Chicago Vocational High School - Technician Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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You have had some successes and some experiences which were not so satisfying. You have made some friends, and now you can see where you failed to make some people more friendly toward you. It is now evident to you that upon looking back, things appear much different than when looking ahead. We are told by older folk that each year seems to be shorter. If we can accept this, and the swiftness with which your high school years have passed, perhaps it would be well ta, give serious thought to the future. Let us plan for the future as we plan an extended trip. We get r-an of the countryside to be eras 1 md we note the destina- riox.g :l-:P 've decide upon the 1.-ug ,. As we proceed with the trip, we may meet various obstacles which cause detours. However, the direction has been determined, and the destination set, so that progress continues. If we were to start without plans,'. there would be no way of determining whether we were progressing in the right direction or when we had arrived. Much reference has been made in poetic writing of life as a journey. So your life will pass as a journey. Have you set a goal? Do you know in which direction you should start to attain that goal? It might be well to re- member that the time will pass as your high school years have passed. The four years at C.V.S. have given you training which makes it possible for you to plan for and to live a most satisfying life. It is my sincere hope that each of you will use that training to attain a happy and successful life. CLAUDE H. EWING To My Son I will 1l0t say to you, This is the Wayg walk in it. For I do not know your way or where the Spirit may call youg It may be to paths I have never trod or ships on the sea leading to unimagined lands afar, Or haply, to a star! Or yet again Through clark and perilous places racked with pain and full of fear Your road may lead you far from me or near - I cannot guess or guide, but only stand aside. Just this I'll say: I know for very truth there is a way for each to walk, a right for each to choose, a truth to use. And though you wander far, your soul will know that true path when you find it. Therefore, go! I will fear nothing for you Clay or night! I will not grieve at all because your light is called by some new nameg Truth is the same! It matters nothing to call it star or sun - All light is one. ANONYMOUS The administrative staff and faculty of the Chicago Vocational School are keenly aware of the tremendous challenge which leadership in any field imposes. We have undertaken with unbounded enthusi- asm, the inspiring task of guiding what is destined to be the finest vocational school in the world. Our leadership has been greatly facilitated by a superb plant, matchless equipment, and an unrivaled faculty. To these unusual advantages we unhesitatingly add the privilege and honor of being identified with 'one of the world's foremost industrial areas and associ- ated with its public spirited leaders in every field of human endeavor. In a very appropriate sense the Chicago Voca- tional School is the immensely satisfying realization of a truly great objective by local citizens and lead- ers in commerce, industry, education, and civic af- fairs. These far-sighted Chicagoans recognized the need for a technical training institution of fabulous proportions capable of supplying the ever-increasing necessity for skilled craftsmen in many fields. They took their problem to the Board of Education, which authorized a study of the best features of the finest technical schools in the country for the purpose of planning and constructing a school which would an- swer the need and embody the most advanced ideas. Our Chicago Vocational School is the impressive proof of their vision, wisdom, and good citizenship. From the moment of its auspicious opening, through the arduous war years to the bright and happy present, the Chicago Vocational School has en- joyed the most pleasant associations with all the people of the community and its many famous and successful businesses. Community leaders represent- ing civic, fraternal, labor or industrial organizations have always been received at C.V.S. with the cordial- ity and respect their leadership and their people merit. The school is justly proud of its flawless repu- tation for ready, willing, and able assistance and co- operation in all worthy community projects. Its brief but distinguished history affords startling proof that it is indeed a school of the people, by the people, and for the people. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Wfisconsin Steel Division We of XVisconsin Steel NVorks, International Harvester Company, are most appreciative of the splendid cooperation demonstrated by the faculty of the Chicago Vocational High School in connection with our Employee-Apprem tice and Off-Hours educational program. R. A. LINDGRIZN Gemfral Szlpcri-zzfeznlmlf ROBERT E. L. BROOKS Incorporated As one of the original sponsors of the Chicago Voca- tional School during my term as president of the South Chicago Chamber of Commerce, it has been my pleasure to see this live and progressive institution develop, under the able guidance of its directors and teaching staff, into one of the most vital educational factors in the young people's lives in our community. Before final approval was given on the plans of this institution, a group of industrial and civic leaders from Southeastern Chicago, together with members of the staff of the architectural, legal, and educational departments of the Chicago Board of Education, toured a number of cities inspecting vocational schools. Many fine suggestions were received, and most of them were included in the final plans of the building program. In my humble opinion as a layman, we have one of the finest vocational schools in America. FRANK M. STANLEY Pl'l'SilIUlIli THE DAILY CALUMET We of this district, who waged a strenuous campaign for establishing the Chicago Vocational School in this region, feel that its outstanding service and achievement thus far compensated for all of our efforts. I am keenly enthusiastic over its educational contribution and extreme value to our community, its pre-eminence in our city, and the distinctive role it plays, educatively, in national institutions. Joi-iN HANBERG Managing Editor 7 V I 4 -zifni? .Av The school reflects the ideals of its community. A school conceived and established to meet needs must enhance the value of the community socially as well as in terms of real and personal property if it be successful. HEROLD C. HUNT Gc'11f'ra1 S1llI6'l'iIlfl?lIt1l'7If of Schools The program of education for youth in a democracy is not complete without vocational training. One of the first steps in the attainment of good citizenship is the abil- ity to enter gainful employment. I-IOBART H. SOMMERS Assistant Supe1'in1fcmlcn1f in charge of Vocational Eclucniion SOUTH CHICAGO Chamber of Commerce A number of our members were active in planning and supporting the project of erecting a large and com- prehensive vocational school which was completed just prior to the war. Authcntically described as the most complete and best equipped institution of its kind, and also because of the industrial background of our community, Chicago Voca- tional School will continue to be one of the major centers of interest and support to the members of our organization. We look upon this institution with the civic pride of an achievement. Best wishes for continued success to the faculty and the students of Chicago Vocational School. DR. T. E. URBANEK Prexirleizt FORMER ALDERMAN AND FEDERAL CONGRESSMAN Wlmen it was originally proposed to build a vocational high school in Chicago, the southeastern sector of the city immediately recognized the importance of such an insti- tution within its own great industrial area. Civic leaders, industrial officials, as well as officials of union labor and the public joined in a campaign to have the school erected adjacent to, what is perhaps, the greatest industrial part of Chicago. During the war the school was an 'invaluable aid to the Federal Government in training men for the Navy. Since its restoration to the Board of Education, it has done a tremendous service. In my approximate twenty-five years of public career, no effort has given me greater pride than the humble part I was permitted to play in the successful endeavor to have this high school located in the center of our great American workshop known as: South Chicago-Calumet . My very best wishes for the continued success of the Chicago Vocational School and my congratulations to those who have so splcndidly performed the successful pioneer service. W. A. ROWAN CITY COUNCIL City of Chicago '-is Regarding Chicago Vocational School, which is one of the best of its kind in the world, I want to say that it has done much for the industry located in Southeast Chicago, in supplying capable, skilled, and well trained technicians. The need of a vocational school in this community has been felt for many years. Employers are happy to hire well qualified help in any line of endeavor, and I, as a representative of the people living in this community, want to convey to you my sincere thanks for the splendid job you are doing. V. PACINI Aldcrmrm 10flz Warrl J' g VH-' l The casual visitor to this edihce is slightly stricken with awe by what the 22 acre tract contains. The Efty-four shops, sixty-four classrooms, eighteen drafting rooms, and six gyms are sufficient for his confusion without mention of the airplane hangar, the auditorium, the natatorium, the lunchroom, and the ample office space. Can you imagine washing 36,553 panes of glass -all in outside windows? The lineal measurement of the corridors equals the length of the Golden Gate, Bridge plus the lceight of the Empire State Building. W-e n11V3!l,l mentioned the Club room, bakery, and rifle rang- which are in the basement. 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'-If' 1' 1' '35 , ., '1.,y'7,- 15 . ',,A.' 7,.'j- , ,. . 'zz' 25,11 Il? , CLASS OF PAUL R. MOOIKE Matlacmafics Sponsor The members of the class of January 1949 spent their first year of study at some other high school. They entered Chicago Vocational School as sophomores when the school was located at 80th Street and Nor- mal in its temporary, wartime quarters. Witli the exodus of the United States Navy, the class moved into our beautiful permanent quarters Where they finished their junior and senior years. Some of them have gone on to higher institutions of learning. Many have been placed in industry. The staff offers them congratulations and every Wish for success in their chosen fields. 6 Presidezzl Vuc Prcmlenl HENRY PASKIEXVICZ CHARLES KOMPARL Electricity, Baseball QCap- Pattern Making Student Q ,ff tainj, Basketball fCo-Cap- Council 7' .X tainj, Herald American All Star Baseball. ff Sec'relm'y Tvcamrzr X7 HARRY BOEKELOO WARREN BAKER Machine Shop, Honor Society Pattern Making Fqqtball fllresidentj , Student Council. dflllfll' lg VOCATIO TR ININ Many questions are asked the graduates, the faculty mem- bers, and the administrators of this educational institution. Among them are: XVhat is the difference between a vocational tv high school and a regular high school? ls a vocational high school the same as a technical high school? Is a vo- as cational high school a prep school? Perhaps it is incumbent upon us to attempt an answer to some of these questions. The regular high school is a preparatory school in the sense that its curriculum is set up to prepare its graduates for further study in an institution of higher education, namely, the colleges and universities. In these schools one finds a hard and fast course of study leading toward the arts, sciences, and professional studies, with a minimum of time spent in the technical fields. The technical high school provides an enriched curriculum for technical fields but still adheres to the courses prescribed for preparation for further training at a higher level. The vocational high school is perhaps the greatest prep school of them all. It aims to prepare its graduates for a vocational niche into which they can fit and successfully compete for a livelihood without higher formal training. The greatly en- riched curriculum, the lengthened day, the latest possible in- dustrial and plant equipment, the highly specialized and well trained staff, are all part of the plan to offer greater oppor- tunity for the student to experiment, find his niche, and be guided to an industrial organization where he can compete with his fellow citizens with great hope of economic success. Should the student decide that he wants to continue in his chosen field at a higher educational level, the flexibility of the vocational curriculum provides suilicient elective subjects to prepare him for college. CLARI-,Ncu Puri-'tau Al'V'l1ll zlzlfirs NVAITFR Novak M in-lzi,-11' S110 jr Top Row, left lo right: RALPH ALBRECI-IT Aeronautics, Honor Society. RICIiARD ANDERSON Machine Drafting. GEORGE ARGERAKOS Automotive. EDXVARD ASAUSRA Automotive. JOE BALAZS Machine Drafting, Hall Guard, Student Council, Frosh-Soph Football. WILLIAM BARTZ Automotive. Mirlrlle Row, left fo right: WILLIAM BEITLER Aeronautics. HENRY BENEDICTUS Machine Drafting, Basketball, Hall Guard, Rollers, Student Council. JAMES BERANEK Automotive, Baseball, Wrestling. GEORGE BOGATI-IY Automotive, Hall Guard, Rollers RICHARD BOLT Electricity, Intramural Basketball. DONALD BRANDT Machine, Wfrestling. Bottom Row, left to right: JOHN BRANIGAN Aeronautics, Hall Guard. ELSWARD BURCH Aeronautics, Hall Guard. JACK BYERLY Automotive, Bowling League. CARL CIMAROLI Printing. SILVIO COSENTINO Retail Merchandising. RONALD CRACHY Aeronautics, Rollers. DONALD DE SLovER Electronics, Wrestling, Stage Crew. GLENN DE VRIES Architectural Drafting. EDWARD Dntos Cabinet Making, Hall Guard, Baseball. JOSEPH DONIINICK Machine, Wrestling. TED DUGAN Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard. LEE FIEEFER Electronics, Stage Crew, Rollers, Glee Club, President of Rollers. WILLIAM FINLON Electricity, Wrestling. EDXVARD FLEMING Retail Merchandising, Football, Hall Guard, Student Council. JAMES GALLAGHER Electricity. DANIEL GOLOVACH Electronics, Lunch Guard, Hall Gunr-' Stage Crew, Civic Letter. WILLIAM GORDON Electricity. RICI-IARD GRANT , Architectural Drafting, Football, Boxing, Hall Guard, Trademaster Staff, Student Council. ROGER GREGERSON Aeronautics, Student Council. VICTOR GREGORIN Machine, Honor Society, Student Council, Glee Club. ' WILLIAM GREINIAN Automotive, Wrestling. FLAURIO GRIGOLETTI Architectural Drafting,'Hall Guard, Stu- dent Council. DoN GYLLSTROM Aeronautics. PAUL HARTMAN Electronics, Swimming, Stage Crew. JAY HOENDERVOOGT Architectural Drawing, Football, XVres- tling, Hall Guard, Student Council, ROBERT JESSEN Architectural Drafting, Basketball, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Baseball, Student Council, Library Assistant, Bowling, Of- fice Guard. GILBERT JOHNSON Pattern Making, Boxing, Wrestling, Golf. PAUL JONES Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard. CHARLES KANE Aeronautics, Basketball. CLARENCE Koi-is Retail Merchandising, Glee Club. DONALD KRIST Electronics. RICHARD LINDBERG Machine, Hall Guard, Trademaster Staff. FREDERICK LIVA Machine, Student Council. JOHN MAHER Cabinet Making, Wrestling. GEORGE MAHONEY Printing, Trademaster News, Rollers, Technician Staff. ROBERT AMATHEWSON Machine, Hall Guard, Trademaster Staff, Student Council, Valedictorian, Civic Awards. ERNEST MAZURKIEXVICZ Machine. BEN MIGLIrXCCIO Retail Merchandising, Lunch Guard, Cheer Leader: Hall Guard, Rollers, Stu- dent Council, Glee Club, Civic Award. RONALD NELSON Honor Society, Wrestling, Hall Guard, C.V.S. Rollcig EDWARD MIKSICH Electricity, In: famural Basketball. IRAY NOLAN Printing, Boxing. estling, Hall Guard, Baseball, Student C ncil. Jorm O'BRrEN Aeronautics, Hall Guard, Golf. Top Row, left lo right: RAYMOND Ovnmci-1 Automotive, I-Inll Guard, Bowling. WALTER PAKOXVSKI Automotive. PETER PELQ Machine, Rollers, Glec Club, Wrestling. DON PERKINS Retail Merchandising. R0lSl?R'Y PETERSON Machine, Wfrestling. GEORGE PODLECKI Machine, Football. Mffldle Row, left lo rigbi: CARL POSRONKA Automotive. DONALD POST Architectural Drafting, Wrestling, Hall Guard, Tradcmaster Staff, Student Coun- cil. ROBERT SULSKI Retail Merchandising. RALPH TANIS Aeronautics, Baseball. LEO TIMONEN Electricity. GEOIKGE TISZA Automotive. Bofiom Row, left to -right: JOHN TSOKATOS Electronics, Honor Society, Stage Crew THOMAS VAN NESS r Automotive, Hall Guard, Rollcrs. PETER ZEBROXVSKI Aeronautics. l HALL OF FAME In any large organization there are heroes, sung and unsung. Perhaps it is the brain that brings the fame, again it might be the brawng ustally it is that fortunate combination of both qualities. Any organix zation is as successful as the individuals of which it is composed may make it, and the strong must always carry the weak. The youngsters pictt.-ed alongside may or may not appear in tris Volume many times, but each, in his owi. way, has done a great deal for C.V.S. and we hope the excellent effort will continue through life. Other heroes exist in our midstg we have tried to pick eight representatives of brain and brawn whose tireless efforts have urged us to say, Thanks, kids! Bon ALGARIN must use those things in the left paw when the paw isn't pinning 95 poundcrs. AI. BUNDY is amazed at MR. -IUs'r,s rise on the Technimeter, competing with his own senior division, Al will write a speech about it. CARL CAMERA caught LOOPINJ LENNY with a book right side upg Bruno is probably reading about how to make 400 points in one season-check his grades folks! GEORGE JENNINGS is getting his props for the current editorial urge - where to, George, football, baseball, swim- ming, basketball, or are you going home? MR. SCI-INVANTES, who was crowned recently demurreci a, bit, but he looked pretty snappy at the prom with a local lovely. HERB 'KSNOXVFLAKEH lViARTINEZ is now trying to ioin the G.,'i.A. and xhe Advisory Council, be has done a great job with most of the other organizations. It,s unfortunate it doesn't snow guys like these! Abbott and Costello surround Lillian and Bob in Holly- wood ancl grins all arourad make the keen teens sparkle. f ,,..-L L? 1? Y-Q, i Q? -M4+. ll X 1 i AJ ,ir i, Kr Sr ST' fs dminisfraholfz It is interesting to look back upon the history of that typically American institution, namely: free, taX-sup- ported, compulsory education for all. We see in the dis- tance thc little one room schoolhouse where the teacher was the only guiding hand. As We think of the many important duties that confronted this individual, we are led to wonder just how much time he or she had to devote to imparting knowledge to students. Registration of stu- dents, the making of student programs, the recording and enforcement of attendance, adjustment of students and parent conference, coordination of curricula, and student placement in industry are all integral parts of the school. A corps of specialists handles this work today, thus taking it from the classroom that the teacher may devote his time to instruction. The success of any modern institution lies in its inter-departmental coordination and hence in the suc- cess of its administrators. 'W CHARLLS R. MITCHELL Assistant Dirvrlor FRANCIS FLYNN S110 11 S1Lj1v1'i11ff'l1u'011i LOUIS T. Coors, Azfjusfmcuf C0'IL'lF!'IIOI FRANCIS DAILY Afff'11!IIl17CC' EDWARD KIMPTON Sturlfflz If Pro g rum JAMES SHINE Adi1lSf'l72C7lf ISADORE PENN Regiii'-rar FRANCIS SHIEA Plncvmcvzt Counsellor GLADYS FALAHEY Dawn of Girls ' i 5. A great deal of pulchrirude rules in our oiiiceg efficiency is a necessity and could you answer 10,000 questions via phone and counter and still smile? These gals seem to make it xx daily diet with Mary Mooney at the helm. Miriam is secretary to the boss man and Virginia does that stuff for the Shop Superin- tendent. We understand she can sing too! The soignee Rosemary can and does dance like nobody's business and bids us good night - Maryhclen fights the statistical records, bu: well! ain We J is MIRIAM JUNG VIRGINIA HON.AN ROSEMARY KATZMARK NIARY1-IEL'iN RYAN MAR 'J MOONEY ,J we Mfabbn Some of the lads are attempting a major operation on a PT-17. HOLM, standing, wrench in hand, ROWAN lying down on the job, jAcoBs12N analyzing a wing, and GREGORSEN testing cables. CAROL CHANDLER fpretty cute in a black swim-suitj and Z1 runner-up for Miss TECHNICIAN doubles as seamstress while helping DORIS WANDLAND with her wedding gown, fincidentally, the bells have rung.j JOE PI-IOTOG nabs miraculous action shot of LERQY HAIKBISON dreaming up a Zoological garden. Delving into the problems of molecular phenomena are ALEX C12sARo, IKAY D1Novo, and CONRAD MAJESRI - PROFESSOR HACliET'f kibitzing. These pioneers of plastics precious are assiduously producing articles of beauty and perfection. GEORGE SMITH is making an injection, CARTOPASSI must be doing something, SCHRAMEK mixes plastics and elec- tricity, while HINZ admires an artistic gimmick. it k ,A .LK ,,Vq,3-.,-.aiu W 4 KN 1 ss r 4 x , N . ivy A-' W kfxi QF 353 123545-' M 'sxw 4 i H, 1 ss W . b gl 'I .. - Aw. fy A fl , .' .J V . er' H .sf -g..- K3 V M ,:f.4f,g- .if , . '2'-1 - 1 , 'gp L I 2612.2 E ' N : Q ' W. H , Q gg ,Q ' as S 145 3 M 1 17-mf ' I sim ! w Q- -5. ' MQ-R X 'Eel - af- NWS Q, ' lvl' ' 7':! Ng'-Q-N mf- . , . D gk ii Y --I -. -qv- Q get N. N..- a gn QA wmv was slam :A 1 1 my ,- Q ,df GLASS OF MEMORIES Yes, We'll have many of them in the future when we look over this 1949 TECH- NICIAN and think of the good times We had in high school. Memories of the old C.V.S. Remember that old building at 80th and Normal? Remember the day We moved into the Palace? Since that time, there seems to be a better school spirit circulating among the students and the teachers. Such a spirit in any school gives everyone a fav- orable outlook on the opportunities that await him ir iater years outside school. This last year' has held many memories for us seniors. Remember our Junior Prom, and how our wrestling team took the city cham- pionship? Remember how our basketball juniors lost the city title by one point? Re- member the day we got our beanies',? We were proud then. Yes, our four years had many things packed into them, and when we look over this book, there is but one thing to say - Thanks for the memories! ROBERT PLYS, '49 UH? 1949 Prcfsidwzt JAMES MACFARLANE Electricity, Student Council, Honor Society, Leaders, Glee Club, Rollers, Guide Service, Dance Club. Secrc'lary RICHARD A. FURTEK Architectural Drafting, Stu- dent Council, Dance Club, Hall Guard. Class Sponsor JOHN TURLEY Mathematics. Vice-Pwsizlent Tom MANOS Machine Drafting, Student Council, Trademaster, Lead- ers, Glee Club, Rollers, Civic Letter and Pin. Treasurer ROBERT PLYS Architectural Drafting, Stu- dent Council, Leaders, Office Aids, Civic Letter, Technician Staff. f Ag- sr N Q03 l JANIES ALLEMAN Aufomofive ORVILLE CLARK Drafting PFHONIAS COE Mafbemaiics EDXVARD J. CONNOR Electronics I en i or ilfz' ion at W5 MA1mUE1u'rE R. WA'l'SON English CURTIS A. HUNTEIK Cabinet Making FIUYNK KNIGI-I'1' Playsical Ell1ll'I1fl01l fC0O7'lliIltlfIJl'J LESLIE MOYNIPIAN Gas Wfvlrling GEORGE STEPHENS Slwvf M vial MILA VODICKA Choral Music f'vx'M..u- ANTHONY V. ADDUCCI Automotive, Student Council, Football Wrestling. LESLIE ANDERSON Machine, Honor Society, Hall Guard Leaders, Intramural Basketball, Trade: master Staff. REINHOLD ANDERSON Printing, Hall Guard, Trademaster Staff. ROBERT ANDERSON Automotive, Hall Guard, Trademaster Staff, Oiiice Aids, Leaders, C.V.S. Rollers, Student Council. XVILLIAM B. ANDERSON Architectural Drafting. WILLIAM H. ANDERSON Sheet Metal, Hall Guard, Intramural Base- ball. ZYGMONT ANDRZEJAK Aeronautics, Hall Guard, Leaders, Student Council, C.A.P. CAROL AUGUSTYNOWICZ Printing, Hall Guard, Intramural Basket- ball. GEORGE BALIBERGER Automotive, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Hall Guard. EUGENE BAJENSKI - .Maehine, Glee Club, Trademaster, Intra- - murul..Baseball and Basketball. GEORGE BANSER Machine Drafting, Student Council, Intra- mural Basketball, Hall Guard. FRED BARKEB 4 Cabinet Making. IOHN J. Bi-.Rnjgf fKer'oBEtics, Wresthng, C.V.S. Rollers, BOwling,iHall Guard, Lunch Guard, In- ' tramural Baseball. ARTHU R4 BAUER Aeronautics. l'lA.RVE'Y BAXTER Machine, Trademaster. 1.f'f.,O.NARD BEDNARCZYK Aurmnotive, Golf, Hall Guard, Swim- ming. ' , , L ws BEEIJLSLIBRBOER Printing, Hall Guard, Oiiice Aids, C.V.S. Rollers. if-.-:nf BECKER Automotive, C.V.S. Rollers, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball and Basketball. 'lSsIQ.1-IARD COP.ELA'Q'D,i Automotive. 1 T012 Row, left to rigbi: EDMON BROHOLM PEN, BENSEN Plastics, Hall Guard. Automotive, Hall Guard, Intramural ALEX BRUCKNER Baseball- Automotive, Hall Guard, Wrestling, In EUGENE Buaoaxuaxvxcz tramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball Machine, Intramural Baseball. RONALD BROUILLETTE JOHN Bl.RMING7'UfM Machine, Golf, Honor Society, Ice Skat- Cnbmef Making- ing, Trademaster. TED BOGUSLAWSKI , Printing, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Boffom Row' left to Hgbt: Basketball, Hall Guard. JOHN BUCHNAT FRED A. BOND Automotive, Hall Guard. Electronics, Student Council, Stage Crew, CHESTER BUKOXVICZ' Hall Guard, 05300 Aids, LibffU'Y- Machine, Football, Student Council. I'IAliOLD A. BOND P - - B 4 Electronics, NVrt-stling, Leaders, Football. FTER URBULIS Minvfm. R0w,1f.!r! to Tight: Leaders, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Office Aid. RICHARD BONTA Sheet Metal, W1'estling, Trademaster Staff, ROGER BUTTS Football, Hall Guard' Printing, Hall Guard, Leaders, Trade- Gnovisa F. BRANSON master' , Cabinet Making, Student Council, Wres- DONALD A. CALDXVELL tling, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Machine Drafting, Hall Guard, Honor So- Intramural Basketball. ciety. BARCLAY BRANTING1-IAM XVILLIAM CoNDoN Plastics, I-Ionor Society, Student Council, Plastics, Intramural Basketball and Base- Rollers, Library, Trademaster Staff. ball, Cheer Leader, Rollers, Camera club. Rxci-Dino HUHRA, Automotive l Architectural Drafting, Honor Society, Top Row, left to right: BOB CLEMENS WAYNE CARLSON Machine Drafting. Retail Merchandising, Glee Club. SEYMOUR COHEN TOM CARTER Retail Merchandising, Rollers. Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard, Stage JIM CONLEY Crew, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball. Electronics, Football, Wrestling, Student Council, Trademaster, Office Aids, Hall CHARLES CASTRIOLA Guard, Intramural Basketball and Baseball. Automotive, Hall Guard, Rollers, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball. JAMES CORNWELL ROBERT CHADFIELD Cabinet Making, Hall Guard. Plastics, Leaders, Football, Intramural Bas- ketball. ROBERT CHANEY Electronics. Bofiom Row, left to right: BRADLEY COWSER Automotive. HERMAN D. CRESS JAMES CHERNICH Machine, Hall Guard. Aeronautics, Honor Society, Student Council, Wrestling, Trademaster, Bowling, FRANK CSERVENYAK H U G I d, R ll . Architectural Drafting, Intramural Bas- a W 0 ers ketball and Baseball. Middle Row, left to right: THOMAS CULLEN DONALD CHORLEY EleCf1'lClfY- Electricity, Hall Guard. MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM ARNOLD CHRISTIANSON Plastics, Office Aids, Student Council, Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard, Tmdemaster' Lunch Guard, Stage Crew, Intramural ROBER'f CZAJKOWSKI Baseball and Basketball, Dance Club. Electronics, Stage Crew. BRUCE JARARD, Architectural Drafting, Junior Basketball. JACK DAHL Cabinet Making. ROBERT DAVIS Aeronautics. KENNETH DEIML Machine Drafting, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Rollers. RAUL DELMURO Electricity, Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Technician, Football. NICHOLAS DELUCA Plastics, Honor Society, Library, Baseball, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket- ball. WILLIAM DELL Automotive. VVILLIAM DIANA Aeronautics, Football, Wrestling, Intra- mural Basketball, Baseball, and Wrestling. JOSEPH DONIBRONVSKI Cabinet Making, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard. JAMES DOYLE Plastics, Hall Guard, Stage Crew, Rollers, Intramural Baseball, Basketball. PETER DOYLE Retail Merchandising, Hall Guard, 'iX7res- tling. STANLEY DWYER Electricity, Student Council, Library, Rollers, Football, Intramural Baseball .md Basketball. . ' JOSEPH ECKENSTEIN Electricity. XVALTER EDXVARDS Automotive, Hall Guard. JULIUS FANTOZZI Automotive, Baseball, Intramural ' -slut- ball and Baseball. JEROME FEINBERG Retail Merchandising, Hall Guard, YE Guard, Color Guard, C.A.P. GEORGE FESKE Commercial Art, Baseball, Library. JAMES FLEIMING Architectural Drafting, Basketball, Iillll Guard, Ice Skating. , JOHN FLISIAK Retail Merchandising, Hallwliuaro. Il' : 1' ' Society, Swimming, Intramural bv-fl',rIl.. Intramural Basketball. RICPIARD MAI.CIC, Architecaural Drafting. JAIVIES FOLEY Cabinet Making. REGIS FORAN Architectural Drafting. HAROLD FRANZEN Machine, Trademaster Staff, Hall Guard. LARRY FULFORD Cabinet Making, Student Council, Hall Guard. JOHN GAGE Electronics, Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Trademaster Staif. ARNOLD GARDNER Aeronautics, Intramural Bowling. RICHARD GAVEL Cabinet Making, Student Council, Lead- ers, Office Aids, Library, Hall Guard, Trademaster. MIKE GBUR Automotive, Leaders, Hall Guard. MARVIN GEIGER Machine, Ofhce Aids, Hall Guard, Rollers, Football, Swimming. YFILLIAM GENDUSA Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard, Foot- I-all. 'QJIIUR GEORGE Aeronautics, Student Council, Hall Guard Ice Skating. 1 T1 -1 :ARD GERGELY Automotive, Leaders, Hall Guard, Book- room, Science Club, Intramural Baseball and Basketball. ,YD GRACZYK 'I-tctricity, Honor Society, Leaders, Hall -ward, Glee Club, Trademaster Staff. - GRAFF .J fzautics, Student Council, Leaders, -- Guard, Trademaster Staff, C.A.P. .ERTINI .-Iotive, Hall Guard, Intramural .all and Basketball. If I 4 3' ' .IRAYKOWSKI Q -Iutics, Student Council, Leaders, ffaii iuard, Trademaster Staif, C.A.P. .Tc 'I GREGERSON ronautics, Football, Swimming. ' '- . GLINKE ctricity. .Q',I TE MAscIo, Aeronautics, -nor Society, Student Council. Top Row, left 10 right: JOHN GRAJKOXVSKI Architectural Drafting, Office Aids, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball. EDWARD GRANIBERG Automotive, Stuclcnt Football, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball. LEON GILZECI-IOXVIAK Printing. LEROY GUETZLOF1i' Automotive. CHARLES GUSTAFSON Machine, Bowling. ROBERT GUSTAVSON Cabinet Making, Hall Baseball and Wrestling. Middle Row, loft fo rigbf: JERRY I-IALE Aeronautics, Hall Guard, Library, Swim- ming, Wrestling. CARL HALL Cabinet Making, Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball. ' PETER HANSEN Automotive, Hall Guard. LEROY HARBISON Architectural Drafting, Student Council, Leaders, Hall Guard, Baseball and Basket- ball, Intramural Bowling. EARL HARPER Retail Merchandising, Ofiice Aids, Tech- nician Staif, Trademaster Staff, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball and Basketball. HARRY HEERSEMA Machine, Honor Society, Student Council, Leaders, Hall Guard, Basketball, Trade- master Staff, Lunchroom Guard, Intra- mural Baseball and Basketball. Council, Rollers, Bottom Row, left to right: JOHN HEIMBACH Architectural Drafting, Swimming. LEO HEJMANOWSKI Machine, Honor Society, Basketball, Leaders, Intramural Basketball. GEORGE HELMICH Machine, Hall Guard. JAMES HEUBERGER Automotive, Hall Guard, Bowling. RAYMOND H1Nz Plastics. WILBERT HIRZEL Automotive, Student Council, Wrestlirig, Intramural Basketball. Guard, Intramural GEORGE MATHEWS, Electronics, Honor Society. Top Row, left to righf: GEORGE JENN1NGs Printing, Honor Society, Trademastcr Staff, CEditorJ Leaders, Guide Service, Intramural Basketball. BILL HOLMAN Printing, Trademaster Staff, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Leaders, Glee Club, Wrestling, Hall Guard, Rollers. CARL JESSE FRANCIS HOULIHAN Electricity, Hall Guard. Cabinet Making, Leaders, Hall Guard, ' i Baseball, Bowling, Rollers, Stage Crew, Beffom Row' ,eff fo right: Swimming, Trademaster Staff, Wrestling. ' AILTHUR Joi-INsoN JOHN I-IOULIHAN Pattern Making, Hall Guard, Lunch Printing, Guard, Office Aids. KENNETH HOWELL Aeronautics, Hall Guard. ROBERT HRSTICH Pattern Making. DONALD Joi-1NsoN Electricity, Hall Guard. EUGENE JOHNSON LAWRENCE HULLETT Automotive, Hall Guard, Rollers. PIQSIZICS, Hall Guard. RAX'MOND JQHNSON Middle Row, left fo fight: Machine Drafting, Honor Society, Student Council, Leaders, Intramural Baseball, In- GEORGE -IAFFKE tramural Basketball. Cabinet Making, Library. EDWARD JAKUBOWSRT JIM IOHNSTQN . Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard, Cf- EICCUICIW- Hall Guafdv L1bffU'Y1 B0014 fice Aids, Intramural Baseball. Rcom- GU- .IANICH WARREN JONES Cabinet Making, Wrestling- Printing, Student Council, Traclemaster RAY JRRMUSZ Staff, Wrestling, Intramural Baseball, Machine, Honor Society, Leaders, Student Intramural Basketball, Intramural Wres- Council, Intramural Basketball. tling. GERALD PROKASKI, Architectural Drafting, Baseball. V' JACK JOREN Cabinet Making, Student Council, Lead- ers, Swimming, Rollers. JAMES KARCZEXVSIQI Automotive, Hall Guard, Wrestliiig. ROBERT KARPER Pattern Making, Swimming, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. FRANK KASKY Architectural Drafting, Student Council, Leaders, Guide, Glee Club. JACK KASEER Retail Merchandising, Technician, Trade- master, Radio Club, Hall Guard. LAXVRENCE KAZMIERCZAK Printing, Technician, Trademaster, Hall Guard. ALFRED KELLER Plastics, Oilice Aid, Intramural Basketball. ROBERT KERXVIN Cabinet Making, Leaders, Hall Guard, Li- brary, Swimming. WILLIAM KINDER Electronics, Library, Stage Crew. EUGENE KIUPELIS Retail Sales. BOB KLEINHENZ Retail Sales, Ollice Aid, Football Mr lager, Intramural Baseball. ROBERT KNUDSEN Automotive, Hall Guard. A PHILLIP KOLL Electricity. DANIEL KOSCIELSKI Electronics, Hall Guard, Radio Club. Wrestling, Stage Crew. EDWARD KOSIARA Automotive, Student Council, Hall x.-fun'-.l Basketball, Bowling. RONALD KOSTECKI Aeronautics, Wfrestling. CHARLES KREML Printing, Trademaster, Hall Gu-ml, Frei- tling, Baseball. JOHN KIIISTOVIC H Automotive, Hall Guard, Intr ral Hia ball. FRED QUACKENBUSH, Automofiw .GEORGE KRUIZBNGA Automotive, Rollers, Hall Guard. JAMES KUDULIS Sheet Metal, Baseball, Rollers, Ice Skating, Library Aid. WILLIAM IQUENY Retail Merchandising. RALPH KUKULSKI Automotive, Basketball, Bowling, Student Council. RAYNIOND Kunz Printing, Intramural Baseball, Wrestling. GENE LADD Electronics, Football, Student Council, Wfrestling. HOXVARD R. LANDIS Cabinet Making, Baseball, Hall Guard, Student Council. DONALD LANDSBERG Machine Drafting, Band, Ofiice Aid, Student Council. T aoams E. LARNION Cabinet Making. '?5'.f-1..'rEv. LASCIK Electronics, Bowling, Hall Guard, Stage Crew. 'icisum' LAVERY .' rchitectural Drafting, Swimming. L.: as I. LEEHEY 7 meronics, Football, Radio Club. x ' fe' LEENEY -' 'nine Drafting, Bowling, Hall Guard, . 3 Aid, Honor Society, Ice Skating, .u ....- i it Council, Trademaster. si 1' ,EYOANDOVVSKI uffaigics, Bowling, Intramural Basketball. -. J NZ e Drafting, Intramural Basketball, ' .l , . , . 'uh' .ER -1 .. ure, Hall Guard, Honor Society, . I - lub. 4 .-i. 'B TNG E f .I-. . A .Lx -S. 'i' LUBANVY Bowling, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Qociety, Leaders, Student Council, master. OR, Aeronautics. T011 Row, leff fo right: EDWAIKD LUSA Automotive, Swimming, Bowling, Intra- mural Basketball. RAYMOND MACK Machine Drafting, Hall Guard, Rollers. I'IERBl3R'1' MARTINEZ Sheet Metal, Student Council, Leaders, Technician, Football, Cheerleader, Hall Guard, Wfrestling, Civic Letter, Trade- master. EDWARD MATE Architectural Drafting, Honor Society, Student Council, Leaders, Trademaster, Glee Club, Wrestling, Intramural Baseball, Basketball and Golf. GEORGE MATHEWS Electronics, Honor Society, Tradcmaster, Baseball, Intramural Basketball. KARL MAX' Aeronautics, Leaders, Office Aids, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Trademaster, Stage Crew, Intramural Basketball. zvmlfllf Row, left fo right: STEVE MCARDLE Aeronautics, Trademaster Staff, Glee Club, Rollers. CHARLES MCCREA Automotive, Football, Bookroom. WILLIAM MCGILL Cabinet Making, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Football. LAWRENCE MCGINTY Automotive, Rollers, Wrestling, Intra- mural Basketball and Wrestling. WAYNE NICLAUGHLIN Electricity, Hall Guard. JOHN MENDIOLA Automotive. Bottom Row, left fo rigbi: ROBERT MEYER Machine, Student Council, Hall Guard, Trademaster Staff, Wrestling. WARREN MEYER Printing, Hall Guard, Tradernaster Staff. ANDREXV MICETICH Automotive, Student Council, Trademas- ter Staff, Ice Skating. RAYNIOND MICETICH Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard, Base- ball, Intramural Baseball. DONALD MILLAR Architectural Drafting, Honor Society. Bookroom, Intramural Baseball. RICHARD MOLL Automotive, Hall Guard. GEORGE SoRoLoxvsKr, Printing. , E -x --1 'fax 'V We 'fe Q lr-Spa, if ir .sea 4' Top Row, left to right: MAIXIO MOLO Machine. RAUL MONDRAGON Electricity. DAN MOORE Electricit Student Council Hall Guard Y, 7 3 Swimming, Book Room, Intramural Wres- tling, Intramural Bowling. ROBERT MORAN Cabinet Making, Hall Guard. EDWARD MORRIS Cabinet Making, Hall Guard. GEORGE MOSKAL Cabinet Making. Middle Row, left to rigblf: EUGENE Musso Automotive, Bowling. DAN MYERS Automotive, Hall Guard, Bowling, Rollers JOHN NADZIEJA Cabinet Making, Student Council, Bowl- ing. N101 NASTAV Cabinet Making, Hall Guard, Swimming, Book Room, Rollers. ROBERT NAXYIIKOCKI Automotive, Student Council, Hall Guard, Baseball. NORMAN NELSON Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard, In- tramural Basketball. Bottom Row, left fo right: NORMAN NORTPI Printing, President of Student Council, Glee Club, Leaders lPresidentj , Basketball, Cheer Leader fCaptainj. STEVE NOVAR Automotive, Wrestling, Leaders, Dancing Club. JOSEPH NOWAK Architectural Drafting, Student Council, Hall Guard, Leaders, Radio Club. JOHN NYLAND Automotive, Student Council, Football QMahagerj, Hall Guard. MICHAEL, OBERT Aeronautics, Honor Society, Leaders, Hall Guard, Trademaster. NORMAN OLSON Cabinet Making, Student Council, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Glee Club, Dance Club, Track. FRANK STRAUB, Retail Merchandising. Te -1 . :eb 5-im ag-u L- 'cr' ROY 0LsoN Automotive, Hall Guard. JOHN ORBAN Automotive, Leaders, Trademaster Staff. THOMAS OWENS Machine, Honor Society, Book Room, Bowling, Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Baseball, Intramural Wrestling. CHARLES PADGETT Machine, Library, Bowling. JOE PALMQUIST Pattern Making, Honor Society, Ice Skat- ing, Glee Club, Basketball Manager, Hall Guard. ROBERT PAPAN ' Printing, Intramural Basketball. RICPIARD PARKER . Aeronautics, Leaders, Library, Student Council, Band, Bowling, Baseball, Wres- tling, Book Room, Rollers. MILAN PEINOVICH Machine, Leaders, Library, Hall Guard, Trademaster Staff, Swimming, Intramural , Basketball, Intramural Baseball. - GINO PELLEGRINI Automotive, Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Baseball, Wrestling. GEORGE PETERSON Automotive, Student Council, Rollers, Leaders, Office Aids, Hall Guard, Guide Service. PAUL PHILP Aeronautics, Glee Club, Swimming. Honor Society, Band, Hall Guard. WARREN PIETSCH Electronics, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Leaders, Traclemaster Staff. XVARREN PLATINGA Plastics. EDWARD PIONTEK Machine, Glee Club, Stage Crew. Ross POHLO Machine Drafting, Basketball, 25 ciety, Hall Guard, Swimming RALPH POHLPLATZ Machine Drafting, Bowling, U'3-ocball, Iiaii Guard. AIQTHUR POLLEY . Machine Drafting, Intramural T71 fn-icavi, Intramural Basketball and Baseball. DICK POST Plastics, Band, Hall Guard, Library, Rof- lers, Intramural Boxing, Softball, Basker- ball. ROBERT WILSON, Aeronautics SYLVESTER PUCLIK Machine, Oflice Aids. RICHARD PUSTY Aeronautics. EDWARD PYRZYNSKI Automotive, Rollers, Oflice Aid. NLICHAEL QUATTROCKI Retail Merchandising, Rollers, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Student Council, Trade- master. RALPH RIMEK Machine Drafting, Football QManagerQ, Hall Guard, Library, Intramural Baseball. DONALD REECE Automotive, Library, Basketball fMana- gerj, Intramural Basketball, Baseball. DONALD RISTUCCI Machine Drafting, Intramural Baseball, E Basketball. ALEX ROBERTSON Printing, Honor Society. WILLIAM ROBERTSON Printing. XLYN RYAN Art, Hall Guard, Leaders, Library, Stu- dent Council, Tradesmaster, Guide, Cam- era Club, Magic Club. Tr- OMAS RYDEI: A-'zhitectural Drafting Student Council, ' frestling. If: Jirs 1' !e::ricity, Bowling. V-' 'HL-I SABC Architectural Drafting, Student Council, .1 - eketball. .fr Ja -I QGJDAK f.-ifvinwe. Student Council, Leaders, Hall tim rrf, Intramural Basketball. -1 Lll.N,c 1' SALAZAR Liecironics. C ILORGE Sci-IAEEEIA Cabinet Making, Hall Guard, Leaders, Glee Club, Rollers. 1 '1'-:w Sc uwor Lf .C deity, Basketball Manager, 'TE ' c 1 -YMIDTKE A PI,.':o:1:.t1tics, Honor Society, Hall Guard, 23 .ce Club. ijnvn '?I :t. sz, Electronics. T011 Row, left to right: JOI-IN SCOTT Printing, Hall Guard, C.V.S. Rollers. NOIKNIAN SCOTT Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard, C.V.S. Rollers, Intramural Baseball. WARREN SEDGXVICK Printing, Hall Guard, Honor Society, Library, Student Council. RICHARD SERAFIN Automotive, Baseball, Hall Guard, Letter- men's Club, Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Softball, Intramural Track. RALPII SHARPE Machine Drafting, Office Aids, Trademas- ter, Library. THOMAS F. SIPKA Electricity, Glee Club, Hall Guard. Middle Row, leff fo right: MICI-IAEL SISKA Electronics, Honor Society, Leaders, Li- brary, Science Club, Student Council, Technician, Trademaster, Intramural Base- ball and Basketball, Guide Service. ROBERT SITTIG Machine Drafting, Intramural Basketball and Softball. JOSEPH Sxrrz Retail Merchandising, Swimming, Wres- tling, Intramural Softball and Basketball. NORBERT SKOXVRONSKI Automotive, Swimming, Baseball, Basket- ball, Bowling, Golf, Leaders, Intramural Wrestling, Hall Guard, Trademaster, Foot- ball. Louis SLADEK Machine. DONALD SKAFGAARD Electricity, C.V,S. Rollers, Science Club, Student Council, Intramural Baseball and Basketball. Bottom Row, left to right: GEORGE H. SMITH Plastics, Honor Society, Swimming, C.V.S. Rollers, Technician. IVAN SMITH Cabinet Making, C.V.S. Rollers, Leaders, Ofiice Aids, Student Council, Technician. JOHN SOMMER Pattern Making, Band, Bowling, Hall Guard, Student Council, Wrestling, Intra- mural Baseball. HENRY SPECHT Automotive, Book Room, Hall Guard. RAYMOND SPECK Automotive. PETER STABULONIS Automotive, Student Council, Leaders, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball. ., .va . Sy? L. -1.37: '. ,.,.j.: 0- WI'f.ii':-6.5 jf? Shri-'bf' 7 I . 'L .9 ' - . de .4 rl' J. 4.3 : vu. Top Row, left lo rigbi: HARVEY STATE Aeronautics, Honor Society, Leaders, Hall Guard. STANLEY STASZAK Printing, Hall Guard, Trademaster. STEPHEN STAPLETON Cabinet Making, Student Council, Hall Guard, Basketball flntramuralj. GERALD STEWART Automotive. WAYNE STEWART Architectural Drafting, Lunchroom Guard, Library, Intramural Baseball and Basket- ball. PAUL STORIZ Retail Merchandising. Middle Row, left to rigbt: ,IOHN STUMPF Automotive, Hall Guard, Rollers, Intra- mural Basketball, Oice Aids. AP.THUR SUAREZ Automotive, Student Council, Hall Guard, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball. ZENON SUNGAILA Automotive. WALTER SWAHN Cabinet Making. ARTHUR STYLES Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard. HENRY SZCZUBLEWSKI Printing, Student Council, Hall Guard Intramural Baseball and Basketball. Bottom Row, left lo right: LEONARD SZCZUBLEWSKI Machine, Movie Operator. JERRY TAYLOR Retail Merchandising. RICHARD TILLER Cabinet Making. ERNEST TOMASZEWSKI Cabinet Making. ROBERT TROVILLION Architectural Drafting, Student Council Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Leaders Band, Bowling, Bookroom, Rollers. JOSEPH ULASZEK Electronics, Student Council, Leaders Honor Society, Trademastcr, Hall Guard Intramural Bowling, Dance Club. WILLIAM VAN ALLEN Plastics, Leaders, Intramural Baseball. JAMES VANDERXVALKER Cabinet Making, Hall Guard. WENDELL V,'XNDER WOUDE Machine, C.V.S. Rollers, Hall Guard. l'IAROLD 'VAN KLEY Plastics, Basketball, Honor Society, Lead- ers, Office Aids, Tjrademaster. RICHARD VAN SXVOL Automotive, Hall Guard, Office Aids. JOHN WVUJNOVICH Automotive, Hall Guard. HENRY V REE Printing, Hall Guard, Trademaster. HERBERT XVARD Machine, Hall Guard, Office Aids, Stu- dent Council, Trademaster, Intramural Baseball and Golf. - JAIVIES WARIKEN' Electronics, Bowling, Hall Guard, Sage Crew, Radio Club, Dance Club. CHARLES WATERS Automotive. ALVIN WELP Retail Merchandising, Hall Guard. RICHARD WELTER A Machine, Band, C.V.S. Rollers, Library, Lunch Guard, Intramural Baseball and Basketball. A HERBERT G. WEST Automotive. FRED WIGGINS Architectural Drafting, Book Room, Hall Guard, Leaders, Wrestling, Intcrznural Wfrestling, Basketball, Baseball. FRED XVILKERSON Retail Merchandising, C.V.S. Rollers, Football, Library, Student Council, T adc- master, Intramural Baseball. CASEY WILK Automotive, Football. ARNOLD WINNIE Electricity. FRANK XVITKOWSKI Printing. Glee Club, Librariai' President of Glee Club. ROBERT WITTLE Plastics, Honor Society, Leaders, Hall Guard, Trademaster, Intramural Baseball and Basketball. STANLEY WOLAK Automotive, Hall Guard, Football, Base- ball, Swimming, Intramural Wrestling and Basketball. FRANK WRONSKI Electronics, Hall Guard, Stage Crew, Radio Club. ROBERT WUNDER Retail Merchandising, Student Council, Hall Guard, Glee Club, Rollers, Trade- master Staff. KENNETH XVURL Retail Merchandisinv. Hall Guard, Rollers. ROBERT YATES Automotive. JULIUS ZEGERS Automotive, Intramural Basketball. TT Zuisoxvrcz . . . . .- xctricity, Leaders. rlfhin fenanfe off? 71 Er1c:csoN JAMES KIELY JERRY J. NIAI-IONEY HARRY ELAM RUSSELL J. POOLE rr -gienfcr Senio-r Assistant Assistant Engineer Assistant Engirzccr Assistant Erzgineer 0 . ,QQ ' E ay' s V155 1 QQ ,+R X Xa 5:4 X . .Liga t l gr qi' v 5 i . 47- ., '--. X ': I , 'W ff .4g1. 1 f . 1, xg gf' A ' X af 1 I.. 'Y '1 11? QL Li W ji uf .1 . M-Il 'I I n 5 n .1 im? RUTH M. FORD Manager 5 gd Gum am? Qeserf We take great pride in our dining room which seats 1000 students three times each day and it can seat 1500. The privacy of the faculty dining room, which is adjacent, must be mentioned with the same emotion! The im-- portnnt idea is that the food is really swell and we can all afford to buy it. All this under the able direction of Mrs. Ford with her competent collection of culinary col- laborators. The box man snares HILDA HEIKMANSEN Ndishing it out to the gang. KENNY VOLGA is wondering if he can afford that filet. Why, Hello, SYLvEsTE1x, - aren't you going to eat? 3-:ng SJ. ' ff '- 'W ideal' Y Bulb boy sneaks into kitchen and drools as MIKS. FORD and JULIA RUCINSKI decide how to divide the bird for student-wide con- sumption. The faculty? - Aye! ANNA NIELSERV .xml AGNES WEBER are :lopped with the hot stuff and good! The basement l-Jr. ery, no less! Tbe trunk is almost ready for fn: elevator. GUARDS LAPORT, SEIKEL, SCHNEIDER, Bow M SCHNIESKI, S1510 .1 x MUIKPPIY, Avi -x 0 - NIILLER, CM-, WEEK, CARLS' , MAN, STARR, LEBAR KER, SNIYM, TR N CAREY, Rim-' K X .fr 1 Q 1 I 1 x 1' H al 4 1 4 K ' u , t, A A6 X I N35 f 3 yy F 1 my 1 -... JR! 2 fr' I 1 w Fig v'S 5? .-4 f 1... :ak M, gf lofafions DAVIZ C1-LAMBERLAIN is being coached by MR. BROWN on the tie in of a common rnftcr clown in Hognn's Allcyn, ERNIE WISOLIK has MR. WANTUCH,S attention as RAY l'llNIES and l1lCl'l DWYER form the plastic stuff. MRS. CHARR is expouncling to ELVIN GA1.1iN that the itch for the stich makes the witch Ht her niche. Russ ALLEN, DAVE NELSON, and RON BALSON seem dismayed that PRO- 1-'lassou EVlilili'l l' should mention armature winding. Out the hangar door we see the F 4 F, the F 6 F, the S B 2 C 3 -- the T B F - the Navy Cin n kind sort of fnshionj forgot 42 lethal weapons which have taught us a lot about aeronautical engineering. Iizingnnhiu J President ROBERT ALGARIN j Printing, Honor Society, Wres- 1 tling, Leaders, Technician Staff. V icc'-Presirl ent FRIED STUCK Machine Shop, Student Council, Honor Society, Leaders, C.A.P., Rollers. Secretary EDWARD ZAVALA Printing, Student Council, Lead- ers, Rollers. Treasurer Joi-:N I. JOHNSON Printing, Honor Society, Leaders, j Icc Skating, Trademaster Staff. j CLASS OF gnuag O Ihe midyear class of '50, the original aspiring intellectuals '? tl.: '4Palace , entered this building in 1946, SSS freshies strong. 1. navy was still occupying most of the school, the gobs swabbing n- '- ff decks daily. It was quite an experience for us freshies --i. r xt-.ring the school grounds to be halted by the navy sentries ll ,'Pqui ed to present identification badges. At intervals through- ut the d.:y the scream of a siren, which sounded like a prison break 1-nic' l heard over the intercom system. We enjoyed the novelty ' .A 72 for one semester, then the navy withdrew and in came ' 'vs from 81st Street. The following semester we were to - zxlls of learning with the fair young ladies. This event . rstically welcomed by everyone??? Our class member- ...--w 263, and the class has contributed substantially to the 1 A .thletic, and social activities of the student body. These have been a most profitable and enjoyable experience. .'...u -11- '11 ' ing farewell we want to thank those who have so ably c - 'Liu' i to the profit and enjoyment of those years. Here's to .iw .. 4 February, 1950, we know great accomplishments will be ag it nm them, so good luck and God-speed. ALAN BUNDY '50 Class Sponsor JOHN P. WAN'fUCl-I Plastics. an i or izfz' ion ybafoolzv Louis T. Coon Draffing Coordirmfor Joi-IN B. RUSSELL English Coorrliwmlor EDMUND J. SKORONSKI Physical Efllzrafion GENE HACKETT Scicfnce Coordinator F RANK RYAN Physics ROY YOUNG Machine Dr' 8 ,135 'Nl' a Kifsaaiiii I fjgfnilf ij , EQ- A '-U4 lgtliilk V li ir- '. - inf, fi , L ' x,,,'i ' I, J. .. , I, 4 , . . L+.. 3 ' U: a'-139 ' . x . as 3 ,. . ., - .I V is ,v , I . s .,f . ,. - rfilv- -4. -4? 0 :ul ' ' I .,.f 1 lf, nfs' i'Qe'E9'.'gE' 'ba ' ein - T. ' at ffl' ' . - ar- A '., fab? ' 125:53 J ri 'L it-I -l Qt' I 1-XY. ---Sf 55:35 V , ,- . 'ix my ,Y . 5. -. I 'ft - . .U 'xg '- 'E' -wtf' 1.- '- . . . K 4 78 s- I- .T 'l:t - . .1,v.:y,y .1 I if--n.-1 'LILLJ' 7- ' . .Q Top Row, left to right: RUSSELL ALLEN Electricity, Hall Guard, Intramural Base- ball, Wrestling, and Basketball. MARY ALVAREZ Costume Design, Cheer Leader, Glee Club, Leaders, Office Aids, Hall Guard. IRVING ANDERSEN Plastics, Stage Crew, Hall Guard, Lunch- room Guard. MARIAN ANDERSON ' Commercial Leaders, Office Aids, Dance Club. RAY ANDERSON Architectural Drafting, Student Council, g Honor Society, Leaders, Technician Staff. JULIA M. ARELLANO Costume Design, Glee Club, Office Aids, Leaders, Dance Club. Middle Row, leff to right: MICPIAEL BABROCKY Aweaxim ROBERT BAGGOT Automot' , Leaders, Student Council, Hall Guard. BENNY J. BARCELLA Automotive, Hall Guard, Intramural Base- ball and Basketball. FRANK BALAZS Architectural Drafting, Student Council, Leaders, Hall Guard. RONSARD A. BALSON Electricity, Camera Club, Stage Crew, Hall Guard. ANGIE. BARCENA Commercial, Glee Club, Office Aids, Hall Guard, G.A.A. Bottom Row, left fo right: , JOE BARCLAY ' Architectural Drafting, Student Council, Honor Society, XVrcstling, Leaders, Tech- nician, Hall Guard. JOSEPH BARRERA Automotive, Basketball, Baseball, Hall Guard. DONALD BENSON Machine Drafting, Student Council, Leaders, Wrestlilig, Hall Guard. EUGENE BINKOXVSKI Automotive, Golf, Hall Guard. EDXVARD BISONE Z-'AAI1 n tics Leaders, Bowling, Library. IWILLIAM L. BLANE Aeronautics. THOMAS ALLIE, Retail Merchandising, Hall Guard. pm if In-as G- w '3- QBARBARA BLEVENS X- Commercial,-Hall Guard. PETER BOLDIN Cabinet Making. RICHARD BOOTS Automotive, Ice Skating, Hall Guard. JOHN BORGERSEN Architectural Drafting, Student Council Leaders, Rollers, Glee Club, Hall Guard. ROBERT BOWMAN Printing, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard Intramural Basketball. MIKE BRKLJACICH Machine, Baseball, Hall Guard. ROGER BROI-IOL'M Au otive, Student Council, Leaders. ? T EDWIN J. BROWN' ' s, Student Council, Honor So- ciety, Technician Staff, Stage Crew Leaders, Bulletin Board, Hall Guard. DONALD BRUNNEY Cabinet Making. ALAN BUNDY Architectural Drafting, Honor Society 7 Technician Staff, Leaders, Wrestling Tinfl Guard. HENRY XV. BYSTRZYCKI Automotive, Leaders, Hall Guard, Luncf room Guard. ROBERT CAREY Cabinet Making, Hall Guard, Lunclvefrn- Guard. JOSEPH CASILLAS Electricity, Wrestling. GEORGE CHION1s Machine Drafting, Student Council. I 1. ers, Wrestling, Intramural Basketbail 'I Baseball. ROBERT B. CIPRIANI Printing, Hall Guard, Intramural ij.. 1 ball and Baseball. RAY I. CLARK Electronics, Leaders, Ofiice Ai:f', ' 4 Club, Hall Guard. DONALD COBLENTZ Retail Merchandising, Student. n Baseball, Rollers, Glee Club, Basketball, Hall Guard. STEXVART Cox Architectural Drafting, Ht i Technician Staff, Leaders. ROBERT BENECKI, Aeronautics, Dal Q- :T Bookroom, Lunchroom f'. am, C.A Color Guard, Fire Guard. sf DI Vrrofl ROBERT DABICCI Electronics, Student Council, Bowling, Hall Guard. NORMAN DAI-IS'fROIxfI Electronics, Hall Guard, Dancing Club, Radio Club. JAMES DE VRIES Automotive, Hall Guard, Leaders, Swim- ming. GEIKALD DEXY'EY Electronics, Football. BILL DINGESS Machine Drafting, C.V.S. Rollers, Hall Guard, Honor Society, Leaders, Swimming, Guide Service, C.A.P. RUTH DI PIRRO Clinical Clerk, Advisory Council, Rollers, Leaders, Office Aids, Science Club, Student Council, Trademaster, Dancing Club. '? 'dR6Emil Sales, C.V.S. Rollers, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Leaders, Trademaster. l RICHARD DoBREz N Machine Drafting, Football, Leaders, Li- brary, Intramural Baseball. KENNETH DODGE Automotive, Hall Guard, Leaders, Student Council. STEPHEN DoLL Electricity. NFYALTER DORQTIAR ' Electronics, Hall Guard. C' ARLES DRAY Aeronautics, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, C.A.P. LAICKEY DRUEEN Machine, Student Council, Wrestliiig, Tudemaster, Glee Club, Leaders, Dancing Club, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, C.V.S. Rollers, Hall Guard, Library. :IAM DUDMAN vnitail Sales, Camera Club, Hall Guard. XXI' If 'r .l,f .Rv DWYER A.-rinting. lH'fARiAN L. FARMER Clinical Clerk, Advisory Council, Glee Clrb Leaders, Office Aids, Science Club, Studen : CoEcil,xrSketch Club, G.A.A. .r -, -. :L.xL.hH T . 'IFER .Arziutectuarail-'Drawing, Baseball, Hall r- ' T ., 1.-.L : itramural Baseball and Basketball. Af Ui' -NK .. -' -:ctural Drawing, Hall Guard, '.. -CTS., C.V.S. Rollers, Lunch Guard. 3-.lf 4':f2 CLE.4RY, Electronics, Glee Club, gag: - JVCVV. T012 Row, left to rigbf: HAROLD H. HAAN JAMES T. FOI-Ey AUEOHQOKIVC, Gllafd. ! ,,.C11biHef Making- HERB HABERMANN 'MARGARET FRANCO H Automotive, Football. X Commercial, Advisory Council, Glee Club, P I Office Aids' JAMES . HAGEN Aeronautics, Football, Hall Guard, Leaders EDWARD GIANNONI Office Aids. Plastics, Leaders, Trademaster, Dancing Club. RONALD GIERTYCI-I BLAINE HALL Automotive, Hall Guard, Office Aids, ter' CAP' gcgixgcel Club, Track Team, Intramural Bottom Row, left to Tight: o a . THOMAS Glu! ROBERT HAMMOND Machine Drafting, Tradcmaster, Wres- Aeronautics, C.V.S. Rollers, Hall Guard. tling, Intramural Softball and Basketball. ROBERT HARU1-A CLARENCE GRAAN Plastics, Leaders, Intramural, Basketball Cabinet Making, Office Aids. RICHARD H. HAUPT Middle Row' ,eff to right: ftramural, Softball, Radio Club. JOHN GRATKINS X Electronics, Science Club, Radio Club. GLADYS GRIFFIN G.A.A, Costume Design, Advisory Council, Honor Society, Leaders, Office Aids, Student Council, Science Club, Technician, Trade- 4, L, , master, Window Display, Sketch Club, lt HAROLD HOLNIEXS C.V.S. Rollers. A- v-I?11i'ntein'gTf ,Q CORINNE C. HOLLANDELJ ,J THEODORE CORTOPASSI, Plastics, Hall Guard. Plastics, Hall Guard, Leaders, Trademas- Hall Guard, Ice Skating, Swimming, In-- I 'tCon1merEiil,'GlQV- Club, Hall Guard, ' Biff 1fQp.fRow-, .lczftjp fight: ROGER A. HOMMES C - X--S Plastics, Honor Society, Leaders, Traded Y 'Tins-:sfef'Siarf, Hall Guard. DON HUMMEL Architectural Drafting, Student Council, Honor Society, Leaders, Bowling. STANLEY F. JANKONVSKI Electronics, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Radio Club. HUBERT JARGELLO X... -'Mae-hine,LLeaders, Hall Guard. . ALVIN JONES, AT- -1-1 Automiive, Dancing Club, Varieties, C.A.P., Camera Club, Hall Guard. GEORGE J. JURGENS Plastics, Honor Society, Leaders, Trade- master Staff, Dance Club. Middle-Ro1u,,.Igfgt to right: JOHN KACZMAR XJ .X Sheet,Metal,' Book Room, Technician Staff, C 'Science Club, Trademaster Staff. IRVIN KAMRADT Electricity, Student Council, Trademaster Staff, Leadersg Hall Guard. JACK KERR Cabinet Making, Honor Society, Leaders, Rollers, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard. cfql' RICHARD KLINSKY l -'A .Architectural 'Drafting, Student Council, Honor Society, Leaders. W PETER KOKOTAS Retail Merchandising, Library Aids, Movie K ,Operator, Hall Guard. JULIUS KOLAIKITS, JR. - fa.. .Sheet Metal, f Swimming, Library Aid, Rollers, Hall Guard. Bottom Row, left to right: FRANK KRAJEWSKI Electricity, Leaders, Book Room. DAVID LARSON Retail Merchandising, Honor Society, Leaders, Technician Staff, Football, Bowl- ing, Trademaster Staff, C.A.P. JERRY LAVERY Cabinet Making, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard. FRED LEDEBUHR Automotive. ROGER LEKICI-I Aeronautics, Intramural Basketball and C SALVADOR '-'Electro , Stage Crew, Bowling, Hall Guard, Civic Letter. PATRICIA EGAN, Clinical Clerk, Advisory Council. Hostess Club. Science Club. J' .. 1. . - '-.J ' 'tqv-vi ,.w1,-qczz L c F , A F , G1 JOHN E. LIPRA Printing, Leaders, OfEce Aids, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball. EDWARD LITRE Electronics, Honor Society, Leaders, Stage Crew, Hall Guard. OBERT LOPEZ , rinting, Junior Basketball, Intramural Baseball. ROBEIKT MADSEN Retail Merchandising, Hall Guard. STANLEY J. MARCELAK Electronics, Leaders, Baseball, Stage Crew, Hall Guard. EDXVARD MAREK Electronics, Student Council, Leaders, Baseball, Bowling. TONY MAIKGIS Cabinet Making, Leaders, Hall Guard, Lunchroorn Guard. ISENNETH MCLEOD Electronics. MIKE MEGA Architectural Drafting, Honor Society, Leaders, Technician, Trademaster, Base- ball, Football. HARRY MENEOU Aeronautics, Hall Guard, C.V.S. Rollers. ADELOR E. MEROIER Electricity, Leaders, Hall Guard, Lum I- room Guard, Science Club. f DONALD MEYERCHICKJ Hall Guard. SHIRLEY MICELI Clinical Clerk, Student Council, Lead' , Cheer Leader, OfHce Aids, C.V.S. Rolleia Glee Club, Hall Guard, Trademaste , Dancing Club. , g STANLEY MICHALSKI B . mmm, X 'KIANIIZS E. MILLARD ectronics, Student Council. f C.A.P., Hall.Guard, Fire Guard. HARRH' F. MILLER Printing. JAMES MILLER V Aeronautics, Baseball, Baslrc'-yn. - .1'l' Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Vrc-st.fn'. ' JOHN MILLER Aeronautics, Intramural Bash Guard. ROY FLOOD, Automotive, Leader '4 l ARTHUR M1TcHELL Electricity, Library, Camera Club. ERNESTINE MORIXLES Costume Design. FRANK MQRALES Hall Guard, Luncliroom Guard, Stage Crew, Bowling, Intramural Basketball. CHARLES MORE Plastics, Technician, Hall Guard, Honor Society, Leaders, Lunchroom Guard, Science Club. EUGENE MULARSKI Printing, Hall Guard, Intramural Basket- ball and Baseball. JAMES R. MURPHY Electricity, Hall Guard, Library Aid. ROBERT V. MYERS Electronics, Intramural Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball. BLANC!-IE NELSON Stenography, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Leaders, Technician. DAVID NELSON Electricity, Hall Guard, Camera Club, In- tramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. Ro:-:ALB NORBERG Electricity, Hall Guard, C.V.S. Rollers, intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket- l::,il. I aw: ENCE O'BRxEN Printing, Lunch Guard, Intramural Bas- ketball, Intramural Baseball. ,OAN O,CONNOIi I Commercial, OHice Aids, Dancing Club. I' rm .vi-.wo E. OLSEN Automotive, Hall Guard, Leaders, Stu- awt Council, Dancing Club, Intramural bwftballi. ' ' -Y PAKOXVSKI 1 gating, Leaders, Hall Guard, Lunch- .rom Guard. f- A Eno:-r PARIMELEE Frixwting, Honor Society, Trademaster, In- 1.. mural Baseball and Basketball. x IEFOBEK 1 . aronics, Student Council, Leaders, 11135 Guard, Bowling. aERT PAVLACK Electronics, Student Council, Leaders, Hall Guard, Lunchroorn Guard, Bowling, Ffa' r Crew. ., fl LCZARSKI rc a ftive, Student Council, Leaders, n.7 .1-in, Hall Guard, Intramural Base- o'I' .f-ci Basketball. . 1 BXANE, Retail Merchandising. I Top Ro-w, leff to 'riglvlf DANIEL PRIES THOMAS PFDFRSOU Architectural Drafting, Student Council, Aeronautics, Student Council, Leaders, Leaders' Hall Guard' Hall Guard, Football, Baseball, Intramural Baseball and Basketball. WILLIAM QUINLAN Plastics, Hall Guard, C.V.S. Rollers. . RICHARD RADICK PETER PEREZ n Electronics, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Aufomoflvev Hall Guard, I-Unchfoom Guard, Stage Crew, Intramural W1'estling. Guard, Wrestling, Intramural Baseball. JOHN RAKES L Retail Merchandising, Leaders, Hall Guard, Romsivr Pmuzz Stage Crew, C.V.S. Rollers. Cabinet Making, Hall Guard, LunchroonI Guard, Football, Wxfestliimg, Intramural WrestliIIg, Baseball and Basketball. Bottom Rowf left to Tight: IRENE RAMIREZ VICTOR PERLQTTO Costume Design, Office Aids, Glee Club, Automotive, Hall Guard. G'A'A. A PIz'r12PIeRToLANI'I'z I .f JOHN RANOS f Electronicsf Leader, Hall Guard, Lunch- X Machine, LCHCICFS, OHQCC Aids, TeChHiCi2Y1, G room Guard, Band, C.V.S. Rollers, Stage Hall Guard. C-V-Sh Rollers- E Crew, Dance Club, Radio Club, Intra- LARRY REED l'11Ll1'fll BflSCl911ll. Machine, Student Council, Hall Guard. WILLIAM RICHARDS Architectural, Student Council, Leaders, Technician, Hall Guard, Wrestling, Foot- ALno PESAVENTO Automotive, Hall Guard. Mizldlc' Row, leff In riglff: ball., MARION PORTO I 1 PAULSl'itiel2FIli!lEetal C V S Rollers Wrestlinfv Architectural Drafting, Hall Guard, In- ' Ice Skating ' ' ' ' ' D' tramural Basketball. ' DONALD RIGONI - VIOLET Po'I'1z Machine, Honor Society, Student Council, Clinical Clerk. Leaders, Baseball, Basketball. , E RAY SCHUIT, Automotive, Leaders, Hall Guard, Bowling. i , , Top Row, lefi to right: WILLIAM ROBB Automotive, Hall Guard, C.V.S. Rollers, Swimming, Xllfrestling, Dance Club. EUGENE ROBERTS Electricity, Leaders, Hall Guard, Lunch- room Guard, Baseball. RENO ROMANI Cabinet Making, Football. SHIRLEY RYAN - Costume Design, Student Council, Oflice Aids, Advisory Council, Glee Club, Science Club, G.A.A. CATHERINE SAEFRO Commercial. WILLIAM SAXVTELL Aeronautics, Hall Guard. Middle Row, left fo right: GENE SCHATTENBERG Printing, Honor Society, Student CouII-- cil, Leaders, Technician Staff, Trademastcr Staff, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball K and Basketball. VNICPIOLAS SCHLESSER I Y--- Aeronautics, C.V.S. Rollers. EDWARD SCHMESKI Machine, Leaders, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Ice Skating, C.V.S. Rollers. XVILLIAM SCHNEIDER Aeronautics, Student Council, Leaders, Hall Guard, Lunchrooom Guard, Swim- ming, Bookroom, Science Club, Movie Op- erator. ROBEIKT' SCHRAMIZK Plastics, Leaders, Intramural Baseball. JOHN SERBASING Electricity, Hall Guard, Trademaster Staff, Intramural Baseball and Track. Balto-mi Row, loft fo -right: HERBEIKT' SI-IELLDERO Electronics, Student Council, Leaders, Baseball, Bowling, Hall Guard, IntramuI'.Il Baseball, and Basketball, Radio Club. DAVID SILVESTRI ' Printing, Student Council., Leaders, Hall Guard, Trademastcr Staff, Intramural Bas- ketball, Baseball and Football. LEONARD SKARDEK Electronics. NEDA SKEVA Commercial, Honor Society, Advisory Council, Student Council, Ofiice Aids, Technician, Leaders, Hall Guard, Dance Club. LEROY SMITH Electricity, Hall Guard, Intramural Base- ball. VIRGINIA SMITI-I ' Commercial, Advisory Council, Cheer Leader, Honor Society, Leaders, Office Aids, Science Club, Technician, Student Council. LEE SOXVERS Electricity. EUGENE SPRIGGS Plastics, Lunch Guard, Trademaster Staff, Student Council. JEROME SPRINGER Printing, Hall Guard, Band, Baseball. RAYMOND SPRINGER Electricity, Basketball, Hall Guard, Honor Society, Leaders. TPIOMAS STALKER Printing, Hall Guard, Swimming, Trade- master Staff. FRED STANFORD Retail Merchandising. KCIEZRB STEINKE ectricity, Hall Guard, Honor Society, Leaders, Student Council. PIARRY STELMASZEK Automotive, Hall Guard, Bowling. CARL STRATTON Aeronautics. DANIEL A. SUc1cH - Plastics, Leaders, Hall Guard. BYRON SUMMER Printing, Hall Guard. JOHN SUsLOw1cz Electricity, Leaders, Lunchroom Gua:.I, Hall Guard. , ,N GLENN SNVEARINGEN 7 ' Architectural Drafting, Technician 'T Science Club, Hall Guard, Sketci . Camera Club. I ROBERT J. SNVEIDAL Aeronautics, Leaders, Hall I . Weight Lifters. sT1SlE'i5.Ei.4E5' ,pi i':'-Archiictural Drafting, Leadere. H 'c. Society, Hall Guard, Wrestling. . mural, Baseball. FRANK N. TANNURA Machine, Leaders, Intramural Basket LAXVRENCE THOMPSON Sheet Metal, Student Council, L ' Tuard DON 'TIGCI-IELAAR Machine. EDWARD lVlOTTYS, Machine Dra'ting, ' Hall Guard,Technician, immin, WILLIAM TRINGL Machine Drafting, Movie Operator. ROBERT TRODDEN Electronics, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard. JAMES TRUESDALE Automotive, Bowling, Hall Guard. RAY TURNER Printing, Student Council, Leaders, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball and Base- ball. EDWARD TVERDEK Cabinet Making, Student Council, Lead- ers, Hall Guard, Glee Club, Wrestling, C.V.S. Rollers, Frosh-Soph Football. ROBERT VALLEYFIELD Cabinet Making, Hall Guard. DON WARDO Plastics, Honor Society, Guide Service, Camera Club, Hall Guard. GLENN WASACK Printing, Leaders, Hall Guard, Football Mgr., Lunchroom Guard, Intramural Bas- kecball. SWIRLEY WATSON Costume Design, Office Aids, Leaders, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Science Club. BARBARA WERHOLLICK Commercial, Student Council, Leaders, Advisory Council, Technician, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Science Club, Junior Red Cross. jAMEs WESEN Plastics, Leaders, Hall Guard, Baseball, Golf. Rov VVILSON ' Auzomotive, Hall Guard, Bowling, C.V.S. Rollers. L:.' ' WOJCICKI - fcing, Student Council, Hall Guard, Q - tball, Lunchroom Guard, Intramural TS, Pball and Basketball. n .xv YANKOVICH fwtronics, Student Council, Leaders, Jokroom, Intramural Basketball. NST ' .fvinet Making, Hall Guard. 'I 's .XLD ZEIIEI-,Q fm A'1'l'i'te'C'H1ral, Student Council, Honor So- Leaders, Hall Guard, Swimming, In- tl Basketball. lx . IER ting, Baseball. WA. FFR MCLIRATH, Retail Merchandising. UR Apprentice School is made up of students sent here by the industrial companies. The students are on the company pay roll and attend school here one day or a portion of it each week. Among the trades taught are: carpenters, pattern makers, electricians, machinists, boiler makers, blacksmiths, Welders, tinners, and meat cutters. Mr. Mitchell and Dr. Ewing are about to buy a chop or n bir t e boss gets around 1 I J if i . 1 l i i rf f ' 1-Z CLINICAL CLERKS EGAN, KMIEC, WEBER, O,CONNOR, FIEFFER, CIEPLY, POTE, BUSHELLE, FARMER, KORYTOWSI-QI, BAYER, LA BRAUN, OLSZEWSKI, ZIEMER, KING, DI PIRRO, HOLUP, MICELI, ARCURI, FARRELL, TARNOWSRI, KOSIARA, HAR- PER, SZELUNG, JOHNSON, PUHALA, FILSON, CANCHOLA, MIss DUNNE, Sponsor. DANCING CLUB MANOS, STANFORD, ANDER- SON, O,CONNOR, CIEPLY, GILL, SCHMESKI, MACFAR- LANE, CLEIVIENTS, MILKOW- sm, FARRELL, MICELI, CALD- WELL, PLAYO, MILLER, O,CONNOR, DALLO, BETTO, VVILON, SALATINO, WELS- TERN, LOUIS, SCHRADER, STEWART, PEDERSOLI, WIL- KERSON, COSENTINO, MCEL- VAIN, RAPACZ, CONTE, STEPI-IAN, KEITH, MISS SHIELDS, Sponsor. OFFICE AIDS GINALSKI, BADOVINAC, Koz- LOWSKI, MOSKAL, O,CONNOR, CIEPLY, FIEFFER, NICPONJ JOHANSEN, KAI-INE, JASKOW- SRI, POPOVICH, MILLER, AIBIERA, BURKHART, MATA, MCELVAIN, SZELUNG, Cos- ENTINO, GAINES, MORTIMER, EBERHARDT, ZALASZEUSRI, Fuss, PLAYO, MORALES, OT- TEN, MARONSRI, GRIFFIN, JACKSON, CZARNY, ZURHOXV- SKI, PAXVLICKI, GALXVIN, MAZ- GA-T, GONZALES, SCREIRER, LACFIWIETA, SYREK, STEW- ART, NEXY'TON, MISS MOON- EY, Sponsor, ILANIIREZ. BAR- CENA, FRANCO, BLEVENS. 61671 'rf -, l er.. A f l Our faculty numbers about one hundred thirty teachers. Their vocations and avocations make them ver- satile members of the teaching profession. JOE PHOTOG has caught them at an informal tea in the Civic Room when they gathered to welcome DR. EWING. Forty of them were members of the armed forces during the past two world wide conflagrations. Fifty of the men compete in I 1. iw y, Ulf 'xml 1,4 sf' lu XA 'yi X l :' Q-V' a bowling league annually, and the ladies have a league too. In the field of music, this group boasts a string quartet, two male quartets, and a six-piece dance band with a vocalist. Each is a specialist trained for his job and fitted to it through experience. The group includes sailors, boat builders, gardeners, radio hamsu philatelists, and airplane pilots. l 1 2 J 0 l vt ,i ,Y A 5 NIJ 8 , , The Junior Prom This party is an annual affair and is probably the most ant of the year. The dance is held in the school nasium and given by the Junior Classg it is supported :tudents at all levels and most of the faculty turn out. ,xcellent band is hired and much time and effort are ..-to decorations and lighting. The Prom Committee .11 s some special stunt and the Grand March is led by t r' in the student body spotlight. This year the .is the crowning of Miss TECHNICIAN who led rand March and the music was by Fritzie Freund and band. Everyone was decked out in his or her finery, 4 'ery plus festivity reigned. Recreation The C.V.S. Club Room was the result of careful thought and planning. It is located in the basement of the Central 87th Street wing. It is open for use of the students during the three daily lunchroom periods, and always available for club parties. The room was decorated by the Commercial Art department and it is equipped with a piano, juke box, PA system, ping pong ta- bles, and all manner of game equipment. There is a pantry in connection so that refreshments can be served. The student body is proud of this recreational fa- cility and it is treated with great respect. JQJ llnberggrab QM ions Upon entering C.V.S. as freshmen, the students are di- vided into groups of thirty, des- ignated ns Cl division, and as- signed a teacher. It is custo- mary for the group to remain with this teacher for the four year period unless unforseen en- rollment chnnges cause a division to be broken. The division is the real nucleus of the school. SA Tozvnscziio, HUSNIANN, JARARD, KINAS, CALLAGHAN, Vos, UL- RICH, BERCZYNSKI, BUNDER, CODY, STORIE, KASALO, HEN- DERSON, VEGA, MELIA, RUNYON, JARDEN, LEECH, FIORE, MALIN- SKI. 3A FIALKOWSKI, GLEASON, Tvpxit- DOSZ, MORLEY, GINGRAS, Dunn Bousr, JANCZAK, KORONKIE'.' WICZ, REISER, KLEIN. Km? Y SCHURKE, HOKANSON. 1i :Lf ui. BRENNAN, BROUWER, LES1-a.. - sm, HANSON, HANSON, Dm'-2 ER, FLORIAN. fn ALBERT B. NXMR1-. A. ADAMS AN M u tbcma tics .' 'f Coordinafof HENRX' GLEN L. M. BORCHARDT CHRISTY CROXVLEY Clfmzisfry Machine Automofive Shop 3A KROHN, WILIMAND, KEELAN, ZXVIER, MEYER, KAHNE, DOM- BROXVSKI, JOHNSON, UAN Kul- KEN, MCGEE, BARTELS, BAB- BITT, WILK, SLAS, RHODES, KOUNTZ, NANSFIELD, CARLSON, BENAK, LIKO, KIRKPATIUCK, KARRELS. 3A KUBIC, SCHIEFELBEIN, FEDDER- SEN, HOGER, WOODRUFF, GAS- SER, HANKO, HARRINGTON, WIIKOLAJCZYK, VAN HANXLE- -JEN, VIXAMCAR, J. MILLER, il Y'ICKI, CHAPMAN, HANZ, .M sux, PIKONLAS, STAEDICKE, mm'-.fN, PIRAUX. 3A IX OUP, QUINN, WESTFALL, ' 1' :gr-LELL, Y A U s , WIGHT, Z- ..wIF, STEINHAUER, DARW'IN, 1' ' --1, KORONKOWSRI, LAR- YVALDENFELS, PALIGA, C TTTR, CLIEMENS, KENNEDY, JNKER. UHHW fda Qizfi ion N!! ,T 1 G ANTHONY DOROTI-IY IRVING DIEFENBACH GARDINER KNEHANS Drafting Physical Buxiness Educaiiozz Trninivzg 3A -MAcRIEW1cz, RUCKMAN, FLA- HERTY, DONOVAN, ETTEN, JUR- JEVIC, KING, RUGRMAN, HESS, GATELY, JEFFERY, CABAJ, CLIC- , TON, SOKOLEXVICZ, HUNTER, POWERS, HESS, Ross, ROGERS, VANDENBURG, COTTER,,,QrRYC- ZEWSKI, BOCH, CARTER, GAVEL, EMERSON, KANGAS. 3A M155 GARDINER jozwmxc, POST, NELSON, O,CONNOR, MUNROE, LEESE, ZUDHOXVSKI, BUSHELLE, Poro- VIGH, ZACHXVIEJA, SZELUNC- KROHN, MAINARD, ROMA:-I, KORYTOXVSKI, OSOLIN, UsH f M:XTUSZAK, VAN HESSEN, 5 'L' LUNG, KOVATS, BRUNELT., 1.-'- CURI, HERBICK, BIALAS, 5144.13-'. BIANCHE, CANCHOLA. 3A ZIMKOWSKI, NYREY. v ,TO- VICH, DARLING, C,LNfA, Im .. 7- ARD, GRALEWSKI, fj,CON1N , LESSARD, ZARNEK, SMYROEQ., OSBORN, PLONCZYNSKI, STL.-r' R BLOCK, MADAY, WITZEL, ww sm, HENNESSY, NL .E -I O,NEILL, GALECKI, B1E1.,xxx SODERLUND, WHITE, SLMN, xioxvsm, TYSIAK, DANIELS. T QUEZ. I v.,' r F , I I ' I 1, of I NLE we 1 .1 N1 T, MA' ' V .QI . -, -is 3A BARRER, KUFFELL, MUELLEIK, GORZELANY, FISHER, Rocoxv- sm, NATELBORG, ZALESKI, CAM- PANA, OMIECINSRI, MORK, MIEIiLKE, DOSEN, OLSZEXVSKI, PETERSON, CACHERIS, SATALIC, HENNELLY, KELLER, XVILRINS. 3A JOHNSON, PLYS, PAUL, SAVAGE, SLOXYIIAK, WEBER, FIEFEER, CIEPLY, GRASR, VASKIS, ORBAN, NVILLIAMS, JARZOMBEK, MAD- ZIEJA, RAMIREZ, SCHRADER, NOWAK, CZAPLA, MCCADDEN, SzA1.Ac1NsR1, BxEDAK1Ew1cz, SKIBA, NEXVCOMB, ARTHUR, BANER, JOHNSON, GARRISON, CZARNY, FILSON, BRUNO, Cos- ENTINO, HARPER, PAWLICIQ, URBANOXVSKI. 3A '14 ILHALCHI, T1LLMAN, KLEIN, 3 '.:T'f, WOLFE, HOLMAN, AL- III?-.C-'I'I', TERLEP, BRANN, RA- BROXVN, ANTONAGLIA, .1111-1-.' DARLING, ARTPIUR, im, x., IXSAUSKAS, HARRISON, -TY, CONRAD, CANINO. .RRI A. FRANK .' JER ' . ZKLICE MCCAHEY .Gif 'n .LARSON Gvrzeral .f' ' Foods Scirfnce YY - My sf If xx! , . I 7 Unckljrad ljizfi ion 3A MUIKAXVSKI, BIEDAKIEWICZ, Miz- NER, MALUCHNIK, AHEAAN, KMIEC, BUICK, NELSON, FRIE- BERG, OBORSKI, GINALSKI, Sos- NOXVSKI, NUDO, PRICE, PALIVIER, OLEZEVC'SKI, KOZLOW, HOLUP, MCELVAXIN, HUNDLEY, HALL, KOSIARA, CIEBIERA, B o Y E 12, PALIGA, SZCZESIAK, STRAKA, BLASZCZYK, MIELNIK. 3A STEVENS, MOCZARNIK, WESO- LEK, TROMBLEY, PANKA, O,CONNOR, KRASK, SICKLER, ROSKO, SIERZEGA, CI-IOJNACKI, SCHULTE, HESTER, MAGNA- Bosco, CONDON, MCDONOUGH, GRAYKOXVSKI, HYZY, RADOSTITZ, MCVICKE11, ROGOXVSKI, YBARRA, XWYYROBEK, PLOSZAJ, SEE, RY- BERG, HAMILTON. 3A .A CUSICK, MARKES, PEARSON, DE BLAKE, DIETTERLE, BAKER, PET'-'Q ERSON, GRANT, MA1iICH, WPI!-1'H' TENBURG, KEARNEY, JOHNS fum, WAPILEN, THIEL, PERTH UT: TY, POOL, LYZA, JoHNsor-- L. AIT, MCDANIEL, DONAHUE, M. 1 U- GA, JORITZ. .A LLOYD AETI- L RUTH PEKELSM, i E' :Asc MCNERNEY Physica! .far-I Clothing Educa tio 1: . Sim f ' U -'. N LAWRENCE CARL JOHN PETERSON SCHUESSLER SI-IEEI-IAN EIc'cf1'o11ics Nlnrbine Shop Machine Draffing 3A HEERSEMA, ARNOLD, ISEMIN- GER, NIURPHY, GOLDEN, GOR- ENCE, EVANS, MCCLENAHAN, KLUNDER, F. JOHNSON, STROM- BERG, RYAN, HANSEN, BRUNO, STOEFLE, DONAPIUE, TENORIO, NUNOKAXVA, GALULLO, DERIi, RHODES, GAMAUF, HOSENBANK. 3A HARVEY, GRAPIN, GENOVESE, RUH, ROYALS, TILLY, MOSKWA, VAR1, KOPCZYNSKI, GERAGPITY, RENO, BUSKIRK, KLGEZEK. Q7-IITH, DESOTO. 3A , O ifx, TOY, THIELE, TULP, ' Em' JACKSON, DRAGON, ' fx, REPETNY, Fox, UN- 1'-' . Tse'- RAz, BRASRA, SMITH, . WSKI, CZASZEWICZ, FA- HOFFMAN, TOBUCH, .., RISTICH, PAULMEYER, 1 URSKI, ZAKRZENVSKI, CYGA1., .1 4.rAs, PERRY, ROBINSON, f 1 - PKETTA, WILGA, EVANS. 5. I.-l, n Uni? fgra ilfz' ions HAIKOLD WALTER ERVIN TAYLOR WEST ZULEOER Biology E11 glisb A 11f01rzof1ve ORSHONSKY, VEZZETTI, Q MCCAFFERY, SCHYFAN- TES, TAYLOR, IGLESKI, RETIS, GUTRAZ, SCOTT, BEDNAREK, STANFORD, CONVEY, GARDNER, SKIEA, RANGEL WEEKS, MILOAREK, CHUMACHER, JEN- NINGS, KELLEY, NOTTBOHM, MILLE S -, ABB, GRADIN- SRI, HARGETT, BALANOXV, - s, WYSOCR, VELICK, SCI-IMEISER, ANDERSON. 3A WERR, L. WERR, ANDERSON, BECKER, PACEWIC, KULIG, MEE- I-IAN, BURCH, WILKINS, O'RExL- LEY, BURG, PURPUR, WILSON, PALMISANO, FREY, PILWASRI, ORRIS, SPOOLSTRA, BALSZOK, THOMAS, HROMA, VEGA, ANIN TERKOVIC, MAN, Dwa- DOV, POLAREK, OLBERA. 3A NIKA, KRAUSE, MAT'P J-X 4 - OAS, NIEESIT, RUSL1 ', HA- S, TROMBLEY, SANDOU, -T--'f N, DANEK, BRANTINGHAM, WIELOSINSRI, BRADY, Iv SCI-IELL. 7 w 1 1 3B HzKRT, VOLA, RIORDAN, BOEI-IRI, NEUBER, GALDIKAS, ROSE, Mc- NALLY, LAWLER, SWANN, HUCR, TUSTIN, LYONS, MAIKKACEK, VITALE, JENSEN, ORNISBY, KOSCH, JARNIUSZKA, SMOLIK, SAWICKI, BYRON, Du MONT, AIKELLANO, SNVATOSH, SUTERA. 3B BRUCE, GANZ, QUAID, PSENO, DENTLY, E L G E T , BELAR, CHORELY, M C C A B E, HOB- SCHIED, RICHARDSON, NIATRAS, GROTH, POLEWSKI, L. MUSTARD, D. MUSTARD, KUBASIAK. 3B BOURAS, EKSTROM, HEWITT KNIUTSON, GROENEWOLD, Gon- FREY, BOLDT, KIEEER, FAVRE, VA NNESS, HERRERA, SORENSEN, S' r:f:LTEN, T E A R , GURNIC, -?i'1!.NSl7N, CONNETT, BYSTR- ZYCK7, TAYLOR, RIDDELL, WAI.- LAC ', BAUTISTA, JOHNSON, lifirfr., GOMEZ, BARUN. 3 . 'f' THOMAS PAUL e -a . .'-E5 BAACKE ERICKSON rf Mavbinc Physical .IL w. fr 1 Shop Education 'Te- 'M A-i-.' A Ufdefgrad Qizli ion 3B MEGURDUCHIAN, MICPIELS, LIL- LIE, BROWN, STURM, PANEI1., XWIZSTLUND, MAGREL, BRIGGS, HIGGINS, GESKING, HODGE, KUZNIGRI, SANTDRA, WARD, SEDER. 3B DINGER, XWILLISI-I, GIRTEN, SNY- DER, DEVRIES, DUNN, HEIN- oLD, VAIGKUS, HANES, MASEK, BERTIS, GRANT, LEON, TAYLOIK, VILLA, GAIKCIA, PELZNIAN. 3B MONTGOMERY, K E N N E T T, HUNT, SAKO, JAGER, PISZCZEK, PUPOVAC, PETERSON, C A L 0- MINO, OXVENS, DAUZA, ZTELIER, REISENAUER, JANKONVSKY, RAD- ICR, MAZURKIEWIGZ, J A N Is, STRISCHEK, KALCHBRENZx I -, LUNA, PEDERSOLI, XVILRERSON, DEI-IART, RAPACZ, GRADIJIIEI., VELEZ. I BERYI. CHARLES MGNADI: ' . , EVERETT Physical P'-T .. Electricity Educatior' QL -. Ma' f':ffs'f 10, . ' .,-- f' -A45 1 - , A s , . I 7 M :Fla .. nib. in Y- X -Q 3 I U1f13e1' rar? LESTER MARGARET REINGOLD gg HOSKINS QUINN STARK Oficc E11 glish I1mf1'11 1110 111111 P 1'ac'ficc' M Hsin' 3B CLIFFORD, O,BLASNEY, COLLIN, SMITH, NITZSCPIE, KONECKI, PAPPAS, KELLY, MILLER, DA- VOREN, RORISON, BEUKEMA, DAHLGREN, GIBERTINI, BOBEK, ARROYO. 3B PATINO, CHANDLER, LAVERTY, BARCLAY, BAADSGAARD, JOHAN- SEN, KROSSLEY, BADOVINAC, NEUBOUER, MCDONNOUGEI, 0'CoNNoR, RosENoRN, JOHN- soN, HARPER, JOHNSON, MIL- Kowsxr, RODGERS, GRUDIS, MEI.- IJNG, D A v I s, CQNNELLY, CONTE, SCHULER, BURRHART, 1 MI' QHELL, EBERHARDT, CAN- I . EULA, CONTRERAS. 3B ,I-I ,, :'2'.vRocIAIc, GODINEZ, . if GLLEY, SPRoUsE, GAUS- ' fx TEIVH, B. SMITH, GLEANEs, '-LCR, KASKY, SPECHT, COUL- TEI2, FRANK, GIBBS, MOLITSKY, R1-:I-IN, BORGOGNONE. Di 171' ions DON THOMAS HOXVARD TURSMAN BEEGAN BENSON Cl1e1rzisz'ry W00r11u01'k H isiory 3B MA'FTULL, I-IAUBERT, JORDAN, BOEHL, MALONEY, MIKICELSEN, O,DONNELL, PIZTRO, KOHL- MANN, DUESING, BOIIG, GAM- EAY, MINTHORN, DEKKER, SA- DOXVSKI, ROSINSKI, SCANLAN, MEDROM, BURNS, VREE, CUN- NINGHAM, FOREMAN, CANTELE, ALEXVIZOS, SIELOEE, LESKO, -BRU- NO, MICHAEL, TAVITAS, KAZ- LAUSMAS. 2A HEINRICPI, FEKETE, I-IOMMES, OKEIISTROM, VALENTINE, KOCH, NELSON, LAVOY, PIKE, BRANER, HELLMUTH, HARDERS, HEJMANOWSKI, D U R K I N, MELIN, SAVAGE, LE PITRE, VOGELER, FRANK, HOLST, MA- SON, SUMMERS, REID, KOVAOPI, LOPEZ, MAOAULEY. 5 2A IMBIEROWICZ, FRAN V1 Q . . COOPER, SOEDEIL I--':I.,.xIaf:.: ZMUDA, CRONIN, , 'FZ .I',I,'1z,,-P. ALTENDORF, RUTLH, Hua'-, LAND, BORN, MACLEOD, PAT! ii. EUROPA, O,BRIEN, M.-xI-isO:II,Q- XVICZ, ADAMS, TILAMMELI., LES- LIE, YUI-IASZ, OWCZARZAK, NEILLY, KISHKUNAS, MOsEI:. FIIAPASELLA, SAUNDERS. 2A ANDERSON, CHAMBERLIXIN, LUNN, REDDING, NIUELLER, SUES, CRONX'HURST, PHILLIPS, JOHNSON, RONEY, BRENNAN, J. MILLEIR, TOIKRES, B. MILLER, KANWISCI-IER, PRZYBYSZ, ABRAMOVICH, ROBINSON, HEIR- BOLD, PUCLIK, FISRE, ZIEMER, IQLEIN, BONATA. ZA NEXVTON, WINK, PIGEON, MAUSSETTE, KLEINAMAN, NITz, LAMPARSKI, PAWLICRI, MAYSAIC, PRIBECH, HELSTERN, MILLER, PIECZYNSKI, JARMUS, STRONG, LAKATAS, NOVAR, BITTO, PLAYO, BECRER, DINGER, MAT.-x, MOR- TIMER, KERSTEN, DURBROXV, RAMIREZ, SCHMULTZ. 2A FLYNN, MAKOWSKI, KOESTNER, JAROWSKI, KOZLOWSKI, JACK- RON, DONILE, KASKE, WIL- TIAMS, CUSICK, BAUTISTA, MAz- rxj, CHADLIN, RUDIS, JANIS, KEFVER, MARTOCCIO, M. CLARK, I---NZALES, BURNS, O,BRIEN, ',I'cM, ARCURI, STEWART, ' INS' .:N, STAKE, KAPCIN, MAR- Iomxo. S. 6' F. ,al ' 1 iff I I JOHNSON, ALVAREZ, F I-.NCES WILLARD UIINNE EDDY C iff-ical Clerkx Costzmzc Design Ul7a?ljl'610 jlizli ion 2A KLEIST, BUscH, SANTO, RUST, BEDNARzYR, B E A R D , VAN SXVOLL, SCHAAFSMA, CHURILLA, BLOCKER, BUGOS, BURNETT, COLVIN, DI Nrvo, PALLOTT, CURATOLO, ANDERSON, SCI-ILOEGL, CIKIOPP, BRONOW- SKI, VELASQUEZ, FLINK, POGGI, BALOUN, BLUETHNER. 2A TRIPLETT, GORNEY, BABCZAK, BRENNAN, BREEN, SCHNEIDER, EVANICII, MASSEY, KOLIBOXY'SKI, LUDFORD, KOXY'ALCZAIi, MEL- LINGER, KIEHN, WEIDENAAR, KLESZYNSRI, WINKELMAN, MARSHALL, BALKANS, CZERVEN- YAR, PETERSON, SUSLOWICZ, ALONZO, STEINI-IAUER, HAR- PER, TOMAszEwsRx, LUDNIN, MACKOWICEK, ANDERSON. PROUTY. 2A HUNTER, FRANT, BERGQII.5'r, HUBEK, COSTELLO, SAMIHI-I, ECRENSTEIN, FRY, XVENTZEL, j. MOIRGIKN, B. KOVAC, FERROS, RAROWSRI, BJORR, Ross, GJN- NER, TRTALA, BRUNJES, R. Koi VACS, KAPLAN, O,BRIEN, Am.. , '. COLEIVIAN, STYX, ZIsOs, N 'f' - sR1, MARTIN, HAASE, Gnu, . RAMUNNO. I 1 GEORGE CADw'AI.I.AD ft. GORANSON JONES. D1'af1fi11g Elc'r!1'1.'1! y ' '- - . l ,rf .rf 7 l 'n .X l'. ,fx UIQHQI' rar? ROYAL MEIKRILL JOHN MINOGUE Q KIRCHNER LYON AUl'0l1H?lfil'X ,, W00J1uo1'k Commcrcial Ari 2A CHEVALIER, LYNCH, BACICH, FRANCISSA, STRYCRER, PRON- CLEUS, MURPPIY, MCDONNELL. SURIL, RENNA, LEE, SOMODI, ZUCCOLLO, ZEBl1OWSK1XS,CZAP- LA, LAIT, SERGIO, TUTTLE, STEPHAN, ULASZEK, BULP, SCI-IIMMER, SALATINO, LEPORE, PRZEKWAS. 2A CROSSE, STOFKO, MORGAN, ZIM- MERMAN, SIECZKO, GAUTI-IIER, CATALANO, SIKORA, KAI-INE, SMITI-I, PHILLIPS, SCHWICK, SIMPSON, KENNEY, GAINEs, OT- TEN, ROGALA, SAVAGE, STENV- ART, KOZINSKI, ANASEWICZ, LANGONE, ROOT, MORALES, SE- nsu, GARCIA, DOLAN, BENTLEY, SULYN, EDWARDS, WALKER. ZA '.E:'I-Iv -R. 1, BLASZAK, BED- I :I fc, --:LsI.IAN', STOFFEY, Mc- ., I- I., QEJIQSLEY, CALLAI-IAN, Eifnn' 'ESL I-I, XWILINSKI, RIZZUTO, if 1:11--I-ZEN, ROY, HOEVEL, SIA- . 1, CALLAHAN, VAN CURA, .i,:IuHT, TROTTA, BRANSON, 'c:, ELOW, HALL. A jvizfi ion E. E. 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RAYMOND WILBEIKT DANIEL MCDERMOTT STEINQUIST SE1Tz McGrNN1s A DEERING MASPIEK Inferior Printing Auio-motive Mufloenzatics A Drafiing Pattern Uecorating Making WILLIAM WINTERS ...2nd Lieutenant fPilotJ , U.S.A.A.C. E. E. PAscI-IRE FACULTY HONOR ROLL WARREN V. ANDERSON... Electricinn's Mate 3C NORMAN W. BALDWIN .. Av'n Mach. Mate 1C., THOMAS BEEGAN ,..,. . .. ,,., Lieutenant, WILLIAM BROWN ,,..... Chief Av'n Metalsmith LOUIS T. COOR .,.,... .. .. .. . FRANCIS DUNNE .,... WALTER DUIKKIN . GEORGE GORANSON GENE HACIQETT' EDWARD KIMPTON . JAMES R. MCGIN NIS ..............,..,....., THOMAS NASPI ..,,... '7 Lieutenant, U.S.N.R U.S.N.R U.S.N R U.S.N.R U.S.N.R Captain, U.S.A.N.C. Lieutenant, U.S.N.R. Lieutenant, U.S.N.R. Chief Specialist, US.N.R. Major fEngineersJ, U.S.Army Sergeant, U.S.A.A.C. Major, U.S.A.A.C. JAMES MILLEIK .,,.,,,..,...,...........,.,.....,..,. Private First Class, U.S.A.A.C. CARL H. PETERSON . .....,.. Lieutenant Colonel, U S.Army Lieutenant, U S.N.R. CLARENCE PEFFIER . Major Civil Air Patrol, U.S.A.A C. LLOYD M. PERELSMA ....,..,... ,.,..., L ieutenant, U.S.N.R. LEONARD ROXVE .,,... . ,,... ....,..,,. . .Major, U.3 A.A.C. JOI-IN B. RUSSELL ..,.. Lieutenant Commander, U S.N.R. CARL SCI-IUESSLER ......,......,. Lieutenant CJ. G.J , U.S.N.R. THE CIVIL JOHN SI-IEEHAN ,.....,.... .........,, C hief Specialist, U.S.N.R. EDMUND SKORONSKI ..,, Lieutenant Commander, U.S.N.R. SYDNEY STRICKLER .........,,...,, ,........ Sergeant, U.S.Army HAROLD TAYLOR ...,...............,....,...,. Lieutenant, U.S.N.R. JOHN TURLEY .......... ......,.,..,.......,...., L ieutenant, U.S.N.R. ROBERT URCHEL ,.........,.. ..,...,........... C orporal, U.S.ArIny ROY YOUNG . ...........,... Lieutenant Commander, U.S.N.R. WORLD WAR I HOWARD BENSON ,........,....... Radio Apprentice, U.S.Navy WILLIAM BURNS ......,.. . ..,.,........, Air Service, U.S.Army EDWARD J. CONNOR ..,,.,, .. .... ,.,.,...,.,.. E nsign, U.S.Navy ROBERT DARLING .,...................,,.,..... Artillery, U.S.Army JOE DOUGHERTY ........,........ Ambulance Corps, U.S.Army CLAUDE EWING ..,...,..,.,.,,......,.,. Field Artillery, U.S.Army WILLIAM JUST ......,..... Princess Pats, Royal Canadian Army EDWARD KIMPTON ...,.........,......,...., Air Service, U.S.Army FRANK KNIGHT ...,... ......,......,.........,.... F Ireman, U.S.Navy REINHOLD STARK ....,.. ,....,., I ntelligenee, U.S.Army IRA WAGENMAN ....... ....,. S ignal Corps, U.S.Army AIR PATROL QAuxiliary of the U. S. Air Forcesj The Civil Air Patrol was organized some time prior to Pearl Harbori' and our local unit was started in 1944. The unit aims to train licensed aircraft mechanics and in many cases trains pilots. These students are following the footsteps of their elders in training for the defense of their nation. ' BISHOP, JURKOVICH, MASSY, LINDSROG, MILLAID, FEINBURG, HORASON, JORDEN, GARDNER, RIELY, ANDERSON, JOHNSON, TPIIEL, MARENO, TX'REE, EZA, AUSTIN, BIELONVSKI, RYVERG, WHITE, MAJOR C. W. PEFFER, TROMBLY, FIERRO, KISRUNAS, RODY. Rfk: .f 'Y 3 : UW: CHICAGO VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ANTICIPATES The carollers form 'round the lobby tree before their enrolling stroll through the corridors. G1NNY SM1TH, CARMEL Mooun, and MARGARET CRUSAR gaze at a gay display. S1-HRLEY plays Santa for Miss FALAHEY while LEEHEY is caught dancing around the Club Room tree. The lunch room gang have a party in the Civic Roomg ELIZABETH RADTKE, LUCILLE SLOIVIKA, EVELYN DILLON, ELIZABHFH KONECKI, and ANNE C1-IICARO help the boss-men with victuals. r is' - Ln P. I :lf ' 1 15 r I SW . .Th in ' ' ali r-V' n. VINWIT F: 'C rat' 1 If? -in gf 'nl 1' :gk I ,W 2 Mn? g, .. Ft All B71 .2 2 jQf gg X-.Y 734 ix., :g9x?S-fi: ui X .' Q2 1 r. - 1 WN zz. .vw- -J- I v 7' 'S Y., ,' r xg! 4 ,4 V rx ' R .ey aff ' 4 LA in - A 1 K1 J., , ,,, V 1. 1' 1 n, 9 Qu, X ig, l in K, ... H- 2 21. 2' , 'H S ' f , J' Fw ,in 1 Vw, .N D mg xf. ., h 1? H A I . , if 'ki NJ 41' 4 wx. I ' V33 Q WSF' M, f,,M.f . ,f 8 .fra vb, 5 .J Our shutter-clicker must have donned a wig and a new look in order to invade the sanctity of the feminine :ef It would seem that PAT AHEARN, ANGELINE ' -ZYK, OLGA ZosLowf, and AUDREY KERSTIN are re- ving last minute instructions from Miss GARDINER be- the feathers begin to fly at volley ball. '.:e.EEN SUBUR is listening in while MYRTLE T is on Miss FALAHEYJS carpet, and oh boy - 'wncy carpet! The whole thing doesn't look too . We get a peak at our Home Economics Depart- ment looking through Home Management toward the Foods Laboratory . W ldfdhbn Looking over DAVE SYLvEsTR1's shoulder we see some serious hand composition with WARREN PERRY and HAROLD HOLMES. LIPKA and ZAVAILA have sported the camera. Thais SUSLOWICZ behind the forced air heating duct, and JOE FRANKER pounding his thumb. MR. STEPHENS is checking up on DON DlNOVO,S job. NOONAN, JARITZ, and GAMAUF are quite serious with that plastic stuffv. Can you fancy NSNOWFLAKEH MARTINEZ solving a math problem for MR. MILLER? W'e'll wager than HAROLD VAN KLEY helped out. i 5 J , V. '1 A . -. YS' :A H If 5 .' x 1 Y Ai h 7 1' v- fh- .S og, .df r e .f'1.'4'-: xt QM- a Q' .. a r7 ,.,s .xy gl 1 f .9312 N R -Q 4 1 JARDEN, CANINO, MILLER, CHERNICH, BARRY, BEDNARER, STURM, TEVERDEK, GENO- vEsE, MOSCATO, PARKER, NOONAN, MCGINTY, HARNISH, HARDING, HALL, CASILLAS, RICHARDS, MATE, COSTELLO, ROACHE, BENSON, TAVITAS, POST, BABE, COACH CHAMBERLAIN, MANAGER CHAMBERLAIN, SPEC!-IT, CERVANTES, CAVANAUGH, SOM- MERS, ROSE, HOENDERVOOGT, SZABO, KOSCIELSKI, STORY, HENDERSON, ALGARIN, VEGA, BRANDT, LADD, DIANA, KARCZEWSKI, BOND, JOHNSON, PELIGRINI, GILL, COACH MCNABB. LEWIS, I I 9 sz! Q . pf .az , S rv ' . , I. , .,,. 'Qs u ., 'EC 4 Q, W X 7. . .q -1' , --5:--'pg f 9f,qrA'N 5: I ':..L?l - 'A 'uw -H? , R I, V. ,Am Lini- ggg 44. A. ..', ?-I 4 --. I , .G-f 1 ..,.GARIN, BRANDT, DIANA, KARCZEWSRI, CAVANAUGH, JOHNSON, PELIGRINI, GILL, QZGACH L. CHAMBERLAIN, MGR. CHAMBEIRLAIN, LADD, BOND, VEGA, CERVANTES, QOACH B. MCNABB. -:te-J' ' f swf' if '-s-Q, - QSM' f Q WCS :TDI tifif WRESTLI G Our grapplers were city champions this year competing against eighteen schools. In addition to league competition they grunted and groaned victoriously against Morgan Park Military, U-High of Chicago, 4 Wzxshington and Roosevelt of East Chic-ixggjggiiu. Indiana, Morton of Cicero, and Mt. cm13Qig.JgWf'1 of Chicago. -' i AL VEGA appears to be the top wrestled C.V.S. has ever produced having won gall his 23 matches, 21 of which were pins.'BtHfT DIANA won 18 bouts, 6 of them by pingilf-1'-T , he defeated the 175-pounder who won Shi: state championship. BOB ALGARII'-v1,. 'f'it1-' champ at 95 pounds last year, iii matches, 14 by pinning. This were JOHNSON, Jan. '49 and Next year the co-captains ALGARIN. '.i' w ICS' EE Z QC? f' of 5 BA KETBALL Perhaps the best story on basketball lies 511 the season's statistics which one will ind on the next page. A team made up from both squads captured third place in the Plinois Tech season tournament. Both the --.ior ind junior squads had wins in the tty play-offs. Some records were brokeng l-'.1': at the scores. Q, l x COACH ERIQKSON, NOIKTPI MGR., NA'I'lfl.I3ORG, R. HEEIKSEMA, Ml'1'cr-ILL1., Svlumonu, GRUNWALL, Men., VAN KLEY, MGR., TAYLOR, H. I'IIAiIillSliMA, l'1li-IMANOXVSKI, SABO, POHLO, RIGONI, NORXVILLE, ScoTT. 'r : : T, . ,, r . gif' 48 .49 M ' 'fix Q 5-A K .f LN N sn 53 V ' ru COACH ERICKSON, DANEK Msn., DIEKKEIR MGR., GRUNWALL MGR., NOR'fl-I Mon., VANKLEX' Mau. LE PETRE, NIILASI-IOSKE, GIBERTINI, RENO, FRANCITLLA, Lomaz, TIENORIO, BELL, BUDNER, MORAN, DONAHUE, BRUNO, B. JARAMJ, Pfxsluxswlcz, Sc!--IUMACI-USR, J. JARARD, Bfuxu. 5. '1 ' 4. 4.1! of ..-, 'maj 'F-2' JUNI 39135 1 10s 1 Rf I, 51 CV. C 'W f 7, SENIORS Practice Games C.V.S ..........,,...,, 37 UNIORS Practice Games Leo 4 ,... ...... ..,..,.30 ,Leo H32 Dunbar C-V-5---A'----4---PM-54 Dunbar ....... S1 Gage Park ............ 36 C'V'S ' 54 Gage Park l AA A '4,'.A-A' H42 ......,,.... ..... 4 6 LlndlJl0Y11 .. UHH442 Tilden H41 39 Tllden 'UH--33 Marshall C.V.S....,.,,....,,..,41 Marshall .......47 Mt.,Carmel C'V'S '4 '4S Mt' Carmel L League Games eague Games C.V.S .,....,.....,... 67 Carver ,,,. . MHHS7 Cm-vgr A37 C.V.S..,.,.. Fenger ,, Fmgef 19 C-V-5--A-A----All-A-A-65 I-IydcP111'k Hyde Park 37 C-V-Sh--V--my--1---27 Bowen .. c..e... ss Bowen ,44..,....e.,.... 22 C-V-S ---'.---.A-,,AA.- 39 So. Shore ., .......S4 South Shore C-V-5--4-A--4.-H.-4-.51 Hirsch 50 Hi,-Sch ' 37 72 Morgan Pk. 48 HM-Per 35 C.V.S. Englewood gg Englewood 3,5 C.V.S.....,.. ..l..,,.-46 Parker H 45 PM-kcr ..,-,,,v.,.,,-,,v 3U C.V.S.. ...,,........, S0 Calumet ,...,..51 Calumet 44 Playoff Games Playoff Games C.V.S. .,.,...,....... 46 Tilden .. , . C.V S. . ,.....,,..,. 52 Gage Park . . ,.......... 61 Kelly .,,.. H47 C.V.S. ..........,... S3 Lindblom , , .,,.... ....,. ,,A,,,,4 , Lang TQCI1 G 11 BRUNO FG FT PF 110 69 42 TP 289 Top scorer in the Chicago Basketball League. WIMMIN G The acquatic aspirants aptly follow the directions of COACH DUIKICIN as he elongates on plunge and board form. In competing against seven schools twice each, the juniors won twelve matches while losing two. The seniors won three and dropped eleven of their fourteen matches. Bill Dingess, senior Captain and bach- stroker, is not in the picture. 2' lx 5 l E E Sl HANI1LTOT'. ACH, GREGERSON, 1 G H T, WALLACE, i Q ., iv, GANZ, CLENIENS, ll- f. EVANS, ZELLNER, ELL'- ER, SHIN' Jr, STALK- SNIOLIK, KELLY. , QWLIJY . COACH Durut STEMLIN, IA..s-.'r- ZE1-1, LU':f , 7 f' . BOTT, LL A., HEIM, Hr: . Q 1 A LAND. UA -4 A OLA, K.r..1.v . -.ufwf 109 t5Q?:gQiTP9 A 1 ff A fd XSS A' E3 FOOTBALL MGR. RIMER, BEDNARIK, GORENGE, ETTEN, D. BEDNARIK, BOND, GENOVIESE, 0,NEILL, BAKER, MGR. NILON, MGR. MUELLEIK, HAIR-- RINGTON, VEZZETTI, NIEYERCHICK, KNUSTON, BECKER, KING, DIAN1X, STURM, SULLIVAN, LEEHEY, STANFORD, MGIK. YANGAS, MOIKAN, KRAUSE, OBLASNhN', JURGAVICI-I, MILLEI ID'Fr'T'3 ' ANTONAGLIA, MEGJX, MGR. BORROWDALE, COACH ANTONIDES, ILAXVSKI, NOONAN, MAI!- TINIZ, DWYER, ADDUCCI, XVOJGICRI, PEDERSOLI, JARDEN, COACH SRORONSKI. This is the game that requires brains and brawn plus many long hours of sweat and toil on the part of the players and their mentors. A veteran backfield was depleted by the ineligibility of PIONTEK and DUMON'F, and PosTnozNY's going into the army. Losses to Tilden and Hirsch showed the inex- pcrience of our warriors, but Q1 win over Bowen I p-an ' ' l N l' ld' I ' . -. l 11 - .L fl m ,ll l , . 'H 223 sfi fy' 'V' GMA .I 1. . ,ri - Q Li.: If Yin g:- A --i s Vi showed progress and uncovered WOJCICKI as an strong running back. MARTINIEZ exhibited great spirit in the line and BOND was the best all around ball player. Harper and Parker fell before this team, co-captained by DWYER and ADDUCCI. The Fenger score was not indicative of our playing as we piled up eight Hrst downs to Fenger's four. 1 I' KF wget, -R BASEBALL NIGP- IKUBASIAK, GERAGHTY, MCDANIEL, Zucr,oLr.o, Hess, WEGLARZ, GRYCZEXV- SKI, DL LUCA, TOTH, WINTER, PAV- Lscxux, COACH PEKELSMA, MGR. CHEVR- 1. GALECRI, RIGONI, PRoRAsRI, MAR- f .:t..ut, LANDIS, HANKO, BRKLJACICH, fJl'CETICI-I, SKONVRONSKI, ZBOS, SERAFIN, T'LosAJ, PEDERSOLI, MAWROCKI, EMER- 'R JN, KLYSEK, SOMODX, WESEN, BUDNER. They're wonderful! They'rc wonderful! They're wonderful! MR. PEKELSMA,S baseball team beat Lane Tech! We have RICH SERAFIN winding up for that drop that puzzles the umpires. PER tells I-IANRO and Toni about base-running. IFHANIQN, PASKIEWICZ is ready to pound one out as JERRY PRORASRI hopes he will. STAN MARCELAK stops a hot one at second base. Graduation took three regulars from the infield, but the new blood is clevel- oping nicely. As we go to press, the club has a Eve hundred standing at mid season. Ez fu? 'df-I-3 x WSMQ X xvfxfxy wx L 1 ffm- 9.- - -...J 'MQ r K.. 7, -ln :mst 'lui A x ' mx: H1GG1Ns, Bnursmnczx-'K, MEDGURUICHIAN, MOIKRIS, NITZSCHE, SKRONSKI, BROUILLETTE, MAGANA, MR. MCNABB. GOLF if fi ICE SKATING . I W YOCPIELSON, ZIMKOWSKI, JACKSON, SCOTT, CI-IRISTENSEN, Boors, IWINSKI, MIEPII.J.': MGR. VAN Buslului, Cofxcu MEYER, SCI-IULTE, TILLY, SCHMESKI, CHOMIAK, Rock, BARZYK, CONRAD, PooL, MR. BAACKE-TllAINE1l, NL-XLONE, SCHULTE, PALMQUIS1, Nnss, ZAI.liSKl'-CAPT., RENO, WESLEY, RANOS. A 3 f'.Ix1I:I r, PAULECK, POHLPLATZ, OXVENS, GORNEY, '. ,'-1 accent, HULS, STECK, BYERLY, SI-IEFKE, MADSON, -. .RIc1I-I, CHORLEY, DOODY, HAYES, KALINOWSKI, 1'flGGINS, KRAXVCZYK, HAASE, PAROBEK, DABICCI, STYX, KASALD, PARKER, BERRY, ADAMS, MR. Mc- Nfxsis, HALXVIX, BAYER, PERRY, BINDER. Li-r. BURCH, FOLEY, GUSTAFSON, FISHER, GIN- :QP-,ASS HUMMEI., HORRELL, SCHUIT, VAN DEN Z-IENIIEL, FREY, WILSON, YOCKELSON, SUREI., MARER, BARTELS, PERTILE, SHELLIIERG, PETERSON, CITEII YJCI-T, LESCIR, HUNTER, RYS, WARREN, GIBER- IJN., I-.'-'s, PETERSON, XVERR, MR. MCNABB, MUR- - vi, C'7E'fZKE, BEUKEMA. BOWLI -If The bowlers in the upper picture won the city chrimpionship last year competing against nineteen schools and they took fourth place this year com- peting against fourteen schools. The bowlers in the lower picture participatecl in an intrsmuural league composed of 38, four-man teams. i l , I 1 I l P var Q7 .0 x- 4 Winmausow, V. SMITH, GRASK, S'rorf1Qo, Mns. CHARR, POPOVICH, ARCURRI, CONTE, KI. SMITH, CQNDON, SZELUNG, Nuno, BRUNO, NORTH. YELL i i ,N i ,Se JK Qi vi Xf 5 ' x Ax Gtsffixg :Lb iii X Here is a part of the bunch in .icri-vi 'fx the Bowen game, representing rapid rhjua ,u, and staccato noises that are well lufl, bv Snowflake with that big megaphnne in Hn balcony. 1.3 1 WALKER, SYREK, MORTIMER, FLYNN, PIGEON, SIKORA, KOZLOXVSKI, PAWLICKI, O'BYRAN, PIECZYNSKI, MORALAS, MAZGAY, MAKIKOXVSKI, KAHNE, JASROWSKI, Miss NOI1ELTY, KAPAN, ROGALO, RUDIS, STEXVART. R4 ENCE CLUB . -? v..g'kq EQ 9 . Pig. .Rf 1 u 'fg sr--- ' A W 1 -uf., -L r 0 ,. 11 Sf. 'Ak 4 .ur CA ERA CLUB JONES, GIKEGORY, Russo, BRIGT-IT, MR. COADI2, MAS- SEY, MR. MEYER, SPROUSE, BALSON, Mmqsomowxcz. TRADEMA TER Our bi-monthly publication is produced in our own print shops and is an eight page paper selling at live cents. It has a circulation of 2300 copies and is the vital publicity unit in the school. This publication certainly owes the Trade- mastcr a big hand. Graduation will deplete the ranks of both the editorial and production staffs. The graduates are JENNINGS, LEENEY, STSRA, RYAN, HOLMRN, BRANTINGHAM, PAPRN, BUTTS, and LESTER. Lil fl H EDITGRIA ' FRANK, YERT 1- ESCARRAZ, SPROUSE, Ch: YANGAS, Win NIUSTARD, -,g BYRON, SILvEs'rRi, IX MALUCHNIK, WA: SKI, HOLMAN, ', Miss WATSONV, C'-f RYAN, BURKE, .1 A SPECHT, Kosmm ' NEWBAUER, hz. Icz. PRODUCL .. MR. STE.N'xuif MR. URCHIF' ' LER, NORVIT .,E, j .Nm LESTER. :T NN x iIN ICK- 'NGS PAPAN, B1 'TS, KR' , 1 1 3 l M .wig 'Y '11 fl il v . e, ' r V, . A, ,Z .M X -'JH 1 ' n fr 2: is 'K SV' 3-- . 1 Q -. LINDSKOG, N. PATTERSON, House, XVILGA, ADAMS, CHANDLER, XVAIKD, BILOW, HAM- ILTON, WOUTAS, MAGRO, O,REILLY, KOvAcs, STYX, Mu. REINHOLD, STARK, CONWAY, DALLA BETTA, FRY, N. PATTERSON, BIEDAKIEXVICZ, BRANTING1-IANI, KA'1'Z, WA'I'SON. DOW BEAT For the past two semesters the musically inclined portion of the student body has been organizing under the competent direction of RElNI-IOLD STARR. Still in its infancy, the band got its start with five pioneers fwe don't know how hungry they Werej who hid away in a third floor nook and practiced every tenth period. The Maestro has recruited members, instruments, and drive as the aggregation now numbers twenty-two performers, he further states that city wide competition is not far away. NVe have heard of boys with horns , perhaps the pics denote horns with boysv. ROBERT HODGE, tangled up in that sousaphone and NEIL ADAMS, supporting the baritone, cer- tainly make up in volume what they may lack in tone quality. THE ROLLERS QulN1,1N, Cl-lEliNICl'I, Km-mn, MAHONEY, ISMINGER, FIEFFER, ARNOLD, CRACHY, Kenna, Sivimi, MAcFmxL,xN13, MANOS, HAMMOND, WESTFALL, EKSTROM, I-IULS, LAMB, Mu. WEST, Pnwuciu, F1LsoN, NEUBAUER, PARKER, DIVITO, DISPENSA, RANDS, PER-- 'rOL.ANn'z, Buluw, KAI-mu, K,x1.cHB1usNNER, DOLAN, HAIKPER, SCHULER, PAUL BYRON, TUSTIN, D121-IART, OTTIEN. Probably the most active organization in the school, the Rollers are still rather exclusive. Active membership is limited to fifty students and there is 21 considerable waiting list. Three absences from meetings terminates active membership. The skating parties are held at the Swank Rink and are always well patronized. Each semester il dancing party is held which is free to the members in good stand- ingg refreshments are served. Such parties have been held at Promontory Point in Jackson Park, at the South Chicago Y.M.C.A., and in the school Club Room. Emblems carrying the insignia of the club are awarded those members in good standing who contribute something definite to the group. Recently shirts have been presented t-- long term members in good standing. The Rollers are sponsored by Mr. West and th:E club is one of the oldest in the school. 1 '94 P . 4 eil? I I -- flirt I - . ks....'iL?:lJ.AI-If' HEERSMA, HUMMEL, SPRINGER, SCHWANTES, BROWN, WITTLE, JESSEN, HE,TMANOWSKI, PI-IILIP, ULAS- ZEK, SISKA, LOEBER, MACFARLANE, MATE, SCHMIDTKE, OBEIT, ESCARRAL, LEENEY, ZELLNER, KENNEDY, BROULETTE, PALMQUIST, DEL MURRO, VAN KLEY, LUBAWY, SMITH, SEDOWIOK, HAROETT, JENNINGS, GRACZYK, ALOARIN, MATASZUK, GRIFFIN, POPOVICH, BOEKELOO, MISS UPTON, GREOORIN, BIEDA- KIEXVCZ, KOZLOW. Like other honorary Organizations this club has specihc requirements for membership. To become a member one fi I 0 must have been on the honor roll for four semesters. Automatically one must be a 3B in order to meet require- I ments and many do not make the club until the senior year. sm' '. Grades must average excellent and no grades of fair are accepted. 'II.O. BROWN, LITIQE, ANDERSON, OLSON, LANDIS, TAH'LOR, JOHNSON, WARIIO, RIGONI, BURIIULES, ML., ROGOWSKI, JOHNSON, ROBERTSON, FAORO, BOURAS, SCHATTENIIURO, STAIII, PIETSCH, HOKANSON, 5.I-RIzzr'NsI4I, SZABO, HOMMES, BARCLAY, GRYCZEWSKI, DONOVAN, DARLING, DEIML, CALDWELL, CON- --V. lvl'ORF, COX, BUNDY, PARMELLE, MILLAR, BABB, RODGERS, STACK, CONTE, Rfxmcz, MILOWSKI, WAIISDAARD, SMITH, ZACHXVIEJA, WERHOLLICK, WILKERSON. .5521 9 .ii IIB '18 LIBRARY FRANCIS CURTIN jnssla WOOD PIARRIETTE O'B12RRY Lilzruriazf Assistant Assistant The library is the home of our television set, a prize won by contestants in an essay contest. After April 15th, the many baseball fans follow our Sox and Cubs when time permits. L. PAYTON, E. I-Imwuiz, R. PEFFER, R. ZAJICEK, J. PIEWITT, L. GRAYKOWSKI, F. LILIKES, R. CZYNI- KIENVICZ, W. Niass, L. MCCASLAND, P. ScH1LDM1L1.1zR, J. NELSON, D. SLOXVIAK, W. STOSICH, G. JAMIE- SON, C. MORGAN, T. JONES, E. TODD, A. JOHNSON, M. HUSCHER, R. YOUNG, R. SWANSON, W. l'lAMll,'l'ON, KI. Sc:A1.i3s. B. l-KADOXVSKI, KI. MCCORMICK, SOSNOXVSKI, R. SILVA, V. BECK, D. RUTZ, W. K.lYll'H, J. Winans, R. BINDER, J. KUPIAINEN 1fnsON, J. PERKINS, E. Kmxczliwslu, R. B. A. PETERSON, Miss CURTIN, B. M. PET- '.vf'5. 4.5 'ff .. J. -, I 4 an ' 1 f -A .il xr.. v.. c.. tl.,- xfrf ' - .- -HV' -pw. rt 'f if J: '-C' 9 . hrfpgfgg 9' ' s . '1 - -' 'ir ' ., I., 11 . 1 F'-'. J- N., Us 3. 'ii as N a , .1 ' -'i3,Q:. . . . -1 39,1-:Q . . , , . .4 4- -. . , , .si il 5: C A N I L ' WAN: K A 1'- J f 'N I 'J TL 5 lA- f 1 V, - NN ',,7l Q!'L5g36l5' ' ,f'f'3'!,?!Af'. .1 ' 3155? Q. f , KQTLI' Q + L M- if W 'Lf v 'W 'Q NH, , - 4 , A ,, ,, 151 Q52 . 3' ' ig ': Y fa LL GU RD JOY, RIGONI, PAWLIORI, XVI-lI'l'li, ANDERSON, BAR- CXELLA, GRONOWSRI, MAI!- CONI, LANG, BARIIACRI, VVRIGHT, FIsI-IIQR, ABROM- ICI-I, SKACKA, JOHNSON, EVANGO, MOIKAI.lS, MAIJAC, LAXVANDOXVSKI, LAFOR- ANO, OTTEN, SWARTZ, Goss, NELSON, ARMAS, SHIIQNBURG, P A 2 N I N , PII5c:zsRI, JONES, MIQYIQR, KOXV'FOWSKI, DEIi'I ERLl2Ii, MARGAIKIET, MAIKIDJK, FRANK, MOIKIKIS, YA'l'IiS, JONES, I-IARRIS, BOXY'MAN, DAKE, STATON, EDGAR, CARLAND, GRAM!-IOFFEIK. SI-IuI-'rY, TAN, Ticcma- LAAR, RAKOWSKI, PETER- SON, MO'Ll3SKI, OGRODOW- ICZ, BARFIS, SWA'rosII, PERKINS, BEDDOW, KARL4E, PAYTON, DINGRR, SPI- RARES, JOHNSON, NIATA, THURSTON, ANIDREXVS, MAIKCINIAK, STEXVART, SYREK, DINGIEIK, SCHMAI-, JOHNSON, BINDER, MAG- IIY, I-IuDDI,i2s'roN, ED- W A R D s, CI-IRIs'r15NsEN, COTTIER. This organization, under the able direction of Mr, Harold Hunter, is the largest one in the school. Corridor discipline and the security of more than eight thousand lockers both depend to 21 great extent upon this student group. Our guards are faithful and their civic points :Ire hard earned. ,,,,, ,784 .. , BOOKROOM ATTE AN S BURKHARDT, BOSTWICK, STRYCKER, KCLAIK, Cos LLO, WINKELMAN, ZABRAUSKAS, AL 1.1soN, CZAPLA, WOLF, MORGAN, AYLWARD, B ANER, KENNEDY, MR.McG1NN1s, KA SALO, KALINOWSKI, IQOBYLARCZYK, KUBIC, AK, HUSS, SPECHT. AI, ' MR. CONNOR, RADICK, MARCELAK, BROWN, FIEFFER, LONG, NYVENS, RAKES, PERTO- LANITZ, LEPE, HARTMAN, MORALES, PAVLACK. STAGE CREW GLEE CLUB GIRLS' CHORU gulinrgj E YANGIEQC YANGIEQHNIEDEQUGORSKI, OLSON, WOODRUFF, vEI1.m1I4, WITKOXVSKI, .YANGISE LILLY PI-IILP, GILL, MILLER, GRACZYK, MANOS, GIBERTlNI,I'IARGETT, ORGAN, MACFARLANE, D. GOLDEN, SCI-IAEFER, BUEKENIA, MEYER, RORISON, PALMQUIST, TIEITRN, PILAWSICI, TlL.l..MAN, WIEIISMA, DRAGOO, SMITH, CI-IAMBERLAIN, KLEIST, SCI-INIIDTKE, RU1'fIfAI.o, BORGERSON, MATE, DANEK, KUBASIAK, RHEIN, HOMAN, Mxss Vo- IJICKA, LUBANVY, SCHIMMER, AUSTIN, ZAIQRZEWSKI. . sl .1 xl PRICE, DEHART, PLYS, BAADSGAARD, BROCKLY, KMIEC, BADOVINAC, BIEDA- KIEWICZ, PEDERSOLI, MATA, NUDO, BAUTISTA,HEIKBICK,BIALAS,vVILKfFfi4aON, MOIITIMEII, AIRELLANO, STRAKA, KOSIARA, Mlss VODICKA, GAIxcIA,BLAf.zAI4g, SEGEII, MOllAI.ES. Q 12 5.26 Povovlcl-I, SKEVA, RYAN, FIEFFER, Kmmc, FARMER, KOROTOWSKI, EGAN, SMITH, D1 PIRRO, PAUL, XVILLIAN1S, GIKIITITIN, lVlU1ULXVSKI, FRANCO, XVER1-IOLLICK, BURKE, Hlill- BICK, MRS. CRAIG, NUDO, MCELVAIN, KOLLOW. THE ADVISORY CGUNCIL The young ladies in this organization are selected through faculty recommendation from among the juniors and seniors. This organization accepts the responsibility for setting and maintaining stzindnrds for young women :lt C.V.S. As big sisters they give freshmen information about school activities, courses, and opportunities. At the beginning of each semester the council aids in the registration of freshmen. ALPH HOSTESS CLUB I'IUSZTI,GANZALAS, SLOWLAK, CZARNEY, NITZ, Wfzznsa, CIEPLY, SKIBA, PISCZECK, KROSSLY, GIIASK, CAsII,I.As, PLYS, FLYNN, NEXY'TON, WILLIAMS, STOPKO, PIGECN, -lol-INsoN, MAIICHI, SYIIEK, STEWART, VANAK, XWALKEII, FILSON, COSENTING, BRUNO, HARPER, SMITH, BIEnI.Ifo- XVICZ, PAWLICKI, WASALOUSKI, SKIBA, PAWLICKI. GUIDE SERVICE XVILGA, DIEVRIISS, TROM- IILAY, MII. Sr-IINI2, Wmxuo, GOl.17liN, MICIELI, BUNCH, SCI-IWANTIIS, DINGESS. Y 4 M Q V1 H ' -'f ': U tsgl'if'k L X X iff ,i , H A -1. zgsqr, 146,10 ,I 'ou - V 55x f f X ' ' A ,z '55 WHL '.fLl. I :Iv Z va L - '. ' 15 at I ' '-:.v 5 E H X ,JV ng? ' . 'I VV' :Haze I K r rf g 555 -- . aff 5 'Zif f' Azifsiffkgg 3' W a n v . Ulipggin . 'W I , ' A X f f E , E 'iw- if '......,. E55 BAIICLAY, RANOS, HESTER, ANDERSON, BROWN, SCI-IATTENBERG, SPROUSE, BUNDY, RHODES, KACZMAR, MAIITINEZ, RICZPIARDS, Cox, GRYCZEXVSKI, MEGA, NUNOKAXVA, ALGAIIIN, MR. HOWELER, SMITH, WIL- LIAMS, WIQRHOLLICK, Joi-INsoN, HUCK, ROBERTSON, MII. RUSSELL. TECHNICIA STAFF MAlKl1-H'N WILLXAMS, JoE BARCLAY, and JOHN KACZMAR are getting some pointers on typographic design and layout. ED GRYCZEXVSKI is trying to fig- ure out whom he must run down next. GINNY SIVIITH beats out the copy' is USNOW-I 1fI.AIcE MARTINEZ wonders how much more pho- tography will fit the book. Ye editor, SFHATTEN- BERG, and ELINOR JOHNSON are wondering who- cleared off the desk for the picture. . I2 STUDENT COUNCIL 3B LEADERS YANGAS, RICHARD, STRYCKER, GALLOY, SCHNEIDER, UDD- MAN, MASSEY, RUST, BEDNARER, PAUL, BRENNAN, ABRAMOVICH, DURDOV, HERBOLD, BUSCH, GILL, FRY, COOPER, MCDONALL, SMITH, ABSON, LAVOY, GUTZEIT, BISHOP, WROBLEXYVSICI, BOSTXVICK, BABCZAK, BILOW, TO- BUCI-I, DETTNER. - STUDENT COUNCIL COOP, SISKA, HEERSEMA, BALAZS, BURC1-I, BORST, MASSEH', WILSON, BROWN, SMITH, CPIERNICPI, MANOS, I-IICROR, BORIS, KLEIST, ROYALS, BAER, GODGINSKI, BREE- DEN, LAND, LINZ, STOFFEY, MAREF, MCDONALD, YANROVICH, BRANTINGHAM, OPYT, FEDDELER, MILLEIR, MILLER, J. BUCROWICZ, SOROLEWICZ, JONES, KRILICYI, BORERSEN, ZELLNER, .ADAIvIS, LEENEY, KORYTOWSRI, FARNIER, STECK, NUDO, NORTH, MATE, BRUNO, JOHNSON. Sponsor - MR. DIXIRLING 5A REPRESENTATIVES T'ROMBLAY, FISI-HER, SCI-IXVANTES, GASSER, BURCH, GOL- DEN, KLEIN, PO-BL, SLAS, RUH, KLUNDER, TFIOMPSON, BPANN, CLEMENS, BURKE, GRYCZEXY'SKI, MR. TAYLOR, Sponsor, STORIE, XWILGA, MURAXVSKI. 4B LEADERS RAY, SILVESTRI, HOMMES, -JOHNSON, -JURGENS, WARDO, ANIDERSON, STEINKE, MAREK, KERR, ALGARIN, BARCLAY, PEDERSOLI, MOIKIT, XVESEN, STECK, LIPRA. POSH, FRANKLIN, GIITFOIID, GANZ, VVOLFF, Rvs, HENRX, SKOCYPEC, POOL, SEIIOWICR, SERVENTES, DALLOZ, DA- BIECKI, STECK, GRZELAR, GRZELAK, KARME, PAYTON, JOHNSON, MIEKLKE, SKIBA, MAPIER, HOW'VER, MURILLO, KALAUSRAS, JANSSEN, NVERHOLLICR, STEVENSON, RAPACZ, BYSON, Cl-IORLEY, NOONAN, BAEII, OMIEINSRI, ROIKISON, FISCHER, MAYOZAR, LEVINSEWYER, MACHULEY, EDGAR, MUIKAIDA, STICKS, JOHNSON, MORALES, STEITHEN, LEADERS ZA LINDIEN, ZBOS, Lomiz, F121-lil., WlfII1'Ii, Sxv1A'1'1iOxvslu, Znamulx, Kuocium, KOicNAc:1u, SLOAN, Klsi-IKUNAS, BLUl,i'l'l'lNliK, AN- DIZRSON, AYLXVARD, O,BlKIIiN, OTTEN, KOz1.0xvslu, MAKSONIO- vicz, GRUDZINSKI, l'lAAN, I-Iuss, KAPCIN, LANGONE, PLAYO, Mn.- LIZR, JANSSEN, EDGAR. 2B BADOVINAC, BAADSGAARD, DIET- mcr-I, NEUBER, LILLY, Smxousu, Mlacsuknlcl-IIAN, RO1usON, CONTE, vVII..KIERSON., BAu ris'rA, R H 1a1N, TAvrTAs, RIDDPL, FRANK, DEI-IART, Buiuu-iA1vr, SPEC:-IT, BORIS, MII,.KOWSKI, BY- RON, BROWN, RAPACZ, IQALCH- uiu3NN1iix, KUISASJAK. The leaders are representa- tives of the divisions at each level and meet with their spon- sor periodicnlly. The reps are limited to three from each divi- sion nnd are elected by the divi- sion concerned. IA STROMBILLRG, Rmisla, I-IOv12K1:, BALAZS, JOHNSON, MCKENNIEY, OPYT, COMPTON, LUALLOZ, PIA!-IN, Miss KONTNY, PRO- DOEHL, I-Ioxvvnn, TI-IOMl'SON, BEDDON, MUlllLI.0, ANORZE- JEWSKI, LATON, KAIKMlT, MIL- KOWSKI. IB IWINSKA, ZAJICEK, SLAVIN, CAS- uziuo, PATTERSON, KANE, BOLIN, WIQGLARZ, JOHANSEN, ENGLE- i-iA1zT, PA'I I'ERSON', I-IIZNRY, I-IYZY, KATZ, OGRODOWICZ, Sl- MALE, ABRIAMOVICH, PIOSANG, ALLISON, W'OLlfF, SALES, Kwi- ATKOXVSKI, KOWAL, CUNNINLJ- HANI, ARRENDONDO, STRO72, MIEI'lLKl5, JOY, Kua'rN, ZACH- WIEJA, STnIcK1.izu, SYREK, Br- ANC!-IE, KAVOURAS, MELTON, Mu. McGINN1s, PIARDING, JAM- IIESON, PAYTON, I-IUCK, YATES, l'lAZELTlNE, MAIJIJIZN, KAN:- zrzwslu. The TECHNICIAN Staff and its sponsors wish to take this opportunity to thank its many helpers from the student body, the faculty, the administration, the maintenance force, and the school com- munity. There are far too many names to permit mentioning them, but without the whole-hearted cooperation of all concerned and the painstaking patience of many, this publication would not have been achieved. Produced by CAMPUS SERVICE Chicago 4, 54 js. , 1 5 eq H in we 1 J: 3 xii. .4 .,V , .Q 1,5 3. x 1 L x, 7 9v', -'w 'Tx'- y gf ut, ' 'S . :,.,'. . ,mf ' f Ulf 'jkxlf :JP 5-1355 L i ' 41 ' :im PM f ., T41 ?'m?r,,J'fLa7iLii?1:f-Jmind . X fm:-, ggi: 1.1. Ab A .Mfr ,g j-1 D-3451, a-4? if 1. , ,