Englewood High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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STUDENT CLUBS Carry through Various School Activities By showing a wide variety of Fine talking pictures in class rooms as well as at special and all- schoot assemblies the members of the Blovie Club, under the supervision of Mr. Duban, help Englewood make the most of audio-Visual aitls in education amt recreation. The Drama Club, sponsored by Mrs. Leclbetter, gives its members actual experience in acting and in the production of plays while providing edu- cational entertainmentfor the school as a whole. LA FLAMME FRANCAISE Row 1: M. Stephens. C. Johnson. B. Miller, 0. Taylor. Miss Huffaker, B. Allen. C. Nelson. J. McFa . Row 2: D. Flanagan. B. Sims. C. Jones. B. Harmon, N. Hood, .1. Price. B. Jones, A. Jar- rett. S. Lewis. Row 3: O. Kirsh- enbaum, M. Powell, A. Harden. T. Williams. C. Sto , D. Slaugh- ter, L. Hodgkin, C. Collins. W. Sherri . VV. Koen, R. Kine. B. Daniels. LATIN CLUB Row 1: L. Durham, L. Gabby. L. Robinson, E. Smith, Mrs. Harris. B. Brooks, P. Dunlap, M. Wilson. Row 2: B. Webster, F. Miller, I. Harrod, J. Bowman, M. Shields, J. Givens, C. Steptoe, M. Light's, E. Webster, K. Dillingham, E. R013- ertson, B. Withrow, C. Goodc. Row 3: W. Berry, 1. Korngoot, W. Foster, W. Pearson, 1. Jones. F. Blackmon. R. Cain, C. Wesley, J. Erwin, C. Darke, R. Banks. J. Barrett, M. Upchurch. Row 4: N. Hackney. G. Keeling. M. Ball, L. Britt, G. Mann, P. Collias. L. Davis, H. Pernell, R. Hayes, S. Nicholas, F. Decoud, B. McKin- ney. W. NIcCaIebb. D. Powell, R. Prater. N. VVatkins. t i; l ....y t -....M.K.. ,- Ac COMMERCIAL CLUB Row 1: J. Elheridge. J. Williams. a t . , V ClP. GISOJE, E. IVIIiurphly. dIVIiss Zan- , . ,, . y : ' t t 4, t . A t V . . tXK er, . tarter. . Loy . J. Bow- , . I j ., ' H : t . . I7. x t . man. Row 2: A. Blier, F. Mel- t . ' t , ' , t .x 5 p ,. I t - ; O'Rellh Rh Cheri. L. Ebner, G. Britt, P. Lewis. t t A ' . t t t x 3 t war thl; t l 1' B. Doty, D. Young, J. Ayers, : ' :4' c 1 . 3 .t .w executnu . VV. Jackson, J. Brody. W. Lacy. ' t ., t p ,3 V :W 'K . v ' , x t quanen. H. Hamilton, J. Doss, F. LaVerne. v , ' Va 5 t , t L ,t 1' t t f ,f L. Vacco. Row 3: G. Williams. C. t t I ' c L ' Eftd' 1 VVilson, D. Hudson, D. Jalasky, J. it . b , ' , : Ship wt 3: Thompson, B. Heins, W. Summers. t a .. Q ' 2 t Ls Student; t V. Blount, R. Record. B. Gibson. , 3 W- V , t 4 V I aCt'x t NI. Bolin. J. Bossieux. N1. Hernan- V ; , ' t f t l x ,, t , , l ltlvs fr dez. Row 4: C. Watkiss, E. Baker. , N t t t t t K t it tx rm? tt H J. Krantz, B. Howard. M. Hill, P. McGuster. A. Hurt. R. Carroll. D. Davis, N. Johnson, D. Harris. G. Pittman, C. Muse, M. Powell. H. Hochertz. E. Cannon. 1th .; t . 651C SGH'K x .

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Hblusic, blusic, blusten highiranking, popular song-hit of a year or so ago comes to mind as one recalls the gay and grand school dance of November 28, 1951. Its keynote was Hrhyttlm, rhythm, rhythmf, Every one of the Eve hundred or more young people who participatect became part of the swaying sea of merriment. There were veritable anes of wholesome fun. And talk about fancy steps. Wherever one turned one could see happy couples deeply absorbed in the artistic gyra- tions of some swing number as they went through its motions with well- nigh professional Enish. QuicL-time fox trots alternated with dreamy, slow-time waltzes. Laughter and banter and soft humming of familiar tunes merged with the stream 01C orchestral music. Witty conversation and Isoft drinks made the interludes between dances relaxingly pleas- urab 0. wt $. eh I 9 RHYTHM! RHYTHM! RHYTHM!

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MOVIE CLUB Row 1: E, Benson, E. Brown, L. Ball, J. Barrett, Mr. Duhan. D. Banks, W. Nance, P. Berry. Row 2: T. Levin, C. Jones, T. Johnson. J. Roman. l. Korngoot, N1. tWosety. JA xVilliams, Cv. Gold- hurg. Row 3: R. Lawrence, Bates, H. Hardwick. H. Petty, Battles, VV. Foster. J. Phillips, Scott, F. Broitman. Row 4: XVatkcr. A. Sarras. P. Collins, . Vites, L. Rhem, R. Battles, . La Fartcttc, L. Ellens, G. Frazier, VV. Linko. C. Chcars, A. Rowe, D. Taylor. AVIATION CLUB Row 1: NI. Williams, 1V1. Stephens. A. Spotscr, E. Jones, F. Nlelchcrt. S. Brown, E. Nliller, C. Ervin. Row 2. JA Bratrien, 0. Brown, J. Bos- sicux, C. OyRciHy. S. Hendrix. R. Hervey, B. Hcindct, S. Ranos, A. Jackson. Row 3: L. VVhitsicle, J. Lee, C. Lewis. E. Gullatt, S. XViHiams, B. Doty, C. XVatkins. T. Lewis. E. Fielder. J. Kirkwood. J. Green, D. IVICAfee, B. Jones, D. Rohinsers. Row 4: Y. Harring- ton, A. Diggs, J. htclntosh, L. Han- sen, NI, Brown, T. Johnson, B. Fitz- gerald. C. Ntusc. N. tVlahin, J. Dort, D. Kiober, J. Krantz. R4 Spotsor, D. Robinson, P. Gray. Row 5: B. Howard. K. Carrington, L. Fiels, A. Hurt, VV. Phillips, R. Mitchell, . Lawrence, R. IVIartin. J. Hysmith. B. Gamer, A. Kurlh, P. McGustcr, L. XVhito, C. Scott, H. Harduick. DRAMATIC CLUB Row 1: A. Davenport, B. Wright. NI. Bolin, F. Ledbelter, B. Gibson. S. Lewis. P. Lewis, I. Jordan. Row 2: A. Officer. A. Diggs, C. Jones, J. VViHiams, W. Phillips, B. Hunt. F. May, R. Collins. J. Johnson. L. Davis, C. Muse. R. Spotser, Y. Hanington. C. Ervin. hVith a membership 0t 87 the Aviation Club, estahhshed m 1949, is, under the sponsorship of Miss OReiHy, planning a program of lectures, movies, amt trips to places of interest in the future. In the past year this Club saw and sponsurect mmies depicting Ya mus phases nf aviation; heard tertures hy aviation executives, pilots, and slewardesses; tOQL' ImL-trainer trips to Chicagoe airport and United Airlines head- quarters; New in smatt planes; lonL' a trip to Snuth Bend. Indiana. Estahtished in 1931, umter the spunsmrship of bliss lander, the Commercial Club now has a member- ship of 52. In line with its ohioctix'es Hf stimulating interest in mmmerciat suhjects and of bringing to students ttrst-hangt inturmatinn ahmut business requirements. this Chlh carried through a number of speciFic activities the past yoaxx Noteworthy among them was the presentatim'l 0t skits showing the right and wrong way of applying tor a job. The CUIDU'IQ year the Fommervial Filth plans to hold three meetings each semester, and tn haVe uutsitte speakers at most mt them.