Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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

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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