Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1946 volume:

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X r s 1 , IX .YJ 1 XT 'X . , . 0l elfU0l -r Ji i ,n, V. ,f i eg. if ll Qi P tlfillw lp R! i X fl fi l W Bright words of encouragement have been offered to every graduating class down the years. Always has it been said that in their eager young hands lay the golden opportunity of making the future world the right kind of place-the kind of world in which each individual may live in peace and harmony with his fellow man, with a fair and just chance for everyone. To the graduating class of nineteen hundred and forty-six, this same mes- sage holds more meaning than ever before in world his . The young people who are going out to yt ceptl e responsibilities of the new world have training of the very best. Having lived through these past turbulent, history-filled years, they have attained a clarity of thinking, a strong courage to overcome seemingly unsurmountable obstacles, a firmness of purpose and a fair, tolerant, humane at- titude which will make the great ideal of the good neighbor policy become a reality instead of empty, idle words. The class will have a great need of all their courage and resourcetulness to meet the op- portunities and problems awaiting them in this new atomic era of peace. Holding their high ideals aloft, and with confidence and fearlessness in their hearts, they will triumphantly march forward, ready and willing to meet the challenges of the future! 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They will not be cleverly new, tor Garnaliel probably took leave of his disciples ot old and .doubtless had the same heart-wrenching that I now have. I am sure, too, that he said, Congratulations and high hopes, as en- thusiastically as I do to you, No, there is nothing new in your situation and mine and the regard and confidence which is in- herent in it. lt is one of the eternal Verities, and makes my final words come naturally when I look into my heart: u Our hearts, our hopes are all with thee, Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears, , Our faith triumphant o'er our fears, Are all with thee,-are all with thee! And Moments Devoid of Ease EDMUND B. DALY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A . , M. - W A I - ,rf in . ray Whose smiling, congenial lace greets every Calite entering room l26'? lt's none other than Mr. Daly, assistant principal at Calumet. Since the departure of Mr. Egbert Hunter, Who is now a lieutenant colonel in the educa- tional service of the army, Mr. Daly has assumed the many responsibilities and duties ot this important position. Besides these numerous activities, Mr. Daly is kept busy listening patiently to the never-ending troubles of Calumet stu- dents. He is best known for his sincere interest in every problem however minor it may be. Even the innocent trosh comes to seek the aid and advice of this very human faculty member. l 'fi ll -ef f' 3 t l OFFICE The office, the very heart ot the school with its pleasant hum ot low voices and the smiling taces of clerks and student helpers, is what one encounters when entering this busy building. lt is not gloomy and aWe-in- sph-ing but G place of Sunshine and good They Keep the Wheels of the Industry of Education Going McGovern, English, Sullivan, Lindquist, McNally, Larkin cheer. Here, all of the records of the students of Calumet are kept and anyone can be lo- cated instantly by the tiled program cards. Row l: Hageman, Doyle, Nernchauski, Hennessy, Hahnfeldt, Ienkins, Chiodra, Peterson, Nerneck, Murray, Hawkins, Bruneau. Row 2: Gratsma, Mathes, McClean, Myers, Babcock, Putter, Byrne. Row 3: Troxel, Cross, Hill, Arnold, Rossmann, Vick, Seifert, Stark, Dolip, Strobel, Kirch, Swanson, Lindquist, Kramer. - I '. ,.f5:ff:: , -:H :::i.::'- T ' 2 ,,., ,., V-1 E ,.,., x ':5. gg-.., Q 1 Wifi i 5 ,.,.:-:fy-: 1:5 ,. -:, I 'Q 5 'lf 1 :- 1:-,L . -:: - - -1 ' ' -14. :-: l -::- -'r ' I : E , I ,. ,gffg,53g , g 3 , : .4 .,..4 I L? FA A ' 1 W W- M QE , ' . - : ., f : : :a: 55.5342 . PQ sh. --- : 'f is W ,W 9 . 'H Q H . ' 'I 'im 55155 fi 91 .Z-F Wi S ., .. .M x.., . . v' fx L , nz, -' '- E ' bg xg .53 Q if 5 E i -'fr .QW - : -1- ,: - mfsifiiiiii' X- ' is Ai .. 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Sophomores consult their Mr. An- thony-Mr. Sietserna. AMI' 'Sq-1 ,-Q' ,,--F' gegfuafg C256 lust a Ino1'nent's pause at this point, giving thoughts to those boys who, because of being called to the service of their country, were unable to take their rightful place in the ranks of graduates. To these GI's We say, Hurry back, and to those who will never return . . . well they are still in our class. UAR jegfudfg C7666 CLASS OFFICERS FEBRUARY 1946 GEORGE KEENAN President KENNETH WILKINSON Vice President FRANCES BILEK Secretary lOY BLUDORN Treasurer it Qi ' 't'i 1L 'ir:vfr'kf71Klwill.c+ii1c 'kfkikififikiff-fwifif iss-swwwsmk iiilfilffii-pr-Qstr-if afswffssaffx X .if Left to Right: Fran, Ken, George, Ioy. The class of February, 1946, the first peace-time grad- uating class since 1941, was one of the smallest in the history of Calumet. Its small size accounted for the warm friendships and atfability which characterized its four years here. No one can ever forget those first bewildering days at Cal, or those last glorious ones before graduation. Then, as the last strains of the recessional faded away, nostalgia and sadness swept over the graduates, tor though their years here had been War years, they had been happy ones. The graduates had many memories to take with them, some joyful, others sad. But all these remembrances went to make up their high school years. The class carried honors with it, leaving the succeeding one an enviable record to uphold. The teachers and students will not soon forget the .class of February, 1946. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE William Crout, Shirley Good- rich, Chester Lindberg, Nora Iean Olson. COMMENCEMENT C O M M I T T E E Phyllis Beese, Mary Lou Miller, LaVerne Iohnson, Barbara Hitz. 5 Lots ot time and energy make up the tasks of those serving on the Class Day and Commencement committees. A job Well done, is what everyone says When he sees the finished product. ' ' 'Eg ' . ' ie s' , it 1, ' 25: 4 Q . ,.. ff 1- X ' 5 1 ' -1 v - V ,. 7 .mg T ',-f' 51513 ll 'A .ff 5? V T J' 'Q' tj, - l. lv- t, wt. Nt IK I , v ,S -L4 SHIRLEY ANGUS-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants, G.A.A.. Temulac Representative, Crier Delegate. THEA AREND-A.C.C.L., German Club, G.A.A., Prom Committee, Chairman Tropical Dance. IEAN BARTELHEIM-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter. Beta Chapter, Crier Editorial Staff, Drama Club, Hall Guards. Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. Delegate, Temulac Representative, Teacher's Assistant. ERNEST BEESE-A.C.C.L., Sports-Boys, Interclass Basketball and Football. PHYLLIS BEESE-A.C.C.L., A Cappella Choir, 4-A Class Commit- tee, Crier Business Staff, Drama Club, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Red Cross, G.A.A., Equestrian Club, Class Day Dinner Committee, IOHN BERRY-A.C.C.L., Sports-Boys. ELINOR ABRAHAMSEN-A.C.C.L., Hall, Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Olfice Assistant, G.A.A., Registration Office, MARIORIE ABRAMS-A.C.C.I... Drama Club, Ir. Honor Society. National Honor Society, Office Assistant, President oi Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. BEVERLEY ANDERSON-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Bond Sales- girl, Bookroom Assistant, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, G.A.A. JANET ANDERSON-A Cappella Choir, A,C.C.L. Delegate, Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Clean-Up Committee, Girls' Chorus. Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Xiwiettes, Leaders-G,A.A., Flower Girl, IOHN R. ANDERSON-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Hall Guards. Ir. Honor Society, National Honor Society, I-'ire Marshal, Track Team Mgr., Temulac representative. KEN ANDERSON-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Police Force, Fire Marshals, Sports-Boys. FRAN BILEK-A.C.C.L. Secretary. Senior Girls' Council. Beta Chapter Secretary, Clean-Up Committee, Girls' Service League, Ir. Honor Society, Secretary oi Sr. Class, Girls' Sports Editor, G.A.A. President, Leaders Club President, Swim Club Treasurer. IOY BLUDORNfA Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L, Delegate, Beta Chapter Treasurer. Girls' Service League, Ir. Honor Society. Kiwiettes, Office Assistant, Senior Girls' Council, Sports- Girls, G.A.A., Senior Class Treasurer, Crier Runner. ANNABELLE BOETTCHER-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Stalf, Hall Guards, GJ-LA.. Office Assistant. ROBERT BOVIK-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Sports-Football, B.A.A. tWescottJ Football Team. lDA MAE BOYCE-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Office Assistants, Placement Office Assistant, Sports-Girls. G.A.A. MARTHA BRADY--A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Hall Guards, Kiwi- ettes, G.A.A., Temulac Representative, A.C.C.L. Delegate, ADELINE BHASHINGER-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Senior Girls' Council, Sports-Girls, G.A.A. Representative. CATHERINE BREETZKE-A.C.C.I.., C.A.L., Crier Business Statt, Hall Guards, Orchestra, G.A.A. IOAN BRESNAHAN-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League. Girl Re- ?-griles, Hall Guards, Ir, Red Cross, Office Assistant, Sports- ir s. DON BRINGMAN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, lfernulac Representative, Prom Committee. Hall Guard Cap- Gln. JAMES BROWN-A.C.C.I.., n.o.'r.c, , BETTY BROWNELL-A.C.C.L., Garden Club. Hall Guards, Na- tionaggonor Society. Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Registra- ion ice. nh- V. X X D tl . ' P Q, , dl Q 4 tt, ' G I ,xi . if f, vp . WILLIAM CROUT-A.C.C.L., 4-A Class Committee, Crier Business and Editorial Staff, Radio Club, Sports-Track, Assistant Editor-4th page. DANIEL DOUBEK-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Police Force, Fire Marshals, R.O.T.C., Sports-Boys, Corps of Guards, Picked Platoon, Commissioned Officers Club. DON EPPERSON-A.C.C.L., Band, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor, Ir. Red Cross, National Honor Society, Crier Reporter, Salu- tatorian. ROBERT EPPERSON-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir, Honor, Ir. Red Cross, Orchestra, Sports-Boys. RICHARD EHICKSONHA.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Jr. Honor, Ir. Red Cross, National Honor Society President, Sports-Boys, Corn- mencement Committee. DOROTHY ERICSON-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Girls' Service League, Hall Guards, Senior Girls' Council, Spanish Club. JOSEPH CALLAI-IAN-A.C.C.L., Sports-Basketball and Baseball. MARION CHANDLER-A.C.C.L., C.A.L., G.A.A. IEAN CLARKE-A.C.C.L.. Crier Business Staff, French Club, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Place- ment Oitice Assistant, G.A.A. WILLIAM COUGHLIN-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Sports- Track cmd Wrestling, LE ROY CRETTOL-A.C.C.L., Ir. Honor Society, Movie Operators, Temulac Representative. LA VERNE CRO!-IAN-A.C.C.L.. Hall Guards, National Honor Society, G.A.A.. Teachers Assistant. 4 'xi 4 IOYCE PEIGH-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, Girls' Service League, Girls' Reserves, Hall Guards, G.A.l-l., Office Assist- ant. MARIORY FOYER-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., C.A.L., Ir. Hon- or, National Honor, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Temulac Representative. RICHARD GAY-A.C.C.L., Band, Camara Club, Hall Guards, Radio Club, Sports, SHIRLEE GOODRICH-A.C.C.L., Alpha. Beta, 4-A Class Commit- tee, Garden Club. Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Equestrian Club, Flower Girl, Class Dinner Committee. IIM GREEN-A.C.C.L., A Cappella Choir, Camera Club, Clean- Up Committee, Crier Business Staff, Prom Committee, Sports -Basketball. CAROLYN HALLBERG-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League, Ir. Hon- or, Kiwiettes, National Honor, Office Assistant, G.A.I-l.. Teacher's assistant, MARILYN HANNA-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Band, Crier Editorial Staff, Girls' Service League. Ir. Honor, Ir. Red Cross, Kiwiettes, Flower Girl, G.A.A. Vice Pres., Equestrian Club Vice Pres. DOLORES HAUSER-A.C.C.L., G.A.A. ROBERT HEYNE-A.C.C.L., Garden Club, Hall Guards, Movie Operator. Sports-Track. Baseball, Basketball, Wrestling, Letterman's Club. IAMES HILL-A.C.C.L., Sports-Basketball, Baseball. Swimming. BARBARA HITZ-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., 4A Class Commit- tee, Garden Club, Girls' Service League. Girl Reserves. Ir. Honor, Kiwiettes, Senior Girls' Vice President, Flower Girl, G.A.A., Temulac Representative. RUSSELL HOPPS-A.C.C.L.. Hall Guards, National Honor, Or- chestra, Sports-Bowling, Basketball, Baseball, '55 MARK HOYER-A.C.C.I... Ir. Honor Society. Ir. Red Cross, Na- tional Honor, Baseball, Crier Delegate. ROBER5 HUGHES-A.C.C.I.., National Honor, Baseball, Basket- U . DON HUTCHINSON-A.C.C.I.., A Cappella, Math Club, Sports. HURBIN INGLES-A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor, Crier Alternate. ANN IOHNSON-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Beta, Bond Salesgirls. Garden Club. Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Home Manage- giignxtg Ir. Red Cross, Placement Office Assistant, Sports, LA VERNE IOHNSON-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Clean-Up Committee, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society. Ir. Red Cross, Kiwiettes. Senior Girls' Council, A.C.C.L. Delegate, G.A.A. JEAN JORDAN-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, National Honor, Office Assistant, Sports, G.A.A. LESTER KALK-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Sports-Basketball, Baseball. JUNE KAUFMAN-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Sports, Flower Girl. JOHN KEANE-A.C.C.L., Garden Club, Sports-Basketball, GEORGE KEENAN--A Cappella, A.C.C.L., National Honor, Sports -Football. Baseball, Basketball, President of Senior Class. JUNE KNAPPMA,C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Temulac Representative, Crier Delegate. MARION KNIERIM-A.C.C.L., G.A.A., Hall Guards, Office As- sistant. PAULINE KOTKOVETZ-A.C.C.L. DELORES KRAMER-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Hall Guards, Office Assistant. BEVERLY KUBAT-A.C.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Jr. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, National Honor, Office Assist- ant, Pan-American Club, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Temulac Office, College Day Committee. GEORGE KUSHNEH-A.C.C.L.. Jr. Honor, Movie Operators. Na- tional Honor, R.O.T.C., Fire Marshal, Police Force, Basket- ball, Commissioned Officers' Club, Picked Platoon. BETTY LANNON-A.C.C.L., National Honor, Office Assistant, Senior Girls' Council. MARILYN LARSON-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League, Girl Re- serves, Senior Girls' Council Secretary, G.A.A., Ir. Honor, College Day Committee. SHIRLEY LARSON-A Cappella, A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Girls' Sports, Crier Circulation Staff. JOHN LEASK-A.C.C.L., Fire Marshal, Police Force. CHESTER LINDBEHG-A.C.C.L., A Cappella Choir. 4A Class Committee, Drama Club, Class Day Committee Chairman. Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Basketball, Baseball, A.C.C.L. Dele- gate, Commissioned Offiers' Club. SHIRLEY LUBECK-A.C.C.L., Bond Salesgirl, Girls' Service League, Ir. Honor, Office Assistant, Senior Girls' Council, Flower Girl, G.A.A., Crier Delegate, Teacher's Assistant. JOAN LUNDGHEN-A.C.C.L., Alpha, 4A Class Committee. Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Office Assistant, Senior Girls' Council, Sports, G.A.A., 112 Assistant. MARION MAGNUSSION - Valedictorian, A.C.C.L., Executive Council, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, National Honor, Senior Girls' Treasurer. G.A.A. President, Leaders Club President, Flower Girl Col- lege Day Committee Chairman. EDGAR MAI-IN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Movie Operators, Police Force-Fire Marshals, Safety Council, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track, Letterman's Club. ALICE MAREMA-A.C.C.L., Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, G.A.A.. Adjustment Office Assistant. HOWARD MAYER-A.C.C.L.. Crier Business Staff, Hall Guards. Basketball Baseball THOMAS McGEOGHEGAN ACCL Hall Guard Ir Honor So crety ROTC Officers Club Math Club PohceF1re Mar shal Rlfle Team KAY McMANUS ACCL Band Clean Up Committee Crier Business Staif Girls Servlce League Krwlettes Office As sxstant Placement Office Asststant G A A Equestrian Club Baton Club Leaders Club MARY LOU MILLER A Cappella ACCL Alpha Beta 4A Class Committee Girls Chorus Guls Service League Gul Reserves Sports Equestrian Club 4A Dinner Comrmttee FRANK MOUNTFORD ACCL Hall Guards Police I-'orceP1re Guard RONALD MULHOLLAND A C CL Hall Guards Orchestra Base ball IOAN MULLIN ACCL Girls Service League Gul Reserves Ir Honor Soclety National Honor Senior Glrls Council Spanish Club GAA Teachers Asslstant Temulac Repre sentatrve Registration Office JEROME MURRAY A C C L Drama Club Hall Guards R O T C German Club ELMER NIELSEN A C C L HELEN NIELSEN A C CL Girls Service League Girl Reserves Hall Guards Ir Honor GAA Temulac Representauve THOMAS ODOHERTY ACCL Crier Editorial Staff AMA Staff Executive Councll Hall Guards Mov1e Operators NORAIEAN OLSON ACCL Bond Salesgxrl Bookroom Assmst ant CAL Girls Service League lr Red Cross GAA Spanish Club Equestrian Club Chairman Class Day Com mittee HOWARD OSCHMANN ACCL Band 4A Class Comrmttee Crier Busmess Stall German Club Orchestra Safety Coun c1l Baseball Basketball IOHN PATTISON ACCL Crier Business Staff Basketball CAROL PENNY ACCL Garden Club Girls Serv1ce League Ir Honor Ir Red Cross Office Assistant Pan American Club . . , 1 .... , , , - - . . i v Q Q .I 1 ' A I I . . , . . . . . ' . . ' ' . ' , , . . ., , , . . , . . 1 , .... , , 4 1 - - - -1 1 ' 1 . , . - , . . . Marshals, R.O.T.C., Non-Commissioned Oiiicers Club, Color Police Force-Fxre Marshals, CICISS Ordtcr, Track Team MQ!- ' T I Q 1 -1 . I . ' - .... , . , - - - - D 1 I I I I I I I I I I ' E ,. . .- -I , I ' . , , . ' ' . . - .... . , . -- .... , , , .... . . , . 1 A s I I ' 1 7 LORRAINE PUTMAN-A Cappella. A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Girls' Service League. Girl Reserves. Ir. Honor, Ir. Red Cross. Kiwiettes, National Honor. Senior Girls' Council. G.A.A.. Prom Committee. CLIFFORD QUICK-Sports-Boys. DOROTHY REYNOLDS-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League. Hall guards. Home Management Club, Ir, Red Cross, Sports- ir s. ELAINE RUDE-A.C.C.L. Delegate. Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves. Hall Guard, Ir. Honor, Senior Girls' Council. Sports-Girls. G.A.A.. Equestrian Club, Crier Runner. PEGGY SACHSE-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League, Hall Guards. Jr. Red Cross, Sports-Girls. WILLIAM SAPPENI-'IELD-A.C.C.L.. Hall Guards. ROBERT SAWYER-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Sports-Boys, Temulac Staff. Crier Runner, Ir. Red Cross. BEVERLY SCHAVONI-A.C.C.L., Girls-Sports, Twin Club, Bowling Club. Flower Girl. JOAN SCHAVONI-A.C.C.L.. Ir. Red Cross, Sports-Girls. Twin Club. Bowling Club, Flower Girl. MARY JANE SCHERMEHHORN-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor, National Honor, Office Assistant, Senior Girls' Council. G.A.A. SHIRLEY SCHMITT-A.C.C.L., Bond Salesgirls. Crier Business Staff, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League. Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Placement Office Assistant, Sports-G.A.A.. Teach- er's Assistant. IEAN SITZLER-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staii, Girls' Service League, Hall Guard. Ir. Red Cross. G.A.A. Q' y DORIS SMEDBERG-A.C.C.L.. Girls' Service League. Hall Guard, Home Management. Girls Sports. EILEEN SPHINGER-A.C.C.L.. Alpha Chapter, Camera Club. Cheerleaders, Crier Business Staff. Drama Club. Garden Club, Ir, Honor, Ir. Red Cross, Paint cmd Powder Club. G.A.A. ANDRENE TANNER-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Beta, C.A.L., Ir. Classical League. GEORGE TATGE-A.C.C.L., Sporis-Baseball, Football. Basket- ball. MARIGN TAYLOR-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League. Hall Guards. Senior Girls' Council, Crier Circulation. ETHEL VINOPAL-A.C.C.L.. Crier Business Staii, Girl Reserves, G.A,A. Qi- IAMES WASHBURN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Sports-Boys. FRANCES WEBB-A.C.C.L., French Club, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. ge? Cross, Senior Girls' Council G.A.A., Spanish, Flower ir . ROSEMARY WHEELER-A.C.C.L.. Girls' Service League, Hall guards, Home Management Club, Sports, G,A.A., Ir. Red ross. I THEHESE WILKINS-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League, Hall Guards, Horne Management, Ir. Red Cross. Sports, Crier Circulation, C.A.L. KENNETH WILKINSON-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, German Club, Hall Guard. National Honor. R.O.T.C., Class Dinner Committee, Vice President Senior Class. IOSEPHINE WILMSEN-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Bookroom Assistant. Hall Guard, Ir. Honor, National Honor, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Registration Office. LA YIERINE W'lLSON-A.C.C.I.. Delegate. G.A.A. Delegate, Swim U . ERNEST WOLANSKY-A.C.C.L., Backroom Assistant. Hall Guard, National Honor Society, R.O.T.C., Baseball, Bowling. WALTER YANDEL-A.C.C.L., Camera Club, Crier Business Staff, Hall Guard, Police Force -Fore Marshals, Rooters Club, Basketball. ADDITIONAL GRADUATES Norprcrunsn DANIEL CANNY BOSE DROBITSCH BERNICE GREEN RICHARD HOFFMAN CHARLES MILLER EUGENE MURRAY GERTHUDE VISSEH ADDITIONAL GRADUATES ROY P. BEESON LESLIE BIGELOW BENIAMIN F. BROWN CHARLES RENO BROWN FRANK DONALD COFFEY MARSHALL N. COLLINS LEO C. CONLEY MATTHEVV A. COZZI ROBERT I. CUNNINGHAM MICHAEL IOHN DeWITT HARRY EDWARD DORIGAN EDWARD P. DUNN IOHN TIMOTHY DWYER IOHN EHLEBRACHT DAVID EMMETT ELLINGTON IOHN FARRELL IAMES IOHN FRANTZ ROBERT F. GALE ADOLPH GEDDA NOT PICTURED G.E.D. WILLIAM IOHN GLEASON ERNEST LEE GOLDMAN IOSEPH F. GREENBERG DONOVAN McKAY GUTHRIE IACK E. HELSTERN IAMES HAROLD KEITH EDWIN RUDOLF KROEGER THEODORE LAMMERT VINCENT MICHAEL LQPORTE ROBERT I. MAHER THEODORE HENRY MAINS RICHARD GERALD MORAN GEORGE ARTHUR MORGENROTH WILLIAM LEO MURPHY ANTHONY P. NAUER GERARD S. NENTWIG EDWARD I. O'HEARN DANIEL EMMETT O'KEEFE GILBERT WILLIAM OLSON IOSEPH RAYMOND OSWALD EDWARD I. PICKERING EUGENE G. PRETE IOI-IN EDWARD QUIGLEY HOWARD A. RICHTER RALPH STAEDKE ROCCO IOHN A. SCOTT AGNES M. SMITH CLIFFORD A. SPETZ LOUIS EDWARD THOMAS WILLIAM CHARLES WAHLEN FRED GEORGE WELFARE LEO WITKOWSKI KENNETH I. CAMERON EDWARD LOUIS WENDLING ROBERT E. DANIELSON IOHN I. FLANAGAN ADDITIONAL GRADUATES ROBERT ENAR ANDERSON WILLIAM IEAN BRYANT HERBERT C. BUROW PETER IOSEPH BUSHMA WILLIAM E. CARELLAS IAMES A. COTIGUALA CECLIA DOWLING FAHEY ROBERT WM. FAHLSTROM IAMES B. FITZPATRICK ROBERT L. FLUTMAN NOT PICTURED U. S. A. F. I. IOHN MARTIN GAWLEY SIEBERT HERTER HAROLD c. HOCHBERGER ALBERT JOHN HOFFMAN ERNEST IOHN HOSKINS EVERETT ALAN JOHNSTON CLARENCE MAHOOD EDWARD 1. 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ACTIVlTIES llllill NN-.u OFFICERS Ruth Abell, Donna Shanahan, Mrs. Davies, Bob Goebel, Ed Sobol. N, fi' J' 10 1 gg? S 5 r 7- YN ll!! ' I I-:-I X N gif. 1 X lf ll. C. ll. L. What is he planning for the next meeting? I -: '4 ,A 'lhilf Ill Ill' lll::E::.: W 'I 1-::: 'lllll 'n J Row l: Ruth Abell, Ed Sobol, Bob Goebel, Donna Shanahan. A I E ' E ' L ' Row 2: lim Lindberg, Marie Kapranos, Cliff Leverence. The All Calumet Civic League, just as the letters A.C.C.l... imply, is the one school club to which nearly everyone in the student body belongs. lt is the hub of all school ac- tivities: taking charge of all of the charity drives or other drives for public improvement, many assemblies, the clean-up campaign, after-school social activities and runs elections of major importance to the students. The club has always been ready to carry through any improvements made in the school and to give financial aid when necessary. Mr. Edmund B. Daly, this year's sponsor, is ably assisted by Bob Goebel as president of the organization, Ed Sobol, Vice- president, Donna Shanahan, secretary, and Ruth Abell, treasurer. Other members of the cabinet are Cliff Leverence as Director of Ac- tivities, lim Lindberg, Election Commissioner, and Marie Kapranos as Director ot Clean-up. DEMOCRACY AT WORK asm, 39555535 'nm SE WE' -2:5 H . X1 SSS. '- EC V W.. 1 ,. , V HH ' 25352 if mf Q X H .gwgw .... 1. .,,,, ,. W ggfxl . , A 5 Q ,. ss . 4 aug. E , ,, ,, -3 4 if Ai ,X L 1 I 7 D A luzzz in ., .,.A ' .. ,Z L, S ' W 2 1 'Q ' - Qi, Hfwk . ..,.,.. 5 ,iixffaiv f wx f . Q W i N A W .,, - .L - '9 In ,. . , ge 5.5 3 vi? M A, X i f . I Q 5 Xxx I . ,,,, . ,. . .. V :.. , ,. . My W , I It , N ,. . 9 if - a - fig? EEN iw. 5 . ,254 5 g gy. 1 . . -,f.w5-F5551 ' V Q .gf fy' , wp sjw F: 5 1 L' 'H A if 1' 'wi 4 - ---- 6- W L, A ,-. ' A- , n '-., , f - . zz., A A E iff' - gifs . gay .L E ' H K 7 A Egg xi., if: f High. if Q - W eff ' V N . if-N Sigma?- . 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W 7 .d, 'x S 324 Are they doing it tor you? ,CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE Unknown to most of the student body, the Clean-Up campaign this time was carried on during the entire year. The main objective here at Calumet was the lunchroom and due to the untiring work ot the committee, a marked improvement was made. The Clean-Up campaign was climaxed by the Spring Sweep, a super dance held at Ridge Park. The entire program is sponsored by the Chi- cago Association of Commerce. Row 1: Manning, Ferguson, Kapranos, Cook, Iandacek. ' Row 2: Rusch, Kloos, Fleischer, Anderson, Sproat, Mcllroy, Thomas, Wright. LIGHT UP I 1 Mac , Bearing the Torch! if PLANT UP Getting acquainted with the good earth. CLEAN UP LE , 23 A OM CLEAN R5K55'Zl?EBb9ii25'R9Q fmt May deeds follow high re- solve. Row l: Deeter, Young, Orm- brek, Vallera, Wagner Glennie, Fix, Hunt, Lome Pincus, Rubey. Row 2: Lindbur Franek Q, Huber, Huntington, Mac- Kay, Dodd, Halgren Grens, Meisner, Kenney McDowell, Lundberg Hoffman. Row 3: Schussler, Goldman Schindler, Mitterling, Ere: bach, Malone, Hoch- baum, Balzweit, Hood, Gadclis, Orro. Row 4: Wildman, Blakely, Wilson, Sanford, Mowat, Gell, Walton, Salpacka, Urbank, Glennie, God- ette, Putter, Hoger, Shel- don. Row 1: Ericson, Reich, Da- ley, Cook, Warke. Bow 2: Dunker, Sturm, Gau- dietz, Howe, Browne, Stu- OIL Row 8: Goodman, Smith, Prieb, Paulson, Swenson. Row l: Isaacson, Zollinger, Iaeger, Mertes, Hennig, Diver, Fritsch, Rossmann, Snyder, Bowman, Larson, Chiodras. Row 2: Worrell, Anderson, Nypen, Babcock, Emer- son, Dolejs, Mathes, An- dersen, Sullivan, Winkler, Palm, Zahn, Bukorsky. Row 3: Scott, Lutz, Troxel, Blessing, Valerious, Art- ley, Wennberg, Riemen- sperger, Stuebe, Glass- iord, Hulben, Lebensorg- er, Strauss, Todd, Zenke. Row 4: Hoskins, Petersen, Tabbert, Payne, Behder, Bohentin, Goodman, Weg- forth, Iames, Hymes, Gu- therle, Parker. 1 5 Lui I M I l it K f Row l: Greasley, Edwards, O'Malley, Hager, Hahn- feldt, Comstock, Dunne, Nelson, Hjcleger, Fennell, Dickman, Euler. Row 2: Wagner, To1nes,Len- hart, Borrowdale, Wood- ward, Schuetz, Stettin, Rimel, Larson, Kolber, Kollath, Remus. Row 3: Kananen, Garfield, Kaiser, Kachulis, Grots- ma, Iahnlce, Smith, Mur- iey, Hernlund, Iohnson, Anderson, Iohannes. Row 4: Kopp, Offord, Col- lins, Mirkovich, Perry, Leonard, Walker, Ben- sema, Porter, Swanson. Row 1: Lawler, Stelzer, Iorn, Krummiclc, Abell, Shana- han, Gillice, Ferguson. Kapranos, Tiderman, Kol- ler, Edgeworth, Tohbe. Bradley. Row 2: Soderquist, New- meller, Michalski, Phelps, Trojan, Olson, Harrison, Balzweit, Feichtinger, MacDonald, Marks, Sass, Strauss, Iones, Eberhardt. Row 3: Aldous, 'Garden, Wood, Corrigan, Eibeck, Crossley, Balciulis, Chris- tian, Malec, Plaehn, Ohr, McNeil, Covelli, Swan- son. X qw 2, fs' D ' 2 65 hy ' JC-1 f Miss Thomas, will you please hand me those latest employment applications? I want to check carefully to be sure to get the right person for this job .... H-In-In-m, heres a young fellow who was a member ot the Calumet High School lunior Honor Society. I'll make a special note of that. We need a dependable man tor this position. Good steady marks throughout school and an interest in its organizations are ex- cellent indications ot the type oi employee we'Ve been looking tor. To promote good scholarship and service activities is the aim of the Iunior Honor Society. Any student in the school from lA to 4B may join this organization provided that he or she is able to meet its requirements. These qualifications include an E average which must be maintained each semester. A student enters on his or her marks of the previous term and a certain number of service points. These are necessary in order to belong and remain a member. The sponsor ot the Society, which boasts many members throughout Calumet, is Miss Ienny Aasen. Row l: Martin, Soutter, Lunclquist, Artese, Lund- gren, Servies, Marcin, Copeland, Buirn, Blaul, lohnson, Leib, Neilan. Row 2: Bertsch, Nelson, Mc- Hugh, Sennoor, Kramer, Doyle, Carlson, Ericson, Gallistel, Westine, Pers- 'son, Cooper, Peterson, Hinman. Row 3: Meyers, Meyers, Schulz, Thorell, Bauer, Sat- ek, Swanson, Cutt, Tern- pleton, Miller, Wagner, Selzer, O'Rei11ey, Nem- eck, Holmquist, Leyhe, Lengerich, Strobel. Row l: Bisch, Husak, Swan- son, Blackman, Quoss, Katz, Kilb. Row Z: Lewis, Hopp, Nor- man, Koch, Hansen, Chil- ders, Canny, Morris, Ec- onomon. Row 3: MacMillen, Iaffe, Savaglio, Glass, Barratt, Kaiser, Henning, Ander- son. ATTENDANCE UFFICE The attendance office, known to all Calumet students, has under its control all of the criminals of the, school. Running similar to Scotland Yard,-only on a smaller scale,-room l4O has in its accur- ate files the history of every student who has strayed from the straight and narrow. Whether it be a minor absence or a major cut, those in charge have your name on their records. Since the organization of this office, the attendance at Calumet has improved considerably. The attendance office functions very smoothly under the direction of Mr. Iacob Sietserna. Row l: Larson, Martin, Karge, Barr, Fredricks, Iohnson, Bowman, Bauman. Row 2: Smith, M., Miss Haley, Miss Todd, Mrs. Hagslrorn, Miss Phillips, Mr. Sietsema, Mr. Kinnick, Miss Kasmierczak, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Spencer, Miss lung, Miss Becking. ROW 3: Bowman, H., Wallace, Mclntyre, Westine, Ross, Wooldridge, Nernec, Nelson, Hamer, Lonergan, Olson, Gaddis, Bristow, Darrcznt. Row 4: McDoniel, N., Schaeffer, O'Donnell, Albright, Witt, Schultz, I., Holmquist, Sprindes, Herring, Halgren, Morrell, Lundgren. f YEARS 1 AND 2 Row 1: Salpacko, Hines, Wolk, Bruketa, Gaddis, Crossen. Row 2: Dole-js, Babcock, O'Connor, Norclmork, Pobutsky, Majewski, Lock- wood, Mulcahy, D., Halstead. Row 3: Lindeman, Gell, Huniington, Mertes, Rosinke, Kirby, Mazur, Kirby, I. Werner, Blessing, Gaudietz. Row 4: Waifen, Siepan, Bergquist, Iurgensen, Budridge, Bohentin, Marcin Young, Coleman. TEMULEE REPRESENTATIVES YEARS 3 AND 4 Row 1: Eberhcrdt, Kostbade Williamson, Rasor, Secrberg Row 2: MacDonald, Brown Jones, McAvoy, Tomes. Row 3: Dowe, Kolber, Mitchell Heinze, Kaufman. UHEHESTBA Calofain orrizi The orchestra, although a small organization, performs faithfully every year for graduations and for assemblies during the semester. lt is made up of girls and boys, some of Whom have am- bitions of becoming future Heifitzes, Pad- erewskis, and Harry lameses-and some of whom just enjoy the music. Gradua- tion clay is the main event for which the orchestra plays-from the pulsating strains ot Pomp and CIICUIHSIGHCEI' to the thrilling rhythm of CaluInet's Victory March, lt is from this group that you hear as a Calite, the beloved 'melodies of Calumet's school song, for the last time. P I A N O Goddis, Stephan V I O L I N MacDonald, Lenhart, O'Reilly, Nelson, Bevignani V I O L A lones, Stoner C E L L O Dolder, Dornbos B A S S Dolder, Kay, Diver B A S S O O N DiSimone D R U M S Fritsch, Barr C L A R I N E T S Drugar, Ionas, Hawkins, Caruso, Hinman S A X 0 P H O N E Iurgenson, Dudley, Fritsch T R U M P E T S Baker, Vande Worker, Rehder Higginson, Lolo T R O M B O N E S Smith, Miller, Crossen DIRECTOR Morris These l-iam 1ets ot Calumet are a hard Working and diligent group of students Whotspend many hours after school in an ef- fort to improve their acting skill and present plays as entertainment for the student body. Under direction of Miss Lorraine lung, this club has just been reorganized. Wizards oi figures, -those are the members oi the Math Club who entertain them- selves at a Weekly meeting by solving any- thing and everything that has to do with math- ematics. The club's aim is to develop skill for the annual Wilson tournament and because of the high requirements, membership oi the group is kept to a minimum. DRAMA AND MATH Thompson, St. John. Row 2: Tiderman, Stone ning, Phillips, Miss lung lcovitz, O'Leary. Sullivan, Kolber, Tomes ROS. Row 4: Weber, Glaubke Young, Tozer, Fleischer Reid, Wagner, Parker. Row 1: Mickovich, Remus Evans, Ohr, Eberhardt den. Row 2: Hernlund, Mcllroy Kcrpranos, Ferguson zleton, Rowe, Crandus ler, Rust, Rusch. Row 3: Glass, Iezbera Swanson, Childers, Fox Polky, Miller, Gallagher McLaughlin, Korn, Wright Niebauer, Plaehn. Row 4: Bennett, Eibeck man, Stepan, Michalski ey, Fleischer. Row l: Bradley, Keebler, O'Malley, Zahn, Edman, Brown, Schwertley, Wal- lace, Burke, Kampi, Abell, shqmhen, Muni Miss Hackenbrach, Van-I de, Worrell, Riley, Oboj- Row 3: Evans, Thurber, Dol- an, Matthys, Sheeley, Mc- Laughlin, Steffen, Wick- strom, MacDonald, Olsen, , Samuels, Morrison, Chro- Kinston, Nordstrom, Pogl litsch, Abramson, Yarnell, 1 1 Morris, DeRun1z, Aldous, Mahoney, Iandacek, Garl 4 Manning, Lindberg, Ha- Thomas, Phelps, Newmel- 1 1 Iohnson, Youngman, Mall ec, Beilfuss, Israel, Black- Christian, Hagedorn, Cori Tootling and Fiddling Rest between Tootles The letter system ot the orches- tra is quite different from that of the band. To be eligible tor a school letter, one must be a member for seven semesters. The ambitious letter-hopefuls Work extreme- ly hard playing for all the orchestra's ac- tivities. The C they receive is some- thing they Will always treasure for it sym- bolizes great eftort and support and- good times had at school. The talented and versatile leader, Who guides them ably with his baton is Captain Morris. -M FAVORITE SELECTIONS Pomp and Circumstance Blue Danube Waltz Marche Slav Ampapito Roco Princess of India WATCH THE MUSIC, BOYS MAIORETTES ON REVIEW THE GRACE OF THE GAME FAVORITE SELECTIONS Semper Ficlelis March Morning Noon and Night Overture American Patrol Light Cavalry Overture The Sky Pilot Overture ' UM 5 KJ in X 45 4 I-505 at - r 523' X251 x7 Qty! .. it 4 ff Row l: Shapiro, Hunt, Vanderberg, Dodd, Taylor, Wallace, Aiello, Mertes, Quigley, Mitter- ling, Peterson, Kaiser. Row 2: Glascock, Kingsley, Gell, Sanford, Hektoen, Seils, Mrs. Harms, Oloeson, Schwertley, Kingston, Reid, Wickstrom, Drexel, Pote. Row 3: Burns, Maver, Covelli, Clayton, Gockrnan, Rauch, Mazur, Tucker, Nelson, Iohnson, Murtey, Evans, McCabe. Row 4: Fix, Diederman, Halperin, Ionson, Windblad, Perry, Miller, Iohnston, Ericson, Marks, Tozer, Olsen, Goodman. Row 1: Blakely, Swanson, Putter, Durrant, Tessmer, Schussler, Robertson, Glennie, Gilbert- son, Garden, Heidenrich. Row 2: Osborn, Edwards, Anderson, Brooks, Hoger, Carlson, Burns, Mrs. Harms, Hornbeck Kopp, Lundberg, Kimball, Gaddis, Hebner. Row 3: Cullinan, Macfarlane, Sullivan, Edwards, Olsen, DeLa Leurs, Bukovsky, Howe Blaha, Hawthorne, Vong, Hagedorn, Dumker. Row 4: Goodman, Bruketa, Truesdale, Lindemann, Muehlhausen, Borchardt, Carlstrom, Mor- avek, Dunning, Morrison, Capollo. AEAPPELLA EHUIH The harmonious tones ot the A Cap- pella Choir vibrate through the corridors of Calumet many periods ot the day. This mixed chorus consists ot one hundred titty boys and girls under the capable direction ot Mrs. Clare Harms. They furnish the music at assemblies, P.T.A. meetings, and other occasions Where their melodious works are considered essential. Besides the musical aspects of the choir, there is also the A Cappella Club, which has as an avocation a barn dance and a beach party annually. UUR BAND Rain or Shine, Cal's Band's on Time! This should be the slogan of the faith- ful group of students which comprise the band directed by Captain Morris. ln their colorful maroon and blue uniforms, they provide enter- tainment during the halves of football games and various parades, as Well as highlighting many assemblies and other activities of the school throughout the year. What student's pride fails to well up within him at the roll of the drums and the opening measure of the Calumet Victory March '? One hundred hours of service are required to obtain a band letter and fifty more for a chevron. C L A R I N E T Di Simone, Stephan, Drugas, Hilan, Sorensen, Gatfield, Putman, Lough, Ionas, MacDonald, Schoob, Remus, Henning S A X O P H O N E Lob, Genitske, Ziernan, Iurgensen, Dudley, Fritsch, Grernp B A S S Hawkins, May D R U M S Little, Child C O R N E T S Mason, Dudley, Fritsch, Barr, Higginson, Rehder Vande Worker, Kaiser, Over, Baker BARITONE Rades T R O M B O N E Miller, Crossen T W I R L E R S Gillice, Armstrong, Iohnson, Berklund, Harrington DIRECTOR Morris GIRLS' CHURUS Under the devoted leadership of Mrs. Clare Harms, the members ot Girls' Chorus have attained a higher understanding of clas- sical music and enjoy singing folk songs when in a lighter mood. They also sponsor numer- ous social events every year. This semester, co-operating closely with the A Cappella Choir, these girls took part in the Christmas assembly which is a traditional event at Calumet, and their joyful caroling also resounded gayly through the halls, delighting the ears of all who heard them, Row 1: Anderson, Balzweit, C., O'Donnell, Weldon, Schwartz, Edman, Lubman, Strauss, Blodgett, Linhardt, McGowan, Pincus, Quillinan. Row 2: Stukey, Kachulis, Putman, Iohnson, M., Nicholas, Nelson, Hawkins, Krueger, Mc- Clean, Mrs. Harms, Mazel, McDougal, Phelps, Keller, C., Keller, D., George, Nemchauslcy. Row 3: Hult, Perry, Williams, Schnoor, Isaacson, Berdusis, Herrin, Naser, C., Goldman, Lome, Hall, Siler, Loeber, Leddin. Row 4: Iahnke, Grotsma, Winter, McGlothlin, Lockwood, Shea, Mower, Testa, Iohnson, Nord- Inark, Fletcher, Wieland, McHugh, Snyder, Emerson. Row 5: Tometich, Bunde, L., Rigby, Fryer, Urbank, Bauer, D., Blessing, Granberg, Carlson, Ericson, O'Connor, Bruneau, McGeoghegan, Meisner, Dowling, Kolber. i . v KIWIETTES PAINT AND POWDER ' Row l: Wallace, Dunne, Rusch, Serio, Shanahan, Abell, Nelson, Chirat, O'Neil, Young. Row 2: Hough, Emerick, Thiel, Mcllroy, Wright, Sass, Feichtinger, West, Dickman, Eggert, Pickhaver. Row 3: Larsen, Howey, Iandacek, Steiner, Cook, Collins, Comstock, Lindquist, Hough, Mul- heran, Kaiser. Row 4: Christophero, Porter, Erickson, Spann, Waage, Anderson, Kananen, Nichol, Stelzer, Arnett, Dunker. Row 1: Larsen, Ruppert, Fitzli, Thomas, Bross, Row 2: Turnbloom, Smith, McCormac, Nichol, West, Phillips, Rheen, Mcllroy. Row 3: McKee, Gruetzmacher, Alfers, Rogers, Wixted, Dunne, Horsch, Boodell. With grease paint and cold cream this theatrical minded group of girls swoops down upon the performers in school productions in an attempt to make them glamorous before the tootlights. With their thoughts in the air this ambitious club oi girls studies the Why's and Wheretores of aviation. They also sponsor many ot the main social events of the year. EQUESTRIAN CLUB AND GARDEN CLUB One of the most active clubs at Calumet is the Equestrian Club. Sponsored by Mr. Elwood Smith, this organization has become an outstand- ing organization With an active membership that exceeds one hundred. With their chief aim in mind, keeping the campus beautiful, the Garden Club, under the direction of Miss Ruby Fremont, sponsors the annual Rose Day sale. Row l: Knoebel, Brunelle, Lind, Wood, Hahnfeldt, Olson, Anderson, Cook, Busch, Kruger. Row 2: Rogers, Wagner, Tomes, Collins, Smith, Mr. Smith, Kloos, Moore, Schergen. Soldan, Howey, Henning, Pickhaver. Row 3: Palmer, Greiman, Carlstrom, Rowley, McLaughan, Korn, Nordstrom, Rehder, Strejcek, Di Simone, Palmer. Row 4: Ioffe, Schuetz, Siller, Baxter, Mountford, MacMillan, Olsen, Ried, Kingston, Schwert- ley, Roderneyer, Keller, Walden. Row 5: Van Eclc, Bradley, Rosen, Murfey, Waller, Hernlund, Cavolt, Osborn, Cadek, Didion Hope. 1 Row l: Scott, Fritz, Landell, Day, Thon, Teucher, Walsh, Schaetzle. Rovi Zi liedier, Shanahan, O'Hara, Chiapetti, Crawford, Fitch, Miss Fremont, Silvertri, Mitch- e , a n. Row 3. Aiello, Burke, Field, Valerious, Murphey, McKeever, Iohnson, Reinholdt, Persson, VanDessel, Abell. Row 4: Skow, Murillo, Krahn, Gadbut, Breen, Morris, Vesely, Hinman, McGuckin, Suther- land, Osterloh. GERMAN CLUB ' SPANISH CLUB DEUTSCH-IER VERElN, sponsored by Miss Iosephine Martin, is open to all Calumet students ot German interested in the informal study ot the language, country, and the people. Under the inspiring sponsorship of Mrs. Margaret Spencer, UAMIGOS PAN AMEBICANOSH is successfully promoting Pan Americanism by semi-annual trips to the Mexican shops, restaurants, and theaters of Chicago. Row 1: Reich, Lebensorger, Hennig, Remus, Blaul, Artese, McCambridge, Steiner, Rusch, Bryant, Spruck, Childers. Row 2: lohnson, Hookman, Dahlke, Wright, Thomas, Cook, Bauer, Miss Martin, Moore, Nor- sen, Evans, Olsen, Neuhaus, Breidloam, Iurgensen. Row 3: Bieclerman, Scott, Volke, Hotstetter, Wieland, Kottwitz, Anderson, Koch, Ohr, Hirzel Portier, Korn, Budridge. Row 4: Bruckner, Belikow, Pecor, Milonas, Poglitsch, Nordstrom, Breen, Lietzow, Brennan Tabbert, Sorensen, Schultz, Long, DiSimone, Riemensperger. Row 5: Blair, Dehn, Anderson, Iarnes, Smiley, Panzegrau, Yarnell, Laita, Vesely, Rehder Berry, Pierson, Dumke. I 1 1 Row 1: Keller, Sodequist, MacMi1len, Keller, Iaife, Finnegan, Miss Haley, Eberhardt, Kolber, Strauss, Nelson. Row 2: Coplin, Neilan, Lubrnan, Nelsen, Mathes, Emerson, Thorell, Kruger, Glennie, Bisch, Barratt, Henning, Knoebel, Edwards. Row 3: Feil, Ives, Corrigan, Rogers, Edgeworth, Schoob, Nelson, Balzweit, Palm, Lenhart, Hopf, Lewis, Ecomornon. . , , X I 1 MRS. GWEN HULTENSCHMIDT EALUMET IIHIEH When it's news, it's in the Crier. Whether it be school activities, social events, sports, or even just plain gos- sip, you'1l be sure to see it there. Together with Mrs. Gwen Hultenschrniclt, faculty advisor, the young and capable staff members each week turn out a new edition of this peppy little tour-page newspaper. The preparation of the Crier is left almost entirely to the students who not only do their school a valuable service, but also gain much fun and the opportunity to exercise creative writing ability. stir .X FY rw 3 ab.-H E D I T O R I B I. Mrs Gwen Hultenschmidt C I R C U L A 'I' I O N Miss Marie Pressentin B U S I N E S S Mr, Raymond Griffin The Fourth Estate Hard At lt HU FACULTY ADVISERS if ll it l I I IEIDUTGR IIHEEH LEA Ay- Row l: Loeber, Stelzer. Row 2: Rogers, Chirot, Altman, Rey. Row 3: Rubey, Burke, Springer Phillips, Christie, Doll. Yeah! Team! Whether it's Wow, some boy! or Boom chicka boom, the cheer leaders are down in front leading the roaring crowds on as the iron men run for touchdowns and the cagers make baskets. ln fair or stormy Weather these peppy Cal- ites lead the cheering spectators at the school games in an effort to keep up the tearn's morale. They deserve much credit for the dependability and faithfulness Which they have shown. Ta One1 Two! Three! Sorry that book is out! Anyone Amo, CIITICIS, CIIHCIT-if YOUITG Cf mem' Want a study hall slip? These are a few oi ber of this group you Would certainly know the the exclamations heard in the Library. The meaning. The meetings are held during the students who do the work are the Calumet As- Latin periods under the supervision ol Miss sistant Librarians, under the guiding hand of Irene Erp. Miss Randall. Row l: Schussler, Volke, Savaglio, Husak, Anderson, Adams, Lehensoraer, Greasley, Iohn- son, Gilbertson, Wittstock, Carpenter, Lam, Edgeworth, Holt. Row 2: Thanos, Fahrion, Parks, Clement, Barratt, Anderson, Iohnson, Holcomb, Miss Flynn- Sponsor, Higgins, Bradley, Vandermyde, Vong, Tomaras, Iohnson, Minnigk. Row 3: Weber, Steel, Samuels, Zollinger, Iaeger, Swanson, Moore, Meyers, Lundquist, Mey- ers, Bailey, Babin, Chrollo, lordan, Sedder. Row 4: Hansen, Hulben, Iansen, Brooks, O'Connor, Mountford, Ste-ttin, Naser, Shine, Red- man, Corrigan, Fix. Row 5: Ehrlich, Reichert, Burke, Faber, Bisch, Srnita, Shields, Lindburg, Berglund, Pichler Stavralcos, Reese, Kingsley, Olson, Putman. Row 6: Hanneman, Norman, Bowles, Gustafson, Priest, Price, Marines, Applegate, Gell Shanahan, Anderson, Gaudietz, Howe, Hockbaum, Andrasco, Varecha, Putter, Row l: Abell, Stelzer, lanes, Wills, Gallagher, Dykman, Dahlgren, Hough. Bow Z: Shanahan, Kloos, Cook, Wright, Thomas, Tiderman, Iorn, Iezbera. THE C.A.L. ' JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE 1 4 K- 1 ,an ,y - :W 'uf 53 Jia 95 , H S A V 1. 2 Q 4 K, H A ff 2 ' E1 i:. 'I ' 119 -3' ' ' v 'J as 4. T4 3 f Jai 1? 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Whenever an important job is to be done it is the Senior Girls' Council who come to the front and offer their services. They sponsor the Mothers' Tea held for all 4A mothers and a semi-annual dance be- side serving at various luncheons held during the school year. The council is made up of a group of 4A girls chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholar- ship, service, and dependability. Their blue and White uniforms lend distinction to their many duties. SENIUH GIRLS' BUUNBIL FEBRUARY Row 1: Putman, Lcxnnon, Lundgren, Mullin, Bilek. Row 2: Wilmsen, Magnusson, M. Larson, Abrams, Hitz, Taylor Row 3: KubQt,, Brownell, Scherrnerhorn, Luebeck, Bcirtelheim Foyer. Row 4: Iohnson, Brcxshinger, Ericson, Miss Erhcxrt, Rude, Bludom Webb. IUNE Row l: Arnett, Gedicke, Anderson. Row 2: Keeier, Gillice, Stelzer, Glennie, Cox, Thiel, Iandacek, Kcipranos, Chircrt, Thurber, Rubin, Sebby, Graber. Row 3: Myers, Manning, Borhouer, Phillips, Rusch, Norsen, Seoberg, Lindquist, Wern- icke, Lieber, Hermclnson, Bollens, Krum- mick, Entress, Keller, De-Runtz, Mochin. Row 4: Wright, Iezbero, Monnos, Fanning, Bresinghcun, Kruger, Harrington, Farris, Iom, York, Ferguson, Boodell, Mogensen, Kloos, Dykrnun. JUNIUH RED ERUSS Amid the low hum of voices, the girls of the lunior Red Cross work steadily and turn out the many Wool afghans, stuffed animals, and baskets that have been sent to our boys in service, their families, and the desolate peoples of Europe. Sponsored by Mrs. iViNette Hag- strom, this is one of the most active clubs at Calumet. Row l: Darling, Drueger, Stelzer, Mrs. Hagstrom, Iorn, Meyer, Ott, Zollinger. Row 2: McClean, Samuels, Kachulis, Smith, Mazur, McLaughlin, Cotiguala, Shelley, Iezbera, McNeil, Scott. Fun for soldier's children STAGE HANDS These hard-working boys have charge of the back- stage functions whenever an assembly is held. Lights, cur- tains, microphones, chairs, and all miscellaneous jobs come un- der their careful supervision. lt is this work for which they re- ceive no credit that makes them the unsung heroes of Calumet. SAFETY SUUN Row 1: Mulheran, Cox, Abell, Shan- ahan, Phillips, Thiel, Betts, Brink- ley, McCarthy, Poulter, Peltzer. Row 2: O'Neil, McClellan, Blomberg Borchardt, Leverence, Sims, Smith DiSi1none, Binder, Sell, Hilton, Lewl is, Matthews. Row 3: Thurber, Stone, Staudacher, McCarnbridge, Moore, Young, Tid- erman, Soldan, Wickstrom, Mac- Donald, Prior, Olsen, Kehoe. C Row l: Curtin, Gabric, Kinglsey. Row 2: Babcock, Egan, Lambros. The accident prevention unit here at Cal is the Safety Council. Keeping cr watchful eye on all bicycles and checking cars for running motors or lights that are left burning constitute their main duties. Records of all registered vehicles enables immediate location of their owners. The club also sponsors social events throughout the year. 'In OIFFICERS. 1945-46 Row l: Mrs. B. Bedier Mrs. G. Andersen Mrs. M. I. Fox Row 2: Mrs. A. C. Iorn Mrs. G. A. Lignell Mrs. W. Michalski P. T. ll. ,pst an active able lead- completed The Calumet Parent Teacher Association plays and useful role in the life of the school. Under the ership of Mrs. George Anderson they have again another successful year. the school The organization, which meets once a month in social room, has had a very busy program in addition to the regular meetings. They have found time to entertain the mothers of freshmen at a tea given each semester, as well as to sponsor the Open House, semi-annually. The P.T.A. always stands ready and Willing to give their support to any civic project when called upon by the student body and faculty. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 1945 - Program - 1946 Theme: Adjustment in a Post-War World Aim: Helping Our Youth to Tuesday, September 18-Room ll7-1:30 P. M. Freshman Mothers' Tea Tuesday, October 16-Room 117-1:30 P. M. Making Leisure Time Profitable Tuesday, November 20-COMMUNITY NIGHT-Calu- met High School Assembly-7:45 P. M. Training Our Youth Tuesday, December 18-Room l17-l:30 P. M. Promoting Good Will and Friendship Tuesday, Ianuary 15-Room 117-1:30 P. M. Safeguarding the Health of Our Youth' Face a Post-war World Tuesday, February 19-Room 117-1:30 P. M.- FOUNDERZS DAY Retaining P. T. A. Traditions Tuesday, March 19-Room 117-1:30 P. M. Filling the Bill as Parents Tuesday, April 16-Room 117-1:30 P. M. Building Citizen Morale Tuesday, May 21-Room 117-1:30 P. M. Knowing Our Children Tuesday, Iune l-1:00 P. M. Spring Luncheon and Installation of Officers Row 1: Newmeller, Phelps, Soderquist, Keller, Rowe, Harrison, Ohr, Eberhardt, Pokorny. Row 2: Phelps, LaVoie, Lee, Springer, Wernicke, Balz- weit, Feichtinger, Ives Siller, Myers. 1 Row 3: Mirkovich, Bennett, Polky, Crossley, Iohnston, Leonard, Gallagher, Iames, Payne, Marcin, Miller. BOOK ROOM The bookroom, which is under the supervision of Miss Helen Rowe and Mrs. Catherine Harrison, is responsible for all of Cal's textbooks. Students, who are assistants, keep track of everything from volumes of Shakespeare to alge- bra books. FILM and REEL The Film and Reel Club, better known as the movie operators, show films received from the Board of Education every period of the day. The operators, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Griffin, are an important part in the school's educational program. Row l: Kirby, Kagann, Grif- fin, Parker, Strejcek, To- man, Koskey, Townsend, Holmes, Cochrane, Corey, Taylor, Halik. l L NATIUNAL HUNUR, SUCIETY I A N U A R Y RICHARD ERICKSONI The membership of the National Honor Society is cho- Presidem sen from those students Who are in the upper fifteen per DANIEL CANNY' cent of their graduating class and Who have earned, Vice-President IOAN MULLIN' during their high school career, at least titty service Secfemw points. These service points, which range from fifty for MARY IAIi.EeiE:VIERHORN' the president of the A.C.C.l..., to five for a hall guard, are given for membership and leadership in school clubs as I U N E Well as for assistance rendered in the library, book rooms, RICHARD SPRO-A-T' office, and various other places. President IAMES STEPAN, Vice-President MARIE KAPRANOS Secretary HAROLD CRANDUS Treasurer Row l: Wilmsen, Abrams, Mullin, Canny, Mrs. Roberts, Erickson, Schermerhorn, Putman, Hallberg Row 2: Iordcm, Kubat, Keenan, Kushner, Wilkinson, Wolansky,, Hopps, Magnusson, Foyer, Brownell Row Row Row Row Row Row Row NATIUNAL HUNUH SUCIETY Before he is entitled to Wear the pin of the Honor Society, each potential member Writes an essay on the Very fitting motto, Noblesse Obligef' which means that rank imposes obligation. Naturally, the hard Work required be- fore a student is elected makes membership to this organization very desir- able. The hard Work can be forgotten when a member considers that for the next lifetime he has this honor on his record. Mogensen, Rusch, Graber, Seaberg, Steinrnetz Krurnmick, York, Mrs. Roberts, Rubin, Gillice, Stoner Bollens, Bresingham, Iorn, Gedicke, Boodell, Ferguson, Machin Beilfuss, Smith, Polky, Panzegrau, Lindberg, Fox, Christian, Stepan, Crandus Harrington, Prince, Entress, Dyckmcm, Topel, DeRuntz, Keller Manning, Phillips, Shannahan, Thiel, Steffen, Iandacek, Iezbera, Anderson, Mannos Kapranos, Eugenides, Yolcsoulian, Zuehlke, Sproat, Fleischer, Hall, Wright xv: VK octa if Q-gi A Rf WHIHL can 3425 'f WINTEHLUDE Place-Ridge Park Date-December 22 S Q1 Orchestra The New Yorkers 5 'W ter dance, the much talked about Winterlude. The lucky guys and gals who were all out for a gay evening will long remember dancing to the smooth and rhythmic music of the New Yorkers far into the night Y' 5 ' ' .- .7 '::. The long awaited evening had finally arrived. It was a night filled with ' . , iq fun and dancing for those who went to the Senior Girls Council annual win- if W w ull Kill' ! IK TTER wg it QQ, l i is I WJ' 35 ' G SWEATER SWIHL Place-Ridge Park Date-Ianuary 18 Orchestra-Squires of Swing Big ones, argyles, and reindeers-yes, the Kiwiette Sweater Swirl was a complete success as one hundred and titty couples swung and jivedn to the solid music of The Squires ot Swing. Sweaters, sweaters, everywhere and not a suit to be seen, but a census proved that all had a wonderful time at Ca1's first big Knit and Pearl Swir1. br iii 5 'if 2. I af 1 if A -j.1, 'Lf . x,,,r,.'9,.nffi,? 4. iff 5 sf Q' ' aw K4 r ,' f V 5 X, ., '35 f? 2 .- ' ,Z N X .,,., '- , ' . , 1 ,Ry I 'F b , Q N . W uw, 55? 153 4, W wi in S Ji f - V ff YK Q 3 w Hag-use Q T535 M Stlllllllll-HITIVITIES Calumet has many social activities which play an important part in our school program, and help to create an atmosphere of wholesome school spirit. For those who are in a gay mood there are socials and dances in ll7 with cokes and music provided by the juke box. lnitiations and club parties are held by various clubs which are active at Cal. The Friday night socials are always loads of fun and supply an evening of dancing and entertainment. FAIVIUUS EAL TWUSUMES Day in and clay out, rain or shine, fall, Winter, or spring, these glamorous gals and fortunate fellows may be seen strolling sentimentally through Cal's halls look- ing at each other with awesome adoration. These lively lads and lassies can be seen Walking to and fro during the school day and truclging merrily out to the drug store after school for a coke. Here they are-Cal's Cute Couples l ff? W Aga. 4u.,..5, 756 f7674JZ t . x 4. ., MWF? vC9nLoQ,ufwWnP QLJALQM 43241 via 420206 mmm aflfywffaez In . I , ,, Ke-mu 'fi 1 J ff My P 1' ' . f lg 1 V an L, Ly ff--fx'--Q, M f fgb' I Tj If ,542 66,004 ...L N jf' ,V . , M I' Wm? Qvfiwv XZ-1Q.4QwJ wma EAN UP ASSEMBLY SPRING SWEEP May 3rd Was the date-ah! the night of the Spring Sweep. A good time Was had by all dancing to the smooth strains of Del Baker and his orchestra with Ridge Park Fieldhouse as the scene of this annual dance. The Spot- light singers and the King and Queen with their beaming smiles were the highlights of the evening. Held at the climax of Clean-Up Week it marked the end of a period ot hard Work on the part of the student body. It was an occasion to remember. R.UlfE. SKATING PARTY Between Halves Spinning around the thrilling curves on Wooden Wheels were the R.O.T.C. guys and their favorite gals. Because of shortages and great expense, the annual RO. dinner dance was canceled and the skating party was held in- stead. Everyone had a Wonderful time as you can see by the snapshot above. Pictured above are left to right: Kermit Sanders-Beverly Mahoney, Muriel St. lohn-Iohn Christian. wif hw ME WS? 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V l fm, 4' ,., EY HUSE DAY Rose Day means ubedeck- ing, Whether in normal times with flowers, or in War time with tags. Every stu- v,v 'F dent in Calumet adorns him- self with gayly-colored rep- licas, sold under the direc- tion of Miss Ruby Fremont. The proceeds are used for the beautification of our fa- mous campus. lf? Mr. Worst gets tagg How 'Bout a Rose T- ASSEMBLIES The band strikes up, Calites fill the auditorium, and the stage is set for an- other one of Calumefs thrilling assemblies. During the year Cal Students see everything, from mystifying magicians to awe-inspiring movies dealing With the armed forces, Whatever the gather- ing may be concerned With, Whether it be serious or comical, Calites always enjoy themselvesr V fats N BUTE Cn the March NORMAN PANZEGRAU CHESTER C. BREHM Lt. Colonel Military Instructor .M For the past two semesters, the Reserve Oi- ticers Training Corps has been under the ca- pable leadership of Lt. Col. Norman Panzegrau and the military instructor, Chester C. Brehm, who has taken the place of the former instruc- tor, Thomas I. Scully. The unit concentrates diligently on order and drill every year from September to early spring for the final test ot federal inspection. V The R.O.T.C. at Calumet is one of the ten best units in the city. Among the numerous qualities that make the line loat- talion it is, are the Well-trained officers and non-coins Who command it. These cadets are chosen on merit of their rec- ord, dependability, and ability to command. Adding to the precision ot the unit are the Corps ol Guards and the Picked Platoon. The R.O.T.C. will continue its line reputation by shaping useful citizens for o peaceful future in a democratic nation. H.ll.T.E. Q Q .x O :S K 5 Y-3 ll K! X W OFFICERS Row ly: Iohnson, Crandus, Sgt. Brehm, Panzegrau, Israel Row 2: Kamberos, Nicol, Hoi- volz, Rosner, Vawzee, Taylor Row 3: Fleischer, Sirbutz, Overton, Peotter, McCuIly, Leibherr NON-COM Row 1: Smith, Warfield, Roche, Iohnson, McRae, Betts, Toy- lor, Hilan, Beilfuss, Revsnow Poher Row Z: Smiley, Osborn, Row- ley, Schuele, Leonard, Pol- ky, Smitzin, Gallagher, Rad- ke, Tiggeloar Row 3: Broasch, Beilfuss, Erik- sen, Lollock, Bennet, Mc- Laughlin. Horn, Stark, Trow- bridge, Drugas, Wegener Row 4: Green, Schaults, Coop- er, Baulos, Perry, Murphy, Castle, Cochrane, Heinlein, Fausel Row 5: Eibeck, Lindemann, Reif, Linoleman, Collins, Tur- ner, Halik, Blackman, Sitzler, Smith 1 PLE TEAM In the early spring of every year tension and suspense is brought to a cli- max as Cal's rifle team goes into competition with other Chicago High schools Months beforehand the marksmen practice on our own range to establish per- fect aim and co-ordination. Great honor is bestowed upon the Winning team Row 1: Korn, Peotter, Panzegrau, Israel, Rowley. Row 2: Zicterman, Osborn, Farm- er, Higginbothen, Linclemann. 'Ready on the right! 'Ready on the left! 'Ready on the firing line! 'Fire atWi11! COMPANY A Row 1: Hilton, Warfield, Woodworth, Israel, Sirbutz, Agnew. Row 2: Heinlein, Osborn, Green, Bevan, Rosenfarb, ard, Ehrlich, Swanson. Row 3: Kagan, Braasch, Schneider, Sell, Newsted, Grew, Drugas, Blackman, Sullivan. Row 4: Lindemann, Sorenson, Koldenhouen, Gray, lagher, Rot. Row 5: Dolan, Potter, McCormack, Gamauf, Crandus, Godsted, F. Lindemann, Smiley, Korn R. Iohnson, Forrnen. ' COMPANY B VanZee, Honor, Markland, White, Wahl, Mirkovich, C. Iohnson, Guthorle, Pritch- Brockner, Auersch, Higginbotham, Mc- Cooper, Castle, Eriksen, Liedtke, Gal- 1 Row l: Kawalec, Taylor, Smith, Rosner, Kamberos, Taylor, Smitzin, Smith, McRae Goodwin Row Z: Simon, Radke, Trowbridge, Lindberg, Watton, Wildman, Lollock, Healy Eibeck Schuele Row 3: Wegner, Young, Youngrnan, Leahy, Sternberg, Bennett, Phelan, Tiggelaar Wilson Mayer, Kline. C O M P A N Y C Row 1: Iurgenson, Umbenhaur, Marks, Swearingen, Chrollo, Fleischer, Nicol, McCully, May- hewe, Stewart, Iopa, Hookman, Picman. Row 2: Schaults, Boehme, R. Beilfuss, Valli, Berglind, Holst, W. Fraser, V. Smith, Komerske Servies, Lindemann, Adema. Row 3: Behder, Gatfield, Morrison, Hiller, Lollock, Fortier, A. Beiliuss, McLaughlin, Korn, Cochrane, Kennedy, Strejcek, Hilan. . How 4: Blank, Steel, Harris, Perry, Pfeiffer, Pollcy, Bertsch, Schubert, Halik, Canty, Rehn, Baulos. COMPANY D Row l: Pos, Iohnson, Brown, DelGiorno, Moore, Ronshhosen, Finnegan, Zicterrnan Hilan Gift, Bachler, Vong, Clark, Keller. Row 2: Hildebrandt, Miller, Arnott, Landahl, Blank, Fix, Baker, Fitzgerald, Grandel Moravek Dobrowits, Wernicke, Mowat. Row 3: Orseno, Sandstrum, Anderson, Iohnson, Hill, Blank, Martinson, Vacca K Smith 'I-Iawkins, Lob, Otto, Harris, Andrews. Row 4: Rowley, Rogers, Castle, Sullivan, Godsted, Braasch, Liecltke, Gray, Sorenson Erik sen, Kagann, Smith. Row 5: Lunclgren, Hibetts, Thieme, Walsh, Stramaglia, Murphy, Fausel, Sitzler Stark Gal lagher, Roche, Glaum, Reusnow. Row 6: Arnott, Myers, Arnsen, Schedin, Vesely, Leichtfuss, Reif, Turner, Doerr Hinman Leonard, Farmer, Overton, Gallagher. D Q xx x . , .giQWlf!1t,ll'lti1QFi,.,,Wm,. 'F X ' 'P gl! 'X f' um' M S 4 G STAFF KKK dv Row l: Peotter, Crandus, Brehm, Panzegrau, Liebherr. W . . 'qfil r -if fl Row 2: Baulos, Beilfuss, Collms, Cochrane, Hilan. PICKED PLATOON Row l: Crandus, Nicol, Perry, Blackman, Servies, Liedtke, Wil son, Potter, Lindeman, Israel. Row 2: Rosner, Schuele, Beilfuss, Korn, Gallagher, Fausel, Gal- lagher D. Row 3: Osborn, Drugas, Schneider, Youngman, Green, Eibeck Rowley. The Glory We've Gained OUR CALUMET Our Calumet stands in the dazzling light, ln her portals We learned of knowledge and might On her campus the lazy, placid hours Went, Our leisure cost us nought but the time we spent, But four long years of learning,-it cost- Was this in vain and the battle lost? Are We now to go forth in the World With the banner of truth and right unturlecl- Free from want and fear and strife With the right to liberty and freedom of lite? Are We now compelled by torce To let her history run its course? Or shall We now look back With sentiments gaze Then fondly remember our High School Days. -W. K. Crout. TUNE, 1946 CLASS OFFICERS IAMES LINDBERG, President IOHN PURCELL, Vice-President ARLETT THIEL, Secretary IUNE HERMANSON, Treasurer lim, Arlie, Iune, lack Graduation! The very Word brings to the minds of the Iune '46 class pleasant memories of their four years at Calumet. Pep assemblies, Clean-up dances, variety shows, prorns, and many other activities were jammed into the school day already filled with Work and study. Although peace has once again returned to most of the World, there are many boys who are still in the serv- ice helping to make this peace permanent. This year's graduating class has been noticeably diminished by the ever increasing number of students serving in the armed forces. The student body offers to them a heartfelt vote of thanks for shouldering the responsibility to keep our world the Way We Want it. Remembering the great sacrifices made for the sake of humanity in the last four years, this class of lune '46 pledges itself that to the best of their ability, these sac- rifices Will not have been made in vain. C L A S S D A Y Row l: Buerger, Kaiser Row Z: Crandus, Tiderrnan, Mogensen, Wickstrom Row 3: Chirat, Fitzli, Sebas- tian, Kiefer. COMMITTEES P R O M Row 1: Bollens, Robinson, Sny- der. Row 2: Seaton, Brinkley, Clay- ton, Phillips, Glennie, Nicol Row 3: Hansen, Stepan, Erick- son, Laita, Kooi, Gabric COMMENCEMENT Row 1: Shanahan, W e g en e r, Arnett. Row 2: Sproai, Stelzer, Rogers Van Zee. Row 3:1-Iavel, Schaults, Springer, Lieber. RUTH ABELL-A.C.C.L. Treasurer, Clean-Up Committee, Crier Business Staff, Garden Club, Girls Service League, Girl Re- serves, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, Office Assistants, Safety Council. HENRIETTA AHNER-A.C.C.L., Girls Service League, G.A.A. RICHARD ALLEN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society. Swimming Team, Inter-class Basketball, Interclass Base- ball. DOROTHY ALTMAN-A.C.C.L., Camera Club, Cheerleaders, Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Placement Office Assistants, Sports-Girls, Swim Club, Variety Shows. MARY ANDERSEN-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Bookzoom Assist- ants, Drama Club, Hall Guards, Sports-Girls, Crier Circula- tion, Ternulac Representative, G.A.A., Equestrian Club. ELEANOR ANDERSON-A.C.C.L., Girl Reserves, lr. Honor So- ciety. Orchestra, Rooters Club, Sports-Girls: Equestrians, G.A.A., Delegate, Registration Office, Locker Guard. ERIC ANDERSON-A.C.C.I,., German Club, Hall Guards, R.O.T.C. MARTHA ANDERSON-A.C.C.L., Girls Service League, Hall Guards, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants, Senior Girls Council, G.A.A. Alternate, Equestrians, Locker Guard, National Honor Society. LEO ANGELSON-A.C.C.L., Inter-class Basketball. NANCY ARNETT-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Delegate, Crier Editorial Staff, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Kiwiettes, Placement Office Assistants, Senior Girls Council, Spanish Club. Swim Club. MARGARET ARNOTT-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Girls' Chorus, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross. VIRGINIA ASCROFT-A.C.C.L., Camera Club, Girls' Chorus, Vice-President, Ir. Honor Society, Office Assistants, Orches- tra, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Crier Delegate. l l GEORGE BABCOCK-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Drama Club. German Club, Hall Guards, Movie Operators, Police Force- Fire Marshals, Inter-class Basketball, Interclass Baseball, Stage Crew, Equestrian Club. RICHARD BALDAUF-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Movie Operators. Inter-class Baseball, Basketball Champs. RUDOLPH BALDAUF-A.C.C.L., Movie Operators, Registration Office. DONALD BALSAVICH-A.C.C.L., Ir. Red Cross, Movie Operators, Safety Council, Football Team, Bowling Team, Wrestling Team, Swimming Team, Inter-class Basketball, Baseball. RICHARD BANDY-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Movie Operators, Bowling Team, Inter- class Basketball, Baseball, Swimming. MARILYN BARR-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Crier Business Staff, Crier Editorial Staff, Hall Guards, Home Management Club, Ir. Red Cross, Sports-Girls, G.A.A. JOHN BARRY-A.C.C.L.. Hall Guards, Police Force-Fire Marshals, Sports-Boys, Inter-class Basketball, Baseball. DORIS BECKMAN-A.C.C.L,, Drama Club, Girls Service League, G.A.A., Temulac Representative, Librarian Assistant. ANDREW BEILFUSS-A.C.C.L., Ir. Honor Society, R.O.T.C., Math Club, Counselors Assistant, Crier Darkroom worker, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, H.O.T.C. N.C.O. Club, National Honor Society. JOHN BENNETT-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistants. Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Math Club, Spanish Club, Crier Delegate, Counselors Assistant. RUDOLPH BEVIGNANI-A.C.C.L., Band, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Movie Operators. Orchestra, Police Force-Fire Mar- shals, Crier Delegate, Ticket Seller, Cal-Reelers, Inter-class wrestling, baseball team. ROSEMARY BLAHA-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Garden Club, Home Management Club. Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants, Leaders, Sports-Girls. BETTY BLOOM-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Kiwiettes, Eques- trian Club, G.A.A. IANET BOHENBERGER-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, G.A.A. CAROL BOLLENS-4A Class Committee, Crier Editorial Staff Editor, Drama Club, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Senior Girl's Council, First Page Editor- Crier, Prom Committee. G.A.A., Attendance Office Assistant, National Honor Society. PAT BOODELL-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Clean-Up Committee, Crier Editorial Staff, Girls' Chorus, Ir. Honor Society, Paint and Powder Club. Senior Girls' Council, Equestrian Club Treasurer, Leaders, Letter Girls, National Honor Society. EDWARD BORCHARDT-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Executive Council, Safety Council, Police Force-Fire Marshals. Sports- Boys. MARY LOU BORHAUER-A.C.C.L.. Crier Business Staff. Drama Club, Girls Service League, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. f DOLORES BOUGIE-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Drama Club, Girls' Service League, G.A.A. GLORIA BHANDT--A.C.C.L., Ir. Honor Society. G,A,A., Flower Girl. LORETTA BHESINGHAM-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Stati, Girls' Service League, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. IOYCE BHINKLEY-A.C.C.L., Crier Editorial Staff. Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Placement Office As- sistants, Safety Council, Prom Committee, G.A.A. GLORIA BRODA-A.C.C.L., Garden Club, G.A.A. CHARLENE BRODT-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Office Assistants, Sports-Girls, G.A.A. President, Board of Sports, Leaders, Vice-President, Beta Chapter. LORETTA BROSS-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards. Paint and Powder Club, G.A.A., A.C.C.L. Delegate, Ticket Seller. BONNIE BRYANT-A.C.C.L., German Club. Hall Guards, Eques- trian Club, G.A.A. Delegate. GRACE BUCKELS-A.C,C.I.., Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Home Management Club, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants, Place- ment Oiiice Assistants, G.A.A., Bowling Club. WILLIAM F. BUERGER-A.C.C.L.. 4A Class Committee, German Club, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Lettermens Club, Basket- ball Team, Football Team, Baseball Team, Inter-class Base- ball, Basketball, Champs 1945. SHIRLEE BUMP-A.C.C.L., Office Assistants, G.A.A., Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross Representative. Sports-Girls. VIRGINIA BURKE-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staif, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Safety Council, A.C.C.L. Delegate, G.A.A. VIRGINIA BURKE-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Home Management Club. G.A.A., Equestrian Club. DOROTHY BURTON-A.C.C.L., Band. Girls' Chorus, Kiwiettes, Orchestra. Sports-Girls. FRANK CANE-A.C.C.I.., Sports-Boys, Wrestling Team. DOLOHES CANNING-A.C.C.L,, G.A.A. JERRY CARBERRY-A.C.C.L., Sports-Boys. MARILYN CARLSON--A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Sports-Girls. WILLIAM CI-IARTIERHA Cappella Choir, Bookroom Assistants, Drama Club, Garden Club, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Police Force-Fire Marshals, Safety Council, Football Team, Inter-class Basketball, Baseball, Wrestling Team, Swimming Team. , ARTHUR CHATT-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Vice-President, Hall Guards. Ir. Red Cross, Police Force-Fire Marshals, Safety Council. Lettermans Club, Co-Capt. Wrestling, Champs Senior Basketball, Session Assistant, Inter-class Baseball, Basketball. VIRGINIA CHIHAK-A.C.C.L.. Alpha, Beta Chapters. C.A.L., Crier Business Staff, Garden Club, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Safety Council, G.A.A., A.C.C.L. Delegate. GENEVIEVE CHIRAT-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Beta Chapter, Band. Capt. Cheerleaders, 4A Class Committee, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Safety Council, Senior Girls' Council, Queens Court. CLARENCE CHBISTENSEN--A.C.C.L., Crier Representative. IOHN CHRISTIAN-A.C.C.L., C.A.L., Camera Club. Crier Edi- torial Stali, Ir. Honor Society, Sports-Boys. Math Club. Temulac Photographer , National Honor Society. BEVERLY DAVIDSON-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, C.A.L., Ir. lied Cross, Sports-Girls, Locker Guard, Nereides, G.A.A., Leaders, Registration Office. HELEN DE-LA-LEURS-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.I.., G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross. CONNIE DEMETRAKES-A.C.C,L., Hall Guards. Home Manage- ment Club, Sports-Girls, Crier Circulation, Librarian. ANN DENMAN-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Girl Service League, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, G.A.A GERALDINE DeRUNTZ-A.C.C.L., Ir. Honor Society, Office As- sistants, Sr. Girls' Council, Math Club, National Honor Society. THOMAS DEVENS-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Safety Council, Inter- class Basketball, Baseball, Bowling, Swimming Team. l l DOROTHY DIMOND-A.C.C.L., G.A.A. Alpha Chapter. MARIE DOLAN-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Placement Office, GJLA. WALLACE DOLAN-A.C.C.I.., Ir. Red Cross, Pan-American Club, R.O.T.C., Ticket Seller. AGNES DREXEL-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Registration Office, Locker Guard, G.A.A. GERALDINE DUCKWALL-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Hall Guards, GJ-LA., Registration Office. DOROTHY DUDLEY--A.C.C.L., Band, Orchestra, Locker Guard, G.A.A. DOROTHY DUNKER-A.C.C.L. Delegate, G.A.A., Crier Editorial Staff, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Kiwiettes, Placement Office, Leaders Club, Nereides. LOIS DYKMAN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Pan American Club, Senior Girls' Council, National Honor Society. NORMA EGGERT-A.C.C.L., Crier Editorial Stait, Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Ir, Honor Society, Kiwiettes, Leaders Club, Board of Sports, G.A.A. Executive Council, Office Assistant. RICHARD EKLIN-A.C.C.L., Movie Operators, Sports-Boys, Bowl- ing Club. CARLENE ENGELS-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Girls Service League, Hall Guards, GJ-LA., Office Assistant. GEOHGANNA ENTRESS-A.C.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants, Placement Office, Senior Girls' Council, Temulac Staff, National Honor Society. MARTIN CHRISTENSEN-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, Crier Business Staff, Hall Guards, lnterclass Basketball, Inter- class Baseball. BILLIE CLARK-A Cappella Choir. A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Hall Guards. IOSEPH CLARK-A.C.C,L.. Hall Guards. ROBERT CLASBY-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Wrestling Team, Inter- class Basketball Champs, Inter-class Baseball Champs, DAVID COLLINS-A.C.C.I.., Executive Council, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society. Placement Oitice Assistant. R.O.T.C., Sec- retary of Spanish Club, Temulac Senior Editor, A.C.C.L. Delegate, Honorable Mention ior Liori's Club Essay Contest. ROBERT COLSTEN-A.C.C.L. PAT CONNORS-A.C.C.L., Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants. G.A.A. MAY COOK-A.C.C.L., Clean-Up Committee, Crier Editorial Stati, German Club, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Ki- wiettes, Equestrian Club, G.A.A. ALBERT COOPER-A.C.C.L., German Club, H.O.T.C.. Corp. of Guards, Non-Com Officers Club, Picked Platoon. ELAINE COPE-A.C.C.L., G.A.A. ROBERT COREY-A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Crier Business Staff, Executive Council. Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society. Movie Operators, Police Force-Fire Marshals, Interclass Basketball, lnterclass Baseball, Swimming Team. DARLENE COTIGUALA-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter. Drama Club, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Safety Council, Sports-Girls, G.A.A. BETTY COWBURN-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Bookroom As- sistant, Hall Guard, Ir. Classical League Treasurer, Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, G.A.A., Ticket Salesman. ARLETTA COX-A.C.C.L., Crier Editorial Staff, Executive Coun- cil, Girls' Service League Vice President, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, 112 Assistant, Safety Council, Senior Girls' Council Secretary, G.A.A. HAROLD CRANDUS-A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Clean-Up Committee, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, H.O.T.C., Major R.O.T.C., Math Club Vice-President, Officers Club, Picked Platoon, Colors, Treasurer National Honor Society, THOMAS CURTIN--A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Stage Crew. Wrestling Team. LUCILLE DAHLGREN-A.C.C.L., Crier Editorial Staff, Ir. Classi- cal League, Orchestra. G.A.A., Crier Reporter, First Page Assistant Editor. RAYMOND DAHLMAN-A.C.C.L., Intra-Mural Baseball, Basket- hall. RAYMOND ERICKSON-A.C.C.L., Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Prom Committee, Lettermen's Club, Baseball Team, Interclass Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, National Honor Society. JOHN EUGENIDES-A.C.C.L., Crier Circulation, National Honor Society. IEAN EVANS-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Statt, Girls Service League, Hall Guards. Kiwiettes. RITA EVANS-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, German Club, Girl Re- serves, Hall Guards, Home Management Club, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants, G.A.A., Bowling Club. LORRAINE PANNING-A.C.C.L.. Girls' Service League, Senior Girls' Council. G.A.A. NORMA FARRIS-A.C.C.L., Ir. Red Cross, Senior Girls' Council, Adjustment Office, G.A.A., Crier Circulation, Registration Otlice. ANNE E. FERGUSON-Valedictorian, A.C.C.L., Clean-Up Corn- mittee, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor So- ciety, Office Assistants, Orchestra, National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Council, Math Club, Flower Girl. EDWARD PIALA-A.C.C.L., Wrestling, Math Club, Bowling. DOLORES FISHER-A.C.C.L.. Ir. Red Cross, G.A.A. FRANK FISHER-Safety Council, lnterclass Baseball. IAMES FITZGERALD-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Baseball, Basket- ball, Interclass Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen's Club. DORIS FITZLI-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Beta Chapter, 4A Class Committee, Crier Editorial Staff, Drama Club, Garden Club, Girls' Service League. President Ir, Honor Society, Treasurer Paint and Powder Club, Equestrian Club. ROBERT FLEISCHER-A.C.C.L., Clean-Up Committee, Crier Co- editor lst Page, Treasurer Drama Club, President Executive Council, President Math Club, Temulac Co-Editor-in-Chief, A Cappella Choir, National Honor Society. DORIS FORD-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L.. Bond Salesgirl, Safe- ty Council, G.A.A., Salesgirl-Temulac, Salesgirl-Pictures. DOLORES FOUGNERWDrama Club, Hall Guards, Home Manage- ment Club, Ir. Red Cross, A.C.C.L. Delegate, G.A.A. Del- eqate. ERWIN FOX-A,C.C.L., Ir. Honor Society, Math Club, Temulac Artist, National Honor Society. ROBERT FOX-Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Movie Operators, Football Team. Interclass Baseball and Basketball: Lettermen's Club, A.C.C.L. ROBERT FRITSCH-A.C.C.L.. Band, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor So- ciety, Ir. Red Cross, Orchestra, Interclass Basketball. RALPH GABRIC-A.C.C.L., Band, 4A Class Committee, Crier Business Staff, Stage Crew Manager, Football Team, Wrestling Team, Inter-class Baseball and Basketball. LEONARD GALLAGI-IERHA.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, C.A.L., Hall Captain, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Non-Coms Club. Picked Platoon. A.C.C.L. Dele- gate. , IAMES GASKIN--A.C.C.L. Garden Club Hall Guards I. Honor Society Placement Office Assistant Sports-Boys Sport Edxtor Temulac Spanish Club SHIRLEY GEDICKE ACCL Garden Club Guls Servrce League G11 Reserves Ir Honor Society Orchestra Semor Girls Council Sports Girls Leaders Club Crler Represen tatvve GAA Natronal Honor Socxety SHIRLEY GILLICE ACCL Hall Captain Ir Honor Society Ir Red Cro Orhc Assistant Placement Oiiice Assistant Senior Gzrls Councrl Baton Twuler Natlonal Honor So cxety SUZANNE GLAUBKE A Cappella Choir ACCL Drama Club Girl Reserves Hall Guards GAA MARJORIE GLENNIE-A.C.C..L., 4A Class Committee, Crier Editorial Staff, Drama Club, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves Treasurer, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Cal Reelers. BERTHA ANNE GODETTE-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards. Ir. Classical League. G.A.A. MARY GODIN-A.C.C.L. Bookroom Assistant Drama Club Garden Club Girls Service League Hall Guards Ir Red Cross Otirce Assistant Rooters Club Safety Councrl Sports Girls ROBERT GOEBEL ACCL President Cner Business Staff Executne Council Ir Red Cross ROTC Captain Light weight Ba ketball Team Heavywexght Basketball Team Interclass Basketball Champ Team Interclass Baseball Champs Ticket Seller BEVERLY GRABER ACCL Alpha Chapter Gul Reserves Hall Guards It Honor Society Ir Red Cross Placement Office Assistants Senior Guls Council Sports GAA Delegate Crier Runner Natxonal Honor Socxety PEARL GRETHER ACCL Alpha Chapter Hall Guards Sports GAA Math Club 'ev feujfb f :P BABBETTE GRIERSON A CCL r Red Cross G A A ARNOLD GUNTHFR ACCL Hall Guards Ir Red Cross Sports Wrestling Team WILLIAM HALL ACCL Natronal Honor Society IOHN HARDMAN A C C L Tl-IERESE HARNETT ACCL CAL Crier Business Staff Girls Service Leagu Gul Reserves Hall Guards Eques trian Club Soamsh Club GAA MARIE HARPER A C C L Alpha Chapter Beta Chapter C A L Girls Servxce League Girl Reserves Ir Honor Soc1ety Crier Cxrculation Equestrian Club I ' ' I I 1 I . , , . , I . . , . 5 . . . . .., , , . . 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GENEVIEVE HAVEL-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Girls Ser- vice League, Girl Reserves. Hall Guards, Ir. Honor So- cieiy, Sports, G,A.A., Posture Contest-2nd Place. SHIRLEY HAYDEN-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Girls Service League, Home Management Club, Crier Circulation, G.A.A. MARY HECTOR-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Home Management Club, Ir. Classical League, G.A.A., Teacher's Assistant. IUNE HERMANSON-Girls Service League, Girl Reserves Vice President, Hall Guards, Senior Girls' Council, Ir. Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer, Prom Committee, Flower Girl, Temulac Staff, Crier Runner, Registration Office Spanish Club. l THERESE HICKEY-A.C.C.L., Crier Circulation, Girls Service League, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Sports Girls. RICHARD HILL-A.C.C.L. CHARLOTTE HOCHBERGER-A.C.C.I.., Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Office Assistants, G.A.A. ARTHUR HOLMES-A.C.C.L.. Wrestling Team, Equestrian Club, Track Team, Lettermen's Club. PATRICK HONOR-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Captain, R.O.T.C., Sports-Boys, Bowling Club, R.O.'l'.C. Officers Club, R.O.T.C. Non-Com Club. BETTE HORSCH-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Beta Chapters, Clean-Up Committee, Crier Business Staff, Drama Club, Girls Ser- vice League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards. Paint and Pow- der Club, Rooters Club, Equestrian Club. SHIRLEY HOUGH-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Ir. Classical League. Kiwiettes, Flower Girl. SHIRLEY MAY HOUGI-I-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, G.A.A., Locker Guard. SALLY HUMPHREY-A.C.C.I.., G,A.A.. Locker Guard, Registra- tion Ofiice. WAYNE HUTTEL-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Hall Guards. Bowling. SOL ISRAEL-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistants, Math Club, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Color Guard. Corp. of Guards, Secretary and Treasurer of Officers Club, Non-Coms Club, Captain R.O.T.C. MARION IANDACEK-A.C.C.L., Band, C.A.L., Clean-Up Com- mittee, Publicity Chairman, Crier Editorial Staff, National Honor Society, Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, Senior Girls' Council President, Math Club Treasurer, Temulac Activi- ties Editor, Letter Girls. l DOROTHY JANE-A.C.C.L., C.A.L., Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Bowling Team, Sports-Girls MILDRED IENKINS-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Office Assistants, G.A.A. IO ELLEN IEZBERA-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., C.A.L., Crier Typist, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, lr. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Bed Cross, Senior Girls' Council, Sports-Girls, National Honor Society. PAUL IOHNSON-A.C.C.L., Band, R.O.T.C. Color Guard, Pick- ed Platoon, Math Club, Corps of Guards, Captain Com- pany Comm., Officers Club, Vice President Non-Coms Club. DIANE JONES-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Crier Business Staff, Girls' Service League, Hall Guards, Ir. Classical League, Orchestra, Cal Reelers, Temulac Representative, G.A.A., Registration Office, Bowling. NOLA IORN-Salutatorian, C.A.L., Executive Council, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League. Girl Reserves, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Flower Girl, Senior Girls' Council, Ir. Red Cross President, National Honor Society. IOYCE KAHNmA.C.C.L., Crier Typist, Drama Club, Girls Service League, Hall Guards, Hooters Club, Sports-Girls, G.A.A. RICHARD KAISER-A.C.C.L., Band, 4A Class Committee, Hall Guards, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Captain Inter- class Baseball, Swimming, Wrestling Team. GUS KAMBEROS-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Movie Operators. R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Math Club, Capt. Co-Command er. . WILBUR KANAK-A.C.C.L.. German Club, Hall Guards, Movie Operators, Interclass Baseball, Interclass Basketball. MARIE KAPRANOS-Director of Clean-Up Committee, Crier Circulation Staff, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Treasurer, Senior Girls' Council, President and Secretary of Leaders Club, Assistant Page Editor oi Crier, Club Editor-Temulac, Board of Sports, Math Club, Secretary National Honor Society. GEORGE KAUP-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Movie Operators, Police Force-Fire Marshals, Sports-Boys, Football Team. JOHN KAY-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards. AUDREY KEEPER-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, 4A Class Committee, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves. Hall Guards, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Class Day Assistant. SHIRLEY KELLER-Crier Business Staff, Crier Editorial Staff, Executive Council, Girls' Service League, Ir. Honor So- ciety, Pan-American Club, Senior Girls' Councicl, G.A.A. Treasurer, Equestrian Club, Letter Girls. Leaders. National Honor Society. FRANK KELLEY-A.C.C.L., Band, Camera Club, Office Assis- tants, Police Force-Fire Marshals, Equestrian Club. BARBARA KENDALL-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Crier Business Staff, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves. Hall Guards, Office Assistant, Girls' Sports. Bowling League, Math Club, Temulac Representative. LORRAINE KINAST-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Safety Council, Girls' Sports, G.A.A. Delegate. DOROTHY KIRCH-A.C.C.L.,, Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Drama Club, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, lr. Red Cross, Office Assistants, A.C.C.L. Dele- gate, Honor Roll, Locker Guard. AUDREY KLOOS-A.C.C.L., Clean-Up Committee. Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Classical League, Kiwiettes, Senior Girls' Council, Equestrian Club, G.A.A. DOROTHY KOLLER-A.C.C.L., Crier Editorial Staff, Hall Guards. Ir. Honor Society, Dancing Class Pianist, Winner, Lion's Club Poster Contest, G.A.A. IUANITA KRUEGER-A.C.C.L., Band, Drama Club, Girls Ser- vice League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Orchestra, Pan- American Club, Safety Council, Senior Girls' Council, Equestrian Club, G.A.A., Temulac Representative. RUTH KRUMMICK-A.C.C.L., G.A.A. Delegate, Girls' Chorus, Girls Service League, Hall Guards, lr. Honor Society. Ottice Assistants, Senior Girls Council, Sports-Girls, Span- ish Club, Bowling League, National Honor Society. LOIS KULANDA-A.C.C.L., Girls Service League, G.A.A. MARCIA KURFESS-A.C.C.L., Girls Service League, Girl Re- serves, Hall Guards, Twin Club, G.A.A. WALTER LAITA-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staii, German Club, Swim Team. Prom Committee, Sports. EVA LARSEN-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Girls Service League, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Paint and Powder Club, G.A.A., Equestrian Club, A.C.C.L. Delegate, Crier Representative, Secretary of Drama Club, Crier Typist. FRANK LATZKO-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards. B.O.T.C. IACKIE LIEBER-Beta Chapter, Crier Business Staff, Girls' Service League, Hall Guards, Ir, Honor Society, Office Assistants, Senior Girls' Council, Bowling Club, G.A.A., A.C.C.L, Delegate. CHARLES LIEBHERR-A Cappella Choir, Camera Club, Execu- tive Council, Garden Club, Hall Guards. Ir. Honor So- ciety. Office Assistants, R.O.T.C. ERNEST LIEDTKE-A.C.C.L., R.O.T.C., Bowling League. NORMAN LILLYBECK-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Justice Student Court. Orchestra. Math Club. IAMES LINDBERG-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistants, Hall Guards. Ir. Honor Society. R.O.T.C., Moth Club President, Senior Class President, National Honor Society. FRED LINDEMANN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, R.O.T.C. LARRY LINDENSMITH-A.C.C.L., Crier Businesss Staff, Hall Guards. ELAINE LINDQUIST-A.C.C.L., Crier Editorial Stait,, Girl He- serves, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Kiwiettes, Orchestra, Placement Office Assistants, Senior Girls' Council, Vice-President Girl Reserves, Temulac Staff. WILLIAM LIPPHARDT-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L. ADRIENNE LODE-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, G.A.A., Temulac Representative. ANN LOFTUS-A.C.C.L., C.A,L., Drama Club, Girl Reserves. Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Swim Club, G.A.A. ROBERT LOLLOCK-A.C.C.L., German Club, R.O.T.C., Safety Council, A.C.C.L. Delegate, Non-Com Club. Counselors Assistant. I-IANS LOPATER-A,C.C.L. Delegate, Clean-Up Committee, Crier Editorial Stafi,-Editor lst Page, Temulac Staff, Session Assistant. DONNA MACDONALD-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Office Assistants, Sports, G.A.A. DORIS MACHIN-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Girls' Chorus, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants. Pan-American Club, Senior Girls' Council, National Honor Society. BEVERLY MAHONEY--A.C.C.L. Delegate. C.A.L., Crier Busi- ness Staff, Garden Club, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society. Ir. Red Cross. Sports, G.A.A., Girls' Swim Club, Girls' Bowling League, Temulac Representative, Math Club. ROBERT MAHOOD-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, R.O.T.C., Bond Salesman. NANCY MANNING-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter. Clean-Up Committee, Crier Business Staff, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Senior Girls' Council, Treasurer Math Club, Secretary Drama Club, Temulac Staff, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. ADELLE MANNOS-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter President, Crier Business Staff, Executive Council. Girls' Service League President, Ir. Honor Society, Office Assistants, Senior Girls' Council, Board of Sports, Leaders, National Honor Society. VIRGINIA MAROHNIC-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chap- ter, Garden Club, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards. IEANNE MARVINAC-A.C.C.L., Sports-Girls. ADELINE MASON--A.C,C.L,, Alpha Chapter, Band, Beta Chap- ter, Hall Guards, Office Assistants, Orchestra, Cal Reelers. ANN MATTHYS-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Girls Service League. Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Office Assistants, Placement Office Assistant, G.A.A., Sports-Girls. EDVVARD MAY-A.C.C.L. , NIARY MCAVOY-A.C.C.L., Girls Service League. Hall Guards, Oifice Assistant, G.A.A., Temulac Representative, Regis- tration Ofiice, Crier Alternate. PATRICIA MCCAMBRIDGE-A.C.C.L.. Beta, Drama Club, Ger- man Club, Girls' Chorus, Girls Service League, Girl Re- serves, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross. Office Assistant. 's MARGARET MLZCARTHY-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Bookroorn Assistants, Crier Business Staff, Drama Club, Kiwiettes, Rooters Club, Safety Council, Sports-Girls, Crier Circula- tion, G.A.A., Secretary of Safety Council. JOHN McCULLYWA.C.C.L., R.O.T.C., Officers' Club, Temuluc Representative, A.C.C.L. Delegate, R.O.T.C. Bowling Team. KENNETH MCDONALD-A..C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Drama Club, Garden Club, Hall Guards, Movie Operators, Safety Council, Bowling Team, Interclass Basketball and Base- hall. IOYCE MCILROY-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Clean-Up Committee, Garden Club, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes-Treasurer, Paint and Powder Club, Math Club, Locker Guard. IEAN McKEE-A.C.C.L.. Crier Business Staff, Drama Club, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, lr. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Kiwiettes, Paint and Powder Club, Locker Guard, Equestrian. MARILYN MCKENNA-A.C.C.L., C.1-LL., Crier Business Staff, Drama Club, Girl Reserves. Office Assistant, Placement Office Assistant, Board oi Sports, Crier Circulation, G.A.A. MARY MCKENNA-A.C.C.I.., G.A.A. DOLORES McLAUGl-ILIN-A.C.C.L., C.A.L.. Crier Business Staff. German Club, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistant, G.A.A. MARY McLAUGHLIN-A.C.C.L., Beta, Bond Salesgirl, Drama Club, Garden Club, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistant, GJ-LA., Red Cross Delegate. THOMAS MCMAHON-A.C.C.L., Crier Circulation. ROBERT MCRAE-I-'1.C.C.L., Crier Circulation, R.O.T.C. RONALD MELANDER-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Movie Operators. ARLENE MEYER-A.C.C.L. Alternate, Band, Girls Service League, Secretary Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, lr. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross. Locker Guard, Temulac Represen- tative, G.A.A., Bowling Club, Nereides. IRAN MEYER-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Teacher's Assistant. ROBERT MEYER-A.C.C.L., Football Team, Wrestling Team, Interclass Baseball, Interclass Basketball. ROBERT MILLIS-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society. GEORGE MILONAS-A.C.C.L., German Club, Hall Guards, Sports. Session Crier Reporter, Ticket Salesman ETHEL MOGENSEN-A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Executive Council, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, President- Treasurer Girl Reserves, lr. Honor Society, Orchestra, Senior Girls' Council, Spanish Club, G.A.A.. National Honor Society. BARBARA MOORE-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Office Assistants, Session Assistant, Variety Show. DOROTHY MOORE-eA.C.C.L., Office Assistant, Session Assistant, G.A.A. VIVIAN MOORE-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Bookrcom Assis- tant, Drama Club, German Club, Girls' Chorus. Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Oftice Assistants, Hooters Club. SHIRLEY MORRIS-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, Office Assistant, G.A.A., Sports-Girls, Teacher's Assistant. DOLORES MULHERAN-A.C.C.L., Bond Salesqirl, Crier Edi- torial Statf, Drama Club. Girls Service League, Girl Re- serves, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistants, Saiety Council, G.A.A. SALLY MYERS-A.C.C.L., Girl Reserves. Oiiice Assistants. Senior Girls' Council, Crier Circulation, G.A.A., Alter- nate, Sports-Girls. BERT NELSON-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Inter- class Basketball, Baseball. HARVEY NEWBERG-A.C.C.I.., Beta Chapter, Backroom As- sistant, French Club, Hall Guards, Movie Operators. Sports-Boys. WILLIAM NICOL-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Math Club, Bowling League, Chairman Prom Committee, Interclass Baseball, Picked Platoon. Cal Heelers. JAMES NIEBAUER-A.C.C.L.. Crier Business Staff, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross. Movie Operators, Police Force-Fire Mar- shals, Safety Council, Swimming Team, Interclass Basket- ball. Interclass Baseball. IEANNETTE NORSEN-A.C.C.L., C.A.L. Garden Club, German Club, Girls' Service League, Hall Guards, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Temulac Representative, Registration Assistant. MARY OBOIKEVITS-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Alpha Chapter, Drama Club. German Club, Hall Guards, G.A.A. Delegate and Alternate, Girls' Sports, JOHN O'CONNOR-A.C.C.L. PAUL O'DEI.L-A.C.C.L., C.A.L.. Hall Guards. Ir. Honor So- ciety, Ir. Red Cross, R.O.'l'.C., Ticket Salesman, Crier Delegate, Crier Alternate, Math Club, Picked Platoon. IOHN O'DONNELL-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Safety Coun- cil. ROSE MARY O'HEAHNfA.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross. G.A.A. MARY ALICE O'LEARY-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Beta Chap- ter, Drama Club, Hall Guards, G.A.A. Delegate. Bond Salesgirl. RUTH OLSEN-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Girl Reseerves. Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, Safety Council, G.A.A., Li- brary Assistant. JOHN PURCELL-A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Swimming Team, Inter-class Baseball lnterclass Basketball, Inter-class Swimming, Football Team, Vice-President of Senior Class, Wrestling Team. CHARLES QUEENAN-A.C.C.L. EDWARD RACKOW-A.C.C.L. PRED RADKE-A.C.C.L., R.O.T.C., Hall Guard. MARY RASOR-A.C.C.L., Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Sports, Temulac Representa- tive. P.T.A. Delegate, G.A.A. VERNA REDMANkA.C.C.L., C.A.L., G.A.A., Temulac Staff WILLIAM REED-A.C.C.L., Camera Club, lnterclass Basket- hall. TIMOTHY REGAN-A.C.C.L., Sports. EDWARD REID-A.C.C.L., Basketball Team, Swimming Team. IOHN BEIF-A.C.C.L., H.O.T.C. RICHARD REILLY-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, Interclass Baseball and Basketball. ELSIE REUSCH-A.C.C.L., GJLA. ANN REY-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, Cheerleaders, Crier Busi- ness Staif, Drama Club, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Equestrian Club, Football Queen 1945, Crier Runner, Beg- istration Office, Sports. SHIRLEY RHEEN-A.C.C.L., Girls Service League, Girl Re- serves, Paint and Powder Club, Hall Guard. BETTY RISER-A.C.C.L., Alpha and Beta Chapters, Ir. Honor Society, Oflice Assistant. Leaders, G.A.A., Placement Of- fice Assistants. ROBERT ROBERTS-A.C.C.L. CHARLES HOCHE-German Club, Hall Guard, A.C.C.L. Del- eqate. GERALDINE ROCK-A.C.C.L., Beta Chapter, C.A.L., Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Hooters Club. G.A.A. Sports. IEANNE O'NEIL-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Band, Beta, Executive Coun- cil, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Kiwiettes, Or- chestra, Treasurer and President Safety Council, Secre- tary Cal Reelers. PATRICIA OTT-A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, G.A.A, WARREN OVERTON-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Movie Operators, Police Force- Fire Marshals, R.O.T.C., Bowling Team. PAY PANOS-A.C.C.L.. Alpha Chapter, Beta Chapter, Garden Club, Ir. Red Cross, Hooters Club, Board ot Sports, Lead- ers, G.A.A. Treasurer. NORMAN PANZEGRAU-A.C.C.L., Bcmd, German Club Presi- dent, Hall Guards, Ir. Classical League, R.O.T.C.-Lt. Col- onel, National Honor Society. GEORGE PAPPA-A.C.C.I..., Hall Guard. MELVIN PARKER-A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Hall Guard, Radio Club, Basketball, Electric Club. PATRICIA PATTEHSONeBand, Hall Guard, Orchestra, G.A.A., Crier Delegate, A.C.C.L. Delegate. ALICE PAUS-A.C.C.L., Alpha Chapter, Drama Club, Girls Service League, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Flower Girl, Paper Queen, Crier Illustrator. EUGENE PAYNE-A.C.C.L., Interclass Baseball, Ir. Basketball Team. ROBERT PEAHCE-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Movie Operators, R.O.T.C., Inter-class Baseball, Basketball, Wrestling. Crier Circulation Staff, Crier Runner. CHARLOTTE PEDIGO-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, G.A.A. Dele- gate, Crier Runner. DALE PEOTTER-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, R.O.T.C., Hitle Team, Picked Platoon, Temulac Stott, Corps ot Guards, Exhi- bition Platoon. - CONNIE PHILLIPS-A.C.C.L., Cheerleaders, 4A - Class Com- mittee, Editor in Chief of Crier, Drama Club President. Executive Council, Ir. Honor Society, Paint and Powder. Safety Council, Senior Girls' Council, Football Queen Court, National Honor Society. IOHN R. POLKY-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, R.O.T.C., Math Club, Crier Circulation, National Honor Society. ROBERT PRENDERGAST-A.C.C.I.. PHYLLIS PRINCE-A.C.C.I.., Beta, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society. Office Assistant, G.A.A.. Spanish Club, National Honor Society. HELEN PRIORYA.C.C.L., Drama Club, Hall Guard, Safety Council, Sports, Student Court, Twin Club, Registration Oitice, G.A.A., Temulac Representative. Ticket Seller. .QA ,.. if H 'mf WINNIFHED ROGERS-A.C.C.L., Cheerleader, Drama Club. Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Paint and Powder Club. Clean- Up Queen 1944, G.A.A., Equestrian Club, Crier Runner. FRANK ROSNER-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross, Movie Operator, Police Force-Fire Marshal, R.O.T.C., Spo1'!S, COIPS of Guards. SHIRLEY ROTTMAN-A.C.C.L., C.A.I.., Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Orchestra, Girls' Sports, Temulac Editorial Stott, Temulac Representative, G.A.A. GRACE RUBEY-A.C.C.L., Cheerleader. Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Pan-American Club, G.A.A., Sports. SALLIE RUBIN-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Crier Edi- torial Staif, Drama Club, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Cried Editor Znd Page, Co-Editor, Temulac, Sports. ADOREE RUPPERT-A.C.C.L., Alternate, Drama Club, Hall Guard, Office Assistant, Paint and Powder Club Secretary, Hooters Club, G.A.A. ELSIE RUSCH-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., C.A.L.. Crier Editorial Staff, Garden Club, German Club, Girls Service League, Ir. Classical League, Kiwiettes, Senior Girls' Council, Equestrian Club, Leaders, Math Club. MARY RUSSELL-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Beta, C.A.L., Crier Business Staii, Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Registration Oi- tice. KERMIT SANDERS-A.C.C.L., Camera Club, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Satety Council, Bowling Team, Crier Rep- resentative, Math Club. RAYMOND SCHALLER-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Ir. Honor Society, Sports. Temulac Representative. RICHARD SCHAULTS-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., jr. Honor Society, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Bowling Team. CARL SCHICK-A.C.C.L., Paper Drive Worker. JOANNET SCHOOB-Alpha, Beta, Band, Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Pan-American Club, A.C.C.L. Delegate. ALVINA SCHREIBER-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Hall Guard, G.A.A. GLORIA SCHUETZ-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Bcmd, C.A.L., Girl Re- serves, Hall Guards, Paint and Powder Club, Safety Council, Sports, Equestrian Club. GORDON SEABERG-A.C.C.L. NORMA SEABERG-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L. Delegate, Crier Business Staff, Girls Service League, President Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Societyf Ir. Red Cross, Senior Girls Council, Temulac Representative G.A.A. MARTIN SEBASTIAN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross, Baseball Team, Basketball Team. MARILYN M. SEBBY-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Clean-Up Committee, Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Office Assistant, Safety Council, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Flower Girl, Hose Salesgirl. IOSEPH SEGER-A.C.C.L. ESTHER SEIFERT-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Beta, Girls Service League, Bowling Club, A.C.C.L. Alternate. MADONNA SHANAHAN-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L. Secretary, Alpha, Drama Club, Executive Council, Garden Club, Girls Service League, Hall Guard, President Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, Vice Pres- ident and Secretary Safety Council. MARGARET SHEELEY-A.C.C.L., Beta, Drama Club, Garden Club, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Ir. Red Cross, Sports, G.A.A. ANNA MAY SHUMAKE-A.C.C.L., Alpha, Girls Service League, Hall Guards, Sports, Bowling. JUNE SIEBENTRITT-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, G.A.A. LOIS SIEGLE--A.C.C.L., Crier Editorial Staff, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service League, Ir. Honor Society, G.1-LA., Crier Delegate. PHYLLIS SIEGLER-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staif, G.A.A. EDWARD SINDELAR--A.C.C.L., Ir. Honor Society, Football Team, Wrestling Team, Most Valuable Football Player, '45, LA VEHNE SINGER-A.C.C.L., Beta, Crier Business Staff, Girls Service League, Ir. Red Cross, Rooters Club, G.A.A. Sports, Leaders Bowling Club. MICHAEL SIRBUTZ-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, H.O.T.C., Sports, Ritle Team, Picked Platoon, Exhibition P1atoon,, Corps ol Guards. JERRY SKELLY-A.C.C.L., Crier Editorial Staff, German Club, Hall Guard, Police Force-Fire Marshals, Sports. Swim Team Captain. DONALD LEWIS SMITH-A.C.C.L., Saiety Council, Crier Circu- lation. HOWARD SMITH-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, H.O.T.C. IAMES SMITH-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Crier Busi- ness Stall, Ir. Honor Society. Orchestra, Interclass Basket- ball. MARILYN SMITH-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, G.A.AJ, Crier Circulation Stall. RUTH SMlTHHiX.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, Drama Club, Garden Club, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Kiwiettes, Paint and Powder Club, Sports, Twin Club, Equestrian Club. WILLIAM SMITH-A.C.C.L., Crier Business Staff, Sports, Tem- ulac Representative, Ticket Seller, Interclass Basketball. EDWARD SMITZEN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. JAMES SNYDER-A.C.C.L., Ir. Red Cross, lnterclass Baseball, Interclass Basketball. IEAN SNYDER-A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Girls' Chorus, Ir. Red Cross, Office Assistant, G.A.A., Temulac Repre- sentative, Crier Delegate, Lions' Club Variety Show. EDWIN SOBOL-A.C.C.L. Vice President, Crier Business Staff, Garden Club, Ir. Red Cross, Sports, Football Manager, Basketball Team, Interclass Basketball Champs, Inter- class Baseball Champs, Ticket Seller. PEARL SOLDAN-A Cappella Choir, A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Safety Council, Sports, G.A.A., Ticket Seller, Variety Show. -6. SARA SPENCER--A.C.C.L,, Alpha, Beta, Girls Reserves, Hall Guard, Orchestra, G.A.A. TIMOTHY SPRATT-A.C.C.L., lr. Classical League. WILLIAM SPHINGER-A.C.C.L., Band, Crier Business Staff, Ir. Honor Society, Movie Operator, Orchestra, Interclass Basketball, Inierclass Baseball, Math Club, Equestrian Club. RICHARD SPROAT-President National Honor Society, Clean- Up Committee, Crier Editorial Staff, Orchestra, Sports, Foot- ball Team, Interclass Baseball Champs, lnterclass Basket- ball Champs, Rifle Team. A.C.C.L. Delegate. CONRAD STAUDACHER-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, Ir. Honor So- ciety, Movie Operator, Safety Council. Sports. MARY STEI-'PEN-National Honor Society, Beta, Crier Editorial Staff, Drama Club, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Kiwiettes, Sports, Spanish Club, A.C.C.L. Delegate, Temulac Staff. MARGIE STEINER-C.A.L., Clean-Up Committee, Crier Edi- torial Staif, Drama Club, German Club, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Home Management Club, Kiwiettes, Placement Office Assistant, G.A.A., Sports. CLARA STEINMETZ-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Girls' Service League, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Office Assistants, G.A.A. ELEANOR STELZER-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Cheer- leaders, Girls' Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Classical League Secretary and Treasurer, Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Red Cross Secretary, Senior Girls' Council, Flower Girl, Alpha. IAMES STEPAN-Vice President National Honor Society A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, 4A Class Committee, Crier Business Staif, Hall Guards, Ir. Honor Society, Office As- sistant, Math Club. Temulac Representative. ALLAN STEVENSON-A.C.C.L. DOLORES STONEfA.C.C.L.. Alpha, Beta, Drama Club, Girls' Service League, Hall Guards. Kiwiettes, Safety Council, G.A.A., Asst. Advertising Manager Variety Show. ARLENE STONER--National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Band, Drama Club, Girls' Service League, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Orchestra, GJLA., Cal Reelers, Registration As- sistant. Q RICHARD STRAUSS-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Ir. Honor Society, Bowling Club. LILLIAN STROMGREN-A.C.C.L., 'G.A.A. GEORGE TAYLOR-A.C.C.L., Band, Ir. Red Cross, Movie Op- erator, Orchestra. Radio Club, Sports, '45 Baseball Champs. Clean-Up Committee. GEORGE TAYLOR--A.C.C.L., Garden Club, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C.. Picked Platoon. THOMAS TAYLOR-A.C.C.L.. B.O.T.C. ARLETTE THIEL-National Honor Society. A.C.C.I.., Clean-Up Committee. Crier Editorial Staff, Kiwiettes, Oiiice Assistant, Treasurer. Safety Council, Senior Girls' Council Vice President, Sports. NANCY 'THOMAS-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, Clean-Up German Committee, Crier Editorial Staff. Garden Club. Club, Hall Guard, Ir. Classical League, lr. Honor Society. President Paint and Powder Club, Senior Girls' Council. Secretary Math Club. ROSEMARY THOMPSON-Alpha, Drama Club, Girls' Chorus. Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, A.C.C.I.. Delegate. BETTY THURBER-A.C.C.L.. Drama Club, Girls Service League. Hall Guards. Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, Safety Council, Senior Girls' Council. ELAYNE TIDERMAN-A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee. Crier Business Staif, Drama Club, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Kiwiettes, Orchestra, Safety Council, Cal Reelers. DERK TIGGELAAR-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards, R.O.T.C.. Temulac Staff. Corps oi Guards. SX., LEATRICE TIMPH-A.C.C.L.. Girls Service League, Girl Re- serves, Hall Guard Captain, Office Assistant, Safety Council, G.A.A. ELAINE TODD-A.C.C.L., Hall Guards. Saiety Council, G.A.A. JUNE TOPEL-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Girls Service League, Hall Guard Captain, Ir. Honor Society, Sports. C.A.L., Crier Delegate and Alternate, G.A.A., Registration Office. ROBERT TROWBRIDGE-A,C.C.L.. R.O.T.C.. Sports, Math Club. DONNA TUCKER-I-l.C.C.L., Hall Guard, G.A.A. IOHN TURNER-A.C.C.L., R.O.T.C. DIRAN YOKSOULIAN-National Honor Society. A.C.C.L. Del- egate, Hall Guard. Ir. Honor Society, Sports. VIVIAN YORK-National Honor Society, C.A.L., Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Ir. Honor Society, It. Red Cross, Office Assistants, Senior Girls' Council. G.A.A.. A.C.C.L, Delegate. ESTI-IER YOUNG-Vice President A Cappella Choir, Asst. Director ol Activities, A.C.C.L., Beta, Drama Club, Presi- dent and Treasurer Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Jr. Honor Society. Kiwiettes, Safety Council, Sports, Cal Reeiers. MARGARET YOUNG-Alpha, Garden Club, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Office Assistant, Temulac Representative, A.C.C.L. Delegate. HELEN ZERLENTES-A.C.C.L.. Crier Business Staff, Hall Guard. Office Assistant, Sports. G.A.A. Alternate. MARY ZIAGOS-Drama Club. Girls Service League, Girl Reserves. Oliice Assistant, Sports. G.A.A., A.C.C.L. Del- egate. RAYMOND WILLIAMS-A.C.C.L., Sports. BARBARA WILLS-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Beta, Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Office Assistant, Crier Delegate. Collector, G.A.A.. Beta. IOHN P. WILLSON-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard Captain, Movie Operator, Safety Council. Interclass Basketball and Base- ball. ORVA WITTSTOCK-A.C.C.I.., Band, Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, G.A.A. SHIRLEY WRIGHT-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Chair- man Art, Publicity, Clean-Up Committee, Crier Editorial Staff, German Club, Girls Service League. Girl Reserves, Ir. Classical League, Ir. Honor Society, Vice President Kiwiettes, Senior Girls' Council, Secretary Math Club. DELBERT YARNELL-A.C.C.L., Camera Club, Drama Club, German Club. GERALDINE ZIMMERMANeA.C.C.L., Alpha, Beta, Ir. Honor Society, Sports, Treasurer Leaders, Vice President G.A.A., Board of Sports. KENNETH ZUEHLKE-National Honor Society, A.C.C.L., Book- room Assistant. Hall Guard, Office Assistant., GERTRUDE ZWISSIG-A.C.C.L. Delegate, Girls Service League, Hall Guard. G.A.A.. Equestrian Club. ADDITIONAL GRADUATES NOT PICTURED DONALD ABRAMSON MARGIE ARNOLD ARTHUR BAILEY VVILLIAM CHILDS HARRY CI-IRONOS C. RICHARD FOSTER SI-IIRLEE JONES WILLIAM LICKTEIG RICHARD MESSERSMITH RICHARD OLSEN VINTON SMITH NANCIE UMBENHAUH-A.C.C.I.., Alpha, Beta, Crier Business Staff, Crier Editorial Staff, Girl Reserves, Hall Guards, Office Assistant, Pan-American Club, Safety Council Sports. BERNADINE VANASEK-A.C.C.L.. G.A.A. HARRY VAN DAM-Camera Club. Garden Club, A.C.C.L. Del- egate, A.C.C.L. IOHN VAN ZEE-A.C.C.L., H.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Corps of GUCIIGS, Picked Platoon, Temulac Staff. ARTHUR VIERING-A.C.C.L.. German Club, Hall Guard. RICHARD VORNDRAN-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, Interclass Bas- ketball, Iriterclass Baseball. CHARLES WALLES-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, Hooters Club, Swim Team, Interclass Baseball, Basketball and Swimming. GEORGE WALTERS-A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, German Club, Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross, Movie Operator, Hooters Club, Sports. ROGER WANTIEZ-A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, Hooters Club. Base- ball Team. Interclass Baseball and Basketball. RALPH WEBER-A.C.C.L.. Drama Club, Movie Operator, Sports, Ticket Seller. BRUCE WEGENEH--A.C.C.L., Hall Guard, H.O.T.C., Sports. ROSEMARY WERNICKE--A.C.C.L., Bookroom Assistant, C.A.L., Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Ir. Honor Society, Senior Girls' Council, Sports, Spanish Club. G.A.A. Paper Drive. MAXINE WEST-A.C.C.L.. Band. Beta. Director of Activities, Camera Club, Crier Business Staff, Crier Editorial Stafi, Girls' Service League, Director of Activities, Kiwiettes. Paint and Powder Club. Safety Council, Sports. 117 Social Chairman. ANNE WICKSTROM-A Cappella Choir, Vice President and Secretary, A.C.C.L., 4A Class Committee, Drama Club Treasurer, Girls' Chorus. Girls Service League, Girl Re- serves, Hall Guard. Ir. Honor Society, Secretary Safety Council. Senior Girls' Council, Secretary Cal Reelers, G.A.A. ROBERT WIEDERIN-A Cappella Choir. A.C.C.L., Sports. WILLIAM WILKE-A.C.C.L., Camera Club, Hall Guard, Movie Operators, Police Forcefire Marshals. Radio Club, Safety Council, Interclass Basketball and Baseball. IEAN M. WILLIAMS-A.C.C.L., Girls Service League, Girl Reserves, G.A.A. MARY WILLIAMS-A.C.C.I... Drama Club. Hall Guard, Kiwi- ettes, Locker Guard, G.A.A. G.E.D. JUNE GRADUATES RICHARD ABBRUZZESE ROBERT ANGUS CHARLES T. BAKER EDWARD A. BALCHUNAS RICHARD F. BAXTER RICHARD W. BEEN NICK P. BEISSMAN IAMES BONHAM WILLIAM BOTTGER THOMAS BOYCE GORDON BRINKMAN IAMES BURNETTE IOSEPH W. CARAHER CHARLES F. CARLBERG CALVIN C. CHERNEY IAMES T. CLAUSSEN IOHN E. CLEARY HENRY L. COOPER GERALD I. CORCORAN GEORGE I. CUTHBERT BERTHEL A. DAHLMAN WILLIAM I. P. DALEY EUGENE G. FITZGERALD RAYMOND F. FULLER, FRANK I. GEORGE WILLIAM GERNAND LAWRENCE HAAS RAYMOND HANDLEY LEROY HARRIS WARREN R. HAYTER RUDOLPH P . HERNANDEZ EDWARD C. IOHNSON THOMAS I. KEABLE IOHN KENNY BERNARD A. KIRKWOOD ALBERT KLOOSTERMAN CLARENCE A. LEWIS CECIL MACON IOSEPH MACON IOI-IN MALEY IOHN I. MARRELL LEROY I. MARTIN IAMES MCALLISTER IOHN P. MCDONNELL IOHN W. DOWLING MATTHEW DUZAKOWITZ LAWRENCE DYKES WILLIAM I. ECKERT WALLACE R. EVANS SIEBERT C. FISCHER DENNEY B. MCELVEEN IOHN MCNERNEY DONALD A. MORGENROTH VERNON MORGENROTH ROBERT MUEI.LER GEORGE R. NORDSTROM U . S.A.F. RAYMOND D. BALSAVICH IAMES H. WILLIAM RICHARD NORMAN BENNETT M. BERNATZ T. BRETERNITZ I. BULOW ROBERT W. BURGESS GEORGE D. DeYOUNG THOMAS A. DORN GRANT K. FOSTER EDWARD G. GRUHLKE KENNETH T. HEDENSCHOUG ARTHUR OBERMEYER LeROY 'C. O'LEARY ROBERT OLSON DONALD O'MALLEY ROBERT L. OWLES ROBERT I. PHILBIN LAUREL POWELL EDWARD POWERS THOMAS H. PEGAN DAVID D. REICH PAUL REICH RICHARD REILLY EUGENE RICHMOND ROBERT E. ROGERS DAVID E. ROUNTREE ALFRED SCHILLER ROBERT E. SCHUMANN IACK SHANAHAN RICHARD H. SINGLETON IAMES H. SMITH IOHN T. SORFLEET IAMES STEVENSON HARRY N. SWETMAN GEORGE TERBORG WILLIAM VOVES RONALD M. WII.SON GEORGE G. WITTE GLEN ZIMMERMAN JUNE GRADUATES FRED HULL ROBERT E. IOHNSON ROBERT S. KNIGHT LOUIS KOLEGAS KARL W. KOOPMAN HARRY W. KREYE GUST L. MANOS ROBERT E. MCCAMBRIDGE IOHN P. MCFARLAND WILLIAM I. MCMORROW DONALD G. MCNICHOIS ANTHONY I. MORRANE LOUIS R. NELSON IOSEPH M. O'BRIEN EARL I. PALMER DAVID C. PARKS CHARLES L. PECK ROBERT I, RACHUS ROBERT O. ROLAND IOHN TRICK THOMAS F. WHOOLEY GERARD S. WILLIAMSON 'Q I K4 f.? ff' any A - .xdflzkficfs -gba Q , 9 0 an 'A 'lf '12 vff QU I I 1 4 1945FUUTBALL1946 Theres the Whistle, the kick, and a long run back into enemy territory! Thus Went Cal's 1945 schedule. The team started the season With Inany of last year's squad to back it up. Winning the opener against ll-larper, We Went on to beat Chicago Vocational, Morgan Park, Hyde Park, and Hirsch, While We bowed only to Fenger. With IOHN BOYLE C h . , . . OGC this sensational showing to our credit We placed second in the south section race. We think all the boys deserve a lot ot praise for their get out and fight spirit that Y prevailed throughout the season. I' 4:,',:.v' Row l: Michalski, Kuhn, Crossley, Alridge, Meyer, Gabric, Hansen, Keenan Prieto , , Ferraro. ., Row 2: Nelson, Fox, Dorl, Iedlicka, Lambros, Kingsley, Collins, Schultz Koerng Lory V Row 3: Vandernaar, Gorman, lohnston, Purcell, Balciulis, Hackel, Coach Boyle Mr . Palsedge, ass't, Malin, Perry, Kaup, Sindelor, Klimson, Row 1: PERRY LAMBROS SIN DELI-XR Row 2: PURCELL MEYER MAHN Row 3: KEENAN PRIETO NELSON Row 4: HACKLE KINGSLEY FOX ,4fAsz,,.6 mmwzx-was sf sz mgfgk DQ 1.7 'Reg' p-s- 1 ,ff QE? 30-I Q A' I gi ,nag SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Row l: Collins, Riggs, Ephriam, Roher, Schreiber, McCabe, Larson. ogqosbioe OUR QUEEN ANN REY Excitement and enthusiasm belong at football games! Yet nothing can top the crowning ot the Football Queen for thrills. This year's lucky femme was Ann Rey, vivacious cheer- leader, Who, with her court, reigned supreme at the height ot the season. Row 2: White, Bondy, Steifin, Teeter, Hermanson, Rozak, Lewis, Von DeVoorde, Gabric, Row 3: Lory, Erickson, Kaiser, Ellis, Buikema, Hymes, Coach Hansen, Wright, Van Berschot, Swanson, Hemmer, Koppel, Boghasian. SCHEDULE 1945 Calumet vs Harper September 28 Calumet vs Fenger October 6 Calumet vs Ch1 Vocat1onal October Calumet vs Hyde Park Oc oo 27 Calumet vs l-l1rsch November 3 CAL The 1945 season saw most of Cals regulars re turnmg to the squad and or the hrst t1me they were backed by the newly orgamzed sophomore team The team coached by Happy Boyle and captamed by Ken Lambros Wlth all of the regulars mcludmg Al Perry lack Purcell George Keenan Ed Malin Bob Fox Ed Smdelar and Carl Prleto Worked the group 1I'1lO one of the best orgamzed teams 11'1 the C1 y ani 6, 5 Hold that lmelll H1t em agam harderlll . 1 I , ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 vw . . - '- L 91 1 1 1 . . 1 ' - L, l ' 4.n1n.' .. -1-nf? get W, 1 5 371. - ' Jil. -1: , -' , gl f . 1 1 -. 'Q - 1,. . , . Cal's senior basketball squad, coached by Iohnny lvers, exper- ienced a highly successful regular season, winning nine, includ- ing a 52-37 defeat of South Shore, traditional Indian rivals, While losing only to Hirsch. However, the Indians were eliminated in the race for the city championship as they suffered a heart-brealo ing loss to Tilden Tech, 43-30. ' The Iunior quintet had some hard luck during the year, but despite this, they finished with a record of five wins and five de- feats for a .500 rating. Row 1: Monahan, Egan, Kaiser fCapt.D, Fredricks, Keane. Row 2: Reed, Anderson, Goebel, Mulholland, Mr. Ivers, Coach. KR.: as ' Sr, ,. f V .L , X U if z 6 lf . . - WYQH' -f if K . ,' ' Y I ' y 1 ' . rm., Ek my-:5:-:.,r V- 215 ' , ..,, 1 M 1 Q g 1 Y' ' -1 YW ' ' ev :QQ 25 1 Q S V ., ii , 5 yi K . QQ!! F R 3. . Y, 'V 'Sa , 4 aff wx, , , w ' - x S F . Q4 wg, I My Zig. 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Harold Egan ....... .... Richard Kaiser ...... ...... ALL Guard Forward .. Center Forward .. Guard Forward BASEBALL iii, Row 1: I. Fitzgerald, E. Tabbert, R. Fox, K. Boghosian, R. Wantiez, L. Severin, R. Sheldon. Row 2: A1 Gadbut CMgr.J, L. Hamilton, W. Reii, M. Sebas- tian fCapt.J, R. Reem, I. lvers KCoachD, F. Schwantes, E. Freundt, E. Tillman, R. Shields CMgr.J. Sliding into Home Plate There's the Wind-Up is Here's the stretch, the pitch, and there's a hot grounder down to the third baseman, over to sec- ond: out, back to first: he's out, a snappy double play!-and the ln- dians pepper the ball around. As the Temulac goes to press, the Calumet nine is tied for first with six Wins and one mere setback, the latter a 4 to 1 defeat by F en- ger With Whom it is tied at pres- ent. Several '45 vets coupled with promising rookies and the expert coaching of Iohn lvers has pro- duced one of the finest squads ever in the annals of Calumet High. The high spot in the sea- son was the no-hit, no-run per- formance by bespectacled Bob Reem over Hyde Park by a mar- gin oi eleven runs, including a pair of triples and a circuit Wal- lop by Al Karge. Except for a few misplays and Walks, Hyde Park was putty in Cal's rnitts. If Backing Up the Play Mugging at Third All-American Game YS' , .We , Our Muscle Men in Action WRESTLING Cal's Wrestling team, coached by Mr. Richard Busch, although riddled With injur- ies, turned in many a commendable per- formance Whether it counted on the credit or debit side ot the scoring ledger. The team chalked up victories over Lind- blom and Bowen but bowed to Hirsch, C.V.S., Parker, and Morgan Park, the latter in a very close match. The leading scorers of the squad and Weights Were: Lambros Cl65D, lohnston Cl75l, Karge Cl45J, Petraglio Cll2D, Christiano 1955, and Rickert CQSD, While each ot the rest also turned in outstanding bouts. Row li Iurgensen, Caldwell, Taylor, Brennan, Hoskins, Miller, Hilan, Andrichik, Barry. Row 2: Cristiano, Sindelar, Lambros, Leverence, Budridge, Busch, Brainerd, Curtin, Co Captain, Dillon, Iohnston, Ricker, Petraglia. Row 3: Harrison, Winters, Kascukas, Quoss, Prohciskcl, Turner, Wegforth, Blidy, Halverson, Row 4: Conyers, Sutz, Scott, Rice, Dovgin, Le Kander, Cane, Kordek, Murillo, Foley. SWIMMING dai?-s-e f7'k Churning a Watery Path For the first time in the last few years, Calumet fielded a swimming team. Mr. Francis Hansen, Who has returned from the Navy, Was the coach. The Iuniors exhibited a hard-fighting squad, but they could not match the Sen- iors, and lost several contests. In the City meet Cal took fifth place in the back-stroke, the breast-stroke, and also fifth in the medley contest. Where We really made a showing, how- ever, was in the group of the Senior mer- men. They had a highly successful season in spite of the fact that their opponents, Lindblom, Fenger, Hirsch, Morgan Park, Parker, South Shore, and Tilden were strong and experienced in themselves. When the points were finally tallied for the South Sec- tion championship, Calumet had rolled up a total of 466.5 points, while their adversaries ran a mere 4OU.5. S E N I O R T E A M lst Row: Niebauer, Scheafter, Walles, Canny, Halverson, Barr. 2nd Row: Schlessinger, Messersrnith, Arnold, Trauth, Devens, Ionas. 3rd Row: Hansen, Iohnson, Laita, Skelly CCapt.J. , ix Bw Qi 5555 N- We ,M . W ' i if . M 'H S W I M M I N G T E A M ti, 1 , A ,W M M ,WWW 5 -V Row 1: Wolonski, Hymes, Trentiuge, Kacincl, Pierson, Irvine, Finger. ' V ' Row 2: Hilton, Hansen, Knutsen, Reid, ' 'Y Albright. . i mg! Watch That Puck Row 1: Dunker, Panos, Hernlund, Brodt, lunclci- cek, Krummick, Rimel Collins, Koncmen, Keller Row 2: Steiner, West, Mor- ris, Sass, Zimmerman Kclprcmos, Murley, Bood- ell Cavolt, Monnos, Eg- gert, Ives. Easy Nowl' l l, LETTER us X in Vltotlity plus! Thrs term can very 9ClS1lY be crpplled to our letter E Q., girls those energetlc co eds Who earn their points by CICllVe pcrrtrcipc Li BUAH D UF SPUHTS Row 1: Dunker, Keller, Zimmerman, Brodt, Koncmen, Ives. Row 2: Scott, Andersen, Eggert, Krummick, Kaiser, Lutz, Mcrmos. Row 3: Mcliibbin, Collins, Anderson, Smith, Murfey, Reid, Hemlund. PUSTUHECUNTEST At the present time there is no swimming club here at Cal, but the early part of each Week finds -the girls' swimming classes splashing happily in the pool. Swimming credits are earned by swimming the length of the pool and our mermaids earn points by taking advanced tests and passing them. X SW I M M I N E Which Will be the next Esther Williarns?? Row l: Murphey, Balzweit, Warke, McCann, Andersenf Greasley, Iohnson, Lowry, MacMillen, Keller, Dunker. Row 2: Emerson, Roseen, Morris, Wagner, Kopp, Mcllroy, Kapranos, Collins, Anderson, McKeever, Eggert, Riser. Row 3: Kay, Thiele, Hansen, Lundquist, Meyers, Meyers, Kaiser, Barratt, Vogel, Lutz, Reid, Olford, Kaiser, Ives. Row 4: Harrington, Singer, Kochinsky, Husak, Adams, Roop, Williamson, Artese, West, Hult, Blaha, Zimmerman Brodt. Row 5: McKibbin, Borrowdale, Hernlund, Murfey, Templeton, Smith, Lengeaich, Kananen, Lundquist, Rimel, Stuebe Ask a leader, is an oft- L E ll ll E H S Beauty Tackles an Obstacle Al heard expression around the girls' gym. The leaders, headed by Miss Kuglin, are called up- ' ' i g ? , 'af A 1. HM ig,-A fs rg 'S 1':saf'.1 , . . ' ill 41 ? l 1 on to ret, rent suits, and even , , 1 bandage scraped knees. . The club is composed of the best school athletes. The girls spend seven or more periods a Week improving basketball and volley ball techniques, which increase their proficiency. Leaders Leading Floating Femmes A Lecrder lends of Hand :CL Marie Feeds the Sweet Tooth Cash on the Line MRS. HAZEL REGAN M-m-m-m-m-rn, Smells Goodl LUNEHHUUM It is here that the guys and gals get together for a coke, cr harn- burger, and a period of fun and relaxation. Here dates are made, parties planned, and food devoured-all in the short period ot forty minutes. The lunchroom is a genial and friendly place, and every Worker is regarded by the students as a friend, always ready with a smile and a helpful suggestion. Mrs. Regan has, by her interest in the students and her management of the lunchroom, endeared herself to us. my um mn 'W k....'- ss 1: 1. Y xm ss kiwi an was w MRM we .x se rw-1 M5 W . '::+::::- , 1 4 ,, ,qv Hi li A X ,,-. sa : 512,72 Jrigg i 1 A -1 ...I , 4 ,7 .6 n x ?Ej2'7'i1 ' W5 , 1. Qs m-fi-fwu 5 5 5, ,W QW, , 9 . 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