club: Tennis Club: Student Forum: Civic Forum. Lillian Setzke A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. Grace Seyffert A.C.C.L.: Le Cercle Francais: welfare delegate: Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Medical Club: Equestrian Club: G.A.A.: Golf Club. Clark Shipley A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Temulac representative: Commissioned Officers Club: interclass sports. John W. Sim A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: Crier representative: Temulac representative: welfare delegate. Dorothy Simon A.C.C.L,: Creative Wfriting Club: Civic Forum: G.A.A.: Golf Club. Joseph Sirotek A.C.C.L.: Chemistry Club: Fencing Club: junior swimming team: senior swimming team: interclass basketball: interclass swimming: A.C.C.L., delegate. Donna Ruth Slaughter A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: Junior Student Council, treas- urer: Temulac representative: Science Club: G.A.A.: Mixed Chorus. Floyd Slikas A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: foot- ball team: intramural sports. Fred Smart A.C.C.L.: Physics Club: Fencing Club: Commissioned Oliicers Club: vocational com- mittee: Civic Forum: Student Forum: R.O.T.C.: riile team: baseball team, manager: intra- mural basketball: sophomore football team. Dorothy Smith A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: Paint and Powder Club: G.A. A.: volley ball: Dramatic Guild. Ruth Smith A Junior Student Council: A.C. C.L.: Temulac representative: Letter Girls Club: Fencing Club: Medical Club: G.A.A.: Life Saving Club: volley ball: captain ball. Lois Snyder A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: tap dancing. Janet Sodergren A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Equestrian Club: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: captain ball: vol- ley ball. Roy Soderlind Honor Society: Senior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L., presi- dent: Honor Council: welfare delegate: Mathematics . Club: Chemistry Club: Physics Club: Civic Forum: Student Forum: Mixed Chorus: orchestra: heavy- weight basketball team: prom committee: baseball team: chair- man of Cleanup Campaign: XVashington Oratorical Contest: National Honor Society: C Mens Club. Ella Sogaard A.C.C.L.: Crier representa- tive: Temulac Staff: Home Eco- nomics Club: Girl Reserves: Ki- wiettes: G.A.A.: volley ball: captain ball: basketball: tap dancing: Commercial Law Club: Drama Guild. Nicholas Sotor Student Citizen Federation: wrestling team: A.C.C.L.: Hel- lenians: Temulaci representative: Junior Student Council. Sam Spencer A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: Chem- istry Club. Luana Spooner kj A.C.C.L., replnefentative: Tem- uilac sta '-I ome, conomics l Rese vesgclass dav . ir W! , , Gyn-imittee: c Forum: Paint and 'Ppwihrr Club: Uakiaiettes: StudE1t' For1Qpg Girls Glee Club: 7l1e.q4ia'ns:- G,5.A.: Alpha, Chapter' Te nis Clubirwxed Chorus. is Af i ' V , ,., Frances Sta-ndlee A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. Bernice Stegman A.C.C.L.: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: Kiwiettes: Stu- dent Forum: G.A.'Af: tap danc- ing: volley ball. Herbert Steinke A.C.C.L.: .Tech Club: Chem- istry Club. Lois Stemler Honor Society: junior Stu- dent Council: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council, president: Temu- lac stall: Temulac representa- tive: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: dinner dance committee: Cre- ative Wfriting Club: Civic For- um: Student Forum: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: volleyball: bas- ketball: Dramatic Guild. Thomas Stensland A.C.C.L. Frank Stephan A.C.C.l..: Crier representa- tive: interclass basketball and baseball: gift committee: Honor Society: National Honor Society. Lillian Stephens A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: Junior Student Council: Senior Sponsors: G.A.A.: Alpha Chap- ter: tap dancing. RayStube A.C.C.L.: class day commit- tee: Thespians: baseball team: wrestling team. Gladys Suleckey A.C.C.L.: Girl R es e i x 1. s G.A.A. Veronica Sullivan A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: captain ball. Ben Swanson Lightweight basketball, cap- tain: heavyweight basketball: A. C.C.L.: CU Mens Club: com- mencement committee, chair- man: Honor Council, president: Student Forum: Civic Forum: Chemistry Club: Spanish Club: Tech Club: intra-mural spcrts. Page 65 Q X .5 Y xii 1 5 32 -Q , 2 , fx E ff THE L 3 -fm f- f TE ULA Fwy i i VOLUME f' ,,,,,f V NINETEEN J ,f ,VM I ,,k4.ffbi 'T if ,L.I ,g,,.-'Q iw PUBLISHED nv 0 M ws , J , , ' C LUMET f'LT..nHfP? 'we HIGH SCHO0L , K x ni WK 1 . K-V-..:w:, ...yelijfw -,, 5 A A 'Hi x I, w'7 4 K, A ' . I. G ff -f K X N 5 -.am id 4 L . - ' wwflg W K , .-a K- v A Y f , I V4 ' CEM, f , lx H1 , W, 4. ffl . 'Rh ' 1 f xx - . V1 mf r ' fx 1 X ff, - K X 1 -I, , X, ' ' A K C XX. f ' - X ,I l al' lf? I 5 I I Q. f ,, . . E . . 'G ' -:ELI ' Page 66 Mildred Swanson A.C.C.L.g welfare delegateg G.A.A.g captain ball. Dick Swisher A.C.C,L.g Crier representa- tiveg Taxidermist Club, founder and instructorg inter-class sportsg Botany Club. Milton Tatar A.C.C.L.g Honor Societyg Sen- ior Student Councilg Junior Student Councilg Temulac stalfg welfare delegateg Chemistry Clubg Science Clubg Civic For- uing Medical Clubg orcliestrag band: extemporaneous speaking teamg National Honor Society. Ruthe Teeling A.C.C.L.g Honor Societyg Sen- ior Student Councilg Junior Stu- dent Council, presidentg Crier representativeg welfare delegateg Fencing Clubg Kiwiettesg Stu- dent Forumg Alpha Chapterg G.A.A.g basketballg volley ballg captain ballg Commercial Law Club. Bernice Tellefsen A.C.C.L.g G.A.A. Marie Thiel A.C.C.L.g Temulac staffg de- tail committeeg Civic Forumg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g basketball. Roy Thoresen A.C,C.L.g Chemistry Club. Marjorie Thurber A.C.C.L.g welfare delegntcg Home Economics Clubg Girl Reservesg G.A.A.g Alpha Chap- ter. Marie Totter A.C.C.L.q Crier representa- tiveg La Petite Alliance, secre- taryg Girl Reservesg G.A.A. Edward Tuite A.C,C.L.g Junior Student Council, secretaryg Crier repre- sentative: Science Clubg football teamg wrestling teamg Life Sav- ing Clubg Crier reporterg Bot- any Clubg Public Speaking Club. Mary Ann Tupy Honor Society: A.C.C.L.g junior Student Councilg Temu- lac staffg welfare delegateg Home Economics Clubg Girl Reservesg class day committeeg Civic Forumg Mixed Chorusg Junior Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.g Alpha Chapterg tap dancing. Willard Umecker A.C.C.L. Jeanette Van Dam Honor Societyg A.C.C.L.g Sen- ior Girls Councilg Le Cercle Francais, secretaryg Chemistry Clubg G.A.A.g volley ballg tap dancingg National Honor So- ciety. John Vanlier Junior Student Councilg A.C. C.L.g Crier representativeg Tech Club: Temulac representativeg heavyweight basketball teamg interclass baseballg basketball. Charles Vasalle A.C.C.L. Francis Vierling A.C.C.L. Marvin Vogt A.C.C.L.: Tech Club: Taxi- dermist Club: Botany Club: in- terclass basketball. Aninalee NVachs A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: Sen- ior Student Council: G.A.A.: volley ball. Jeanette Waldenfels A.C.C.I..: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Mixed Chorus: junior Girls Glee Club: swimming: baseball: G.A.A.: Alpha Chap- ter: Life Saving Club. Norene Walsh A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: G.A.A.: volley ball: basketball: Commercial Law Club: Fencing Club. Ruth Walters A,C.C.L.: Crier staff: Optim- ates: Girl Reserves: Creative XVriting Club: Civic Forum: Girls Glee Club: G.A.A.: tap dancing: Medical Club. Frances Waters A.C.C:L.: Crier representa- tive: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: volley ball: captain ball: Commercial Law Club: Honor Society: Na- tional Honor Society. Thomas Watson A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Chemistry Club. Ruth Watt A.C.C.I..: Girl Reserves: G. A.A.: Commercial Law Club. Grace XVehmer A.C.C.L.: Senior Student Council: junior Student Coun- cil: Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representa- tive: welfare delegate: Chem- istry Club: Civic Forum: Hon- or Council: vocational commit- tee: Equestrian Club: Girls Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: National Honor Society. Esther Wfeiherman A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: jun- ior Student Council: Senior Girls Council: welfare delegate: Girl Reserves: ring committee: G.A. A.: Alpha Chapter: Tennis Club: volley ball: History Club: Na- tional Honor Society. Madeline XVerderitch A.C.C.L.: Senior Student Council: volley ball: G.A.A. Nelson Wetherell A.C.C.L.: Honor Society: Mathematics Club: Chemistry Club, president: band: junior swimming team: C Mens Club: National Honor Society. Elvenor XVettling A.C.C.L.: Home Economics Club: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.g tap dancing: A.C.C.L., delegate. Virginia Wilhelm G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Student Forum: Spanish Club: Girl Re- serves: Home Economics Club: Crier representative: social com- mittee. Eugene Wink A.C.C.L.: Chemistry Club. Thelma Winkenwerder A.C.C.L.: Senior Student Council: Junior Student Coun- cil: Senior Girls Council, vice- president: Temulac representa- tive: welfare delegate: Home Economics Club: Girl Reserves: Equestrian Club: Mixed Chorus: Junior Girls Glee Club: tap dancing. A C C L Honor Societyg Sen- ior Girls Countil welfare dele- gate Girl Reserves orchestra Walter Wischhovei' A C C I intramural sports. Agnes Alexander Leslie Anderson Rose Apel Louis Arkema Evelyn Bahc Edward Baker Frank Balchuinas Wglltei' Bangs Robert Banser Frances Barry Marie Becker Wayfne Benson Margaret Berent Gordon Berg Francis Boch Stanley Bonzell George Borman Erma Bradbury Ralph Bres-nahan Eunice Brown Bessie Carlson Rita Ann Carroll Margaret Cheevers Charles Church Genevieve Clancy Edna Mae Cleveland Robert Collins Margaret Conlon Page 68 Vincent Young Junior Student Councilg Mixed Chorusg Boys Glee Clubg A.C. C.l..g Octetg intramural Sports. Additional June Graduates Catherine Crowell Joseph Cuci Mary Cusack Gert1'ude Czudak Frederick Dahm Evar Danielson Hartley Davis Robert Davis Russell Davis Frances Dempsey Edith De Weese Jack Doyle Michael Duggan Patrick Duggan Albert Drought Jack Eason Burton Eleder Arthur Emerson James Ennis Martha Eriksen Nicholas Etzkorn Joseph Fabian Howell Farnworth Helen Farrell Florence Felstead Bernice Flaherty Eileen Fletcher Jerome Flynn Florence Witt A.C.C.L.g Senior Student Councilg Taxidermist Clubg G.A.A.g tap dancingg Botany Clubi Hulda Yud A.C.C.L.g Honor Societyg Jun- ior Student Councilg Senior Girls Councilg welfare delegateg Junior Girls Glee Clubg G.A.A.g Alpha Chapterg volley ballg bas- ketballg captain ballg National Honor Society. Eileen Foody Howard Foster Harry Frederick Roland Gabe James Gardiner Sylvia Gianopulos Michael Gibbons Bernard Godshaw Norton Goldberg Stanley Goldberg Helen Gough Harry Goulding Robert Griegoliet Thomas Hawney Bernice Hedenschoug Beryl Henne Bernard Higgins Phillip Hogan Raymond Holly George Houlsby Richard Hurley Theresa Jamieson Fra-nk Janulis Mae Johnson Lawrence Johnson Michael Keating Catherine Kelly BY L ROM'-Farrell, Eriksen, Gough, Vorderer, MacFarlane, Apel, Gianopulos. Schober, Meagher. S 0lli1R01l'1wiCSff3ll, Bradbury, Rogers, Wfray, Goldberg, Fabian, Nortlirup, Fletcher, Lowack, Holly Olf Ruzv-Ryan, Bonzell, Mueller, H. Swanson, Murphy, K. Swanson, Griegoliet. Wayne Kershner Kenneth Khuans Joseph Kielty Joseph Klim John Knol Robert Knudson Joseph Kovacs Matthew Kreten Raymond Kuczora Florence Lavin Arthur Lees Ralph Lense Shirley Levy Eleanor Lowack Lester Lundquist Beatrice Lutz Robert MacFarlane George Mackie Jack Markowitz Margaret Martin Dorothy Mathieson Florida Maurin Harry McClane John McClurg Hugh McEleny Richard McGreal Eugene McGurty Additional June Graduates Dorothy Mcllhany Jewell McNichols Gladys Meagher Ben Mikalauskas Thomas Melaniphy Dorothy Miller Katherine Millonig Dorothy Moran Irma Moretta John Morrin Wfilliam Mueller Lucille Mulhall George Murphy Leonard Nathan Donald Nelson Richard Northrup Oliver Olson Mary O,Rourke William Ortli Roy Paeth Jayne Phee Margaret Poulos Edith Preston Charles Purdey Lucille Pyne Stanley Rogers Thomas Ryan Judith Sanderson Harold Sandquist Violet Satlias Joha-nna Schlogel Robert Schneider Margaret Schober XVilbert Schubbe James Seibt XVilliam Smith Ralph Steffgen Donald Stenfelt Francis Stevenson Raymond Stevens Harold Stolarsky James Sullivan Maurice Sullivan Charles Swanson Howard Swanson William Tague Ziegiield Troy Raymond Turner John Va-nlier Raymond Veugeler Marie Vorderer Clifford West Robert Westfall XVilliam Wi'a5' Page 61 Our clussvs may be Iikwzvd fo flaw grvni expI0rm', Byrd, fzvvrizzg info fb? zuzluzozwz, 5f'Hl'C'l7ilIg for lllIOZU1l'tlgL', l'C'l'il'lL'ilIg ibe old, amz' l'! jf'ilZg fo n'ixmz'f'r ibv lIC'ZL'. K CLASSES ,fr '. 'xx N,.Z4,x-, X X4 X' -, 'X ff XA J' R xc ,' ., , ' 742 XX f 44. L W6 fm , AF,-if X if f KZ' ,, 5 JC-,LQ ,vu ' , Cfjbtf V ' Cf f V ., 5. gift! ,f . X f LA '55 A54fL,f!ff f' I ' ff! ---1 'V K , Lf L q fw'ff7'L ' f ' f ,yQfLvz,fCf4V ' Ziff fu ' L Za ' 9 ff K f 1' L 14,7 lf fa 1 if Lfcfw LXQZIXLZ LLLX JLQVVXX X Y 1 X Xl .pftl X . S Sl r , i N x , QQ ,NXT Q N5- , K K. x Back Ron'-Ericksen, Mullen, Swarthout, Kahl. Srrofm' Ron-Yunker, Holmquist, Anderson, Clark, Jones, Calahane Frou! Roll'-Berling, Hickey, Oehl, Wcssner, Aronson, Karmis, Johnson, Edward. Who's Who in the 4B Class Louise Shepley is a quiet girl but a steady and industrious worker. We are proud of her achievement as a member of the Honor Society. Eleanor Schmidt is loved and esteemed by her associates. She has capably filled the office of president of the G.A.A. Marion McDonough is considered one of the most popular girls in the class. She is vice-president of the A.C.C.L. Virginia Anderson is one of the finest athletes in the class. She has been a C girl for three semesters. She also excels in scholarship and is vice-president of the class. Jane Richmond, class secretary, is a student whose acquaintance is much sought after. She always lends a helping hand. She is well-known for her social activities. Jane Lewis possesses charm and has a way of making everyone around her have a good time. Walter Lambert is an upright and clean-cut fellow. His popularity has been due to a Carl Moline, the respected president of the class, is a conscientious young man, out- standing because of his good citizenship and character. X, X winning smile and a willing attitude. NX ,px mg? Ext, N Warren Hanson, the pal of the class, is always smiling and full of fun. He is always in the right place at the right time. Joseph Goldberg, a versatile basketball player, is known to his friends as all-city. He is well liked among the students. Anton Mazeika has starred in both football and basketball. He holds the office of president of the C Mens Club. Edward Gustafson is one of the best students in the school and is a real asset to his class in every way. Back Row-Herbold, Dehn, Michelson, Neely, Peterson, Clark, Hanson, Brunkc, Harrigan. Second Row-Hogan, McDonough, Guzinski, Speiser, Ogren, Liljedal-il, Malpede, Postlethwaite, Perrine Frou! Rau'-Schmidt, Munch, Robinettv, Bischenauer, Beck, Pouchot, Shepley. . 4 X cr V 1 Xl if LJ Pagf- 73 xl ' X, X 'J W r .Xf I s Burk Ron'-Greenlee, Sroehr, Murray, O'Hanley, Vanick, Schmitz. Haigh, Freeman, From' Rau'-Anderson, Mack, Garrett, Radis, Kopan, Greifendorf, Keim. Our Prominent Juniors Jim White went out for football in his 2B semester and won a place on the varsity when he was a 3B. He also tied for third place in the city wrestling meet. In addition he worked back stage as chief electrician and technician. Carl Colby helped win for the Juniors the inter-class swimming championship. Eleanor Congdon, one of the most popular girls in the class, is secretary of the Kiwiettes and was a candidate in the recent popularity contest. joe Ficaro is Calumet's girl champion fencer. She won the silver cup in the Cook County Fencing Meet held at Gage Park. Lorraine Larson was accompanist for the operetta, The Prince of Peddlersf' Helen Murray, Sadie Comsky, and Lorraine Kennelly all achieved the distinction of being page editors on the Crier staff in their 3A semester. Micky Erenberg is perhaps the smallest boy in the Junior class, but he has plenty of wit. Jayne Paschke and Helen Jane Lillroth excel in fancy dives. June Kresge and Arlyne Watson frequently entertain with their dancing. Arlyne usually does toe work and June does Clever little tap numbers. Harold Schatz is known as the Salesman His famous expression is XVant,a buy a ticket? Kenneth Garrett placed first and Bob Sheridan third in the city fencing meet. Al Schrick received letters in both baseball and basketball. Alice Montgomery, the all S pupil, not only excels in her studies. but has artistic skill and can also write. Dorothy Black is popular for her dramatic ability. She was one of the leading char- acters in The Taming of the Shrewf, One of our most charming girls is Margaret Stampf. Her bosom friend is Alice Whalon. now treasurer of the G.A.A. Ruth Vanick runs to all the SA sessions asking, Who's Wlio. Buck Rua'-Mulvey, Schultz. Genaru, Logue, Reid, Comsky, julius, Johnston. Frou! Ruiz'-Sutterlin, Browne, Nelson, Riordan, Holmes, Alm, NVilson. Dorl. Page 7-F s - . o y n Y 'J ' vi: i I 'ILA I . ' J H - fly I ' ' A ' x A flY'J . , , Nfl if ,LL ' Jggyo - Biffle Ron'-Platt. Lindemann, Regas, Englehardt, Lull. Svraml Kon'-Vfcller, Suttle, Marshall, Haley. Tuohy, Kalk, Young. Frou! R0u+Bloom, Biehn, Coombes, McCann, Gritzner, Congdon, XVells. No student had more to do with the success of this Temulac than Albert Radis, the business manager. Sammy', Bloom is the man who never QPJ forgets. Orlicially he is the assistant business manager of the Tcm. Herbert Kalk was elected president of the Student Forum and the Calumet Honor Society. His favorite occupation is arguing. John Karnick influenced Mr. Ault to help start a drama club for those who were unable to get the subject in their course. Nick Evasoff is one of the most talented in the club. Kathryn Biehn is the popular president of the Kiwiettes. Ed McDonald is one of Cal's best football players. He received his letter when he was only a 3B. Bud Suttle is one of our up and coming basketball players. Virginia Lee Clay is the little girl who has been writing personals for the Crier. Now that you know who done you wrong, what are you going to do about it? Jean Guertler was the person who wrote all those clever little poems for the Crier. Earl Anderson just became a C man and is our fastest swimmer. Firman Mack is one of the persons who help make programs a success. He works back stage. Helen Canham, Elizabeth Bergstrom, A-nna Louise Potter, Verna McAllister, and Venita Inglis, besides participating in numerous activities, have been in the Honor Society ever since their entrance. Gilbert Erb has not been in Calumet long. but he shows promise of being one of our leading students. Philip Freeman and little Billy Morrall represent extremes in height but they are both excellent students and energetic workers. Among our prominent girl athletes are: Lucille Gritzner, Edwina Meyers, Marge Hamilton, Ethel Forbes, Marion McCormick, and Ruth Rusty', Vanderpoel. Back R0u+M.icLeocl, Zachmann, W'illiams, Chase, Formanek, Young, Otterdahl, Forbes. S1'r0mlR0u'-Levy, W'olfT, Alander, Tornga, Bottwood, Bumba, Straub, XV.1rdropc. Frou! Rau'-Hoshell, Yates, Schmidt, Giermann, Gidley, Rcxtrew, Trowbridge. KN V, . 1' K, Page 75 lxy: i I 1 ,HE 4-wrlnixj Pyfbgif K' X: J J , 1f!QElfi.fT QPU G31 V170 -U W 4359-O1-2270 'nw N. ' tl, .:.., GENEVIEVE MELODY Burk R024-Cullenbine, Corbett, McIntyre, Westberg, Moran, Tyler, Peacock. From' Ron'-Kurowski, Gundlach. Norell, Lane, Eby. Among Our Sophomores Although getting little publicity the sophomores have been quietly and steadily forg- ing ahead in sports, scholastics, and inter-class activities. A number of very promising sophomores are out for sports and there are indications of many more in the future. Among the promising players are: Charles Buchholz, who plays baseball and basketballg Bob King, a basketball player, Jim McDonald, a football player: and Morty Cohen, a swimmer. Bob Holloway, a ZB, was hurt in spring football practice and laid up in the hospital. Room 103B, a second-year room, competed in the inter-class basketball finals and was defeated by room 230A only after a hard battle. Quite a number of sophomores have excelled in scholarship also. In fact twenty-five 2A's have been on the honor roll for three semesters, seven for two semesters, and ten for one semester. Eleven 2B's have been on the honor roll for two semesters and ive for one semester. Among the students about whom we have heard excellent reports are: Helen Kuehne, Fern Scheibel, Virginia Metz, Christine De Runtz, Marian Moran, Wfini- fred Donahue, Betty Smith, Rita Corbett, Ronald Lane, Linnea Larson, Sarah Nadler, Dorothy Brown, and Virginia Cvaudette. These are all 2A,s. Alice Gierman, Shirley Johnson, Elsie Johnson, Marjorie Knornfeld, Bob Holloway, and Joseph Stampf, all 2B's, have been doing excellent scholarship work. 206A is leading in sophomore honor stu- dents, with ten on the honor roll. There were not many sophomore activities this year because the sophomore class was not organized. There was, however, one interesting affair in which mostly second-year pupils took part. It was a trip to the sand dunes with Mr. Dickman's Zoology classes. Generally speaking the sophomores took an active interest in the school social affairs. Many of them joined all the clubs for which they were eligible. Burk Ron'-Gould, Parker, W'orkman, Dabrowski, Anderson, Thomason, Bielawa. Frou! Run'-Bjorn, Satkauskas, Carsrens, Hauser, Hastcrok. 6 I P1100 76 - Q x . Buck Ron'-Laude, Nelson, Marshall, Jacobsen, Hamer, Listen. Srvouil R014+Greenwald, Jackson, Kowech, Cook, G. Anderson, Exner, Sim, Garritt, Hubert. Frou! Rau'-Suhr, Vollcrt, Molloy, Pickham, Shogren, J. Anderson, Pollard, Hall, Roessler. Freshmen Last semester forty-three freshmen made the honor roll. The number on the honor roll from each session room are as follows: 113 9, 230 8, 227 44 316 5, 319 -'lg 329 -lg 234 4g10S 1,332 lg 167 3. Under the supervision of Miss Ashland, some of the freshmen organized a Science Club. To be eligible for membership, the students had to have EH or USU in Science. Adele Exner was elected president. Room 316B consists entirely of girls. Under the instruction of Mrs. Drennan, they Organized an Etiquette Club. 1A and 1B boys have been playing indoor basketball and baseball in competition against each other. David Hoare, a IA student and a heavyweight wrestler, recently captured third place in the wrestling tournament held annually at the University of Chicago. For this accomplishment he will receive his school letter. Miss Sheridan, session teacher of 135B, should be very proud of her session, for theirs was the only B session room that had 1002? A.C.C.L. membership last semester. Beryl Jacobsen sold Temulacs to fifty percent of her session, 516B, with the co-opera- tion of her class mates and session teacher, Mrs. Drennan. This is the best record ever made by a freshman Temulac representative. Lorraine Wilder of 352B and Marie Hack of 129B did their part in winning honors for BU session in the baby picture contest. Beatrice Nelson, Betty Johnson, and Constance Rand are known as the Calumet Trio and recently appeared in the minstrel given by the Calumet Band and Orchestra Sponsors. The freshmen are proud to say that they are students of Calumet High School. Bark Ron'-Raymond, Hawkins, Cvritzner, Valentine, Fahey, Kuspa, NViley, Schnonr. Svroml Ron'-Hahn, Niedrirrghaus, Baronas, Gcorgan, Goldie, Claxton, Hansen, Kercher, Schmidt, Stein. Frou! Ron'-Reed, Rehnberg, Christy, Conyers, Guider, Schiltel, Hoger, Haserodt, Stockdale. Page 77 Back Rau'-Day, Southern, Gustafson, Olson. Buck Ron'-W'aters, Bluhm. Menagh, Upton. Ifrouf Ron-Geissler, Coulson, Vfagner, Stockwell, Frou! Ron'-Ryant, Cairns, Kelly, Lozwy, Hjerpi. l.ehman. Westcott Branch Perhaps the most interesting thing about Westcott Branch is the fact that it is really old Calumet. For fifty-two years boys and girls have been preparing for life at the old school and most of them have had a good time doing so. Nine years ago Calumet moved to a line new building, but the old school could not give up. Instead it became West- cott junior High School. Since September, 1933 it has again been a high school, a branch of the school of which it is really the parent. Mrs. Marie Voy Brewster is in charge and five hundred fifty pupils with nineteen teachers compose the school. Westcott has its full share of activities. Our division of the All Calumet Civic League has been very busy. The oilicers are Harrison Baker, Veronica Kosilnak, Ada Helen Lane, and Frances De Angelo. Sponsored by Mr. Frieda, the A.C.C.L. has conducted a series of intra-mural sports, tournaments, and Friday afternoon parties. With our Calette, we are the only branch high school in the city to have a news- paper. The staff is headed by Jack Cornelius, Francine Stevenson, Wfilliam Hebson, and Arthur Wolf. The Calette is issued on Wednesdayfs and costs one cent a copy. The Girls Glee Club is led by Miss Swing. Its oflicers are Helen Brandstetter, Anna- belle Marcussen, and Doris Rich. The semester program includes concerts and musical teas, with mothers and friends as guests. ln athletics we are proud of our Girls Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss O'Leary. Wilma Water, Ann Gribin, Frances De Angelo, and Marie Skourlis are the oHicers. The boys have had an excellent basketball team. The regular members were Harrison Baker, John Kublunas, Herbert Sher, Frank Thompson, and David Radin. Our drama club, directed by Mrs. Brewster, has put on two successful plays. The first, King Robert of Sicily, included Hfty students in its cast, the second, a one-act play entitled Mothers and Daughters, was given during Youth Week. Burk Row-Anderson, Sher. Bark Ron'-Noetzel. Srcoml Run'-Peters, Skidmore, London, Jewell. Scramf Rau'-Brennan, Finnegan, Peterson. Frou! Run'-Huber, Stephens, Cornelius, XVilliams Frou! R014-Vilmovitz, Buzner, Stevenson, Ack- Allen erman, Wfolf. 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W X fjfffyf nfvff' ffff M f X f f W :ttf ?SnfN Z' WW 'l' 5-ij , ': ' ' ' H H E1 In W Mi -I -w M35 2 1 ilu' , f , J -I - 'Li , N 'fx 1- L, f fx Yu :W 'L' ?Q' ND -35 A.C.C.L. Hardly had the fall semester begun when the All Calu- met Civic League, or A.C.C.L., began its membership campaign and started its numerous activities. This organ- ization is the outstanding club of Calumet, for it is open to all students and its membership includes considerably more than half the school enrollment. The oflicers for the year 1933-1934 were as follows: Roy Soderlind, presidentg Marion McDonough, vice-pre3- identg Charles Church, secretary-treasurer. These three prominent Calumetites proved to be unusually efficient in directing and stimulating the activities of the A.C.C.L. , . 1 Of course the Hrs: room to obtain 100 per cent A.C.C.L. membership was, as usual, Miss Fremont's room, 33SA. It A.C.C.L. Ummm seemed Htting, therefore, that the picture of this session R05'S'1dC'li'1d- 5l'1f5 MCUl 1' room should be included here. ough. and Charles Church Every session room in the school elects a delegate and an alternate to attend the weekly A.C.C.L. meetings, which are sponsored by Mr. Paulson. At these meetings topics of interest to the whole school are discussed. The delegates then inform their respective session rooms of what has taken place at the delegates' meetings. The A.C.C.L. supports scholarship, athletics, school activities, welfare work, and the beautification of the school grounds. To stimulate scholarship the A.C.C.L. gave five hundred dollars to the scholarship fund, as it has done several times in recent years. When this fund reaches five thousand dollars the interest from its investment will be used every year to pay the tuition of some Calumet student who could not otherwise continue his education in a college or university. The A.C.C.L. has complete charge of the ticket sales for all athletic events. In this way it contributes much to the support of athletics in Calumet. Since the promotion of social activities is one of the principal aims of the A.C.C.L., the organization arranged bi-weekly socials for the members, charging only a very small admission fee. The lirst socials of the year came on October 19 and October 20, the first for the B session students and the second for those in A session. Many Calumet boys taking technical courses rejoiced when the A.C.C.L. donated a machine by which their work in the wood shop has been made much simpler. The welfare work of the A.C.C.L. has extended in ma-ny directions. NVhen Calumet began its usual Christmas and Thanksgiving welfare drive, the A.C.C.L. sponsored .1 social for each occasion and turned over the proceeds to the welfare committee. Firxf 100 Pl'l'L'l'1If Room-33 SA Page S5 F H ' Ji ,f f Z . Z' ,AJ 5 1 J XM Burk Ruiz'-Carstens, Johnson, Madsen, johnson, Berghuis, Sellek, Burrell, Dumas, Forman, Donohue, Kalk, Limber. Tbiril Rm:-Beauban, Olufsen, Rusch. Lauder, Engclhardt, Postlethwaite, Marshak, Foster, Klippel, McDonough, Rehdes, Nelson, Bankert, Corbett, Pappas. Srroml Ron'-Barnoski, Hillyer, Hunt, Kluth, Steinmetz, Inglis, Lowack, Polo, Gritzner, XVehmer, Kenny, Baer, Rowland, Lipke, Vorderer, Guzinski, Cox, Holmes. Frou! Run'-Kleb, Sharpe, Gist, Kirk, Blair, Burton, Soderlind, Church, Seper, Bartsch, XVeber, Schatz, l Simtek. A Session A.C.C.L. DF1l'gtlfL'S l Other school activities sponsored by the A.C.C.L. were several school movies and numerous entertaining assemblies. The ticket sales for the operetta and the play were i . - . l also managed by this organization. Q One of the most important activities of the A.C.C.L. was the spring Clean-up Cam- paign, which was under the capable management of the president of the organization, Roy Soderlind. To help with the campaign he selected the following committee chair- men: scrap-book, Francis Bartschg publicity, Carl Larson: city department, Charles Church, neighborhood clubs, Marjorie Lewis, assembly, Sidney Burrell, posters, Harold Kinney, grammar schools, Marion McDonough, essay contest, Jean Kennick. The drive was stimulated by the offering on the part of the Chicago Association of Commerce of Ll prize to the Chicago school that made the best showing. In answer to the call the Hrst morning of Clean-up Week, forty willing, industrious boys came out to clean neighboring vacant lots and unsightly spots. For its Clean-up work, Calumet was awarded a fine trophy. Harold Kinney won a S200 scholarship for making the best Clean-up poster in the city. B Session A.C.C.L. Dvlvgafvx Burk Ruiz'-Hawkins, Mullaney, Leverenz, Rydell, Cohen, Mulvey, Mclielvey, McLoughlin, Campbell, Sprietsma. Serum! Rau'-Rchnberg, Valentine, Cook, Rogers, McDonough, Whggoner, Reimers, Pcnczek, Wfaters. Ormond. Frou! Rau'-Dykes, Rose, Hoger, Soderlind, Church, Leahy, Haserodt, Anderson, Gooch. XViess. Page S4 r T t 1 . , 4 a I N I. -- X K Q v ' ' .lr- Brrrk R0u+Casey, Riordan, Greensley, Comskv, Congdon, Andersen, Clay, Bowker, Freimuth, Canham, Heckart, Britton. Srtoml Ron'-Kennelly, Murray, XVatson, Babcock, Guertler, Keenan, Julius, Haflner, Foster, XValtcrs, Luedke, Meyers. Schulman. Front R010-Shepley, Selby, Cantzler, Emerson, Procter, Ksnnelly, Coughlin, Hanson, Kalk, McNulty, Gritzner The Calumet Crier Like the A.C.C.L., the school newspaper, the Calumet Crier, supports all school activities. This publication, so essential to Calumet's welfare, has won high honors, A few weeks ago the Crier was awarded the highest possible honors, All-American rating, by the National Scholastic Press Association, for papers published during the fall semester. In the fall it was awarded Hrst honors on papers published during the previous semester, when Loretta Harrell was managing editor. Members of the executive staff during the fall term were: Jean Kennick, managing editor, Ruth Clark, Ethel Corriher, and Norton Goldberg, assistant managing editorsg Bob McNulty, editor of page one, Marian Christoifel, editor of page two, Betty Bow- ker, editor of page three, and Ray Procter, editor of page four. In the spring semester, the Crier city room was happy to move from behind the balcony to Room 126, an office nearer the center of activities. It was fortunate also in having Miss Vesta Reaver added to its advisers. Serving as the executive staff for the spring semester were the following: Ray Procter, managing editor, Betty Bowker, Ruth Schulman, Louise Shepley, and Bob McNulty, assistant managing editors. Helen Murray, Sadie Comsky, Lorraine Kennelly, and Earl Selby served as editors of pages one, two, three and four respectively. The Temulac Bark Rau'-Bierwalter, Elliott, Biebel, Roche, Hackett. Sfrond Rau'-Knox, Watson, Abney, Stemler, Leverenz, Baumbach, Bloom, Mitchell, Schmidt, Riley, Berginas. Front Row-Goodheim, Drais, Leshik, Kirk. Miss Berleman, Semerau, Radis, Knoettge, Olson. Page 85 Q r, Yi, Sl ,pf ,J xf Zi 1,52 Zim ,AJ f., fa f , ' 4 Z' fit DEIIICATION I To the memory of our dear friend and leader, Miss Genevieve Melody, this book is dedicated. Bark Rou'-Hansen, Eckland, Eckland, Vanderpoel, Kunza, Feeley, Stevens. Seromf Rau'-Maerz, Kirbach, Liermann, Kluth, Meinhardt, Spooner, Schmidt, Wood. Thiel. Frou! Rau'-Kay, Schubbe, Erlandson, Donaghue, Mr. Booth, Tupy, Lambright, Knudson, Hecht. Of the large staff of students working on the Temulac, the two persons on whom most of the responsibility rested were Betty Abney, editor, and Albert Radis, business manager, both unusually capable and dependable. In addition a number of staff members did a considerable amount of work. Besides writing many articles, Clara Hennessey typed a large part of the material. She was assisted with the typing by Barbara Hackett, Gizella Biebel, Anna Berndtson, Caroline Miller, Dorothy Israel, and others. William Rennie, Elwood Leverenz, Lorraine Schmidt, and Barbara Hackett did most of the snapshot work. Milton Tatar was indispensable, for he did whatever needed to be done whenever it had to be done. Besides other im- portant work, jane Richmond and Jane Lewis took entire charge of sales at Westcott and also made arrangements for taking snapshots there. Sam Bloom worked faithfully all year assisting Albert Radis with the business manager's work. The girls' sport section was done entirely by Eleanor Schmidt. Barbara Berginas frequently made arrangements for photography, and mounted photographs. Ruth Vanick, Lois Stemler, Mary Mitchell, and Laura Lennon also helped with the mounting. Marion McDonough had charge of securing articles on club activities. Tetlow Johnson, Francis Bartsch, Joseph Goldberg, and Joe Kielty did most of the work on the boys' sports. Sylvia Goodheim had charge of senior activities. Helen Drais used her talent for finding just the right word. Annamae Bierwalter and Margaret Kirbach worked on the feature section. The art work was done by Betty Abney, Ernest Hecht, Robert Meinhardt, Lorraine Feeley, Gilbert Hansen, Margaret Kirbach, Ray Stevens, Virginia Kunza, James Kellett, Wilbert Schubbe, and Alice Montgomery. The Tvmulur Siaf in a Gay Mood .Q sax Page 86 I ul Bark Rau'-Camit, Heckart, Browne, Brandstetter, Hilgcr, Bakke, Neely, Brewster, Bergstrom, Welch, Schulman, Biebel, Bierwalter, Roche. SEFOHII' Row-Kirbach, Ramey, Babcock, Lambright, Simon, Erlandson, Mclileny, Meyer, Chryst, Mitchell, Armer, Walters, Bcrginas, Ryan. First R010-Leshik, Berg, Cook, Mrs. Patterson, Lindholm, O'Neill, Peterson, Gaeblcr, Sellek. Writers Club Five pupils who used to hang about school until they were locked in or out, as the case might be, composed the Writers Club when it was in its i-nfancy. Since then it has grown to be an adult of some importance and has successfully raised two families of Pipings, an annual magazine, and four generations of Pow Wow, its semi-annual production. The latest literary offspring was an unusual one, having over forty thousand words of prose and quite a collection of verse. The oiiicers for the past year were: Leo O'Neill, president, and Margaret Kirbach, treasurer. The club is under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Patterson. Home Economics Club Again our future housewives, dressmakers, and cooks have come together under the sponsorship of Miss Sybel Beach, to make the Home Economics Club as successful as ever. This club was one of the first to organize in the fall semester. It is a more lively organization than might be imagined, for social meetings are alternated with interesting tours to such places as ice cream factories, dairies, and-to top it all-Chinatown! The semester's activities closed with an enjoyable party for the graduates. Bark Row-Olufsen, Mollett, Biebel, Hartigan, Pare, La Mantis, Spooner, Wettling, Roche, Bierwalter. Second Row-Brown, Andrew, Lundgren, Gutrich, Morgan, D. johnson, Fleck, Hoover, Vorderer, Bowater, Maerz. Front Row-Riley, S. johnson, Olson, Lauder, Miss Beach, Bechtolt, Goodheim, Berkery, Stemler. l Page 87 'T 1 , , . e , 1 i - i , , 1 ji! ,. 2il-Jl .fri QU- ,'l,i' Bizfff. Run'-Zweigoron, Malcolm, jamiliw, XY'ilson, Deters, Klaus. Blunck. Prase, Hackett. Kloese, Heale. Olson. S :'L' mm' Run'-Ryant. Knox, Doyle, Bliss, Anderson, Lewis. Clark, Bresin, Van Sickel, Ashe, Anderson, Stephenson, Mikalunas. Frou! Rnu-Butzlotf, Drais, Heckler. Kennick, Knoettge, Corriher, Moench, Krafft, Christotfel. The Ft'!7I'llr1I'A1' Clair Senior Girls Council The Senior Girls Council To start the fall semester ot? in lively fashion, the Senior Girls Council gave their annual Fall Frolie at the Shoreland Hotel on Friday, October 27. All the various groups were represented, from prominent alumni to some of the newest students, as well as many of the members of the faculty and the parents of the othcers of the Senior Girls Council and the committee for the dance. Each girl was dressed in the very last word for fall evening wear and her escort seemed to he well aware of the fact. Every one had a marvelous time and hated to see the dance come to an end. NVith the proceeds from this merry affair the council gave four teas for the mothers of the February class. During the fall semester these teas were under the supervision of the clever Charlotte Deters. These affairs fulhlled their purpose, for the mothers a-nd the faculty thoroughly enjoyed the programs and the chats over plates filled with tasty cookies, delicious sandwiches that were real works of art, and cups of tea or coffee. The Fall Frolic Page SS is i 7 2566 itil f' I 5'5?,,, ffl 3 MSA: A- 2,554 All .- --M M ,A i , F H ' 'lil -Q - ,Q ' ' 1 . if A G - if -A g5fvff'fi?' xr so aim ,. steer: . ti '1 ' V .I Bark Rau'-XVeihern1an, Hartnett, Yonkers, Egan, Luke, Donahue, Barnoski, Olufsen. Tbiril Ron-Apel, Bowkcr, La Mantia, Roser, Amor, Maerz, Onions, Cook, Schulman, Drews, Greenspan, Brockhurst, Van Dam. Svrouif Rau'-Hauf, Schmidt, Butterworth, Johnson, Riley, Yud, Abney, Erlandson, Rickhoff, Jacobsen, Hennessey, Stemler, Day, Martz, Ryan, joffee, Hoger, W'ehmer. Frou! Ron'-Niemeyer, Pickert, Bechtolt, Cusak, Davis, Miss McKinley, Cook, Lorriman, Lindholm, Baumhach, XVinkenwerder. The 111110 Class Senior Girls Council The Council also held a candy sale at the two performances of the Taming of the Shrew. LaVerne Olson was the chairman of the sale and due to her work the Council turned over to the welfare fund a little more than twenty dollars. The officers for the fall semester were: Marjorie Lewis, presidentg Virginia Knoettge, vice-president, Ruth Clark, secretary, Jean Kennick, treasurer. The spring Council gave a Green Hop at the Shorelancl Hotel on March 17. The dance was well attended and those who went considered it one of C:1lumet's finest social affairs. The popularity of the dance was due largely to the efforts of Marie La Mantia, chairman of the dance, and her committee. The profits from the dance provided for Eve teas for the parents of the June gradu- ating class. Under the excellent direction of Gertrude Jacobsen, chairman, the teas were an achievement of which the group could be proud. ' The oihcers for the spring semester were: Lois Stemler, president, Thelma Wi'nken- werder, vice-presidentg Mary Ellen Riley, secretaryg Vivian Cook, treasurer. rv SMA A Moibers' Tea 1 Q Page S9 Band Forming for Arnzisiirc Day Parrm'e Band Activities As semesters come and go, the band has become more and more of an asset to Calu- met, until now it seems to be an indispensable part of school activities. Much money has been spent this year by the Calumet Band and Orchestra Sponsors to provide better equipment for the band members. All sections of the band have been improved. A new bass drum was purchased and the old drums were repainted with the school colors. In addition to this, folios have been supplied which include Bfty numbers tor use in marching and concert Work. On Armistice Day the Calumet band led a parade, with the regular R.O.T.C. unit following. The picture above was taken on this occasion. At the fall and spring Concerts given this year the band rendered a number of symphonic, martial, and novelty selec- tions. The band also played at the soccer ball and polo games at the 124th Field Artillery Armory. This year the ba-nd has been directed by an eflicient staff of officers who, in turn, were under the direct supervision of Captain William Morris. The members of the band are also active in solo contests. Ellwood Leverenz won first 'place on the marimba in the Qiicago solo contest and John Marley Won second place on the piccolo. 1 1-: 1 Burk Row-NVatlcins, Beluga, Cols , Bloom, Doyle, Lind, Supple, Murray, Gremp. Third Ron'-Levcrcnz, Willigiiisgn, Ulm, Cap-man, Hinkle, Roberts, Corbett. Coppock, Cultra, Stry- lowski, Summers, Harkness, Chhse. l Svmzzil Ron'-Lane, ndlN:li,5Sl1arpe, Kirkland, Kallesmeyn, Vanderpoel, Johnston, Giessen, Nord- landcr, Carpenter, Ericks , Marleyl Fmnf Rau'-Politzer,fRQdell, Foster, Radis, Bergstrom, McAllister, Captain Morris, Sergeant Carle, Ringbloom, Boersma, Gajrtiaer, Mackie, Ogren, Thurn. bf 'T Page 90 If A QA- iSgE.ll?N , N. x T, reef v 'fi Nl 1, 'T l Qif xg B L ,mg .gtg R. O. T. C. C.1lUHlCf.S R.O.T.C. has had a busy year. The first part of the semester was given over to organ- izing the Westcott branch into a unit. For this purpose an R.O.T.C. assembly was given and applica- tio-ns were distributed. When the enrolling was completed, .1 unit of forty-four boys appeared at West- cott. In the meantime at Calumet the rifle team could be seen, or rather heard, practicing day after day on the range. Although the team did not place in the city meet, the basis of a very good team for next year was formed. On October 26 the LeRoy Mc- Cullough Post of the American Legion, of which Sergeant Carle is -now commander, presented awards to the winners of a competition held in May, 1933. The winners were: first place, Cadet Corporal Robert Saunders, second place, Cadet Charles Merdingerg third place, Cadet First Sergeant Vernon Clark. The picture above shows the winners being given their awards. VC7inui11g Cadvis Rr'cviz'i11g Nlrrfals Before the semester had proceeded very far, work was begun on the Officers Military Ball. After weeks of vigorous activity the big event took place on December 2 at the Del Prado Hotel. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. XVillis Tower, Sergeant Carle, and Arthur J. LaPointe. The unit had its first Lieutenant Colonel in command when, in February, First Lieutenant Farnworth was promoted to that rank. At the same time Captain Earl Has- sett was promoted to Cadet Major, Executive and Plans Training officer. Nine cadets were newly commissioned: Captain Alvin Jacobson, supply, Captain Robert Haley, line, First Lieutenant Robert Saunders, adjutantg First Lieutena-nt Charles Merdinger, lineg First Lieutenant Sheldon Husman, lineg First Lieutenant Ralph Beck, line, Second Lieutenant William Kennelly, line, Second Lieutenant Fred Smart, line, Second Lieu- tenant Kenneth Garrett, line. In the federal inspection held this spring, Calumet's R.O.T.C. and band won Honor- School Rating for the third consecutive year. The R. O. T. C. 011 Rcriezc' Page 91 4 ,J , if . , A A i i , 1 ' 7 1 K 2 . , J ,, Nw- i. 6, Buck Run'-Nvcstfall, McDonough. Evasotf, Stampf, Berginas, Sullivan, Ashton, Nelson, Holmes, Hoebake, Canham. Smioml Rozv-Saunders, Meyer, Blomberg, Sharpe, Colby, Inglis, Morrall, Cockle, Oehl, Haberichter, Haley, Grcdc, McNulty, Rush. Frou! Rum-Gehrke, Kirk, Troy, Rennie, Kennelly, Davis, Moline, Rancine, Merclinger, Henry, Foster. A Session Wl'lft1l't' Dvlvgafvs The Welfare Committee The welfare committee began its woik as usual in November with the annual Red Cross drive, which proved to be so successful that one hundred per cent signs could be placed in almost every room throughout the school, both A and B session. Many needy families were supplied by the generous contributions of the students at Thanksgiving time. But the Christmas drive was the l'l10SC remarkable of the welfare committees projects. Through the capable management of Norman Friend and Warren Tobecksen and the cooperation of the student body, the stage of the auditorium was overflowing with well Hlled and brightly decked baskets, as the picture on the opposite page shows. The A.C.C.L., in keeping with its policy of supporting school activities in general, helped considerably with the welfare work by adding generously to the contributions received from the session rooms during the drives. Several other organ- izations gave assistance also. . The delegates for the welfare committee are chosen for their efficiency, leadership, and Willingness to work. Each session room has a delegate. The faculty sponsor of this important activity is Miss Alice McKinley, who has had charge of the welfare work at Calumet for many years. B Session WL'1ftll't, Delrgafes Buck Rau'-Camit, Schilke, Peacock, Jacobsen, Bartkus, Cullcnbine, Pappas. Sccoml Ron'-Jones, Mulvey, Bowes, Carstens, Learner, Myers, Corbett. From' Rau'-Heatter, Riedel, Forsberg, NVilkening, Faulkner, Brooks, Gaudettc, Roesslcr. Page 92 Wfc'lfnrv Baskets al' Clvrisfzmzs Time Calumet Senior I-Ii-Y In the field of welfare work the Senior Hi-Y continued its custom of cooperating with the Christmas drive at Calumet, and presented baskets of food to the poor families in the district. In many other ways this club, under the capable leadership of Mr. Wilbur, faculty sponsor, added to its reputation as one of Calumet's outstanding clubs for boys. Several instructive trips were taken to places of interest, among them the Chicago Lighting Institute. The club attended the majority of the popular concerts of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Much of the club's time was devoted to social activities, including a toboggan party, a St. Agnes' Eve celebration, and a superstition party on Friday, April 13. Bids for the I-Ii-Y parties were not placed on sale, as the events were limited to members of the club and their guests. Challenges were issued to the Junior Hi-Y for a baseball game, a basketball game, and a tennis match. In all events the upperclassmen were victorious over the junior boys. Two other interesting activities were participated in: the club cooperated with the Senior Girls Council in a special project, and a Glee Club was formed from the members of the I-Ii-Y. At the end of the semester several encouraging pledges were added to the club, there- by insuring the success of the Senior Hi-Y for the coming year. The oflicers for the past year were as follows: Lester Cook, president, Sidney Burrell, vice-presidentg William Gaebler, secretary: Le Roy Sellek, treasurer. Back Ron'-Culp, Bauman, Jorgensen, Lindeman, Burrell, Sellek, Hutton. Frau! Rau'-VV. Cook, I.. Cook, Mr. Wilbur, johnson, Gaebler. Page 95 ,aff Jo , J 'W ' ff fl fl! ' X f ff Burk Ron'-Cohen, Kent, Tuominen, Anderson, Middaugh, Carlson, Cultrn, Rutt. From' R01L'THJffHCf, Colby, Olson, Mr. Smith, Kennelly, Rancine, Peterson. The Junior Hi-Y The Junior Hi-Y at present is composed mostly of juniors, although sophomores and freshmen are eligible. The twenty members met every Wednesday at the Englewood Y, under the stimulating leadership of Mr. Elwood Smith. The Splash Party on january 20 was an even greater success than those of previous years. There also were ma-ny social and educational events. The club had teams in the following sports: basketball, swimming, baseball, hand ball, and tennis. The oliicers for the last semester were: Earl Anderson, presidentg Ronald Rutt, vice- president: Arnold Peterson, secretaryg Edwin Vfaterman, treasurer. Civic Forum Order! Order! shouts the president of the Civic Forum, Donald Meyer, as the secretary, Margaret Kirbach, vainly tries to write the minutes. The topic of the day is 'The Future War,' not 'Is Wai' an Emotion'! Order, please! The ambitious students who compose this club can often be seen eagerly discussing problems of the day. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Wfhitman, the organization arranged an interesting series of talks beginning with a resume of the Wor'ld War and terminating with lively discussions on the possibilities of war in the near future. Buck Rau'-S.1ndcrson, Gianopulos, Israel. Paulaitis, Fine, Biebel, Hartnett. Eckland, Johnson, Kirbach. Srroml Rau'-Gneblcr, Abncy, Ryan. Gutrich, Richmond, Hennessey, Jacobsen, Goodheim, Mann, Scyffert, Schmidt, Luke, Mitchell, Bakke, Klitzke. Frou! Ron-Cook, Moberg, Meyer, Lauder, O'Neill, Bechtolt, Sharpe, Niemeyer, Lcshik. Page 94 'XG