Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The Leaders of the February Class Assemble OFFICERS WALTER Tl'llMM .,.. ,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P r esident WILLIAM GOOCH .... .,....... V ice-President VIOLET DANlELSQN ...., .r..,....,, S ecretary RAYMOND MEYER .,,. ,,,..,, T reasurer RAYMOND MEYER, WILLIAM GOOCH, VIOLET DANIEL4 SON, WALTER TI-HMM. The February class of 1938 may well feel proud of its 265 members, for in scholastic ability this was one of the finest classes that Calumet has ever known. Leading in scholarship we find Elaine Roy, Valedic- torian, and following closely behind her, Violet Danielson, salutatorian. Alfred Schnoor was class orator. Glancing through some well known names in this class, we came to George Raymond, who deserves congratulations for winning an Armour scholarship. For their invaluable aid in the publishing of several annuals, we are deeply indebted to Shirley Sawallisch and Elaine Roy. Betty Stadem and Violet Danielson were outstanding as editors-in-chief of the Crier, and Charles Acker as circulation manager. This class will long be remembered as one of Calumet's most progressive. BACK FIOW: Sorensen, Schwartz, Ziegenhaqen, Gooch, Campbell, Vilimovitz, Raymond, Lonngren, Lundrn, Dykes, Olchovy, Thirnm, Campiche. SECOND ROW: Carlson, Iohnson, Barlow, MacGOwen, Hutchings, Benson, Miss Fisher, Haserodt, Fahey, Krurnl, Danielson, Kortbek, Palm. FRONT HOW: Budasz, Niedrinq- haus, Liliedahl, Drmq, Arnold, Moreen, Klasen, Sawallisch, Roy, Alferts, Wolf, Mikkelsen, Fijalkowskt, Rothenberg. f23

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7Al 0lfLgAOlfLf fA8 THE LIBRARY IS TI-IE SCENE OF BUSY ACTIVITY

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SENIORS 1938 School Begins to the Tune of 4,310 Students Nita fx , N wi f' 5, . X Iii . xt f 1 I. ABERN l. ALFERS G. ANDERSON S. ABRAMS G. ALLEN M. ANDREN C. ACKER W. ALSOP A. ARGIRIS E. AHLBERG S. ANDERSEN H. ARNOLD 24 Sept. 20-School opens with 4,310 students and a new principal. Sept. 24--Calumet gridders play first game of season at Davenport, Iowa. Oct. 2-Spartans lose football game to Harper. Oct. Sulfirst Crier of the year is published. IOSEPH ABERN A.C.C.L. SHIRLEY M. ABRAMS A.C.C.L., Temulac representative, Biology Club, Kiwiettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A.. CHARLES ACKER A.C.C.L., Crier staff, circulation manager, C r i e r representative, Commissioned Officers Club, vice- president, Air Corps, commanding officer, rifle team, R.O.T.C., sec- ond lieutenant, commencement com- mittee. ELMER AHLBERG A.C,C.L., Safety Council. lUNE ALFERS A.C.C.L., National Honor So- ciety, Iunior Honor Society, Senior Girls Council, president, Crier staff, La Petite Alliance, secretary, Le Cercle Francais, secretary, prom committee, G.A.A., Science Club, Girl Reserves, GLENN ALLEN A.C.C.L., delegate, Public Speak- ing Club, Biology Club, Spanish Club, Science Club. WINSTON ALSOP A.C.C.L. delegate, Crier repre- sentative, Temulac representative, Public Speaking Club, prom com- mittee, Mixed Chorus, American Youth League, treasurer, German Club, interclass basketball. STANLEY ANDERSEN A.C.C.L., in t e r c l a s s baseball, swimming, Calumet Ice Skating Team, student coach, senior swim- ming team. GERALDINE ANDERSON A.C.C.L., Crier staff, advertis- ing manager, Biology Club, A Ca- pella Choir, Paint and Powder Club, Equestrian Club, Latin Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Alpha Chap- ter, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. MARGARET ANDREN A,C.C.L., G.A.A., office assis- tant. AGLE ARGIRIS A.C.C.L., Senior Girls Council, vice-president, Girl Reserves, La Petite Alliance, Le Cercle Fran- cais, Biology Club, Kiwiettes, G.A.A. HELEN ARNOLD A.C.C.L., National Honor Society, Iunior Honor Society, secretary, Senior Girls Council, Crier staff, La Petite Alliance, treasurer, Le Cercle Francais, Kiwiettes, Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves, Science Club, G.A.A. ROBERT ATKINSON A.C.C.L., wrestling team.