Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1931 volume:

omttizMz rmiit y?immhm I THE INTERLUDE ' I Will Keep Faith Commencement Issue June, 1931 The Interlude INTEMtUDE Published by the students of the Central Senior High School eight nines during the school year. Office — Interlude Room. Central Senior High School. Yearly subscription price, SI. SO; per copy, 27 cents; Commencement Number, 75 cents. Entered at the Post Office at South Bend, Indiana, as second-class matter, under Act of March 3, 1879. XXXI JUNE, 1931 Number S CONTENTS Class Sponsor 4 Principal J. S. McCowan - - 5 Senior A Officers - - 6 Salutatory 7 Class History 8 Valedictory 9 Graduates 10 Class Poem 45 Autographs - - - - - - 46 Editorials 47 Interlude Staff 48 Unto The Least Of These - - 49 Only 38 49 Glee Clubs - 50 Skidding 51 Drama Club 51 Orchestras 52 Band 52 S. P. U. R. S. 53 Girl Reserves 53 Quill and Scroll 54 Hi-Y 54 G. A. A. Board - - - - 5 5 Leaders Class 55 Varsity Swimming Team - - 56 Varsity Wrestling Team - - 56 Varsity Track Team - 57 Varsity Baseball Team - - - 57 Varsity Golf Team 58 Varsity Tennis Team - ' 58 Varsity Debating Team - - 59 Student Council 59 Snapshots 60 Class Prophecy 61 Class Will 68. President ' s Farewell Address - 76 Ruth E. Jackson Our Class Sponsor [4] -Jj ■ ■ - J. S. McCowan Our Principal cn Sty WMichael Pwsidsnt fences Hopkins ' Vice- President Wcodellflmewy Sec. and 7a zc CLA55 OFFICER fiiilton Xi ' es Su.finesT7H£y. Janet Jackson cabinet member CABINET MEMBERS Thomas- lijji Cabutel memi - Itene Swem cabinet member- Edu d c sck cabinet member [6] The Interlude Salvitatory By Frances Hopkins Members of the faculty, parents, and friends, Welcome: Tonight it seems entirely fitting that you, who have guided, loved, and inspired us, should be here. Tonight of all nights you should be with us, for it is a turning point in our lives. It is a beginning and an ending: the beginning of a new life, far more vast in extent than we have ever known before; the end of a joyful, happy school life. This evening we are facing life. We look forth with the eagerness, the hopefulness of youth. For three years we of the class of 1931 have worked together, meetin g success with pleasure and failure with courage. This evening we ex- perience a great happiness, for at least we are able to show you what we have accomplished. This is the culmination of the many days in school — hard days to be sure, but eventful days. So to you, who are in a large measure re- sponsible for our success, in the name of the class of 1931, I extend A hearty welcome! The Interlude Class History SCENE: Summer home. Time: Night of Commencement. Characters: Guy McMichael Albert Graf Robert Frash Richard Gardner Leonard Radeckj. Marshall Hewitt Muriel Stapp Janet Jac son Catherine McColl Bernice Koehler Muriel Levy Margaret Gish (Music and sounds of dancing are heard within the house. Janet and Al are seated on swing.) Janet: Isn ' t it grand and cool out here? Al: You bet! It scarcely seems possible that we ' ve graduated, does it? (The rest enter, couple by couple laughing) . M. Stapp: (Walking to chair.) How do you like being a graduate? I feet sorta lost! Guy: So far so good. Marshall: (To Pete.) Who ' d ever think to see you now that you were the little girl in half socks that walked in here three years ago? Pete: I can ' t say you were any Beau Ideal in our Soph stunt night. Cate: But wasn ' t Turnie cute in the Sopho- more play? Leonard: That was Do You Believe in Luck? , wasn ' t it? Dic : Remember our Soph Spring Sprint? We actually stayed out till 11:00 o ' clock. Bernice: Yes, that was the time Milt Ries was President and led the grand march. Bob: How beautiful thou lookest, my fair lady. Cate: Flatterer! M. Levy: Beautiful lady! What does that remind you of? (Tune of Beautiful Lady heard. Hoppy, Wardell, Donna Belle). Al: (Stumbling). Pete: You ' re not as graceful as those dancers. You look more like Gilbert Horst when he fell down at our Junior Dance. Jan: I ' ll never forget decorating for that Goblins ' Gambol . We had orange and black streamers every place there was room for any. Guy: I can ' t say I care for that minuet or whatever it is they ' re playing. Let ' s get some jazz. Bernie: How funny! Jazz and Minuet . I guess Rae Hargrave put over the jazz part in our Junior play. Dic : Yes, and Bob here was the handsome hero. Bob: I ' d almost forgotten. Marsh (Acting silly) and now Ladies and Gentlemen — M. Levy: Say, you can ' t make any better speech than George Turner could in the play, The Youngest . Sappy: Doesn ' t it seem ages ago that we gave our Junior-S enior Ex? Leonard: Talking about making speeches — I think Tom Lizzi is the one for that. He certainly kept everyone roaring at our Senior Prom. That was a wonderful time. AL Stapp: Didn ' t we have a gorgeous time, tho 7 M. Levy: Bernice, that ' s the prettiest neck- lace you have on. Bernice: Do you like it? Thanks. I bought that at Senior Wyman ' s Day. Which all goes to show that we really can be business like. Marshall: Why, of course, with Guy as our President and such splendid co-operation from the remainder of the class — M. Levy: (Interrupting) Well, now, we-ve heard enough. We ' ll have to admit, tho, that we were pretty successful. Pete: Speaking of the cute bracelet, look at the darling one Cate has. Did you get it for a graduation present Santa Claus certainly was good to you. Cate: You don ' t know your history ' . This isn ' t the time of year for Santa. Anyway, there ' s something more in Chnstmass that that. Guy: I guess we all found that out in Unto the Least of These. Jan: That play gave me the queerest feeling. It just left me rather weak. Al: I ' ll bet you didn ' t feel half as weak as I did after our Senior April Shower Dance. Dici : Already that seems like a long time ago and yet it was only a little over a month ago. Guy: Yes, it was only thirty-eight days ago. Leonard: Only 3S ! That was our Senior play. That was the last big thing our class put over. Marshall: We not only displayed talent in that but I think we showed some in our last assembly — our Senior Musicale. COMMITTEE Janet Jac son Ch. Renata Weisbrodt Pauline Juillerat Rosina Morra Edward Esch George Turner Margaret McCowan Milton Ries The Interlude Valedictory By Katherine Crum packer On this night as we are reaching the highest goal in our school life, it is only natural that we should look back over the past few years which can now be seen so plainly while the future is yet hidden. They have been pleasant years. We have worked hard, played hard — and we have gained much. We have spent a great deal of energy seeking for the things we want; often we have failed, but each small trouble or failure has been the spur to lead us on to greater success. Tonight our feeling of happiness in our success thus far overshadows the memories of the various struggles that we met along the way. Now, as we look at all the familiar faces of our friends here, it is hard to think of the parting we must make. The past is secure and happy. We are inexperienced, but there must be oppor- tunities ahead. We have lived in a period of great changes and new opportunities. Our earliest remembrances are of the Great War, and it is in the unsettled world since then that we have grown up. Nothing has long remained still. We believe that it is the duty of those who have grown up with these developments to go out and lend at least their youthful enthusiasm toward aiding these con ' ditions in the world. So we will go forth to work and play, as we have worked and played here; with the strong hope and firm resolve that you, our parents, our teachers, and our friends, shall someday be proud of the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-one. It is with this resolve that we now bid farewell to you, our classmates and our friends. Graduates June 1931 William Ackerman Administration Squad II, Intra-Mural Base- ball, Basketball and Swimming II, Culver Military Academy III-IV, Intra-Mural Basketball and Baseball IV. Julius Agh Intra-Mural Baseball, ball III. Football and Basket- Eleanor Alspaugh Choral Club II, Spring Festival II, Girl Re- serves II-III, Glee Club III-IV, District Chorus III, Wyman ' s Day, Remington Certificate, Senior Musicale, Two Vaga- bonds III, Modes for Maids Only 38 , National Kindergarten College. Frank Altman Modern Language Assembly III, Glee Club II-III-IV, Latin Club II-III, Operetta II-III- IV, Chorus III, Wyman ' s day. Willlam Angus — Bill ' Council III-IV, Hi-Y III-IV, Wyman ' s Day, Drama Club III-IV, Senior Musicale, Class Night, Cast: Neighbors III, Only 38 IV, Colorado University. Frances Bahde Valparaiso University. Hugo Bahde Orchestra II-III, Administration Squad II- III-IV, Intra-Mural Football IV, Track I. Louise Verle Bailey — Toots G. A. A. II-III-IV, G. A. A. Pin, Girl Reserves IV, Basketball II-III-IV, Varsity IV, Archery II, Remington Certificate III, Track IV. William Baker — Moon Intra-Mural Football, Baseball, Basketball, II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Tennis II-III, Varsity IV, Administration Squad II-III-IV, Wyman ' s Day, Indiana University. Katherjne A. Underwood, Pin III. B.ALASA Remington Certificates, and [ 10] James S. Banacka — Intra-Mural Footbal IIII-IV. Jim II-III-IV, Baseball II- Florenxe Bardo — Flo Shorthand 60 and 80 Word Certificates. George Barlas Intra-Mural Tennis II-III, Intra-Mural Base- ball III, Intra-Mural Basketball II, Intra- Mural Wrestling IV, Administration Squad II-III-IV. Notre Dame. Victor Barzykowski Intra-Mural Football, Baseball Intra-Mural Basketball III. II-III-IV, George Basker Football II-III-IV, Baseball II, Track II, Basketball II-III Glee Club II, Monogram Club II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball, Basket- ball II, Winner of Kiwanis Medal, All State Half Back IV. Anna Baughman — Ann Entered from Riley III, Administration Squad II-III-IV, Typing Certificate from L. C. Smith, Remington, Underwood, Chorus I-II-III, Wymans Day. Esther Bays Modern Language Assembly, Administra- tion Squad IV, Wyman ' s Day. Florence Bechert Administration Squad IV. John Bednar Intra-Mural Golf II-IV, Intra-Mural Foot- ball II-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III. Jean Bennett Stunt Night II, Class President III, Drama Club III-IV, Glee Club III-IV, S. P. U. R. Club III-IV, Student Council IV, Vice- President IV, Modern Language Assembly IV, Class Will Committee, Class Night, The Weasel , Enmina , Unto the Least of These , The Gondoliers , Only 3S , Goucher College. [11] Karl O. Berkeheiser Remington, Underwood, Royal and Smith Typing Certificates, Remington and Under- wood pin, Gregg 60-Word Transcription Certificate. Ethel Boberg — Bugs 80 Word Gregg IV. Charles Bode ' Chucl( Angela Bolke — Ang. G. A. A. II-III-IV, G. A. A. Monogram, Swimming Team II-III-IV, Basketball Team II-III-IV, Volleyball Team II-III-IV, Track IV, Typing Certificate, Administration Squad III-IV, Jr. Life Saving II. Eva Borden French Play III, Administration Squad IV. Lester Borough Drama Club III-IV, President IV, Pot Boilers, Londonderry Air, The Admir- able Chnchton, Glee Club III-IV, Secretary IV, Christmas Assembly, Walk the Plank, The Two Vagabonds, The Gondoliers, Hi-Y IV, Wyman ' s Day, Class Nite, Senior Musicale, Unto the Least of These, Ja;; and Minuet , Only 38 , Student Council IV, President IV, Intra-Mural Football III, Swimming III, Administration Squad III, La Salle Memonal Chorus, Spring Festival IV. Casimer Borowski Chuc Cub Basketball II, Cub Football II, Varsity Baseball II-III-IV, Varsity Football III-IV, Varsity Basketball III-IV. Notre Dame University. Martha Bourgon Basketball IV, Wyman ' s Day, Administra- tion Squad III, St. Joseph Hospital. Theresa Bourgon L. C. Smith, Underwood, and Remington Certificates III, Roval Pin III, French Play IV Charles Braman Intra-Mural Football III-IV, Squad II-III. Administration [12] An tone Brazo Varsity Golf IV. WlLMOTT Brown Kathryn Brygider Anne Burke Underwood and Remington Certificates, 60 Word Transcription Certificate, Orchestra II-III. Mary Alice Bush Choral Club II, Spring Festival II, Camp Fire II-III, Administration Squad III, Epworth Hospital. Roland Butler Administration Squad III. Rose Agnes Buzolits Administration Squad II-III-IV, Interlude Staff II-III-IV, Wyman ' s Day. Harriet Adeline Byers Administration Squad III, Filing Certificate. Thomas Burn ham Carlile Debate Team IV, Senior Play IV, Intra- Mural Tennis IV. University of Michigan. Paul C. Carrico Administration Squad II, Drama Club III- IV, Cast of Fashions III, Chicago Exam Team, Medal for Excellence in English. Notre Dame University. [13] Francis J. Cass — Frank, Notre Dame University. Frederick Champaigne — Diamond Dic Stage Manager III-IV, Purdue University. Oliver J. Chayie Chester J. Chlebowski Ruth Christman Glee Club II-III-IV, Spring Festival II-IV, District Chorus II-III-IV, Rosamunde , Erminie , The Gondoliers , National High School Chorus IV, Only 38 . Leonard Cieciora Intra-Mural Baseball II, Intra-Mural Golf II, Intra-Mural Football III-IV, Cub Football III-IV, Varsity Baseball III-IV, Glee Club III-IV, The Two Vagabonds . Stephen Ciesielski Intra-Mural Football III, Intra-Mural Basketball II-IV, Typing Pins — 50 Word Silver Pin, 40 Word Bronre Pin and Four Typing Certificates of 40 Words, 60 Word Roval Certificate. Dorothy Coleman — Dot Swimming Team II-III, 60 Word Trans- scription Certificate IV, Red Cross Life Sav- ins III. Margaret Cook — Cookie Basketball IV, Volleyball IV, Program Com- mittee IV, Wyman ' s Day. Charles Cottrell — Chu.c Bron;e, Silver and Gold Intra-Mural Awards. [14] Richard Cowling — Dic Administration Squad IV, Choral Club II. William Crabb Study Hall Chairman II, Whose Money , Typing Certificates, Intra-Mural Basketball, Tennis IV, Intra-Mural Golf III, Intra- Mural Baseball III-IV. Ralph William Cripe Administration Squad II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV, Intra-Mural Backstroke II, Notre Dame University. Arthur Crum — Art Dan Crumpacker Administration Squad II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV. Purdue University. Katherine Crumpacker — Katy Archery II, Scholarship Monogram II-III, Red Cross Life Saving III-IV, B Orchestra III, A Orchestra IV, Band IV, Quill and Scroll, Interlude StafF IV, Senior Musicale, Valedictorian. Northwestern University. John Cummins, Jr. — Ja e Administration Squad II-III-IV, Intra- Mural Baseball, Royal Typing Certificate. Marjorie Darr — Salt Modern Language Assembly IV. Jean Davenport Junior Life Saving III, Basketball IV. Richard M. Davis — Dic [15] Dorothy Day — Dot French Exercise II, Smith Typing Pin, Royal Certificate. Laurence Deal — LarrV Vaile Deale Glee Club III-IV, Northern Inidana District Chorus III-IV, Armistice Day Program III, Library Staff III-IV, Cast Walk the Plank , Two Vagabonds , The Gondoliers , Dra- ma Club IV, Interlude Staff IV, Quill and Scroll IV, National High School Chorus IV, Father and Son Week Essay winner IV, League of Nations Competitive Examination IV, Play Committee, Wyman ' s Day, Or- atorical Contest III, Spring Festival IV, La Salle Memorial Chorus IV, Only 38 . Florence DeBaets — Flo Underwood, Royal, Remington Certificates, Royal Pin. Victoria DeFrees Carlos de Landero — Chuc Administration Squad II, Wyman ' s Day IV, Intra-Mural Tennis IV, Notre Dame Uni- versity. Chicago University Scholarship in Spanish. Frances DeVrjes Wyman ' s Day. Thurman Dice — Tee Dee Jeanette Divine — Jean Basketball II-III, Glee Club II-III, Girl Re- serves, Aunt Jerushy on the War Path , Senior Play — Tyner, Indiana. Virginia Doran Typing Certificates III, 60 Word Transcrip- tion Certificate IV, Wyman ' s Day, IV. [ 16] Ruth Egbert — Birdie Remington, Underwood Typing Certificates, Smith Pin. Charles R. Eger Cub Football II-III, Cub Basketball II, Ad- ministration Squad, Varsity Football IV. Martha Elick — Honey Edward Esch — Eddie Senior Cabinet, Varsity Basketball II-III-IV, Captain Basketball IV, Varsity Tennis II- III-IV, Tulane University. Joseph G. Ettl Administration Squad II-IV, Cub Football, Intra-Mural Basketball III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball II-III, Intra-Mural Football II, Student Council, Varsity Track III-IV, Varsity Wrestling III-IV, Notre Dame Uni- versity. Marie Eubank North Manchester. Henry Feferman Class Business Manager III, Debating II-III, Chicago University. Robert Feldman Fields Beatrice Fischer — Bea Choral Club II, So You ' re Going to Paris , Stunt Nite II-III, Glee Club IV, Modern Language Assembly IV, District Chorus IV, Spring Festival IV. Robert G. Fischer — Bobbv Varsity Yell Leader II-III-IV, Class Yell Leader II-III, Do You Believe in Luck II, Drama Club II-III-IV, Honary Member IV, Administration Squad III-IV, Pot Boilers III, Stunt Nite III, Hi-Y III-IV, Unto the Least of These IV, Student Council IV, Will Committee IV, Wyman ' s Day, Class Nite, Only 38 . [17] r Ruth Fishman Choral Club II, 60 and 30-Word Gregg Transcription Certificates, 80-Word Gregg Transcription Pin. Joseph Fleck — Joe Ruth Flowers — Posy G. A. A. II-III-IV, Leader ' s Class II-III-IV, Hockey II-III-IV, Varsity Hockey III-IV, Basketball II-III-IV, Captain II, Volleyball II-III-IV, Baseball II, Swimming IV, Tennis IV, Play Day III, Class Numerals II, G. A. A. Monogram III, S. B. Monogram and S. B. Sweater IV, Music Festival II, Wyman ' s Day, Typing Certificate, Senior Musicale, Honorable Mention for Excellence in History. JOHN FOMENKO Robert Frash — Bob Stunt Nite II, Administration Squad III, Xmas Assembly IV, Drama Club IV, Glee Club IV, Library Assistant IV. Will Com- mittee IV, Wyman ' s Day, Senior Musicale, Class Nite, Admirable Cnchton , Jazz and Minuet , Gondoliers , Only 38 . De Pauw University. George Frepan Administration Squad II-III-IV. Elhabeth Fret- — Betty Underwood Typing Certificate, Choral Club II, S. B. S. F. IV, Wyman ' s Day. Lucille Gaixes Girl Reserves II-III-IV, Second Oratorical Contest IV, S. B. S. F. IV. Richard Gardner — Dic Varsity Football III-IV, Wrestling IV, Hi-Y II-III-IV, Boosters Club II, Monogram Club IV, Mentor Club III-IV, Administration Squad III-IV, Purdue University. Robert Gaylor — Bob Glee Club II-III-IV, Only -38 .. [18] Dorothy Gebhardt Typing Certificates, Typing Pins, Filing Certificate, School Administration IV, Girl Reserve II-III-IV, Vice-President III, Presi- dent IV, 80-Word Gregg Transcription Certificate. William Gibbons — Bill Intra-Mural Baseball II, Intra-Mural Basket- ball III-IV, Administration Squad III-IV. Margaret Gish — Pete Class Treasurer II, Debating Team IV, S. P. U. R. S. III-IV, President IV, Drama Club IV, G. A. A. II-III, G. A. A. Mono- gram III, Class Numerals III, Administra- tion Squad II-III, Leaders Class III, Interlude Staff IV, Wyman ' s Day, Class Nite, Board of Control. Helen Gleason Choral Club II, Underwood, Remington and Royal Typing Certificates III. Martin Goffeney Unto the Least of These , Wyman ' s Day. Sara Goldberg Underwood, Remington, Royal and Smith Typing Certificates, 60 and 80-Word Transcription Certificates, S. B. S. F. IV. Clara Gooley Typing Pins, Typing Certificates, 60 and 80- Word Transcription Certificates, Filing Cer- tificate. LUCILE GORALCZYK Leaders Class II-III-IV, G. A. A. II-III-IV, Hockey II-III-IV, Basketball II-III-IV, Volleyball II-III-IV, Indoor Baseball II-III- IV, Shorthand Certificates, Typing Certifi- cates, Class Numerals, G. A. A. Pin and Monogram, S. B. Monogram, Wyman ' s Day. Ruth E. Gore — Rutht ' e Typing Certificates, Underwood Typing Pin, Gregg Certificate, Girl Reserves II-III- IV, Filing Certificate, Wyman ' s Day, S. B. S. F. IV. Sophie Gorka- Hockey Team II, 40-Word Typing Pin, S. B. S. F. IV. Underwood [19] r Adele Grabarczyk Albert E. Graf — ■ AY Eunice Belle Graff — Unie Choral Club II-III, Senior Musicale. John Graybill Ernest Greenwood — Ernie Administration Squad, Cub Football IL Varsity Football III-IV, Wyman ' s Day, Purdue University. Clarence J. Gruszynski — Clara Intra-Mural Football II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball, Basketball II-III-IV, Administra- tion Squad II-III. LURABELLE GUSTAFSON Girl Reserves, L. C. Smith Silver Typing Pin, Gregg 60 and 80-Word Certificates, Senior Musicale. James Guy — Jim Intra-Mural Football, Basketball II, Cub Football III. Basketball III-IV, Administra- tion Squad II-III-IV. Elizabeth Gyorgyi — Betty Choral Club II, Hockey II-III-IV, G. A. A. III-IV, Remington 30 Word Certificate, Gregg 60 Word Transcription, Gregg SO Word Transcription. Thelma Hafstrom Junior Lite Saving III, Senior Life Saving IV, Hockey II, Basketball Tournament II. Typing Certificates Typing Pin, S. B. S. F. IV. [20] Charles Hagenbuch — Chuc Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV, Football IV, Basketball IV. LORETTA E. HAGMAN Fourth Prize in Family Budget Contest II, Typing Certificate, 80 Word Certificate, Filing Certificate, Girl Reserves II-III-IV. Wyman ' s Day. Gerald A. Hagopian Administration Squad, Central Aero Club III-IV, Reporter and Business Manager IV. Ethelyne Hall — Et French Play II, Stunt Nite III, S. P. U. R. S. III-IV. Rachel Hargrave — Rae Hockey II, Basketball II-III-IV, Volleyball II-III-IV, Swimming II-III-IV, Track II- III-IV, Interlude IV, G. A. A. II-III-IV, Secretary III, Jaz: ar d Minuet , Royal Pin, Typing Certificate, G. A. A. Numerals, G. A. A. Monogram, S. B. Monogram, Life Saving, G. A. A. Pin. Barbara Hartman Ford School of Nursing, Detroit. Mary Jane Hastings Stunt Nite II-III, Modern Language As- sembly IV, Wyman ' s Day, Class Will Com- mittee, Class Night, Administration Squad II-III-IV, Class Vice-President III, S. P. U. R. S. III-IV, Treasurer III, Drama Club III- IV, Do You Believe in Luck , Ja;: and Minuet , Unto the Least of These , His First Dress Suit . Madeline Hatfield Alice Elaine Hathaway — AI Choral Club II, Spring Festival II, Stunt Nite II, Girl Reserves II-III, Ball State Teachers College. Joe Herman — at Intra-Mural Football II, Baseball II-III, Underwood, Remington, Royal and Smith Typing Certificates, Gold, Silver and Smith Badge, Won first place in boys Typing Con- test. Intra-Mural Basketball IV. [21] Herman Hersh Chicago Exam Team, Stunt Nite II, Intra- Mural Basketball IMII-IV, Intra-Mural Football III-IV, Purdue University. Morris Herjel Administration Squad III, Notre Dame Uni ' versity. Herbert Herzig Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV. Ruth Heston — Ruby S. B. S. F. Club IV, Administration Squad III-IV. Marshall Hewitt — Marsh Stunt Nite II, Administration Squad II, In- tra-Mural Baseball ' III, Intra-Mural Baseball and Basketball IV, T h e Youngest , Wyman ' s Day, Class Night. Donald C. Heyde — Don Band II-III-IV, President IV, B Orchestra, A Orchestra III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III, Intra-Mural Football III, Intra-Mural Tennis III, Band Librarian. Thomas Hickey — Tom Notre Dame University. Lucile Hicks Emery Hirschler Intra-Mural Golf II, Intra-Mural Baseball III, Intra-Mural Basketball IV, Northwest- ern University. Robert L. Hoenk — Bob Hi-Y II-III-IV, Ju-Val-Pa III, Administra- tion Squad II-III, 2nd pri;e Purdue State Drawing Contest, Hi-Y Assembly IV, Purdue University. [22] Gertrude Hoffman Agnes Holtz Alice in Wonderland , Girl Reserves IV, Administration Squad IV, Springtime Wyman ' s Day. Wilbur Hoover — Herb Band III-IV, Orchestra III, Wrestling Team IV Frances Hopkins — Hojppy Class Vice-President II-III-IV, Secretary II, Do You Believe In Luck . Leaders Class II-III-IV, Interlude Staff III-IV, G. A. A. III-IV, President IV. S. P. U. R. S. III-IV, Stunt Nite III, Quill and Scroll IV, Secre- ' tary of ' Student Council IV, Archery II- III-IV, Hockey III-IV, Basketball III-IV, Volleyball III-IV, Swimming III-IV, Wyman ' s Day, Eugene Miller Medal for Excellence in Latin, Masters Medal for Ex- cellence in History, Honorable Mention for Excellence in English, Salutatonan. Laura Ann Horspool — Horsey Fort Wayne Glee Club and Quartet. Edmund J. Hosinski Royal, Remington and Underwood Typing Certificates III, Royal Pin III. Administra- tion Squad III-IV. Harvey E. Hounshell — Bobbee Intra-Mural Football, Intra-Mural Wrest- ling. Dorothy Houston — Dot Entered from Syracuse, Indiana. Margaret Hunsberger Stunt Nite II, B Orchestra II-III-IV, A Orchestra III-IV, District Orchestra III-IV, Varsity Tennis III, Administration Squad III, Wyman ' s Day IV, Senior Musicale IV, Chicago Exam Team, Miami University. Thomas Hunt Entered From Scott Hi, Toledo, Ohio. Uni- versity of Michigan. [23] Helen June Huston Stunt Nite II, Admini: tration Squad II-III-IV Allegena Club II. Camp Fire GirLs II-III-IV, Girl Re- serves II-III-IV. •The Blue Beacon Ill, I n t e r 1 u d e Star! III-IV. Wvman ' s Dav, Senior R. C. Lire Saver. Dorothy Huston — Dot Girl Reserves II. Choral Club II. Royal Certificate III, Administration Squad IV, S. B. F. S. Club IV, Wymans Dav. Richard Iryin — Dic Intra-Mural Baseball and Basketball LII-IV, Notre Dame Ur.iversitv. Janet Jackson — Jan Stunt Nite II, Scholarship II. S. P. U. R S. HI-IV, Vice-President IV, Interlude Staff IV. Wvman ' s Day, Cabinet Member. Class History Committee, Class Nite. De Pauw Universitv. Rose Jacobs G. A. A. H-III-IV. Volleyball II-IH, Hockev n-III-IV Baseball II. Class Numer- als III. Basketball II-HI-IV Margaret Jambor Orchestra II. Glee Club H-HI-IV. Rosa- munde , The Two Vagarcr.ds . and The Gondoliers , Spring Festival LI-DV, Ad- mir.istrancr. Scuii II. Mcde— . lar.tua s Assembly IV, District Chorus II-ILI-lV, Senior Musicale. Oscar Janovsky Stunt Nite II. Intra-Mural Baseball and Basketball III-IY. Purdue University. Lyle Jenkins Clayton E. Johnson Rorert C. Johnson [24] Everett L. Jokes Varsity Wrestling III-IV. Patience M. Jones — Pat Thaddeus R. Jozwiak Intra-Mural Baseball II, Basketball IUII-IV, Underwood and Remington Typing Certifi- cates III, Varsitv Baseball III-IV, Cub Foot- ball IV. Pauline Juillerat — Pauly S. P. U. R. S. II-III-IV, Treasurer IV, Drama Club II-III-IV, Do You Believe In Luck , Fashions , The Youngest , Only 38 , Rich Man, Poor Man , Unto the Least of These , Junior Assembly, Stunt Nite III, History Committee, Class Nite. DePauw University. Edwin A. Kalczynski Casmier Kanczuzewski — Cos Sophia Katz — Soph Girl Reserve II, Smith, Royal and Under- wood Typing Certificates III, Typing Pin III, 60-Word Transcription Certificate IV. Roy Keller Administration Squad II, Intra-Mural Sports III-IV. Indiana State Normal. Mary Kellogc Modes for Maids , Gondoliers , Glee Club IV, Modern Language Department As- sembly, Spring Festival IV. ■ Doris Kendall S. P. U. R. S. II-III-IV, Treasurer Drama Club II-III-IV, Stunt Nite Wyman ' s Day. Sweet Briar College. IV, III, [ 25 ] c_ Gertrude Kennedy Wyman ' s Day. Gen Charles Kile — Chuck. Student Advisory Council IV, Administra- tion Squad II-IV, Intra-Mural Football, Basketball, Wrestling and Baseball IV, Gold Medal for Intra-Mural Sports. Joy Kinsey Basketball II-III, Volleyball II-III, Ad- ministration Squad IV, Unto The Least Of These , Wyman ' s Day. National College of Education. Emma Kjsh — Pepper Administration Squad II-III-IV, Interlude Staff IV, Modern Language Department As- sembly. ... Frederick C. Klein Intra-Mural Baseball, Football, Basketball III-IV, Hi-Y Club III-IV, State Council IV, Wyman ' s Day. Northwestern University. Alden Kline Wrestling III-IV. Mary Koechel Elkhart High School II-III, G. R. II-III-IV, Latin Club III, Prom Committee III, Costume Manager for Green Stockings ' III, Wranglers III, Wvman ' s Dav, Only 38. Bernice Koehler — Bemy French Play II, Spurs IV, Drama Club IV, Administration Squad IV, Wyman ' s Day, Student Council, Class Will Committee, Class Nite. Irene Komasinski — Reme Transferred from La Fevia, Texas III, Reserves III-IV, Wvman ' s Dav. Girl Clem Korpal — Charlie Intra-Mural Football II, Intra-Mural Basket- ball and Baseball III-IV, Class Numerals IV, Class Night. Indiana Umversitv. [26] William E. Kronewttter — Bill Intra-Mural Football II-III, Intra-Mural Baseball II-III-IV, Interclass Swimming II- III. Doris Kunce G. A. A. II-III-IV, Leaders Class IV, Numerals II, G. A. A. Monogram III, S. B. Monogram IV, Volleyball II-III-IV, Basketball II-IV, Wyman ' s Day. Ferdinand Kurdys — Ferd Intra-Mural Sports II-III, Typing Certifi- cate, Filing Certificate. Gerald Land Alabama. Ge Robert Lee — Bob Varsity Basketball II-III-IV, Varsity Track II-III-IV, Monogram Clug III-IV, Boosters Club II, Hi-Y II-III-IV, Mentor Club III- IV, Administration Squad II-III, Cabinet IV. University of Colorado. Paul A. Lehman Intra-Mural Basketball III-IV, Varsity Track III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV. Lois Leonard Tennis II, Girl Reserve II-III-IV, Typing Awards II, Shorthand Certificates 60-80-100 Words. Gallinger Hospital, Washington, D. C. Ethel Levenson Underwood and Remington Typing Awards, Gregg Certificates 60-80 Words, Honor . Rolfll-III-IV. Muriel Levt Stunt Nite II, Debating Team IV, Library II-III-IV, S. P. U. R. III-IV, Wyman ' s Day. University of Michigan. Mary Helen Lewis — Ted Administration Squad II-III-IV, Wyman ' s Day. [27] Dale Lindsey Administration Squad III, Intra-Mural Base- ball III-IV, Second Place in Purdue Uni- versity Printing Contest. Thomas Lizzi Varsity Football III-IV, Cabinet Member IV. Charles Logsdon — Chuc Varsity Football II-III-IV, Glee Club II, Secretary II, Swimming Manager II-III, President III, Rosamunde . Wabash Col- lege. Freda Lovitt — Fritz Entered from Bloomington, 111., Orchestra II-III-IV, Band IV, Administration Squad III-IV, Opera Orchestra IV, Band Quar- tette, Northern Indiana District Orchestra IV, Remington and Royal Certificates, Remington and Royal Pins 60-80 Word Shorthand Certificates. Florence Lundstrom — Flo Underwood, Remington and Royal and Smith Typing Certificates III, 60 and 80 Word Transcription Certificates IV, Filing Certificate, Wyman ' s Day. Evelyn McCauslin — Evy Junior Life Saving II, Volleyball II-III, G. A. A. III-IV, G. A. A. Pin III, Baseball III- IV, Captain III, Administration Squad III- IV, Typing Certificate, Gregg 60 Word Transcription Tests, Spring Festival II, Wyman ' s Day, Interlude Staff IV. Ray McClary Intra-Mural Basketball II, Administration Squad III, Intra-Mural Football IV. Catherine McColl — Cats ' Stunt Nite II, S. P. U. R. S. III-IV, Drama Club IV, Wyman ' s Day, Class Night. Northwestern University. Williamson McCombs — Mac Intra-Mural Baseball II-III-IV, Administra- tion Squad IV, Intra-Mural Basketball IV. Margaret McCowan — Mac Interlude II-III-IV, Editor IV. Quill and Scroll III-IV, President IV, Drama Club III- IV, Honor Member IV, Vice-President IV, S. P. U. R. S. III-IV, Glee Club II-III-IV, Stunt Nite II-III, National Chorus IV, Spring Festival II-IV, District Chorus III- IV, Do You Believe In Luck , Rosa- munde , Three Springs , Two Vaga- bonds , Jaz; and Minuet , Londonderry Air , Admirable Cnchton , Unto The Least of These , The Gondoliers , Spring Cometh , Only 38 , Wyman ' s Day, History Committee, Senior Musical, Class Night. Northwestern University. [28] Walter McCready — Cracky Intra-Mural Basketball, Baseball. Leo E. McKee William McKnight — Whine Intra-Mural Football II-III, Intra-Mural Baseball II, Varsity Track IV. University of California. Earl Horace McManus Guy McMichael Class President III-IV, Vice-President III, High School Representative to Rotary IV, Hi-Y III-IV, President IV, Vice-President IV, Wyman ' s Day, King on Mixer Day IV, Varsity Football IV, Cub Football III, Cub Basketball III, Intra-Mural Basketball IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV, Administra- tion Squad III-IV, Class Night. Helen Magiera Wyman ' s Day. Rust- LaVern Mahoney Intra-Mural Baseball II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Basketball III-IV, V arsity Football III-IV, Aero Club IV. Stanley Makowski Intra-mural Football II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Basketball II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball II- III-IV, Silver and Bronze Intra-Mural Medal. Virginia Mann — Ginny Hockey II-III-IV, Varsity III-IV, Captain II-III, Basketball II-III-IV, Varsity IV, Cap- tain III-IV, Volleyball II-III-IV, Varsity II, Captain II-III, Swimming II-III-IV, Varsity II-III-IV, Track II-III, Varsity III, G. A. • A. II-III-IV, Vice-President III, Leader ' s Class II-III-IV, Chairman III, Play Day III, G. A. A. Pin II, Class Numerals II, G. A. A. Monogram II, S. B. Monogram III, Sweater III-IV, Stunt Nite II, French Play IV, Senior Life Saving III, Wyman ' s Day. Charles Marbaugh — Rube Cub Football III, Varsity Basketball IV, Intra-Mural W r e s 1 1 i n g Champ IV, Wyman ' s Day. Notre Dame University. [29] Catherine Marcer — Katey Volleyball II-III-IV, G. A. A. IIMV, Basketball II-III-IV, Baseball II-III-IV, G. A. A. Pin III, Numerals III, G A A. Monogram IV, Administration Squad IV, Typing Certificates III. James Marohn — Jimmie Drama Club III-IV, Glee Club III-IV, Hi- Y Club IV, Honor Roll II, Walk: the Plank , Two Vagabonds , Admirable Chnchton , Unto the Least of These , Only 38 , Senior Musical, Class Night, Spring Festival. Notre Dame University. Cedric Lee Mast Remington Typing Certificate and Pin III, Royal and Smith Typing Certificates III, Gregg 60 and 80 Word Certificates IV, Filing Certificate IV. . Paul Mavts . ■ Glee Club II, Orchestra III-IV, Band IV, Band and Orchestra Assemblies IV, Intra- Mural Baseball III-IV, Entered from Winter Haven High. University of Michigan. Edwin Meinzinger ■f-i: Marquise Menzie Intra-Mural Baseball II, Remington Typing Pin II, Intra-Mural Football III, Intra-Mural Baseball IV, Wyman ' s Day. Genevieve Meyer — Gen G. A. A. II-III-IV, Girl Reserves II-III-IV. Hockey II-III-IV, Interlude Staff III-IV. Chemistry Play, Volleyball II-III, Archery II-III, Rich Man, Poor Man. Oren Miller Varsity Baseball IIMV. Genevieve A. Miloserny — Jerry Hockey II-III-IV, Varsity II-III-IV, Basket- ball II-III-IV, Varsity IV. Volleyball II-III- IV; Baseball IMIMV,- Varsity II-III, G. A. A. II-III-IV, Secretary IV, Leader ' s Class III-IV,- Interlude Staff III, G A. A. Pin II, Class Numerals II, G. A. A. Monogram III. S. B. Monogram IV, Administration Squad IV. ' Nursing Hospital. Gladys Mitchell — Happy Stunt Nite II. Girl Reserves II-III-IV, Royal, Underwood ' and Smith Typing Awards, 80 Word Shorthand Certificate, Filing Certificate, Administration Squad IV, Wyman ' s Day. ... [30] Leslie Molnar John Montgomery Rosina Morra Administration Squad III, Drama Club IV, S. P. U. R. Club IV, Interlude Staff IV, Quill and Scroll IV, SO Word Transcription Certificate, Class History Committee, Wyman ' s Day, News-Times High School Reporter. Madonna Morrow — Mic ey Girl Reserves II-III, Wyman ' s Day, Senior Musical. Amelia Murawski — Blondie Underwood Certificate III, Filing Certifi- cate IV. Trenton Murphy — Murph Administration Squad II-III, Will Commit- tee, Varsity Basketball II-III-IV. Theresa Muszik — Ted Kathryn Myers — Kay Campfire II, Choral Club II, Girl Reserves III, Interlude Staff IV, Underwood and Royal Certificates, Royal and Underwood Pins III. Geraldine Winifred Nadorff Jet Esther Sue Naftzcer — Susie Choral Club II, Spring Festival, Remington, Royal and Underwood Typing Certificates, Royal and Remington Typing Pins, Gregg Shorthand Certificate. [31] Edwin Nowicki — Lefty Intra-Mural Basketball II-III-IV, Intra- Mural Baseball II, Football IHII, Numerals, Silver Medal IV, Administration Squad II- IV, Varsity Golf II-III-IV, Captain IV, Usher IV. Alabama University. Edmund Nowicki Intra-Mural Basketball II-III-IV, Intra- Mural Baseball III-IV. Marie Nowak Underwood Certificate III, Smith and Underwood Pins IV, Filing Certificate IV. Edward Nowak — Ed Cub Football III, Varsity Football IV. Notre Dame University. Theodore Niezgodski — Ted Orchestra A and B II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Football II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball II- III-IV, Intra-Mural Basketball III-IV, Ad- ministration Squad II, Bronze and Silver Intra-Mural Sport Medals. Robert Nier — California Swimming Team IV, Band IV. Pete Nemeth. Jr. Administration Squad II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Basketball II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Football II, Cub Foot- ball IV, Wyman ' s Day. Notre Dame Uni- versity. Kathryn Nave — Kate Girl Reserves III-IV, Administration Squad III-IV, Royal and Underwood Typing Pins, 60 and 80 Word Shorthand Certificates, Filing Certificate, Wyman ' s Day. Mildred Nash — Shorty Choral Club II, Spring Festival, Remington Typing Certificate, Gregg Speed Certificate, Filing Certificate. Presbyterian Nurse ' s Training School. Louis Nagy Varsity Swimming III, Intra-Mural Football II, Intra-Mural Basketball II-III-IV. [32] Robert Nowicki Administration Squad III, Glee Club II-III- IV, Erminie Gondoliers . Wanda Olczak Edna Omstead Choral Club II, Spring Festival II, Under- wood and Remington Certificates III, Wyman ' s Day. South Bend College of Commerce. Elizabeth Osborne Advisory Council IV. University of Illinois. Anthony Paidle ' Tony Paul Palmer Administration Squad III, B Orchestra III. Artemis Pappas — Art St. Mary ' s College. Donna Belle Parvis — Don Stunt Nite II-III, Junior Assembly, Under- wood and Remington Certificates, Wyman ' s Day, 80 Word Transcription Certificate. St. Mary ' s College. .El eanor Peden Stunt Nite II, Interlude Staff IV, Drama Club III-IV, Secretary IV, Honorary Mem- ber IV, S. P. U. R. S. III-IV, Cast, Unto The Least Of These , Only 38 , Class Will Committee, Wyman ' s Day. Indiana Uni- versity. Earl Perkins [33] Emil Pertics Helen ' Peterson — Bugs Girl Reserves II-III-IV, Administration Squad III-IV, Cast, Rich Man Poor Man , Wyman ' s Day. Stephanie Pierce — Steph Volleyball II, Royal and Underwood Cer- tificate II, 60 Word Transcription Test III, Student Council III. Margaret Pinter — Marge Smith and Underwood Certificates III, Ad- ministration Squad, Gregg 60 and 80 Word Shorthand Certificate IV. M.AXINE PlOWATY Bernard Piotrowski — Big Ben Football II-III-IV, Wrestling II-III, Base- ball II-III-IV, Captain IV, Intra-Mural Basketball IV, Monogram Club II-III-IV, President IV, Kiwams Medal II. Michigan or Notre Dame University. Velma Ann Poczik — Sue 60 and SO Word Shorthand Certificate IV, Filing Certificate IV. Wardell Pomeroy — Pom Intra-Mural Football II. Intra-Mural Basket- ball IV, Intra-Mural Baseball IV, Intra- Mural Tennis II-IV, Mgr. Ill, Do You Believe in Luck? . Stunt Nite III, Junior B Assembly, Hi-Y III-IV, Drama Club IV, Class Secretary and Treasurer IV, Wyman ' s Day, Student Council IV. De Pauw Uni- versity. FIarry Poulin, Jr. Intra-Mural Baseball II IV, Intra-Mural Tennis II, Administration Squad IV. Notre Dame University. Allan Pullin — Red [34] Edward J. Purzycki — Pacey Varsity Swimming II-IIHV, Captain IV. University of Indiana. Leonard V. Radecki — Boozy Intra-Mural Football II, Intra-Mural Basket- ball II-III-IV, Glee Club II-III-IV, District Chorus III-IV, Cast The Nativity , Rosa- munde , Walk The Plank , Two Vaga- bonds , The Gondoliers , Glee Club As- semblies II-III-IV, Modern Language Dept. Assembly IV, Administration Squad IV, Only 38 , Wyman ' s Day. University of Alabama. JULIANN RaDLICKI — Julie Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. Henry Rafinski Varsity Baseball II, Varsity Football II, Ad- ministration Squad III, Intra-Mural Base- ball III. Jack Rankin Hammond High II, Administration Squad III, Intra-Mural Basketball, Baseball III-IV, Foreign Language Assembly IV. Sophia Rapela — Soapy Board of Control IV, 80 Word Transcrip- tion Certificate IV. William Rapport ' Bill June Rathfon Royal Typing Certificate II, Choral Club II, Spring Festival II, Volleyball II-IV, Ad- ministration Squad III. Alice M. Ray — AI Administration II-III-IV Marguerite Reed — Marge De Temps En Temps III, Wyman ' s Day, Administration Squad IV. [35] Essie Rerick Junior Life Saving II, Royal 40 Word Typ- ing Pin, Underwood Typing Pin, 80 Word Shorthand Certificate. Erma Rinehart — Bubbles ' Choral Club II, Administration Squad IV. Milton S. Ries — Milt Class President II, Class Business Manager IV, Hi-Y II-III-IV, Secretary III, Pep As- sembly II-III, Intra-Mural Tennis III, Varsity Tennis IV, Chicago Exam Team IV, Wyman ' s Day, Nelson Miller Medal for Ex- cellence in Mathematics, Honorable Hention for Excellence in Latin. University of Chicago. Joe Roberts — Shorty Intra-Mural Baseball II-III, Intra-Mural Basketball III, Varsity Baseball III-IV, Cubs Football IV, Monogram Club III-IV. Uni- versity of Michigan. Wyman Roberts Administration Squad II-III-IV. Benjamin Rosplochowski — Ben ' Intra-Mural Football II, Intra-Mural Base- ball IV. Alabama University. Elizabeth Rough — Betty Do You Believe in Luck? , Assembly II, Choral Club II, Administration Squad II-III- IV, Underwood and Royal Typing Certifi- cates III, Spring Festival II-IV, Glee Club III-IV, District Chorus III-IV, Only 38 . Grace Roush Administration Squad IV, Typing Certifi- cate IV, Filing Certificate IV. Edmund Ruszkowski — Rush Glee Club IV, Intra-Mural Golf III, Purdue Drawing Contest, Glee Club ' Assembly IV, Senior B Assembly, Only 38 , The Gon- doliers , Spring Festival IV, Senior Musicale, Wyman ' s Day. Marie Saltzgaber — Salty G. A. A. II, Hockey II, Squad III-IV. Administration Manchester College. [36] Thelma Marie Sanner Administration Squad IV. Epworth Hospi- tal. Genevieve Scameheorn — Jerry Entered from Mishawaka High IV, Operetta Bulbul III, Commercial Club Vodvil II. Roland Seguin Intra-Mural Baseball, Basketball IV. Marian Seuss Martha Mae Shaffer — Man Palmer Pin and Certificate, 60 Word Short- hand Certificate. Fred Shanley — Curly Intra-Mural Baseball II-III. Notre Dame University. Edwin J. Shultz — Ed George Sibley University of Michigan. Chester W. Simcox — Chet Kurt Simon [37] Paul Singrey Incra-Mural Baseball III-IV, Intra-Mural Basketball IV, Administration Squad IV. Marie Skinner Benny Slade — Vince Intra-Mural Baseball II-III-IV, The Two Vagabonds III, Walk The Plank IU, Glee Club III-IV, Modern Language Assembly IV Bernice Smet — Bernie Lake View High, Chicago II-III. Bend Business College. South Gertrude Smith — Genie Stunt Nite II-III, Administration Squad II, Junior B Assembly, S. P. U. R S. IV, Student Council, Wyman ' s Day. M delyn Smith — Billie Spring Festival IV, Stunt Nite II. Glee Club II-IIHV, Drama Club II-III-IV, Cast of: The Admirable Crichton , The Gondo- liers , The Two Vagabonds . S. P. U. R. S. III-IV, Wyman-s Day. Wellesley College. Reggie Smith Track II-III-IV. Robert Smith — Bob — Varsity Cub Basketball II, Varsity Baseball IH-IV, Varsity Football IV, Varsity Basketball III- IV, Monogram Club III-IV. Kenneth Smous Administration Squad III-IV. Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV, First Place in Purdue Print- ing Contest. Carl J. Snyder Administration Squad II-III-IV. Dame and Purdue University. Xotre [38] Violet Snyder — Sniper Hockey II, Choral Club II, G. A. A. Wyman ' s Day. Manchester College. II. Nellie Sofan — Tvfell Spring Festival II, Library Assistant III-IV, Penmanship Certificate II, Smith, Royal and Remington Typing Certificates III, 80-Word Gregg Transcription Certificate IV, 80- Word Gregg Pin IV. Nina B. Solloway Harry Solomon B Orchestra II-I II-IV. A Orchestra III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV, District Orches- tra, Intra-Mural Basketball IV. Mae Sossoman Administration Squad II-III-IV, Basketball III-IV, Volleyball III, G. A. A. IV, Tennis III. Epworth Hospital. Virginia Lee Sparling — Jinn Entered from Logansport Hgh School. Dorothy Marie Spry — Dot Volleyball II-III-IV, Hockey II, Track III, Royal and Remington Typing Certificates III, Remington Pin III. Muriel M. Staffner Entered from Chicago, Illinois. David Stan field Administration Squad III, Intra-Mural Base- ball III-IV. Ml ' RIEL Adele Stapp — Sappie Oratorical Contest II, French Program IV, Administration Squad II-III, Stunt Nite III, Junior B Assembly, Library Assistant III, Archery Medal III. Drama Club III-IV, S. P. U. R. S. IV, Prophecy Committee IV, Wyman ' s Day, Class Nite. National College of Education. [39] Ruth Stebbins — Stebbv Hockey IMIMV, Captain IV, Basketball II- IV, Volleyball II-III, Baseball II-III-IV. Indiana State Teacher ' s College. Marjorie An ' ne Stech — Marge Volleyball II, Stunt Nite II, Administration Squad IV, Glee Club IIHV, ' The Two Vagabonds , T h e Gondoliers , Senior Wyman ' s Day. Sylvia Steiner Dick Stickler — Red Cub Football. Purdue University. Howard Storm Administration Squad, Usher II-III, Head Usher III, Stunt Nite III. Richard Strebinger — Dic Infra-Mural Football II, Intra-Mural Basket- ball IV, Baseball IV. Fern Strickler — Fofie IRMA Sule — Lrmy 50 Word Typing Certificate, 60 Word Transcription Certificate, Royal Typing Pin, 80 Word Transcription Certificate IV. June Marie Summergill 30 Word Typing Certificate, 60 and 80 Word Gregg Shorthand Certificate IV, Filing Certificate IV, Wyman ' s Day. Katheryn Irene Swem — Swemmie Secretary-Treasurer III, Senior Cabinet IV, Do You Believe in Luck , The Youngest , Ja;: and Minuet , Unto the Least of These , Admirable Chnchton , Onlv 38 , Stunt Nite III, Drama IIHV, S. P. U. R. S. IV, G. A. A. III-IV, G. A. A. Board IV, Leader ' s Class IV, Hockey III-IV, Basketball III, Volleyball III, Track III, Wyman ' s Day, Class Nite. [40] Naomi Swem Modes for Maids III, Administration Squad IV, Wyman ' s Day IV, Girl Reserves II-III. Gretchen Swick 80 Word Transcription Test, Typing Cer- tificate, Wyman ' s Day. Epworth Hospital. Rose Szabo Junior Life Saving III, Wyman ' s Day. Rosa Talley Spiritual Club II, Underwood Certificate III, Gregg Shorthand Certificate IV. Indiana University. Ames Tempelton B Orchestra II. Ethel Lorraine Thomas Entered as Senior from Walkerton H. S. Philip Thompson B Orchestra II-III-IV, A Orchestra III-IV, Northern Indiana High School District Orchestra IV. Notre Dame University. Gladys L. Toney Modes for Maids III. John Toth Varsity Wrestling III-IV, Intra-Mural Base- ball III-IV. Tommye Edith Trusty Girl Reserves II-III-IV, Volleyball IV, Ad- ministration Squad IV. [41] George Turner Administration Squad II, Studv Hall Chair- man III-IV, Drama Club IHII-IV, Honor- ary Member III-IV, Glee Club IV, Stunt Nite II-III, Junior A Assembly The Paint- ing of a Picture III, Class Treasurer III, Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV, -Do You Be- lieve in Luck , Fashions , The Youngest ' , ' Jazz and Minuet , The Admirable Crich- ton , Unto the Least of These , ' The Ex- change , Only 38 , Modern Language As- sembly IV, Spring Festival IV, Chairman of Music Committee for Junior Dance, Senior Prom, Senior Dance, Farewell Party, History Committee, Senior Musicale, Wyman ' s Day, Class Night, Northwestern Scholarship. June Turnock Swimming II, Volleyball II, Administration Squad III, Royal and Smith Typing Cer- tificate III, Smith Typing Pin III. Arthur Lyle Tuttle — Tut Administration Squad III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV, Intra-Mural Basketball IV, Intra-Mural Golf III-IV, Wrestling III-IV, Dance Committee III-IV, Honorable Men- tion for Excellence in Mathematics. Emery Theo. Urbanski Administration Squad II, Intra-Mural Foot- ball III, The Prophecy Fulfilled IV, Glee Club III-IV, The Gondoliers . Irene Vargo Underwood Typing Certificate III, Royal Typing Certificate III, Underwood Typing Pin III. Jerome G. Vogel Interlude II- III-IV, Assistant Business Man- ager III, Business Manager IV, Administra- tion Squad II-III-IV, Stage Crew III, Chair- man Property Committee Unto the Least of These IV, Publicity Committee Only 3S IV, Wyman ' s Day. Lucille Voorde Joe Voros Northwestern University. Mary Vrient Royal Typing Pin III, Underwood Typing Certificate III, SO Word Shorthand Cer- tificate IV, Interlude Staff IV. John Walsh [42] Robert E. Ward Study Hall Chairman III-IV, Student Ad- visory Council IV, Administration Squad II- III, Cubs Football II, Varsity Football II, Cubs Basketball II, Varsity B Basketball III, Varsity Track II-III, Intra-Mural Base- ball III-IV, Intra-Mural Basketball IV. Agnes Waters Interlude Staff III, S. P. U. R. S. III-IV. Sidney Weiss Cub Football II-III-IV, Intra-Mural Basket- ball III-IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III-IV. Renata Wejssbrodt Basketball II-III-IV, Volleyball II-III-IV, Track II, Varsity Tennis II-III-IV, G. A. A. Pin III, Numerals III, Advisory Council IV, Wyman ' s Day. South Bend Business College. Frederick Wharton — Fritz Administration Squad III-IV, Property Committee Senior B Play III, Ticket Com- mittee Senior Dance IV, Central Aero Club IV. Virginia White — Ginia Entered from Flint Central High School II, French. Play III, Chicago Exam Team IV, Wyman ' s Day. Lois Whiteman Typing Certificate III. Casimir Wieczorek — Cos Intra-Mural Football II, Intra-Mural Base- ball II, Cub Football III, Cub Basketball III, Football IV, Intra-Mural Baseball IV. Notre Dame University. Frank Wilczewski Varsity Golf II-III, Captain IV, Intra-Mural Basketball III-IV, Football IV. Laura A. Williams Typing Certificate III, Typing Pin III, Modes for Maids III, Transcription Cer- tificates IV, King Medal for Excellence in Commercial Work. [43] Dorothea Wixther — Thea Girl Reserves IHIHV, 60-80 Word Typing Certificates. Mary Wolf Typing Certificates II, Typing Pins Smith and Royal III, 80 Word Transcription Test IV, Volleyball IV, Member of Student Council IV. Winifred Worsham — Winnie Administration Squad II-III, Study Hall Chairman III-IV. Assistant Attendance Clerk III, Style Show III, Wymarfs Day IV, Senior Musical IV. Walter Wojtysiak — Chees_.- r Administration Sauad II-III-IV, Intra- Mural Football Official IV, Checker IV, Basketball Official III-IV. Baseball Official III-IV. Carltox S. Wood Silvers Carl Wray — Rat Wray Wrestling III-I , Captain Wrestling IV, Intra-Mural Baseball III. Andrew V. Wroblewskl Jr. Administration Squad II-III. Intra-Mural Football II. Basketball II-III-IV Baseball H- ni-rv. Florexce Wroblews:-;: Typing Certificates III. ■! Were Shorthand Award IV, Aclministration Sauad IV. Gizella Wukovtts Typing Award III, SO Word Certificate IV. Daniel J. Youxgermax — Dsn Administration Squad I r , Interlude StafF IV, Intra-Mural Basketball IV. University of Notre Dame or Northwestern University. [ 44 ] Chester J. Zabik Typing Award III-IV, 80 Word Shorthand Certificate III, Intra-Mural Wrestling IV, Intra-Mural Baseball IV. Thaddeus J. M. Zabik — Ted ' Yetta Zeidman Glee Club II-III-IV, Orchestra II-III, Opera Rosamunde II, Ermmie III, ' The Gondoliers IV, Spring Festival II-IV, Orchestra Assembly III, Assembly — Modern Language Department, Senior A Musical, Bush Conservatory of Music. ADDITIONAL GRADUATES: ELTO.V JONES. BURR ICRING. JOHN LIPKE. FERDINAND NABICHT, RUDOLPH NYARI. LENNART PRYTZ. JOHN RUPEL. STANLEY SHAPINSKI, STUART TOMBER. Patterns By Stu With some solemnity The figures stand here, Wrapt in the eternal movement of time, Cloaked in the intricate forms of patterns, As an ocean lies on its bed, in space, Outward to the sand, lapping waters; Inward, moving to an exotic melody, Weaving within and to the center, Back and forth. As such these figures weave in the mind Patterns, Threads from the past to the future, Between the impotence of the old And the untried energies of the young. All in one in this pattern: All patterns in one. Thus to the face of destiny. ART TOMBER Not noble symbols merely, these patterns, But rather each strand. Some part of our life; No longer the weaver, But the pattern alive. Yours the intricate, ours the simple: Yours the fadeless, ours to be dyed: Yet all formed in that same movement of humanity To the melody of entwining notes. Back to the stinging arrows of sadness, To the gleaming stabs of gladness, And then to the forces in us Mounting to tomorrow — Gone back to the other end, in another dawn. In these patterns with cheir rhythms, Then do we see our life. [45] The Interlude 47 EDITORIAL £nfhlisicisrri The graduating class looks forward with faith in an ideal, with hope of its attainment and with enthusiasm for the work by which it may be attained. Just how much depends upon this attitude toward the means of attainment is seldom appreciated. Folks say that it is natural for youth to be enthusiastic, and it is well to remember that truly natu- ral attitudes are generally wise. Until life presents responsibility as an incentive to endeavor, enthusiasm serves as a motiva- ting force. Perhaps this earlier force is the more powerful since responsibility is less inspirational and the experience by which it is accompanied is often characterized by ' the results of disillusion- ment. For disillusionment must come. Not all of us can set the world afire with our successes. Yet so long the glamor and the joy of endeavor remain, nothing seems impossible, and much is made possible by the attitude. Then the very enthusiasm which attends the youth commencing life goes far in obtaining for him the attention which later may only be commanded by knowledge and expenence. For the world is interested in the man who is interested in the world. So let us show the world what enthusiasm we have. Unless youth aimed to accomplish all, age could accomplish little. Helen June Huston Helen June Huston, honor student, Girl Reserve and Camp Fire leader, Sunday School teacher, and active participant in school affairs has been taken from our midst. Coming suddenly as her death does, our school has been shocked by the tragedy. Helen would have graduated this June, and we all have predicted for her a very happy life. We shall miss her greatly, yet we may think of her good sportsmanship and fine example. SuCCeSS What is success? The graduating class has heard much of success. Success has been upheld as the attainment of that far wish each individual strives, yet is this success? In the first place, each individual strives for something different. It is well to hitch one ' s wagon to a star as the proverb states. Yet not all of us will reach that star, much as we may desire to. Then too, some do not aim to pluck the cherries highest on the tree. That too, is well, for often those which grow lower on the tree are just as sweet — frequently sweeter. Yet may we say that those who aim high and succeed half-way are failures, while those who aim half-way are successes? One has attained that for which he strove; the other has not. Yet both have attained the same reward. May we not say that both have achieved success when they have become worthy members of society and have contributed to the welfare of others 1 Let us in this light consider success, and success will be ours. Everyone may become a useful member of society; some will contribute more than others, for not all of us may become exactly what we wish to be. Nevertheless, if such be the case, each of us will be a success. 48 The Interlude Z - X = c I ? i - -- : r • j; x - = w The Interlude 49 CAST OF UNTO THE LEAST OF THESE GIVEN AS SENIOR B ASSEMBLY Standing, left to right: James Marohn. Lester Borough. Robert Fisher, George Turner and Martin Goeffney. Seated: Irene Swem. Joy Kinsey, Jean Bennett, Eleanor Peden, Margaret McCowan and Mary Jane Hastings. ia J i PS -X I 1 Ml ifl B PEar B ■! t W A IPittr r i Bj - wkhm Jj «Ffi82|J SSfeteSi SBSr K uSA n f 1 CAST OF ONLY 38 GIVEN AS SENIOR A PLAY First row, left to right: Mary Koechel. Eleanor Peden, Irene S em, Margaret McCowan, Jean Bennett. Pauline Jillerat, Elizabeth Rough. Eleanor Alspaugh, Ruth Christman: Back row, left to right: William Angus. Edmund Ruszkowski. James Marohn. Thomas Carlile, Lester Borough. George Turner, Robert Gaylor. Vail Deale. Leonard Radecki. 50 Ihe Interlude t£ -- _ „ gn 7 — — 71 ti — - - ' • IvmW M - -0Q SBu.oSx- oa r -J ' = ? - r : i N N - , E -tx; ' :-= £- iS«u s |3 gala? J:I z The Interlude 51 i CAST OF SKIDDING — JUNIOR AND SENIOR EX GIVEN FEBRUARY 27 Standing, left to right: George Bergus, Matt Mclnerny, Donald Gardner, Knowles Smith and Glen Richardson. Seated: Carolyn Coen, Alice Kuehn, Winifred Flood. Jane Crockett and Jeanne Morris. DRAMA CLUB Back Row, left to right: Betty Myers. Glen Richardson. Wardell 1 ' omeroy. Edmund Sleinel. Rohert Frash, George Bergus. James Marohn. Charles Rippe. Mathew Mclnerney. George Turner. William Angus. Catherine McColI, Bernice Koehler and Doris Ward. Middle Row: Virginia Lee. Jean Arnold. Peggy Reed. Mary Jane Hastings. .Margaret Gish. Rosina Morra. Jean Bennet. Eleanor I ' eden. Robert Fisher. Lester Boroughs. Margaret McCowan. Maxine Piowaty, Martha Jane Fields. Doris Kendal. Pauline Juilleratt and Elizabeth Kollar. Front Row: Adele De Forrest. Jeanette An wander, Marian Wagner. Barbara Horsepool, Madlyn Smith. Margaret I. angel. Irene S«em. Barbara Edwards and E izabcth Smith. 52 The Interlude PERSONNEL OF A AND B ORCHESTRAS First violins: Byron Fodor, Margaret Hunsberger, Earl McCormick, Philip Thompson, Charles Scussel, Athola Knapp, Miriam Thornton, Villelli Lee, Ted Niezgodski; Second violins: Mary I. Gaskill, Harry Solomon, Virginia Stutzman. Helena Steinkohl. Joe Nyikos, Genevieve Pajak. Frances Bureum, John Bergman, Edwin Arthurhultz; Flutes: Katherine Crumpacker. Reynard Granville; First clarinets: Floyd Bowerman. Naomi Lutes, Raymond Steele: Second clarinets: Helen Grove, William Hunt, Harris Roth; Bassoon: Robert Stoll; Trumpets: Donaly Heyde. Emily Knapp, Clifford Shark; Alto Horns: Stewart Fulkerson, Adele Grabarczyk; Trombones: Freda Lovitt, Don K. Stephenson, Paul Maves, Francis Peterman; Drums: John Abbott, Connie McMillan; Piano: Irene DeView, Robert Hammoid. Clara Jaworski; Xylophone: Helen Nimtz: Bass Violin: Walter Shelton; C. C. Miller, director. BAND Clarinets: Helen Grove. Thomas Armstrong. Floyd Bowerman. Wilbur Hoover. Harris Roth. Naomi Lutes. Raymond Steele, Robert Stoll; E Flat Saxaphones: Dane Bock, Bob Kelley. Mary Nave, Leroy Sackman; Baritone Saxaphone: Loretta Schaef; Soprano Saxaphone: Norman Weldon: C Melody Saxaphone: Don Smith: Mellophone: Stewart Fulkerson; Flute and Piccilo: Catherine Crumpacker; F Horn: Adele Grabarczyk; Trumpets: Albert Graf. Donald Heyde. Fred Juillerat. Emily Knapp. Charles Meyers. Clifford Shank, Donald Weimer. Clarence Snyder: Trombones: Dick Long. Freda Lovitt, Paul Maves. Clement Miller, Don Stephenson: Baritone: George Vesey; Sousaphones: Carl Kuehn, Wm. Rasmussen; Percussion: John Abbott. John Kester, Eugene Longley. Herman Rhodss. Richard Colip. C. C. Miller, director. The Interlude S. P. U. R. S. Back row: .Muriel Levy, Maxine Piowaty Margaret Gish. Second row: Frances Hopkins, Irene Swem, Mary Baker, .Martha Jane Fields. Third row : Bernice Koehler, Eleanor Peden, Catherine McCoIl. Doris Ward, Betty Myers, Jane Crockett. Fourth row: Janet Jack- son, Gertrude Smith. Madlyn Smith, Marjorie Fothergill, Jean Bennett. Front row: Elizabeth Koehler Margaret McCowan Margaret Small, Rosina Morra. Mary Jane Hastings. Peggy Reed. The S. P. L ' . R. S. aided in the Big Sister movement and helped needy girls during the year. Photo by PridJv GIRL RESERVES Back Row, left to Right: Mona Schleicher. Doris Hollowell. Alvina Witucki, Mrs. Packard. Helena Both, Agnes Holtz, Julia Vercseg. Loretta Hagman. Helen Gyenge, Evelyn Keim. Eunice Steinke, Lois Kale, Mary Ackerman, Aileen Glaser. Wilma Vohs. Lorin Rathwick. Elizabeth Wenchitz. Geraldine Weldy, Mary Nave, Louise Hildebrand. Mary Koechel, Marjorie Leonard. Antionette Galabowski. .Middle Row: Pauline Fry, Eunice Duckett. Mary Bauer. Margaret Hodge, Jennie Barkowski, Mary Jane Van Dusen. Dorothy Gebhardt. Gladys Mitchell. Katheryn Nave. Dorothea Leonard, Virginia Eby, Helen June Huston, Theresa Darwin. Katherine Tripplet. Front Row : Helen Desits, Celia Chizar. Florence Kline. Neva Mclntyre. Rose Hagopian. Lucille Wickey. Ruth Gore. Audrey Duntley, Helen Cramer. Margurite Ehresman. Geraldine Churchill. 54 The Interlude QUILL AND SCROLL Left to right: Jerome Vogel, Marian Wagner, Margaret. McCowan, Vail Deale, Rosina Morra. Catherine Crumpacker, Frances Hopkins. Edwin Steinel. Quill and Scroll is now an International Honorary organization for outstanding students in journalism. The newest chapter is in the Kwangtung High School, Canton. China. HI-V Back row. left to right: Charles Rippe. Joseph Donahue. Rohert Hcenk, Lester Burroughs. James Bebee, Richard Mainer. Don King Stephenson. Robert Schwarz. Second row: John Warner. Roland Obenchain, Charles Campbell. Milton Ries. Robert Fisher. William Fleming, George Bergus. vice- president. Frederick Klein, Ralph Hutchinson. Holland W. Ure. V. M. C. A. Sponsor. Front row; Edwin Steinel. Dick Detzler. Frederick Noble. James Williamson. Guy Mc.Michael. president. James Marohn, William Angus, Richard Gardner. Treasurer. Members not in picture: Donald Gardner, secretary. Elliot Cohn, Matthew Mclnerny, John Fett. William Oare, Wardell Pomerov, Knowles Smith, Daniel Kalcynski, William Rasmussen. Harry Chillas. sponsor. The Interlude • •) G. A. A. BOARD Left to right: Irene Swem, Dorothy Zurval, Betty Myers, Frances Hopkins, Ruth Flowers, Genevieve Milosernv, Virginia Mann. LEADERS CLASS Back row, left to right: Florence Salzwedel, Arvela Goodrich, Francis Hopkins. Irene Swem. Ooris Kuntz, Genevieve Milosernv, Esther Kettring. Thelma Bachelor, Virginia .Mann. Front row, left to right: Mae Kelly, Lucille Garalczyk, Ruth Flowers. Nellie Kaley, Betty Myers. Virginia Dillon. Doris Ward. . :-:z Interlude varsity swimming team Front n left :: right: Robert Nier Richard Burke. John Thomas. Robert Simons. Alton Nichols. John Jvis— _?5er Inaries ?.f.ar-d. 5e::r.d row: Louis Hoiloway. John Fox. E. Bruce Brown. John Fett, Capt. Edward r.r:;:-.:. James Williamson. Edward Haskan. Frema Lovitt. Back row: William Rasmossen. Manager. Everett Veissbroct. Wi ia — v a2r,er. James Byrnes. Fred Noble. Richard FrilL Tames Bonner. loach Doyle F. Cady. The team rlnished up their season by winning the drst state meet beld ;t 7:iambus. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM : ' - _ ' - : - :: 1- -- ' - ' ' ' - ' - - Capt. Carl Wray. Irvins Linderman. Seymour Wiess. George - ' ; - ffer ioe EttL --in-.: Jones Jack Hawley, Mgr. Middle row: Richard Garner. Clifford StuIL ■_ ' - ' •-..-. Hi.iiz. John Ne-.et.-.. Bob Liggett. John Hartman. John Donahue. Frw Sacu liter ' ■ ' . -luiak. lop ro : Milton W :e s=. Joe Toth. Paul Thomas, Eli Arson. Wm. ner. Joe Csaszar. Louis Kapica. John Pinter. Ernest Halasz. Coach Dave two -r- - the stite meet at Bloominrton. - HE InTERI-UT E -- lU -J £ x. r3 VARSITY TRACK TEAM Back row. left to right: Coach Cady. G. McKay. B. Peare. Mht_ A. Olivier. R Obenehain I_ Hickey. L. Jenkins. W. Oare. J. Seller. A. Smith. Second row: D. Herr. R. Schricker. T. Armstrong. J. Morrow. R Lee. P. Lehman. G. Simcox. D. Wy grant. C. Mitchell. X. Augnstine. H- Plotkin, S. Weiss. Third row: E. Haskins. J. LaFortune. J. Frazer. E. Cook. J. Steele. C. CampbelL D. Parker. E. Bnrgess. H. Mittermayer. R. Drammond. J. Clark. Front row: W. McKnight. R. Resor. J. Abbott. P. Nyerges. J. Ettle, A. Fredericks. B. Simonds. R Smith. J. Byrne. M. Weiss. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Back row. left to right: Leonard Cieciora. catcher: John Klaybor. third base: Howard Smith, center field: Henry Kubiak. second base: Leo Sinn, right fielder: and John Fabian, shortstop. Middle row; Ben Plotnicki. first base: Joe Roberts, first base: John Lechner. pitcher: Oren Miller, pitcher: Vincent Piotrowski. shortstop: Casmier BorowskL catcher: and Elmer H. Bnrnham. coach. Front row: John Pinter, second base: George Nidiffer. second base: Robert Smith, center fielder: Captain Bernard Piotrowski. pitcher: Harry Koehler. third base: L. Niemer: Thadceas Jozwiak. left field: and Floyd Kraeger. pitcher. The Bears were winners of the Eastern X. I. H. 5. -. The Interlude VARSITY GOLF TEAM Left to right: Frank Wilczewski, Captain Edwin Nowicki, Antone Brazo, Coach Don Swisher, Joe Papai, Marvin Dicken and Emil Szucs. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Back row, left to right : Joseph Donahue, manager, Alfred Musial. and Ralph Mazar. Front row : George Bergus, captain, Joseph Shapiro, Arthur Lieberman, and Edward Esch. The Interlude 59 DEBATING TEAM Standing, left to right: Coach H. H. Ogden, William Fleming, Muriel Levy, Nathan Boorda and Thomas Carlile. Seated: Mary Taberska, Marian Wagner and Margaret Gish. The team took part in 12 debates, winning four, losing four and in the other four there were no decisions. The question was: Resolved That the present system of installment buying of consumption goods should be condemned . ADVISORY COUNCIL Senior A: Jean Bennett. Frances Hopkins, Bernice Koehler. Elizabeth Osborne. Maxine IMowaty. Renata Weissbrodt. Lester Borough. Fred Klein. Joe Ettl, Charles Logsdon. Wardell I ' omeroy, Robert Ward: Senior B: Eula Jackson. Marian McCarty. Margaret Small. William Angus. Robert Hammond. Fred Noble: Junior A: Geraldine Benson. Sara Cox. Clara Fuzy. Mae Kelley. Mary Luxton. Cecilia Niebauer. Mary Tellson. John Abbott, Sidney Cross. Bernard Everett. Dan Kalcyn- ski. Joe Shapiro. Knowles Smith; Junior B: Ruth Bates. Sara Hoffman. Rose I ' ope. Mildred Simon, Robert Drain. William Fleming. Ralph Hutchinson. Edwin Steinel: Sophomore A: Jane Bourdon. Claudine Culp. Ruth Grim, Georgia Knoblock, Lillian Mandeville. Anita Myers. Jeanette Schambleau. Shirlev Tempelton. Joseph Ahlering, Jerome Claeys. Elliott Cohen. Fendall Froning, Edward Jaroszerski. Robert Knepp. Roland Obenchain. William Stiff ler. William Wood: Sopho- more B: Clara Burkus. Jack Dalton. Ray Fecteau. Katherine Flowers. Dick Long. Ann Richard- son, Ada Singer, and Blair Warner. Each advisory room elects one member to this council. The council is new this year but hopes to help in school government in the future. 50 The Interlude S+epp ' ng- H.gh Time •«£EVJK Tj -:v--..---T C-upid Rim - Fielders — feacK-Mp.  f«8 ,il - V Sp sr -i i-i g Otjfcj-s i«n f-1 c.+« ' o n i= -.- - i k -:- w! .2 JL El Oh Vouf Mav-K The Uurige The Interlude 61 Class Prophecy Scene: Summer Home Time: Night of Tenth Commencement Anni- versary Characters: Guy McMichael Muriel Stapp Albert Graf Janet Jackson Richard Gardner Catherine McColl Leonard Radecl{i Muriel Levy Marshall Hewitt Margaret Gish All sit reminiscencing. Guy: Imagine it! Eddy Meinringer and Chuck Eger were brought in the other day by policeman Francis Cass. They are being tried by Judge Herman Hersh for parking cars on side roads at too late an hour, and for giving the milk wagons too much competition. Muriel: Yes! What do you think of this? The other day when I was up in the business district I heard shouts of ' extra! , extra! . I immediately bought a paper and there on the front page was Sophia Kat:, an astounding success as the human fly , climbing Wrigley Building with a wad of gum in her mouth. Be careful, Sophia, don ' t get stuck! Bob Frash: Listen to this: Al Graf is a street car conductor. He ' s captain of the street car baseball team. The members of the first team are William Ackerman, Karl Berkheiser, Ben Rosplochowski, Gerald Hagopian, Steve Ciesielski, Chester Zabik, Thurman Dice, and Jerome Vogel. Bermce Who would ever believe that Dan Crumpacker would be starring as a hero in some of the well-known productions? Janet: Do you know who is taking Dorothy Dix ' s place now? Esther Bays. I ' m sure she writes from experience. Ames Tempelton and Rose Burolitz have formed a blue team and sing in a New York cabaret. Margaret: Among the happy marriages of our classmates, but not at all surprising, is that of Trenton Murphy and Renato Weiss- brodt. Out at St. Marys are two very trust- worthy janitors, John Fomenko and Paul Carnco. I hear that Katherine Crumpacker and Frances Hopkins, are famous models in a New York style show. Marshall: Keep still a minute, and give some- body else a chance. Donald Heyde found a flaw in the Einstein theory. Some elephants are well off, now that John Cummins is an elephant tender. Ruth Stebbins is kneading dough in Dorothy Spry ' s cream-purf parlor. Across the street is John Rupel ' s barber shop. When anyone gets through with these two establishments they are ready for Harry Poulin. South Bend ' s most outstanding undertaker. Leonard: Here is Earl Perkins and Fred Wharton pushing banana wagons, and Rose Jacobs is cooking in a mining camp in Alaska. Can you imagine it! Bob Frash is at the head of the soup line in the Latin Quarter in Paris Marshall: Did you know that Lawrence Deal is just a gigolo, and James Banacka has become almost as popular in the musical line as Rudy Valee. Richard: Hear this! Everett Jones, a famous deep sea diver! Goodness! Naomi Swem and Wilbur Hoover are making things hot for Al Capone on the South Side. Guy: The paragon of Grace — Ferdinand Nabicht! Ferdinand is the director of a group of futuristic dancers consisting of Mary Hezler, Mary Kellogg, Mary Wolfe, Mary Vnent, Mary Koechel, Mary Helen Lewis, Mane Eubank, Mane Salt-gober, Martha Elick, Martha Bourgon, Marigrace Turner, and Martha Shaffer. And listen; Victoria De- Fries is an assistant in Bill Bakers Beauty Shop, and across the street Dan Youngerman is a peanut vender. Near by Eleanor Peden runs a restaurant with Harry Solomon as the mana- ger. Janet: I saw in the paper the other night that Clem Korpal is singing in his first opera. He is following in the footsteps of Caruso John Lipke and Ralph Cripe have become scientists and Ruth Flowers aids them by mak- ing discoveries of new bacteria. Muriel: Ethel Levenson has the record for growing wonderful black tresses in six months time and Gerald Land has become the typing champion. Success to you, Antone! Antone Braro is a big executive in a Pin Factory of which Oliver Chayie is president. Al: I saw Leo McKee running an elevator in the Michigan State Pen, when I visited it this summer, and last summer while I was in the South Seas, I saw Edward Purzycki and John Graybill dive for pennies. Good old Heinie! My old school friend Henry Fefer- man has discovered all the beauty secrets and now holds the world-renown position as Edna Wallace Hopper. He still looks 16. Catherine: This summer when I went to Hollywood, I met Bermce Koehler. She told me that she and Gladys Mitchell were vieing 62 The Interlude £ itfi ' i il 5 m::mm s - , Hi- Uo Insepard ble - 5 Crn+rali+e-s to dethrone Greta Garbo. Good luck, girls! Genevieve Meyer is teaching kindergarten and her best girl friend, Dorothea Winther has be- come the first woman president of the United States. Janet: Wilmot Brown, so I hear, is a ditch digger, and Ray McClary carries water for him. Cednc Mast is a bell-hop in a Lakeville hotel. Margaret: When I was at the Library the other day, I found a book named How to Hold Your Husband by Elizabeth Rough, and while visiting Osceola, I went through the Osceola Tech. Of all surprises, this was the greatest! Charles Logsdon is principal. Bernice: Although Peter Nemeth, Jr. said he was going to be an undertaker, we see him traveling all over the world collecting Shredded Wheat Boxes. Joe Ettl is earning a fortune showing people how to cure cauliflower-ears in ten lessons, and Ruth Christman has taken Miss Weber ' s place in the alma mater. Leonard: While at a talkie the other even- ing, I was surprised to see the pictures of Beatrice Fischer and Ruth Fishman. They have just completed a roller skating tour of the United States, and in the very next picture Clayton Johnson with Alden Kline, is to wrestle for the flea weight wrestling champion- ship of Lakeville. To climax this surprising news reel, I next saw pictures of Mildred Nash and Artemis Pappas, old classmates, receiving cup for tieing in a beauty contest with Robert Feldman, officiating as judge. The very last picture was that of fair Stephanie Pierce, the first woman jockey. Marshall: I ' ve been looking up some of these old school friends, and among the first I read about were Richard Irvin and LaVern Ma- honey — gentlemen of leisure. In the dramatic world, I found Rose Srabo and Oscar Janovsky booked in China for ' Abie ' s Irish Rose. At the Salvation Army Meeting held on Main and Washington, I saw Eleanor Alspaugh who shakes a mean tambourine, and Robert No- wicke, still beating the bass drum. Catherine: In last night ' s paper I read that Benjamin Slade is a music teacher in Kokomo. His sweet ways have made a great hit with his pupils. --Also, I noticed that Thomas Carlile is a famous Photographer of bathing beauties at Atlantic City. Emery Urbanski, who has achieved world wide fame as a motor- ist, drove him down. Atlantic City makes me remember that Fred Shanley is an outstanding designer of brick walls and board-walks. The Interlude 63 Margaret: I hear that Erma Rinehart, Grace Roush, and Genevieve Scameheorne are selling stickless gum on the street in Atlantic City. Near the city, we find Charles Hagenbuch, a son of the soil. Catherine: Speaking of newspapers, I read about Charles Borowski catching fish in the city reservoir to keep them from clogging the city mains. In a small item, I also saw that Charles Kile has become a chemist in Edwin Shults ' s Pickle Factory. While driving to the Pickle Factory, Vail Deale smashed his 11th electric car. Marshall: Punkin Center has produced some famous athletes. Paul Palmer has given the United States fame by breaking eleven records in the Olympic Meets. Punkin Center can expect more of these records because Florence Lundstrom and Catherine Marger are physical director in Punkin High School. Frank Altman is in charge of the dog-pound there. Bernice: Funeral services of Roland Seguin were held last Friday; poor Roland died of sleeping sickness. The minister officiating was Rev. Marquis Menzie. This might not have happened if he had had such nurses as Lurile FLcks, Gertrude Hoffman, and Ruth Heston, who are head nurses at Healthwin. Muriel: Evelyn McCauslin maintains a bureau of information for Notre Dame students, while Irma Sule has become a per- manent taxi driver between the city and Notre Dame. Robert: Jack Rankin is a fur trader in the north woods. Virginia White is in Alaska broadcasting over a station H-A-M- on how to make sandwiches. I can just see Lennart Prytz perched on a snow-capped peak playing a zither — he is the only living zither player in the world! The Eskimos are doing well in learning German, for Marjone Darr is their teacher. The weasels were having a hard time until Dorothy Spry invented a new incubator for baby weasels. AI: Jimmy Marohn ' s musical ability has transformed him from the sweet curly-haired boy we knew into a cynical snake-charmer in India. In India we find Kurt Simon who has as- tounded the world by presenting a most useful talk on The Utilization of the Pig ' s Squeal in the Packing Industry. Janet: Syncopation! wa-wa-bo-da! ' Tis the well-known voice of Allen Pullin. Coon- Sanders are slowly being replaced! and if you want your fortune told, go to the red-haired fortune teller, Marjorie Stech. Compliments of South Bend Watch Co. Retail Store 17 20 Mishawaka Avenue TENNIS - BASEBALL - SUPPLIES •If t comes from Berman ' s it must be good. For Graduation Complete Golf Set 55.75 and up - BERMAN ' S Sport Goods Store 126 North Michigan ICE CREAM Big Boy Cones In Large Assortment of Flavors also Brown Cow Malted Milk at 2633 Western Avenue 428 Lincoln Way West 2716 Mishawaka Avenue 1905 South Miami Street 2212 South Michigan Street Tcr!( Them Ton Sju ' If In The Inzerlude 64 The Interlude Trunks Luggage Hand Bags Gloves Hosiery Leather Novelties The Leather Shop 132 North Michigan Street Have you had a Maid-Rite? A Tasty meat sandwich, that is different. Also delicious Malted Milk, Rootbeer, Ice Cream, etc. Nothing Over 10c Maid-Rite Sandwich Shop 219 North Will ams Street Between Colfax and LaSalle. The McDonald Studio J. A. RODE 116 West Colfax Avenue Telephone 2-)426 Td Them Tou Sdu- It In T c Interlude Muriel: Among the city apple salesmen we find John Bednar, Leonard Cieciora, Clarence Gruszynski, Edwin K a 1 c : y n s k l, William Kronwitter, and Edmund Nowicki. There is keen competition amongst thy ranks boys, may the apple business prosper! George Barlas is no longer with them for he is professor of English in Edwardsburg. Catherine: Well, so Nellie Sofan has succeeded Miss Oakley as librarian! Art Crum is pretty far from here. He is busily engaged in the South Sea Islands feeding the song- birds. A lot of our class seems to have stayed in South Bend. Here ' s Victor Barzykowski, a caretaker at Leeper Park, and Richard Davis is a famous ice-man. Emery Hirschler is seen hoeing a row of turnips in Bendix ' s front yard. Margaret; I see Ethelyne Hall has received a patent on a new reducing machine. Who would ever have guessed that Barbara Hartman and Alice Hathaway would own an art shop. Margaret Hunsberger plays the violin in the Latin Quarter in Paris. She lives with Emma Kish who is an outstanding artist there. Wanda Olczak lives near them and is the famous Latin translator. Muriel: Velma Poczik seems to have suc- ceeded Miss Montgomery as Dean of Girls. The other day I saw Bernice Smet and Muriel Staffner. who are maids at the Oliver Hotel. When I went into Wyman ' s today, I saw- Florence Wroblewski and Gizella Wukovits clerking there. Richard: Hot dog! Irene Vargo, Lois White- man, and Laura Williams have an information bureau on St. Mary ' s girls. I just saw- Tommy Trusty playing volley-ball. You know she is the outstanding volley-ball player in the sport world. I hear Rosa Talley is the belle of New- Orleans. Marshall: Henry Rafmski is a broker in a bank at Monte Carlo. Jeanette Devine has become a nun m Paris. The other night I went to the popular show, The World , directed by Thelma Hafstrom, and featuring, Betty Fretz, Sara Goldberg, and Clara Gooley as the three Graces. Muriel: While I was in New York the other day, I met William McCombs. He took me to see his warship, and who should be work- ing as his butler but Earl Hounshell. Burr Knng is William ' s chimney-sweep. The day before they found Walter McCready hidden away as a stowaway. Al: Who would have thought that Ferdinand Kurdys would have become champion flag-pole sitter! Or that Dale Lindsey had entered the tree sitting profession. Read in the paper the The Interlude 65 For Graduation Fashion Favorites Priced at $ 7 .00 IindseVk JLS SHOES 1NC The Best Soda in Town at The Mar-Main Pharmacy Main St. at Marion Dean MILLER BOOTH Norm Try This Drug Store First Congratulations to the Graduates River Park Theater Anna M. Hutchens Chiropractor Battle Creek Electric Equipment Baths and other Drugless Therapy 309 West Washington Avenue For Appointment Call 2-1545 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1931 Studio of P R I D D Y Fifth Floor I. O. O F. Building TEACHER ' S ATTENTION In winter Your Furs protect you — Now it ' s time to protect Your Furs. Special Service Season Storage World Wide Insurance Lowest Prices Now Bring m your Furs or phone 2-5943 Nev ewYorkfiirShob p g 229 N.Michigan St Right beside Hotel la Salle Till Them Tou Saw h In The Interlude 66 The Interlude C. E. Lee Co, Wallpaper — Paints — Glass Distributors of Benjamin Moore Co s Paints 225 South Main Opposite Y. M. C. A. House of Purity The Philadelphia Lunches — Sodas — Candies Treat your guests to our Delicious Meals Nuts and Candies 116 North Michigan Street Associates Investment Company Automobile Bankers Like The Four Seasons comes the quarterly dividends on both Preferred and Common Stock of this Company It Pays To ASSOCIATE WITH THE ASSOCIATES South Bend, Ind. Phone 3-6191 Tell Them You Saw It In The Interlude other day that Earl McManus and Stanley Makowski had drawn up a test that supersedes the Brown Intelligence Tests. Catherine: Following in the footsteps of the other Knights, I guess William McKnight has become prominent in the Automobile In- dustry. Not to be outdone Joseph Voros, has become a successful toothpaste manufacturer. These two industries are widely advertised over William Paul ' s broadcasting station B-L-A-H Janet: Well, you don ' t know about all the successful business folks of our class. Listen to this. Leslie Molnar makes Rockingless Rocking-chairs, and Rudolph Nyari has ad- vanced to a book seller . But I think Thaddeus Jozwack is to be highly compli- mented in the profession he has chosen — that of fly-catcher in Edmund Hosinski ' s bakery. Margaret: I ' m not surprised about Anthony Paidle though. You know he ' s the compiler of the 1945 World Almanac. He told me that Ted Neizgodski has been ordained arch- bishop. By the way do you remember those brawny boys, Emil Pertics and Casimer Kanczuzewski? They are the chief piano movers at the Palace. Richard: What a job! Casmier Wieczorak and Walter Wojtysiak tend the cubs at Lincoln Park. That may be hard, but here ' s something harder — Andrew Wroblewski is a janitor at South Bend High School. Say you ought to hear two speakers I heard last night. Florence Bechert spoke on Woman ' s Rights , and after her John Walsh spoke. He ' s the greatest anti-prohibitionist. Bernice: Every morning promptly at seven I ' m awakened by that whistle at Studebakers. Last week I found out that it is Kenneth Smous who operated it. There is one person ' s occupation I admire immensely, because it is so beautiful, that is Ethel Boberg ' s daily job of blowing soap bubbles. Leonard: Say you girls, here ' s a beauty tip: Theresa Bourgon has invented a new hair dye — good for at least three washings. How I envy Dorothy Coleman; She has a job at the Five and Ten candy counter. On my way into South Bend today I passed Muessel Jr. High and saw Florence DeBates, she is the playground instructor there. A little farther on I met Margaret Cook cheerfully accom- panying a gas-reader on her route. Committee: Frances Hopr ms Ch. Leonard Radec i (Conf.nued on page 68) The Interlude 67 During the Summer Refresh Yourself with our Delicious Sandwiches Lunches and Sodas THE ARCADIA General Electric all-steel refrigerator Raises the standard and Lowers the cost of living €5 Greater Kitchen Freedom, Better Cookery, made Possible by Hotpoint Electric Range Indiana . Michigan Electric Company UES Cartouche • ■ • a beautiful GRUEN de- sign, with matching link bracelet. $37- 50 Diamonds - Watches -Jewelry South Bends Store for Men and Young Men Extends its best wishes to the Class of 1931 Tell Them Ton Saw It In The Interlude S The Interlude SUMMER SCHOOL Special Ten Weeks Term. Post Graduate work for High School and Commerce Students. Classes begin June 15. Catalog and rates on application. South Bend College of Commerce 208 S. St. Joseph St. Telephone 5-3191 Elizabeth Osborne Al Graf Muriel Stapp Kathryn Crumpacker Thomas Lizzi John Fomenbo Wilbur Hoover Wardell Pomeroj Irene Swem Ruth Flowers Class Will We the Graduating Class of June, 1931, in due consideration of the fact that we are about to take leave of this world of Elementary Learning and pass on into the awing land of Experience, do bequeath to the incoming Senior A Class all the responsibilities and digimties that are attached to such a position. There are two privileges that a Senior A is proud to claim : those of sitting in the front row in as- sembly and taking finals a week before the rest of the school. Leaving material bequeaths, we hand down to you our unusual ability to co- operate in all projects, of which you may be justly proud. It is with regret that we must relinquish these cherished possessions, but, as we must lay them aside for greater things, we feel that you are most capable of carrying on in our absence. The afore mentioned bequeaths may be retained only if you, the new Senior A ' s, practice always our school motto, I will keep faith. In addition to these bequeaths, there are various and sundry trifles which individuals have seen fit to dispose of and which are here presented. I, Ruth Jackson, do bequeath to Bertille Hindelang all the trials and tribulations of sponsoring a Senior A group. To Margaret Small, do I, Guy McMichael, be- queath the Senior A Presidency. Good Luck, Marg. the Farewell Address is an awful job. We, George Basker and George Turner, will our justified conceit to Bill Oare and Fred Noble. To Peg Harris do I, Munel Stapp bequeath my abilty to talk long, fast, and furious, and not say anything. I, Bob Fisher, will my last year ' s growth to James Beebe. I, Angela Bolke, bequeath my love for athletes to Adeline Wunsch. I, Edmund Rus;cowski, bequeath my baritone voice to Bob Schwar;. To Jay Lee, do I, Carl Wray, bequeath my wrest- ling ability. 1, Mary Jane Hastings, will my eccentric ears to Joe Donahue. I, Jean Bennett, bequeath my personality to Irene De View. I, Li: Osborne, bequeath mv frivolous nature to Mary Li: Pool. -_ I, Gert Smith, will my clever wise-cracking to Virginia Lee. 1. Sophia Gorka, bequeath my brutal manner to Mary Ann Frash. I, Jerome Vogel will my excuse for hanging around Peterson Printing Company to the next Business Manager of The Interlude. Tell Them Yfu Saw h In The hnciludc The Interlude 69 Scharff Koken Mfg. Co. Hjuudity Counts Corrugated Fibre — SHIPPING CONTAINERS St. Louis Mis A U L T COMPLETE SERVICE ON: New Home; Remodeling Re-Roofing Insulation Lumber, and Indiana Millwork Mason ' s Supplies • Specialties — Paint INDIANA LUMBER MFG. COMPANY Main Yard, Factory and Display Room 738-40 S.Michigan St. Phone 3-6131 WORK BY RELIABLE CONTRACTORS GLASS OF ALL KINDS Automobile Glass a Speciality SOUTH BEND GLASS WORKS 220 ] z South Michigan Street Rear of State Theatre Fine Arts School of Music - Dramatic Art - Dancing Hazel Dell Neff-Smelser, Director 126 W. Marion St. Phone 2-5649 Dunns, the Hot Summer COOL OFF OUR FOUNTAIN Mornings ide Pharmacy At Colfax and Williams Curb Service Tf!l Them Ton Saw It In The Inurlud 70 The Interlude for Economical Trontp Ortaliom Bogda Chevrolet Co. sales and Service that Satisfies 333 So. La Fayette St. Phone 3-6U LEE Overalls, Unionalls, Play Suits, Shirts, Pants and Coats. The World ' s Standard Sold by THE BEST DEALERS EVERY WHERE H. D. Lee Mercantile Co. 5 Factories A. M. RUSSELL Private Ambulance Service 220 West Jefferson Boulevard Phone 3-1592 Glasses Fitted Burke ' s Eye Service Assures you properly fitted glasses Latest style octagon glasses $7.50 Examination Included J. BURKE v co., inc. 228 South Michigan Street Tell Them Tou Saw h In The Interlude I, Margaret Jambor, will my ability in sewing to Geraldine Benson. It will be cheaper for Jack to have you make your own clothes, Jerry. I, Bill Crable, will my list of phone numbers to Ned Campbell. Don ' t forget the blond, Ned! I, Adele Grabarczyk, will my interpretation of Isben to the next Modern Drama Class. I hope you get a better grade than I did. To Red Fulkerson the school ' s favorite do I, Freda Lovitt, bequeath my position as trombone player in the orchestra. To Elizabeth Roller, do I, Fern Strickler, will my position in Blanchard ' 5 office. I hope you enjoy it, I did. I. Bob Lee, will my unique style of dancing to Dick Maynard. You have a good start already, Dick. To Thomas Grubb, do I, George Sibley, will my cooky duster . I, Madonna Morrow, will my extreme modesty to Don King Stephenson. I, Ernest Greenwood, bequeath my car to Jack Lloyd. I ' m sure it makes better time than yours and the special paint job is beautiful. I, Dick Gardner, bequeath my football genius and my concrete cerebellum to a brother, Don Gardner. To Elliot Cohn, do I, Bill Angus, will my way with women. I, Bob Hoenk, will my scholarly look to Matt Mclnerny. You need it. Matt! I, Mlton Ries. bequeath my record of A ' s to the world famed Smith brothers. I, Thomas Lizzi. will my ability to say what I mean to Jerry Claeys. Yes, George . I, Ginny Mann, bequeath my athletic ability to Rosamond Seebirt. I, Margaret McCowan, will my quiet and demure manner to Roberta Wilson. I. Genevieve Milosierny, will my ability to win the teacher ' s confidence at first sight to Joe Eubanks. To Al Hans, do I, Maxine Piowaty, bequeath my private table and five chairs in the Arcadia. I, Margaret Gish, will my aristocratic nose and long tresses to Martha Hammerschmidt. I, Virginia Doran, will my love of sociology to anyone who must suffer as I did. Dot Hutchinson wills her perpetual grin to Miss Keller. Use Pepsodent, Miss Keller. To Helen Burnfelt, do I, Chuck Marbaugh, be- queath my tactful way of getting kicked out of library. I, Lyle Jenldns, will my pink slips to Jane Elliot. They make good book marks, Jane. I, Dick Cowling, will my ability to act silly at serious times to Bob Butzbach. I, Les Borough, bequeath my lovely hair to the lucky person who applies first. I, Thaddeus Zabick, will my love for sleeping in class to Dons Ward. We, Wardell Pomeroy and Francis Hopkins, will our corner of the library to Marge Fothergill and Stan Whitworth! My demureness in class do I, Ann Burke, bequeath to Peggy Reed. I. Thelma Sanner, bequeath my unusual coiffure to Sally Cox. Your hair will be long enough in a few months. I, Sylvia Steiner, will to Winnie Flood my mas- culine walk. Flat heeled oxfords help, Winnie! I, Ed Esch, bequeath to Effie Weissbrodt my dis- tinguished aloofness. I, Madeline Matfield, will my N. D. student to Jean Bartley. The Interlude 71 Visit Us in our New Location 130 North Michigan Street THE BOOK SHOP The FINE MEATS Served in the High School Cafeteria Come from Buehler Brothers Superior Laundry Co. ' Good Wor ( Prompt Service Courteous Treatment PHONE 3-8277 AH High School Students Meet and Eat at The Varsity Yum ' Burgs Brown ' Cows Honey- Bars One great place to eat 409 W. Colfax Tennis Racket Specials Regular 18.75 15.00 11.25 7.50 Special 9.90 8.40 6.90 4.90 TENNIS BALLS 35 — 45 — 50 We Restring Rac ets and Guarantee All Jobs {or 10 Days Special Values in Bathing Suits 52.90 3.90 4.90 5.50 Open Evenings recreation equipment co. the reco store Leaders in Sporting Goods 113 NORTH MAIN STREET It Pays To Play From the Mine to Your Home Smokeless and sootless. Dependable and safe. Longer Burning. Constant quality. Dan R. Lontz Coal Company 427 E. Colfax Ave. Phone 3-2115 Till Them Tou Saw It In The Interlude 72 The Interlude We Congratulate The Entire Class of 193 1 Peterson Printing Company Tell Them Tou Saw h In The Interlude I, Cate McColl, will Bob Frash to anyone who will take him off of my hands. To Betty Myers, do I, Madelyn Smith, bequeath my interest in L. F. A. and Howe. I, Donnabelle Parvis, will to Murray Hutchinson my dancing ability. It takes daily practice to retain it. To Jimmie Williamson, do I, Chuck Cottrell, grant my fetching haircut. The women love it, Sh-mmie. I, Pauline Juillerat, will my love for P. G. ' s to myself. Herbert Herzig wills his golden locks to Jimmy Steele. I, Frank Wiiczewski. bequeath my excellent game of golf to Knowles Smith. I, Chuck Eger, will a renewal of my five year lease on C. S. H. S. to Skinny Chris. To six Sophs do we, Dorothy Gebhardt, Ruth Gore, Loretta Hagman, Agnes Holt;, Kathryn Nave and Laurabelle Gustafson, will our prominence in Girl Reserves. I, Carlton Wood, bequeath my ability to carry five solids and pass them to Jack Leterman. To Dot Shaub, do I, Janet Jackson, will my ability to hit all the bumps in the street when driving my yellow Ford. I, Marsh Hewitt, bequeath myself to Ruth Bates. My ability to act, do I, Rae Hargrave, beaueath to Phyllis Kimball. I, Helen Magiera, will my queenly beauty to Pat Magiera, keeping it in the family. My ambition to become a follie star do I, Mane Skinner, bequeath to Mae Kelley. I, Paul Carnco, will my brief case to Bob Fisch- grund. My disdain for the masculine sex, I, Dons Kendall, bequeath to anyone who wants it. I, June Summersgill, bequeath my freckles to Rose Hermann. I, Stuart Tomber, bequeath my poetical incli- nations to Matty Field. I, Carlos de Ladero, bequeath my art of stalling young maidens, for which I am justly famous to Bruce Brown. To Clayton Jodon, do I, Fred Klein, bequeath my deep bass voice. My baby stare, do I, Eva Borden, will to Magda- lena Lensch. I, Ruth Egbert, bequeath my ability to act silly at serious times to Jeanette Shambleau. We, Fred Champaigne and Bob Gaylor. bequeath our places on the stage crew to two other of Mr. Bush ' s fnends. I, Muriel Levy, will my study hall in Miss Keller ' s room to her next favorite. To Barbara and June, do I, Ann Horspool. bequeath the family name and reputation in high school. My futile love for another, do I, Johnny Montgomery, will to Bud Mix. We, Theresa Mus;ik and Esther Naftzger. beaueath our constant companionship to Kathleen de Leury and Nellie Kaley. We, Marion Seuss, Patience Jones, and Geraldine Nadorf bequeath our enduring friendship through high school to Mary Louise Dolk, Jane Crockett and Mary Baker. I, Ros ' na Morra, bequeath my place on the Inter- lude staff to Maran Wagner. My eye lashes, do I, Joy Kinsey, will Esther Zoss. To Garnet Zuraval, do I, Gretchen Swick, give my blond beauty. I, Edna Olmstead, bequeath my seat in the The Interlude Smith ' s Cafeteria ' The Place That Ma es Ton Clad You ' re Hungry ' ' 1 1 1 East Jefferson Boulevard South Bend, Indiana WEBERS ARTIST MATERIALS REFLEX SHOW CARD COLORS GRUNBACKER BRUSHES CARDBOARD FOR SHOW CARD SIGNS. The Hargrave Paint 6? Varnish Co. Distributors of The R. F. Johnston Paint Compan ' s Products 1 12 Western Ave. Phone 2-5408 What is your Hobby? Ours is most interesting. Forever Introducing, The J eiul iEUaiunrttjH Everything to Build Anything Now is the time to Order Com- bination Doors and Storm Sash Our stocks include the best in Lumbering, Millwork, Doors, Roof- ing, Sash, Building Materia! Let Us Supply The Lumber for That 7 _ew Home City Lumber Co. 227 W. Broadway Phone 3-3124 OFFICERS F. E. MacDonald, President C. H. Jackson. Secreta-y GOING TO THE DOGS Try The MAIN CONEY ISLAND We are Originators — not Imitators 118 South Main Street Across from the Court House Tell Them Ton Sju ' !t In The Inl, 74 The Interlude WYMAN ' S To Camp In Th ese New Togs Wyman ' s new camp togs for this year are smarter than ever — and cost less. Come down and stock up on shorts, shirts, middies, gob pants, and swim- ming togs. (Sizes to 18 years). Blue Jean pleated shorts, $1.25 Blue Flannel shorts, $2.95 Sleeveless Middies, $1. Others $1.50 Combination shirt, middie shirt with teddie attached, SI. 2 5 White Gob Pants, $1.25. Others $1.95 Jersey Swim Suits Jp3.95 New! Smart trunk and shirt style. Never so low priced. 3.95 New one-piece all wool suits, $2.95 Wyman ' s is headquarters for Camp Clothes Tell Them You Saw It In The Interlude auditorium among the football players to Nellie Thornton. My permanent, do I, Violet Snyder, bequeath to Helen Cramer. I, Richard Strebinger, bequeath my corodoroys and suede jacket to Dan Hilliard. They ' re most comfortable to wear in school! I, (Catherine Crumpacker, bequeath my ability as a piccolo player to Glen Richardson. My boyish bob, do I, Irene Swem, will to Peggy Sennett. I, Leonard Radecki. bequeath my artist ' s hand to Paul Novak. To Irving Linderman, do I, John Toth, bequeath my place on the wrestling team. I, Lyle Tuttle, will my ability to get along without the opposite sex to Dick Frill. My silence in class, do I, Charles Bode, bequeath to Chuck Talbert. My serious train of thought, do I, Dale Lindsey, bequeath to Harry Carey. Use it in leading yells, Harry and we ' ll have Ye high school spirite yet! I, Sydney Weiss, bequeath my Apollo-like ways and collegiate haircut to Roland Obenchain. My valuable shyness, do I, Emil Pertics, bequeath to Telmo de Landero. I. Barbara Hartman, will my good looking clothes and the knack of wearing them to Helen Jane Mc- Michael. My timidity and becoming blush, do I, Marguerite Reed, bequeath to Cookie Coen. To future students of the Commercial Department, do I, Kathryn Brygider, will my ability and ac- complishments. I. Virginia Sparling, bequeath my hairdressing ability to Rose Zoss. I, Ethelyne Hall, bequeath my manner of speak- ing to people to Sally Cox. I, Irene Komasinski, will my unsophisticated beauty to some other devotee of Princess Pat. To some Soph. Art Student do I, Frances De Vries, will my place in Troctie ' s Classes. My ability to know all city, county and state officers, do I, Lucille Voorde, bequeath to some daughter of a town official. It helps in Civics. I, Anna Baughman, bequeath my extra-ordinary drag with M-ss Montgomery to Mary Wilhite. To Gertrude Frank, do I, Sophia Rapela, will my desire to talk about my operation. I, Alice Ray, will my many and varied Bobbie pins to Jane Elliott. My peaches and cream complexion, do I, Essie Renck, bequeath to Helen Chumas. I, Nina Solloway, bequeath my seat in Room 321 to an incoming Soph. You will find the room light and airy, an unusual feature in the building. I, Mae Sossoman, bequeath my superior intellect and reserve to Helen Jane Michael. I, Ethel Thomas, bequeath my special privilege of being late to advisory penodsto Helen Bloomfield. I, Margaret Pinter, bequeath my charming and gracious manner to Margaret Poehman. My helpful spirit and pleasing personality do I, Dons Kunce, bequeath to Mary Wagner. Treasure them well, Mary, they help in class. I, Lucille Gaines, bequeath my oratorical ability to Nathan Boorda. Good luck, Nate. My superior knowledge of all problems of life, do I, Harriet Byers, bequeath to Chuck Rppe. I, Elton Jones, will my fondness for redting Spanish poetry to Joe Van Ness. My ways of capturing the fair sex, do I, Robert James Smith, bequeath to Bill Rasmussen. We, the class of nineteen hundred and The Interlude 75 Vitus Jones Roland Obenchain Paul Butler George Beamer 302-810 Odd Fellows Building When in need of Pure Drugs and sick-Room supplies Thin); of The Reliance Pharmacy Prescriptions our Specialty Agents jor GunthcTj and Whitman Cindy Lloyd E. Greenan Insurance 433 Associates Building Telephone 3-7185 St. Joseph Building Loan Association 135 So. Main St.— Associates Bldg. McInerny, McInerny e-? huguenard 216 South La Fayerte Telephone 3-1366 Austin cr Shambleau Architects and Engineers Building if Loan Tower KLINGEL Shoes for Men $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 Around on Main Street Next to Oliver Theatre Black Kat Sandwich Shop 201-3 E. Jefferson Blvd., South Bend, Ind. S CUPS ANDWICHES ALADS L ' NDAES ODAS REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. ]a e, the Hamburger Specialist Phone 3-0710 L M. Truex Confectionery Lunch — Ice Cream — Candy Refresh yourself at our fountain Phone 3-074: 1521 Portage Ave. O ' BRIEN ' S Varnishes, Paints, Enamels, Lacquers America ' s Finest Finishes O ' BRIEN VARNISH CO. South Bend, Indiana MAX ADLER COMPANY The Big Store on the Corner Where all the fellows li e to trade. Michigan at Washington Tell Them Tou Saw It In The Interlude 76 The Interlude The Trust Companies Are Back of School Thrift and appreciate the hearty support of students °g CITIZENS TRUST cr SAVINGS BANK AMERICAN TRUST CO. ST. JOSEPH LOAN cr TRUST CO. UNION TRUST CO. INDIANA TRUST CO. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA thirty-one, do declare this to be our last will and testament. Signed, sealed and declared and published by the aforesaid class of 31 in the presence of witnesses on the seventh of June nineteen hundred and thirty-one. Signed: Jean Bennett, chairman, Mary June Hast- ings, Robert Frash, Lester Borough, Eleanor Peden, Trenton Murphy, Dick Gardner, Bernice Koehler, Muriel Levy, Marshall Hewitt. President ' s Farewell Address B Guy McMichael We are approaching the culmination of three years of interesting and profitable training in our lives. When we part tonight, let us carry with us into whatever walk of life we may enter, the happy memories of those three short years. Let us continue in the fine, wholesome, spirit which we have created within the halls of our Alma Mater. As a class, we have reached high pinnacles of success chiefly through unselfishness co- operation, ambitious activities, and the foster- ing of high ideals, May we continue to build on this firm foundation through the coming years. It has been an honor and a privilege to be president of such a loyal and successful class and I trust it may be said that my dunes have been performed satisfactorily. In behalf of the class, I wish to express gratitude to those who have made graduation possible. Our principal and teachers have im- ported to us, not only book knowledge, but also the essentials of true manhood and woman- hood. Our parents have planned and sacrificed that we might attain the goal that we have reached tonight. We can express our true appreciation to them, not merely by words, but by the character and success of the lives we lead in the years to come. To me it seems that there never has or never will be another class such as ours and I know that in graduating from such a respected and honored institution as we do, we shall always regard its name as a sacred thing. In the years to come, we cannot hope for the wide and easy path that we have trod during our high school days for we are on the bottom rung of a tall ladder and the steps are far be- tween. Let us not look down but ever upward. I regret the sorrow of our parting and I can- not force myself to say goodbye, for the close- ness of our friendship still persists. Though our many happy hours are drawing to a close, I cannot say farewell but rather — until we meet asain. Tell Them Tou Saw It In The Interlude The Interlude 77 Sam ' l Spiro Co. 119-121 South Michigan Street For the stylish and dependable new clothes and haberdashery the Hi fellows always see . Post Lunch STEAKS, CHOPS, SANDWICHES HAMBURGERS French Fried Potatoes With Every Meal Phone 5-0716 219 S. Main St. South Bend, Ind. FURS OF QUALITY Moderately Priced Q tpmC iatts 230 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET Reliable {or 31 years Fresh Roasted Coffee Roasted and Salted Peanuts ] [ut Products better Peanut gutter ytade While l ou Itiii THE COFFEE RANCH 133 North Michigan Street M. Dunbar Old Books, Rare Books, Prints 760 Oliver Bldg. Telephone 3-2865 South Bend, Indiana Special Service of finding a loaned or lost boof s or obtaining the one you ' ve long wanted. 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