Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE AID CODES BACK ROVU: Durrant, Private 5 Koranda, Private 3 Hughes, Sgt. : Bonner, Prix atc Breitenbucher, Private, SECOND ROW? Cawley, Corporal 3 Rocco, Privateg Daly Private 1 Fisher, Corporal, FRONT ROW: Lunclin, C0rP01'2il1 Lelgllwn. 553. S Fl'ISblC Sgt.g Gocl-cman. Sgt.: janush, Corporal. JUNIUIQ AND SENIOIQ lrll-Y Each year the HI-Ys add as members the boys they consider outstanding in scholastic and athletic achievements, Haircuts, paddles, plus dark and mysterious rites mark the Senior Hi-Y's bi-annual initia- tion pledges. George McKay, forward on Calumets lights : Loren Brown, ace swimmer, Bob Lambert, city backstroke champion: and Ronnie Pickrell. all-south section basketball light : are among the outstanding members. Mr. Smith and his boys of the Junior Hi-Y have been part of Calumet for such a long time that they are almost tradition. This years tradition keepers include footballer Ralph Baker, wrestling champ Harvey Highland, Ralph Culloden, Robert Jacobs, Bill Simms, and Bob Straights. MCK RONX7: Rickerson, Murray, Gibson, Cooper, Brown, Wllccler, Mason, Fry. SECOND BACK ROW: Galvin, just, Stube, Sims, ligann SECOND ROW IOXV: Fahrncr, Miller, Lennon, Sandin, Lambert, Kcpner, Pickrcll, Wagner. FRONT Jacobs, XVagner, Straits, Mitzign, Swanke. FRONT ROVV: Peak iOX5C': Mueller, Moreen, Kaup, Mr. Kinnick, McKay, Allen, Blakey. Hintz, Balscr, Hyland, Burger. f27

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TH If IQ. 0.T. C. R. O. T. C. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS USH ERS CLUB BACK ROW: Martin, Hinchclirf. Londahl, Schafers, Gelvin, Fortuin, Ahern. O'Connor, Herbaly, Cowie, Burke. THIRD ROW: Cannon, Steinke, Ozinga, Person, Cooper, Lang, Wolter, Kinsella, Swanson, Jacobs, Schaer, Osborne. Block. SECOND ROW: Wagner, Sandquist, Haag, Coughlin, Fusso. Hoff- man, Weigel, Ekman, XX'arren, Klaas. FRONT ROW: Harris. jnndacek. In ', li ll xx v BACK ROW: F e n n e s s y , Gardner, Boal, H 0 r v a t h , Fox, Leliier. MIDDLE ROW: Warren, Osborne, Lassa, Dowling, Ahern, Kinsella. FRONT ROW: Cooper, Barry, White, Weigel, Fortuin. The Calumet R. O. T. C., for the eighth consecutive year, has been ranked in the Honor School class by the War Department of the United States. This is evidence of its excellence, but more appreciable to Calites is the usher service done by the R. O. T. C. at all school assemblies. Organizations within the R. O. T. C., such as the Commissioned and Non-Commissioned Oflicers Clubs and the Rifle Club, also contribute to school life. j anus h, Wenzlatf, Clnrbour. Sedlack, Davis, Reese. MW in T Q T .MW ll ll ff will s ' ' 1: RIFLE TEAM OFFICERS CLUB BACK ROWY Sgt. Weigel, Sgt. Vercoe, Sgt. jennings, First Lieut. Cum BACK ROW: just, Sriovy, Novosel, Korf, Wells. SECOND ROW: White. mings, Priv. Draftz, Corp. Schaen. FRONT ROW: Capt. just, Lieut Kennelly, Peterson, Taxis, Hess, Daley. FRONT ROW: Lind, Hughes, Hughes, Peterson, Capt. Hess, First Lieut. Wienold, First Lieut. Woodworth johnson, Sgt. Tutlis, Noble. Wienold, Bloomquist. Licut. Col. Noble. l26I

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Glahe, Ninwck. McCarthy, Jennings, is my I I I I , III I BACK ROXV: Sahlherg, Tilvstra, john- son, XX urtshaugh. Voigt, Clark. Egan, Nadtly. McMahon, Sherman, Bloom- berg. Fox. Retlelin, Crossen, Filson, Kotkler, IiOUR'I'I'I ROV: Xwkille, Ifeichtinger. Ban, Rapp, Beyighani, Thorell, Smith. Princleville, Reck, Car- ritk, Green. johnsan. Oschrnim, Clark. THIRD ROXV: Schultz, Volger, Arnett, Clark, Crawley, Cianski, Intbine. Kostal, XY'elch, Feeley. Irlaitliwaite. Schlesser, Matthews, Schieman. SIZCOND ROW: Stepan, Ottertlahl, Hayes, Harley. Gus- tafson. McNgunara. Dankers, Hollinger, McNally, Nyden, O'Connor, Orth Sloan, Retlelin, Riel, FRONT ROVUZ Iiickel, Troian, Nitkelson, Akers. Sufkow. 'GlDl.DESEDVES A sudden hush falls on the chatter of one hundred and fifty girls as they pass into the large darkened room. Each holds an unlighted candle and, forming a circle, looks expectantly at the president. She and the other ofhcers form a part of the circle and the candles which they hold are lighted. As the leader speaks, a tiny flame passes from candle to candle until a circle of light is completed. After a brief time of thought, the girls pass out of the room to the tune of the Girl Reserves' song. This is the Girl Reserves ceremonial. The organization, one of Calumet's finest, meets weekly for a lecture, or a discussion program, on some topic of interest to girls. There are parties, too. which provide wholesome pleasure for the members. l28I Morris. St, Aulwin, Carlson. Suhn BACK ROXV: Newton, Rehnherg, Lin- demann. Knox, Kilty. Sandall, Bloom qu1st.Thiele. Lamb. Plumstcad. Benson, Nickelson. THIRD ROXV: Holzhauser, Spink. Irlockin. Dowling, McClellan. Fahrner. Matthews. Anderson, Suma, Slmw, Blaine. SICCOND ROXV: Finne- gan. Schziller, Iilke. Buettncr. Kruse, Dale, Paulin. Clemens, Bath, Greenlee, W'hite, Lackinger. Iiriend, FIRST RCJW: Stocklose, Reinke, Krueger, Vollert. XY'ilkc. Noel. Gidlcy, Neigh- bor, Q'Brien, Tet-fel. Seymour, Ahney.