Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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

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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