Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1942 volume:

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By safeguarding health, by developing efficiency, by conserving rnaterial. by contributing funds. and by main- taining loyalty-each student is serving his country to the best of his ability. Later he will be ready and eager to fight for the Flag of the United States and the Republic for which it stands. OUR SCHOOL DOE T A566 T In THIS FILL'OUT lUHR FOR SURVIV Pczqe IJEIJIEHTIUII o the boys of Calumet, who are following the Colors into the armed forces of the United States of America, we dedicate this volume of our Temulac. And with our dedication we pledge our undying love and loyalty. May our prayers bring them safe back to us . . . After they have routed the enemy, won for us the Victory, and laid for us the paving stones over which we shall walk toward the establishment Private E. A. Ahlgrim . . Sergeant Gordon Anderson . Corporal George Angsman Corporal William Athans . Private Robert Betz . . Private John Berry . . Private Bird . . Private Fred Blackmore . . Sergeant Robert Bock . . Private Gerald Bresnahan . Corporal James Burgess . Private M. Burke . . . Private William G. Cassidy Private Galer M. Chaves . Private Patrick Condon . Private Donald Coppock . Private Henry Coppock . Private William Corbett . . Corporal William Cornfield Corporal Robert Cruise . . First Lieut. Robert Cutts . Private Bob Daley . . . Private James Daly . . Sergeant Edward J. Dennett . Staff Sgt. William G. Dudman Private Robert Dykes . . Second Lieut. Eugene J. Farmer . Corporal James Foody . . Private Joseph Geiselman . Private William Gleason . Private Robert Gockman . Private Sam Gordon . . Private Robert Gossage . Private Thomas Haskins . Corporal Arthur Hassel . Sergeant A. Henning . Corporal William Herold . Private Richard lgle . Private Seymour Isreal . Private George Jennings . Private Arnold Johnson . Sergeant Leonard Keane . Private F. Kelly . . . Private lst class, Robert King Private Fred Kloese . . Private Glen B. Kluth . . 6 Grad Grad Grad Grad. Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad. Grad Grad Grad. Left Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad. Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Left Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad. Grad Left Grad Grad Grad Grad 1939 1940 1938 1939 1936 1941 1939 1938 1939 1938 1941 1940 1936 1939 1938 1936 1934 1939 1940 1936 1932 1939 1940 1937 1933 1938 1938 1936 1941 1937 1940 1937 1940 1939 1937 1939 1937 1938 1935 1941 1936 1940 1937 1936 1937 1935 of a just and lasting PEACE. Private John Kropp . . Private Walter Larkin . Corporal Leonard Lee . . Second Lieut. Herb Lind . Sergeant Fred Lunden . . Private Floyd MacGowen . Private Jack Mallay . . . Corporal Joseph McDonnell . Private Al Medwedeff . . Private Ervin G. Mertes . . Lieutenant Ted S. Mulcahy . Sergeant Howard Murphy . Private Tadeus Nowicki . . Private Arthur R. Olsen . . Sergeant Howard Osmon . . Private Robert Penn . . Private Walter Peterson . . Private Edward J. Pickering . Private Arnold Pohle . . . Private Nicholas Polus . . Private George Postelthwaste . Private Robert C. Proffitt . Private Paul Psik . . . Lieutenant O. J. Reamer . Private Robert Regen . . . Second Lieut. William Robinson Grad. Grad. Left Grad Grad Grad. Left Grad Grad. Grad Grad. Grad. Grad Grad Grad. Grad Grad Left Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad 1936 1938 1934 1935 1940 1936 1935 1938 1938 1938 1935 1939 1931 1938 1937 1936 1937 1942 1938 1935 1937 ' 1932 1932 1930 1937 . . . . . . Killed in Action Private Rudolph Rydell . . Private Alfred Schiller . Sergeant Robert Sheridan . . Private Robert Sirotek . Sergeant Robert Sloan . . Captain William Stephens . Elec. Eng. William Sutfin . . Sergeant Harry Town . . Private Harry Van Der Worken . Private Richard C. Waggoner Private Edward K. Wagner . . Private John Warren . . Private Edmund J. Waterman . Private George Wenthe . . Private Charles Wilson . . Private Joseph J. Young . . ARMY NURSE First Lieut. Floramund A. Fellmeth . Grad Grad Grad. Grad Grad Grad Grad Grad Left Grad Grad Left Grad. Grad. Grad Grad Grad 1937 1937 1935 1937 1939 1935 1934 1940 1937 1936 1934 1940 1936 1938 1937 1935 1932 AIR CORPS Private Ralph Barry . . Captain C. P. Belda . Private Jerry Bern . . Private Robert Block . . Private Clarence Blocker . Jack Breitenbucker Private Private Marvin Brooks . . Private Norman Clegg Private Eugene Duff . Sergeant Earl Erikson . Private Donald Farrell . . Private Raymond K. Fox . Second Lieut. Robert Freeman Private Arthur Gaw . . Sergeant Russel Gerleman . Corporal Roger Holms . Private Edward Holtsberg . Private William L. Johns . Private George Johnson . Captain Gerald Martin Keenan . Private Arthur Kerchner . Staff Sgt. Richard Krug . Private W. D. Learner . Sergeant Frederick Lundin . Sergeant Jack Magee . Private Alfred Oelschlegel . Private Herbert Partlow . Private Robert Paulson . William Peterson . Private Private Lloyd Strandberg . Private Walter Thimm . . Private George Washburn . Private C. S. Watkins . . COAST GUARD Seaman John Berry . . Frank Elmqren . Seaman Seaman William B. Feil . Seaman Herbert Lukey . Seaman George Mitziga . Seaman Raymond Olsen . Donald Petersen . Seaman Seaman Ted Sedlack . . Seaman Carter W. Weider . Seaman Charles E. White, Jr. U. S. MARINES Private Robert L. Anderson . Private Bryan Biggers . Corporal Raymond Blunt . lst class Donald Booth Private Private Michael Bortkvitch . Private Mitchel Brennan . Mort Cohen . Private Private David Ellington . Private Emil Kralik . . Private Edgar Fox . . Private Joseph Greenberg . Private William Hamilton . Private James Helderbran . Private Charles Hovey . Sergeant Ted Hughes . . Grad. 1941 Grad 1939 . Left 1942 Grad. 1940 . Grad 1937 . Grad 1941 . Grad 1936 Grad 1939 . Grad 1940 Left 1936 . Grad 1939 . Grad 1937 . Grad 1931 . Grad 1937 . Grad. 1937 Grad 1940 . Grad. 1930 . Grad. 1936 . Grad. 1940 Left 1935 . Grad 1938 . Grad. 1940 . Grad. 1939 Grad 1940 . Grad 1940 Grad. 1937 . Grad 1939 Grad 1937 . Left 1941 Grad 1937 . Grad. 1938 . Grad. 1940 . Left 1938 . Left 1940 Grad 1940 . Grad 1939 Left 1941 . Grad 1937 Grad 1939 . Grad 1938 Grad 1941 . Left 1939 . Grad 1941 . Left 1940 . Grad. 1941 . Grad. 1938 . Left 1939 . Grad. 1939 Lett 1942 . Grad. 1936 Lett 1940 . Grad. 1937 . Grad 1940 . Left 1940 . Left 1940 Killed in Action . Left 1938 . Grad. 1941 Sergeant Theodore Hughes . Private Hugh Keable . . Private Ervin Mertes . . . Private Carl Miller . . . Private lst class Leroy O'Leary . Private Edward Pickering . Private Thomas Russel . . Private John Schillo . . Private Raymond Senecal . . Private James Strain . Private John Ulm . . . U. S. NAVY Shipfitter 3d class Donald A. Agnew Seaman James Ahern . . Seaman James Ahern . . Seaman Paul Arquette . . Seaman E. B. Brown, Jr. . Seaman Norman Carlson . . Seaman Donald Christensen . First class Seaman Joseph Conlan Seaman Edward J. Cornfield . Seaman William Coverick . . Seaman Lawrence R. Creps . Killed in Action Seaman James Davis . . . Radioman lst class Bob Devlin Seaman Francis Donahue . . Seaman John F. Dowd . Seaman John Fitzgerald . . Seaman John Garrett . . Frederick Gawley . Seaman Seaman Charles Gierrnan . Seaman Seaman Robert Grant . . J. L. Henning . Seaman William Kummer . . Seaman William Lawler Seaman John Looby . . . Seaman Ralph Lowanthol . Seaman Erwin Frank Mitschek . Yeoman lst class Albert J. Nelson Second class Petty Officer Alvin E. Nystrom . . . App. Seaman Robert O'Malley Seaman Arthur Pedgrift . . Seaman Kenneth Rancine . Seaman lst class Richard Roche App. Seaman Richard Simonds Seaman Sam Stramaglia . . Seaman Raymond Walls . Seaman Robert Walters . . 2nd class Seaman Robert Watters . Seaman Richard Weber . . U. S. FIELD ARTILLERY Corporal William Bauske . Sergeant Robert Bock . . . Corporal James Burgess . . A Second Lieut. Charles J. Church Private John L. Cormann . Corporal William Cornfield . Corporal James Cummings . Corporal Charles Fetter . . Private Raymond Laschober . Corporal Gordon Seyffert . . Grad 1940 Grad 1940 Grad. 1938 Left 1940 Left 1941 Left 1941 Left 1941 Grad 1942 Lett 1941 Grad 1941 Grad 1937 Grad. 1938 Grad 1937 Left 1933 Grad. 1942 Grad 1940 Grad 1940 Grad. 1940 Left 1941 Left 1936 Left 1941 Left 1934 Grad 1939 Grad 1939 Left 1942 Grad. 1939 Grad 1939 Lett 1941 Grad. 1932 Left 1941 Grad 1939 Grad 1939 Grad. 1942 Grad 1936 Grad 1941 Grad 1939 Grad. 1938 Grad 1930 Grad 1940 Grad 1940 Grad. 1939 Grad- Lett 1941 Left 1941 Left 1941 Grad. 1935 Grad. 1937 Grad. 1938 Grad 1939 Grad 1939 Left 1940 Grad 1934 Grad 1937 Grad 1941 Grad 1937 Grad 1937 Grad. 1940 Grad 1937 Page 7 MW eww very true American. lov- ing democracy and peace, has directed his efforts toward those ends for genera- tions. Why then, you might ask. have we of the past generation failed? Why are we now involved in another great war in the defense of democracy? Will it ever be possible to have peace on this earth for all? We might spend much of our time looking backward with regret. Shall we? No. rather let us look forward, and plan ff0m UUR PRIIIEIPHL together for the future with the feeling of hopefulness which has always character- ized our nation. Every Calumet student will play some part in the world tomorrow -some in war. and others in peace. As we face the greatest task America has ever encountered, let all of us do our part in the home, the school and the com- munity, and let us press onward hopefully and courageously to the things which lie ahead. H IHESSHGE Page 9 ,- -iw -Y Y Y PRIITEIPHLS MR. EGBERT HUNTER MISS KATHRYN COYLE iss Coyle holds a warm spot in the hearts of West- cott pupils because of her genuine interest in their welfare. Mr. Hunter is regarded as a friend at Calumet because of his genial smile and be- cause he understands young people and their problems. Page 10 THESE EXECUTIVE OF CHLUITIET vx KU I- D Q au P I- CE I I- vx C E Q CE KU I :- C I- vx SIX VN CE PN -.I I CE 'Wm 119' ,yn ak MR. ALTMAN MISS ASHLAND MR. ASHLEY MB. ALEXANDER MR. AULT MBS. BABLOW MRS. BATTEY MR. BAYSTON MR. BECHTOLT MISS BERELEMAN MR. BOYLE MISS BBIODY MBS. BURTON MR. CASEY MRS. CEBATIS MR. CHURCHILL MISS CBOWE MRS. CUBTISS MR. DALY MRS. DAVIES MRS. DAVIDGE MRS. DELEHANT MB. DEL FAVEHO MRS. DETEB K MRS. DONOVAN MISS DROLSOM MISS F. M. DUFFY MR. DYGEBT FFIEULTE MR. FARNSWORTH MISS FITZGERALD MISS FLETCHER MISS FREMONT MR. FREESTROM MISS GORDON MR. GRIFFIN MRS. HAGEN MRS. HAGSTROM MISS HALE MISS HALEY MR. HANSEN MRS MRS. MRS MRS HARMS HARRISON HEWES HORINE Miss HYMAN MH. IVERS MR. JOHNSON x Mas. KEEGAN MR. KINNICK MR. KNEHANS MISS KUGLIN MRS. LA COSTE 5- 524. .zis MRS. LAVV MISS MEALIFF MR. METZ CAPT. MORRIS H1942 N I MISS LOGEMAN MR. MAJORS MR. MARSHALL CAPT. MORRIS MISS MORRISON MRS. MUSGRAVE MISS NIGI-ITINGALE MISS O'KEEFE MR. PALSEDGE MISS PARMALEE MRS. PATTERSON MISS L. PEARSON MR. PETERSON MISS PHILLIPS MISS PRESSENTIN MRS. ROBERTS MISS ROWE MRS. RUMMEL MISS SATTLER MR. SCHUESSLER SGT. SEVERS MR. SIETSEMA MR. SMITH MR. SOLOMON MRS. SPENCER MISS STELLAR MRS. STRYKER MISS SWAIN FHIULTE MR. WHITMAN MB. WILBUB MISS WYSE oun TEHCHERS nrluonu ann nr PLHY LTU SHHP SHOTS ' Page 15 n EULTU P S THE FFIIULTU B9 IJEPHRTHIEIITS ENGLISH TEACHERS Mr. Ault, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Cebatis, Mrs. Delephant, Mrs. Donovan, Miss Drolsom, Miss F. R. Duffey, Miss F. M. Duffy, Mrs. Hagstrom, Mrs. Hagen, Miss Hogan, Miss Kuhn, Miss Mea- liffe, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Sattler, Miss Stenhouse, Mrs. Swain, Miss Todd. SCIENCE TEACHERS Miss Ashland, Mr. Daly, Mrs. Francis, Miss Fremont, Miss Hyman, Mr. J. H. Johnson, Mr. Mar- shall, Miss Parmalee, Mr. Peterson, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Rummel, Mr. Schuessler, Mr. Wilbur, Miss Wyse. MATH TEACHERS Mr. Altman, Miss Austin, Miss McEnroe, Miss Nightingale, Miss Rowe, Mr, Sietsema, Miss Turnham, Miss Wernicke, Mrs. Wilgus. FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS Mr. Bechtolt, Miss Berleman, Miss Haley, Mrs. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Spencer. HISTORY TEACHERS Mrs. Baker, Miss Crowe, Mrs. Davies, Miss Hale, Mrs. Horine, Mrs. Keepers, Mrs. Law, Miss E. Pearson, Miss Phillips, Miss Reaver, Mrs. Stryker, Mr. Whitman. COMMERCIAL TEACHERS Mrs. Battey, Mrs. Deter, Miss Fitzgerald, Mr. Griffin, Miss Harris, Miss Heagney, Mr. Kinnick, Mr. Knehans, Mr. Majors, Miss Morrison, Miss Mulcahy, Mr. Palsedge, Miss Powers, Miss Presentin, Miss Roach, Mr. Smith, Miss Wager. ' HOUSEHOLD ARTS TEACHERS Mrs. Barlow, Miss Hickey, Miss Rosenbluth, Miss Tobin. SHOP TEACHERS Mr. Alexander, Mr. Bayston, Mr. Metz, Mr. Solomon. ' MECHANICAL DRAWING TEACHERS Mr. Ashley, Mr. Booth, Mr. Del Favero. MUSIC TEACHERS Mrs. Curtiss, Mrs. Harms, Miss Heather, Mr. Morris, Mr. Thatcher. ART TEACHERS Miss Gordon, Miss Logeman, Mrs. Musgraves, Mrs. Reilly. PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS Mr. Boyle, Mrs. Davidge, Mr. Dygert, Miss Fletcher, Mr. Ivers, Miss Kuglin, Miss Armstrong, Miss L. Pearson. I R. O. T. C.-Sgt. Sever VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE Miss Briody, Mr. Churchill, Mr. Freestrom. Page 1 7 J M ' ' I 1 4 w,' Q' N A EUHTEIITS HDFTIIDISTRHTIOH HCTIVITIES SEHIORIS HTHLETICS I I 5 1 HETIVITIES HT CHLUmET EXECUTIVE COUNCIL BACK ROW: Blaha, Anderson, Rittenhouse, Perkins, Rinck, Shealy, Allen, Reed, Trapp, Schuer, St. Pierre, Scheid. SECOND ROW: Ryon, Moehle, Moehle, Franks, O'Connor, Goodell, C. Johnson, McMahon, Crawford, Iacobsen, Slattery, Brodt. FRONT ROW: Pallas, A. Iohnscn, Panos, Powell, Richardson, Zimmers, Woodward, Larsen, Cahill, Larsen, Robin. CLEAN-UP BACK ROW: Sager, McGlasson, Conway, Walitchek, Bendt, Dushkes, latte, Goodell, Ienkins, Thornas, Willson, Reynolds, Kaiser. MIDDLE ROW: Anderson, Slattery, Rattray, Drugas, Vasi, Weinhofi, Hiller, Mellon, Bromfield, Wagner, Holland, Schop- pen, Bartsch, Petersen, VI-Iarlan, McNally. FRONT ROW: Wegman, Diletto, Bilek, Larsen, Novak, Larsen, Filson, Knox, Milligan, Iohnson, Maloney, Panos, Redman, Hansen, Laier, Lynn, Wack. HLI. EHLUIIIET EIVII LEHGUE he All Calumet Civic League, sponsored by Mr. Casey-until Uncle Sam called him to the colors-and now by Mr. Daly, affords practice to Calumet students in the democratic way of lite. A11 active members are expected to serve on a committee. Page 20 H. E. E. L. Duecanres First Year BACK ROW: Mahon, Pollard, Os borne, Musselman, Brown, Goodell, Sandin. FRONT ROW: Reitz, Sap- peniield, O'Connor, Bills, Bilek, Bludorn, Vesel. Second Year BACK ROW: Rosenfart, Haberkorn, Laier, Grauer, Walsh, Gano, Lame. Laiviarre, Stein, Wack. FRONT R ' Erdrrann Bowmark. Palacik OW. r , , Shanahan, Bilek, Tolash, Pincus. FLOOR: Wade. Third Year BACK ROW: Kaiser, Goodell, Ken- nedy, Jacobsen, Mclnerney, Oher. Lassa, Chartier, Cl-iuk, Rapp. THIRD ROW: Larson, Chrisiie, Casey, Mc- Lerman, Dernoplos, Peterson, New- ion, Larson, Ellingharn, Shapiro, SECOND ROW: Masterson, Costin, Nolan, Mero, Kirschstein, McG1as- son, Gilbertson, Walker. FRONT ROW: Kossack, Knox, Filson. Fourth Year BACK ROW: Ratzel, Kelley, Sager, C. Iohnson, Fox, Allen, Lassa, Mag- nuson, Druqas, Mitchell, Cotter, Itlersaqen. THIRD ROW: Callahan. Richardson, Schultz, Law, Nelson, Minnich, Ahern, Hopkins, Bennett, Galinski, Iohnson, Donaghue. SEC- OND ROW: Ahrens, Novak, Laier. Larsen, Cahill, Schoppen, Yock, Backas, Leahy. FRONT ROW: O'Connor, Zimmers, Pisle. X,- Page 21 , :swf 5 rmggwvi f wk I Qt! it HC. Page 22 'Q' qty astra Membership Drive Thanksgiving Collection A. C. C. L. Cabinet Director of Activities cmd Committee Thanksgiving Fund Drive Membership Drive C.L. ORGHTIIZHTIOH HND HCTIVITIES t. t SERVICE TO CHLUITTET HIGH SCHOOL Year Book Committee Coke Day Thanksgiving Fund ChIiStI'1'1CIS Assembly Session Drive CThonksgivingJ A ,C. C, L, Sgciql Pace 23 FALL SEMESTER y BACK ROW: Alm, Iandacek, Hull, Anderson, Kaufmann. THIRD ROW: Lulu, Lindell, Iohnson, Wakefield, Tolen, Woods, Maynard, Krug. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Iohnson, Friend. Carlson, Allen, Mrs. Roberts, Sponsor: Patterson, Erickson, Mea. FRONT ROW: Heinz, Lundquist, Sappenfield, Lee. SPRING SEMESTER BACK ROW: Zirnrners, Nienhouse, O'Del1, Finnegan, Huster, Mulcahy, Wolf, Milligan, Allen, Folsom, Davis, Gundlach, Kenny. FOURTH ROW: St. Pierre, Ryan, Lowry, Lund, Anderson, Wiening, Gockman, Fraider, Wollek, Searls, Iohnston, Larson, Val- lera, Franek, McMahon. MIDDLE ROW: Iohnson, president: Trapp, Schafarzek, Crettol, Lebensorger, Barlow, Dumke, Litz- kow, Anders, Ellison, Hopkins, Simon, Prindiville, Sandberg, vice, president. SECOND ROW: Iones, Kincaid, Harlan, Mc- Williams, Bangs, Vaqtborg, Coppock, Miss Roberts, sponsor: Vwleinheimer, Olson, Peterson, Kamberos, Stennett, Schultz, O'Connor. FRONT ROW: Warren, Slattery, Rysdon, Noble, Richardson, secretary: Laier, treasurer: Rosell. Chiappetti, Keigher, Wood- ward, Frank. Graves, Newton. Z1 l1 Ll-J L-I T Ll! 1 I 1 I 1 -I T i 1 I... 1 Z W Q J -4 , he members of these groups are top-stu- ,, GW dents at Calumet. They lead in scholarship, in citizenship, in initiative, in in- 4 V, ' genuity, and rn depenclabxlrty. They are the human material which will pro- '12 W , vide the intelligent leadership necessary not only to win the War, but also to . 1' 4 '94, ,N X L il! 1 . ll win the Peace which will follow. Page 24 Mr. Sietsema BACK ROW: Evans, Brandel, Blunt, Gutmann, Martell, Prenderaast, Ab- benga, Perry, Parker, Celschegel, Holzhauser, Gilmartin, Wright. FIFTH ROW: Mitchell, Bromfield, Filson, Hagstrom, Andersen, Nelson, Welin, Walitchek, Pallas, Downey, Demopolos, Bliss, Schmit, Henning, Hamer, Erdmann, Bein, Winterhotf, lVIcDonald, Kumpier, Becker, Witte stock, Verstrate, Waggoner, Pincus. FOURTH ROW: Chuk, Irwin, Coitey, Kossack, Conway, Sedlack, Harran, Swanson, Panabaker, Mower, Mas- terson, Pelereit, Groman, Coppock, Weinheimer, Weirxhoft, Rickert, An- derson, Sager, Drugas. THIRD ROW: Turnbloom, Corcoran, Ca- hill, Ianisch, Thomas, Busch, Mur- ray, Nolan, Lund, Le-Beau, Lawson, Ahern, Shapiro, Gilbert, Scholten, Greasley, Ieppesen, Lowry, Schlage- ter, Fritz, Tolash. SECOND ROW: Negri, MacDonald, Molnar, Wood- ward, Spector, Pisle, Coleman, Buckberg, Mr. Sietsema, sponsor: Sandin, treasurer: Goodell, presi- dent: Ienkins, secretary: Lord, Wilke, Newberry, Meyer, Hedrick, Moehle. FIRST ROW: Bilek, O'Con- nor, Kohnke, Stevens, Tebbins, Richards, Schick, Schwab, Gilmore, Klein, Wilke, Wray, O'Connor, Q BACK ROW: Peterson, McNally, Ienkins, Hostrup, Lundgren, Strobel, Laier, Gorman, McEnroe, Lackey, Swanke, Illg. FOURTH ROW: Stern- berger, Masterson, Schroeder, An- dersen, Carr, Shanley, DelGiorno, Johnson, Dahlin, Panos, Koskey, King, Chaves. THIRD ROW: New- ton, Mathes, DeGuide, Bock, Elayne Larsen, Eleanor Larsen, Novak, Laier, Dorl, Bayak, Campaigne, Latzko. Rippel. SECOND ROW: Rehm, Vogel, Auersch, Piaff, Leahy, Knox, Kappelman, Kamlieros, Bar- row, Rosen, Newell, McLernan. Redelin. FIRST ROW: Wacholz. Brillman, Richert, Lindquist, Han- sen, Galloway, Yunker, Ehrenstrom, Flynn, Palacik, Grindler, Perry, Levin. C BACK ROW: Hughes, Chuk, Quoss. Krause, Moehle, Wager, Boncly, Larson, Kresge, Soutter, Engerman, Servies, Fahrner. FIFTH ROW: Flanagan, Kaiser, Pakieser, Battis, Mellon, Woods, Crook, Hiller, Schiff, Iacobsen, Brady, Huster, Mulcahy, Dushkes, Sundstrom, Seeber, Bau- man, Robin, DeRuntz, Hochberger, Wilson, O'De11, Ahern, Roseniarb, Dunke. FOURTH ROW: Batten, Bose, Goebel, Callahan, Vesel, Howe, O'Farre1l, Benson, Berndt, Engelbrecht, Ballin, Hultquist, Crim, Wray, Gwozd, Marema, Iaeger, Vasi, Sawallisch, Schoppen, Arnett, Quillinan, Maur, Holzhauser. THIRD ROW: Kamberos, Keigher, Yates, Rocco, Spink, Nelson, LeVentis, Homolka, Lehman, Lund, Frimand, Burns, D a vi d s o n, Magnusson, Bartsch, Brodt, Walker, Oakes, Erickson, Barlow. SECOND ROW: Millerick, Swenson, Reynolds, Nel- son. Pankratz, Iohnson, Hurley, Martell, Pollard, O'Nei1, Kincaid, Lindburg, Komar, Baude, Schussler. FIRST ROW: Drugas, Rattray, Ahern, Archdale, McConnell, Bitner, Zimmerman, Scott, Peterson, Hull, Clark, Halsten, O'Connor, Iurlow. lohnson. lUIlIOR H0ll0R SUIIETU alumet is proud of her Iunior Honor Society Students and coniident that in the difficult years ahead may well stand staunchly ready to serve America, and to carry her colors into the Battle for Democracy - AND WIN. Page 25 , V 7 - -Y--1 V mUSlf one OF THE HIGHEST o usical organizations at Calumet are a distinct contribution to the culture of the community. Concerts by band and orchestra. and musical shows utilizing Calumet talent are always of high quality. Page 26 'HE FIDE HR in Calumet's Swing Band THE BHHD alumet's Band is an organiza- tion oi which the school is proud. Perhaps some mem- bers will find their way eventually into the great Military Bands of the Nation. At present. band members are learning military disci- pline and aiding the War effort by playing at Defense Rallies. UREHESTRH ecreation is important in War. Talented students of Calumet have an outlet for their pent-up emotions in the Orchestra. The music depart- ment ol Calumet has done much to help boost the morale ot our fighting iorces by playing for many Def tense Rallies. Page 27 GIRLS' CHORUS BACK ROW: Leigh, Iensen, Gerleman, Krabbenhoff, Sanders, Humpf, Sotor, Baker, Anderson, Richards. FOURTH ROW: Werges, Iones, Schultz, Terpinas, Bayak, Vogel, McFarlane, Tabbert, Lefren, Utz, Mori- cxrity. THIRD ROW: Thompson, Scholten, Mildner, Chiappetti, Timmerman, Light, Busch, Lemminq, Mlsna, Talmont, Oelschlegel. SECOND ROW: Schubert, Rogers, Schuer, Matthies, Welin, Hartman, Doud, Cole- man, Capuano, Orphan. FIRST ROW: Palacik, Keigher, Gilbertson, Meredith, secretary: Latzko, treasurer: Mrs. Curtiss, sponsor: Reed, president: Smith, viceepresidentg Oliver, Roach, Medema, Flynn. A CAPELLA CHOIR ' SIXTH ROW: Weinhoff, Lindquist, Crawford, Nisius, Birmingham, Ralzel, Johnson, Iohnson, Hipsher, Meier, Hoffman, Schlageter, Thomson, Petersen, Anderson, Sholl, Hitz, Biegel. FIFTH ROW: Bone, Tartas, Blaha, Lignell, Van Dam, Gibbons, Peterson, Minnich, Trovato, Iohnson, Carlson, Abs, Abs, Gavin, Gawley, Sommer, Anderson. FOURTH ROW: McNichols, Michaels, Warden, Tomkins, McGuire, De Pierre, Lyon, Dunnett, Iohnson, Pollard, Gadzinski, Doherty, Erickson, Mack. THIRD ROW: Stout, McCor- mick, Coyle, Ahrens, Cameron, Crim, Zieman, Iohnston, Perkins, Brunke, Bock, Masterson, Hayes, Bossi, Booth, Julian. SECOND ROW: Gilmore, Benson, Woodward, Ehrenstrom, Katz, Mrs. C. Harms, Sponsor, Barsch, Davidson, Thomason, Lord, McG1osson, Bendt, Buckberg, Riley. FIRST ROW: Leahy, Steffen, Lance, Buchler, Peterson, Robin, Blaha, Wegman, Flutman, Dushkes. GIRLS' CHORUS ' EHPELLH EHUIR Page 28 IHHTIES Mrs Harms Mrs Delehant kfx 'f 3 as K X J, , , il IM , r-.J ut oi Mrs. Harms' very popu- lar Drama classes, after some time oi shouting. dashing. and last minute memorizing, emerge the annual Drama plays. These classes also are largely responsible for the annual Variety and Vaudeville Shows. This semester there has been even more frenzy cmd bustle because some of the class members are working in radio plays and assemblies. Because ot the war. another activity has been added: members of the group have been working on skits which were given at a Civilian Defense meeting. They plan to do their share for National Defense. HLL THE LUORLD'S H STFIGEH 3. Page 29 DRAMA BACK ROW: Biegel, Ianis. Eulitt, Bloyd, Medema, Dahl, Lance, Lint, Sommer, Bougie, Calhoun, Flutman, Hughes, Hitz. FOURTH ROW: Boal, Eisner, Talcott, Iohnson, Riley, Hjerstedt, Mitchell, Iaiie, Crawtord, Perkins, Berry. MIDDLE ROW: Faber, Weinhotf, Cahill, Gilmartin, Pirtle, Cardwell, Garber, Paolicchi, Baqby, Aardema, Walker, Goebel, Tebbens, SECOND ROW: Baker, Donaghue. Backas, Cowan, Connor, Mrs. Harms, Sponsor: Thorpe, Booth, Dorl, Iones, Siegers, Lord. FRONT ROW: Redman, Kohlman, Sawal- lisch, Panos, Likas, Forgue, Utz. Forsythe, Iaeger. Schoppen, Manhatton, Pursell. 9 PAINT AND POWDER BACK ROW: McNally, Kohlmann, Iohnson, Harlan, Cahill, Gilbertson, Baker, Kilty, Mustes, Kumpter. Tebbens, Baku, Erickson, Geary, McAndrews, Sawallisch. FRONT ROW: Aszman, Coler, Barlow, Panos, Ienkins, Secretary: Sandin, Treasurer, Marshall, President, Miss O'Keete, Sponsor: Fraider, Vice-President, Hunter, Larsen, Larsen, Geary. he Paint and Powder Club, spon- sored by Miss Mary O'Keefe, specializes in the art oi making up our actors. Page 31 i l PHREIIT-TEHEHEH HSSUCIHTIUII I BOARD BACK ROW: Mrs. P. Harrison, Mrs. E. Kohlmann, Mrs. I. Cunningham, Mrs. A. Engstrom, Mrs. F. McMackn, Mrs. I. Prenderqast, Mrs. R. Barnes, Mrs. W. Kumpier. FRONT ROW: Mrs. I. Flood, Mrs. G. Chaves, Mrs, L. McClelland, Mrs. I. Davidson, Mrs. E. Becker, Mrs. A. Logus, Mrs. H. Andreason. I Page 32 his year the 350 mem- bers of the P. T. A. have been busy. They have donated S100 toward the purchase of choir robes tor Ca1umet's A Capella: S50 to Student Aid and Scholarship Fund: S5.00 to Chi1dren's Scholarship League: 55.00 to Iuvenile Protective league: 53.00 to Bogan Memorial Fund: 52.00 to the Heart Fund: and S2.00 to the Montiiiore School. They also have sponsored the open house at Calumet in December, two teas for the mothersof freshmen, a Community Night and a social hour after each meeting. IUHIUR ELHSSIEHL LEHGUE he Iunior Classical League is a national organization to which all students studying Cicero and Verqil may belong. Its purpose is to further interest in the classics. The present officers are: Stella Pallas, president: La Verne Zimmerman, vice- president: Lester Fahrner, secretary: Robert Schussler, treasurer. LUMET HSSISTHHT LIBRHRIHHS he-se bright-laced young persons assist Miss Louise Randall in the library service to the students and the teachers of Calumet. They earn honor points each semester. At the close of each semester they receive library service letters. BACK ROW: Ballin, Holt, Michaels. Archdale. Krabbenhott, Greasley, Searls, Walker, Johnston, Spann, Kauz, Prindeville, La Talla, Donahue, Buckberg, Smith, Lucas. MIDDLE ROW: Becker, Wagenaar, Batten, Drugas. Schussler, Lindburg, Fahr- ner, Ruberry, Burbridge, Zebranek, Servies, Drugas, Konieczny. FRONT ROW: Laier, Foody, Davidson, Costin, Corthell, Stanton Pallas, Miss Mealift, Sponsor: Engstrom, Newberry, Thomas, Zimmerman, McConnell. BACK ROW: Kossack, O'Connor, Millerick, Filson, Verstate, Holzhauser, McGann, Meyer, Thompson, Bone, Rathie, Granquist. THIRD ROW: Webb, Peterson, Larson, Gibney, Henning, Lehman, Merwin, Hultquist, Costin, Olson. SECOND ROW: Bliss, Minnich, Zicterman, Rittenhouse, Mrs. Lyons, Bashaw, V.-Pres. Pretschold, Galloway, Groebe, Redelin, Leahy. FRONT ROW: Vesel, Dorl, Finger, Sherman, Gutmann, Mucha, Blunt, Schick, Flynn, Lindgren, Petersen. BACK ROW: Mulcahy, Huster, Byrne, Partlow, Tongren, Nellis, Block, Drugas, Veatch, Sandberg, Kelly, Cooper, Vargo, Bauman, Gil- breth, Bodie, O'Dell. FIFTH ROW: Robin, Ballin, Stennett, Anderson, Dumke, Krug, Hammerschmidt, Lowry, Olson, Howe, Spector, Hop- ins, McWilliams, Litzkow, Iohnson, Ellison, Simon. FOURTH ROW: O'Connor, Schultz, Walker, Lormer, Warren, Schellhorn, St. Pierre, Wagner, Anderson, Milligan, Fin- negan, Horton, Wollelc, Anders, Con- nor, Nelson. THIRD ROW: Magnu- son, Gedicke, Thomson, Gutmann, Dedrick, Frimand, Crettol, Larsen, Larsen, Oelschlegel, Iohnston, Searls, Lund, O'Connor, Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Slattery, McCom- bridge, Graves, Barlow, Richard- son, Novak, McMahon, Zimmers, Rosell, Keiqher, Arnett, Iones, Noble. FIRST ROW: Trapp, Gockman, Stone, Nelson, Woodward, Feil. Prindiville, Bangs, Coppock. BACK ROW: Abbenga, Weinhott, Gilmartin, Ogden, Schwarting, Wright, Downey, Iacob, Lampert, Miller, Lackey, Meyer, I. Holz- hauser, M. Holzhauser. FIFTH ROW: Cowan, Minnich, Sedlack, Frimand, Sifrit, Kasehagen, Walters, Hanes, Tebbens, Lynn, Sirbutz, Dil- etto, Goebel, Redelin, Dumke, Witt- stock, Maur, Larson, Hogan, lohn- son. FOURTH ROW: Nielsen, Sherman, Osmon, Handley, Powell, Bock, Engstrom, Lowry, Wurtz, Leahy, Knox, Larson, Filson, Kos- sack, Jones, Hedrick, Wray, Hunter, THIRD ROW: Ioyce, Walitchek, Carlson, Beck, Becker, Spector, Vasi, Schoppen, Richardson, Arnett, Mero, Nelson, Homolka, Peterson, Burns, Dedrick. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Nisbet, Newberry, Farrell, Benson, Lindquist, Hansen, Cooney, Pisle, Coleman, Gavin, Brunke, Bauske, Moore, Miley, Pallas, Klaas. FRONT ROW: Ahern, Molyneaux, Redman, sec., Powell, pres., Trapp, treas., Litzko, Hull, Dorl, Floener, Anders. Ellison. BACK ROW: McGlasson, Lord, Panos, Johnson, Dahlin, Tebbens, I-Iutter, Davidson, Nilsan, Anders, Backow, Johnson, Lengerich, Thom- son, Barlow. MIDDLE ROW: Camp- bell, Morris, Aspan, Antonson, Schroeder, Reinholdt, Engstrom, Dix- on, Mlsna, Ioyce, Bradley, McDon- ald Reinschreiber. FRONT ROW: Peltzer, Bilek, Tryon, Parmelee, Mrs David e S onsor' Backus, - Q , P , Sandin, Knox, Filson, Kossack. BACK ROW: Forsythe, Forsythe Camp, secretary: Milsna, vice presi dent: Martell, Martell, Paul, Paul FRONT ROW: O'Connor, O'Connor Moehle, president: Moehle, Mr Bechtolt, Dunnett, treasurer, Dun nett. - Page 34 , ff?'rr1, I-L 1 1,1 H, 2 - 1 if .3-rn.. 1+ N W .T:. ff ' , l si 5 .. I I QA ff. 1 Ji? ,. X 1 l 'W l if I '.a 'N 'ft 94 I J GQLQ-,' Y .AX Q .CW ' J 1 in -:gr 5 az A A l i not SEHULHRSHIP nun 'UU , he Scholarship Club is the pride of Calu- met. Its members are drawn from the upper third of the student personnel. But although scholarship is the primary requisite for membership in the organiza- tion the Club can boast, also, of the high character and solid citizenship of its members. GIRL RESERVES he Girl Reserves enable girls in wartime, to relax and release tensions that present emergencies bring. Hayrides, dances. parties. discussions, speakers, and trips fill a wellrounded program. IURIRUR RED ERUSS ecause the war is taking so many nurses and doctors from home. the civilian population must be trained in first aid. and prepared to meet any emergency that may arise. Every hour of the day one finds the members of Calumet's Iunior Red Cross working on articles to send to the fighting forces. TlUIII ELUB ou're absolutely correct . . . the Twin Club is composed of doubles or nothing. Yes. the presiding officers come in pairs and even Mr. Bechtolt, the club's sponsor, is a twin. To be sure. these twin Calites thrive on double-feature entertainment galore. Page 35 GIRLS' SERVIEE LEHGUE embers of the Girls' Service League write newsy letters. and send Calumet Criers to Calumet boys in the army, navy and air corps. They also collected, in cooperation with the R.O.T.C., the names of almost 250 former Calumet boys who are now in the armed forces and to whom the Memorial Day Flag was dedicated. GHRIJEH HUB 44 ll out in this war effort means more than self--denials. and conservation of war materials. The present crisis suggests the importance of intensive farming. Yes, the Calumet Victory Garden Club. sponsored by Mrs. Roberts, has done its part in this proiect. THE IHL-EUTTERS hiz . .! whiz . .! whiz . .! Yes. this is the familiar sound emerging from the speedily revolving wheels of Cal's roller skaters. Although the Roller Skating Club is in its infancy, it is very mature in the art of skating. The club. sponsored by Mr. Altman, offers wholesome recrea- tion to wheel-conscious Calites. THE RHDIO HUB ,.r' kmpf , fx N' .5 - Qx Q U 1 Ak lift 'WY X I X1 , - IJWSY ' lm li 'ef T -2 rl , f Q 7817 fl 5' 1 5?-'xgrtqam 5 'T ww X ff t ' ug, X f T , it 1 J W 5 , I 1 , -,-Y-its '+i:- fficers ,in the U. S. Army Signal Corps! That ,, ,. is what Calumet boys in the radio club are endeavoring to become. This club, sponsored by Mr. Solomon learns many things of value to National Defense. They will some day be qualified for the Signal Corps, because of their knowl- edge of radios. Page 36 QS SA P ijt -'W ' 'N ftf , 1.5 J. gl 'Al- f13fsxt 1tNX 4 ' s1tiS ' ' sxq, L 2 f -blllisks' ' , 13' 'Q 'EFS 1?- . A fQatTf'f-'iewttizt I r P' ',jQi,gQgi'f'.,j!, . , ,istqiaat r Q' ..,.6, . -- GIRLS' SERVICE LEAGUE O GARDEN CLUB BACK ROW: Bell, Swanson, Les- suris, Tulrnom, Fremont, Spencer. Miller, Iohnson, Mueller. FRONT ROW: Stockover, Hessler, Fritschel. lllg, Anderson, Feilen, Lundgren, Gavin, Edmcm, West. I CAL-CUTTERS 0 RADIO CLUB Anderson, Franek, Mr, Solomon. Iohns, Arveson, Nickle, Dombrow. Page 37 BACK ROW: Searls, Weinheimer, Reinholdt, Arnett, Iaeger, Pisle, Wollenhaupt, Kumpier, Iohnston, Handley, Richardson, Newton, Beck- er, O'Neill, Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Dedrick, Rysdon, Redelin, Simmons, Blaha, Verstrate, Mc- Carthy, Iohnson, Thiele, Rettke. Ieppsen, Becker, Vaqtborq, Cop- pock, Fotre. MIDDLE ROW: Smith, Stevens, Coler, Engstrom, Larson, Bock, Meyers, Hanes, Bratlie, Sher- man, Iohnston, Vasi, Redman. SEC- OND ROW: Lord, Walters, Wedel, Thurber, Gilmartin, Dorl, Boyle, Powell, Mustes, Iacob, Gilbert, Clark, Leahy, Novak. FRONT ROW: Larson, Rosell, Hansen, Taylor. Thomason, Powell, Secretary: Panos, Vice-President, Mr. Freestrorn, Spon- sor: Larsen, President: Goebel, Treasurer: McNally, Beck, Ballin, Knox. BACK ROW: Baker, Thorpe, Flynn, Fitzgerald, Long, Pleger, Donaghue, Tebbens, Turnbloom, Filson, Scha- Iarezek, Conway, Canty, Ryan, Nel- son. FIFTH ROW: Geary, Hammer- Schmidt, Nelson, Archdale, Kennedy. McEnroe, Gustafson, Cowan, Niel- sen, Klass, Ellingham, Hunter, Frai- der. FOURTH ROW: Wedel, Fri- mand, Faber, Sedlack, Wurtz, Witt- man, Siegle, Newby, Schoppen. Diletto. Schwarting, Roche, Noble, Frank. THIRD ROW: Spector, Iohn- son, Ienkins, Sholl, Thomson, Lynn, Moore, Joyce, Pallas, Gilmore, Hen- richs, McGlinn, Kilty. SECOND ROW: Harlan, Newberry, Koranda, Meyer, Larsen, Gilbertson, Willson. Cahill, Laier, Lampert, Iohnson, Carlson, Pirtle. FIRST ROW: Spink. Hull, Kirschstein, McG1asson, Bendt, Sandin. Doyle. KIUIIETTES oun nnn-mnnDeD GIRLS Page 38 he Kiwiettes were organized by Mr. La Pointe when he taught aviation at Calumet. Members are supposed to be interested in some form of aviation as a career. Mr. La Pointe has lelt Calumet to be an instructor at an air corps field and in his place is Mr. Freestrom doing splendidly as the present sponsor ofthe Kiwiettes. Every year they use the money earned at their annual skating party-always a huge success-for various causes which benefit the school. r M HUIHE IHHIIHGEHIEIIT ELUBC tter the war is over. and the world is at peace, the women of the nation will have their part in the reorganization of the new society which will emerge, and in solving the problems of reconstruction. Members of the W A Y Home Management Club, because they had training in home economics, will be prepared for this iob. They will be able to teach others who have not had such training, and to act as leaders in the rehabilitation of the nation's homes. This club is sponsored by Mrs. Carrie Barlow. Lois Barlow is president: Marge Goebel, secretary: and Shirley Ryan, treasurer. BACK ROW: Thompsen, Scholten, Shanley, O'Neil1, Fotre, Franks, Meyer. Marie Holzhauser, Irene Holzhauser, Avery, Baikie, Phelps. Callahan, Ploger, Iohnson, Hogan. FOURTH BOW: Chunis, Meier, Krug, Rathje, Sedlack, Sed1ack,Zicterman, Pitt, Ryan, Merwin, Finan, Ryan. Hutter, Ioyce. THIRD ROVV: Stoecker, Casey, E. Abs, Gratz, L. Abs, Bunnan, Bruce, Tresch, Bradley, McDonald, Christie, Markstrom, Scheid, Leahy. SECOND ROW: Booth, Bossi, Gunning, Hayes, Mainzer, Singer, McIntyre, Coler, Mc- Donald, Iacob, Lehman, I-Iomolka. FIRST ROW: Nolan, Kohnke, Aspan, Wolcott, Burke, Barlow, Goebel, Minehan, Boyle, Lidberq, Golden. Page 39 TH E FRENCH CLUB BACK ROW: Walsh. McClelland. O'Brien, M. Healy, Wilson, Flana- gan, Massey, E. Healy, Calhoun. Seeber, Laier, Belmer, Wlodarski. FIFTH ROW: Meredith, Iohnson. Verstrate, Hopkins, McFadden. Black, Sifrit, Demopolos, Baghv, Sed- lack, Frimand. Gilbertson. Kirsch- stein, Roseniarb, Carlson. FOURTH ROW: Dushkes, Clegg, Moehle. Yates, Bown. Alfers, Donovan, Coler. Paolicchi, Parker, Lowry, Land- strom. THIRD ROW: Laurora, An- drews. Bcxrtsch, Van Dam, Boyda. Main, Hamel, Kamberos. Marvis, Bitner, Chronos, Chirat, Spector. SECOND ROW: Panos, Yunker. Schuer, Schick, Larson, Lasson, Miss Haley. sponsor: Woodward, presi- dent: Novak, secretary: Bendt, Han- sen, Newton, Ellinghcrm. FIRST ROW: Anderson, Reynolds, Swen- son, Howe, Recker, Spink, Waggon- er, Marechal, Range, McNally. I SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW: Rahn, E. Sohnson. Slattery, Marema, Iaeger, Frindler. Anderson, Kipp, Hageman, Mac- Kenzie, Panos, Busch, Levin. SEC- OND ROW: Smith, DelGiorno. Kos- key, Redelin, Zicterrnon, Rieder, Perry, Rosen, Barrow, Parker, Oel- schleqel, Birmingham, R o lo i n. FRONT ROW: Vacca, Iohnson, Dahlini, Singer, Woodward, sec., Mrs. Spencer, sponsor, O'Connor, pres., Newton, Leahy, Knox, Rein- holdt. O GERMAN CLUB BACK ROW: Allaria, Greiman. Knabe, North, Kresge, Stein, Stohrer. Thomas, Mallder, Lapell, Pollard, Stchrer, Sundstrom, Walsh. FOURTH ROW: Tresch, Wilson, Aszman. Konlrnann, Ozinga, Larsen, Peter- son, Ellingham, Graebner, Doft. Guenther, Winterhoff, Zlabinger. THIRD ROW: Klein, Moore, Hen- ning, Hamer, Bliss. Powaska, Klinke. Vogel, Auersch, Vogel, Paulin, Mor- lock, Wilke, SECOND ROW: Ian- isch, Walitchek, Linz, Marke, Witt- stock, Gutmann, Welin, Bein. Rehm. Latzko, Rippel, Klinckman, Bavak. FIRST ROW: Benes, Pakieser, Grif- fin, Iczcohsen, Tommer, Naughton, Kurnpier, Schubert, Dorl. FLOOR: Bogash. , ITIODERII LUORLD TODHY IS HO Page 40 4-ft 'TQ' 1' df 514' , vt f - - V .1 T T T5 1' ' T , QW 4 219' . - T .T pw E- Q 34 ,1 QQ WT 'll st X'-HTTTTTTI 1 I HX , T5 'ITM LY' IH- T ., X , ' V' T ' N .' .gi , dw, A fy fifdgtflr f' ' 1 'e'?'l5Y. 1Jijt'f 4 . X vw ,N WAX ,fill xtwffttffll M lv - '1 o V Q X gl Q- T ' m ' N Ws.H X 4. f- ,HAH Mft X' . Ti m ,-tl ry , 1 V.. YI4 -nhl X X in TIOTTHL THE EREHETI ELUB he French Club is indeed what its name suggests, Le Cercle Francais. Miss Haley, the sponsor ol Le Cercle encourages not only the acquisition of fluently spoken French, but also maintains certain recreational features that make the meetings interesting as well as enioyable. THE PHH-HMEHIEHH ELUB he purpose of this club is to promote a better understanding between all countries in the Americas and to encourage proficiency in the speaking of Spanish. Only advanced students of Spanish may qualify for membership. Mrs. Margaret Spencer is the club's sponsor and Irene O'Connor is its president. THE GETtmHII ELUB annst du deutsch sprechen? If so. you would feel at home at a meeting of the German Club. All business. including the little entertainments and singing which comprise the meetings, are con- ducted in German to enable the student to exercise his vocabulary. ' IT IS ITTTERTTHTIOTTHL Page 41 Page 42 X, gl wenty-six officers. and seventy-six non-corns head R. O. T. C. Wendell Zimmers. whose desire is to make the Anny Engineering Corps his life's work, is well on his way toward achiev- ing that goal for he has attained the rank ot Colonel of the city's R. O. T. C. .0.T.. e are engaged in a great war, one which will determine whether the right to lite, liberty. and pursuit of happiness will one day prevail throughout the world. Calumet's Officers' Training Corps is destined to do its utmost for the preservation of these rights. Because our able-bodied, splendid young men are aware of their responsibilities and prepared to meet them, Calumet's R. O. T. C. was classified as one oi the city's leading units at the annual Federal inspection. R. O. T. C. STAFF BACK ROW: Znd Lieut. Doherty, Range Officer: lst Lieut. Williams, Supply Officer: Warren, Master Sgt. MIDDLE ROW: 2nd Lieut. Wollek, Chief Clerk: Maj. Nienhouse, Capt. Folsom, Adjutant. FRONT: Col. Zimmers, Corps Commander. OFFICERS' CLUB BACK ROW: Cassidy, Clar- bour. Finnegan. Bailey, Bow- man, Wollek, Blasius, Kerr. Smith. SECOND ROW: Doherty, Medema, Kenny, Wagner, McHugh, Manning, Holland, Milligan, Williams. FRONT ROW: Kriebs, Potter, Nienhouse, Zimmers, Folsom, Moehle, Anderson. ON-COMMISSIONED FFICERS BACK ROW: Kohlmann, Hil- ler. Taylor, Franek, Iutzi, Graebner, Walker, Wegner, Schmidt, McCracken, C. An- dersen, Nestor, Fauser, Loomis, Gano, Wilke. FOURTH ROW: I. Lassa. Geyer, Hern- inqway, Crawford, St. Pierre, Flovin, Wren, Healy, D. Calhoun, O. Calhoun, Hor- ton, Burbidge, Anderson, Baker, C. Lassa. THIRD ROW: Ketchpaw, Howard, Kouder, Fahrner, Battis, Pan- kratz, Mellon, Guest, Nelson, Engerman, Tyrrell, B i a n- chini, Lind. Sorensen. SEC- OND ROW: Iuken, lnskeep, Pakieser, Moehle. Kern, Mitchell, Wager, Mayeske, Doherty, Spallina, Sund- strom, Bradish, Bernatz, Harrington. FRONT ROW: Sebby, Putnam, Baude, Walsh, Schellhorn, Warren. Dalzell. Miller, Westberq, Ellis, Iacobsen, Ozinqa. RIFLE TEAM BACK ROW: Iakubowski, Westberg, Wager, Wilke, Young. Loomis. FRONT ROW: Blasius, Doherty, Bailey, Folsom. Milligan. Kenny. PICKED PLATOON THIRD ROW: Battis, Wren, Fahrner. Bleeker, Wager. Pakieser, Mitchell. Iacob- sen, Westberg, Matthews, Putnam. SECOND ROW: Kouder. Taylor, Pankratz, Gano, Dunn. Moehle. Law- son, Mayeske, Bramtield, McCracken, Medema. FIRST ROW: Crawford, Carlson, Kohlmann, Franek, Pink. Sorensen. Nelson, Mahood, Baude, Hipsher, LeBeau. FRONT: Folsom tCapt.J, An- derson CCapt.j. Page 43 l BACK ROW: Sgt. Taylor. Corp. Burbidge, Corp. How- ard, Corp. Bianchini, Cdt. Sgt. Harrington, lst Sgt. Dal- zell, lst Lieut. Kenny, Znd Lieut. Kerr, Capt. Potter, 2nd Lieut. Blasius, 2nd Lieut. Bailey, Corp. Calhoon, Sgt. Spallina, Corp. Healy, Corp. Iutzi, Sgt. Wager, Corp. Sor- ensen, Sgt. Kern, Corp. Kenny, Corp. Inskeep, Corp. Nelson, Corn. Fauser, Flavin. THIRD ROW: Danson, An- derson, Dougherty, Terwilli- ger. Stout, Kirpach, Ostmey- er, Britton, Lassa, Komerska, Palmer, Tolliver, Robinson, Fassl, Stein, Hughes, Iones, Suffern, Koenpen, Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Smith, Rich- ards, Welpare, Byl, Carlson, Hipsher, Geist, Mah ood, Weiss, Tripner, Ratigan, Alex, Sitzler, Schmidt, Mas- sey, Hristakos, Wildiield. Orphan, Foster, Proteau, Soukrada. FIRST ROW: Lowry, Maxa, Peddycord, Hill, Morrow, Pope, Bolz, Hayter, Petrak, Matthews, Hedenschoug, Chase, Me- dema, Goetze, McLaughlin, Baxter, Rowland, Morrow, Bleeker, Croisant, Dunn. BACK ROW: McNamara, Doherty, Bernatz, Carlson, Loomis, Walker, Wolf, Weg- ner, Lieut. Bowman, Moehle, Manning, Walsh, Lassa, Hor- ton, Mellon, Franek, Wood, Lind, Yount, Ozinga, Wood- worth, Sievertsen, Kelly, How- ell, Keatina, O'Brien, Seeber, Schobert, Fagan, Barbee, El- liott,Williams, Lindburg, Tyr- rell, Freeze, Benton, Massey, Rezanka, Poulsen, Bergstrom, O'Hara, Graves, Iacobs, Hickey, Hansen, Andrews, Calhoun, Wilson, Sherman, Rydeen, Rowan, Lipman, Ho- mel, Zesch, Keiken, Healy, Ruberry, Young, Siegers. Kenny, Wahlton, Werer, Zorn, Healy. Amend. Ott, Crawiord, Hadilek, McNer- ney, Lubben, Flanagan, Bromfield, Lagoni, Shirey, Crowley, Whitman, Kidd, LeBeau, Iacobs, Olson, Iaku- bowski. BACK ROW: Sgt. Crawford, Parter, Corp. Guest, Corp. Bradish, Corp. Sundstrom, Corp. Wren, Sgt. Mitchell, Sgt. Putnam, Sgt. Hiller, Lieut. Medema, lst Lieut. MCI-Iugh, Captain Anderson, Lieut.Hol- land, Lieut. Clarbout, lst Lieut. Miller, Corp. Sebby, Sgt. Mayeske, Corp. Enger- man, Sgt. Graebner, Sgt. An- dersen, Sgt. Ketchpaw, Corp. Gand, Corp. Iulsen, Tucek. SECOND ROW: Pink, Trick. Hughes, Ohr, Dixon, Kopan, Brady, Christinsin, Evans. Edman, Hemple, Lawson, Wack, Groenerdal, Decker. Person, Mclferran, Zesch, Melman. FIRST ROW: Wal- thios, Perry, Downey, Van Dam, Haener, Spencer, Pet- ereit, Conklin, DePierre, Dahlgren, McLean, Eisen- lohr, Burke, Stutziner. Lor- mer. BACK ROW: Coro. Nestor, Corp. Kohlmann, Corp. Yount, Sgt. Westberg, Sgt. Baude, Sgt. St, Pierre, Sgt. Mc- Cracken, Sgt. Wilke, Sgt. Lassa, Staff Sgt. Kouder. lst Sgt. Schellhorn, 2nd Lieut. Cassidy, Capt. Kriebs, Znd Lieut. Finnegan, Staii Sgt. Battis, Corp. Moehle, Corp. Pakieser, Corp. Fahrner, Corp. Ellis, Corp. Geyer, Corp. Hemingway, Corp. Schmidt, Corp. Anderson, Sgt. Baker. SECOND ROW: Pruitt, Svestka, Wingo, Ko- pesoph, O'Donnell, Lund, Hagg, Trauscht, Nelson, Mc- Elveen, Nickle, Rickert, Hill, Foster,Anderson, Hart, Bram- feld, Fleischhaker, Umben- haur, Daoust, Zibien. FIRST ROW: Freshman, Ferskman, Kushner, Krug, Olsen, Zie- man. Carlson, Bauske, Pic- arsch, Boettcher, Young, Marsh, Sitkauitz. Tobin. Mc- Millan, Senecal, Sorensen, Passell, Peterson. .0.T.E. Ull REVIELU CADET DAY FEDERAL INSPECTION FEDERAL INSPECTION l l Page 45 ld SEIIIUR GIRLS EUUHEIL, 1944 FALL SEMESTER BACK ROW: Iohnson. Erickson. Kreitzer, Lundquist, Carlson, Fox, Horn, Reynolds, Alquist, Christie, E. Iohnson, Payne, De Lander, Lee, Anderson, Heinz. SECOND ROW: Tyler, Maynard, Friend, McGhee, Marker, Carlson, Tolen, Nicosia, Lindell Neilson, Krug, Mea, Woods. FRONT ROW: Kluqer, Swanson, Tilling, Isaacson, Aqneru, Sappenfield, Wakefield, Evans. SPRING SEMESTER BACK ROW: Crettol, Schultz, Litzkow, Iohnson, O'Connor, Iohziston, Searls, Fraider, Kruger, Vallera, Anderson, lqle, Backow FOURTH ROW: Franek, Oelschlegel, Prindiville, O'Connor, Anders, Ellison, Olson, Vagtborg, Lowry, Weining, Bratlie, Kincaid Erickson. THIRD ROW: Gustafson, Ahern, Gockman, Lehensorger, Barlow, Dumke. Sherman, Hopkins, Bangs, Coppock Weinheimer, McWilliams, Woodward, Vacca, Rosell. SECOND ROW: Chiappetti, Bonhomme, Powell, Burke, Ahrens, Larsen McCambridge, Blorngren, Schoulda, Keigher, Kamberos, Stennett. FIRST ROW: Wolcott, Rysdon, Richardson, Noble, Larson: Marks, treasurer: Trapp, president: Iones, vice president: Frank, secretary: Parmelee, Klinke, Newton. Page fi ' SENIOR GIRLS' COUFICIL he Senior Girls' Council is truly one of Calumet's most worthwhile clubs and it deserves a great deal of credit. It is an organization of those girls in the graduating class who are the most outstanding in scho- lastic ability and initiative. The group sponsors the semi--annual Frolics. gives a tea for the mothers of the graduates, and works on other school activities. This semester even more has been asked oi the Council. Our nation is at war and it is the patriotic duty of every freedom-loving American to do every- thing in his power to help us win. The Senior Council members do not consider themselves exempt. They organized the sale of war bonds and stamps at Calu- met. Atter this successful venture. they began another drive to salvage waste materials. These were no small under- takings for such a group. but the Senior Girls' Council only considers this their share of the war effort. Page 47 it l 'X X :lx Q 'J' iff it fkjff ,- X W - fair- 3' all ', , t .0 ' .1 - I v n-f, Q.. ,.-0 V .lvl k 'lv' ' I 1 I W. gfillfgfi - V-'g,L,,. :A Q 'X 0 ' .-.-5-f, Lf Pi' W ,. 'Li'-f A :sl , ' 'A' 'fn' 'l 3 v ww fl- JQAWXN., W n the crisis America is facing at present, our hall guards, safety council, movie operators, and clean-up campaign committee members, acquire a new and greater importance. The movie operators are undoubtedly one of the most active groups in the school. They operate the machines that show the movies loaned to the school by the Board of Education for use in the different educa- tional departments. And now that air raid drills are part oi school routine, hall guards Page 48 are invaluable in enforcing rules. The Safety Council, also, functions in like manner. Last, but not least, come the Clean-up Campaigners. This year they not only cleaned up: they also sifted out and gathered up quantities of articles valu- able to the war production program. POLICE FORCE BACK ROW: Eckert, Goodell, Eulitt, Milligan, Allaria, Petersen, Holland, Miller, Struyi, Westberg, Wade, Hiller, Melnik, Bromtield, Clarbour. THIRD ROW: Wagner, Bogash, Pureell, Cotter, Blasius, Lindahl, Willson, Folsom, Wren, Range, Rehm. Battis, Rinck, Conway. SECOND ROW: Fire Marshal Kossack, Kelley, Lanell, Schafer, Cahill, Ellingham, Ratzel, Laier, Larsen, C. Iol-mson, D. Iohnson, Fox, Sandberg. FRONT ROW: Shapiro, McGlasson, Knox, Filson, Fi-nis. BACK ROW: Demopolos, Sandin, Palacik, Hiller, Sager, Iohnson, Knox, Kaiser, Iacoh- son, Lance, Mitchell. FLOOR: Magnuson. I mOVIE OPERHTORS BACK ROW: Wenstrom, Ecklund, Putnam. Cutts, Daluga, Crawford, Fauser. Battis, Dornbos, Swanson, Elliott, Lassa. SECOND ROW: Stevens, Holmes, Preston. Brown, Hughes, Arnold, Mr. Peterson, Sponsor:,Groman, Brillman, Martell. McCarthy, Lund. FRONT ROW: Voigt, Peterson, Zlablinger, Balsavich, Perry. Carmody, Robin, Kushner, Crettol, Andrasco, Downey. SHFETY COUNCIL BACK ROW: Iakubowski, Zimmerman, Vandevier, Hiller. Allaria, Bromlield, Conway, Folsom. MIDDLE ROW: Schmalen, Bogash, Wagner, Wren, Melke, Tryner, Kennedy. Koeopen. FRONT ROW: Kaiser, Davidson, Mahood, Seitert, Mr. Bayston, Sponsor: Medema, Pankratz. O Page 49 THE llllfll OF catumer HIGH sc:-loot FALL 1941 STAFF Managing Editor ........... ..........,. , .............. G eorgia Christie Page One Editors., ,....... .. ......, Shirley Kincaid and Dave Milligan Assistant Page One Editors. . . . ...., Joan Turnbloorn and Jeanne Becker Page Two Editors ............ ...Shirley Richardson and Bill Lennon --Page Two Assistant Editors .... ......... E dna Frank and Hazel Lord Page Three Editors ............ .... S hirley Lowry and Denise Schultz Assistant Page Three Editor, . .. ............ ..... . .Dolores Hartigan Page Four Editors ...,,......... .... , .... D olores Nicosia and John Hull Page Four Assistant Editors ...,.,.,..,. Lee Holland and Bobette Maynard Editors of Additional Pages ........ Dolores I-Iartigan and Ruth Sternberger Picture Editor ............... ,. ..,.. ...... . ............... B ob Morgan Exchange Editor.., ...................,..............., . ..... Mina Costin Illustrations ........ . ................ Maxine Miller and Lucretia Johnson Photographers ...................... Arthur De Runtz. Roy Sutz, Ray Ileip RenortersfToby Wise, Hope Donaghue, Jane Pisle, Ruth Sternberger, Glenn Russell, George Jandacek, Hugh Tighe, Dick Eulett, Irene Spector, Don Greenmau, Doris Arnett. Gay Yunker, Carol Rattray, Mary Ellen Mohrs, Ed Jacobsen, June Simon, Ken Lint, Bill Kresge, Howard Bau- man, Lois llowe, Henry Brown, Sonny Miller, Jeanne Trapp. Circulationfliitty Thorpe, Jim Tracy, Warren Thcile, Rosemary Stanton, Roy Sandstrom, Dick Lindberg, Dolores Ryan, Advertising ........... .....,.,....... , .... I ,uanna Beirwalter, Grace Hahn SPRING 1942 STAFF Editor in Chief, . . .... , . . . . ....................,.. Shirley Richardson Page One Editors., ........ . .... . .... Shirley Kincaid, Denise Schultz Assistant Page One Editors, . ,. ...... .Ioan Turbloom, Hazel Lord Page Two Editors, .. ......... ........ D ave Milligan, Jane Pisle Assistant Page Two Editor. ...... . ..............,....,.. Ruth Sternbcrger Page Three Editors ........,,.....,...... Shirley Lowry, Dolores Hartigan Assistant Page Three Editorsvlrene Spector, Gay Yunkers, Doris Arnett, Toby Wise. Page Four Editors. ...,............... Franziska, Ballin, Howard Baumann Assistant Page Four Editors. .,.... Lee Holland, Ed Jacobsen, Roger Nelson Reporters-Jean Ketrhnaw, Jean Miller, Edna Perry, Lois Howe, Gerry Knox, Carol Rattray, Bill Kresge, Hugh Tighe, Elizabeth Goodell. Charles Johnson, Marianna Mlnnich, Hope Donaghue, Betty Kirschsteln, Don Anderson, Ilenry Brown, Bill Bromfleld, May Larson, Margaret Aardcma. Dorothy Shanahan. Kathryn Cardwell, Ken Lint, Sonny Miller. Feature Writers .................... Glen Russell, Edna Frank, June Simon Illustrations ....... . . ...Maxine Miller, Roy Sandstrom, June Simon Illustration Editor .... ................................ B ob Morgan Exchange ....... . . .. .......,................. Mary Ellen Mohrs Photographers .........,.. ...............,.......,.. R ay Rein. Roy Sutz Typists ......... , ............ . .... . ........ Jeanne Trapp,, Jeanne Brattie Circulationiliitty Thorpe, Jim Tracy. Tom Kelley, Betty Lorenz, Betty Tower, Dolores Ryan, Richard Lindberg, Grace Hahn, Dick Jaffe, Dean omething New Has Been Added! ! ! A new staff and advisor: Miss Swain. She took over the Calumet Crier last September. With them came new ideas: The Rotogravure Sec- tion. Special Christmas Edition, cmd cr superglob- slopshus April Fool number. Each week from the cubby hole behind the Auditorium balcony comes the Calumet Crier filled with the latest news. styles. iokes and-gossip. Wherever there's news you'll be sure to find cr Crier reporter ever ready with his pad and pencil. The Crier is one of the only newspapers that subsists without subscriptions. The Crier aims to promote school spirit and the sale of Defense Stamps. PUBLISHED UJEEHl.Y THROUGHOUT TH Page 50 Fczll Semester Crier Staff Spring Semester Editors Entire Staff Spring Semester EHR Page 51 1.4 sr . ,,,,M.. V, EN I' ,ef ' 'Y he 1942 edition of the Temulac is the most important volume Calumet has ever produced. Why? Be- cause it is the ONLY Annual ever pub- lished which contains the names of almost TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY former sons ot Calumet who are now fighting for the preservation of our nation. Q m 1 Mr. Knehans Page 5 2 Miss Berleman Mrs. Donovan PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Ray Reip Edward Dunn Gerry Knox Dolores Kossack lrene Holzhauser Fayre Giaver Charles Kerr Roberta Filson Roger Wollek Fred Reinschreiber Vernon Graebner Mr. Knehans, Faculty Sponsor LITERARY STAFF Eleanor Konieczny Richard latte Betty Lou Walker Dean Quoss Ioanne Leahy Mrs. Donovan. Faculty Sponsor ART Corinne Laier Miss Gordon, Faculty Sponsor Miss Gordon Mrs. Musgrave 7031942 Winiired Moehle Lois White Grace Rysdon Harriet Panos Donaita Yates Gloria Bose Margie Goebel Evelyn Demopolos Lois Barlow Miss Berleman. Faculty Sponsor BUSINESS Iohn Webster Dorothy Yock William McBeath Ruth Keiqher Diana Bockas Mr. Kinnick, Faculty Sponsor LAY OUT Mary Masterson Lorraine Maur lane Wolcott Mrs. Musgrave. Faculty Sponsor Mr. Kinnick f-4 Th, C7 he editors regret that they were unable to collect the names of every fighting man before the Temulac went to press . . . But they have done their best to make the 1942 Temulac a signifi- cant souvenir oi this momentous year in the history oi Calumet. Page 53 +I, F H C U L T Y 1 9 4 2 O MR. ALBERG MB. BAUMGABTNER MB. BUSCH MISS CARMODY MISS ERHART MR. R. JOHNSON MRS. KUZIN MR. MERWICK MISS MILLS MISS MUNN MRS. RETI-IERFORD UIESTIUTT H BRHDCH OF CHLUITIET HIGH SCHOOL 4 WESTCOTT A. C. C. L. BACK ROW: Doiq, Vriend, Heinze, Bashaw, Kennelly, Fay, Hartwick. SECOND ROW: Bryen, Olson, Feitz, Smith, Bisch, Geissler. FIRST ROW: Schavoni, Nisbet, Montague, Petter- man, McMaken, Broderick. I WESTCOTT STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Marshall, President: Wiltzer, Hochbaum, Hughes, Turner, Sedlack. ' FIRST ROW: Campbell, Andersen, Nickelson, Surber. Laing. Nisbet, Vice President. H. C. C. L. - - STUDENT COUNCIL nlike Calumet. the Westcott branch has two groups which are responsible for organizing and providing entertainment tor Westcott students. They are the Westcott Student Council and the A. C. C. L. The A. C. C. L. provides assemblies and socials for its members. The Student Council sponsors many ot Westcott's movies. the letter assemblies. and their Rose Day. The officers ot the Council are: Bill Marshall, Ianet Nisbet and True Surber. Page 55 WESTCOTT B. A. A. BACK ROW: Smith, Vice-President. FIRST ROW: Shu- maki, McGo1drick. LUESTCOTT B. R. Ft. n the sporting scene at Westcott, the B. A. A. and the G. A. A. Board of Sports are the leading organizations. The B. A. A. leaders organize all sport activities for the boys and the Board of Sports. headed by Marion Laing, is responsible for girls' sports and tournaments. There is a Iunior Honor Society to which a very large part of Westcott belongs. This organization is in charge of service letters as well as scholastic honors. JURIOR HONOR SOCIETY Page 56 LUESTCOTT BORRD OF SPORTS BACK ROW: DeForest, Wiltser. Rock, Parker, Nisbet, McMaken, Ni k 1 . FIRS ' c eson T ROW: Morris, Iesfer, Secretary: Fefierman, Vice President: Laing, President: Wertin, Erickson. 1 WESTCOTT CHOIR BACK ROW: Krug, McCul1agl'1, Norly, Kennelly, Reynolds, Brash- inger, Lenhart, McGoldrick, Rayl, Bisch, Oswald, Barr, Mertes. THIRD ROW: Enroth, McGinnis, Wahlen, Turner, Yates, Dahling, Mangen. Hillmeyer, Granberg, Iester, Giala- mas, Mason, Boghosian. SECOND ROW: Siegert, Storey, Sedlack, Weggins, Parker, Nisbet, Morris, Bullen, Maguire, Narveleit, Wes- sner, Olsen, McCampbell, Masco- lino, Kingslurs, Bukovsky. FIRST ROW: Budridge, Iackson. Wiley, Richerme, MacDonald, McMaken, Laing. Grenander, Skoog, Brinker, McMahon. WESTCOTT DRAMA CLUB BACK ROW: Mitchell, Collier, Carl son, Fiske, Mason, McGoldrick, Krug, Kennelly, Marshall. Treas- urer: Heinze, Vice President: McMa- ken. Bochosian. THIRD ROW: Gren- ander, Andersen, Witt, Nickelson. Laing, Nisbet, Fefferman, McCamp- bell, MacDonald, Erickson, Diletto, Hartwick. SECOND ROW: Feltz Campbell, Morris, Miller, McGinnis, Sponsor: Wiltser, President: Levitt, Hedeen, Montague. FIRST ROW: DeBolt, Peterson, Enroth, Bisch, 1 ne ot Westcott's most popular clubs is its Drama Club. Each semester the club puts on at least one play. This year they gave a comedy, Everybody's Crazy Now. WESTCOTT RED CROSS The money collected is usually spent to supply BACK ROW: Hill, McFarland. FIRST ROW: McCampbelI, Mills. Sponsor: Levitt- material for the English department. Mrs. McGinnis is the sponsor. Another popular club is the Choir-previ- ously sponsored by Mrs. Dilger and now by Mrs. Curtis. This group adds much to the entertainment of the students. An important organization in peacetime, the Iunior Red Cross, sponsored by Miss Mills, is rapidly taking on more and more responsibilities in making Westcott aware of its part in the war effort. Page 5 7 Y . JUNE-PROITI-COITIITIITTEES-OFFIC PN nc CE D C CE H I vx KU I- I 3 Q I 1 LD CHLUITIETS c1e58 GRHDUHTES CITIZENS O H SEIIIUR ELHSS 0 42 K SEIIIUR ILHSS - IHIIUHRU Page 60 OFFICERS George Jandacek . . . President Williarrr McLennan Vice-President Arlene ljriend . . . Secretary Shirley Wakefield . . Treasurer he February Class of 1942 graduated in an atmosphere unlike any other class in recent years. Two months before their graduation, the United States had entered the World War. But. the class set about graduation as usual. The speeches delivered that night could not escape having interwoven in them thoughts of war, and the willingness of each student to do his part was apparent. As a symbol of helpfulness and patriotism. the parting gift of the class to the school was a fifty dollar United States Defense Bond. Richard Alm was Class Orator and top math student of the class. Virginia Murphy was valedictorian, and Delores Nicosia salutorian. This class was made up of only 214 graduates. but its importance was manifested in the cooperation, friendliness and goodfellowship displayed by each and every member of the class. KUHIIHITTEES O ECOMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Elaine Erickson. Chairman Richard Day Morris Meyers Florence Eisler Mae Schaller Shirley Kluger Robert Slyder O PROM COMMITTEE Willard Grassel, Chairman Susan McGhie Mary Tolen Ieanne Swanson Dave Erickson lack Patierson Margaret O'Connor Mike Lulu O CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Luella Carlson, Chairman Douglas Davidson Iohn Hull Don Friend Elaine Iohnson Bill Hemple Muriel Lundquist , O VOCATIONAL COMMITTEE Georgia Christe. Chairman Evelyn Woods Calvin Elliott Bobetie Maynard Vivian Iohnson Bob Sievens Luanna Biererwaier Mary K. Burgess JFInUHRY1942 Page 61 Page 62 WALTER AAGAARD-Junior Honor Society: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class baseball. EUNICE AHLQUIST-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Science Club: Girl Reserves: Junior Classical League: G.A.A. delegate: Alpha Chapter: games: Scholarship Club. RICHARD ALM-National Honor Society: Camera Club: inter'class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: Scholarship Club. ARNOLD ANDERSON-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Temulac representative: baseball team: junior swimming team: senior swimming team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Variety Show: Scholarship Club. I HELEN ANDERSON-Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: Girl Reserves: Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: hall guard: A.C.C.L. ROBERT ANDERSON-National Honor So- ciety: Junior Honor Society: Safety Council: A Cappella Choir: inter- class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: Fencing Club: office assistant. PAUL ARQUETTE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Science Club: Biology Club: Camera Club: R.O.T.C.: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. GLEN ATCHISON-A Cappella Choir: Crescendo Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Scholarship Club. CHARLES BAKER-Band: A.C.C.L. LOUISE BARTUCH-Junior Honor Society: Temulac representative: Home Management Club: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: G.A.A. Board. DOLORES BARNES-Biology Club: Home Management Club: Equestrian Club: Debate Club: Le Cercle Francais: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: hall guard: A.C.C.L.: Westcott Glee Club. LUANNA BEIERWALTER-Crier staff: ' Ki- wiettes: C.A.L.: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Life-Saving Club: Nereides: games: bowling: A.C.C.L.: Mask and Foil Club. FORREST BERGHUIS-A Cappella Choir: A.C.C.L. ROBERT BLOCK-Safety Council: R.O.T.C.: Non-Com- missioned Officers Club. EDWIN BURGESS-Senior swimming team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling: A.C.C.L. ' MARY BUHGESS-Crier staff: Crier representative: Science Club: Biology Club: Modern Arts Club: C.A.L.: G.A.A.: games: A.C.C.L.: Garden Club: vocational committee: Stamp Club. RAYMOND CAMPBELL--A.C.C.L. JANET CAMPICHE - A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: Rooters Club: G.A.A. SIMON CANGEMI-A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Temulac staff: hall guard. ELOISE CARLSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Temulac representative: Biology Club: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: bowling. LUELLA CARLSONkNational Honor Soci- ety, treasurer: Junior Honor Society, treasurer: Senior Girls Council, treasurer: Biology Club: Kiwiettes, social chairman: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: Equestrian Club: German Club: G.A.A. 5 ARY CASTO-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac rep- esentative: G.A.A. games: hall guard. GEORGIA CHRISTIE-National Honor Society: Junior IHonor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Cirls Council: Crier staff. editor-in-chief, page editor: Temulac representative: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: office assistant: College Day chairman: Fall Frolic publicity chairman: Quill and Scroll: Letter Girls: baseball. ROSEMARY CLANCY-Home Management Club: A.C.C.L. SHIRLEY CLAUSIUS-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. JUANITA COFFMAN-A.C.C.L.: Crier staff: Girl Re- serves: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Choir, secretary: Drama Club: Biology Club: A.C.C.L. delegate: office assistant, ADELINE DAMROW - A,C.C.L.: G.A.A.: games. DOUGLAS DAVIDSON-Junior Honor Society: Biology Club: A Cap- pella Choir: German Club: Boys Glee Club: football team. RICHARD DAY-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. dele- gate: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Offi- cers Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowling. VIOLA DELANDER-Senior Girls Council: Crier representative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter. DOROTHY DIXON-A.C.C.L. ALFRED DORL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Hi-Y, treasurer: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Offi- cers Club: football team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. ROBERT DRAFTZ-R.O.T.C.: rifle team. FLORENCE EISLER-Crier representative: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: games: commencement committee. DAVID ERICKSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Hi-Y, vice- president: Safety Council: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Fencing Club, vice-president: prom committee: Officers Club: Drama Club. ELAINE ERICKSONMNational Honor Soci- ety, secretary: .Tunior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes, treasurer: G.A.A.: A Cappella Choir: Scholarship Club: chairman of commencement: Officers Club: Drama Club: hall guard: Westcott stu- dent government, president, secretary. VIOLET EVANS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council, vice-presi- dent: G.A.A. representative: Beta Chapter: games: office assistant: hall guard. CHARLES FAUSEL-Crier representative: Safety Coun- cil: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: hall guard: A.C.C.L. JUNE FOX-Senior Girls Council: Girl Re- serves: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: Fall Frolic com- mittee. ' - , x - K ' 9 ,Aff I L Qs- J ' i,x,,,-g2s,v4l,L 4 1'-4-1 1 ARLYNE ,FRIEND-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Temulac represen- tative: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: German Club: senior class secre- tary: Photography Club: tardy office assistant: Scholarship Club: Westcott Girls Chorus. DON FRIEND-A.C.C.L.: ticket seller: football team: in- ter-class basketball, baseball, swimming, wrestling. BETTY FYFFE- A.C.C.L. delegate: Home Management Club: G.A.A. Q Page 63 WILLIAM GELLINGS-B.A.A.: hall guard: lightweight basketball team: baseball team. ARTHUR GERINGER-R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Of- ficers Club: A Cappella Choir: Boys Glee Club. WILLARD GRASSEL - Inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball: bowling: prom committee chairman. ROBERT GUNN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: A Cappella Choir: Boys Glee Club. HOWARD HARRIS-Crier representative: Radio Club: Safety Council: R.O.T.C., captain: Commissioned Officers Club: Non- Commissioned Officers Club: A Cappella Choir: Ushers Club. RICHARD HARVEY--A.C.C.L. delegate: in- ter-class basketball: B.A.A. representative. BERNICE HEEMSTRA-Temulac representative: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: Crescendo Club: band: G.A.A.: games: bowling: Fencing Club: .Tunior Girls Club, Lindblom. MILTON HEILBRON-Crier representative: Temulac rep- resentative: Biology Club: football team: inter-class basketball: inter- class baseball. RITA HEINZ-National Honor Society: A.C. C.L: Senior Girls Council: G.A.A.: office clerk. WILLIAM HEMPEL-A.C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: B.A.A. CATHERINE HERR-Junior Honor Society: Girls Chorus: G.A.A. STELLA ANNE HOAN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: Home Management Club: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: hall guard: Fall Frolic committee. DOROTHY HORN-Crier representative: Temulac representative: Hooters Club: G.A.A.: bowling: basketball team: Clean-up committee. DONALD HOWAT-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representa- tive: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: rifle team: football team:'inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: hall guard. JOHN HUDSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: R.O.T.C.: band: A Cappella Choir: orchestra: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. JOHN H ULL-National Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Junior Honor Society: Crier staff, sports editor: Scholarship Club: inter-class bas- ketball: inter-class baseball. senior champs. JOHN HUNTER-Safety Council: inter-class wrestling. CALVIN I-IUNZIKER - A.C.C.L. delegate: Safety Council: R.O.T.C.: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowling. CORINNE ISAACSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Temu- lac representative: A Cappella Choir. MARGARET JACOBS-G.A.A. GEORGE JANDACEK-National Honor So- ciety: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier rep- resentative: R.O.T.C., corporal, first sergeant, lieutenant major: Commissioned Officers Club, secretary-treasurer: Non-Commissioned Officers Club, president: rifle team: band, student director: orchestra: inter-class baseball: senior class president: picked platoon commander. Page 64 MARCELLINA JASO-A.C.C.L.: G.I-LA. ELAINE JOHNSON --National Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes: Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: hall guard: A.C.C.L.: class day committee: Scholarship Club. LUCRETIA JOHNSON-National Honor So- ciety: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Palette cmd Brush Club: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A. VIVIAN JOHNSON-Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: G.I-LA.: hall guard: A.C.C.L. JUHL KAUFFMAN-A.C.C.L.: band: orchestra: football team. GENE KAUFMAN-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Le Cercle Francais: Scholarship Club. ROBERT KEATING-Junior Honor Society: Crier representative: Science Club: Biology Club: Junior Classical League. treasurer: A Cappella Choir, president, vice-president, treasurer: Boys Glee Club: track team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. LORRAINE KIEFFER-G.A.A. DALE KLINT-A.C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C.7 Debate Club: band: orchestra: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. SHIRLEY KLUGER-A.C,C.L.: Senior Girls Council, secretary: Girl Reserves: Junior Classical League, vice-president: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: hall guard captain: Officers Club: commencement committee: Scholarship Club. FANNIE KOLINS-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Twin Club, secre- tary. PENELOPE KOLI N S - Temulac representa- tive: G.A.A.: Twin Club, secretary: A.C.C.L. ROSALIND KREITZER-Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Calette staff: Kiwiettes, president: Girls Chorus: G.I-LA. delegate: office assistant: hall guard: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L.: Officers Club: library assistant. ESTHER KHUG-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: hall guard: orchestra: Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: games. GUY LAURORAA-A.C.C.L. WILLIAM LAWLEH-A.C.C.L. delegate: Biology Club: Camera Club: Safety Council: Pan-American Club: golf team: B.I-LA.: inter-class basketball, baseball, swimming, wrestling: bowling. LILLY LEE-National Honor Society: Senior Girls Coun- cil: C,A.L.: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: Girls Chorus: GJ-LA. KARL LEFFLER-A,C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C.2 Non-Commissioned Officers Club. LUCILLE LESLIE-Crier staff: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: orchestra: G.I-LA.: games: bowling: A.C.C.L.: Mask and Foil Club. LOUISE LEWIS-Girl Reserves: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A.: hall guard: A.C.C.L.: Westcott Choir. DOROTHY LIGHT-Junior Honor Society: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. Page 65 Page 66' RUTH LINDELL-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Temulac representative: A Cappella Choir? Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Junior Swim Club: Scholarship Club: election commission. JOSEPH LUCAS-Camera Club: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commis- sioned Officers Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. MARIE LUCCHESI -A.C.C.L. delegate: C.A.L.: Girls Chorus: teacher's assistant. LA VERGNE LUEBECK-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. MICHAEL LULU-National Honor Society: A.C.C.L. dele- gate: Science Club: band: orchestra: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. MURIEL LUNDQUIST-National Honor So- ciety: Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: A.C.C.L.: Scholarship Club: library assistant: class day committee, BETTY MARKER-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Equestrian Club: Pan-Ameri- can Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling: library assistant: hall guard. LOUISE MA TTHEWS-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. BOBETTE MAYNARD-National Honor So- ciety: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Leaders Club: Le Cercle Francais, secretary: G.A.A., secretary: Alpha Chapter, president: G.A.A. Board: games: bowling: Letter Girls, president: Calette editor: Officers Club: ring and pin committee: vocational committee: library assistant: Scholarship Club: Westcott Choir: Westcptt Drama Club: perfect tardy .and attendance record. X , I --1 . I - 4 ll . X ylyfl-.c S YA X.-A K-'Qu' Ellie., wid- 'fog iQ,kr..:g,i.,.,4' I 't l : ' J '-V, SUSAN MCGHIE-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L.x delegate: Senfolri Girls Council: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter. JACK MCLENNAN-A.C.C.L.: B.A.A.: senior class vice- president: inter-class football: inter-class basketball: inter-class base- ball, REGINA MEA+National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council, tea chairman: G,A.A.: Alpha Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: bowling: A.C.C.L.: Alleppaca Club: Junior Swim Club: Letter Girls Club: office assistant: girls' gym assistant: Drama Club. ROBERT MESSERSMITH-National Honor Society: tennis team: inter- class basketball. JAMES MINKER-A.C.C.L. delegate: ticket seller: foot- ball team: wrestling team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. HELEN MLCOCH-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. BETTY JANE MOORE-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: Science Club: Biology Club: Home Manage- ment Club: Equestrian Club: Rooters Club: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: games. VIRGINIA MAE MURPHY-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: C.A.L.: Temulac representative: Junior Classi- cal League: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: games: valedictorian: Scholar- ship Club. EDNA MYERS-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: games: bowling. DOLORES NICOSIA-Salutatorian: National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Crier representative: Biology Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: Le Cercle Francais: A Cappella Choir, vice-president: Girls Chorus: orchestra: accompanist: junior swimming team: G.A.A,: bowling. HARRIETT NILSEN- Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council, tea committee: Rooters Club: Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: Scholarship Club: games. Q MARGARET O'CONNOR-A.C.C.L. dele- gate: Temulac representative: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: QG.A.A. Board: games: Mask and Foil Club: prom committee: tap dancing. RAYMOND OTSEN-A.C.C.L. LOIS OLSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: A.C.C.L., secretary- treasurer: Home Management Club: G.A.A.: games: library assistant: teacher's assistant. LORRAINE ORTEGE-G.A.A,: A Cappella Choir. JOHN PATTERSON-National Honor Society, vice-president: A.C.C.L. delegate: Science Club: Biology Club: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class basketball: Drama Club: Mask and Foil Club: Scholarship Club: prom committee. ED PATTISON-A.C,C.L. delegate. WILLIAM PAXTON-Science Club: Camera Club: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Offi- cers Club: A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball. GERTRUDE PAYNE-National Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter. WALTER PERTL-A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball: intere class baseball. NORMA PLANT-A.C.C.L. delegate: Hyde lPark Weekly staff: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: Biology Club: Equestrian Club: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: games: A.C.C.L. FRED POLLE-Rooters Club: A Cappella Choir: inter-class basketball, baseball, swimming, football: A.C.C.L. LOUIS RACY-B.A.A.: track team. OLIVER REESE-R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: football team: junior swimming team. captain: senior Elwimming team: Scholarship Club: inter-class tennis: football man- ger: Male Chorus. , - BETTY REILLY-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Kiwiettes: ome Management Club, secretary: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Beta Chap- ter: games: bowling: Mask and Foil: hall guard: Officers Club. JUNE REYNOLDS-Senior Girls Council: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. ALEEN RHODE-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: G,A.A.: games: oowling: hall guard. WILLIAM ROESSLER-Junior Honor Society: National Honor Society: Scholarship Club: Science Club: A.C.C.L.: football team: track team: .ntereclass baseball, wrestling, track. ROBERT ROSE-National Honor Society: Science Club: Biology Club: A Cappella Choir: German Club: Boys Glee Club: golf zeam: inter-class basketball: bowling: A.C.C.L. HOWARD RYDIN-Science Club: Biology Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.L. 'VIARGARET SAPPENFIELD-National Honor Society: Senior Girls Eouncil: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: A.C,C.L.: Scholarship Club: Junior lassical League, president. MAE SCHALLER-A.C.C.L. delegate: Biology Club: Plome Management Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Beta Chape er: games: bowling: hall guard: commencement committeg. EVELYN SCHMITT-G.A.A.: bowling. Page 67 PAUL SCHOPPEN-eA.C.C.L. delegate: Biology Club: golf team: inter- class basketball, baseball, swimming: bowling: games: hall guard captain: movie operator: Latin Club. JOSEPHINE SERIO-A.C.C.L. delegate: Home Manage- ment Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: bowling: hall guard. ROBERT SLYDER-Junior Honor Society: R.O.T.C.: intervclass basketball: inter-class baseball: Scholarship Club: Student Council: B.A.A. RUTH STEUNIBRINK-A.C.C.L. delegate: Home Management Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: bowling: hall guard. ROBERT STEVENS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Air Corps: base- ball team: senior swimming team: wrestling team. JEANNE SWANSON-Junior Honor So- ciety: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Girl Reserves: Eques- trian Club: Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling: library assistant: prom committee. JUNE TILLING-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. LOLA TILLING-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Equestrian Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Nereides: games. MARY TOLEN-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate, president: Girl Reserves, corresponding secretary: G.A.A. Board: games: paper day committee: prom committee: Scholarship Club: Student Council: Officers Club. JOE TOMES-R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commis- sioned Officers Club: rifle team. JOSEPH TOTTER-A.C.C.L. LEE TYLER-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier representative: Temulac representative: bowling: G.A.A.: office work. RUTH VAN PERNIS-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: A Cappella Choir: junior swim- ming team: hall guard. SHIRLEY WAKEFIELD-National Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: bowling: class treasurer: Red Cross delegate: library assistant. RIVIAN WARSHAW-A.C.C.L.: Calette: hall guard: library assistant: office assistant. ROBERT WEED-Science Club: football team: inter-class swimming: wrestling team: senior swimming team: Student Court, judge. WILLIAM WENNERSTEN-A.C.C.L.' delegate: band: senior swimming team: inter-class basketball: inter-class swimming. MYRTLE WOLF-GJ-LA.: qames: A.C.C.L. EVELYN WOODS-National Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A.: games: Westcott Choir: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L.: vocational committee: hall guard: office assistant. ERNEST YONKERS - A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Safety Council: band. Page 68 . HIJDITIUIIHL IHIIUHREI GRHDUHTES CHARLES ABBOTT BETTY AGNEAU WILLIAM ALLEN CAROLYN BAKER DOLORES BAYERLE MARJORIE BIRD MARGIE BOWERS JOSEPH BOYLE DAVID CONWILL ROY DOMEY DONALD DONOVAN VIRGINIA DREW MARION ECKERT CALVIN ELLIOTT JOSEPH ELWOOD EUGENE FELKER JAMES FENNESSY ROBERT FERGUSON ROSELYN FOX PHIL FULAN RUSSELL GASS GEORGE GAVIGAN GLORIA GIMBER DONALD GREENMAN JAMES GRIFFIN JOHN HASSETT A GERALD HAYDEN LEROY I-IODGEMAN MILDRED HOFFMAN ALBERT HORVATH MARIE HOUGH ART JANULIS VITAUT JANULIS CHESTER KNISKA HELEN KOLANDER GERTRUDE KRAUKLIS HUGH LAM DONALD LEHRMAN RICHARD MADDEN ROBERT MARSAN KINZIE MAXFIELD STUART MCCARRELL JOHN MELVIN MORRIS MEYERS NICK MILLER MARY MOKOSAK ROBERT MORLOCK TOM MUELLER EARL NIELSEN ELEANOR OLSEN JOHN OSWALD ROLAND PETERSON MORT PIERCE THOMAS POLACHEK MARGARET RACK EUNICE RICKHOFF WILLIAM SAGER JOHN SCHILLO ROBERT SCHRAUT PATRICK SHELDON DOROTHY SMATLIK ALEXANDER TRUESDALE CHARLES TUCKER ROLAND WEDIG GRHDUHTES' HUTUGRHPHS Page 69 Page 70 Sflllllll ILHSS ' - lllllf offlcens Jerome Finis . . President Robert Straits . Vice-President Betty Woodward . . Secretary Virginia Harlan . . Treasurer 6 I arting is such sweet sorrow. Certainly every member of the Class of Iune, 1942, expressed that sweet sorrow on commencement day. These fine young men and women, who have prepared themselves to undertake the responsibilities and duties of life, entered into a new world. They made their debut into a world. war torn and filled with catastrophe. However, they entered this strange world with the hope, determination, and confidence that some day soon all might be at peace again. g The Iune Class of 1942 manifested its importance through the cooperative work and lead- ership of its class members. Among the celebrities of this class are: Cliff Allen, Shirley Anderson, Lois Barlow, Edward Finnegan, Shirley Kincaid, Chuck Iohnson, Shirley Lowry, Patricia Prindiville, Allen Sandberg, Betty Woodward, and Wendell Zimmers. Perhaps tomor- row will find that the executives of our city and country have been the members of the Class of Iune, 1942. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE IHITTEES . . June cLnss 19 COMMENCEMENT DAY COMMITTEE William Pendergast, Chairman Grace Schopen Jeanne Bratkie June Cahill Mary Ryan Bill Walsh Tom Bradley Bill Mulcahy Lolita Bangs Jeanette Thorell PROM COMMITTEE Charles Johnson, Chairman Shirley Kincaid William Schaffer Arla Mae Johnson Marjorie Goebel Nancy Callahan Jack Gundlach Wendell Zimmers Dave Ittersagen Allen Peterson, Chairman Mildred Schroff Robert Cormier Alice Canty Marie Keating William Pilgrim LaVerne Knize Roberta Johnson Garth Lane Edward Purcell 42 Page 71 Page 72 ELSIE ABS-A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Home Management Club: Girl Reserves: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A. LOUISE ABS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representa- tive: Kiwiettes: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: Eques- trian Club: Rooters Club: Leaders Club: A Cappella Choir: Crescendo Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Life-Saving Club: Nereides: games: bowling: Paint and Powder Club: Variety Club. ALICE SHIRLEY ADAMS-A.C.C.L. ROSEMARY AHERN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Junior Swim Club: A Cap- pella Choir: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Alpha Chap- ter: G.A.A.: Variety Show: Girl Reserves: Crier delegate: Rooters Club. CLARA AHRENS-HA.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Temulac representative: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A. NICK ALEX-R.O.T.C.: A.C.C.L.: inter-clas s baseball: hall guard. CLIFF ALLEN-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Hi-Y vice-president: football team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.L. president: Executive Council. FRANK ALSTON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Science Club: Safe- ty Council: A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowl- ing: Fencing Club. CONNIE ANDERS-National Honor Soci- ety: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Girl Re- serves: G.A.A.: Westcott Choir: Scholarship Club: hall guard: office assistant: tardy office assistant: Red Cross. CHARLES ANDERSEN-Air Corps sergeant: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commis- sioned Officers Club. BERNICE ANDERSEN-Junior Honor Society: Rooters Club: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: A.C.C.L. BOB ANDERSON-A.C.C.L.: Hi-Y. CHARLES ANDERSON-R.O.T.C. captain, company commander: Com- missioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: baseball team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowling captain, school champions: Scholarship Club: hall guard: A.C.C.L.: head usher: air raid warden: military police: Picked Platoon commander. MARJORIE ANDERSON-A.C.C.L.: Drama Club. SHIRLEY ANDERSON-National Honor So- ciety: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Crier representative: Kiwiettes: Leaders Club: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chap- ter: G.A.A. Board: Nereides: games: Scholarship Club: Executive Club: A.C.C.L.: dues committee: Letter Girls Club, president. TOM ANDRASCO-A.C.C.L.: basketball team: baseball team: inter- class wrestling: C Men's Club: inter-class swimming: A Cappella Choir: Rooters Club: hall guard. ANTHONY ANGELOS-A.C.C.L.: Rooters Club: inter- class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowling: B.A.A. AGNES ANGUS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temu- lac representative: Home Management Club: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: baseball team: bowling team: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: inter-class basketball. JAMES ANNAL-Camera Club: inter-class football champs, Westcott: Clean-up committee photographer. JUNE ANTONSON-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: Red Cross. MARY ANNE ASPANvA.C.C.L.: Junior Red Cross: Temulac representative: Home Management Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter. SHIRLEY ATTREAU-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Home Management Club: Rooters Club: G.A.A. MAXINE BACKOW-A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Red Cross: G.A.A.: Westcott Choir. ALAN BAILEY-A.C.C.L.: Picked Platoon: Science Club: Safety Council: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: rifle team: Junior Classical League: A Cappella Choir: inter-class baseball. DOROTHY BAKER-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chorus. RUTH BAKER-A.C.C.L.: Garden Club: Paint and Pow- der Club: bowling: basketball team: G.A.A.: Hooters Club: Kiwiettes: games. ROBERT BANDY - Inter-class basketball. captain: inter-class baseball: hall guard. LOLITA BANGS-National Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: Home Management Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: French Club, secretary: Scholarship Club: corn- mencement committee: hall guard: locker guard. HERMAN BARBEAU-A.C.C.L.: inter-class baseball: bas- ketball: iootball team. LOIS BARLOW-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Home Management Club, president: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A.: Paint and Powder Club: Red Cross: Scholarship Club. ROBERT BARRATT-A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball: inter-class base- ball: B.A,A., captain. LOBRAINE BASHAW-C.A.L., secretary, vice-president: hall guard: G.A.A.: Cake for Yanks Day, chairman: A.C.C.L.: Inter- scholastic Society of Student Librarians, representative: Leaders Club. ZONA BECK - Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Hooters Club: Westcott Choir: G.A.A.: Crier representative. RUTH BECKER-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: bowling. MAXINE BEDOR-A.C.C.L.: ticket seller: Handicraft Club: G.A.A.: games. HELEN BENNETT-A.C.C.L. delegate: Te- mulac representative: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A. DOROTHY BENSON-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Girl Reserves: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Variety Show: tardy office. FLORENCE BERGQUIST-A.C.C.L.: bowling: games: G.A.A. JEAN BEST-A.C.C.L.: bowling: G.A.A.: games. ROSEMARY BEVIGNANI-Crier representative: Temulac staii: Home Management Club: Girl Reserves: Hooters Club: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: games: hall guard: Clean-up committee. BEVERLY BLACK-Hooters Club: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A. BETTY BLAHA-Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: Nereides: games: hall guard: Variety Show: A Cappella Choir. WL Page 73 ROBERT BLASIUS-H.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Com- missioned Officers Club: rifle team: military police: air raid warden: police force: bowling. ALICE BLESSINGTON-G.A.A. delegate: A.C.C.L.: A1- pha Chapter: Garden Club: Handicraft Club: dancing: Variety Show: hall guard: office work: Temulac representative: Junior Honor Soci- ety: orchestra. FLORENCE BLOCHER-A.C.C.L. alternate: Palette and Brush Club: Equestrian Club: Hooters Club: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter. DONALD BLOCK--National Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: inter-class base- ball: inter-class basketball: air corps: Crier representative: Scholar- ship Club. LAVERNE BLOMGREN--Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: C,A.L.: Hooters Club: Pan-American Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Nereides: games. JOAN BONHOMME-Junior Honor Soci- ety: Temulac staff: A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. alternate: games: Variety Show: office assistant: A Cappella Choir: Hooters Club: basketball team: Junior Classical League: Girl Reserves: Senior Girls Council: volley- ball team. GENE BONKE-A.C.C.L.: hall guard: B.A.A.: Student Council: Temulac representative. IRENE BOOTH-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representa- tive: Home Management Club: Hooters Club: Leaders Club: A Cap- pella Choir: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: bowling: Variety Show: Drama Club. LORRAINE BOSSI - Home Management Club: Hooters Club: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A. games: A.C.C.L.: Vari- ety Show: volleyball. MURIEL BRADLEY-G.A.A.: games: bowling: Temulac representative. THOMAS BRADLEY-A.C.C,L. delegate: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: Biology Club: Safety Council: inter-class bas- ketball: inter-class baseball: bowling. CHARLES BRADY-Junior Honor Society: Crier representative: H.O.T.C.: Hooters Club: cheer leader: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: Lions Club Show. JEANNE BRATLIE-Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Kiwiettes: A.C. C.L.: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: hall guard: Westcott Choir. ' HELEN BRENNAN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representa- tive: Temulac representative: Smock Club: Kiwiettes: Home Manage- ment Club: CAL.: Hooters Club: Debate Club: Junior Classical League: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chap- ter: games: bowling: Paint and Powder Club: Handicraft Club. ' VINCENT BROENNEKE-Heavyweight bas- ketball team: baseball team: golf team: inter-class basketball: inter- class baseball: inter-class wrestling. ' GENEVIEVE BHONKHORST-Biology Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Nereides: games: bowling: Drama Club: Junior Swimming Club: hall guard: Beta Chapter. LAVERNE BUBECK-Beta Chapter: A.C.C.L.: basketball team: G.A.A. delegate. RAYMOND BUMBA-A,C.C.L. EILEEN BURKE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier repre- sentative: Home Management Club, president: G.A.A. ' GERALD BURKE-A.C.C.L.: Variety Show: movie opera- tor: band: orchestra. - JOSEPHINE BUSHMA-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. Page' 74 GEORGE BYL-A.C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C.: Westcott Choir: movie operator. THOMAS BYRNES-Junior Honor Society: Science Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Scholarship Club. MARVIN CAHAN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Biol- ogy Club: Camera Club: Safety Council: band: tennis team: bowling: B.A.A. JUNE CAHILL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes, vice-president: Equestrian Club: Rooters Club, vice-president, treasurer: Mask and Foil Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: bowling: cheerleader, captain: Paint and Powder Club: hall guard: Clean-up committee: ticket seller: Drama Club: Executive Council: election commission com- mittee: Variety Show: commencement committee, chairman. DONALD CALHOUN-A.C.C.L.: French Club: Fencing Club: Science Club: R.O.T.C., corporal: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Drama Club: hall guard. OWEN CALHOUN - A.C.C.L.: Fencing Club: Science Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: hall guard. NANCY CALLAHAN-Junior Honor Society: A.C,C.L. delegate: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: Hooters Club: G.A.A.: office assistant: prom committee: Clean-up committee: Drama Club. FRANK CAMPAIGNE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Air Corps: A Cappella Choir: inter-class basketball: hall guard captain. ALICE CANTY - Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: C.A.L.: Eques- trian Club: Rooters Club: Le Cercle Francais: orchestra: G.A.A.: Nereides: National Honor Society. KATHRYN CARDWELL-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Drama Club: Crier repre- sentative: Girl Reserves: Home Management Club. KENNETH CARLSON -Camera Club. vice-president: R.O.T.C.: A.C.C.L. THOMAS CASSIDY-A.C.C.L.: Police force: air raid warden: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Of- ficers Club. LILLIAN CHIAPPETTI-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Biology Club: Home Management Club: Hooters Club: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: Crescendo Club: bowling: G.A:2-X. Board. MARTIN CHRISTENSEN-A.C.C.L.: inter-class baseball. RALPH CLARBOUR-Junior Honor Society: Temulac representative: Hi-Y: Camera Club, president: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Te- mulac and Crier photographer: hall guard: A.C.C.L. policeman. ROBERT CLOYD-eA.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Rooters Club: A.C.C.L. treasurer: Senior Hi-Y, president: junior swimming team: senior swimming team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: Drama Club, vice-president: Choir. president: Variety Show: Calette, editor. ROBERT COLLIER--Calette representative: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming. MARGE CONWAY - Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. LEE COOK-A.C.C.L.: B.A.A.: Rooters Club: hall guard. JEANNE COONEY-Junior Honor Society: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: bookroom assistant. ROBERT COOPER-A.C.C.L., vice-president: Hi-Y, president: Science Club: swimming team, captain: Clean-up com- mittee: Executive Council, president: publicity committee, co-chairman: inter-class basketball: tennis: baseball. Page 75 Page 76 l l w MARY JANE COPPOCK-National Honor Society: Senior Girls Coun- cil: Spanish Club: Hooters Club: Kiwiettes: Scholarship Club: G.A.A.:l A.C.C.L.: junior swimming club: dancing: Junior Honor Society. BETTIEGENE COHCORAN - G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Clean-up committee: Variety Show: Equestrian Club: Hooters Club: Debate Club. ROBERT CORMIER-Inter-class basketball: bowling: Whip and Stirrup Club, treasurer. JACK COTTER-A.C.C.L. delegate: Whip and Stirrup Club: Safety Council: A Cappella Choir: Radio Club: inter-class baseball: inter- class basketball. BETTY COULTER-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. dele- gate: Crier representative: Kiwiettes: Hooters Club: Le Cercle Fran- cais: G.A.A.: games: bowling: Student Government, secretary. LOUIS COURCHENE-Science Club: base- ball team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. VERA COYLE-Hooters Club: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: bowling. BERNARD CRAWFORD-A.C.C.L.: Air Corps: band: swimming team: lightweight basketball team: baseball team: inter- class basketball: inter-class swimming: Life Saving Club: Hiding Club: Drama Club. LAWRENCE CRAWFORD -H.O.T.C.: Non- Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class baseball: Pilots Club: A.C.C.L.: movie operator. JUNE CRETTOL-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: G.A.A.: Scholarship Club: office assistant: commercial assistant. CHARLES CROISANT-R.O.T.C.: Hooters Club: band. - ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-Temulac staff: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Hooters Club: Science Club: chief of police: A.C.C.L. delegate: band: Student Court: Clean- up committee. ROSEMARY CUNNINGHAM-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Music Club. JON DAHL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier repre- sentative: Senior Hi-Y: Equestrian Club: Hooters Club: Debate Club: track team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowling: Mask and Foil Club: Calette circulation manager: Clean-up committee chair- man. WILLIAM DALZELL-A.C.C.L.: Non-Com- missioned Officers Club: track team. BETTE DARMODY-Crier representative: Hooters Club: G.A.A.: games: A Cappella Choir: A.C.C.L.: Variety Show: hall guard. EARLEEN DELORIEA-G.A.A. delegate: Junior Swim- ming Club: Alpha Chapter: Handicraft Club: A.C.C.L. delegate. JAMES DEMETRAL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Bi- ology Club: Radio Club, president: Airplane Club, vice-president. LORETTA DENNIS-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Biology Club: Camera Club: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: games, VIVIAN DEVEREAUXfG.A.A.: Junior Classical League, FRANK DIBBLE-A.C.C.L.: inter-class base- ball: inter-class basketball. ' FRANCES DILETTO-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: Pan-American Club: bowling: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Mask and Foil Club: Drama Club. treasurer: Calette staff: Clean-up committee: office assistant. JOHN DOHERTY-A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball: inter- class baseball: inter-class football: B.A.A.: baseball team. RICHARD DOHERTY - R.O.T.C.: Commis- sioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: rifle team: Rooters Club: track team: inter-class baseball: bowling: A Cappella Choir: Crescendo Club. RUSSELL DOHERTY-Science Club: R.O,T.C.: Non-Commissioned Of- ficers Club: office assistant: A.C.C.L.: hall guard. HELEN DOLE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: G.A.A.: games: Red Cross: hall guard. BETH DONALDSON-G.A.A.: Girl Re- serves: Debate Club: Girls Chorus: orchestra. EVELYN DOOLEY-A.C.C.L.: G,A.A.: bowling. MURIEL DOUD-A.C.C.L.: Science Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling: Girls Chorus: Pan-American Club. MARY DOUGLAS-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: Red Cross. MARGARET DOWNEY-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: C.A.L.: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: Crescendo Club: G.A.A., games: bowling: hall guard: Home Management Club. LOIS DOYLE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Home Management: G.A.A.: games. ROSEMARY DOYLE - A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier representative: Science Club: Biology Club: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: office assistant. JUNE DUFFUS-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. MARY DUFFY-A.C.C.L. delegate: Science Club: Biology Club: Garden Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling. FLORENCE DUMKE-National Honor Soci- ety: Senior Girls Council: Girl Reserves: German Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Garden Club: hall guard: Scholarship Club. LEO DUNN-Crier staff: Biology Club: golf team: A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling: bowling: hall guard: baseball team manager. FRANK DUNNE-lnter-class baseball: inter-class swim- ming. EDWARD ECKERT-Crier staff: golf team: inter- class basketball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.L.: hall guard. MARJORIE ECKLUND-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: hall guard. RUTH EICHLER-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Rooters Club: Leaders Club: Girls Chorus: games: G.A.A. Board: hall guard. ROBERT EKLIN-Junior Honor Society: in- ter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. DOROTHY ELLISON-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: hall guard: Junior Honor So- ciety: National Honor Society: Scholarship Club: Girl Reserves: Senior Girls Council: bowling: general office assistant: tardy office assistant: ping pong. JEAN ERICKSON-Biology Club: Kiwiettes: Home Man- agement Club: Girl Reserves: Hooters Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling. ' LORAYNE ERICKSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Biology Club: Kiwiettes: Home Management Club: Equestrian Club: Hooters Club: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A. Board: games: bowling: Paint and Powder Club. president, LORRAINE ERICKSON-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Council: Home Management Club. HARRY ERLEBACH-A.C.C.L. GLORIA FABER-G.A.A.: Kiwiettes: Civic representative. GLORIA FEIL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Science Club: G.A.A.: games: Scholarship Club: G.A.A. delegate. JOHN FENNELL-B.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: inter-class baseball: inter-class football: inter-class basketball. JEROME FINIS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Science Club: Equestrian Club: inter-class basketball: bowling: track team: senior class president. EDWARD F INNEGAN-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society, vice-president: A.C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club, president: Scholarship Club: publicity committee. NORINE FITZGERALD-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier repre- sentative: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter, vice-president: Mask and Foil Club: games. ALICE FLANAGAN-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. AGATHA JEANNE FLOENER-A.C.C.L.: Red Cross: Home Manage- ment Club: Girl Reserves: bowling: G.A.A. ROBERT FLUTMAN-A Cappella Choir, president: Cre- scendo Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. FRANK FOLSOM-A.C.C.L.: National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Crier representative: Safety Council: Air Corps: A.C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C., Capt. adj.: Commissioned Of- ficers Club, vice-president: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: rifle team: track team: inter-class baseball: Executive Council: hall guard captain: student police: Picked Platoon, commander: air raid warden: Ushers Club: Variety Show: Roller Skating Club, president. EVELYN FORSYTHE-Modern Arts Club: Smock Club: Home Manage- ment Club: tennis team: bowling: G.A.A.: games: Twin Club. MARSHALL FOX-A.C.C.L.: football team: wrestling team: track team: Hi-Y: fire marshal: band: orchestra: inter-class bas- ketball: inter-class baseball: Junior Honor Society: hall guard. NORMA FRAIDER -National Honor So- ciety: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: Biology Club: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: Equestrian Club: Rooters Club: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: cheerleader: G.A.A. Board: games: Paint and Powder Club, vice-president: Letter Girls. ROSE FHANEKkNational Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Science Club. EDNA FRANK-Student Council, vice-president: Drama Club, treasurer: Calette editor: A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Crier staff: National Honor Society: Kiwiettes: Senior Girls Council. secretary. ELIZABETH FRANKS-A.C.C.L.: A Cap- pella Choir: G.A.A.: bowling: Executive Council: assistant librarian: Home Management Club, vice-president. Page 78 JOHN FREUDENBERG-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Te- mulac staff: Science Club: R.O.T.C.: Rooters Club. vice-president: A Cappella Choir: police force: hall guard: cheerleader. JOHN GAFFNEY-A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball: in- ter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: inter-class wrestling. RUTH GEARY-A.C.C.L.: Science Club: Bi- ology Club: Kiwiettes: Home Management Club: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: bowling: Paint and Powder Club: Garden Club. REONE' GEDICKE-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Temulac representative: Girls Chorus: orchestra: G.A.A.: dancing: games: bowling: Scholarship Club. TIM GENTILE-A.C.C.L.: hall guard: inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball. ADDISON GERRITY - A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier representative: Temulac staff: Temulac representa- tive: Science Club: Hi-Y: Camera Club: inter-class basketball: hall guard captain. WELDON GILBRETH-A.C.C.L.: Scholarship Club: Junior Honor So- ciety: Safety Council. EILEEN GILFOYLE-A.C.C.L.: German Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling: G.A.A. Board. LORRAINE GILLESPIE-A.C.C.L.: Science Club: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: games: hall guard. ROBERT GILMARTIN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: Safety Council: Equestrian Club: A Cappella Choir: inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball: Whip and Stirrup Club. DOLORES GOCKMAN-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Science Club: Biology Club: Kiwi- ettes: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: Leaders Club, vice-president: Le Cercle Francais: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: hall guard: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L. MARJORIE GOEBEL-Junior Honor Soci- ety: A.C.C.L, delegate: Crier representative: Temulac staff: Kiwiettes. treasurer: Home Management Club, secretary: Girl Reserves: Hooters Club, secretary: G.A.A.: bowling: prom committee. JOSEPH GOODWIN-Temulac representative: Camera Club: Safety Council: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: track team: A,C.C.L. PETER GORDON-A.C.C.L. delegate: A Cappella Choir: band: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: hall guard: tardy of- fice assistant: inter-class football: teacher's assistant: Student Council: B.A.A. ELOISE GOSSAGE - Crier representative: Rooters Club: G.A.A. VIRGINIA GRATZ-Rooters Club: Girl Reserves: Red Cross: Home Management Club: G.A.A. delegate: A.C.C.L.: C.A.L.: Junior Swim Club: Nereides. JEAN GRAVES - A.C.C.L.: National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: C.A.L.: G.A.A.: games: assistant librarian: Scholarship Club. EARL GRAY-Inter-class basketball: inter- class baseball: track team. WALTER GREIMAN-A.C.C.L.: Science Club, secretary: German Club: band. WILLIAM GRITZNER-Camera Club, president: inter- class basketball: inter-class baseball: tennis team: inter-class wres- tling: bowling: Whip and Stirrup Club: A.C.C.L.: B.A.A.: hall guard. JACK GUNDLACH-National Honor Soci- ety: Hi-Y: junior swimming team: senior swimming team: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming. Page 79 Page 80 GLADYS GUNNING-A.C.C.L. delegate: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: games: librarian. MARGARET GUSTAFSON-Crier representative: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Student Council. VIOLA GUSTAFSON-A.C.C.L.: Junior Hon- or Society: Science Club: Kiwiettes: Home Management Club: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: G.A.A. Board: bowling: Senior Girls Council. HELEN GWOZD-Games. NELL HANES-A.C.C.L. delegate: Kiwiettes: Girl He- serves: Equestrian Club: bowling: G.A.A.: Drama Club: office as- sistant. VIRGINIA HARLAN-National Honor Soci- ety: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. alternate: cheerleader: Crier staff: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club. secretary: Leaders Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Nereides: games: Paint and Powder Club: Clean-up committee: junior swimming team: senior class treasurer. GEORGE HARRINGTON-R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: hall guard: A.C.C.L. delegate. DOLORES HARTIGAN-Crier staff: G.A.A.: C.A.L.: as- sistant librarian: Junior Classical League: Rooters Club. VINCENT HATTIMER - A.C.C.L.: B.A.A.. captain: hall guard. JEAN HAYES-Temulac representative: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: games: A.C.C.L.: Clean-up committee. EDWIN HEALY -- R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Le Cercle Francais: Crescendo Club: Fencing Club. MARION HEDRICK - A.C.C.L.: Rooters Club: Alpha Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: bowling. MARIE HEERSEMA-A.C.C.L. delegate: hall guard: G.A.A.: teach- er's assistant. JACQUELINE HENRICHS-Junior Honor Society: A.C. C.L.: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: hall guard: registration office assistant. BETTE HERBOLD-C.A.L.: G.A.A.: games. LORRAINE I-IEROLD-Junior Honor Society: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: A Cap- pella Choir. ALBERT HIERTSTEDT-Camera Club: A.C.C.L. HERBERT HJORTSVANG - A Cappella Choir: Alleppaca Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.L. RITA HOFER-Home Management Club: G.A.A. LEE HOLLAND-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier representative: Radio Club: Safety Council: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: rifle team: Rooters Club: A Cappella Choir: bowling: chief of police: Clean-up commit- tee. publicity chairman. MARIE HOLZHAUSER-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Temulac representative: Handicraft Club: Girl Reserves: Junior Honor Society: Home Management Club: A Cappella Choir: Crescendo Club: hall guard: Crier delegate: badminton tournament. ELAYNE HOPKINS-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Equestrian Club: Le Cercle Francais: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Scholarship Club: games. LOIS HORNBECK-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. EDWIN HORTON-Junior Honor Society: Science Club: Camera Club: R.O.T.C.: Picked Platoon: Non-Commis- sioned Oiiicers Club: Scholarship Club. RAPHAEL HOWARD-Crier representative: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commis- sioned Oiticers Club: inter-class baseball: track team: Whip and Stir- rup Club. LOIS HOWE-Junior Honor Society: Crier staff: Le Cer- cle Francais: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter. JOSEPH HUGHES-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: tennis team, captain: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. ALLAN HULBEN-Junior Honor Society: Biology Club: A Cappella Choir: baseball team: junior swimming team: inter-class baseball: inter-class basketball: inter-class swimming. EDWARD HUSTEH-National Honor Society: Junior Hon- or Society: Science Club: Safety Council: Hooters Club: Debate Club: German Club: inter-class baseball. PAUL HUTCHISON-B.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Air Corps. ALBERT HUTTER-A.C.C.L.: B.A.A. JEAN HYMAN -A.C.C.L. delegate: G.A.A.: Ne- reides: teacher's assistant. MARY IACONA-Home Management Club: G.A.A.: hall guard. GLORIA IGLE-Senior Girls Council: Hooters Club: Leaders Club. treasurer: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: guidance room attendant: bowling. DAVID ITTERSAGEN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac rep- resentative: Hi-Y: baseball team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: B.A.A., president: Drama Club: inter-class football: Student Council: prom committee. STANLEY IVES-A.C,C.L. delegate: Hi-Y: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class football: Drama Club: Calette editor: B.A.A. WAYNE JACKSON-Crier representative: orchestra: inter-class bas- ketball: inter-class baseball: fire marshal: inter-class football: B.A.A.: A.C.C.L. ALVIN JACQUES-A.C.C.L. delegate: Radio Club: Safe- ty Council: inter-class baseball: inter-class basketball: inter-class swimming: hall guard captain. LOIS JAMIESON-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: French Club: Choir. HARVEY JANIS-Crier representative: Hooters Club: Le Cercle Fran- cais. ALBERTA JOHANNESEN - G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Hooters Club: Debate Club: Kiwiettes: cheerleader. ANN JOHNSON-Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Nereides: Red Cross: A.C.C.L.: Scholarship Club: hall guard: Choir. ARLA MAE JOHNSON-A.C.C.L. director of activities: Paint and Powder Club: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: Rooters Club: Clean-up committee: Alpha Chapter: Senior Swim Club: Executive Club. CHARLES JOHNSON-National Honor Society. presi- dent: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier rep- resentative: Hi-Y, president: Leaders Club: B.A,A.: inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.L.: Westcott, president: Drama Club, president: hall guard: Student Council: Mask and Foil Club: Scholar- ship Club: Student Court, Justice: fire marshal: Executive Council: Colette editor: prom committee chairman. DAVID JOHNSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: A Cappella Choir: Boys Glee Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: track team, captain: fire marshal: football team. ELLEN JOHNSON-A.C.C.L.: Crier staff: C.A.L.: Hooters Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: Spanish Club, vice-president. GERTRUDE JOHNSON-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Science Club: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: hall guard. HELEN JOHNSON-A,C.C.L.: Crier repre- sentative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chap- ter: games. JEAN JOHNSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Kiwiettes: Hooters Club: Lead- ers Club: G.A.A.: Nereides: Letter Girls: Drama Club: Colette staff: Junior Swimming Club: hall guard: G.A.A. Board. LUCILLE JOHNSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Home Manage- ment Club: C.A.L.: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: address verifica- tion office assistant. ETHEL JOHNSTON-National Honor Soci- ety: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club: Junior Classical League: G.A.A.: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L,: hall guard: Drama Club: Junior Swim Club: Clean-up committee. ROBERTA JOHNSTON-Kiwiettes: Equestrian Club: A Cappella Choir, secretary: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: Vari- ety Showi hall guard. LAURA JONES-National Honor Society: Senior Girls Council, vice-president: office assistant: Scholarship Club: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: Nereides. BETTY JOUKEMA-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. MARY JOYCE-Crier staff: Temulac staff: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: Home Management Club: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: bowling. DONALD JULEEN-Camera Club: Air Corps: R.O.'l'.C,: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: A.C.C.L.: B.A.A. DONALD JURGS-Camera Club: football team: A.C.C.L.: Choir. IRENE KAMBEROS-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier representative: Science Club: Biology Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: Le Cercle Francais: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: Variety Show. LOIS KANKER - Crier representative: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: locker guard: registration office: book- room. JULIA KARCZEWSKI - G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: games: bowling. PATRICIA KEARNEY-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Sci- ence Club: Kiwiettes: Equestrian Club: G.A.A.: bowling. RUTH KEIGHER-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Temulac staff: C.A.L,: Girl Reserves: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: bowl- ing: Scholarship Club. JAMES KELLEY-A.C.C.L. delegate: light- weight basketball team: football team: wrestling team: inter-class basketball, senior champions captain: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling: fire marshal: Hi-Y. Page 82 JAMES KENNEDY-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Hi-Y: football team: junior swimming team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. MARGARET KENNEDY-A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Science Club: Biology Club: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: bowling: Mask and Foil Club: Garden Club. DONALD KENNY-Science Club, treasurer: Safety Council: H.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commis- sioned Officers Club: rifle team: usher: military police: hall guard: air raid warden. EDWARD KENNY-National Honor Society: junior swimming team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowling. FRANCIS KERN-A.C.C.l... delegate: Crier representa- tive: Science Club: Safety Council: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Of- ficers Club: inter-class baseball: bowling: usher: hall guard: office assistant. CHARLES KERR - Junior Honor Society: Crier representative: Biology Club: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club. JEAN KETCI-IPAW-Crier staff: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club. MARYON KILTY-A.C.C.L. delegate: Biology Club: Kiwi- ettes: Equestrian Club: Rooters Club: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A.: bowling: Paint and Powder Club: Garden Club: hall guard. ' MARY JANE KIMMEY-A.C.C.L. delegate: G.A.A.: games. SHIRLEY KINCAID-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: prom committee: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff, editor: Rooters Club: Leaders Club, president: Choir, treasurer: G.A.A., president. secretary: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: Drama Club, president: Clean-up committee, assistant chairman. EDWARD KINSELLA-A.C.C.L. delegate: Safety Coun- cil: movie operator: hall guard. ETHEL KLINKE-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Council: German Club. WILLIAM KNABE-A.C.C.L.: German Club. LAVERNE KNIZE-C.A.L.: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. ANN KOLICIUS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: games: bowling: intramural basketball tournament: Girls Chorus. ELEONORE KONIECZNY-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: games: bowling: Junior Honor Society: National Honor Society: Junior Classical League: Temu- lac staff. MARJORIE KRAUSE--A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. ANNE KRAWIEC-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. RICHARD KRIEBS-A.C.C.L.: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club. treasurer: football team: inter-class basketball: military police: air raid warden. ESTHER KRUEGER-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Alpha Chapter: G.A.A.: Temulac representative: Home Man- agement Club. CORINNE LAIER-National Honor Society. treasurer: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L., delegate: Senior Girls Council: Temulac staff: Modern Arts Club: Smock Club: Palette G Brush Club: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club: Junior Classical League: Ner- eides: junior swimming team: Letter Girls: Clean-up dance com- mittee. Page 83 Page 84 SHIRLEY LAMBERT--Junior Honor Society: G.A.A.: games: A.C.C.L. PETER LAMBESIS-A.C.C.L.: baseball team: inter-class basketball. KATHLEEN LAMPERT-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Student Council, vice-president: Rooters Club: Kiwiettes: Clean-up committee: Girl Reserves: orchestra: office assistant. HOWARD LANDSTROM-A.C.C.L: Le Cercle Francais. GARTH LANE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Senior Hi-Y, secretary: Air Corps: Equestrian Club: Rooters Club: junior swimming team: senior swimming team, captain: inter-class basketball, senior champions: inter-class baseball: B.l-LA., vice- president. WESLEY LAPELL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Radio Club: Safety Council: tire marshal: German Club: band: football team: inter-class basketball: inter-class base- ball: inter-class wrestling. ELAYNE LARSEN-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Science Club: Biology Club: Kiwiettes, president: Equestrian Club: Rooters Club: Junior Classical League: Girls Chorus: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: bowling: Letter Girls: Paint and Powder Club: Clean-up com- mittee: A.C.C.L.: Scholarship Club: hall guard: cheerleader. DORIS LARSON-Pan American Club: A.C.C.L. dele- gate: Crier delegate: Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes. secretary: Girl Reserves: G.A.A. delegate: Rooters Club. CHARLES LASSA -R.O.T.C.: Non-Commis- sioned Officers Club: Equestrian Club: inter-class basketball: inter- class baseball: military police. JOHN LASSA-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Air Corps: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: band: inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball: military police. ALBERT LAURENCIKAS--Junior Honor Society: German Club: tennis team: track team: inter-class basketball: inter-class base- ball: bowling. EDITH LAW-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: Drama Club: hall guard: librarian. ' ROBERT LAWLER-A.C.C.L. delegate: Leaders Club: inter-class bas- ketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling. HERMINA LEBENSORGER-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: German Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: hall guard. RUTH LENGERICH-Junior Honor Society! A.C.C.L. delegate: G.A.A.: Rooters Club: Red Cross: Junior Classical League: Temulac representative. WILLIAM LENNON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Clean-up committee: Camera Club, president: junior and senior swimming team: Safety Council: Senior Hi-Y: junior track team: police force: cheerleader: Rooters Club: band: hall guard: Crier editor: inter-class basketball champions: Red Cross representative: Temulac staff: Executive Council: social committee: Quill and Scroll. ' CALVIN LEONARD-A.C.C.L.: office assistant. I DOLORES LEYDEN-G.A.A. delegate: Crier delegate: Temulac delegate: A.C.C.L. delegate: teacher's as- sistant. CARL LIND-Biology Club: inter-class wrestling: inter-class swim- ming: inter-class baseball: inter-class basketball: senior swimming team. KENNETH LINT-Crief staff: Junior Classical League: inter-class basketball: senior champions: inter-class baseball: Drama Club: track team: B.A.A. JUNE LITSINGER - G.A.A. delegate: A.C.C.L. delegate: Westcott Choir: Junior Honor Society: Girls Glee Club: Temulac representative. - ELAINE LITZKOW-A.C.C.L. delegate: hall guard, captain: G.A.A.: Junior Honor Society: Scholarship Club: Girl Reserves, treasurer, corresponding secretary: National Honor Society: Senior Girls Coun- cil, Frolic committee: Garden Club: bowling: office assistant: bad- minton: ping pong. SHIHLEE LOVVRY-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council, Frolic committee: Crier staff: Temulac representative: Girl Reserves, secretary: Rooters Club: Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: Letter Girls Club: hall guard: Clean-up committee. WILLIAM LUCAS-A.C.C.L.: Latin Club. DORIS LUND-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: Scholarship Club: Junior Honor Society: National Honor Society: German Club: Crier cashier: Temulac representative. JUANITA LUTZ-Crier representative: Junior Classical League: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: hall guard. MARIAN LYDON s-Kiwiettes: Equestrian Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: bowling: A.C.C.L. SHIRLEY MAC GOWEN-G.A.A.: Hooters Club: hall guard: Handi- craft Club: A.C.C.L. BETTY MAHON --Junior Honor Society: Kiwiettes: C.A.L.: Rooters Club: games: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: library assistant: G.A.A. alternate. I IRENE MAINZER-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temu- lac representative: Home Management Club: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: tardy office assistant: Mask G Foil Club. JAMES MANNING-Junior Honor Society: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Junior Classical League: police force: A.C.C.L. DORIS MARKS-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Council, treasurer: orchestra: games: Bowling Club. MILDRED MARSHALL-G.I-LA.: Alpha Chapter: games: bowling: Girls Chorus: band: baseball team: Vari- ety Show. MARIE MAULOFF'-A.C.C.L.: GJ-LA.: Home Management Club: Girl Reserves: games. ' LORRAINE MAUR-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Girl Reserves: Junior Honor Society: Temulac staff. DOROTHY MAZUR-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. ANN MCANDHEWS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Science Club: Biology Club: Clean-up committee: Kiwiettes: Hooters Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling: Paint and Powder Club. vice-president' Drama Club: Garden Club: commencement committee: cheerleader. WILLIAM MCBEATH-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac staff: Radio Club: golf team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. MARY MCCAMBRIDGEP-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.' Senior Girls Council: Scholarship Club: Home Management Club. DOROTHY MCCARTHY-A.C.C.L.: Kiwiettes: GJ-LA.: hall guard. I MARY MCCAULEY--A.C.C.L. delegate: G.A.A. WILLIAM MCCLELLAN-A.C.C.L. Page 85 SARAH MCENROE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Junior Honor Society: Temulac representative: Science Club: Biology Club: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A. LARRY MCERLEAN-A.C.C.L.: bowling: heavyweight basketball team: inter-class baseball: inter-class basketball: com- mencement committee, chairman: hall guard: baseball team. BETTY MCGRAW-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. DON MCHUGH-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Safety Coun- cil: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Offi- cers Club, secretary: rifle team: Hooters Club: band: inter-class bas- ketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: bowling: air raid warden: Picked Platoon: usher. JAMES MCMAHON-National Honor Society: Scholarship Club, president: heavyweight basketball team: inter-class baseball. BLYTHE MCNALLY-G.A.A. delegate: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: hall guard. NORINE MCNALLY - Crier representative: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. f NORMA MCWILLIAMS-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Scholarship Club: G.A.A.: games: A.C.C.L.: counselor's assistant. CHARLES MEDEMA-A.C,C.L. alternate: Crier representative: R.O.T.C., 2nd lieutenant: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class basketball: inter- class baseball: air raid warden: military police: hall guard: ticket salesman. JOHN MEDEMA-A.C.C,L.: inter-class basketball: inter-class base- ball. GLENN MEHRING-A.C.C.L. delegate: band: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. if NADINE MEYERS-A.C.C.L.: Temulac rep- resentative: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter, secretary, treasurer: G.A.A. Board: games: Drama Club: Music Club, secretary: Westcott Choir. MARY MILEY--Temulac representative: Girl Reserves: Pan American Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling: Garden Club: A.C.C.L. LLOYD MILLER-Crier staff: Temulac staff: R.O.T.C., lst sergeant: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: hall guard: air raid warden: track team: police force: ticket salesman: drill team. CHARLOTTE MILLERICK-Junior Honor Society: C.A.L.: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: bowl- ing: Clean-up committee: A.C.C.L. DAVID MILLIGAN-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Crier staff: Temulac staff: Hi-Y: R.O.T.C., 2nd lieutenant: Commis- sioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: rifle team: band: orchestra: football: inter-class basketball: Junior Classical League, president: police force: Clean-up chairman: A.C.C.L. Cab- inet: National Press Association, delegate: office assistant. MARIANNA M1NNlCHfJunior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier representative: Temulac representative: C.A.L., publicity chairman: Girl Reserves: A Cappella Choir: Cres- cendo Club: orchestra: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: bowling. ALBERT MOHRbCrier staff: Biology Club: football team: wrestling team: inter-class basketball: inter-class base- ball: inter-class wrestling: bowling: A.C.C.L. DOROTHY MOHRS-A.C.C.L.: Kiwiettes: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: Root- ers Club: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A., delegate: Alpha Chapter: games: Drama Club: Majorette Club: Variety Show. BETTY MOLYNEUX-- Crier representative: Home Man- agement Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: Debate Club: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Le Cercle Francais: Spanish Club. ROBERT MORGAN-Crier staff, photo edi- tor: band: Clean-up committee: Scholarship Club. Page 86 V ,Q -.Q s J K, 3333 si? , fr :MSW ff! Z: , . . :rm . y ..., . 1 .. , . , I.. I Q 3 f 1 W Y, . Q Ki- z A l I 'L , ,. K WILLIAM MORITZ-A.C.C.L. delegate: Biology Club: Radio Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. WILLIAM MORRIS-A.C.C.L.: Crier representative. ALLEN MORROW-A.C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. CHARLES MOUNTFORD-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Air Corps: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: hall guard: office assistant. GEORGETTE MOUSTAKAS-G.A.A.: games: A.C.C.L. WILLIAM MULCAHY-National Honor So- ciety: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Scholarship Club: hall guard: Chemistry Club: Clean-up committee: commencement day committee: efficiency committee. DOROTHY MURPHY-Junior Honor Society: G.A.A.: bowling: A.C.C.L. BETTY MUSTES-Kiwiettes: Paint and Powder Club: A.C.C.L. GEORGETTE MUTTER-C.A.L.: Equestrian Club: Hooters Club: A Cappella Choir: band: G.A.A.: games. RITA NELEN--A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Temulac delegate: Scholarship Club. KENNETH NELLIS-Air Corps: Safety Council: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Scholarship Club. ELEANOR NELSON-Kiwiettes: orchestra: G.A.A. delegate: games: hall guard: Westcott Choir: Spanish Club. A.C.C.L.: winner of ping pong tournament. JUNE NEWGARD-C.A.L.: G.A.A,: Drama Club: teacher's assistant, tardy office: A.C.C.L.: Junior Honor Society. FRANCES NEWTON-National Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: Pan Ameri- can Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: Crier staff. DOROTHY NICI-IOL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: C.A.L.: G.A.A. delegate: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: Clean-up committee. MARTIN NIENHOUSE-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling: Variety Show: air raid warden. .BETTY LOU NOBLE-National Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Biology Club: Camera Club: Kiwiettes: Leaders Club. vice-president: G.A.A.: registration office: Scholarship Club: hall guard: A.C.C.L. PATRICIA NOLAN-Home Management Club: A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. RAYMOND NOLAN-Science Club: Equestrian Club: inter-class bas- ketball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.L. MARY ANN NOVAK-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. HOSE OBROKTA--A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: hall guard: games. Page 87 l Page 88 EILEEN O'CONNOR-Pan American Club. president, secretary: G.A.A. delegate: Beta Chapter: Scholarship Club: Executive Council: Crier cashier: A.C.C.L. EILEEN C. O'CONNOR-Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: C.A.L.: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter, secre- tary: games: bowling: Scholarship Club: Clean-up committee: A.C.C.L., publicity chairman. GERALD O'CONNOH-Hooters Club: inter- class basketball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.Lg MARY O'CONNOR-Senior Girls Council: National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L. delegate: G.A.A. EVELYN O'DEA-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. WAYNE O'DELL-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Crier representative: band: orchestra: ticket salesman. JEAN OELSCHLEGEL-Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: C.A.L.: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: bowling: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L. LORRAINE OGDEN-Girl Reserves: G.A.A. delegate' Westcott Choir: A.C.C.L. . MABEL O'GORMAN-Crier representative: A Cappella Choir: G.A,A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games' bowling: A.C.C.L.: hall guard. 1 MARIE O'GOHMAN-Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council' Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: office assistant. MADELYN O'LEARY-A.C.C.L delegate: Biology Club: Rooters Club: Le Cercle Francais: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: office assistant: Clean-up committee. DORIS JEAN OLSEN-A,C.C.L, delegate: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: girls' swimming team. JUNE OLSON-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac repre- sentative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Equestrian Club: Rooters Club: Leaders Club: German Club: G.A.A. secretary: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: bowling. RALPH OLSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball: track team: Student Council, president: Drama Club. treasurer: Westcott Choir. VIRGINIA OLSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: A Cappella Choir: G.A.A.: Alleppaca Club. WILLIAM OLSON-Junior Honor Society: inter-class basketball: inter- class baseball: inter-class football: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: track team. PAULINE OSMON-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. dele- gate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Girl Reserves: Hooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: games: bowling: Red Cross. HARRIETT PANOS-Junior Honor Society: Crier staff, editor: Kiwiettes, vice-president: Rooters Club: Leaders Club: G.A.A., president: G.A.A. Board: games: Paint and Powder Club: Clean-up dance chairman: Drama Club. president: Westcott Choir, president: Calette editor: hall guard: Alpha Chapter, GENEVIEVE PARKER-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: games: office assistant: hall guard. JORDAN PARKER-Crier representative: Biology Club: R.O.T.C., captain: Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class baseball: inter-class basketball: bowling: hall guard: A.C.C.L.: inter-class swim- mm . g JOHN PARTLOW-A.C.C.L. delegate: in- ter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: Gar- den Club: Scholarship Club: bowling: Debate Club: Crier staff. ARTHUR PERKINS-Inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter- class football: B.A.A. FRANCIS PERKINS ACCL dele ate' inter class bas - .... g , - - ketball: inter-class swimming: interclass baseball: Rooters Club: Drama Club: Crier runner. WARREN PERKINS-Safety Council: Root- ers Club: A Cappella Choir, president: Crescendo Club, vice-presi- dent: Alleppaca Club, president: Executive Council: football team: wrestling team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Variety Show. . TOM PERRY-A.C.C.L. delegate: B.A.A. delegate: inter-class basket- ball. ALLEN PETERSEN - A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Hi-Y: Hooters Club, president: A Cappella Choir: band: inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball: Clean-up committee: stage hand. BETTY PETERSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Palette and Brush Club: Kiwiettes: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: Rooters Club: Debate Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: bowling: Point and Powder Club: Garden Club. GLADYS PETERSON-National Honor Society: Girl Reserves: G.A,A.: Scholarship Club: gym assistant: hall guard: flower girl: A.C.C.L.: registration office: second place, posture contest. ROGER PETERSON-A.C.C.L. delegate: Biology Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming. MARY LOUISE PHELPS-Crier representa- tive: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: office as- sistant: locker guard. EDWARD PHILLIPP-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Biology Club: Hi-Y: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling: bowling: football. ' MARGE PITT-Crier representative: Biology Club: Home Management Club: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chap- ter: games: Mask :S Foil Club. ERWIN PONCIN-Science Club: Biology Club: Safety Council: Debate Club: A Cappella Choir. CATHERINE POPELA-Temulac representative: G.A.A.: games: hall guard: A.C.C.L. FRED POTTER-A.C.C.L, delegate: Temulac representa- tive: R.O.T.C., captain: Com.missioned Officers Club: Non-Commis- sioned Officers Club: military police, executive officer: Ushers Club: Picked Platoon: hall guard. DOROTHY POWELL-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier representative: Biology Club: Kiwiettes. secretary: Girl Reserves, president: Rooters Club: games: teacher's assistant. EDMOND POWELL - Air Corps: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: hall guard. MICHAEL POWERS-Radio Club: Safety Council: Pan American Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.L. WILLIAM PRENDERGAST-Junior Honor Society: Equestrian Club: Junior Classical League: band: tennis team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowling. PATRICIA PRINDIVILLE-National Honor Society: Junior Honor So- ciety: A.C,C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: C.A.L.: Rooters Club: Junior Classical League: G.A.A.: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L. EDWARD PURCELL-A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: hall guard: police force: Junior Honor Society: ticket salesman: Equestrian Club: Class Day committee. MARION QUICK-A.C.C.L.: Crier represen- tative: Temulac representative: Variety Show. Page 89 MARJORIE RAPPOLD-G.A.A.: Leaders Club: Crier staff: games: A.C.C.L. CORADINA RATHJE-A.C.C.L.: Horne Management Club: C.A.L.: G.A.A.: bowling. y GWEN REDELIN-Junior Honor Society: Biology Club: Kiwiettes: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: Hooters Club: orches- tra: Pan American Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: bookroorn assistant: library assistant: A.C.C.L. SHIRLEY REDMAN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves, secretary: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: Clean-up committee, chairman: Mask 6: Foil Club: Drama Club: Westcott Choir. DOROTHY REED-G.A.A.: hall guard: A.C.C.L. MARY REGAN-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. RUTH REINI-IOLDTe'Kiwiettes: Home Management Club: Girl Re- serves: Pan American Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: Red Cross: Mask G Foil Club: locker guard: hall guard: office as- sistant. JANE REINSCHREIBER-G.A.A. delegate: Beta Chapter: A.C.C.L.: Red Cross. AUDREY RETTKE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Biology Club: Kiwiettes: G.A.A. SHIRLEY REYNOLDS-Temulac staff: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. . SHIRLEY LOUISE RICHARDSON-A.C.C.L., secretary: National Honor Society, secretary: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff, editor-in-chief: Kiwiettes: Westcott Choir: Scholarship Club: tardy office assistant: hall guard captain: G.A.A. JACK RILEY-A Cappella Choir: Crescendo Club: Drama Club. WILLIAM RING-Inter-class baseball: inter-class basketball: A.C.C.L. HELEN RITTENHOUSE-C.A.L., president, treasurer: A Cappella Choir: orchestra: G.A.A.: Nereides: Executive Council. DIXIE LEE ROBINSON-HA.C.C.L.: G.A.A. BETTIE ROCHE-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: Kiwi- ettes: Westcott Choir: G.A.A.: registration office: office assistant: hall guard. SHIRLEY ROE-Crier representative: Home Manage- ment Club: C.A.L.: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: tap dancing. MARY ROONEY-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Root- ers Club: Equestrian Club: Spanish Club. JOYCE ROSELL - National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Scholarship Club. BETTY ROSS-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. RALPH ROSYNEK-A.C.C.L.: inter-class baseball: inter-class football: B.A.A. Page 90 GLEN RUSSELL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Junior Classical League. SHIRLEY RUSSELL'-A.C.C.L.: Junior Classical League: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: games: bowling: Allep- paca Club. DOLORES RYAN-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Crier circulation stall: Hooters Club: Alpha Chapter. MARY EARLY RYAN-National Honor Society: Science Club: G.A.A.: bowling: A.C.C.L.: hall guard. MARY RYAN-A.C.C.L. delegate: Kiwiettes: Home Man- agement Club: Equestrian Club: Hooters Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Mask G Foil Club. ' SHIRLEY RYAN-Home Management Club. treasurer: C.A.L.: Hooters Club: Leaders Club: inter-class basketball: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter, vice-president: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: bowling: Executive Council: dues committee. GRACE RYSDON-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Temulac staff: Biology Club: Kiwi- ettes: Girl Heserves: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: games: gym assistant: Drama Club: election committee: Junior Swim Club: ticket salesman. ALLEN SANDBERG--National Honor Society, vice-presi- dent: Junior Honor Society: Crier representative: Temulac represen- tative: Science Club: Hi-Y, treasurer: A Cappella Choir: orchestra: football team: wrestling team: inter-class basketball: inter-class base- ball: inter-class wresting: Scholarship Club: fire marshal: ticket salesman. SHIRLEY SANDERS-Hooters Club: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: cheerleader: Variety Show: ticket seller. ELEANOR SCANLON-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Hooters Club: Equestrian Club: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves. MARION SCHAFARZEK-National Honor Society: Kiwi- ettes: G.A.A.: Red Cross. WILLIAM SCHAFER-Junior Honor Society: prom committee: A.C.C.L. delegate: A.C.C.L. yearbook committee: A.C.C.L. social committee: H.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Commissioned Officers Club: football team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Junior Hi-Y: Temulac staff: fire marshal: air raid warden: police force: Clean-up committee. WILLIAM SCHELLHORN-R.O.T,C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: hall guard: fire marshal: usher: drill team: Scholarship Club: Crier runner. WALTER SCHMINKE-Junior Honor Society: Crier staff: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: hall guard: A.C.C.L. GRACE SCHOPPEN-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac staff: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Equestrian Club: Hooters Club: Alpha Chapter: G.A.A. delegate: Beta Chapter: games: Clean-up committee. NORINE SCHORNER-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: hall guard. SHIRLEE SCHOULDA-Senior Girls Council: Pan Ameri- can Club: G.A.A.: Drama Club: A.C.C.L. MILDRED SCI-IROFF-Junior Honor Society: Crier representative: G.A.A.: office assistant: hall guard: A.C.C.L.: locker guard. DENISE SCHULTZ-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: G.A.A.: Crier representative: Girl Reserves: hall guard: Scholarship Club: Mask 6. Foil Club. BETTY SCI-IWARTING-Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. - EMELENE SEARLS-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Crier repre- sentative: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club: Leaders Club: Junior Classical League: G.A.A.: Nereides, vice-president: games: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L.: hall guard: Drama Club: Junior Swimming Club: Clean-up committee. y Page 91 Page 92 JACK SHANE-'A.C.C.L. delegate: orchestra: inter-class football, base- ball, basketball: B.A.A. delegate. LEO SHERLOCK-A.C.C.L.: hall guard captain. JOAN SHERMAN-Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes: Home Management Club: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: games: locker guard: tap dancing. FLORENCE SHIMKUS-Kiwiettes: A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Crier cashier: Rooters: cheerleader. MARJORIE SIEGERS-A.C.C.L. delegate: G.A.A.: Drama Club. RUTH SIEGLE-Junior Honor Society: Kiwi- ettes: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: G.A.A.: games: A.C.C.L.: Clean-up committee: Garden Club. JUNE SIMON-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier staff: Crier representative: Debate Club: G.A.A.: Scholarship Club: hall guard: A.C.C.L. MARCELLA SINGER-Home Management Club, treas- urer: Pan American Club: G.A.A.: games: bowling: Junior Swimming Club: A.C.C.L.: C.A.L. ' MARJANE SITKAWITZ-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. BRUCE SLADEK-A.C.C.L. delegate: track team: inter-class football: B.A.A.: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. MARY SLATTERY-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Science Club: Biology Club: Rooters Club: Pan Ameri- can Club: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. yearbook, literary editor: A.C.C.L., cab- inet: A.C.C.L. efficiency committee, Clean-up committee, publicity com- mittee, ways and means committee: hall guard: office assistant: election commission: Executive Council. JEANNE SLAYS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Girl Reserves: Hooters Club: bowling, secretary: G.A.A.: A Cappella Choir. CHARLOTTE SLUITER-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: Girls Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Crescendo Club: German Club: Crier representative. DOROTHY SMALL -- A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Home Manage- ment Club. JAMES SMALLING-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: Radio Club: Whip 5 Stirrup Club: Camera Club: Safety Council: Equestrian Club: Boys Glee Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: bowling. CAROLYN SMITH-Kiwiettes: Junior Cassical League: G.A.A.: bowl- ing: Mask G Foil Club: A.C,C.L. JACK SMITH-Hooters Club: track team: Senior Hi-Y, vice-president: Clean-up committee, chairman: A.C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club, social chairman: air raid warden: fire marshal: Safety Council: student police: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Letter Man. JAMES SMITH-R.O.T.C.: band: orchestra: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Variety Show. JOHN SOTOR-A.C.C.L.: inter-class basketball, captain: inter-class baseball. MARGARET SPANN-Junior Classical League: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. ELAINE STENNETT-National Honor So- ciety: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier representa- tive: G.A.A.: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L.: office assistant. 'VILLIAM STETLER-A.C.C.L. delegate: football team: wrestling team: unter-class basketball: inter-class wrestling. FRANCES STEVENS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac repre- entative: Kiwiettes: G.A.A.: games. WALLACE STICE-National Honor Society: 'unior Honor Society: Safety Council: Equestrian Club: inter-class nasketball: inter-class baseball: A.C.C.L. DOROTHY STOECKER-Home Management Club: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. ALFRED ST. PIERRE-National Honor Society: Air Corps: 'i.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Scholarship Club: elec- ion commissioner: stage technician: Movie Operators Club, president. ROBERT STRAITS-A.C.C.L. delegate: Jun- or Hi-Y: football team, captain: wrestling team: track team: inter- :lass basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling: senior :lass viceepresident: baseball. LOUIS STRUYF-Hi-Y: Safety Council: heavyweight basketball team: ightweight basketball team: baseball team: senior swimming team: nter-class basketball: inter-class swimming: A.C.C.L.: Rooters Club. LEO SUMMERS-A.C.C.L. delegate: A Cappella Choir: nter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: in- er-class wrestling. BEVERLY TAYLOR-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Crier representative: Rooters: Kiwiettes: G.A.A. QA VERNE THIESEN-Home Management Club: G.A.A.: games: .C.C.L. DOROTHY THOMAS-G.A.A. delegate: Nereides: 'A.C.C.L. MARILYN THOMAS-Junior Honor Society: rier representative: Temulac representative: Biology Club: Kiwi- ttes: Rooters Club: Leaders Club: Junior Classical League: Clean-up ommittee: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: games: ticket salesman. EORAYNE THOMASON-Kiwiettes: A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorus: .A.A. JEANNETTE THORELL-A.C.C.L. alternate: Crier repre- 'entative: Temulac representative: C.A.L.: Girl Reserves: A Cappella Ehoir: G.A.A.: commencement committee: registration office. KITTY THORPE-Crier circulation manager: rier editorial staff: Junior Swim Club: Kiwiettes: Nereides: Drama lub: Mask 6: Foil Club: A.C.C.L.: G.A.A.: Variety Show: Equestrian lub. DOROTHY THURBER-Kiwiettes: G.A.A,: A.C.C.L. BETTY TOWER-A.C.C.L.: Crier staff: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: Girls Chorus: orchestra: G.A.A.: Life-saving Club: Nereides. JEANNE TRAPP-National Honor Society: Eenior Girls Council, president: Girl Reserves, treasurer: G.A.A.: cholarship Club: Executive Council: A.C.C,L. JOHN TYRRELL-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Crescendo Club: inter-class basketball: inter-class swimming. RICHMOND UNWIN-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier representative: Temulac representative: Camera Club: R.O.T.C. band: A Cappella Choir: Boys Glee Club: band, stu- dent director: orchestra: golf team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: bowling: Variety Show: social dance band. CATHERINE VACCA-Junior Honor So- ciety: Senior Girls Council: Pan American Club: G.A.A.: hall guard: Garden Club: bookroom assistant. Page 93 l l LOIS VAGTBORG-National Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes: C.A.L.: Equestrian Club: band: orchestra: G.A.A.: Spring Frolic committee: A.C.C.L. EVELYN VALLERA-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Kiwiettes: C.A.L.: Le Cercle Francais: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: hall guard. BERNICE VAN ALLEN-Girl Reserves: Crescendo Club: G.A.A.: Clean-up committee: A.C.C.L. JOCELYN VAN CLEAVE-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L.: C.A.L.: Clean-up cornf mittee. BETTY VAN HAFTEN-G.A.A.: Calette representative: hall guard: teacher's assistant: Le Cercle Francais: A,C.C.L.: National Honor Society. LORRAINE VASI-A.C.C.L. delegate: Biol- ogy Club: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Rooters Club: Girls Chorus: G.A.A.: Drama Club: Pan American Club: Clean-up committee: office assistant: hall guard: Crier cashier: Calette representative. FEHN VOGEL-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier staff: German Club: G.A.A. RICHARD WAGNEH-Junior Honor Society: Senior Hi-Y: Safety Council: Air Corps, officer: R.O.T.C.: Commissioned Officers Club: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: football team: tennis team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: Picked Platoon: military police: air raid warden: Clean-up committee: Scholarship Club: Ushers Club: A.C.C.L. ELEONOHE WALLER-A Cappella Choir: band: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. GRACE WALRATH-Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: games: A.C.C.L. WILLIAM WALSH-Junior Honor Society: Crier repre- sentative: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Equestrian Club: A.C.C.L. BARBARA WALTERS--A.C.C,L.: G.A.A.: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: Bowling Club: A Cappella Choir: Alleppaca Club: hall guard captain: Garden Club: Home Management Club. HERBERT WARREN-National Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: R.O.T.C.: Scholarship Club: Ushers Club: air :aid warden. JOHN WEBSTER-A.C.C,L. delegate: Temulac staff, business manager: bowling: Air Corps: heavyweight basketball team: baseball team: golf team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling. MAHJORIE WEDEL-Junior Honor Society: Temulac representative: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves: orchestra: Pan American Club: G.A.A.: Scholarship Club: A.C.C.L. LEONARD WEGNER--A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: German Club: inter-class baseball. JANET WEINHEIMER-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Senior Girls Council: Temulac representative: Science Club: Kiwiettes: Rooters Club: A Cappella Choir: Pan Amer- ican Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chapter: Drama Club: games: bowling. LORRAINE WEIS - A.C.C.L. delegate: G.A.A. LOUIS WELSH-A.C.C.L. delegate: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class wrestling. ROY WERNLY-A.C.C.L.: swimming team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball. DON WHITE-Westcott Choir: Westcott Stu- dent government: inter-class baseball: inter-class basketball: inter- class volleyball: hall guard captain. Page 94 LOIS WHITE-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council, dance chairman: Temulac representa- tive: Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves, president: Rooters Club: Leaders Club, nresident: Junior Classical League: G.A.A. Board: games: Letter Girls- Club: Scholarship Club: G.A.A., president: Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter. JAMES WHITEHEAD-Temulac representative: Air Corps: inter-class basketball: B.A.A.: A.C.C.L. ELAINE WICKLUND-Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L.: Red Cross: hall guard: office assistant: G.A.A. GILBERT WIEDER-Football team: baseball team: A.C.C.L.: track team. HELEN WIEGMAN-Home Management Club: A Cap- pella Choir: G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. ROBERT WILLIAMS-Commissioned Offi- cers Club: track team: bowling team: Clean-up committee: Senior Hi-Y: air raid warden: police force: A.C.C.L.: Non-Commissioned Offi- cers Club. JAMES WILLIAMSON-Senior Hi-Y: Safety Council: Hooters Club: A Cappella Choir: heavyweight basketball team: inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball. SHIRLEY WILLS-Crescendo Club: G.A.A.: Beta Chap- ter: games: hall guard: A.C.C.L.: A Cappella Choir. RALPH WITTSTOCK-A.C.C.L. delegate: A Cappella Choir: Crescendo Club: Boys Glee Club: inter-class basket- ball: inter-class baseball. JANE WOLCOTT-A.C.C.L. delegate: Senior Girls Council: Home Management Club: G.A.A.: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: Nereides: games: Junior Swim Club. ARTHUR WOLF-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: Temulac representative: Science Club: Safety Council: inter- class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: office assistant: A.C.C.L. JOHN WOLF-A.C.C.L. delegate: Crier rep- resentative: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club. ROGER WOLLEK -A.C.C.L.: R.O.T.C.: Non-Commissioned Officers Club: Commissioned Officers Club: air raid warden: National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: military police: Science Club: Biology Club: Chemistry Club: Scholarship Club: Ushers Club: Temulac photo- graphic staff. GLORIA WOLLENI-IAUPT-A.C.C.L.: Biology Club: Ki- wiettes: Leaders Club, treasurer: Le Cercle Francais: Girls Chorus: G.A.A., treasurer: Alpha Chapter: Beta Chapter: G.A.A. Board: Nereides, vice-president: games. BETTY WOODWARD-National Honor So- ciety: Junior Honor Society: Senior Girls Council: Crier representative: Le Cercle Francais, president: A Cappella Choir, director of activities: Pan American Club, secretary: G.A.A.: senior class secretary: Execu- tive Council, secretary: Variety Show: Scholarship Club: Music Festival. MYLTON WUNDER-Crier delegate: A.C.C.L. delegate: lightweight' basketball team: inter-class basketball: inter-class baseball: track team WILLIAM WYNESS-A.C.C.L: lightweight basketball team: baseball team: junior swimming team: wrestling team: inter- class basketball: inter-class baseball: inter-class swimming: inter- class wrestling. Hooters Club: Leaders Club: Le Cercle Francais: A Cappella Choir: C-i.A.A.: games: bowling: A.C.C.L. AGNES YOUNG-A.C.C.L.: G.A.A. JAMES ZEBRANEK-Junior Classical League: inter-class: basketball: inter-class baseball. PATRICIA ZIEMETZ-G.A.A.: A.C.C.L. Page 95 EVELYN YATES--Kiwiettes: Girl Reserves:- Page 96 WENDELL ZIMMERS-National Honor Society: Junior Honor Society: A.C.C.L. delegate: Temulac representative: R.O.'1'.C.: Cadet Colonel, Corps Commander: Commissioned Officers Club, president: Non- commissioned Officers Club, treasurer: band: orchestra: Scholarship Club, secretary: Executive Council, treasurer, president: prom commit- tee: chief air raid warden: head usher: Science Club: Biology Club: Chemistry Club: military police, commander: rifle team: alternate scholarship winner: Variety Show. BEN ZULFER-Radio Club: inter-class basketball: inter- class baseball: inter-class wrestling: A.C.C.L. HDDITIUIIHL IUIIE CHARLES ADAMS GLEN ANDRIST CHARLES ARTINGER JAMES ARVAN EDWARD BUCKLEY NORMAN BULOW WILLIAM CAIN MARY CARR ROBERT CHATT MARILYN CLARKE THOMAS CONBOY MARIE CONNOR JOHN CORCORAN HAROLD DAVIS BERNARD DE VINE ROBERT DILLON MARGUERITE DURKIN ROBERT EVANS DAVID FEFFERMAN JOSEPH FILICE JOHN GAVIN VALERIA GORSKI JAMES INSKEEP GRHDUHTES ROBERT IRVINE KENNETH JOHNSON MILDRED JURICH HUGH KALK MARIE KEATING HARRY LAKOVITZ GRACE LANGLAND JOHN LANGLAND ADELOR J. LEWIS JAMES LINDENSMITH HUBERT LOFTUS FRANCES LUTZ ROBERT LYON ISABELLE MAURER LEO MCLAUGHLIN HENRY MOEHLE RAY MUELLER WILLIAM NAUER ROBERT NELSON EDITH PARMELEE WILLIM PILGRIM AUDREY PURSELL RICHARD RATZEL JAMES RICHARDSON DALE SMITH DONALD SMITH CHARLES SOPPET ALLEN SORENSEN ROSEMARY STANTON JOHN STEINFELD JOHN STIFT EVELYN STUBE VIRGINIA SUTHERLAND RICHARD TESTA JOHN THIELMANN WARREN TORRENCE EDWIN TOWNSEND WILLIAM TUCKER EDWARD TUOMINEN ELIZABETH VAIL RICHARD VAN DAM ELEANOR WARADAY RICHARD WHITE LORRAINE WIENING PAUL WILD EHIHPUS LEHDERS mULFIC 19 HT CHLUITIET HIGH EHRICHTUREIJ BU S opularity, achievement. charm, service. and that winning person- ality, were important factors in choosing Cal's most outstanding seniors. Yes, today they're the leaders of our campus: perhaps. tomorrow will reveal that our country's executives were former Calites. Page 97 DENISE SCHULTZ seems to fit the title Busy as a bee, to perfection. Denise has been an editor on the Crier for two semesters. Presiding over Cal's foremost club for the past year, was our fine football hero, and fancy rug cutter, the honorable president of the A.C.C.L., CLIFF ALLEN. WENDELL ZIMMEHS is Well on his Way toward attaining his goal. Yes, since he is the top ranking officer in the R.O.'l .C., West Point is practically a dream come true. SHIRLEY LOWRY manages to be sweet ana lovely as well as to retain her brilliance in the scholastic field. Shirley is salutatorzan of the Iune class. Ginny, a cheer- leader, a prominent member of other groups too nu- merous to mention is lovely VIRGINIA HARLAN. You've seen LARRY MCERLEAN at those basketball games. Yes, it was Big Mac who scored so many points for our team during the last season. ALLEN SANDBEHG, besides being the highest boy in the graduating class, possesses a sparkling personality, and plays a fast game of football. PATRICIA PRINDI- VILLE is that charming lassie who is living proof that brains and beauty do come together, being valedic- torian of her class. IJO I lllllli LIKE THAT? Page98 f-XX-I N gy 'Nfd .4 'C .,-- ,fi .- :XLT-3 A-I3 M43 A .. .3 W ff. ' m .iii I 5 I . - JI it ' sunt ii 560 kj Q i x- il Agfa g ' s.r fam iff- ff' 'vfxx B A7 . ,- s JI! 5 f. 1 ' QQ I Z X 1 -W I U ' 'VHS ' .bxllllx I f rea: XI V X Q fm? ff R' 2 .QQ K I K . 0 , I In I rx , L .f XM llt ' i s ff., k I sip ' I - 9 tr, 1-l 'Wr-Q if .ay W lyk 'nfl Jffkw -54-' 'Z' QQ 1-49. g A 4 NN W Iliff 5,1 ' ' is T X - W - I! L ll 0m?77 UIHERE DID I IUIIIE FR That petite young lass who ever so often tiptoed through the halls of Calumet attaining whatever she had set out for Was MARY TOLEN. One of the busiest and most popular girls, ELAINE ERICKSON was chosen as Calu- met's best citizen. That charming Crier personality, the possessor of those twinkling eyes and never failing smile is none other than SHIRLEY RICHARDSON. ELAINE LARSON with her charm and high scholarship joins the ranks of the outstanding Seniors. Suggestions, please, Do you all agree? those were the words used very ireguently by none other than JEROME FINIS, the Senior class president for Iune, l942. Being president of the February class, hand- some leader of the school band, and R.O.T.C. Major are but a few of GEORGE IANDACEK'S accomplish- ments of his high school career. The lovely, blue- eyed brownette who pos- sesses that mellow voice, has taken part in Cal's variety shows and assem- blies--CORINNE ISAACSON. Page 99 HUJHHT PLHEE SHFIll I FILL? Page 1 00 t t That amiable lad with the orchestra, member oi the National Honor Society, and a prominent member of that all important prom committee is MIKE LULU. Here is a real top flight senior, VIRGINIA MURPHY was validictorian of the February class. One of our famous grid Warriors and CI drummer who's hard to beat, a te-llow with personality plus, it's JUHL KAUFFMAN. IACK PATTERSON was not only one of Cal's foremost actors, but also one of its most bril- liant scholars. Having seen All Carrs to the Res- cue, you can't help but know that LUELLA CARLSON might soon become another Helen Hayes. LOIS WHITE is known as G.A.A. President but even better known for her talent in ventriloquism and her little dummy, Red, W 7 N5 BM, fe N IE Q , Ny' ,A E mm , f 'ZR fs j t S 4 Xl 7 X4-2 Q I W f' I E, . A ly , A' VKJJ 5. QZLS4 M' Q N .Xl W xy :ei 4' You've guessed it, that brains plus beauty girl is defi- nitely revealed in the charming personality ot SHIR- LEY KINKAID. BOBETTE MAYNARD is that all in one personality. History shows that she has achieved great fame in the athletic activities at Cal. A typical example oi the strong silent type is CHUCK IOHNSON who has been prom chairman and president of the National Honor Society. Did you hear that golden voice floating through the portals of Calumet ever so often? You're right, that nightingale is our Petite BETTY WOODWARD. The February class had its out- standing senior in the person ot RICHARD ALM. The students and faculty chose him as such, and he cer- tainly deserves this honor. 1 ' f if M l .sis I yn , v 1 v -r 14,950 .H-'V i , 4 , ' f, I ' fx - 1 4 9 5 wa o j5x.f , S tn., iq' rf la Pk' If f5?jS fk P ,A A Nj :haf rl I wrk lJ,' R Q 5 R i,x,4 rl Y , Qu N1 X K ig 'ff' 'W HOPE T0 SUEEEEDH Page 101 SU UEHR1941-194Q nr cmum RHHDUHI SHOTS EVEN IHIIJ-UEHR P Um Page 1 04 he mid-year prom. held at the Shoreland Hgjel, Ianuary 16. 1942 provided Wholesome recreation for Ca1umet's seniors. who danced gaily to the music of Kenny Leighton. The grand march climaxed the gala aiiair. It was led by George Iandacek and Ioanne Leahy, the lady of his choice. + R001 X Page IU5 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE vena-1941-42 oller Skating Parties gel fired of fhem- . . . Rose- Day . . . The Prom . . . Frolics . . . Although it's hard to squeeze in more activi- Commencement . . . Variety Show . . . all these ties. we've begun our war work. Last February. are part of going to Calumet. They are the Calumet cake bakers had a Cake For A events that happen every year and we never Yank Day, and we had Paper Days . . . Mr. Major's session-the first 1007, A.C.C.L. membership College Day New gowns for the A Capella Choir Mrs. La Coste's farewell tea Paper DUY A Our first air raid drill Bose Day Page IDS 1 Carrying old paper mstead of our books A climaxmg event was the Memorial Day assem V 'Q bly when our Service Flag was presented -' ,I N two nundred and fifty boys from Calumet help- p p . K. -. I PICTURE CHLEIWDHR OF LIFE HT CHLUmET . . . 1 'MM +V 'W -t1' sf. . , N , at . ,u w ing Uncle Sam. ' Fall Frolic Christmas Carols A.C.C.L. Dance Officers' Ball Paint and Powder Club at Work Kiwiette Initiation Red Cross Mrs. Krumwiede's Christmas Party Page 107 Page 108 HIGHLIGHT OFT:-leyenn Officers' Dinner Dance A Mothers' Tea Kiwiette Skating Party Chi1dren's Dresses for the Bed Cross Special Fall Inspection Leaders' Christmas Party L11 L-J I-1 LIJ LI 1 I1- 1 FOOTBHLL - BFISHETBHLL ' SOCCER ' VOLLEYBHLL i 1 1 SLUIfTlfT'IIl'lG ' BHSHETBFILL ' BOUJLIHG ' UJRESTLIHG TRACK TEAMS ' CHEERLEADERS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION NEREIDES - GIRLS' BASKETBALL - BOARD OF SPORTS ecause of the war, courses in physical education have been made more in- tensive. The course for boys has included running. climb- ing over obstacles, imnping over ditches and crawl- ing through obstructions. And because boys must be made physically fit, work to develop the shoulder. the girdle, the muscles. and the abdomen has been emphasized. The girls take exercises which endeavor to im- prove running power in case of an emergency. In addition to this, the girls are instructed in the funda- mentals of First Aid. Physical examinations had been given to all 4A girls to compare their present health with the condition they were in as freshies. Through this examination. the instructors of physical education discovered various changes. The teachers of this department attempt to help the girls correct any defaults. The gym department seeks to help in the develop- ment of physically fit men and women for our country. ,is if . ,, A NW QW ' ': n 1 Page 1 1 1' FOOTBALL SQUAD BACK ROW: Boyle, Coach, Dorl, Doessler, Dolley, Nettles, Anderson, Stettler, Gauthier, Tracy, Fox. Miller, Iurges, Friend, Perkins, Heilbron. SECOND ROW: Rauffman, Humble, Baker, Ianulis, Thiele, McAuliffe, Townley, Soutter, DeMay, Shumake, Peterson, Minker, D. Allen, Swanson. FIRST ROW: Slager, Dinwall, Otter, Ratzel, Mitchell, Polacek, Kereazes, Weed, Engberg, MacCczl1um, Hoskins, Rydeen, De1Giorono, Pritch, Ratzel, Ray. . FUUTTBHLL 1941 alumet's football team, under the leader- ship of a new coach, Iohn Boyle, showed plenty of fighting spirit to finish the season in a sixth place tie with Parker and Morgan Park. The team started the season very mildly by losing to Bowen 8-0 and tying the highly touted Parker team 0-0. In the Parker game Calumet twice knocked at the door of victory but could not move the ball over the stripe that means touchdown. In the first night game of the season an overflow crowd of cheering Calumet students saw their team turned back by Morgan Park 14-0, in which the game was much closer than the score indicates. The next two games showed Calumet getting stronger and even though we were defeated in both games the other teams had plenty of trouble winning. Hyde Park beat our boys 20-6 and the squad was nosed out by Hirsch 19-6. Page 112 J nf X M539 ! 'lt 1. Mum. V I 1 .. 1' 'fe ' ., ' u P , A N- A U ll All ' 'llf I X' HUA - Z 'X N. t - , f 'fa W f hwwt' ffl , kj 'Mw- Wt t ln both of these games Calumet lead for three quarters of the game but in the last quarter both opposing teams managed to slip men through for scores. Calumet's winning bubble finally burst and they drubbed South Shore and Harper. Calumet defeated South Shore 19-6 and in this game Iuhl Kauffman showed why he was elected most valuable player on Cal's team by passing, running, and kicking Cal to victory. Harper also took a lacing from our boys 19-14. These two victories spurred the student body to attend the game with Fenger in great numbers to see if our team could hum- ble the thrice Public League champions. Fenger's power, however, was iust too much for the squad and we lost 25-0 to bring the season to a close. Nevertheless, Calumet turned out a very courageous team who were not disgraced by so many defeats. Many men of last year's team will return this year to lead Calumet to victory on the football field. ns. ' 1 Page 113 THE PLAYER Davidson . Thiele . Fox . Straits . Anderson . Allen C. . Tracy . Kelly . Kauffman . Heilbron . Polachek . Friend . Miller . Soutter Otter . Weed . Roessler . Nettels . Sandberg . Rusch . Corridon . Ratzel . Dorl . Schaffer . Allen D. . Stetler . Swanson . Gauthier . Dingwall . Shumake . Quaid .Turgs . De May . LINE-UP POSITION . End . Tackle .Guard . Center . Guard . Tackle . . End . Quarterback . Half Back Fullback . Half Back . End . Tackle . Guard Center . Guard . .Tackle . . End , Quarterback . . End , Quarterback . Hallback . Fullback Halfback . Fullback . Back . Back . Back . End . Guard Tackle . Center . . Guard FOOTBALL SCORES CALUMET vs. Bowen . . Parker . . Morgan Park . Hirsch . . Harper . . South Shore . Hyde Park . Fenger . . WE THEY 0 6 0 0 0 14 6 19 . 19 14 . 19 G 6 20 0 25 'M ni -fr M ff' Weed Miller Davidson McCu1lom Fox Page 114 M lid: , .. ,.., ,J f : ' YW' f Kelly Heilbron Thiele D. Allen Straits a Roessler Kauffman Dorl Tracy Busch Ratzel Soutter Polachek Page 1 15 1 9 4 l i Testa, Captain of Senior Team Wunder, Captain of Junior Team Page 116 L SENIOR BASKETBALL Aldendorf, Boland, Broenneke, Conway, Cooney. Corcoran Da Luga, Mallder, McEr1ean, McMahon. Mulcrone. SENIOR TEAM Testa .... Boland . . . McErlean DaLuga . . . Aldendorl . . . Subs Mulcrone . . Mallder . . Broenneke Cochrane . Cooney . Conway McMahon . . . JUNIOR TEAM First Team Koselke .... Cozzie . . . . Wunder . Williamson . , Adrosco .... Second Team Kirschbaurn . . . Owles . . . Quillinan Luebke Tucker . Fitzpatrick . . Mansfield sl . Forward Forward Center . Guard Guard . Forward Forward . Guard Forward . Guard Center Guard . Forward Forward . Center . Guard Guard . Forward Forward . Center . Guard Guard uh. Guard Sub. Guard Calumet's senior basketball team upset pre- season predictions and turned out one of the best quintets in the city. They finished the season by tying for second place with Hyde Park and missed winning the South Section Championship by only one bas- ket in a heart-breaking game against Fenger. The junior basketball team showed much promise of being next year's winner. The whole second string Will return next season and all opposition had better Watch its step. SCORES SENIOR TEAM Hirsch . 24 Calumet Parker . 30 Calumet So. Shore . 38 Calumet Engiewcod 33 Calumet Harper . 45 Calumet Hyde Park. 38 Calumet Morgan Pk. 29 Calumet Bowen . 34 Calumet Fenger . 33 Calumet Lindblom . 46 Calumet JUNIOR TEAM Hirsch . 29 Calumet Parker . 44 Calumet So. Shore . 32 Calumet Englewood 17 Calumet Harper . Z4 Calumet Hyde Pk. . 31 Calumet Morgan Pk. 32 Calumet Bowen . 41 Calumet Fenger . 27 Calumet 36 36 42 Z3 48 32 64 56 31 27 17 24 29 45 26 25 25 28 25 Page 117 Page BHSEBHLL 1942 alumet's baseball team did itself proud during the past season by finishing a very high second place. A loss to Morgan Park in the last game of the season cost Calumet the South Section championship. Bowen took first place with only two losses, both of which were handed out by Calumet. 1 The team. which was made chiefly of reserves from last year. gave thel school hopes of another championship team. The pitchi.ng staff, composed of Lefty Van Dam, Lefty Owles, and a new- comer, Frank Stout, was airtight in almost every game. The offense was even better than the defense with seven of the first team batting over .300. The team was led in batting by Art Alendorf with a neat .405 average. Buns Corcoran, batting well all season, finished with .372. Other batting support was lent by Clean-up Man George Da Luga, Curly Richard- son, Red Burgess, Bob Evans, Iohnny Se- bastian, Dave lttersagen, and Lou Luebke. Practically a complete team will return again next year and Calumet is looked upon to be very high in the standings if , y not South Section Champions. J In the quarter-finals ,Q Calumet beat Crane, 5 pg thus being one of the 1... . K Q four teams left 1n the 1X City, as we go to 9 1 Y press. 118 BASEBALL LINE-UPS Batting Batting Order Position Average Lou Luebke .....,.. ..,,... R .F. .255 Red Burgess .......... ....,., 1 st B. .320 Buns Corcoran .,,,.,.., .,...., 2 dB. .372 George Da Luga .,.,....... ...,,.. 3 d B. .304 Curly Richardson ,.,, .,,.,.. C . .302 Art Aldendorf .,...,.. ,,,.... L .F. .405 Bob Evans ...,.....,,....., ..,... C .F. ,340 Iohnny Sebastian .,....... ...,... H S.S. .305 Dave lttersaqen ..,,.,.,..,......., .,,,,,, 1 stB ,250 . Pitching Records Won Lost Rich Van Dam ,.,.,...,,,., ,.,,, 8 1 Lefty Owles ,...., ..,,, 3 2 Frank Stout ........ ..,..,..,.. ...., 2 U Utility Ioe McCarthy ................... ., ..,,.,,.., Infield Pete Larnbesis .. ...... ..., O utfield Bill Bingham ....,.,, .,.,,...... C atch O BACK ROW: Mr. lvers, Corcoran, Owdes, DeForest, Ittersagen, Marshall, Aldendorf, Evans, Van Dam, Burgess, Kelly, Smith. SECOND ROW: Dinsmore, Bingham, Lubke, H. Swanson, D. Swanson, Doherty. Daluga, Richardson, Sebastian, Stout. FIRST HOW: Nelson, Stohrer, McCarthy, Mangione, Brown, Dunn. Lambesis, Blake, Mertens, Johnson. nfl 1 N N we enenresr nmenucnn necnenrnon 1 , ,f 4 7 r Q f i f W E1 BASEBALL SCORES We They Harper ............... 7 3 Morgan Park ...... ....... 8 3 Hyde Park ..,....,, ....... 1 7 7 Fenqer ,,....,,.,.. 7 U Hirsch .,.... 2 3 Bowen ,,.... ....... 4 1 Harper ......... ...... 1 2 i Hyde Park ...... 5 8 Hirsch .,...... 3 1 Bowen ,,..,. I O Parker ...,.. 7 2 Parker ............ 7 4 Penqer ..............,... 4 1 y Morgan Park ...,., 2 6 Y . Page 119 ' 1 N i l 1 BACK ROW: Andersen, Krause. ' Smith, McCarthy, Owens, Reesman. Folsom, Iacobsen, Miller, Mansfield, Murray. SECOND ROW: Cain, Sladek, Shirey, Lint, Allen, Fox. Finis, DeWitt, Talcott, Olson. FIRST ROW: Crook, DeForest, Kereazes, cikas. Robert Iohnson, Kresge, Mr. Marshall. BACK ROW: Murry, Morrow, Hill. Mr. Marshall. SECOND ROW: Nord- berg, Goodrich, Collier, Marschall, Smith, Krug. FRONT ROW: West- berg, W. Bingham, Ruppert, M. Hayes, Johnson, Veatch, Lauren- Bingham, Heinz, Mertens. Tltllflf Fon FoRTY-Two - Q Q alumet has iust com- pleted one of its most successful seasons. Both Seniors and Iuniors took South Section Charn- pionships and also placed fifth in the Chicago Teachers' Relays. Next season's team will he weakened by the Page 120 loss of these Seniors: Dave Iohnson-city half- mile champion, Earl Gray-sprinter, A1 Lauren- cikas-half miler, Bruce Sladek-broad iumper, and lack Smith-pole vaulter. With several letter men returning, Mr. Mar- shal hopes for another victorious season next year. LURESTLIDG nder the expert coaching of Mr. Dygert Cal'swrest1ers came through with an excellent season: they won second place in the team city championship. The varsity men were BACK ROW: Manager-Crawford, Cunningham, Huttner, Gauthier, Garey, Tracy, Thiele. THIRD ROW: Schalkoph--95: Hyland- Anderson, Mohr. FRONT ROW: Schoelkopi, Hyland, Friend. 105: Gustafson - 115: An- Holmes, Quoss. Prohoska, O'Conor, Gavin, Sommerville, Mr. Dygert. SECOND ROW: Gustafson, Serio, derson-125: Galvin-135: B 0 w I- I n G , M h 145 S in r. Schuessler keeps 'em o r- : ommerv e- GIRLS'BOYS b. . owlmg. Hrs teams-both boys and 155: O'Connor--165: Tracy girls, are rapidly changing from amateur to professional status. --175: and Gauthier- Heavyweight. BOWLING BACK HOW: Anderson, Parker. Kenny, Dornbos. Cormier, Alston, Vandevier, Pinis, Unwin. Battis, Kouper, Bondy, Iacobsen Crandall. FOURTH ROW: Rose, Breen, Holbrook, Krause. Brown, Melke. Dunn. Laurencikas, 'Webster, Malmquist, Fauser. Soubrada. THIRD ROW: Anderson, Holland. Koeppen, Medema. Stout. Larsen. Williams. North. Kresge. Kern, Doherty. SEC- OND ROW: Nielsen, Bergquisi, Thorell, Marks, Doud, Bock, Walters, Ltoebel, Schoppen, Davidson, Brennan. Burk. Larsen. FIRST ROW: Long, Pleger, Becker, Blasius, Minnich, Nelson. Mr. Schussler, Sponsor: Slays, Leahy. Klass, Olson, Meredith. Page 121 SUJI Page 122 SENIOR SWIMMING TEAM ing. Mr. Hansen. FRONT ROW: Clausen, Tighe, Lindberg, Chuk, Cooper. DeRuntz. Manager. JUNIOR SWIMMING TEAM McCann, Tuveson, Mr. Hansen. MIDDLE ROW: Mueller, Tudor, Walsh. FRONT ROW: Soutter. Brainard, Ahern. IHIHIIIG TEHHIS t lthough there was not a South Central Section this season the Senior Team was defeated only by Fenger. Next season's team will be weakened by the loss oi Lane, Gendlach. Anderson. and Cooper. who are graduating. Hipsher. who has com- peted in six city meets was Ca1's only qualifier, placing third. If there is a South Central Sec- tion next year they hope to be one of the top teams. BACK ROW: Rice, Lane, Larson. Nielson, Gunlack, Hipsher. Keat- BACK ROW: Zulier, I. Reid, BHSKET CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Stevens, McCauley, Lewis Angus, Kolicius, Brennan. SECOND ROW Thurber, Lutz, Bied. FRONT ROW: Law Horn, Larson. SOCCER 0 BACK ROW: Iohnson, Larson, Hammer Gavvey. Filice. SECOND ROW: Gunder son, Laier, Knize, Kunnett, Corcoran, Blod gett, Gawley, Fraser. FRONT ROW: Hanssens, Dorow, Goodell, Duncan. Groebe JR. GIRLS BASKETBALL O THIRD ROW: Saxler, Christine, Iurlow, Volkman, Brashinqer. SECOND ROW: Payne. Peterson, Carlson, Helder, Pirtle. FIRST ROW: Newton, Hunter, Knize. SOCCER 2nd PLACE BACK ROW: Anderson, Ordell, Christie, Ca oletta Bartsrh SECOND ROW' Wal PP . - . - - ton, Alberts, Breen, Likas. FRONT ROW: Bonnes, Gibson, Busch. FILTHFUL SPORTS BUILD THE YOU RS FIRE LUOI1 on PLHYIHG FIELDS Q1 OF THE TIHTIOH is HLPHH he G. A. A. oi Calumet has two groups of delegates: the Alpha, which is composed of a representative from each Tun- ior and Senior session, and the Beta group from the Freshman and Sophomore rooms. Page 126 HDD BETH GI ALPHA CHAPTER BACK ROW: Bradley, Minnich, Hedrick, O'Connor, McGlinn, Schuer, Parker, Nedex, Wolf, Chiappetti, Clan, Grindler, Pallas, McNally, Coleman, Reinholdt, Oakes, Dumke, Iohnston. THIRD ROW: Wolcott. Newguist, O'Farre11, Redelin, Buch- ler, Pitt, Keigher, Molnar, Tebbens. Christine, Kliglim, Bartsch, Brodt, Rysdon, Ieppesen, Campaigne, T Bmuie, Olsen. SECOND Row: er: Erickson, president: Anderson, lenhaupt, Schlageter, Hansen, Lar- sen, Novak, Yock, Ryan. O BETA CHAPTER BACK ROW: Gerleman, McGuire, Gibbons, Wilson, Sedlack, Kam- beros, Brandenburg, Werges, Su- tein, Greenberg, Mathes, Foy. SECOND ROW: Duncan, McManus, Nolan, vice president, Murphy, president: Smith, secretary and treasurer: Scarlatta, Miller, Gron- holm, Singer. FIRST ROW: Streich, Wilke, Newell, Swanson. 0 LETTER GIRLS BACK ROW: Newquist, O'Farre11, Christine, Jepson, Anderson, Bock, Meyers, Kincaid, Wollenhaupt, Lowry, Chiappetti, Buchler, Rysdon. Hull. FIRST ROW: Ryan, Oakes. Green, Iohnson, Hansen, Dorl, Miss Kuglin, Neder, Laier, Larsen, Frai- der, Kumpfer. Brodt. RLS 'LETTER GIRLS The Letter Girls meet ninth period on Thurs- day, at which time they discuss policies of the G. A. A. and make suggestions for various changes and improvements. The girls of the club contact the 500 point emblem girls and help them earn their letters. Leahv, secretary: Meyers. treasur- vice president. FRONT ROW: Wol- BUHRD UF SPURTS - LEHIJERS - IIEREIDES LEADERS BACK ROW: Popkiw, Gray, Cor- coran, Iqle, Ordell, Marvis, Specior, Green. Merwin, Searls, Kincaid, O'Farrell, Iohnson, Mucha, Brodt, Padore. Schlageter. Anderson. Mag- nusson, Sedlack. THIRD ROW: Panabaker, Rappold, Bilek, Ken- nedy, Groebe, Shaver, Smith, Noble, Galloway, Hartmann, Werges. Kerr. SECOND ROW: Wollenhaupt. Miss Kuglin, Anderson, Gockman. Willson. FIRST ROW: Dunneti. Ryan, Peyton, Keough. O BOARD OF SPORTS BACK ROW: Ryan, Iohnston, Cof- fey, Chiapetti, Anderson, Kamberos, Nader, Schroeder, Wollenhaupt, Kin- caid, Kumpfer, Bock, Laizko, Buch- ler. MIDDLE ROW: Rysdon, Hansen. Christine, Doll, Meyers, Bartsch. Bilek, Benson, O'Farrell. FIRST ROW: Oakes, Brodt, Miss Kuglin, Green. O NEREIDES BACK ROW: Tolash, Wolcott, Thom- son, Olson, Ieppesen. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Anderson, Miller, Pincus, I. Bronkorst, Chuk, Miss Pearson, Shir- ley Anderson, Green, Becker, Bay- ak, Weriin. SECOND ROW: G. Bronkhorst. Van Dam, Laier, Schla- qeter, Anderson. FRONT ROW: Blaha, Padore, Smith, Thomas, Searls, Bartsch, Brodt. V! 'fy wi , 'rf 4 f XML, W YQ K X I ffhf if f , ff X f - Z ff ' 2 I flier o Wi. 'ffl' . 0 lmwllzxyx iii W I I ll Aww w W I X Ml 1 ' W ,I v . . I My 1 .5 A Page 127 CHEERLEADERS Cahill, captain: Sanders, Harlan, Larsen, Shim Gllbertson Bilek Seifert kus, Utz, Wack, Larsen, Novak, Yock, McGlasson w E E E I O O ' ' ' HELP CHLUmET TEHfTlS l.UII'l CHHFTIPIODSHIPS he Cheerleaders are 'all the vivacity and pep of Calumet that make the basketball and football games what they are. The Cheerleaders are the ones who promote school spirit and back up the team one hundred per cent. Their costumes even give the boys courage to fight cmd win for Calumet. Page 128 CHEERLEADER OFFICERS BACK ROW Allan Peterson, President, first semester Iune Cahill, Vice-President, first semester Mr. Ashley, Sponsor Mariorie Goebel, Secretary, first semester Shirley Newton, Treasurer, first semester FRONT ROW Eleanor Larson, President Pete Allaria, Vice-President Virginia Harlan, Secretary Shirley Gilbertson, Treasurer RUUTERS' HUB l SACK ROW: Hageman, Chiappetti 'eterson, Zieterman, Buckberg, Kor xnda, Thomas, Willson, Bendt, Rat- zel, Maehl. FOURTH ROW: Har non, Coffey, Merwin, Callahan, Sanders, Utz, Kirschstein, Kumpter Ierstrate, Lywn, Waggoner, Han- sen, Gavin. THIRD ROW: Christie Campaigne, Latzko, Rehm, Iacob Schultz, Eulitt, Struyi, Coonan, Hol and, Wack. SECOND ROW: Clark iovak, Siegle, Larsen, McG1asson Shimkus, Yock. Seitert, Rnderberq ,aier, Donaghue. FRONT ROW: illingham, Newton, Goebel, treas- irerg Harlan, secretary: Allaria, Qshley, sponsor: Larsen, Gilbertson, .eters-en, Cahill, Coleman. BACK ROW: Westberg, Bogash Wade, Goodell, Kaiser, Koeppen Vledema, Davidson. Ahren, Sager Ratzel, Maehl. FOURTH ROW lgnos, McLaughlin. Swanson, Stiles lohnson, Kubick, Vogel, P. Bilek, anos, Iohnson. THIRD ROW: An- erson, Main, De1Giorno, Koskey. ahlin, Busch, Harran, Parker, Nel son, Benson. SECOND ROW: Thom- son, Andersen, Shall, Leigh, Weq- an. Wagner, Brunke, Gibson, H. ilek, White, Kohnke, Hunter rRONT ROW: lllg, Yunker, Iohn: son, Dowglas, Brady, Sitzler, Hris- zakos. Fauser, Schoppen, Bliss Ylathauser. he Pep Club could very easily be another name for our Rooters' Club whose aim is to promote Calumet's school spirit. They have three meetings a month: a business meeting, a cheering demonstra- tion, and then a swell party! Rooter officers are: Eleanor Larson, Pete Allaria, Ginny Harlan, and Shirley Gilbertson. Page 129 BOYS'RIDII'lG CLUB s GIRLS'BOl.ULIl'lG TEHfTl outh Section Champs and defeated for the City Crown by a very small margin in the final roll-offs is Calumet's ace bowling team whose members are Iune Olson, Virginia Meridith, Magdalene Breennen, and Ruth Burke who were awarded their trophies at the annual banquet held at the Stevens at the close of the bowling season. Page 130 URIEHL SKETIH UF CHLUIHET o one seems to know a great deal about the beginnings of the Calumet High School. Old time residents of the district, however, state that it began its existence in 1891 in an unpretentious building called the Auburn Park Grammar School, located at Normal Avenue and Eighty-first Street. Mr. Avon S. Hall was its first principal. When the village of Auburn Park became a part of the city of Chicago -so report states-but few rooms in the building were available for high school purposes but these few were utilized for secondary education. From that time on, for several years, the building, which housed both elementary and secondary pupils, became known as the Calumet High School and the Auburn Park Grammar School. Some classes, even music classes, were con- ducted in the four corners of the assembly hall. The elementary school obtained its name, of course, from the village of Auburn Park. The name of the high school, however, claims a romantic origin. It was named after the Indian tribe that long ago roamed over this portion of the Illinois prairies. The head of an Indian chief in an appropriately be- feathered war-bonnet still appears on Calumet's school flag. And somewhere else in the insignia there appears a Calumet, the peace pipe. And, quite prop- erly, the school annual carries on the tradition: Temulac is Calumet spelled in reverse. After annexation to Chicago became an established fact, population in the district increased rapidly. The old school could no longer accommodate the influx of pupils. The high school pupils, therefore, were moved to some vacant rooms above a tavern located at that time on Vincennes Avenue and Eighty-first Street. This is not as disgraceful as it sounds, for the tavern had been a stage-coach stop for passengers traveling from Chicago to Detroit and thus a certain historical, and respectable aura surrounded it. American educators, however, have never been sympathetic in attitude toward either saloons, or taverns. Also it seems likely that the godly among Auburn Park parents may have been irked by even the temporary expedient of sending their children to school in rooms above a tavern. At any rate soon after the Chicago Board of Education took charge of the schooling of youthful Auburn Parkers, an addition to the original building was built in 1897 and the high school pupils were transferred back to it. There were, at this time, no street cars on Seventy-ninth Street. Truck farms, instead, bordered the thoroughfare and near by, extending as far as Halsted Street, there was quite a pretentious golf course. Fields dotted with myriads of wild flowers, stretched from Halsted to Western. In February 1908 the first class was graduated from the Calumet High School. The five members of this distinguished group celebrated the event with a luncheon in the basement. Speeches were made by the principal and the faculty, and appropriate acknowledgment given by the graduates them- selves. Mr. Hall was still the principal. In February 1913, however, he left to become principal of the Joseph Medill High School and Mr. Grant Beebe was promoted from the faculty ot Lane Technical High School to the principalship of Calumet. Mr. Beebe immediately decided that a growing community like Auburn Park deserved a modern, well-equipped high school building, entirely sepa- rated from the old grammar school. He began at once to work toward this objective. The residents of Auburn Park supported the project enthusiastically and Mr. Beebe appealed to the Chicago Board of Education. The Board re- Paqe 131 Page 132 sponded with instructions that Mr. Beebe prepare a floor plan and sketches for the building he had in mind and submit these for approval. After long months of careful planning, which included consultations with teachers and interested parents, Mr. Beebe and his mechanical drawing depart- ment in charge of Mr. Booth submitted a set of plans to the Architectural Department of the Board of Education. These plans were received cordially, examined carefully, and finally accepted as basic for the new building. The years passed. No building was built. Mr. Beebe never abandoned his project: Auburn Park parents and teachers never ceased to hope . . . The children talked of the new school . . . Finally, in November 1926, the new Calumet High School materialized. It is now standing on May Street between Eighty-first and Eighty-second Streets, and the children who attend it are con- fident that it is not only the most beautiful, but also the very best, high school in the city of Chicago. In September 1926 several freshmen divisions began high school life in the new building. Amid the sound of hammers, saws, and planes, wading through sawdust and shavings up to their ankles, these pupils and their teach- ers carried on the business of learning and instruction to the best of their ability. Not until November, however, was this new building ready for complete occupancy. Then one cold gray day the remainder of the Calumet High School pupils tramped the mile or more from the old school to the new. Neither pupils, or teachers, who took part in this exodus are likely to forget it. But if they do they can filch from the morgues of the local newspapers the pictures that were taken of the event. They will see themselves, as they looked then. young and gay, arms loaded with textbooks, drawing boards, tennis rackets, basketballs, and all the other equipment that could be moved by hand to the big new school their parents and teachers had dreamed about for thirteen years. Mr. Beebe was not present on this momentous day. Two years previously' he had been transferred to the principalship of Lane Technical High School. Nor was Mr. Willis E. Tower, his immediate successor at Calumet, present. Instead the march was headed by Miss Genevieve Melody, who had succeeded Mr. Tower, Calumet's principal for nine short months only, and then promoted to the position of Assistant Superintendent under William J. Bogan who had become Superintendent of the Chicago Schools. From May 1, 1925 until June, 1933, Miss Melody was principal at Calumet. Under her able leadership teachers and pupils settled into the routine neces- sary for the successful carrying on of educational activity. Classes functioned smoothly: teachers and pupils were happy. They loved their beautiful new school and their capable, charming, and beautiful principal. Many teachers, still on the faculty at Calumet, speak affectionately today of the reign of Good Queen Genevieve. Every semester enrollment at Calumet enlarged alarmingly. Within two years pupil personnel doubled the original quota of 2,600 . . . Miss Melody, however, was equal to all administrative demands. Calumet became famous for its able teachers, its high class pupil-personnel, and its outstanding scholar- ship. Parents in neighboring districts clamored for permits so that their chil- dren might attend Calumet. They are still clamoring. The discipline of so huge a student body might have presented difficulties. But Miss Melody, aided by Mr. Robert Burger, Dean of Boys, and Miss Alice McKinley, Dean of Girls, and with the cooperation of the faculty, and an un- usually able engineering staff, solved all problems so well that the system she inaugurated has carried over to the present day. Calumet is a clean school, Calumet is an orderly school, Calumet's pupils are good citizens of the school, and the flowers, shrubs, and gardens of Calumet amaze all visitors by their beauty. During the last year of her principalship Miss Melody was ill. She was absent a good deal but she never lost control of school affairs. Mr. Robert Burger, assistant principal, assisted by Mr. Earl Daugherty, carried on during her absence in a manner that reflected credit upon his chief. In the summer of 1933 Miss Melody went to Sweden. There she died and was buried. But she will never be forgotten at Calumet. A plaque to her memory hangs in the auditorium. The Melody Scholarship Fund, supported by both faculty and students, pays the tuition of one outstanding graduate of Calumet each year at the University of Chicago. Miss Alice McKinley holds a unique place in the affection of Calumet alumni. Surviving all changes of administration, and loyally serving under each new principal, her unifying influence was a prime factor in holding the school together. For thirty-seven years Miss McKinley lived for Calumet. Daily from seven in the morning until the engineers requested her to leave in the evening, Miss McKinley was on the job. She never expected to be paid for overtime: the school was her life. She knew the name of every pupil: often, also, the name of his father, his mother, and his grandparents. She knew what was written on his final record card: she could catalogue his virtues, and she was aware of every trick he could play as truant or professional cutter of classes. She knew the kind of home each pupil came from, how many blankets there were on the beds, how much coal in the bin, and how much food in the cupboard. She spent her Sundays and holidays visiting homes. She spent a large part of her salary for milk, shoes, trousers, or carfare for needy pupils. She could well be considered the patron saint of Calumet. In September 1935 Miss McKinley became sixty-five years of age. Under the recently passed retirement law this meant that she must leave Calumet. Her colleagues gave her a farewell party. They tried to show their apprecia- tion: that was all they could do . . . Until her death in 1938 Miss McKinley lived quietly in her Chicago apartment, or paid visits to friends, many' of them former pupils. But she was not happy: she could not enjoy life away from her beloved Calumet. For one year after the death of Miss Melody Mr. Willis E. Tower was again principal at Calumet. The next year found Mr. Robert Jeffrey seated in the principal's office . . . Then followed two years under the administration of Mr. John Bartky . . . In September 1938 Mr. Elzy F. Downey succeeded him. In January 1940 Mr. Downey was retired, and Mr. Glenn C. Worst became principal. During this march of events there has been constant change at Calumet among both pupils and teachers. But so gradually have these changes oc- curred, that a feeling of continuity has persisted. Each administrator, as he has come, and gone, has instituted changes, brought about reforms, sug- gested improvements. Teachers have died, or retired: new teachers have been added to the faculty and quickly assimilated. Seniors have been gradu- ated. Freshmen have been enrolled. Calumet goes on. Located, as it is, in a community of home owners who regard it as a personal possession rather than as a public institution, it will continue, for an indefinite number of years, to serve the community and to hold its own peculiar place in the hearts of the pupils, the alumni, the parents, and the teachers, who have lived its life and felt its influence. This year of 1941-42, however, has brought another change. This time a change so sharp, and so tragic, that all have been saddened by it. The boys of Calumet-hundreds of them-are fighting for the preservation of the Flag of the United States and the Republic for which it Stands. Calumet is proud of her soldier sons. She will keep the home fires burn- ing while they are away. She will extend to them every possible service . . . And when the War is over she will Welcome them back and try to assist them to readjust themselves to civilian life. These returned soldiers, sailors, marines, and air corps men will have many chapters to add to the history of Calumet. And all of these chapters we are confident, will do credit to, and reflect glory upon their beloved alma mater, the Calumet Senior High School of Auburn Park. Page 133 Page 1 34 in Pinata 1T's QUALITY We make quality photo-engravings. Funny thing about our business. Years ago a camera or two, a few bottles of acid and assorted pieces of metal might have been called an engraving shop. But times have changed! Mod- ern, up-to-the-minute reproductive processes make more exacting de- mands upon the engraver. Regardless of the difficulties encountered With f r -8 THAT COUNTS late copy - difficult copy - and the ever-present deadline-plate quality is always maintained at Wallace- Miller. You will find your proofs are exact reproductions of your copy-and with tone value matching tone value. 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