Farragut High School - Where the Action is Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1944 volume:

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The musical theme was chosen because of F arragut's outstanding record in the field of music . . . and because we like to think of our school as a great symphony orchestra, performing brilliantly before an audience of parents, friends and former students. The military theme was added because this is Americais Victory Year, and Farra- gut is proud of the part she has played in the war effort. f ,ff ff sri WW' Aww awww ff! ,, L X Yi'GA1ii1TER B. RITZMA ji. :X x Principal Mya, ..r Vf foxy 1 I 47 Page 6 r 7. can-'IHS' WILLIAM C. PROTTSMAN Asst. Principal We appreciate this opportunity to exten our greetings to the entire student body 1 Farragut and especially to those who no mark the close of their high school caree' in graduation. Uur best wishes go with yc as you take a vacation from your school dutin or as you go on to other Helds of endeavo This school year has been marked by pro lems greater than those we are usually calls upon to solve. The problems have been in courageously and two semesters of worthwhi educational activity have resulted. It is oi hope that these experiences will prove of gre value as you meet the problems and opport nities that lie ahead. AZ MISS IVIAOIRICM IIC 1II,XliK 1.o1npowr lLl'NlCX'liX lllilili Xrrziugi-r XIH. PH1 l'l l'SNI.X N SI'lC.XKS r - . lo solvf- tlw prolilonis ol our complex worlcl requires Ilia inte-lligent uvtion of mln- 1-uleii mon uncl wonivn. l':il1'll of us llivn slioulfl niziko his Q-mluvulion so lrroml zuul so lilu-rail :md so gl'llf'l'0llS llull il will nu-4-I thi- Ilf'04l4 ol llio mlilllvull yours :ilu-ml. Arc' you pri-pun-fl lor tomorrow now? .-Xrv you rvucly lor llio prolnlc-uis you will liuvv to solve? ll' your QIIISWUI' is uo slurl to nizlkc il Hyvsll as soon as you possilmly min. for :is llu- sign on llw sun mlial so aptly suyszr- f lt is lim-1' tliuu you think. lfigi' FACULTY HUSTEH FUR '44 Peter B. Ritzma Vvilliam G. Prottsman Homer lf. Hale Corneal Barret Ruth Beck Mary Ann Henson Nlarga ret Biro William Bloom Bessie Bonner Frances Borg Wlalter F. Briney Emilie Bursik Olga Bursik Lydia Carla Frances Cady George Camden Ea rl Canfield Florence Clark Leslie Cook lvlargaret Coughlin Hose Cox Dana Crowell Helen Culver Neva Davis Myrtle Doyle Agnes Drzllle Beatrice Ducla Agnes Dunn lloris Duslxin Fllizahelh lfmlwarals Nlarie l'lhrcnwerth Bud Fisher Paula Flynn James Fox Paul Ganmertsfelder Genevra Geer Nlilton Goldberg Etlythe Greene Louis Gregory Kathryn Hogan Guy Hogg Bernadette Hopkins Harvey Horwich Marie Johnson Esther L. Jorgensen Ernest ,losi Samuel Katz Evelyn Krakover Rose LaVan Alice Leech Nlahle Lehman Milclrecl Linsliey Helen Ruth Mayr Louise lVlcDaniel Loretta lVlcGurli Wary F. lVlcNamara Nlary Meehan lluth H. Mit-haelis Joseph Miller Emily Mills Nlzly N. llflinne Alice Mitchell Bernice C. lVlurana Ett ,L Murana Mary Morgan Harry Naiman Loretta O'Connell Katherine O,Leary Edward Paschke George Peacock Alice Petersen Alice Power Ruth A. Pressell Mary Preuss Mary Rheucle Howard Rinlcer Charlotte Roehl Harold Sallir Lottie Mae Shell Laura Schultz Emily Slapak Otto Seidenstrang Anna A. Slotsky H. Ray Staater Marian Smith lVlorris Stevenson Ruth Thompson lVlarguerite Vllatson Cecilia Wells Ylaurice Williams Agnes H. 'Vetter HRS BRI VNHR MRS. FLYNN MISS FINITCANE MRS. OT ONNOR ,,..,, . -,.,,....,,. TE IIHEHS LEAVE l.t. Col. Clare R. Davis San Juan. Puerto liivo l.t. ,lunies J. Dolieny Erlgewoorl Arsenal. Mil. Pvt. Wni. C. Heinilierger Biloxi, Miss. Pvl. Mureel Ackerman Miami Beach. Florida Pvt. Sylvan D. Warrl Camp l.ee, Virginia Capt. Orville Parkliurst Chicago, Illinois I.t. Catherine M. Payne, WAC Conway, Arkansas l.l. Col. Fred Swanson Chicago. Illinois Capt. George Von Brel l,ondon, England Mrs. Uf'llIlil l,isliz1 Tuskegee, Alaluanm Mrs. Marie Sevie Downtown Office Mrs. Margaret Mallin Springfield. Illinois Mrs. Marie Muclru Riverside, Illinois Mrs. Waiida Babcock Wlisliingtori. D. C. in , vs , N'alNEH'l77 5, im9iN5flUffL,5 WWA! iw., OVLQWA T? , s . . fl I' Qi' y 1 Jtggfbn .Q if 532' , fe - 5' X V' , 1 fl, 1 .9 ik VVV, . ,. . l, ,-XLNIIQ POWERS Keeps Them Happy MABEI4 'l'lfI'l'li l.:XllKA SfIllUI,'l'Z Keeps Then: Fil Kvvps Them Busy Page 9 ENGLISH Louise H. McDaniel fHead of Dept.l, Frances Borg, Helen I. Culver, Agnes B. Dralle, Kathryn F. Hogan, Esther L. Jorgenson, Alice Leech, Mabel L. Lehman, Mary F. McNamara, Ruth Pressel, Marian Smith, Ruth Thomp- son, Marguerite Watson. E ELISH c'F0r what are we iighting?,' is a question fre- quently asked. Pupils are finding answers to this question in the stories, novels, poems, plays and essays studied in the English classes, for the famous writers express in their works the great ideals of mankind. Room 426, recently furnished as a laboratory room, impresses upon our pupils that English is for use, enjoyment, and inspiration. ART AND MUSIC Lottie Mae Schell fHead of Dept.l, Margaret Biro, Eve- lyn Krakover. MUSIC Marie Ehrenwerth, Milton Goldberg, Louis Gregory, Marie S. Johnson, Ray H. Staater. The Art Department of Farragut believe that the re- quired art classes should he followed by elective art ma- jors. The exhihit featured the work of major and minor art classes displaying pictorial ex- pression, rich in color and pat- tern, as well as crafts, puppets, posters, and Junior Red Cross Projects. Page I 0 SOCIAL STUDIES Alice Power CHead of Dept.l , Ruth Beck, Neva S. Davis, Bud Fisher, Edythe Greene, Geneva Geer, Loretta B. Mr- Gurk, Mary Meehan, Morris E. Stevenson. COMMERCIAL Katherine 0'Leary flrlead of Dept.l, Olga Bursik. Marga- ret M. Coughlin. Rose L. Cox, Dana Crowell, Guy Hogg, Harvey llorwich. Mil- dred Linskey. Mae N. Minne, Charlotte Roehl, Cecilia Wells. Farragutis foreign language department, has over 1,000 enthusiastic students. By study- ing Latin, Spanish, German, and Bohemian, the student is brought closer to a foreign civi- lization. Pictures, songs, games, and plays all do their part in building up a sympathetic understanding of the foreign countries. These languages are taught under the excellent supervision of Miss Rheude, Miss Hopkins, Miss Flynn, Miss Cady Mrs. Pressell iMrs. Mills and Miss Duda. 7 7 LANGUAGE Frances Cady, Beatrice F. Dutla, Paula Flynn flrlead of Dept.l, Bernadette Hopkins, Emily C. Mills, Mary B. liliende. .J 09 H Q ,ah-4 Ja .2 f QQ J mi, It SIJIII L ST DIES FUHEIB IAN UIIEE CUM EHIII L Page 11 TECH, IIIAI. EUMMEHEIAL SEIE IIE MATHEMA'l'It,IS Alice Mitcliell lHead of Dept.l , George A. Camden. Myrtle V. Doyle. Agnes lf. Morgan. Loretta ll. O'Con- nell. Alive M. Petersen. ,MQ 'l'ECIlNIfIAI. George Peacovk tlleacl of Dept.I. William Bloom. Leslie ll. Cook. Ernest B. josi. ,lose-pli F. Miller. Ett ,l. F. Murana Eilwartl Paschke. Howard Rinker, Otto J. Siemlt-nstrang SCIENCE Paul Gamertsfelder fllead of Deptm, Homer E. Bale. Mary Ann Benson, Cortical Barrett. Walter F. Briney, Emilie Btlrsik, Lydia Cada, Boris Dnski n. Bernice C. Murana. Mary Preuss. Harold Satiir, Emily Slapak. Page 12 Dunn. Samuel Katz. Nlary J. HUME EIIU UMIIIS i i i' J in 4 f . in . ., , . +L 1 U ,V -V p P- ff? .i 1 '. 5 . . Yes, of course. This is your answer to the all important l'l11al1ell1 Ldwards tllead of Dcptl Bes ie Bonner Ruth ll Nluliaells HOME ILONOMILS AT IFARRAGUT questions- What Shall I F.at?,,, Hlllfhat Shall l W63l'?,,. Watcrli Home Economics in action. Girls like it. lt helps to build up social attitudes and qualities as well as to develop personally useful skills. The Home Economics classes are daily inspiring girls to better standards of living and aiding them to preserve the homes the boys are fighting for. The war has vitalized the studies of Food and Nutrition, Clothing and Homemaking. Every girl with a knowledge of better living will be a force establishing a firmer foundation for future posterity. Physim-al education at Farragut, as shown on the pages to follow, offers all students a well rounded program planned for the development of each individual to the full extent of his abilities in the field of his ehoice. The various Sports and Activities aim at the highest de- velopment of individual skills, initiative, and resoureefulness plus the cooperative thought and action that produces Team Play. The department believes this is the way to Victory. The ability to think while we run, to keep poise under pres- sure, and the Spirit of Fair Play, enable Farragut people to win without. gloating, and lose without glowering, meeting every situation as lt comes. PHYSIII L EHUIIHTIU Earl Canfield fllead of Dept.l, James Fox, Rose LaVan, Helen Ruth Mayr. Harry Naiman, Anna A. Slotsky, Maurice Williams, Page 13 T' XM X ,L::,,. 5 Ek-m '- I X 4 II IIIE 5 . 6,,VV Nm , If EEI . zw, E I I I I NK V , ,. A.A, I ,ww kV:kZ.k N- Vik 7 , 1 Eh . A 1 zh. I 'f I F 'L , , Q,,. , ,. ,. , R I fix ty, lu- , IIUU IIILIJH ll HIIIIITUHES COOK CRASHES BORIS BOILING BREW GYM'S JIM RUTH REVIEWS DRALLE DRAMATIZES DANE H.-XWKSHAW HARVEY MEXICO'S MARY MEEHAN JOSI THE JESTER Page 14 LETTERS EHUM TEACHERS IIN LEAVE The latest news Hash is thatheighty Waacs are to move in next door to us. Hope Lt. Payne is among them. Several of the boys from Farragut still find time to drop me a line now and then: Vic Buresh is at Great Lakes, and he tells that Tony Ruth was there just ahead of him. Ed Michal also wrote that he was headed that way, and that Malek was already in blue. Your ser- vice flag will probably have to have an exten- sion sewed on to accommodate all the stars. Lt. James J. Doheny ' Technical Command Edgewood Arsenal, Md. I am now working in the AAATC classification center where much aptitude testing and inter- viewing is being done. I wondered where the fellows had been to school, certainly not at Farragut. Arnold E. Mach Hq. Btry. AAATC Ft. Bliss, Tex. We are constantly on the move. Closer and closer to Berlin, I hope. In my special branch of service it is very difficult to communicate even with my home. For the first time in two months my mail caught up with me here. Your letter of October was delivered December lfth. Ask Miss Duda to say Nazdar from Africa! to all my classes. Jerry G. Mican Middle East Good luck and much success during l944- hope it is the victory year so that we can all get back to our jobs soon. Frank Balthis Camp Adair, Oregon Little did I realize that I could miss such a lugubrious group of pedagogues, but it has happened! I even miss such famous artisans as Geo. Peacock, Les Cook, Joe Blow Miller and Ed Paschke and that is too much! When your job gets a little monotonous fof course it never doeslj and you are tired because of lack of sleep from the night before, just think of Pvt. 5th class Ward perspiring in the Flor- ida sun, taking P.T. exercises for an hour and a half followed by a tough obstacle course where you have to subject your faithful, peace- loving carcass to a merciless beating. Your pesty, chesty, Pvt. Sylvan Wal-d When I talked to the band in 418, it was neces- sary to force my voice, andithis constant expe- rience has stood me in good stead. I can really bark out the commands necessary in drilling. I spent the holidays organizing entertainment for the men in the regiment. I teach music fundamentals and also conduct the band re- hearsals. Marcel Ackerman Captain George A. Von Bremer has been in England for the past 19 months where he has met many celebrities. One of his many duties is to watch the landings of our planes as they come back from missions over Germany. Lt. E. E. Paschke is finishing training in New York on J une 23. He starts a week fur- lough on June 24, and then expects to take up duties in Washington, D. C. These towns are mining towns. The moun- tains have been cut away to make living room. It seems as though someone just threw homes against the mountain and there they stick. Be- cause of the steep ascent, there are no mail deliveries. Everyone has to go to the post office to get mail. When you ride to your home the car is either in lst or 2nd because of the steep hills. I was frightened at first, but now it's every day stuff. Belle Greenbaum Page . Sc. 4 i -ry ' , .K f' in N u - 1' V Y in W n fkiu di t tl' ,lieu dvi iff! ' NE? S-51 . y f- v' J P' Ft + .: f' fsqhwt ,w E f my a s K fi E S : K X fa FEBRUARY SENIUH 'Q ,Verb 'Wi W QQ, gy 'G 'll KEYIIHIH4 JUNE 1-Air riaid Wardens 2-Annual Staff 3-Band 4-Banquet Comm., Sr. 5-Baseball Team 6-Basketball Team 7-Baton Twirling Club 8-Blue Print Club 9-Bowling Team 10-Boys' Chorus ll--Camera Club 12-Cap and Gown Comm. 13-Cheer Club 14-Chemistry Club 15-Chinese Checkers Club 16-Class Day Comm., Sr. 17-Class Gift Comm., Sr. 18-Clean-up Club 19-College Day Comm., Sr. 20-Dance Comm., Sr. 21-Dancing Club 22-Decorative Comm., Sr. 23-Division Room Oilicer 24-Dramatic Club 25-Election Comm., Sr. 26-Electric Shop Club 27-Etiquette Club 28-Euclidian Club 29-Farraguteers 30-Farragut Filmsters 31-Financial Comm., Sr. 32--First Aid 33-Flower, Color, Motto 34+Football Team 35-Footlight Chorus 36-Forum 37-Friendship Club 38 G.A.A. 39-G.A.A. Bowling 40-Games Club fll-German Club 42-Gift Comm., Sr. 43-Girls' Chorus 44-Gymnasts 45-Handbook Stall 46-Honor Society 47-lce Skating Team 48-Industrial Arts Club 49-International Friendship 50-Invitation and Decoration 51-Intramural 0:5-knitting Club 544--Latin Fun Club 55-Law Club 56-Letter and Chevron Club 57-Library Staff 58-Log Salesman 59-Melodists 60-Messenger fOHicej 61-Military Club 62-Morse Code Club 63-Movie Operators 64?National Honor Society 65-Navigation Club 66-Oflice Machines 67-Opera Club 68-Orchestra . 69-Pan American Council 70--Party Favors 71-Photography '72-Pin and Ring Comm., S1 73-Play Comm., Sr. 74-Printing Comm., Sr. 75-Prom Comm., Sr. 76-Quiz Kids 77-Red Cross Council 78-Red Cross Knapsack Libi 79-Red Cross Production 80-Riding Club 81-Roller Skating 82--Scholarship League 83-Scroll 84-Senior Cabinet 85-Service Guild a. Assembly Hall Sponsi b. Hallguards c. Luncheon Sponsors 86-Slide Rule Club 87-Stage Equipment 88-Student Council 89-Student Guidance 90-Tea-Dance Comm., Sr. 91-Teens Club 92-Theatre Orchestra 93-Track Team 94-Volleyball 95-Wood Shop 96-Wood Tinkers 97-Wrestling Team 98-Victory Certificates 99-Swimming 52--Journalism fldusinessj l00-Misc. EL S5 n1fP1l:E1is JANUARY WILLIAM BOROSAK. President KENNETII COWSER, President DAVID ZWICK, Treasurer Mr. Boris Duskin Mr. Boris Duskin Mr. Harold Salfir ' FINANCE .................... David Mr. Morris Stevenson Mr. Morris Stevenson Miss Mary Morgan ELECTION ................... Mary Miss Cenevra Geer Miss Helen Culver Mr. William G. Prottsman PRINTING ....................... Mr. William Bloom COLOR, FLOWER AND MOTTO Mr. Boris Duskin Miss Mary Morgan FLORENCE SVOBODA, Secretary COMMITTEES ' CLASS DAY ................ Eleanor Miller Miss Paula Flynn DECORATION AND INVITATIONS .....................Virginia Spalenka BANQUET ................ Vilma Boubelik SENIOR TEA DANCE ...... Donald Johnson Zwick CLASS GIFT .............. Kenneth Cowser RING AND PIN ............... Gladys Riha Zorlco SENIOR PLAY .............. Patricia Haire CAP AND GOWN .............. Dick Polka Tlscher SENIOR DANCE ............. .Iane Novotny COLORS Peach and Aqua FLOWERS , Gladiolas and Carnation MOTTO if Tonight we launch good ship Success GIFT A Bond Page 17 HOWARD BERANEK, H --Course-Tech. Favorite subject- Phy- sics. Wants to be at flier. Likes food and slot machines. Member ot' -10 and 74, HobblesfReading. airplane models and guns. YLAS'l'A BUEHM. Val -Future Stenographer. Has a spesial weakness for apple pie. llisllkes gum chewers. l'referrt-d vom- mert-ial subjects, Member of 38, 98. WILLIAM BUROSAK. Red -Favorite subject--Mech. Drawing. Ambition-Ibrafting. Weakness is beautiful lips. Pet peevc-When people say Be good . Member of 100, 61, 21, 89. 40, St, R2 and 75. Was Flass President. BONITA BRACKMAN. Bonnie -Favorite subject--Math. Most worthwhile thing learned-How to meet people, Wants to he liked. Likes good clothes and popular music. Her dog Teddic is her hobby, Member of 41, 91, 37, 38, 82 and 31. WINIFRED BREZIMA. W1nnle fFavorite subject-Trans. Am- bition- -Steno. Weakness---Ice Cream. Dlsllkes History and Home- work. Member of Att, 88, 38, 21, 72. Hobby-Collecting souvenirs. EMILY CESAL. Emmy --Considered taking dictation most worth- while subject learned. Enjoys making her own clothes and writing letters. Pet. peeve-Knuckle crackers. Member of 91, 46. 9, 75, 854, tlflditorl. Was presented Quill and Scroll Award. JOHN CILLIAN. Clll vFav0rite subject-Shop. Ambition is to enlist ln the Alr Corps. Has speclal weakness for good-looking girls. Pet peeve-Homework. Active ln sports and class day committt-e. MELVIN COOK. No Informatlon. JAMES COSENTINO- Jlmmy -Wants to he successful in hust- ness. I-las weakness for girls. Dislikes two-faced people. Favorite subject was Mech. Dr. Music, skating and dancing are his hobbies. Member of 88 and 75. KEN FOWSER. Ken -Favorite subject-Mech. Dr. Wants to he in Navy Air Corps. Weakness-sweet stuff. Pet peeve-noise when he's thinking. Member of 100, 42, 99, tLetter3 and 9 tMedal and Letterl. LEROY COY. Jackson -Favorite subject-Physics, Mech. Dr. Wants to be a Draftsman. Weakness-blondes. Favorite expres- slon -- Hot Dawes. Member of 100, 63, 85, 75, 93, tLetterJ and 98. IIELORES CROCKETT. Dorle -Favorite subject--Typing. Wants to be a secretary or housewife. Likes service men. Pet peevei Slnatra Swooners. Favorlte expression-- Hay hey . Member ot' 38, 100, 59, 88, R5-B and Girls Chorus. JACK DAVIS. Professor -Considers keeping out of trouble most worthwhile thlng he learned. Favorite expression- Hey Moe! Weakness is pie and sleep. Enjoyed English. Pct peeve is waking up ln the morning. WALTER ECKART. Boots -Favorite subject, Mechanical Draw- ing. Future draftsman. Likes food. Dlsllkes people who talk too much. Favorite expression, Are You Klddin'? Model building is his hobby. Member ot' 100, 86, 10, 46 and 72. JOHN ERZNOZNIK. Ambition ls to get rich. Pet peeve ls teachers who give long assignments. Favorite hobbies are sports and shows. Favorite subject is chemistry. Member of 34, 15. VIOLET FINK. Vt -Favorite subject, typing, Weakness. choco- late sodas and Frank Sinatra, Pet peeve, loud mouthed girls. Member ot' 91, 32 and 38. SAUL FINKLESTIEN. Fink -Likes good food. Dislikes home- work. Wants to be connected with aviation. Favorite subjects are math. and history. Hobbies are collecting stamps, scrap books and piano playing. Pet peeve ls homework. LILLIAN FLORIAN. Lil -Favorlte subject, Steno. Wants to be a business executive. Weakness ts candy. Pet peeve is Unger nail chewers. Member of 38, 5, 37, 91, 99, 46, 82, 43, 85. JOHNNY FORT. No Information. JACK FRIEDMAN. No Information i' VILMA BOUBELIK- VH -Future Journalist. Special weakness-Traveling. Hobby is making scrapbooks. Mem- ber of 82, 4-6, 64, 83, tManaging Ed.l 89, 54-. 4, 8511. 91. Representative at Youth League Luncheon, Editor of page I and H of Scroll. There Will Never Be Another You Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer af RUBl'1H'l' CARNE'l l'-V- Bolt -His ambition is Coaell al- tending. Weakness is blondes. Hobby is sports. 'Nlf - ' be of Seroll award, Civic letter and chevron, 89. 82, 21. 28. Rep. al Youth League Luncheon. Sl-lYM0l'Il Fl.l-IISIIMAN. Favorite subjeet- Chenllstry. Wants to lu- a Chentleal ldnglneer. Weakness--Lamb ehop. l'et peeve -Loud ntuste. Member of 15, ti. Hobby-Wood shop. til'1ltALlIlNl-I tiLA.lt'H, Gerry -fwants to be a housewlfe. Favor- lte subjeet ls typlng and English was must worthwhile. Pet peeve ls the wearing of short soeks wlth hlgh heels. Weakness is the Army. Member of 421, 91, 38, 83, 98 and received 500 polnt pin. HILL ti0LItl-IN. Bishop -Future subject, Vlletnlstry. Most wurthwhlle thlng learned, Math. Ambition, Air Corps, Weakness, glrls. Member ot' HH, 34. 31, GEOIKHE GOIIDEY. Gord --Favorite subjeet, Fhemlstry. Wants to be an aeronautleal engineer. Weakness, tomatoes. Member of ss, -1, 98. PATRIVIA HAIRE. Pat -Favnrtte subject, Hlstory. Future teaeber. Weakness, food. Pet. peeve, unklets with high heels. Member ot' 21, 38, H-1. 73. JAMES IIAMBERGI-IR. Hammle -Ambition ls to joln the alr eorps. Weakness is Elaine, Dlsltkes coneelted people. Member of 00, Bti, 48. 88, 85. WILLIAM HIKSH. lllll -Favorite subject, Mechnnleal. Wants to be an Eleetrleal Engineer. Member of 16, 8, 99, RN. ELSIE HORALEK. El -Future receptionist. Likes food. Favor- tte subjeet, eooktng. Most worthwhile subject ls typing. Member of KR, 70, 88, 12, RAYMOND HORONEV. Ray -Wants to be a drllgltilst or doctor. llas speetal weakness for frled ehleken. GLAIIYS HIf5ll.It'EK. LUIKRAINI-I NYSA. No Information. IRIVHARID JENSEN. mek --Future navy gunner. Has a weak- ness for hazel eyes. Likes to collect baseball plc-tures. Member ot' 100, 15, 9 tlette-rl. DONALD JOHNSON. Possum -Favorite subject-Math. Weak- ness -Apple ple. Pet peeve ls stuek up girls. Farored Expression Buzz llraln. Member of 90, 10, AlblCLlNE KAIIERA. Sassy -History ls her favorite suhjeet, llas n weakness for potato chips. Pet peeve ls conceited people. Llkes to eolleet posteards. Member ot' 21, 84, 40, 38, 50. MINNIH KORTSMAN. Mtn -Wants to be a seeretary. Weakness ls Hot. Fudge Sundaes and the Navy. Dlsllkes people who thlnk they are perfect. Favorite subjects are typtng and history. Member ut' 38, 15, 85, 57. Enjoys roller skating and dnnelng. A R I.l'1T'I'l'I KASIK. Fa sey elfut ure fommerelal art lst. Pet pet-ve ts homework. Llkes to wlndowshop. Member of 100, 2X, lil, 33. t l'.lULINE KASSIS. Pudey --I-'avorlte subject is men. Wants to vtslt. South AIllC'l'll'11. Llkes gutn. Dislikes bltlng of nalls. Hobby ls eolleeting records. l-JIIWAIIIU KOSIK. t'asey -- Fourse---'I'eeh. FuturefI'llot. Likes blondes and pepsl eola. Dlsllkes teachers who don't like chewing gum. Member of 12, lllt'HAItlt KASP.-SR. Dlek --I-'avorlle subject-Band. Most worthwhile thing learned at school-Art ot' playing' the saxophone. Ambttlon-Mualelan. Weakness--Southern friend ehleken. Pet pea-ve ls homework, Hobbies-Dance band, Member of 21. Awards -- 3 tLetter and Medall. MYLO KOREFK. Favorte subject-Luneh. Wants to be a street- eleaner. Pet peeve+Pe0ple. Hobby-Shoveling coal. Member of H. Favorite expresslonf fNuts. K1 Q f Page 20 ELEANOR KOZLIK. Kozle -Favorite subject, Foods. Wants to have a steady job. Likes Boogie Woogie music. Member of 7, 85, 38, 82, 60, 75. DORIS KRAFT, Dolly -Future nurse. Likes olives and spa- ghetti. Dislikes getting up in morning. Favorite expression is Why Sure. Hobbies are baseball and skating. Member of 99, 21. Was awarded G.A.A. 500 point pin. ANTON KRAPEK. Tony -While at school learned all mathe- matics. Ambition is to win Army Air Corps wings. Weakness is women, brunettes preferred. Pet peeve is girls with too much make-up on. Likes hunting, swimming, wrestling. Member of 10, and -lli tvice-presidentj. ELEANOR KRSAK. El fWants to be a radlo ringer. Weakness ls sailors. Dislikes inattcntlve sailors. Member of 91, 32, 38, 90. CHARLES KRUEGER. Bud -Ambition is to join the Navy. Weakness is Ruth, Pet peeve is girls with too much make-up. Likes airplane models. Member of 85, 90, 21, DOROTHY KRUSINA. Dot -Coiirse, Home Arts. Favorite sub- ject. Art. Ambition, housewife. Weakness, candy. Pet peeve, homework. Hobby, going to movies. Member of 99, 81, 40, 50. DOLORES KUNCL. Dolor -Future secretary. Likes chop suey, Eddie Howard's music and soldiers. Dislikes anyone who believes in fortune tellers. Favorite expression is Yak se mas. Hobbies are bowling, collecting pictures and post cards. Member of 41, 21. Enjoys all sports. EDWARD KUPKA. No information. ELSIE KIYPKA. No information. FRANK KYSELA. Frankie -Favorite subject is Commercial Law. Wants to be a lawyer. Weakness is Blondes. Likes foot- ball and sports. Member of 21, 100. DOROTHY ANN JEAN LASSO. Dottie -Wants to he a pro- fessional roller skater. Likes Pepsi-cola, Irish Abel. Member of 88, 77, 38, 4. Awarded Civic Letter. JAMES LEBEIDA. Jim -Future engineer, Likes bowling. Dis- likes girls who comb their hair in lunchrooms. Member ol' 40. 51. 89. 9, 74. BERNARD LEMAR. Hayseed -Favorite subject is Chemistry. Wants to retire at an early age. Weakness-Red Heads. Member of 88, 34, 51, 9, 82, 50, 34 tLetterl, 3 tLettcr and 7 Medztlsl. RVDOLPH LISKA. Rudy -Favorite subject was Electric Shop. Wants to be an electrical engineer. Member of 55, 24, 100, 10, 100, 85. ', rl ANITA MANSFIELD. Nita -Wants to he a private secretary. Weakness is Salts , the ones in Navy blue! Member of 46, 82, 83, 2, 91, 38, 80, 23, 98, 70, 20. MARION MARSIK. Mousie fFavorite subject is English. Wants to lge a WAVE. Likes a certain someone. Member of 77, 15, 5, 33. LEO McMAHON. Mac -Wants a Dr.'s degree in Medical and Scientific research. Member of 88, 65, 85, 3, 63, 82, 33, 3 tlettcr and 7 medalsl. MARIE ROSE MICELI. Shorty -Wants to own a ranch in Texas. Likes a certain blonde soldier. Member of 91, 32, 38, 12. ELEANOR MILLER. Elabor -Favorite subject was Commercial Law. Likes her mother's fried chicken and an army uniform. Member of 54, 46, 85, 89, 2, 16, 83, 38 tletter, pin, 4th Chevronl. ROSE MARIE MOREC. Rosle -Future fashion designer. Weak- ness is sloppy joes. Likes swimming, dancing. Member of 21, 46, 84, 38 tpinl, 13 tletterl. if GLADYS RIHA- Glady -Hobby-Studies. Pet peeve- My sister Evelyn. Favorite expression-too. Weaknessm roast meats. Ambition-Chem. Engineer. Most worthwhile subjects in school-science courses. U. of Chicago Scholar- ship. Member of 38 tfour chevronsl 46, tvice Pres. and Pres.l 46 fNationall 84, 83 tManaging Ed.l Quill and Scroll award, Civic letter and chevron, 89, 82, 85, 21, 28, Rep. at Youth League Luncheon. People Like You Anrl Me llonil Sit IXIIIIPI' Tflc Apple Tree 1 Nl..-15'l':K 5l'AtIlfK-- Spuddy --Favorite subject: Clerical Practice. Wants to be successful in employment and mar- riage. Weakness is Italian spaghetti. Pet. peeve is girls who smoke. Member of 46 tNationalJ 1146. 39, 66, 2, 57, 16, 23, tl'rq-sitlentt 8411, 82. 91, 88. lillistrcss of Ceremony, Vie- tory tIcrtiiicate.t lltl-INE MORGAL. Ike -Future stenographcr. l-'avorlte subject was typlne. Likes the Army. Pet peeve is gum slashers. Favorite expression ls Ili Bag! Member of 85-B, 85, 38, 110, 43, -10, 100, 27. Awarded tl.A.A. letter and pln and 98. SIDNEY MORRIS. Sid the Kid -Favorite subject, English. Ambition ls to be an artlst. Weakness, good music. Hates red tape and restrictions. Likes 15, art, music, literature and 2-1. Weight lifting, basketball and ping pong also. ROBl'Ilt'l' MIYLAFEK- N0 information. 0TTO NAGL. Ozzie -Future dance band leader. Has special weakness for mashed potatoes and fried chicken. Favorite subject was Industrial Arts and Pre-flight. Favorite expression is Fiddle l4'addle. Enjoys listening to dance orchestra. Member of 21, 27, Zi, 75. Gldtllttll-l NECIIUTA. Favorlte subject ls Science and Chemistry. Ambltlon to be a .l'llil.l'l1lZlClSl. Weakness, good food. Member of gaines, l're-tllght, 88, 40, 58, SSC. BLANVIIE NOVAK. Sls s1-'avorlte subject, typing. Ambition to be a singer. Weakness, ice creain. Pet peeve, people that act silly or high bat. Member of 21, 38, 82-, 75. Awarded a G.A.A. letter and Girls' Chorus letter. MARY JANE NOVOTNY. Jane -Favorite subject was typing. Wants to be an 1-tllelent secretary. Llkes pretty clothes. Dlsllkcs untitllness. llobbies are music and reading. Clubs were 77, 40, 100, XR, lit, -17, 38, 85-R, 34, 9. Awarded Girls l'horus Letter and Vic- tory t'e!'titlt'ate. Altl.l'INlG NOVY. No Information. lCLl'lANtllt PANIK. El -Favorite subject, cooking, Ambition to be a nurse. Dlsllkes show-oiTs. Weakness ls certain blonde Air t'adet, Likes to collect Sllilll-Sll0l.S. Member of 99, 81, 33, 21, 91. tll'IRALlllNl'I PARKER. ''Gerrler ---Wants to travel. Course, commercial. Weakness, dill pickles. Dislikes combination of stripes and plalds. Hobby, dancing. Activities are 83, 84, 46, 10, and was presented Quill and Scroll Award. EVELYN PAVLICE. Ev fFuture secretary. Favorite subject is Steno. Ilas weakness for shoes. Dislikes people that don't mind their own business. Clubs are 38. 89, 19, 2, 83, 46, 813, 91, 100, 85, 70. Awarded Quill and Scroll Award. ltlG'l l'Y l'llGSlll'IS. Ret -Future secretary. Llkes fried chleken. Member of limi, 59, 118, RR, RG, 46, GS tfour mcdalsl. RIFHARD POLKA. Dick -Wants to be an accountant. Likes girls that are under 5'2 . Dislikes deadheads that don't talk. Favorite expression ls How Ya Doin '. Member of 86, 100, 84, 12. ltlt'K PRAZAK, lbcan --Favorite subject was Eym. Future hre- man. Weakness ls women. Member of 21, 10, 75, 93 tlettcrj, 44 tshleldl, 91 trlbbonl. IIOROTIIY M. l'R0t'llASKA. .llnx ---t'ommr-rcial course. Wants to bt- a str-wartloss and travcl. Likes sports, dancing: and nlce clothes. Member of Jil, MSB, Ent, 15, EMILY IIEJZEK. Fldo -Course, commercial. Most worth while thlm: learned at school, reading: and writing. Wants to joln Navy. Likes sailors. Pet peeve is sleeping. Member of 46, 21, 82, 38, 85, 88, 4. RAY RlfIMl'l'll1'l'. Wants to be a mechanic ln tbc Air Corps. Weak- ness ls women. 1'ct pt-eve is homework. Likes tennis and baseball. lllt'l11llt'I' of ll, 81. MARION RIMSA. Favorite subject was linellsh. Wants to join Worm-n's Marine corps. Pvt peeve ls fair weather frlends. Member of SSN, 85, -12. lll41l,l'1N RUIVSICK. Favorite subject was typing. Wants to be a private secretary. Weakness is ll certain soldier. Member of 38, 10, 85, 40, 72. ELSIE RYVA, l-'lshle -Wants to be a WAF. Weakness is that certain soldier. Illsllkes jealous people. Member of 15, 91, 2, 38, R2. 57. Page 21 Tlzey,1'e Either T00 Young Or T00 Old MARGARET SABER, Margie -Favorite subject was typing, Vourse was Comm. Likes good music. Dislikes gum crackers. Favorite expression is Why sure. Hobbies are dancing, roller skating, and bowling. Member of 38, 91. 21. 85. A Sponsor. Fax orite sports are swimming and Intramural, VIVIAN SAUER. Ves -Favorite subject was chemistry, Wants to marry the boss, Likes a Marine ln dress blue. Dislikes high heels and anklets. Member of 38 Letter. 21, 46, 85 1121 Capt.. 90. Awarded lil Letter. LEONARD SCIIOENHOXEN. Len fFarorite subject-Mechanical Drawing. Wants to fly. Weakness is women. especially blondes. Dislikes homework. Favorite expression. What's cookin? Hob- bies are swimming and tlshing. ALBERT SCHUBER, Sehuby -Favorite subject was gym, Am- bition is to be an aviation mechanic, Likes shows and Wander Lake Yacht Club. Hobby ls skating. Member of 25. BETTY SEDA, Bets -Wants to be either a singer or a secre- tary. Llke hrcaded pork chops. Dislikes anklcts with high heels. Member of Footlight chorus, 69, 37, 43, 88, 38, 98. RICHARD SFHULTZ. Favorite subject was gym. Wants to be a machine operator. Likes candy. Favorite sports are softball, roller skating and riding. NATALIE SKFLIFH. Nat fFavorite subject was Commercial Law. Future Financial Lawyer. Has several weaknesses, Wally, zoot suits. good food and cute sailors. Dislikes homework. Favorite expression is What's buzzln' cousin? Member of 38. 43, 41, 21. Awarded 3rd place ln Junior ice skating. RITDY SINSKY, Favorite subject-history. Wants to join the Marines. Weakness is pork chops, dumplings and sauerkraut. Pet ll0QV9fIl0IIlCWOFII. Likes football, baseball and going to the show. ELAINE SLADEK. E -Wants to have a ranch of her own. Weakness is a certain soldier. Dislikes show-offs. Favorite sub- ject is cooking. Hubble to collect Alan Latld's picture. Member of 21, 91, and likes horseback riding. GEORGE SMAZIK. Smaz -Course Tech. Wants to be a sailor. Weakness is getting gas coupons, Pet peeve-Women drivers. Hohbyflfixing bicycles. Member of 74, 85,ta1. ULADYS SMITH, Smitty -Favorite subject-ehistory. Wants to he successful and happy. Hobby-eating. Belongs to 82, 38, 46, 89, 85. For sports, likes football and baseball. YIOLET SIUKUP. Vi fFavorlte subject was Steno. Most worth- while thing learned at school was that teacher's are human too. Weakness is boy friend Murph , Dislikes false friends. Member of 46, SS, 89, 84. ELAINE SPALENKA. Favorite subject was English. A future nurse. Has weakness for suits. Favorite expression is fudge. Hobby is a picture collection. Member of 88, 100, 21, 37, 40, 54. VIRGINIA SPALENKA-No Information. ELAINE STANEK. E -Favorite subjectfCom1nerclal Law. Am- bition is to be a music teacher. Likes music, skating and bowling. Belongs to 7, 21, 91, 88, 89, 85, 46, 19, 38, 83, 2. ERWIN STAROSTA. Crash -Favorite subject ls History. Ambl- tlon is to he a lawyer. Likes soft music and mechanical gadgets. Pet. peeve is interruptions. JACK STERNFELD. Favorite subject is Chemistry. Ambition- bio-chemist. Weakness ls cherry pie. Pet peeve-Notebooks. Mem- ber 3, 68, 50. Hobbies-photography and stamps. ANN STRISKA. Bunlck -Favorite subject-Bookkeeping. Most. worthwhile--Fight for your rights. Future nurse. Weakness- Sailors. Pet peeve-Sailors who ignore me. Hobby-eI'lcking up strange animals and bringing them home. Member of 38 and 88. MILAN SWAMBERA. Swab -Favorite subject-Civics, Ambi- tion-Orchestra Director, Arranger, Paratrooper. Weakness-A pretty blonde. Member of 21, 59, 68, I6 and 68 tmedals and letterl. RUTH SVEC. Chickey -Favorite subject-Commercial Law. Pet peeve-People who always come late. Member of 38, 91, 32, 85, 99. A19 and 50. -nf JUNE STIBLO-Salutalorian. Favorite subject was Math. Wants to be a business executive. Likes to chew gum. Pet peeve is homework. Member of 38, lLetterl 82, 46, tNational.J Cond N ight W lzerever You Are 'k HELEN VITOUS- - Butch -Wants to seek excitement and happiness. Favorite subject was History. Favorite ex- pression is Ye Gods. Weakness is food. Makes a hobby of studying human nature. Clubs were 38, 46, 83, 38 ll.el- terl ttwo ehevrousl 58, 82, 64, 88. FL0ltl'INt'E SVOBODA. Flo - Favorlte subject is Steno, and who's weakness ls 11 chocolate marshmallow sundae. She dislikes prevartcators and she is a member ot' 84, 28, 80, Sl, 40, RZ, Xa and 1, Flo was awarded 5 Hand Metals and ls the t-lass secretary. FRANK SYKORA, Slgh e--Liked mechanleal drawing best. He llkes girls and dlsllkes children who act grown np. Hobbies are ltadlo Englneerlng and Mechanical Drawing. lticntber of 21 and his favorite spurt ls baseball. GLADYS TATAK. Favorite subject was Chemistry and wants to be u ratllo announcer. Likes lee cream, baseball and swimming. She dlsllkes concelterl people. Hokkles are sewing and reading: and ls a member of the 38, 100, 77, 43, 83, 2, 57 and 46. ART TESSMAN, Art -Liked Shop best and wants to become a Naval Avlator. llts weakness ls eggs and he dlsllkes girls with ton much make up on. Hobbies are stamps. airplane models, and ptetures. He ls member of 100. He likes to flsh and swim also. RUTH TISCHER. 'l'1ch -Favorite subject was Clerical Prae- ttce and wants to be a teletype operator. Llkes fried chleken and dtsllkes a graham cracker. Her clubs were 38, 85b. 80, 70, 40. H5. 99. 91, 2, 10 tt-hulrmanl, and she received a 500 point GAA ptn and letter. RICHARIJ TOSKY. Dick --Hls ambltlou is to be a sallor. Fav- orlte subject ls History. Tech. Course. Has weakness for frletl chleken wlth mashed potatoes. Pet peeve ls glrls who wear letter men's sweaters. MILTON TRFKA. N0 information. MILDRED TVAROZEK. Mlllle iFavorite subject was typlug. Wants to be at good housewlfe. Weakness ts boys wlth dark halr. Dlslikes grouches. Member ot 80, 40, 94, 99, 81. til-ZOGIANA TYSER. Ige -Favorite subject was American So- elal Problems. Wants to be an occupatlonal therapist. Pet peeve ls food left on plate. Llkes to knlt. Member of 14, 68, 3, 100. 1t0RlfIR'l' VAFEK. Hob -l1'avorlte subject was Physlcs. Future Englm-er, llkes gum. Dlsllkes very long nalls. Hobby ls sketching. Llkes sports, Member ot' 21, 63, 90. H1-ILEN BELEK. Blond1e -Favorite subject was typing. Ambl- tlon ts to be a teletype operator. Llkes sentimental muslc and dlsllkes eatty people. Member of 82, 91, 38, 85, 46, 100, 54. BL.tNt'lll'I VONDRAK. Blaz -Wants to be a bacterlologlst or sluzer. Favorite subject--Mnsle, WeaknessvBIoude halr and blue eyes. Dlsllkes Jazz. Favorite expression- Darn lt all . Mem- ber of opera club, 38, Awarded 43 tletterl. DOROTHY WADDELL. Dotty . Favorlte subject-Hlstory. Wants to work ln oftlee. Likes food. Dlsllkes Sunday drivers. Member of 91, 38, 83, 42. AL WATMAN. Favorlte subject- Selenee. Wants to be a Physical Edurtntlon teacher. Llkes foods. Member of 21. Enjoys sports. ROBERT WEIRANCH. Bob -Wants to be a draftsman. Weak- ness ls beautiful tlgures. Dislikes slacks. Favorite expression -- Wit'l'le bird . Hobby--Models. Member of 65. DONALD WORST. Don --Likes all subjects. Wants to be a tool and dle maker. Likes pretty girls and dislikes conceited people. Llkes to collect popular records. DOROTHY ZAJIFEK. Dotty or Bunny --Wants tn be a WAVE. Llkes movles. l'et peeve ls leaky fountaln pens. Member of 38, 57, 72. LORRAINE ZAJICEK. Bunny -Favorlte subject was German. Wants to be n. teacher. Has a speclal weakness for sailors. Mem- ber of 80, -105, 82, 25. YIULET ZEITIIAMMEL. Vt --Favorite subject-Clerical Prae- tlee. Wants to be a good housewlfe. Dislikes concelterl people. Membvr of 21, 9, 38 tletterl, 84, -til, 2 ttyplstl. MARY ZURKO. Mlke --Favorite subject ts typlng. Likes boys with black halr. Dlslllces show offs. Member of 21, 9, 100, Ill. as In The Good Old Summertime HELEN ZRALY. Dutch -Wants to fly a plane. Likes chocolate and a navy man. Dislikes women who smoke. Member of 91, 15, 38, 54, 50, 83 tQulll and Scroll Awardl. DAVID ZWICK. Whitey -Favorite subject is Physics. Ambi- tion-To get wings from Air Corps. Weakness-Apple pie and milk. Dislikes chipped finger nail polish. Hobbes are art and model buildings. Member of 92, 21, 83, 63, 93 tletterl. S MMEB SIIHIJIJI. GRADUATES FIRST ROW- EMIL KMETEC. Course-General. Favorite subject-Sciences. Ambition-Radio research. Weakness-Good food. Hobbies-Radio and electricity. Member of 10, 28, 86, 65, 46, intramural teams of baseball, football and volley ball, and electric demonstrations. MILTON CAP. McGee takes a technical course. Ambition-To tly for the Air Corps. Weakness-Steak. Likes to collect stamps and coins. Clean-up Representative. RUDY VELACHA. McGee''-Course-Technical. Swimming is his favorite subject. Ambition Fly for the U.S. Weakness-Turkey. Pet peeve-Children crying in shows. Likes to make airplanes. Clubs-Study, Checker, Airplane. ROBERT DRTINA. Bob -Hobby is athletics. Favorite expres- sion- Hl. Weakness-Home cooked meals. Activities are-68, 64, 28 tpres.J, chairman of 18. GEORGE KUNES. Kunes -Course is Technical. Favorite sub- ject-Pretllght. Weakness-Ice cream. Pet peeve-Work. Hobbies are flshlng, building model airplanes. Member of 86. GEORGE MIKESKA. Ish -I-lobbies are collecting S3 bills. Fa- vorite expression ls Gung I-Io. Weakness is 2:59 on Fridays. Actlvltles are 3 ttwo medals! and 21. Page 24 BACK ROW- CHARLE-S BICEK. No Information. EDWARD SYKORA- Ed took College Prep. course. Favorlte subject-Math. Ambition-M.D. Weakness-Good-looking girls. Homework is his pet peeve. Clubs-Dancing, Games, Chemistry. Other activities-Pres. and vlce-pres. Honor Society. FRANK RUS. Rusty -Favorites subject ls Physics-Chemistry. Ambition ls to be a radio and electrical technician. Hobbies are drama, radio repairing. Member of 65, 28, 86, 24, baseball and football intramural. LEONARD GOLDBERG. No Information. WILLIAM STASTNY. Stas''-Course-Technical. Favorite sub- ject-Shop. Ambition-Salesnm. Weakness-Females. Favorlte expression- That's tough. Activities-Dancing swimming clubs, Boy's Chorus, intramural teams. MEYER GREENFIELD. Mike -Course ls General. Ambition ls to be a sociologist. Weakness-Wholesome food. Hobbies are soft ball, bowling. Member of Pre-medic, 63, 10 lletterl. OSCAR KRAWITZ. No Information. I 1 1 r Click, Gee, I hope it turns out! Guess I'1l de- velop it now, so I can enter it in the photo contest. Hmm, let's see-the developer, hypo, three pans, and longs. I think I have it all here. Now to start. Uhl where is the lilm? I had it here a minute ago! Ah, here it is still in the camera. Place the film into the developer-now the hypo, and then the wash. Ah, there, itis all finished. Now to look at it. Oh my gosh, it's aII ruined! 1,11 have to lake it all over again. This is how it goes for an amateur camera fan when he tries to develop his own picture in order to have it ready in time for the Log Camera Contestfi Any photos depicting interesting views, actions and settings were accepted by the Log. These shots were judged according to interest, setting, placing of ohject, etc., hy Miss Benson, sponsor of the Camera Club, Mr. Mitchell, the engraver, Mrs. Hiro, art teacher. CIIICACO'S LOOP First Place Ili-orge Knfrin ISLAND BEAUTY Second Place Joe Carrabotta WATER RAINBOW Thirfl Place Charles Viline II IVIEIU-I EU TEST 1944 Page 25 V SISTERS OF THE SKILLET SENIUH AE11VITIES SENIOHS SKATING 'QL 'YH-. 7 fx 5 1 ATIIJ AL HIQI UH SUIIIETY I-XNUAHY '44 The annual presentation of membership cards were awarded by the Honor Society to twenty qualifying students from the graduat- ing class on Friday, January 14, l944 during the 7th and 8th period in the Assembly Hall. Clad in ceremonial caps and gowns, the following received membership cards: Gladys Riha, ,lune Stiblo, Robert Mulacek, Vlasta Spacek, Elaine Stanek, Adeline Kadera, Lillian Florian, Helen Velek, Florence Svo- boda, Vilma Boubelik, Helen Vitous. Violet Soukup, Evelyn Pavlicek, Lorraine Husa, Lor- raine Zajicek. Eleanor Miller. Leo lVlclVlahon, George Nechuta. Kenneth Cowser, and Robert Garnett. The accustomed candle lighting ceremony was exercised while the speeches on Scholar- ship, Service, Leadership, Character, and Prayer were given by: Geraldine Zettek, presi- dent of Junior Honor Society, Mildred Hu- beny, president of Service Guild, Blanche Prucha, president of Student Guidance, Joseph Gabriel, president of Student Council, and Emily Hruby. lVlr. Peter B. Ritzma addressed the initi- ates in recognition of their high scholastic achievement and lVliss Mary Morgan adminis- tered the pledge. The Hungarian Dance No. 6 was played by Miriall Hlavac, violin soloist. The orches- tra, under the direction of lVlr. liouis Gregory, played the Legend, a tone poem by Merle J. Isaac. The Girls' Chorus sang I Am An American by Schuster, while the initiates marched out of the assembly carrying lighted candles. Page SENIIIRS EXEHEISINE AFTER LUNCH Cnntinuezi from Page 42 fPvt. Sol Wachovsky, Joe L. Waibel S UC, Sgt. Tom Waibel, Pvt. Nick Wardell, Pvt. Bernard Weili. Lt. Robert G. Weinberg, Otto Weiss, Pvt. Dave Welch, Pvt. Charles Velzien, Pvt. Jerry Wexler, Pvt. Francis B. White, Pvt. George Wido, Pfc. Michael Wido, Pfc. F. F. Wierdak, Carl Wilkman. George R. Williams AXS, Lt. George Wilson, Cpl. Anthony Wimmer, George Wimmer, Irwin Wimmer AXS, Pvt. Joseph Windsor, Alan Winnolt, Pfc. William J. WiHIliCk, Pvt. Earl Winterrath, Sgt. Harry Wisniewski, Earl E. Vlfoeltje G M 3fC, Edwin V. Wojtas S IXC, Pvt. Edward Wolf, Pvt. Merle Wolf, Pvt. Roy Wolfman, Sidney Wolfman, Pvt. C. Wolinski, Ernie Wondrosek, Pvt. George Wmiildrasik. Edward A. Woronicz, Chester C. Woronicz, Leo S. Wozol, SfSgt. Fred Wrahlak, Pfc. Joseph C. Wondorka. iSgt. Leonard B. Yuknis, Pfc. Raymond Zakowske, John Zatopa. John Zajicek S UC, Joseph L. Zalom RM 3fC, Pvt. Clarence Zedoek, Pvt. Clarence C. Zerbsow, Pvt. Clar- ence C. Zeiebsow, Robert W. Zekebja AKC, Pfc. Walter E. Zelenka. Pvt. Edward Zeman, Pvt. George L. Zeman, Cpl. Jerry Zeman, Pfc. Rudolph Zemenek, Sgt. Richard R. Zettek, Pvt. Henry J. Ziedlinski, Pvt. Edward Ziemba, Pfc. Elmer Zima, Charles Zoubek T 3fC, John Zoubek S 2fC, George Zozes, S 2fC, Lt. Henry E. Zuchlag. Page 28 MORE NOTES FROM SERVICE MEN over the sea. P.F.C. Emil Fara cfo P.lVI., New York, N. Y When I return from this job, I will make it a point to walk through the cheery halls, for old times sake. Frank J. Lukes, Sf2c GROPAC 2 cfo Fleet P. O. San Francisco, Cal. I am here at the Naval Hospital working as a Hospital Corpman. Peter Prvsinski H.A., Zfc, U.S. Naval Hospital Norman, Okla. At the present I am stationed somewhere in South America. It made me feel pretty confident to learn that Farragut was doing its utmost in keeping up the home front, also in helping keep up the moral of former students. Orville Joseph Wincek A.M.M., 3fc, U.S.N.R. N.A.E., Box BB., Navy 335 cfo Fleet P. O. New York, N. Y. We have our position on mountain about 2000 fee above sea level and it ovei looks the Mediterranean Se and we can see for mile around. We see many convoy and it is a beautiful sight, yor think the whole Navy has take ll3th Air Gun. Bn., A.P.O. 5 , miami CULLEGE ll Y ' x l qoirifi X , l 05. l L o - . 1 ,Xia 'I Zi-:I 4 ,6 - , l I ig 0 1 College Day at Farragut has hem-onie a pleasant lraililion. lim-gun in l93fl', il has grown in importance anil helpfulness. This year twenty-six 1-olleges, all memliers ol' the North Central Assoeialion, sent representatives lo Farragut on April l llh to inform slumlenls alioul the opportunities avail- alnle to them al lhe eollege If-vel. They were invilefl a ller a survey was marlc among the 'IQH and fl-A slumlents lo final out whieh eollege l'0lll'4'Sl5IllZlllYfTS they wislierl lo see. As the ilay is planned eaeli in llie ll! ancl 41A elasses as well as a low ol' the younger sluclenls who make speeial arrangenienls, sees llie repre- sentatives ol hye colleges in eonlerenees ol lwenly nnnules eaeh. College Day, April l9fl-fl, was sponsored hy a Senior Connnillee com- poserl ol' liolh Manley ancl Farragut seniors and niemlrers ol' the Sluilent Cuixlanee Committee helped as usual. ,loyr-0 lialiauseli was Cliairmang llolncrl Smulnv Vive-Chairman, and ,lune Horaeek, Secretary. Chairman , U . of the sulm-eonimillecs were as follows: Prograin, Eleanor llurlak: Typing, Wlilclrecl Homolka anml Lorraine Feurlelg Posters, liolierl Mossg 'l'aliles. Fred Voss anfl James Kulakowskig lnslru1'lions, lfleanor llurlali: Survey. Alulrcy Kasper. The faculty sponsor was Miss Florence E. Clark. 'l'o1lay our education is not complete willi a high seliool mliplonia . . . I feel llial alter College Day is over. you will say that il has lveen very lrenelivial lo you, aml lhal hall you known ol' some ol' the aclvantages anrl liar-ililies which eolleges ollier when you first entereal high school, many of your clecisions of the past few years woulrl have been made cliflf'renlly. -- Joyce lialiausch in speeeh on College Day, 4-ll-4-1. Page 29 F HHAGUT MAKES THE HE!-UJLI ES 0 HARVEY HORWICH Publicity Director During the academic year T9-131944, Farragut High School reached a high note in recognition from the city press. The hig five of our Chicago Dailies, the Herald-American, News, Times, Tribune, and Sun, have all accorded much space to the varied activities of Farragut High School. Due recognition was given to her music fes- tivals, athletic contests, war aids, scholastic attainments, and social engagements. In addition, the weekly column 6'Farragut Flashesf, written by Harvey L. Horwich of the faculty, made its appearance every Sunday in the West Side News. Thus the city at large, and our community in particular, are now aware of Farragut as a school where things get done. Among the press items of the year we find: Wo, Page 3 0 Oct. 27 Chicago Daily Newsifiadie Hawkin's Day Nov. I4 Chicago Sun-Fall Music Festival Nov. 14- Chicago Daily TrihunefFarragut Music Fete Nov. l6 Chicago Daily News4Adorning Music Festival Nov. l9 Chicago Herald-American-Festival Chorus Dec. 5 Chicago Daily 'l'rihunc-Pupils Entertain l'.T.A. Dec. I0 Chicago Herald-American-Junior Nurses Dcc. l9 Chicago Daily Times--Victory Boxes Jan. l Chicago Daily Nzi1'c1rl--Wai' Christmas Tree lan. 8 Chicago Daily Ncws-Posture Contest lan. lT Chicago Hcrald-American-Honor Society Initiation jan. 2l Chicago Daily News-Archery Contest Jan. 27 Chicago Daily News-Welcoming Manleyites Jan. 30 Chicago Daily Tribune-Farragut Honor Society Feb. 2 Chicago Daily 'fribune-Replacements for Admirals Fch. 9 Chicago Herald-American-Attend Style Show Felm. i9 Chicago Daily News-Skate for Victory Mar- 4 Chicago Daily Timcs--Waste Paper Collection Mar, 4 Chicago Daily News-Service Center Cakes Mar. 23 The Chicago Sunfljasketball Banquet Nlur, 25 The Chicago Sun-Paper Tag Day Apr, I Chicago Daily News-C.A.A. Initiation Apr. l2 Chicago Daily News-Baseball Team Apr. 13 Chicago Herald-American-Victory Dance Apr. 14' Chicago Daily Newsgljan-American Day Apr. 23 Chicago Daily Times--Victory Gardens Numerous Dates .... The West Side News-Many Items May 19 .... May 20. . . May 21 .... May 22. . . Chicago Herald-American-Posture Contest .Chicago Daily NewsFAVictory Festival Chicago Daily Tribune-Victory Festival .The Chicago Sun-Majorettcs IIUHI B 19113-1111 SENIOR PLAY-JANUARY 1944 Hillbillys caused the Farragut students to make the walls tremble from the sound of laughter, when the Senior Play Committee presented the comedy hit, 4'Comin' Round the Mountain. Advisor .... .... H elen A. Culver Coach .... ..... P atricia Haire Prompter . . . . . . . . .Joyce Jelenik Scenery . . . ....... . . .Arlette Kasik CAST Daisy Judkins ............... Doris Kraft Zeke Bemis ..... .... M ilan Svambera . . .Helen Vitous Dynamite Ann .... Maw Judkins ....... ...... H elen Zraly Millicent ............... Elaine Spalenka Hortence Belmont-Cliff ..... Eleanore Miller Carey Newbolt ........... William Borosak Pap Judkins. . . .... Donald Johnson Page 32 BELLE UF THE UZAHHS 0 Top picture, reading left to right -Eleanor Miller, Elaine Spalenka, Tom Borosak, Helen Vilous, Helen Zraly, Milan Svambera, Doris Kraft. In frontADonalcl Johnson. Lower photo, back raw-left to right-f-William Borosak. Helen Vi- tous, Eleanor Miller. Don Johnson, Helen Zraly Milan Svambera. Front -Elaine Spalenka, Joyce Jelenik, Arlette Kasik, Patricia Haire, Doris Kraft. v. .. kr , 16 'EQ-.-N, . .. S' L. .A '41 It was somewhat of a riot. The well known senior critics said it was ten times as funny as L'Cigarette Road and Belle Of The Ozarksf, The J udkins family, is the most entertain- ing family which ever appeared on the other side of a mountain, and the result was the best hillbilly comedy ever produced. The seniors have taken great pains to make their annual play, sponsored by Miss Culver and coached by Patricia Haire, a roaring suc- cess. Even the scenery was expertly con- structed by Arlette Kasik of the art depart- ment. IIUH gg,-AV GIRLS and BUYS in the SERVICE ' 1' .9 'Qs' nwm,Q ,, V' fd' 'Q W A if X 4 9 N- wmwQ44 s I , A ziyllllmluluyl 1944 1 BERNARD NIARTINEK fk KENNETII MILLER 'A' RICHARD NIITZ 1' EDWIN SLWIX 5? J K In ' N Q, 3f4Z2Qgf 5 4252326 f if . N QI 'iiwfqmxe' fill' W fi Q 1' A ' of - - ' - -uv if, f ,IAQ Q ' , Y.. BULB ST HS LNFFARRAGUT WITH PRIDE, FARRAGUT SALUTES THE SONS WHO HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN WORLD WAR II . . . AND ADDS A PRAYER THAT VICTORY DAY WILL COME RE- FORE MORE OF OUR BLUE STARS TURN TO GOLD. WE, WHO HAVE YET TO MEET THE TEST OF SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY, PLEDGE THAT WE WILL KEEP FAITH. WITH THE REST OF AM- ERICA'S YOUTH, WE ACCEPT THE CHAL- ENGE TO CHERISH THE FOUR FREE- DOMS WHICH OUR FARRAGUT HEROES DIED TO MAINTAIN. 'Fax JOSEPH SCHELHOFER i ERNIE WONDRASEK -A' WILLIAM ZIEIIOW FRANK BICUIIIAK 'A' .IOSEPIIBURZYNI if WII.BlHliI.I,-KSICK if JAMES FARRELI, -v '.f.-'7' ll'S'l'l-QR kl'4iII-XR -A' ElJW.'XlilJ KIYCIA 'A' .IOIINI IlOlfRlCI'I'l'1R if ,Xl,Bl-IRT Ill-IRll0I.D'l' if Page EYHIVIID l:lS HN 4 Hill' PIIKO QJNEIHJ Il 4 NJVilNEI9I3:I 'N 4 UHYASUEI INEIISVU V D 4 HOEIU Hf-I9 SIINV an ul HY THE IIAW fPfC. Melvin Aberman. Pvt. Richard Adamatis, Blanche Adamee S.K. 3KC, Pfc. Arthur Adler, Pvt. Elory Ahrens, Robert Airhart S IKC, Pvt. Clarence F. Airhart, Fred Al- bright G.M. ZSKC. Fred W. Albrecht G.M. ZKC, George Alfirevic S IKC, Pvt. Henry Alfirevic, Roy J. Allen AKC, Pvt. Warren Ander, Dan J. Anderson R.M. IKC, Raymond M. Anderson SM. 3KC, Wilbert G. Anderson, Pvt. George Anton, Pvt. Henry C. Anthony, Pvt. Frank Arient, Sgt. James Aricnt. Francis W. Arthur, Bernard E. Aumann Jr. AKS, Pvt. Nunzio A. Avanzo. 'kPvt. Clifford Badendick, Pfc. Leonard Badendick, Pvt. Casmier Bajek. John A. Bannes, Pvt. Charles Barda, Sgt. James Barda. Pvt. Rudy C. Barda, Pvt. Charles J. Barta, Pfc. Eugene W. Barta, Sgt. Joseph J. Barta, Emil J. Bar- lek, Pfc. Charles Rasta, SKSgt. George Basta, Pvt. Frank Bartos, Pfc. Albert F. Bastyr Jr. Charles Bastyr, Raymond .l. Bastyr. Cpl. Charles Baumann Jr. Pvt. John Becavar, Robert Beimal R3KC, Pvt. Elmer Berncee, Pfc. Henry J. Bieliwski, Mildred Bilaved, Pvt. Boris Belokon, Pvt. Wal- ter Belokon. Pvt. James G. Benda, Sgt. Edward Beran, Pvt. William E. Bergeron, Pvt. Edward Berkoeski, Charles J. Bezdek A.S. 2KC, Lt. fjg.t Miles Bielek, Pvt. Edward Bieryla, Pvt. Elmer Birnbaum, Sgt. William Biros, Pvt. James Bisio, James R. Blaa AKS, Pvt. Laddie Blazek, Pvt. Robert G. Blazek, Pvt. Robert Bobisud, John Bonfiels S ZKC, Pvt. Charles Borasak, Pvt. George Borasak, Pvt. Walter Beryskie, Pvt. Joe Berzym, Robert J. Boubelik, Pvt. George F. Bottcik, Richard Boucik, Pvt. Richard Boudnek, Pvt. John Brkan. Sgt. Louis Brodek, Pfc. Val. Brodnicki, Frank C. Bronsil AVKS, Pvt. John M. Brown, Pvt. J. M. Bahen Jr., Henry Budzinski S 2KC, Pfc. Bernard Buck, Sgt. James Burda, Thos. C. Burek S 2KC, George L. Bures, Henry V. Buresh, Pfc. James Buresh, Roy F. Buresh M 2KC, James Burton, Robert R. Burzynski AKS. fPvt. Francis J. Caba, John W. Cagney, Terenu M. Cuifevter S IKC. Eugene Casey, Edwin Cekal, Lt. fsg.l George L. Cermak. Anton Cernansky S 2KC, Lt. William Cernock. Cpl. Raymond Cerny, Sgt. James Cervenka, Cpl. Stanley E. Cervenka, Pvt. Melvin Ceverka, Pvt. Peter Char- bonneau, Sgt. George King Charvat, Pvt. John J. Chervanek, Pvt. Jerry Chemlicek. Pvt. Frank Chochola Jr., Pvt. Alvin J. Chodora. Aaron Choen S IKC, Fred Chott AKS, Pfc. James J. Choatka, Richard Choutka AKC, Pvt. Jerome Charstek. Pvt. Lawrence Chrastka, Edward S. Cishon S ZKC, George A. Cichon G.M. IKVC, Frank Cimbalista S IKC, Victor Cisan S 2KC, Emil J. Cizek AKS, Hugh W. Clark, Pvt. Steve Cleminic, Pvt. Bill Clolissy, Pvt. James A. Combis. Pvt. George R. Contos, Pfc. Charles Coovling, Lawrence Courtney, Gregory Cruzan, Pvt. Charles Ceyptal, Pvt. Raymond Czajka, Pvt. Henry Czelusnial. fJohn J. Danek F BKC, Wilbur Danes, Pvt. Raymond Dare, Pvt. Leroy E. Darmody, Pvt. Edward Dau, George David AKC, Pfc. Jerry David, Robert E. Davis AKC, Pvt. John J. Dempsey, William M. Dempsey AKS, Victor Deutcher S 2KC, Pvt. Roy Diener, Pvt. Richard Divis, Pvt. Edward Dobrovolony, Pfc. O. J. Dobrovolony, Pfc. Norman H. Doering, Edward O. Doerk, Edwin Doerr AKS, Pvt. Gilbert G. Domrese, Pvt. William J. Dornbreck, Pvt. Charles Dragisec, Pfc. William F. Dracsl, Cpl. Robert A. Drnek, Robert C. Drubn S 2KC, Cpl. Ted Drwal, John S. Dvorak, Pvt. Ernest Dvorsky, Pvt. George Dubina, Frank W. Duda AKC, Rudolph F. Dulik S 2KC, Pvt. Ronald Dulla, Pvt. Clarence Dunder. Sgt. Robert Dussmann, Pvt. Jolm 5 EARLY LIGHT 'kPvt. Warren Eggersdorf, Pvt. Raymond Ehrick, Pvt. Henry Ehrick, Cpl. Miles C. Eisenhammer, Pvt. Alex B. Elokon, Pfc. Joseph J. Elvas, Wally Enz, Bernard Esralew Rh. M. 3KC. 'kAnthony Faikus AKC, Miles Faikus AKC, Henry Fair- bank, Pfc. Emil Fara, Pfc. James A. Farrell, Irwin O. Felix S 2KC, Pfc. Robert Felix, Pvt. John J. Fiala, Pvt. Emil Filip, Lt. Charles R. Filipek Jr., Pvt. Edward Fisher. Florence Fister A.S.V., Chester Flasza, Pvt. Walter P. Flasza, Pfc. Edward Forbes, Pvt. Robert Fortner, Catherine Savis Foss, Richard Foss, Garvis Fowler, Pfc. Frank Fraek. Pfc. Joseph J. Fraek Jr., Robert J. Fredette R.'I'. IKC. SKSgt. Louis J. Fredette, Pvt. Waldimar Frese, Pvt. Rudy J. Foucih. Pfc. Robert Fyja, Pvt. Robert Fukal. 'A'Jerry Gaba F 2KC. Pvt. Robert Galt, Pvt. George Garn- bini, Bernard Garb, Pfc. Leonard Gardner, Pvt. Seymour Gardner. Pvt. Chester Gasior, John M. Geiger S 1KC, Pvt. Milton Geisler, Pvt. Jack George, Sgt. Jim Gervais. Herman M. Gillman S IKC, Pvt. J. Ginsberg, Cpl. Stephen Glutting, Norbert Gobeilli E.M. 3KC, Sgt. Gordon Goethal. Marvin M. Goldman, Robert James Goles, Pvt. Arthur Goraczniak, Chester L. Goraczniak AKS. Pvt. Edwin Gorga, Lt. George Gorgol, Cpl. Theodore L. Gradisek. Harry Gransee S 2KC, Pvt. Wilbert Grassman, Leslie Greenman S 2KC, John Gregoiowich S 2KC, 2nd Lt. Ralph T. Grimse, Pvt. Thad Grovkiewicz, Erwin Gulezynski, Pvt. Stanley Guiga, Pvt. Walter F. Gurga. 'kPvt. John Hach, 2nd Lt. George 0. Hadac, Clarence John Hallas, Pfc. Boyd D. Hallstrom, Pfc. Gerald C. Hall- strom, Pvt. Anton Hanuska, Russell Hardt S 2KC, Pvt. George A. Hartman Jr., Pfc. James Harty, Pvt. William Hasner, William D. Haupt S ZKC, Pvt. George Hausknecht. Sgt. Edward Haut, Pvt. Richard J. Hanzlik, Cadet Joseph A. Havel, Pvt. Joseph J. Havel, Pvt. Ernie Heitmanek. Pfc. Fred Hennings, Pfc. Jerome Hercik, Pvt. Frank A. Hervery, Pvt. Arthur F. Hess, Joseph Herlek S.R. 2KC, Cpl. Arthur Hilgendorf, 2nd Lt. Richard Hirchert, Cpl. Norbert Hitzeman, Pvt. Richard Hitzeman, Clarence Hitzkc. Edward H. Hlinka AKS, Cpl. Arthur W. Hockett, Cpl. Eugene Hockett, Lt. James C. Hodek, Pfc. Melven F. Hoffman, Pvt. George J. Hofrichter, Pvt. Jerry T. Hof- richter, Pfc. Thomas J. Hofrichter, Edward J. Hofrieter. Pvt. Paul Hojdik, Pvt. Frank C. Holan, Pvt. Edward A. Holenski, Pvt. Richard P. Horky, Pvt. Herbert Hornburg, Joseph Houska, vt. Leonard J. Hoyne, Ronald F. Hoyne S.C. SKC, Pvt. Wesley H. Hradek, Irene Hroch Y 3KC. Leonard R. Hrodey, Bob Hronec, Cpl. Louis Hruza, Pvt. Lawrence E. Huddy, Pfc. R. F. Hunter, Pfc. Philip Hnsarik. Pvt. Kenneth J. Illich. fRobert G. Jacobs, Pvt. Bernie Jaklinski, Lt. Milton E. Jakovec, Pvt. Norman Jandus, Russell Jandtts AKS, Cpl. James F. Janecek, Pvt. Edward Janega, Pfc. Alvin Jane kowske, Walter L. Janus S IKC, R. L. Jarvis, Edwin Jaskierny William Jaster, Ray Javorsky H.A. 2KC. Cpl. Frank Jaworski, Ensign Clark Jelinek Jr.. SKSgt. Joseph Jelinek, Robert Jerand, Pichard F. Jeran. John Jindra, Pvt. J. Jiranek, Earl Allen Johnson, Cadet N. L. Johnson, Cpl. Edward Jordon Jr., Sgt. LeRoy Junge. ik Sidney Kacer, Pvt. Elmer Kadera. Joseph Kadlec S 2KC. Pvt. Frank A. Kadziela, Cpl. Albert Kahoun, Pvt. Calvin Kaiser, Cpl. Louis Kaiser, Cpl. Robert Kaiser, Pvt. Vernon Kaiser, Sgt. Floyd Kalessa, Sgt. Russel R. Kalessa, Joseph M. Dw er. Kalina, Sgt. Edward KKalmar, Richard R. Kalny, Pvt. Y . 1 77 ji-if ii V 1 is L: ' f f' ff ' XXJX 'P 'wr - 'Sid ay R xi l I - ! .gJ' 'V' i -P asf- 41? N : -1 -.--- wk v , Q , I' - A F-'IEE j X9 ml as ., 3 . 'Q jg, ' i Nfgrxx- 4. L P92-f J-milfs fzn XSS- gf ef - Ike-. P 4-'E CPN-Pi - :fag---. h ':fs!,- r gifax' Q E r .32 if- ,. 1 - . .. at , ,Na E 'tbfirgisfdqliii Qfiifir-:3ifM !Ji' 'Ii .5 si? X35 4 of PTYM.. ,st-it wfiiif-.2-1sT 2:-f' A 'rg-1 F: b'?5-f-eia.f.' P A. gs Q1 Q .A 'Q i 51'g,'Q.: jqfilfh wtf: Xftdhkifigjqi' szgx- 5.1.41 1. 'X ,2'.1'i' K' Qgiggv 1.4. -tiff. Page 36 WH T SU PHU HLY WE HAIL Nivk Karagroge, Frank J. Karasek F 2IC, Leonard A. Karel. AIS, Pvt. Raymond J. Kasel, Pvt. Donald T. Kaspar, Pvt. Bennett Katz, Pvt. Robert J. Keblusek, William Ken- drick, Eugene J. Kindzierski, Pvt. Charles Kennedy, Leslie Kesvl, Cadet Hyman Kessler, Sgt. Chester Kidrowski, Ed- ward Killhofl' AIC, John Kiets AIS. Walter H. Kirchofl T.M. 3IC, Joseph S. Kishel S 2IC, Pfc. Charles Klauda, Pvt. Alfred Klima, Pvt. Edward J. Klimes, Lt. Robert Knohlein, Emil Knoail S 2IC, Pvt. Martin Jnafl Jr., Pvt. Charles Knot, Frank Kobesak, Pvt. James Kicek, Pfc. Robert Kocik, Pvt. Robert Koci, Pvt. Richard Kocka, George A. Koe AIC, Pfc. George Kohout, Pvt. James Kolar, Pvt. Robert F. Kolin, SISgt. Joseph Koluder, Pfc. Edward Komrska, Joseph Konhrst, Pvt. G. J. Kordick, John Korun Y 2IC, Pvt. Robert J. Koran, William E. Kosak Y IIC, Pvt. William Koss, Pfc. Arthur H. Kostal, Pvt. Lon Kostal, Pvt. Milton Kostal Pvt. Elmer B. Kostka, Pvt. James P. Kistohrys, Pvt. Mitchell Kostro, Pvt. Clarence Kotora, Pvt. Harold J. Kotora, Pvt. Roy J. Kotrabaty, George Eugene Kouba Y3IC, Pfc. George F. Kouha, J. J. Koutnik, Pvt. George Kourim, Pvt. William Koutnik, Pvt. Jerry Koutsky, Pfc. Joseph R. Kovar, Cpl. Edward Kowalski, Pvt. Joseph Kowalki, Erwin J. Kozelik A.C.C., Pfc. William D. Koze- lih, Robert Kozina AIS, Pvt. George Kozlik, Pvt. Louis Kozlik, Pvt. J. Krabec, Pvt. Edward Kral, TIS Joseph Kral, Pvt. Raymond Kral, Robert E. Kral S IIC, Raymond Kra- pec, Pfc. Earl Kratocbvil, Pvt. Leonard Kratoska, Pfc. Mildred M. Kratoska, Pvt. Robert Krber, Pfc. Frank Kre- hel, Chester F. Krecisz AIC, Edwin Krecisz S 2IC, Stanley Krejsa, Bernard Krewske, Pvt. John Krenek, Bernard Krin- berg, Pfc. George Kristl, Pvt. Henry J. Kristak, Sgt. George Krtous, Charles C. Kruegces G.M. SIC, Glenn J. Krueger AIS, Pvt. Aurthur Kruk, Pvt. Stanly Krysa, Edward Frank Kruzel S IIC, Eugene J. Kubat, Pfc. Edward Kubes, Felix Kubik, Pvt. Allen Kuhista, Pfc. George Kucera, Cpl. Paul Kufrin, Pvt. George J. Kucera, Pvt. Milton Kukac, Pvt. Franklin Kukral, George J. Kulbaneh S 2IC, Sgt. George Kupka, Cpl. Edward J. Kuasman, SISgt. Frank J. Kusman, Pvt. R. T. Kutchan, Pvt. Miles Kveton, Pvt. Joseph Kyonka, John Kyrl S 2IC. fPvt. Chester Lach, Pvt. Walter Lach, Pvt. George W. Lambeisky, Pvt. Robert J. Landberg, Pvt. Lawrince Lange, Jerry Lanier Q.M. 3IC, Pvt. Lyle C. Lopoint, Dan A. Losecki S 2IC, Sidney Lasker, SISgt. Edward J. Latal, Pvt. Richard Lauth, Charles J. Laver P.M. 3IC, Pfc. J. M. Lavoty, Pvt. George Laycock, Pvt. Ray Leber, Al. K. Lekecka AVNIS, Pvt. Kenneth Leindecker, Roy George Leo S IIC, Sgt. Warren Leonhart, Pvt. Gene Lendzion, Pvt. Jerry Lesak, Pvt. Alvin B. Lesick, Edward Lawrence Le-sniak. Pfc. Fred- rich Lestina, Cpl. Honore Levinson, Sgt. William Lotak, Pvt. Charles Lenhart, Pfc. George L. Lingart, Leroy Lin- hart, Cpl. Milton Linhart, Pvt. Joe Lisak, Stanley C. Liss, Pvt. Fred Likrentz, Pvt. Francis A. Losos, Gus J. A. Losos, Pvt. Robert Lonkatu, Frank Louzensky AIS, Pfc. Paul P. Lukach, Frank Joseph Lukes S 2IC, Sgt. William F. Lund- gren, Harriet Lutwak TIS, Pvt. James E. Luzadder. Robert J. Lydon E.M. 2IC, Edward Lysek, Cpl. Paul Lysske. 'klfred J. Macek AIC, Edward Mach S 2IC, Pvt. James Mach, Frank C. Macha S 2IC, Pvt. Edward A. Machalek, Pvt. V. P. Machalek, Frank J. Machalek M.M. 3IC. Sgt. R, Makowski, Howard Malek F IIC, Pvt. Casimer P. Mali- nowski, Edwin L. Malinowski. Joe Malyszko, Pvt. Anthony G. Malyjurk, Cpl. William H. Mann Jr., M. E. Mareck, Pvt. Frank Marek, Pvt. Raymond Marek, Pvt. Milton K. Mares, Gerald S. Maresh, Harold Margoles AIC, R. M. Marick S 2IC, Pvt. Raymond Mares. Lt. George J. Marla, Cpl. Jerome Marovitz, Pvt. George Marsh, Pvt. llonry Mar- tin, Cpl. Robert A. Martinek, Cpl. Robert Martinek, Cpl. Robert Masek, Pvt. Frank Mau, Pvi. George Matson, Pvt. Joseph E. Matuskiewicz, Edward E. Mayer, Sgt. Leonard Mazanek, James Melka S IIC, Pvt. Edward Mendel, Pvt. Ernest Meugler, Pvt. B. G. Meyer, Pvt. llenry Meyer, Pvt. Edward Michal, Pvt. Walter F. Michana, Richard J. Mider- ski S ZIC, Pvt. John Mielke, SISgt. George Michalek, Pvt. Vladimur Micltalek, Pfc. Jolut Miko, Pvt. Max Mikola- jewski, Harry Miller S 2IC, Joseph F. Mildcr A.R.T. 2IC, Bertram L. Miller AIC, Fred Miller Pvt. Kenneth E. Mil- ler. Joseph Miller, Pvt. Leroy W. Miller, Richard D. Miller, Pvt. Robert Miller, Cpl. Robert Miller, Rudolph Miller A.M. 3IC, Pvt. Jerry Misek, TISgt. John A. Misek, Pvt. William E. Misik, Pvt. George Mlymarski, Pfc. Richard E. Modry, Pvt. Roland F. Moeller, Ist Lt. Charles Molcar, Cpl. Richard G. Moorehouse, Pvt. Edward E. Moravec, Cpl. Leonard E. Moravec, Louis T. Morowzyuski A.R.M. 3IC, Cpl. Clarence L. Moses, Edward John Mraha, Pvt. R. E. Mraz, Pvt. A. Mueggenborg, Pvt. Edmund Muggendorf, Cpl. Robert C. Muehrecki, Pvt. George Mukliuvicz, Wesley R. Mundil Jr. AIC, Arthur Misil AIS, Cpl. Raymond Muzika, Pvt. Walter Musy, George J. Myrtle F IIC, Peter Mysyk S 2IC, Pvt. Harold McClary, William H. McDermott, Pfc. Charles Mc- Dowill, John McGladdery. fPvt. Jerry A. Nilotichy, Clarence Nelson F 2IC, Pfc. Albert C. Nemec, Pfc. James F. Nemec, Pfc. Joe Nemec, Pfc. Raymond E. Nerad, Adolph F. Neruda MOM 3IC, Andrew J. Newton S 2IC. Pfc. Joe Nezgoda, Pfc. Andrew Noack, Cpl. Roy Notzke, Pvt. William Novotny. f Kenneth J. O'Conner, Pvt. Frank J. Ondecka, Cpl. Joseph G. Onik. MISgt. Rudolph Otepka, Pvt. Richard L. Otto, Pvt. Jerome O. Ouper, AIC Charles Oulehla. if Pvt. Theodore Pacanowski, Sgt. Richard Paitl, Pvt. Leon- ard Paitl, Pfc. Frank Pajadal, Cpl. Edward Palicka, Cpl. Charles Papovsek, George M. Pasternak, Joseph Pasternak, John Pasternak F 3IC, AIC George T. Patek, James Pavek S 2IC, Pvt. Glenn F. Palns, Pvt. Alex Pawula, Louis Peck AMM SIC, Sgt. Louis C. Pelc, Erwin J. Perina, AIS Edwin A. Peters, Jerry Petras, Cadet John Petri, Pvt. Miles A. Petrovic, Edward Pevilts S 2IC, Richard Phillips S 2IC, Jesse B. Phillips, Pvt. George Picha, AVIC Charles G. Pipek, Pfc. James E. Pitlik, Otto Pihera, TISgt. Ernest R. Pirka, Pvt. Joseph R. Placky, John M. Plosnich S 3IC, Pvt. Anton Podbervsek, AIS Henry B. Podkrodsky, Pvt. M. Pokorny, Cpl. John G. Polansky, Pvt. Ed. Polivka, Lt. Samuel Porter, Pvt. Jerry Posteck, Pfc. Joseph Poznansky, Ed. Prazak, Lt. Chas. Pribyl, Pvt. Richard J. Prince, Pvt. Robert Prince, Pvt. James Privaznik, Charles Prokopec S 2IC, Richard F. Prokes, Pvt. Otto Prncha, Peter Prusinski, Cpl. J. Pulski, Joseph M. Prsatire, Harvey A. Pntz AIS, Pvt. Rudolph Puzman, Charles Louis Pyrce S 2IC. if Frank A. Quarter, Ralph E. Quatrine, if Pvt. Joseph Rackaj, Edward Rada S.F. 3IC, Ralph Rad- ish, Pvt. Jerry M. Radostits, Pfc. Edward Radous, Gerald Radtke, Cpl. Leonard F. Rahn, George W. Rapata F 3IC. Charles J. Rathhourn S 2IC, Henry Rathnwski Y 3IC, Pfc. Peter Ratkovich, Ricltard Rehout S IIC, Pvt. John Reavy, Pvt. Edward Regal, Pvt. William J. Reilly, Capt. James J. Reininger, Pvt. George Remp, Pvt. Joseph L. Repisky. TISgt. George J. Reynalds, Pfc. Russell Rezac, Cpl. Adolph Ricker, Pvt. J. M. Ricker, Pvt. Joseph Ricker, Pfc. Edward Richert, Cpl. Clifford Ritter, Cpl. Norman Ritter, Cpl. George Riemer, Sgt. Charles Ringl, Sam R. Rizzo AIS, S 2,55- s Jr ., r .ries Q f 4 ' N A ' f .. X' '. . . Q l x- f I 4154- ' ' 'V Y ' - ',.f - - 1 A -- 1 5. , f- 'x1.:j', 'l 't , ' . 2 - . 'f t - A ' -e 4 A 3 'Q' f X -,..ef1- rlill . - - -A 4. 9-. 'll ! 5, it - 3,5 -.-rg 47...-aah '--L: ' of . 01.1-efqxoef -.f , f , I 6, .' f' 'fE4l'qs.-4 n-I' Et sfeiiffili , 'LA' 4104-a,j'-yi ff., 'SEQ' ,ff , ,,a'ff'. nj 1, - is : -- Sfjl? ' iir '-JFS' if pg Zi' '1i:.'?'1fg'ff.'5','qb f,1'i:7 g, 7 np f i Ja 0f,vQ' P .ft , :Z.J.g:JZgiL.Q?f-itZigi'-Lf . ii fi we -' ..-'37,2 , , - ' , ,- A if . ij, fa, I '-3 Q 1' ' 1 '- 'SWT' - -ff-4 X1'mf ' - fffgctttttztktswdis . . . . I I Page 37 'ls Y Y -1 . E, 1 a Y x4 N K N A. 9, A ab? -i- hmm ,N v 63 , C r ,J .4 C'.. U 5. if .. ?:,' , 5 w .. X J- Q 44 -x U . sv .. f A Q ' n J' A wx! ? A s, N K lu' n -llliy, x 427,559 ww 1 ,,f U i ,F XA YK M , w QE m flu If ' -,,' i'G'm4.v,f YL My 4,. w I MV'L,fifs. 'f-vi? QWWJW auf' ' 'J' rw- rv'0' -of' ft RN -ix ' 3M if A 3 --...lvl 10.1 A -M rg SYNC? gi fee!! ,I 2' ,449 . Ae 7 wkere ULU' MW .!4l 6 . . . From California, New York, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Florida, somewhere in the South Pacific, in the Mediterranean Sea and the Gilbert Islands comes word of Farragut's boys, who were kind enough to send us letters. We have boys all over the world, from the small- est island to the largest state. ln the succeeding pages are excerpts from some letters that we have received. We at Farragut are always glad to hear from them. And we wish to thank those who were generous enough to write and let us know where they are if possible and how they are getting along. We of Farragut salute them. Page 40 vJ .ff if- 6 ,f a PN ' - give ryyq-,fx BITS I-IBUUT THEM-LETTER EXEEHPT5 I am training to become a radioman in the Marine Air Corps. I'm learning to use the American language in everyway but by tongue. P.F.C. George F. Kouba, U.S.M.C. Brks. 61 Tr. Sg. 11 Class R 16E M.A.D.-N.T.T.C. Jacksonville, Fla. I cannot disclose my present location, but, I believe I can tell you I am somewhere in the Pacific and have been for the past eighteen months. Being away from the good old U.S.A. for that long really makes one feel thankful that he has something to really look forward to when the war is over. George Eugene Kouba, Yeoman 3C U.S.N., U.S.S. Halawa cfo Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Cal. Upon completion of the course at Cedar Falls, I was rated Yeoman 3C, and was as- signed to the United States Naval Air Station at Gross Ile, Michigan, for duty. Irene Hrock Y3C-V-10, U.S.N.R. I can feel safe when I say that I am a veteran soldier with nearly three years ser- vice with thousand miles of travel behind me. I have seen some very interesting and piti- ful sights in my travels, and can now really appreciate the phrase HGod Bless Americaf' We will never know how fortunate we are to come from a country as perfect as the United States. Sgt. .Ioseph F. Simonek, 36043142 Co. H 32nd. Armd. Regy. APO 253 cfo Postmaster, N. Y., N. Y. Yes, Farragut's Alumni is carrying the schools, and Americas, great spirit to all cor- ners of the world. Here in the South Pacific and Central, Farragut is well represented. SfSgt. H. Tomika 20618415 Co. lim in California now having desert train- ing. I,m in the combat engineers and it is really a tough life, but I like it. Charles Wilzien 36653608 Co. B,', 298th Engineers Bn. APO 182-A, Unit 14 cfo Postmaster, Los Angeles, Cal. Today I received the Scroll of the best school in Illinois. I, myself am a large fel low, but when I receive the school paper, l actually had tears in my eyes, and an awfully large lump in my throat. It was without a doubt the most prized mail that I received in my years in the Navy. Sidney Wolfman MOMM 2fC U.S.S.-S.C. 670 cfo Fleet P. O. San Francisco, Cal. Fm in New York, Iive just returned from the invasion of Sicily, where we delivered the much needed supplies to our fighting boys. .Iohn R. Zatopa U.S.M.M. Box 1446, 25 South St. New York City Things out here in Fort Knox are on the ball as we soldiers say out here. I am in a medium tank division and it sure is interest- ing work driving tanks. Pvt. Walter Skibicki 36758310 A-7ARTC Ft. Knox, Ky. I wish I could tell you a little of what Ilve seen overseas, but due to censor regulations we cannot say where we are at or what We've seen. George B. Skarda, CM, 3,fc, USNR 38th Construction Batt. cfo Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Cal. I graduated in June, 1941, and it never occurred to me that I would be needed to defend my country a few months hence. I am proud to be in the service, and will not leave it until I am sure I can live in everlast- ing peace in Chicago. Pvt. V. P. Machalek. 36640555 Col. 272 Inf., APO No. 417 Camp Shelby, Miss. For your information many of my Seabees pals went in with the Marines at the Gilbert Islands just lately, they landed 8 hours ahead of the Marines on Guadalcanal, they are the only ones that can truly say to a Marine: 'fWhat kept you?', Richard Charles Phillipp, Sf2c 90th NCB Co., C-1 cf o Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Cal. Page 41 THE SEHVIEE Pvt. Charles Robic, Donald L. Robinson, Lt. Norman C. Roegner. John Rohns, Raymond M. Rovek, Frank Roman, Albert Rode, George Rouck Jr. F IKC, Pvt. Robert Round- try. Laddie Rucha, Pvt. Robert Rudi, Anthony R. Ruth AKS. Pfc. George E. Ruzak, Ray Rychecky, Anton Ryva Jr. S 2KC. , ir Pvt. George Safranek, Henry Saul, Pvt. Chester Selonge, Pvt. Walter Selonge, Clarence Schabinger S 2KC, Albert F. Schalkowski, Pfc. Leonard Scharier Jr., Cpl. Harold O. Schell, Pvt. Robert Schlehofer, Joseph Schlihofer, Pvt. llarvey Schmidt, Pfc. Paul Schnider, Walter Schower, Pvt. Norman Schnltheis, Pvt. Edward J. Schultz, Pvt. George Schultz, Pvt. Charles Schwab, Pvt. David Schwartz, SKSgt. Meyer Schwartz, Pvt. George Schwendner, Pvt. John L. Sebesta, Charles Sechen Ph. M. 3KC, Frank R. Sedlock S M 3KC, Pfc. George Sefcik, Cpl. Ray Sefcik, AKC Robert Sejnost, AKC Frank E. Sejtka, Pvt. Daniel Sekulich, Pfc. John G. Semelmon. Pvt. Richard Sequens, George Sevcil, George Sevick, Cpl. Robert J. Shalek, Pvt. L. B. Shapiro, Pvt. Edward Shayatovich, A. S. Shell, Pvt. William Sgibla, Donald F. Shockley, Richard James Sichrovsky, Pvt. Ray- mond Silka, Pvt. Alvin Silha, Pvt. Frank Sirnek, Frank J. Simik S 2KC, Raymond Simondza, Walter Simondza, R. D. Simonec S 2KC, Sgt. Joseph F. Simonek, Miriam S. Simons, Sgt. William V. Sinkovic, Pvt. Joseph Sinskey, Pvt. James F. Sirota, George B. Skarda S 2KC, Sgt. Edward Skibicki, Walter Skibicki, Pvt. Rudolph Skodacek, Arthur Stanley Skrivan, Ray Skulina, Pvt. John Sladek, Arthur R. Sladky S 2KC, Cpl. Eugene J. Sladky, SKSgt. Edwin J. Sliva, Ben- jamin Slouf S 2KC, Stanley W. Sluva, Fredrick A. Shonin- ski, Pvt. Joseph Smazik, George Smith, Roland J. Smith AKS, Richard Snobel, Pvt. F. W. Sobkowiak, Pfc. Edmund J. Sobotkiewicz, Pvt. Harry Sobtnik, Cpl. Steve Sobotnik, Pvt. Anthony Sokol, Edward J. Sokol CKY, Pvt. George L. Soucik, Milton Soukup S 2KC, Elmer R. Soukup, Robert Soukup, Pfc. James Soucek, Pvt. Dave Sontar, Fred Sprugel, George A. Spurny S 2KC. Joseph Sramek, Ray Sramek, Fred Sprugek, James Srbeny BKR 3KC, Pvt. Eugene Stackniak, J. C. Stadnik AKS, Pfc. George Stancl. Edward Stanley AKS, R. J. Stech S 2KC, Pvt. Louis F. Stejspal, Pvt. Mills R. Stekl, Pvt. Raymond Steponek, S. J. Stevins AKS, Pvt. Bennie Stoller, Pvt. Raymond Stovicik, Pvt. Robert Straka, Pvt. Robert Strubing, AKS Rudy Struka, Pvt. William Strutz, Cpl. Leonard J. Stunf, Pvt. Arthur J. Sucbomel, Robert F. Suchy, Pvt. Victor Svetic, Sgt. George Suk, Joe- seph Supol, Frank John Sus, Pvt. George Sustek, Pfc. Stanley Sutryk, Pvt. Ralph Svetic, Frank Svoboda, J. J. Svrcek AKS, Clifford Swanson, Pvt. Anthony F. Sykora. fHerald Tabkiewicz AKC. Pvt. Howard Tarbach, Pfc. Milan Tatak, Cpl. Julius Taus, Pfc. Richard Taus, Pvt. tanley A. Tetrev, Pvt. L. A. Tezak, Pvt. Henry Thole P, Pvt. Niles Y. Toborg Jr., George Toms, SKSgt. Henry J. Tonika, Cpl. Jerome Topol, Pvt. William Tresnak, Cpl. Charles Trinka, Emerence J. Trochim S 2KC, Capt. Arthur M. Truc, Cpl. Stanley Trzeciak, Arthur Turek, Pvt. Ray- mond E. Turek, Pvt. Charles Turner, Pfc. Edward N. Tyk. 'kSgt. Rudolph Uhlik, Lee Uldrych Mus. lKC, S. L. Unter- froz A.M.M. 3KC. iPvt. Edward Vocdlow, Pvt. Jerry Vachata, James A. Vacherlon, Robert Vacker Mus. 2KC, Leroy Vacovsky E.M. ZKC, Pvt. Richard Vana, George Vandon, Pvt. Otto Valenta, Bob Vales S 2KC, James C. Valestin, Jerome Vanduch, Cpl. Ludwig Vanduch, George Vanek, Pvt. John Vasucek, Sgt. Robert G. Vavrinek, Charles Vedral AKC, Frank Vedral, Richard F. Vejvoda S 2KC, Cpl. Ralph Velk, Arthur Frank Vesly, A.M. IKC, Frank Vessels, Pvt. Joseph W. Viskocik, Irwin Robert Viskocil S.K. 2KC, Pvt. Anton Visotky, Pvt. George Vitek, John Richard Vitt S 2KC, Charles Vlach AKS, Arthur J. Vladika S 2KC, Pvt. Edward F. Vlasak, Robert J. Vlcek, Pfc. William Vodnasky, Pfc. Charles M. Vojik Jr., Pfc. John Vondra, SKSgt. James Vopat, Pvt. Joseph Votocek, Pvt. Stanley Vrba, Pvt. Rudy Vrbsky, Pvt. George D. Vuka- sovic, Pvt. Emil J. Vrban. . IJE ll H EIJUNTHY fl! x tg ti A . ul f E Q., .. .Lf S tt . n With unotlier war semester closing, Fzlrragut students can look Ima-k at u year of patriotic endeavor slim-essflllly completed. In the lllillly projects undertaken for Victory, they have responded spon- taneously and whole lieartedly to the cull. Our Service Flag now boasts twenty-two gold stars, nine hundred and sixty-eight lilue stars und fourteen stars for teaeliers in service. Vvrhen u eull was sounded for hooks lor the S0l'VIl'f'lllt'II., the .lunior Red Cross collected 187 lrooks and 373 inugalzines. The Stu- dent Couneil packed and sent boxes containing eundy. gum, liunlcies. razor lrludes, stationery, pencils, Rezuleris Digest, and Scrolls. W H EFFIIHT i AT F HHAE T PMIKINC BOXES Ifol: THIS BUYS OUR SERVICES FLAC CUl.l,l'IC'l'INf1 CANS Page 43 MUHALEIHHLUEH5 WE'HE UN THE HUAD TU VIIITUHY BUNIJ BUYERS Buy Bonds Gala WAR EFFIJHT lill ISHNI A Slip - ol the lllp May Sink a Ship Pl't' l ur Xiclury lll lil- l'aIs Iwgln for I' ci-4 ys r lu Saw- Scrap .lunk a .lap Soil lun- Nl llI'C 'l'hcx lx:-cp lfighlin You ki-vp liuying l ive ,, fo f 4 1 S - ' gfgl ' ' if I i at SELLING EUHSABES EULLEETINE PAPER Since September, a total ol' 2ll5f'l46,675.50 worth ol' war honds and stamps wcrc sold to go toward the purchase of a jeep. During the Fall Festival, young ladies of the chorus, during the intermission sold Wal' Stamp corsages. At Christmas time a tree was trimmed with these corsages instead of the usual gaudy linsel. ln our paper drive-nineteen tons of scrap paper were collected. Several hoys provided trucks so that large quantities of paper collected hy students living far from school could he brought in. The procession of stu- dents that morning, en route to school, each with his thirty-five pounds, made one feel that the young people at home are doing their hit to help. The Home Economics classes baked cakes and cookies for the Service Centers. and the Journalism and Commercial classes sent copies of the Scroll to every Farragut hoy and girl in service. mga -15 V' X M g X 7 X y t f. 0 ll t 2 Q5 ' 5 I f l , f N 'Agn ',E.f,1r3 V rx S S x U .ff W x All i . - L ' 5 ' g lf All , Q 1 ? 5 gk Il flzllll XXV' sf 3 1' Z sf' if f' N I s if N -ff ,,, - X . X - . S 96, ' XY i: V! :xi g V51 ff J 7 -I 4 9 -1 I V 3 fiv September, 1943 9-The Little Admiral is back in school with a happy face and is ready for football practice. 23-All the green little freshies were greeted by the Student Guidance. 25-Our first game and all watched sorrow- fully as Kelvyn Park won over Farragut. October, 1943 l-Tearfully the Little Admiral saw Phil- lips trim his beloved school. 7-Navy day program four Little Admiral Wants to joinl. l2-Holiday. Columbus discovered America. l9ff'lB speeches. 29-Primary elections. November, l943 5iFinal elections. Sillun boys, hurry, Sadie Hawkins' day. l8-19-4A's measured for caps and gowns. 29-Sam Campbell seems to be afraid of no man or beast. December. l943 1-Clubs. 2-Sam Campbell came back for the odd period divisions. s Z5-No school. good old Santa. January, l94f1 l04 0uch, the P.T.A. roller skating party. l4-National Honor Society initiation. 18-C.A.A. Assembly 20-Senior Tea and Dance and the senior play. 25-Class day and senior banquet. 31 -Manley comes to Farragut Fe 1 -1, 1 6-a 17 21 22 28 29 1VI a rt ' QM., lmrnary, 19411 15. 16'-Sf'Il1Ul' l'im'turc's QRQ-autifnl Y -- Hanclsonw?l Honor Society lVlof-tings Fr:-slnnan Assvmlmly tiWlwi'c-'s tlit- 1-lo 2 vator'. 1 Honor Society rollvr skating party. No school fCoorl oltl Cvorgr' Wiasli-ill itll assvnilily tlisvussion of vleutions. l,og Sllow flioy, tllat Hula clant'c'r. 55.1 KIDJ. li. 1041 Miss l.uln QWHAT. a voimffl - LR sp:-vvln-s. lilaf-1-R primary fxlCl'l10l1H. 3111 lwriotl. 17 -111 Hnal elevtions. 27-28-29-Svnior teas. 30-l'.T.A. liolcls annual meeting A pri 1 . 191111 4. 10- 11-- 11 1 4, , 15- 21 C Tt'lt'pllUIl6 Company Program tDf-at lVliriam, Helloll Collvgv Registration, 3. all anrl 5 periods lt's lic-rv. College Day. Rami l'6t'f'lVPS an HS . -1'1in'orv of Log Show at Cary. C.A.A. Dance fnow 1 get verit-ow veinsl f Assemlvly. sounds of the air. C.A.A. Roller Skating Party. X 2 May, 194-'14 gi 9-sfll'f'll6S11'il Retains HS . 2 15--Senior Calminet lVlotl1er's Tea. 26-Svnior Play. ,lunan 2-l,ast lssuf' of Scroll. tWl1at an lssuel 3 9 10 21 2.3-- -Rancl ancl fJl'CllCStI'2i Concvrt antl Danna. 13k 20 -Prom. liclgc-w'atfrr Roach. tisonie time VVUWH National Honor Society Initiation. Quill and Scroll Awards. -Class Day and Senior Banquvt. tBoy was it goomlll Graduation Night. tThey let me outll Svliool Ends fFor 19-13-44 seniestvrl fHooRay.1 1944 -' SENIOR 'FINTYPES Head from left to right 1 OUR GANG 2 MANPOW ER SHORTAGE 3 HIGHER AND HIGHER 4 SEVEN SAUCY SENIORS 5 BARBER SHOP QUARTET 6 NO SHORTAGE HERE 7 GOGGLES 8 MOB SCENE 9 WHERE'S A SAILOR? I0 MY!!! LEGS!!! 11 AW SMILE! I2 HERE WE G0 AGAIN 13 AIN'T WE GOT FUN? I4 THE MUSIC STOPPED I5 ED'S CLIENTELE 16 JIGGERS, WILI,IE'S RAIDERS P ge 48 EL UFFIEEH5 JU E'44 55 NICK l.llI.lfIlI .... .... I' resitlent RAY SVOBOIJA ...... Vim-- l'Illl.OMI-IME MORGAI, ANN KRAIS . .. . . . . Treasurer Pre-siclent Sevrrlary DECORATION AND INVITATION COMMITTEE ......... .... I irace Warnock Mr. Boris Duskin PRINTING COMMITTEE ........................,.... Mr. William Bloom BANQUET COMMITTEE ...................,........... Miss Ruth Thompson SENIOR TEA DANCE COMMITTEE .................... Miss Marie S. Johnson SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE ........................... Miss Ilelen Culver ELECTION COMMITTEE .... .........,........... s s Miss Genevra Ceer CLASS DAY COMMITTEE ..... .................. . .. Miss Rose Cox GIFT COMMITTEE ............ ..................... Miss Rose Cox RING AND PIN COMMITTEE .... ................... N Mr. Bud Fisher PROM COMMITTEE. ................................. . . Miss Lytlia Carla . . . .Arthur King . . . .Vera Manali . . . . .Ruth Popek .. . . . .George Divis Lorraine Stalmach .........I'.va Pikal . . . . .Rose Ribincek . ...Lorraine Tichy . . . . .Theodore Phillips MOTTO, COLOR AND FLOWER COMMITTEE .......... ..... W illiam Kovarik Mr. Boris Duskin SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE ......................... .. Miss Marie S. Johnson COLLEGE DAY COMMITTEE ........... CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE .... Miss Florence Clark 1n15.'ic9i1i12,'n1 'Cf '15E.lt'tAA1'a'.I ' ' FINANCE COMMITTEE ........................ Miss Mildred Linskey Colors Red and White Flower Red Rose and White Carnation Motto Work, Learn, Triumph Gift 3200.00 War Bond . . . Dorothy Krause . . .Joyce Rabausch . . . . . .Lf-0 Blavin . . . .Ann Kraus Page 49 Pa From Twilight 'Til Dawn ADELLA ANDERSON. No Information. MILDRED ARIENT. No Information. RUTH ARZIG. Shorty -Is ln great hopes to travel to Mexico. Has a special weakness for that certain someone named Bud. Member of 7, 21, 46, 85-A, 23, 38, 98 and 73. Received Civic Letter and Chevron. MARIE AURBURN. Mary fCommerclal. Ambition is to be- come a Stenographer. Weakness ls Pickles and French Fries. Member of 85, 90, 38, 100, 77. Awarded Capt. Basketball Medal. LORETTA BALDINO. Red -Desires to be a certified Public Accountant. Pet peeve is sloppy letters. Belongs to 91, 36, 31, 38, and worked for Mrs. Schultz. EML BERONEK. Lover of Science-has the ambition of becom- ing an army pilot. He likes the expression Sinatra Smells . He joined the 14, 3 and 25. HARRIET BASTERASH. Billy -Favorite subject is Commercial Law. After the war hopes to travel through European countries. Iloesn't like concelted fellows, Member of 38, 99, 94, 90. ANNA MAY BASTYR. Mazri -Future Cadet Nurse. Has a special weakness for ice cream sundaes, Dislikes concelted people. Member of 100, 84, 38, tletterl 89 tsec.j 43, 50. Awarded Flric chevron. SAM BATTAGLIA. Sonny -Future Engineer. Has a special weakness for confusion. Dlsllkes failure notices twho doesn't?l Favorite subject is shop. Member of 99, 4 and 9. FRANK BAUER. No Information. EDWARD BENCIK. Eddie -Ambltlon to be a success ln life. Has a special weakness for good food. Most worthwhile thlmz learned at school was to speak before a group. Member of 85, 16 and 42. DELORES BENSON. Benny -Wishes to be a cartogzrapher. Her hobby is sketching. Member of 67, 38, 11, 100. JAMES BEQUEATH. No Information. LOUIS BERNARD. Cowboy -Ambition to be successful. Has a special weakness for music. Dislikes girls that like to talk, Mem- ber 5. 6, 16. ROSE BEZDEK. No Information. BLANCI-IE BICEK, Bee -Favorite subjectffoniniereial Law. Fixture secretary. Has a special weakness for men and clothes. Member of 21, 15, 81, 38, 94, 31. CHESTER BIGUS. Peachfyzz fFuture Air Corp. Capt. Has a special weakness for Girls and food. Dislikes people who can't make up their mind. Member of 72. JOSEPH BISON. Little Joe -Future officer in the Army Air For-ps. Has a special weakness for Chop Suey. Member ot' 15, 100, 65, 28, 80, 99, 97, 90. CHARLES BIZEK. No Information. LEO BLAVIN. Red -Wants to become a Journalist and his weakness ls Blondes but hates talkative women and is mem- ber of 28, 83, 46, 82. He was football manager and received a letter for his services. ir ALICE CIZEK- Al -Future comptometer operator. Has a special weakness for white orchids. Dislikes short stock- ings and high heels. Favorite subject-civics. Most worth- while thing learned in school was to speak in front of peo- ple. Member of 2 tMang. Ed.l, 38, 4-6, 91, 88, 83, 68, 82, 19, 43, 59, 35, 36, 39, 51, 57, 85, 99. ge 50 uk MARY l REMCEN--- Mar - 'Wants to be a housewife. Weakness-banana splits with loads of whipped cream. Dislikes wearing anklets with pumps. Favorite expression -V -M011 boy! Her hobbies are reading. playing the clari- net. and listening to records. Member of 3, 23, 31, 58, 46, 52, 68. 82, 85 ta-ct, 88, 92, 99, eivic letter and chevron. 1111-INN IIOHIL, No Information. JUNE BREUEH. Junle -Future typtst. Has Il speclal weakness of pineanples. Favorite subjeet was Spanish, Member of 91, 314. LILLAN BRKAN. Burk -Favorite subjeet was Clerlenl Practice. Weakness is Frank Sinatra, Favorite expression -Tell yu what I'm trfmmt tio, Member of 91, 70, 38, 31. .IUSI-BPH G. BRODNIVKI. Joy Hee - 'Future nnrltzatnr, Dlsllkex loquaelous people, Favortte subject was cltemlstry. Member of 87, 240, 9, 99, 43. MYRTLE RUTH BROWN. Mudd - Wants to he Il stenogranhcr. Favorite snbjeet was Fummerelal Law. Favorite expression- Dtuol, Drool. Member of 85, 58, 00. l,1LI.I.tN FASTIK. D1mp1es - -Wants to he st singer. Weakness - Soldiers. Member of 21, 38, 52, 12, 52 tplu and eertifleutet. OLGA f'1+J'1'WlNSKI. Red - -Future successful housewife. Has speeinl weakness for bashfulness. Dislikes to ride street cars. Member of 3. .IA4'QI'lCLINE D, FHARRON. Jack1e - Wants to be a nurse. Pet pet-re is slueks. Likes Whlz bars and Milk. Member of SR, 21. lttlllE11'I' V111-IEHY. Bob - -Wants to fly for the Army. Favor, ite expression--- What? Member of 100, 65. WILLIAM t'1I0'1 1', Bill -Vhemleal engineer. Hats a weakness for loud. Member of 8-1 and 100. MARY t'0HA, Mae Hopes to travel. Has at sneetul weukitess for Freneh fries and elmenlute eundy. Member of 27, 42, 0, Xl. SIDNEY COOK. t'ook1e f-Wants to he n lIll'l'llllIlll'. Llkes to rlrlnk milk with meat. Hobbies are tiwxvt-lliig annul roller skutlntz. Member of 15. 40, 100, 85, 12. I,01tltAlNl+I 1'0Uf'H. t'nuelt1e f-Ambition is to be u Fadet Nurse. Favorite subieet is t'tummere1nl Law. Member of 88, till, 38, -134, 81, 80. 75, 38 tletterl. 100 tmednlt. 1fIl,lZA1l1G'1'1I NANUY VRAINE, Nancy - Likes pretttght and weird storles. Wants to tty it 1'-38. Hobbles :ire resulting: and skating. Member of 14, 100, 611 tsectl, 73. VLASTA t'ITt'HY. Val ---Weakness Anything choeolute. Mem- ber of T, 38, 42. 1+ILl+IAN01t t'1'11IN. El Hopes to beeome it bookkeeper. Weak- ness lx Marines. Favorite subjeet ls History. Member of 38 tposlure medztlt, 75. FRANK t'Z1-JRWEIN. Flash - Ambition ls to be :i baseball player. Weakness is frled ehleken. l'et pet-ve 1:4 Women. Mem- ber of 100, 15, 40, 93 tawardl. 17150116111 IIIVIS. f'uokls f Future Alt' Forps Pllot. Has 8. weak- ness for food and girls. Member of 711, 15. DOROTHY DOMAHY. Dot Future Secretary. Llkes tennls. roller and lee skating, swimming. Member ot' 411, 38, 100, 27, 9. 35, 58. DHLILAH DOMEE. Dell gFuture Secretry. Has a speelxil weakness for the som: Star Eyes . Dlsllkes bully talk. Member of 50. 70, 100, 81, 0, 21, 80, 38 tpln and letter! und -1. Long Ago and Far Away Page 51 Praise The Lord MILTON DOSTAL. Pat --Future Navy flier, Has a weakness t'or Blondes. Dislikes girls who smoke. Favorite subject is Physics. Member of ti, 3-1, 50. ESTHER DOFSA. Lucky -Future Air Hostess. Has a weak- ness for pretty clothes. Likes Latin and dislikes coneelted people. Member ot' 118 lletter and Zi medalsl, 21, 93, 47, 100. IRENE DREW. Drlppers''-Wants to he an office executive, Goes in for big juicy steaks. Pet, peeve is silly boys. Member ot' 24, 21, 59, 40, 91, 38. ll0l'lER'l' IIRINITA. No Information, VLASTA DUBINA. Va1 fLlkes malted milks and cruchelting. Member of 88, 38, 46, 85, 25. MILTON I1I'I.IK. I1oo11ttle - -Machinist. Likes Chocolate Ice Cream. Vhleken and all sports. Member of 3 tletterl, 68, 12. RICHARD IJFNDA. lDiekie - -Wants to own his own helicopter. Weakness ls to 1-at lunch in division. Likes Physics. Member of 8 01 15 71 JAROSLAVA DVORAK. Jerry -Wants to become a WAC. Most worthwhile thing learned at school was about the foam of the 11 S. Government. Member of 79, 100, 75. ELAINE EGENESS. Shorty --Future alr hostess. Has ll spe- cial weakness for pretty clothes and chocolate sundaes. Dislikes concelted people. Member of 81, 21, 118 Q2 meclalsl, 19. EVELYN EGGERS. Egg:s gWants to become a sevretary. Likes tall. handsome fellas with wavy hair. Most worthwhile thing learned at sehool was to overcome her bashfulness. Member of 15, 06, 85, 88, 36, 38, 46, 82, and 31. BEATRICE EKL. Pete -Her great ambition is to be a secre- tary. Pet peeve is girls with very short skirts. Member of the 100, 38, 56, 38 tletterl, 500 Pt. Pin, LAYERNE EWERT. Sis - Secret ambition is to sing wlth an orchestra. A certain sailor ls her weakness. Member of 88, 21, 9, 38, 43, 75. LORRAINE FEVDEL. I.o fLlkes clerical practice and cooking. Wants to be a typlst. She is a member of 38, 41. anh 19, JERRY FILIP. Future locomotive engineer. Likes skating, to- baggonlng and hlklng. Illember of 3 t7 medalsl, 08, 02, 13, 11. GEURGIANA FIRYFH. Georgie -Future engineer. Likes to dance, read, swim and skate. Belongs to 38, 85, 46, 67, 40. lll l'H FROHRIEP. Honey -Wants to be a model. Favorite expression-- HuhE Belongs to the 38, 91, 90, and received the Quill and Scroll Award. JACK CALL. .lnn1or --Ambltlon is to he a farmer. Favorite subject- plane geometry. Hobbies-Fly tying, fishing and roller- skatlng. Activities-31, 62, 93 lletterj, and Student Connell. LOUIS GOLAN. Lou -Future Marine pilot. Has a special weakness for nice glrls and good food. Dislikes people who talk ln shows. Member of 28, 80, 85, and 72. ALFRED GREATHOUSE. Al -Favorite subjects-Band and woodshop. Ambition-electrical engineer. Weakness-hamburgers and malts. Pet peeve--homework. Member of 3 tletter, 0 medalsl, 08 lplnl. HELEN HADRAVA. No Information. 'k JOSEPH GABRIEL- Peppy -Ambition is to be a diplo- mat. Likes natural blondes and fried chicken. Pet peeve is women who smoke. Favorite subject is civics. Learned self-confidence while in school. Page 52 'A' D0lil5 ll.-Ullilif f D0lly - -Ambition is to work for Wiult Disnf-y. Yveakness is Garmlenias and i'll1l1'0lI:1l6'. Favorite subject is art. Dislikes people who don't liku cats. Favorite hobby is collecting dolls-sclassical records. Active in 21. 38. 43 tlettffrl, 46 tSec. S0pl1.l, 51, 59, 58, 99, 23, 82. VIRGINIA IIAFFER. ltlltz -Wants to bc a tclcplmnt- operator. We-akncss ls l'll0t'0lIIll' sotla. Fnvorltc sulljvvt ls Latln. Pvt pueu- bow ties. ML-rnlmr ot' titi, SIR, and 31. l'IllI-'If'0Itll HALL. Wolf --Hopcs to own rlltfcrvnt ltlnds of veluiuls-s, Itlmnhur of 81, 160. ItU'1'Il HALLA. Shorty If'avotltu slllnjt-vt ls Illstory. Ambition ls marrlagt-. Weakness ls food and swlnp: ntuslc. l'1-t pm-vc ls girls with vrookm-fl st-ants, Membvr of 10. ALVIN IIANZLIK. Happy '1't-chnit-al. Favorlto suhjt-vt ls una-hanlval drawing. Most worthwlllle thlnl: learned at svhool was musit-, Wants to bv a lab. ll'L'lIIlll'lllIl. Wvaknm-ss Is good rl-vorlls. Mm-nlhur of II and 100, Othvr actlvlttus wt-rv II and GX th-ttt-rt. Awards-tl Ilrvh. ll-ttcr. Svnlor l'IlIIllIllllt'lL 22. LOIIIIAINIC IIEPKEII. Lore -1It-noral--Favorlt0 subjcct Is lIliIllIl'IllilllI'S. Most. worthwhllv thing It-arnvd at school was sulf- t-nntlmlvmv. W1-nknc-ss--has none. Put pcs-vu ls ronvvltoml pt-oplv. Favolitc vxprosslon ls That I know. lllt'I'lllM'l' ot' till, 15, 100. xml 'N J ... It01tI4IIt'I' IIEINZ, Bah Wants tu lm a IIIt'1'lIilIlll'. Wvaknoss- wonxon. Illsllkvs fussy people. Mt-mber of 21, no. I'A1lL III-LIIIAL. Glup - Favorltv subjurt was Sl'll'Illfl', Wants to he an vlcrtrlvlztn. Likes frcnvh frlus and hantburgvrs. 1'ot pt-1-vu Is 11 lot of llIllIll'WUl'lC. B11-nlbcr of 09. 15, 100. AIK'I'III'It W. HELLITNII, Art flfavorltv sllbjs-4't ls Els-t'trIr' Shop, Wants to bc lu the Army Alr Corps Wcakns-ss ls brunvtws. l5lt'IlIlll'l' of 15, XT, GH, 100. RAYMOND IHIIIHOLII, Wants to bt- a fll'IlflSIII1lll. Llkl-s Mvvhanl- ual Drawing. Blvllllitfl' of 8, 88. ANGELA HJELTE. Ang1c ---Favorlte subjm-rt ls Music. Wants to be a rural sr-hool teacher. Weakness--Anything Orluntalg people Included. Member of 38. 88. 85, 25, GR, It tletterl. JAMES HOLUB. BM: Jim ---Fuvnrlte subjt-ct ls Vlvlus. Wants to play hast-bull for the rest of his Ilfe. Likes dumpllngs and sauerkraut. and girls with brown eyes, Mt-mber of 21, 16, 5 tletterl. 10 tletterj. JIM HOLUB. Smlley - Favorite subject was t'omnwl'c'lal Law. Wants to be a Mervhant Marine. Llkes to vat. Member of 15. 100, 100, 34 tlettert, 42, 6 tlvtterj. DOROTHY HOLUBIK. Dot ---'Wants to hcuonle a dotevtlvu and has a wvakncss for tall blondes, Member of 38, 91, 100. MILDHEII HOMOLKA. Milly -Wants to he a muslclan. Llkes to play the piano. Member of 2-I, 91, 67, 58, 46, 100. 19. ALLEN IIOSTIUKA. Al - -Future 4-onunorvlal salt-sntan. Has Il special weakness for food, Dlsllkvs girls who ws-ar slacks. Morn- bcr of 68, tl.:-ttwl. AIG. FRANK HORAK. No information. IIOIlEIt'I' A. HORENI. Bob --Wants to be a sailor. Weakness - Wavus. Member of 21, 9, 50. MILDRICIJ HITBENY, lIIllly - Favorlte subject Is Foolls and Sewing. Wants to he a gym It-aclu-r and also haw twlns. Weak- ness'--Mcn, dogs and babies. Member ot' 09, 21, 96, 100, 81, 90, IIS llvttvrl. AIt'I'lll'll I.. IIUEBNER. No lnfnrmatlon. ELKASOR HITRTAK, Al ---Favorltc subjects Is Music and Svlvltcv. Wants to bo a bacterlolnglst or IllllSlK'l1II'l. Likes Devils Food Vakv. Ms-lnber of 19, 52, 40, 14, 07, 68, It tlcttcr anll 7 medalsj. Now We Know Page 53 Good-Bye Sue ES'l'l-ILLE HVSARIK, No Information. RICHARD JANEUA. Spider -Wants to be a coach in basket- bull or baseball. Weakness ls pretty gills. Pet peeve is home- work. Member of 21. 75, 90, 6 13 lettersj. EVELYN JANES. Red fWants to be a stenograpber. She loves beautiful clothes. Member of 38. 91, 100. SHIRLEY JARKE. Sh1rl --Future typlst, Her hobby is collect- ing photographs. Member of 100, 7, 38. CHESTER JERMAKOWICZ. Sulc1de SFavorite subject ls Em.:- llsh. Hobby is horseback riding. Member of 47, 100. .ll-ZANNE JONES. Just wants to have a happy life and hates teucher's pets. Belongs to 100 and 16. ROBERT KADERA, Bob fWants to go into Horse farming. Belongs to the 84, 3, 68 and 42. Received few medals from the Band, NORMAN KALAL. Undeinourlshed - Favorite subject--Gym. Wants to be a draftsman. Weakness--Pork. Pet peeve--- 1J's . Member ot' 100. Photography is his hobby. 1-JTHEL KANIA. Eddy - -Ambition is to be a dress designer. Weakness-Clothes that nobody else has. Pet peeve--Fibbers. Member of 27, 2, 66, 38, 91, 90. AUDREY KASPAR. Aud -Favorite subjects are Clvies and Vnemlstry. Most worthwhile thing learned at school was to thlnk for herself. Wants to become a Lab. Chemist. Hobbies are stamp collecting, books and music. Member of 38, 59. 77. 60, 38 and 59. Awarded 68 12 medals and pint. Senior committee 19. RICHARD B. KASPER. Rich - -Favorite subject is swimming and physics. Wants to be a game warden. Pet peeve- -those baggy zoot suits. Member of 100, 96, 86, 27, 88, GLORIA KELLEY. Glory -Favorite subject is English. Ambl- tlon-Stenographer or model. Weakness-Magazines, Blondes, perfume. Pet peeve-Handsome fellows that know it. Member of 21, 38, 8-1, 46. FRED KIELBASA. Wants to become a printer. Member of 9 and 15. Received a metal for bowling, ARTHUR KING. Bud -Wants to be n printer for the Daily News, Member of 100, T4 and 21. MILTON KIPTA. Larry -Future Larry Adler. Plays the harmoniea as a hobby. Member of 29, 6, 51, 34, 5, 74. ARLENE KIRIAN. Ari -Favorite subject ls Fommerclal Law. Wants to be a companion secretary. Likes ice cream, Member of 89, 43 tletterb. 46, 38 tletter and pin, 4 ehevronsl, 82, 85, 100, 36, 94, 16, 19. MARIE KNEZ. Klnzie -Wants to be ri teacher nr secretary. Weakness is banana splits and pleated skirts. Member uf 89, -12, 19, 46, 82, 43, 85, 38 fplnl, 100, 77, 36, 39, 43 lletterj, tivic letter and Chevron. JUAN KOONTZ, Levee -Ambition ls to be an Army Nurse. Member of 91, 38, 85 and 73. Received a Clvlc letter and pin. HELEN KOVAR. Shorty -Amlbition is to be a nurse. Weak- ness ls French Fries, I-'et peeve is checked blouse, plaid skirt. Volleets transfers. Favorite expression, I guess so. Member of 100, 21, 81, 20. 'k OTTO HAUSKNECHT- Otts +Futnre Chemical Engi- neer. Weakness is cherry pie. Favorite subject is Math. Most worthwhile thing learned in school is how to argue. Dislikes people who have pet peeves. Favorite expression is Hi Babe-What's Cookin? Hobby is gardens and models. Member of 9 fletteri, 85 fSec.l, 88, 63, 15, 84, 23, 46, 7. Page 54 if JUNE HORACEK-J'l.egs -Hopes to retire at an early age. Loves crooners. Pet pee-ve are Crosby fans. To re- tire at an early age is her ambition. Favorite sulljeet is Chemistry. Likes to argue. Member of 3, 68, 43, 38, 46, 82, 85, 19, 88, 23, 67, 23. 51. WILLIAM KOVARIK. Rlll - Ambition: ll, S. Rlurlnes nntl Alr VOVIP. A glrl with brown halr, named Lyttln, ls hls weakness. Pet peuref fPer0xlde blondes. Mllemher ot' 947. llllws lmslietlmll :intl mllel' skzltlnlz. IIICSSIH KRAPEK, I'ltty lfaworlte sulljert: History, NY:lnts to get married before 21. Wettkness--Tall, dark, lmmlsorne men. Pet pet-te llall passes. Member ot' Stl, 20. ANN KllAl'S, Annte - -Amhltlon: Re-tlre nt an early 111,11-. Ilus at slevlnl wesikness for steak null frenvh frles, Melnber ot' 21, I ll, ,ts tl'iu :Intl Letterl, Rl, R3 tlluslness l'll1lllilLIl'I'l, Ill tQutll :tml Nm-roll Awzmll, 'l'reusurer nf class, lttllt0'I'llY ANNE'l l'lC KIKAVSIC. ll41lsle - FllVlll'lll' sttltivvt I'h5sim-s. Amhltlon ls to be a dletlthtn. nr'l'lllll1f'SS ls olives and nirplzutes, l'et neeve-Hlizh heels :tml seeks. Pltotopzruphy her fztrorlte hobhy, Member of 67, 100, 4, 21 and 54. lt0NAl.lP KROUSE. Ron -Future Avlatlon Fudet. Likes hlk- ing, llshing. Belongs tu 15, 67, ll, 74, 3 Q4 medalsl. ,IAXII-IS KRIZ. No Infurnnltinn. KAY IUIITZEI1, Kruz --Future Englneer. As at llohhy bullets lll4llil'iS. Hl'i0llI,.fN to 63, 10, 75. llAltlLllt.l KVIDIKNOVSKY, Burb - -l'et Deere ls eorteeltest people, ller ambition is an future nurse. Member of 46, 82. 83, 100, 23 JAMES ICITLAIQOWSKI. .ltm iAmhltlon to beeome nn nvlutor. llelunes to Zl, 6, 0. and lil, llevelved memlnls ln howling: aunt a letter ln basketball. til-I0ltlilC ICVNES. Kitties Vourse is General. Hopes to he 21 sm-loluglst. xvl'JllilIL'SS 'wholesome fowl. Ilohbles :are senfthalll, howllngr. Member ot' 1're-meille, till, 10 tlettert. .IOE lil'llFlllS'I'. l'cp f -Wants his nlnhltlnn to be il suveess. Has rn slveelul weakness for girls. Most worthwhile thlni: learned ln si-hool was self control. Member of 5, 6, 20. IADICIRAINIC KYAVIK. t'l1lek -slfnvorlte suhjeet Amerlenn Sm-latl l'i-ohlems, Weakness- ltullnn Spaghettl, 4'i'uekers :mtl boys. Pvt In-eve 'l'ent'llers wlthout a sense of humor. llubhy Ctnlleetlng jewelry, Member of 81, 43. ll0lt0'l'HY LAFHKY. Ilot - -Ambltton tn travel with a symphony oreliestra, Hats a special weakness for shoes. Fttrorlte subject-- liuntl. Member of' 3, 38, 31, I6 medatlsj. VIIINJINIA LANIGAN. Geuny - Wants to be nn 1-Ingllsh tvnelier. She ls at member of the 38, 411, 15 and 16. l4'l.0ltl'1Nl'E LATOS. Mlekey fFuture tynlst. Has n speelul weakness for llavioll. Dislikes nolsy gum chcwers. Favorite sub- jevl- -Vonnnerelal Law. Member of 27, 38, 01, 66, 90. t'HAltL1'lS Ll-ZSHMAN. Breeze -Favorite subject!-Wood Shep. llnbhles lluselmll, lloekey, Member nt' 10, 6, 16. LLOYII LIAISMEISTER. S0nny f--Has a weakness fnr frletl ehlt-ken. lee-skating ls hls hobby, Belongs to 15, 87, 100. li0BER'l' LINIDRERG. Bob Favorite subject-Wood Shun. Am- bltlon--Pllot ln the Alr Corps. Weakness -steaks. Pet peevck- lipstlek on Fountalns, Member of 27, 100, 88. Hobby--swlmmlng. lllf1l.l-INI-I LISAK. Gubhy -swnrthwhlle thing learned Steno. Weakness-intelligent goosl-looklng men. Pet peevekllleatclied blondes, Member of 88, 10. ES'l'HER LITKAFH. -Ambltlon to be a future seeretary. Hobby- playlng the plano. Belongs to 218, 100, 38, 12. ru cm By P nge 55 Blue Rain NICK LULIFK. Nit'k fHopes tn be at pilot in the Al'lllj' All' Vorps. Has a special wcakness!Buick Coupe. Dislikes tu make speeclies. The most worthwhile thing learned in sehool was to make friends. President ot' June class, Member nf 6 tlettvrl. 21, -lti, 51, G-l, 82, 84, 88. ROBERT LIYPAC. Bob --Wants to enjoy life. Weakness is talk- ing eyes, Belongs to 21, 34, 51, 17. IRICNE M.M'HALEK. No Infornmtioll. MARGARET MACHURA. lSIarge -Favorite subjects,--English, History. Anibitlongto travel. Weakness .Iocko. Pet peeve- People who stretch a story when telling it. Member of 46, 84, 73. EDWARD MAVIEJEROSKI, No Information. HENRY MACK. Joe -I a.v0rite subject-English. Ambition- Oftlcer in the Maritime Service. Weakness-traveling. Belongs tn 15, 21, 10, 100, 58. GEORGE MAHR. Doc --Ambition-Tool and Die Maker. Weak- ness-tishlng. swimming. Hobbies--Airplanes and bowling. Member ot' 100, 15, 73. EMILY MAKAL. Em -Her hobby is collecting: movie stars pictures, swimming, roller skating. Belongs to 67, 100, 46. VERA MANAK. Bubbles fAmbitlon is to get married. Weakness is fellas with blonde hair, blue eyes, und tall. Member nf 21, 3. lltledalsl 68, 4. JOSEPI-IINE MARACEK. Jo -Wants to be a model. Weakness - Brown eyes. corn on the cob. Pet peeve-People who crack their gum. Member of 96, 22. MILDRED MAREK, Milly -Wants to do office work. Favorite subject-Clerical Practice. Weakness40lives, Hobby--Saving pic- tures of Alan Ladd. Member of 77, 100, 33, 85. LEO MARGOLES. Margie -His ambition is to go to West Point. Member of 89, 100. l'IVEIA'N MARQUART. No Information. BLANC!-IE MARTINEK. Blau -AmbItiong0tIlce work. Pop- corn ls her weakness. Member of the 100, 66, 53, 38, 43. ROSE MASINO. Pee Wee -Stenographer. Weakness is beau- tiful clothes. Pet peeve-People who brag. Member of 72, 21, 66, 43 llfetterl 38 tLetter and Pinl. WILLIAM ROBERT MATTY. Meteadles hopes to become a com- mercial pilot. I-las a weakness for malts and a. gal named Sue. Member of 100,'4. LORRAINE MQGINN. Long -Wants to be a Navy Nurse and Hates Concelted people. Belongs to 38, 15. 85 and 4. ALVIN MINCER. Pie --Favorite subject.-Commercial Law. Am- bitIongBrain Specialist. Pet peeve-Slacks that bag. Member of 20, 99, 25, 72. GEORGE MIKESKA. Ish ---lslobbiet are collecting S3 bills. Fa.- vorlte expression ls Gung I-Io. Weakness is 2:50 on Friday. Mem- ber of 3 tmedall and 21. JOHN MIKOTA. Honest John -Wants to be a Draftsman and lfc seaman. Weakness-Poke Chops. Favorite subject is Clvlcs. Member of 21, 12, 6, 13 Letters, 3 Medalsl. 'A' LEROY .IIRIK- Jerk -Future reporter. Has a weakness for girls. Dislikes girls that wear silk and anklets at the same time. Favorite subject was Journalism. Most worth- while thing learned in school was typewriting. Favorite hobby is collecting telephone numbers. Member of 2 tCir- cnlation Managerl, 4, 10, 21, 23, 46, 63, 80, 82, 84, 85, 83 tPage Editorl. Page 56 fN. Blues In the Night 'A' LIBBY KORMllNDAi Ybhil -AAmlrition is to be a Lab. Tech. YVeaknessis food. Pet peeve B rnen. Ihvorhe ex- presshun is Hlli btdmble hP3lLH lloblnes are reading, piano and plays. Favorite subject is chemistry. Most worthwhile thing learned in srhool was to get along with people. Mem- ber of 2 fBtminess hlanagerl, 38. 91, 46, 68, 99, 75, 59, 36.37,85. MAIKTIIA MNAVEIC. Mm-rt -Weakness is Ollvcs. I'et peeve - Voneeit. Member of 38, 416, 100. VIOLET MOBERG, Mike -Future secretary. Weakness-Hot Dogs and Potato Chips. I'et peevc-V -Waiting. Member of 38, -lit, 90. PHILOMENE MORGAL. Ph1l - Course? Ambition-Singer wlth at danee band. Weakness-Dogs that answer to the name of .llmmie . Pet. peeve-Anklets with hlgh heels. Member ot' 43, 38, 82, 46, 85, Sec. of June '44 class in 38 received pln, letter, chevron. NOREEN MORGAN. Not-'V Ambltlon ls to slut.: wlth xt dance band, I at'orite expression ls Btg-- --- She ls member of 85, 38 and 75. RALPH MITRAWSKI. Little Ralph -Course: General. Favorite subject-l'lvies. Ambltlon-I'1lot ln Alr Vorps. Pet peevo--Gals who wear slacks who can't. Hobby ls collecting records. Member of 21, 85, 36, 84 and 73. WILLIAM MYERS. BlIl - Favorite subject. Is Il. S. Illstory. Amhitton-Pilot.. Weakness-Gtrls. Pet pc-eve-Crabby dlvtston teachers. Member of 21, 99, 85 and 99 tletterl. JERRY NEJEDLY. Nej - Favorite subject ts Math. Wants to travel and play sports. Weakness-Knedlleky und Sell and lmm. Pet peeve-'Girls who put on layers of llpstlek. Member of 74, 10, 21, 100 99, 34 tawardl. ELAINE NEITMANN. Irish --Favorite snbjeet ls History. Ambl- tlon-Roller Derby Skater. Pet. peeve-Concelted people. Weakness -AA certain snllor. Member of 38, 20, WAYNE NEUMANN. Wants to be a Marine. Pet pceve ls when girls say no. Mem. of 47 tlettert, 100. BENJAMIN NOVOTNY. No Infnrmzttlon. LILLIAN OBADAL. B1ond1c -Ambttton'-offlee worker. She learned good sportsmanship at sehonl. Hobby-patntlng of glass, Actlvttles--77, 100, 38, 43, 85, 46, 82, 50. ELEANOR OLSEN. El -Took n eommerelal course. Wants to be a telephone supervisor. Favorite expression- Are you ktd- ding? Activities 77, 100, 46, 38, 85, 72. .IOSEPHINE ONDRAS. Jo -Wants to be a secretary. Favorite subject-clerteal praetlee. Weakness-- Strawberry short cake . Member of 77, 100, 81, 82, 38, 40. JOE OSMANSKI. Ozzle - -Wants to be ln some good orrhestrrt. Weakness-gtrls. Hobblesgroller skatlng ttshlng. ltiember of orehestra. JOHN PAFKO. ''l'ete --lfavorlte subject---mech. drawing. Wants to be a doctor. Pet pet-ve mlsslng street cars. MARINO PALUMBO. Marty -Wants to be a bombardler. Woodshlp was his favorite subject. Member of 29, 15, 100, 42. FRIEDA PARDITBSKY. Fritz - Favorite subject-Anrt. Wants to be a commuretal artist. Likes mystery storles. Pet pt-eve'-A people who keep trylng to change her mind. Member of 100, 38, 43, 2, 21, 78, 66, 50. JOE PASHEK. Wants to be a clvll engineer. Pct peevegernbby teachers. Member 15, 88, 3, 12. ARLEN PI-ZAIISON. Favorite snbjeet is Selence. Wants to be n Pilot. Weakness is good food. Mem. of 21, 50. EVELYN I'E'I'RZILKA. Evle f-XVatnts to do office work. Likes lemon cream pies. Favorite subject was sewing. Mem. of 66, 88. 38, 12, 100. Page Here We C0 Again THEODORE PHILLIPS. Ted -Favorite subject is Physical Ed. Weakness is girls, Pet peeve-Red Heads, Favorite Expression- No Future . Mem. of 100, 75, 34 12 Lettersl. EVA PIKAL. PIKAL -Favorite subjects were chemistry and history. Wants to be a nurse or Lab. Tech. Likes operas and symphonies. Mem. of 43 tletterl, 84, 32 42 medalsj, 73, 16. CHARLES PISOYA. Chuck -Wants to do a lot of travelng. Likes good music. Pet peevc--A broken shoe string when he's in n hurry. Mem. of 61, 15, 12, 85. CHARLES PLACEK. Chuck -Favorite subject was Math. Wants to be a Marine. Likes redheads and soft music. Disllkes home- work and getting up early. Mem. ot' 51, 20 JOSEPH PLOCAR. Joe fFoursef'l'ech. Favorite subject was Math. Wants to be an Engineer. Weakness-blouds. Pet pcevc- baby-talk. Mem. ot' 20, 19. ROBERT PLUCKEBAUM. Cutter -Course-Tech. Favorite sub- ject was gym. Wants to be a sailor. Likes peanuts. Mem. ot' R, 100, 26. RUTH POPEK. Baby -Wants to be a typlst, Llkes men. Hobby is collecting menus. Mem. of 7, 43, 85, 43 tletterj, 38 tpinl. SHIRLEY PORTER. Shlrl -Future Secretary, Weakness is Fhocolate candy. Likes to collect good books and recipes. Member of 21, 40, I5 and 38. Goes in for swimming and skating. ARTHUR PRAHL. Shorty --Wants to become an air cadet. Weakness is blondes. Likes all sports, Favorite subject ls Wood Shop. Member of 87. ADELINE PREBAN. Del -Wants to become a journalist. Likes good books and music. Member ot' 13 t2 lettersj 38, 36, 46, 21, 54, SS, 85a, 43, 58, Civic Award, 75. DAN PRIUE, Danny Boy -Ambltionfto play with the Yanks. Weakness- -Corned Beef and Gahbage. Followed a. Tech course. Member of 21, 73, G 14 lettersj, 5 t2 lettersl. EDWARD PITCEL. Ed -Favorite subject is Mechanical Draw- ing. Future Engineer. Likes Cream pies, Dislikes loud teachers and Sinatra. Member of 15, 16, 12. JOYCE BABAUSCH. Mae fWants to be a nurse. Likes salads and German. Hobbies are reading and photography. Member of 88. 38, 46, 19, 85, 0, 19 tChalrmanJ. EDWARD RAKASNIK. Ed fFavortte subject is Commercial Law. Future aeronautical engineer. Dislikes loud mouths. Mem- ber of 100, 15, 74, 94. GLEN RANDLE. Future baseball player. Likes history and food. Favorite expression- Big Dealers. Member of 21, 6, tl letterl, 5, 13 Iettersl, 51 t7 awardsl, 42. RICHARD REBICEK. Reb fWants to be a Game Warden. Likes tlshlng and swmtming. Weakness is ice-cream and chocolates. Member of 29, 10 tSecretaryJ, 51 tEmblemsb, 5, 99, 20. LEO REBICKI. No information. VERA ILEJSEK. Bobbie -Ambition is to be a dress designer. Favorite expression- Eek Moran . Collects recipes and Diary. Favorite subject ls Chorus. Weakness is beautiful things, dark boys and Ralphy's red and yaller tie. Member of 13 tletterl, 38, 54, 36, 46, 21, 88, 58, 57. ROSE RIBNICEK. Rosetta -Wants to be a piano teacher, Fav- orite subject is Music. Weakness4ice-cream sundaes. Favorite expression- Oh Golly . Dislikes people with big hats on in the show. Member of 94. 100, 42. BERNARD A. RISTIG. Barney -Weakness, a certain blue-eyed blonde about 5'5 . Ambition is to be an Army Flier. Favorite expression-I'm only klddin'. Dislikes girls with too much make- up. Member of 100, 21, 40, 81, 63, 46, 23, 72. 'A' ROBERT KUCHAR- Kuch -Future printer. Has a spe- cial weakness of beef stew and mash potatoes. Dislikes people who talk loud. The most worthwhile thing learned in school was to pick the right friends. Member of 1, 5 fletterl, 9, 90, 10, 63, 82, 99. Page 58 Thanks For the Memories 'Ir NICK NOACK-- Nic-kie --Ambition is to br' in Orrlnanee Air Corps. Weakness is a hot bowl of chili, coffee and cherry pie. Hobby is looking at Miss Cada. Member of 34 I2 letters and 1 intra. shieldl, 72, 25, 99, 14, 95, 94. IRENE RIVERS, Bubbles -Favorlte subject ls Steno, Ambltlon ls to be a beauty operator. Weakness- -black, curly balr. Hobby ls roller skatlng. Member of 38, 85, 90. MILIDRED ROTH. Mlllle -Favorite subject. ls Sewing, Hlstory. Ambition is to be a nurse. Weakness ls Bohemlan and 4-ooklng. Favorite expresslon- - When do we eat? Member of 334, 50. .IEHHY RUDMAN. Iluddy fAmbltlon ls to be a Marlne Forps. Uflleer. Weakness---Wine. Women and Song. Dlsllkes grouehy teavhers. Hobby is Competitive Sports. Member of 85, 12. WARREN RUNGE. Wbltey - Favorite subjects are German and Shops. Weakness is a beautiful glrl with a pleaslng personallty. Favorite expression- That's tough. Hobbies are colleetlng arti- eles of interest and Sports. Member of 21, 11, 5, 15, 40, 10, 6 fletter and trophyj, 73. RICHARD SCHULTHEIS- No information. JOE SCHULTZ. Joey --Favorite subject is Trlgom-tntry. Ambl- tlon is to be a Captain ln the Army Alr Corps. Weakness -t'ute Girls. Pet peeve-Fresbles with too much make-up on. Member of 27. 11, 8, 21, 88, 10, 90. LORRAINE SCHULTZ. Lorr -Ambltlon ls to be a good house- wife. Weakness-Dancing. Pet pecve-Girls who wear anklets wlth blgh heels. Member of 46, 82, 9, 83, 43, 72, 13 12 Lettersl. RICHARD SCHULTZ. Dlck -Wants to be an eleetrlclan. ltls- llkes girls with too much make-up. Weakness--Glrls. Llkcs Vommerclal Law. Member of 100, 2, 09, 34, 72. ELAINE SCHULTZ. Schultzle -Future stenogrupher. Weakness ls good muslc and steaks. Hates orchestras rulnlng good songs, Likes to roller skate and dance. Member of 91, 21, 100, 85, 46, 80, 38 and 90. JUNE SVHWARTZ. Junle -Ambition: Stenograpber. Weakness t'hop Sney. Most worthwhile thlng learned at school was to swim. Member of 38, 77, 85, 33 tbasketball medall. H1-INRIETTA SCHWAIIZ. Hefty --Wants to be a secretary. Weakness ls turkey and stuffing. Llkes ice skating, dunolng anal men. Member of 21, 100, 38, 20. MARY LOU SEBEK. Maru-Wants to be a secretary. Likes roller skating and thinks Steno ls the most worthwhile thing learned at school. Member ol' 38, 66, 52, 12. GEORGE SECKAR. Future pilot ln the Marlnes. Likes food and Math. Builds model planes and goes horseback rldlng. Belong to Equus . Member of 15, 12. LIBBIE SECHAR. Spike -Llkes swimming, hamburgers and coke. Future secretary. Pet pueve ls men. Collects stumps. Member of 38, 21, 50. LOILRAINE SEMAN. Zozle fLlkes clerical practice and Hersey bars. Dlsllkes concelted people. Studles human nature for a hobby. Member of 59, 35, 38, 43, 73. .ll-IAN SEMENEK. Jen -Ambltlon: Fashion artlst. Weakness --Banana Cream ple, Hobbies Music, reading. Member ol' 77, Iltl, 68, 3, 33. l-'RANFES SENICA. Franny -Favorite subject ls t'ommert-lal Law. Future nurse. Wealent-ss--Nylons. Member of 43, 75 Mil lettert. JOHN SIKOIQFIN. Jano gFuture Aeronautleal engineer. Pvt peeve-Frank Sinatra. Member of 15, 63, 14, 96, 88. 31. GERALDINE SIMANA. Gerry -- Future bnusewll'e. Weakness - a certain fellow named Ed. Member of 91, 27, 15, 59, 40, iltl, -lti, 82, 33. FLORENCE SLUSARCZYK. Shi and Flo - -Weakness: Boys in Navy Blue. I'et peeves--Gum ebewers and braggers. Member ot' 38, 99, 66, 18, 42. Page 59 When. the Lights Go On Again VLAS'l'A SMIIP. Smiddy Ambition: Housewife. Weakness! llnlforms. Pet peevefCont-cited people. Member of 81, 21, 38 113 letterj, ROSE SMOKOYICH. Smokie Weakness is Wlmpy's Hambur- gers with French Fries. Member of 40. 100, 15. ROBERT SMUTNY. Smuts fAmbltion is chemist. Weaknessf kneslllky and zeli with ham. Hobbies- bowling. Member ot' 53. 10, 10. LILLIAN SOIIKIYP. Lll fAnibltion is private secretary. Weak- ness Pretty clothes. Favollte exprcssionfOh Heck. Member of 01, 27, 40, 15, 38. 46, 82 and 33. JOSEPH S0lfKI'1'. No information. RESSIE SRNKA-''Bess --Favorite subject ls Commercial Law. Weakness---Candy bars. Member of 100, 40, 35. 48. LORRAINE STALMACH. Larry -Ambition is to travel. Weak- ness -Joseph Cotton. Hobbies-Collecting scenery cards, snap- shots. Member of 40, 38, 85B, 25, 16, 4. RALPH STASKE. Big Ralph -Course: General. Favorite sub- ject--Clrlcs. Ambltlon-Pilot in Army Air Corps. Weakness- Blondes. Pet peeve-People who have big feet and wear flashy shoes. Member of 21, 99 and 75. DAVE STEININGER. Red -Course Commercial. Favorite subs jectftfonnnerclal Law. Ambltlon to work for the government. Pet peevc-Peroxide blondes. Member of 15, 21, 85 and 4. GLORIA ANN STIEBER. Glor fFavorite subject ls Commere cial Law. Ambltlon-to be a good school teacher. Weakness- Ptpe Smokers. Pet peevefHigh heels and slacks. Member of 38, 90, 46 and 50. YLADIMIR STRAKA. Laddle fFavorlte subject is Commercial Law. Ambltlon-fLawyer. Weaknessf-French fries and milk. Hob- bies--taklng viollns apart. Most. worthwhile thing learned in school was that Never trust girls . Member of 15, 65, 88, 68. tmedalsl and 72. Medals from orchestra solo contest and en- scmble. WILLIAM STRUBING. Blll -Ambition-Navy. Most worth- while thlng learned in school was how to behave. Weakness is brown eyes. Dislikes nail polish. Member of 21, 16. Likes all sports. ADELINE SUBICZ. Dell -Commercial. Favorite subject is In- dustrial Arts, Most worthwhile thing learned at school was English Grammar. Hobby is classical records, Member of 99 lPlnl. SHIRLEY SUMA. Favorite subject ls Art. Ambltlon is to own his own business. Weakness4New shoes and dreamy music. Member of 100. 91, 20, 25, 4. MARIE SVETIC. Smacky -Amhition--Cadet Nurse or Avlatrix. Weakness-Sleeping. Pet peeve ls having someone else wearing my clothes, Member of 63, 41, 38, 25. RAY SVOBODA. Hosenose -Favorite subject is Math. Weakness is Girls, Member nt' 21, 34 lLetterl, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, 42. DOROTHY SWARTZ. Jo -Ambition-Private Secretary. Weak- ness-Frled Chicken and French Fries. Member of 38, 46, 40, 57, 82, 100. Hobbies-1'ost-cards and stamp collecting. ANITA TEMPLEMAN. Nita fFavorlte subject is History. Ambl- tlyon ts7to become famous. Weakness is steaks and men. Member o 21, LOIKETTA TERS. Wants to be a nurse. Took a science course. Hobby-sending mall to servicemen. Active ln 88, 38, 85 b a, 16. 'A' BLANCHE PRUCHA - Dimples - Favorite subject is English. Wants to be a stenographer or gym teacher. Weakness is dogs and strawberries. Favorite expression is Umbriago. Member of 75, 19, 89 tPres.J, 43, 82, 46, 85, 84, 36, 21, 100, 28 tpin, letter, 4- chevronsl, 43 Cletterl. Page 60 uk LORRAINE 'I'lCllY-- Tish --Operate a eonmptometer. Has a weakness for steak with onions and fresh rye hread. Dis- likes people who make noise with their mouth when eating. And steno. Favorite suhjeet is math. Most worthwhile thing learned in school was Math and journalism. Member of 85011, 38, 83, 46, 58. 2, 96. 57, 72. 4, 82. LILLIAN TESAR, Lil Loves to danec and read. Wants tn he il stenogzrapher. Aetlve ln 88, Stl, 27, 113. 1511101415111 '1'ISI.1'Zlt. .lun1or Uourse 'l'eehn1eal. Favorite sub- jeet t'onuns-reial law. Arnbltlnn--Sailor ln U. S, N. Pct peeve when a glrl's sllp shows. Weakness an attractive smlle. EDWIN 'l'0t'1iS'1'ElN. 'l'ork - Loves to play in the orchestra. Wants to he a dot-tor. Favorite expresslon-- Are you klddlnt:? Aetivlties are 21, 100. 519. 15, 08, 33. IGYELYX TICNKA, l'Iv -- Took a eonnnerelal eonrse. Ambltlon ls ro he a secretary tlrst and then jolu the WAVES. Pot peeve- Wolves. , Aetlve In 218 tletterj, 80, 99, 85, 100, 15 l,AV1'IRNE '1'IlM1'At'H. Lnvey - Wants to he a pllot. Weakness for black wavy halr. Favorite expression - lil kid. Aetlvltles are 38 tletterl, 75. 88. 1tlt'HA1lll TYK. Luzzy - Future baseball player. Huntlng: and Ilshlnt: ls his favorite huhhles. Member of 100, 15. ICIDWARIP IYMEK. Ed wants to he a tlyer. Favorlte subject-M Math. His weakness is girls. ltlsllkes people who hang on to a person. Meniher of 4, STEVE URBAN. Stuff -Loves cherry plc. Took a teehnleal eonrsr, Enjoys electric shop. Aetlvlties are 88, 21, 15, 26, Zi txnedalsl. BILL VACHUTA. Harpo - Conrse--Technlual. Favorite sub- jeet ls gym. Most. worthwhlle thing learned at sehoolsgym- nastles. Ambition -aviator. Weakness-small fzlrls. Sports were basketball, haseball, football Senior committees 72, 100, 15. l'HARL1-IS BANA. fllllICli A'whfllljlil0Ilf0l1LIlllC6l'. Most worth- while thing learned In school---he pnnetnal, Hls weakness are rnalteds and hamburgers. lllsllkes crabby teachers. Member of 31. flti, 15. AIDELINE VASUUl'H. Evelyn - -Wants to he n nurse. She took a l'0l11llI0l'l!l!1l eourse. Favorite suhjeet- elerleal practlce. Learned tlllng. Member of 15, BESSIE VANEK. Hess Anihltlon ls to he an Air Stewardess. Weakness Is freneh frles and llohemlan music. Melnher of 7, -ll, 118, 40, 218. YLASTA VANEK. Suneaky - Hopes to he a. eorntometer opera- tor or a niortlclan. Learned co-operation. Her weaknesses are ollves and ice cream. Says, You're lucky. Aetlvltles-89, 77. -lit tletterl, 38, 85. ROBlC1t'I' VAF1-IK No Information. lt01.01i1GS YAVHA. holly Hopes to heeonte a typlst. Weak- ness is tlonlrle ehueolate suntlaes. 3ll'll1lll'l' of 118, 110, 100. 1Alk1'2'l l'A VESELY. Yes Most worthwhile thlng learned at sehool is Independence. Hopes to hevoxne a t'hem. Lats. Asslstant.. Xll'l11lJL'l' of 248, -lti, 82, 16. t'HA111.l'IS YLASTNIK. t1iuek Wants to he an Army fller. Weakness mashed potatoes and milk. Hobbies---taking things apart. llleniher ut' 1-1, 50. KENNETH L. YLVEK. Kay -Llkes to tlnker with cars, Fa- xorlte subjeet pllyslt-s. Weakness ls eonvertahle eoupes. Pet peeve--thlrd llIl1t'll. Mernher of SHI, 21, 12. 1-11.lf1AN0lt YUNIPRA, 4'hlr-ken Favorite subjeet ehorus. Hopes to he a nurse. Weakness- -Alan Ladd. Favorite expression-- Gee Whiz . Member of 48, 88, Zlti, 51, 85, 16. Fltl'Illl'IliI!'K VOSS. l rltz --Favorite suhjeet -fnnd uf shop. Hopes to he an oftleer In the Foast Guard. 1'et peeve- teachers that keep you after the hell rlngls, Member of 19. As Time Goes By Page 61 Iill Be Around CLAIRE WALTER. Penny -Favorite subject-history. Weak- ness-gum. Wants to be a nurse. Hobby-collecting autographs. Member of 38, 100, 25. ROBERT WANIATA. No Information. THEODORE WARSHAFSKY. Commando -Wants to be a chemi- cal englneer. Weakness-glrls. Pet peeve-Division teachers. Member of 51, 2, 97, 73. FRANCES WILSON. Fran -Ambition-cadet nurse. Most worthwhile thlng learned-how to be sociable. Dislikes concelted people. Member of 21, 38, 100, 31, 52. BERNARD WINDSOR. Bernie -Pet peeve-Sinatra swooners. Ambition-mechanical engineer. Member of 84, 46, 100, 15, 72. BLANCHE WINKLER. Bunny -Ambition is to be a housewife. Weakness-clothes and double chocolate sundates. Favorite sub- ject-history. Member of 59, 38, 27, 91, 46, 82, 31, 68 Medals. CHARLES WITKAY. Chuck -Took a general course. Wants to be a newspaper reporter. Weakness-girls. Favorite expres- sion- You're nuts! Pet peeve-I don't believe lt. FRED WOLF. Wolf -Wants lo be a diesel engineer. Has a special weakness for a good book and bed. Dislikes a grand stand player. Member of 6 12 letterl, 72. VIOLA ZDENAHLIK. Vi -Wants to be a stenographer. Has a special weakness 101' Hershey bars. Member of 89, 66, 82, 46, 85. 25. ALBERT ZELENKA. Al -Hopes to be a mail carrier. Has a special weakness for a smile, from a good looking girl. Fa- vorite subject is history. Member of 34 lletterl, 97 lletterj, 12. EVA ZETEK. Eve -Future private secretary. Has a special weakness for sport clothes. Dislikes people who ask me about Adam. Member 88, 38 iPosture contest on second placel, 18, 8511, 21, 46, 90. 'k GRACE WARNOCK- Irish -Future Artist. Has a spe- cial weakness for chocolate ice cream, and Grant Wood's Paintings. Dislikes colors that are complimentary. Favor- ite subject-art. Member of 13 iletterl, 2 fArt Editorl, 88, 82, 50 fchairmanl, 66 fSec.l, 46, 38, 36, 77. Page 62 ELAINE JACOBSON GEORGE MOYSIS NICK I.l Llllll AI. ANTIIONY GEORGE KONIMER LORRAINE TIIIIIY AND PALS HENRY ZI'Sf'IIlI,,KC A SENIUHS A5 THEY LUUHED IN THE PAST, 'ma PRESENT AND FUTURE Clem Slasek, pictured at left, was FilI'I'i1gllt.S main threat in the broad jump event in all city meets in which Farragut competed. His form has impressed Coach Caulfield. It is around such hoys as he, that Caulfield is laying the ground work for future great teams. Page 63 ROBERT . HOUPE L 4. X .X l 5 t 'X IN MEMUHIAM There was one lad missing when the Senior Roll was called in June, 1 ' ' ' F ut Log to the memory of Robert mates in Division 302D dedicate this page 1n the arrag ' ' f 19 4-3. Bob,' Was a friendly boy, fond of books Bohn Houpe who died ln the summer o h a technical course where he took advanced printing as he had h. 944. His class- and dancing. He had c osen ' ' be forgotten by those who know lm, ambitions of becoming a printer. He will not soon even though he was a reticent lad. Page 64 . -.1 N, U A,-N,,U- f. - i - f , A .. 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M- I J my 1 ' Q l E L h 1 g s f ,. xx f 1 ki 8 Q 5231 Q E HN - sw- ww'-:wx ., ' Q,- + iq: f - , W xx an X 1. 1 1 i :xfk .TX xw X EN? 'kt ' gy- 1-1 5 s ugumk. X 1 S- ., 81 5 Q- 5' Q Y W -t 14- .- 4 --..- A K ,V g ggL-g X L N' e A X 4 5 Vx , Mr as 1 Mmm-y-9-fx X: A f QNX ,Q-ww wy- 'v nf' - W YB 4 Y. ,Q f' 'ly w 'fi ,, sl i 1 K x 2gs1m2w:'C , ,,.A A , .. ,K ff: .. 2,1 Ill i-+1 fx, ge f ax, ev A 1 Ns fl ' Mx 5 iff? Y N 5 X 4 'M A AW' f X v--. I I .TQ 'r gh XFN MF' UUH HEARTS WERE YIJUNG ANI! G!-XY ni . I. 1 qv ' N. M!-XNLEY MEMUHIES JUNE 1944 reefingd . . . gsm ff! M igc TS Dear Friends: No douht most of us who read these pages have turned our minds and hearts hack over three or more wonderful years at Manley. As I think hack over ten years, the words of a great huilder come to me from the olden days. Over and over Nehemiah exclaimed, uAeeord- ing to the good hand of my God upon mef, For the past let us he thankful. For the present and future let us trust Cod and take courage. I pass on to you some lines from a great hymn which have come to my mind often since January 14. 6'Change and decay In all around I see Oh. Thou who changest not Ahide with med, Sincerely yours, Thomas J. Crofts, Prineipal. I salute the class of June, 1944, upon com- pletion of your high school education. Your three and a half years at Manley and your last semester at Farragut have fitted you to serve your nation with loyalty, devotion and intelligence. May your memories of Manley high school luring real joy because of valuable lessons learned, right habits formed and last- ing friendships made. Memories of thee hut spur me, To salute the coming tasks. Proud am I. with all alumni, 'llo give all my land now asks. Graduate of dear old Manley. Way any spirit strong and true Keep me loyal. ever worthy UI the royal gold and lilue. 0. li. Beyler. M!-I LEY CLASS UFFIEEHS President ....... ..... Vice-President Treasurer . . . . Secretary . . . Proctor . . . Israel Nathan ,Iacob Carnow . .Thelma Marx . Phyllis Tatkin . . . Albert Fish A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT Every June and January, a new class of students swung open the portals of Manley and went on the road of their respective vocations. Today however, though we traveled through all the barriers and obstacles in our last three and one-half years at Manley, our final semes- ter was warmly spent at the welcomed hands of Farragut. One cannot express in words our devotion and like toward Farragut High for its high ideals of fair play and good sportsmanship. It has truly shown us a guiding hand during the past few months. Our stay at Manley however, can never be forgotten. Her spirit of leadership, principles of self-government and comradeship shall always be respected and maintained. It is with this that we venture into a world of dark- ness, and it is with this that our ventures shall triumph in a world of hope. Dear Manley, though the Class of June 19444 will vanish, just as all the rest, your lamp shall continue to burn in all the hearts of your students, ..... . Sincerely, Spiritually, and Eternally, Israel Nathan. gicfucafion jodrance ourage Page 79 HEY 'I'II ACTIVITIES I--Art Award 2-Aviation Club 3-Band 4-Banquet Committee 5-Basketball, Jr. 6-Basketball, Sr. 7-Basketball, Girls 8-Boy's Chorus 9-Cap and Gown Committee I0-Chorus Award II-Civic Award I2-Class Day Committee 13-Clerical Practice 14f-College Day Committee I5--Dance Committee I6-Decoration, Flower Committee 17-Division Room President I8-Division Room Vice-President 19-Division Room Treasurer 20--Division Room Secretary 21-Drama 22-Election Commissioners 23-Finance Committee 24+Fire Marshall 25-Four-B Mixer 26-C.A.A. 27-General Service Award 28-Gift Committee 29-Cirl's Chorus 30 Hall Guard 31 House of Representatives This year, Pearl Baer wears the laurels of Valedic- torian. To attain this high honor, one must have keen intelligence, perserverance, and an exceptional stand- ard of morals-so is it with Pearl. Her main interests lie in the fields of literature, music and science. We hope her ambition to be an outstanding author will he fully realized. We salute you, Pearl Baer, for following in the footsteps of the other Manley Valedictorians, of whom you are the last! Wfhe true knight of Learning, the world hold him dear- I.ove bless him. Joy crown him, Cod speed his career. 32-Intramurals 33-Jewelry Committee 34-John and Jane Manley Club 35-Life-Guard 36-Log Representative 37-Manlegram 38-Manley Memories Stall 39-Marathon 40-Minutemen 41-Mixed Chorus 42-National Honor Society 43-Orchestra 44-Pallette Club 45-Prom Committee 46-Red Cross 47-Safety Council 48-Senior Honor Society 49-Sewing Award 50-Soccer 51-Student Council 52-Tennis 53-Track f Cross-Countryj 54-Usher Award 55-Visual Education Award 0. VV. Holmes Valedictorian Page 80 NIAILIUIIIIC A. AILKNIH. RIzxrgic Amlritiun is tn lm 11 llllrsv. l'.lllUl'lll' sulrjn-rt Art. l'm-I pvvrm- Flllllli Sinatra. .KL-tilitil-s 211. SAM Al.'I'SIlI'l.lCll. S:unlm Allllillllllli Avx'm1:n1lti4'all lCuuim-1-r. lllosl u'm'tl1ul1ils- thin: It-:arm-ll ut sl-Imul 'l'Iw lu-:mty of .lulp :tml .lug.:llsI. llolnlmin-s Mmln-l Avisltlull, MANY AXl.l'l'll. 5l:ly - 'l'v5ll'1lI'lll' SlllI.ll'l'l is lylllllll. .Xlnllilinllff 'lap :xml llnllvt llnllvm-l'. Wm-:lkm-ss Vlllwlxlzltc- vnmly, .wtixitil-s 2213. l.l'I.Kll AI'l'Illl4.U'll. L:1kis- 'Funk an l'0lIlllll'l'l'l2ll m'n11rsv. Fan'- lllllt' sulnja-1-I Sll'llll1,Il'1lllllj'. l'l-I In-vw l':lts. .lm'tlriti1's lil. ICIAIXIC HAIPIS. lin-ll lfalnlilv sulmjs-vt is Tylliup. Wants I-l lm gt hug:-r ot' girls vlutln-s. F2lHlI'll0 1-xprvssirutl An, sllllt lull Avlltllivs 201. l'l'IAlll. llAl1Ill 1'lllm-kia- Amlrillun: writvr. l+'zlm:ilm- sulmjwt Llll'l'2lllll'l'. l.1-slzmfml 1-mlpvrzllim :nt svluml. .lvtiritim-s IQ, lil. l'I'I'l'l4Ili ISAILUI. l'l'tn ' .Kmluiliun is In ln- zu ll'iIt'lll'l'. I-':u'm'itc sulmjm-rt Sl'lt'lll'l', llulvlliq-s Vlllylllll llzxssmmll, llSll'lllll5L tn l'l'1'llI'4lS, Avtllltlvs ZH, Jli. Il alu':1rd, lil uwalrll, ,lll ss-4-11-t:ll'y. 'l'llI'IIll+ISA ll.llt'l'4ll.4'1'l'l. 'I'ex'l'y Anllritilun is to lm :lll 1ll'lISl. Wm-:nltm-ssl-s :xrv rllmwulutm- raumly null im- l'rm':nn. l's-t Ill-4-rv -l'1'lllll31. Avtlvltic-s I luuzulll. 'l'Ill'IltI'ISA l!Ali'l'0l,l'1'l'l. xVillllS tn ln- il rllsplzu zxrllst. Must wurtllwllllm- tlllng l1'iIl'll1'!l :ll svllmvl 'l'Iu- :nrt ut' 1-lljuyillg ullut was lr:nl'n4'1l. Artltlllvs 26, lit, Jill. l.ll.I.lAN l!l4Zl.l, Lilly lla-ll Amlvilinn: Tu lm at t'1lllL'l'l'l sim:vr. lVn-axkm-ss ls vlotlln-s. Avlixltivs 211, l'IS'l'Ill'IlC IHGMUIKAS. 1i:lI ' I-'zlvuritv sulmjl-rt is llllSll', Wvslk- nvss Ulm:-ol:llv, Avllrltlvs 213,211 Nl'I'l l'lIC llliltlllfll. Ill-tty Falunilv sullvjm-vt is Ellglisll, Ambl- llllll lu lrvmnllln- 11 sllrrn-ssflll wifv. Avlivitln-s Llli, 25. IGARL IKICIHIAN, lizlln ' l urol'lIc Sllll.ll't'l is l4lll'llllSllj'. Amlli- tiull ls tu ln- an lim-lor M.ll. Wm-:lkm-ss is Girls. Avtivitlvs 52. l Rll+IIl.K Hl'IlKNS'l'l'1lN. Fritz Vllusc an volxlllll-l't'lnl 1-uursl-. Fzuv mllm- 1-xlurosslml Wlu-n nur lmys mmm- lll2Il'l'llillLf lmlm- illlillllfi llulrlrlvs lrrmvlng, .lc-llvllln-s Eli, vullllvll :mul uwaml. Illl. lil. 'Hr 'Vi IRWIN IQIZAIL lim-ll -Amlxltion is In ln- zu CPA. l JlYlllAll0 sull- jm-vt Alitlll1'llliIlll'S. lllslikvs gulngg to wurk. Wvulim-ss Girls :tml sln-1-lulln.: lull-. Avtlvltlvs- 32. NIAIKIH lilllflli. lllz:lskl l :uvul'ltc slllljm-rt ls lllslury. Wonk- ns-ss Lnslng things. Active in I0 tuwnrlll. 'I'lll'2l,MA Hl,EIl'lI. Ll-zlrmfll llI'Ullllrllll'SS at svlmul, Fau'nrit4- sull- jw-I f'lll'llllSll'j. l'1-t pm-1-rv Illunrlzly mnrninlg. Avtivitivs fll. lil, Jh. llIl'2l,YlX IQORAWIY. l!or:lrulli - lmmm-ll initintivu ut st-luml. Amlultlun Luuym-r. Hnlvlxll-s Playing tlw 1ll'l'4ll'lllilll, rs-:ulillg :mtl tlnnrinu. Avtlliilm-s li, Ill. llAlKRIl'I'l' IZUVILSKY. Slmrly Amlritluni Work with f'llll1lI't'll. Wm-ulmt-ss ClllN'lllill0 rank:-. Actin- in sports. Uthur :n'til'itil-s ti I7 'V' PEARL BILUISUX, lic-sl 'l'n an f'1tlllllll'l'4'liIl l'nursv. Wants In ln- u Snvlul Wlwkm-r. Lows stu-cts but llzztrs tn L-all lllvlll. Blom- lmr nf 243, 15. DORIS AIDIJIR. llu's amlrltinn ls to llc Il 'l'0zu'lll'r. Hu' furor- ltm- subja-cl is I-Zngllsh, Holzhlos--l'lz1ylug the lvlann, 4-nllcc-tim: rl-rortls, and kt't'lDlllll ncwsy slwaplmoks. VVUHRIIUSS' All kinds nf . sweets , Artlvills-s fl ll.utts-rl, ll lLl-ttm-rl, 19, 21, 26. 36, LH. 40, -12, 'lil lLm-Ill-rl. Page 81 Page 82 ESTHER BUDZINSKY. Buddy --Wants to be a secrctary. Fav- orite expression- Honest to Pete . Activities--26, 13, 32. NORMAN FABIN. Dina -Hopes to uct into the movie industry. Favorite expression- Spi-ak for yourself . Hobby-drawing. VIRGINIA FAPOCCIA. Ginny -X-Ray '1'echnician. Favorite subject- -t'hcniistry. Active in 32. .IAVOB FARNOW. J2Il'k -WVEIIIIS to bc a dm-tor, Hobby- Protoglrapliy. Activities-35, 32, 17. Class Vice-President. HYMAN UHALMERS. Hy -Favorite snhjcrt-Band, Hohbles- t'ollct-ting stamps and coins. Amhltlon-Business world, Activi- ties--Zi Award, 43 Award. SHERWIN UHYETTE. Whitey -Wants to he a draftsnman. Learned how to make friends and infiuence friends. Active in 25. 2. IVA VLARK. I -Wants to be a typist. l'et poem- -Fatty Girls. Active in 26, 32. SHIRLEY COHAN. Ice f'ream --Ambition: To Sing. Weakness -Glenn Milli-r's Orchestra. Activities-48, 26, tawardi, 41, 42 tSecy.J. LEONA FOHEN. Luc -Favorite subject- Phorus. Pct perve- Boy's wearing how ties. Activities-10, 32, 20. MEYER FOHEN. Big Mike -Arcllitertural Engzincering. Weak- ness-Work. Favoxlte suhjcrt--Clientistry. Active in 50, award, SYLVIA FOHEN. Sinnny - -To he-rome a proud wife. Weakness -Red Hair. Activities--40, award, 33. .IEANETTE FOHEN. Jennie --Wants to he a nurse, Favorite subject-Economics, Active in 20. LORRAINE COLAINNE. ''Lorricf'-Favorite subject-Shorthand. Wants to be a stenographcr. Activities-19, award. 27, award. MARY FORPOLONGO. t'orpie --Wants to be a secretary. Food is her weakness. Activities-26, 13, 32. CHARLES CREWS. Chuck --Learned cooperation at school. Ambition is to be in the Navy Air Corps. Pet pccrc---Itith Street Var Line. Activities-11, 22, 54. ROSE IVAGOSTINO. Roey --Follege Prep course. Weakness- Biting Fingrernails. Activity-26. EVELYNE DAVIS. Evy --Music Teacher. Favorite suhjcct- Music. Activities--26, 11, 3. DORA DECHAUD. Wants to be a secretary. Pet peeve-lneon- siderate street car conductors. Activities-26, 32. MARIAN DETOLVE. Shrimp -Ambition is to be tall. Weakness -Frank Sinatra. Hobbies---Collecting stamps and saving letters. Activities-26, award. CHARLES IJEUTINGER. Chuckie took a technical course. He would like to he a mechanic. Weakness-pretty girls. Favorite subjects were math and shop. Enjoys all sports. TULLIO IORIATTI. Prof -Intends to be a teacher. Favorite subject.-Mathematics. Pet peeve-Work in vain. Tulllo learned to get along with all types of people at school. Activities-11, 17 qLetterl, 24, 30, 47, 51 tPres. - Letterl, 40. MASHEY LINIISEY. Mash's ambition ls to be n vlollnlst on the radio Wtaknt-as ls chewln on her flu slnllls Pct new . . A K g..:H ,l. .Y Homework. Activities--3 tlst Flutlst and Lcttcrl, 43 tt'onccr- mlstress and Letterj. Won flrst place ln the National Solo Vontest, LILLIAN IIOLIN. Llll -Wants to be a Secretary. Weakness Is Redlu-ntls. Favorite subject Shorthand. Active in Sli, 254, -15. VATHICRINIC llRl-ISSEL, Kate --Ambition ls to he a houscwlfe, Her favorite subject was English. Learned co-operation. Activity -f-ltl. DORIS IPIINNE. .lltte1 '-W'ants to be a housewife. Learned cooking: at school. Says--Stop It! Active in 26. SYLVIA EISENBERG. Slmc --Favorlte subject ls t'ht-nxlstry. Weakness ls food. Poetry ls her hobby. Actlvitlcs arc 201 tlet- terj, 32. l LORENFE ELGENSON. 'l'svlney -ATook a t'nlnnu-rcial course. Amhltlon ls to travel around thc world. Activltlcs are Lfli tlctter antl shlcldl, 7, 32, 25. LORltAlNE ELGENSON. Twlncy -- Favorite subject Shorthanrl. Llkcs to dance. Her favnrtte expression ls Take a Il0Wtlt'l'1 Actlvltles-25, 26 tlctterl. MONA F'EItlER. Moe - AVIIIIIS to be at successful housewife. Pct pf-eve ls false people. Actlvltlcsi26 tlettcrl, 49, 82. PAYE Fl-ILDNER. Lorry --Navy nurse. Favorite subject is mnslc. Says, Practice what you preach. Activity--26 tnwardl, ARTHUR FEIQIIINAND. Ferdy --Ambition ls to be an Avlatlon Mechanlc. Took a Science course. Hobby-Saving: stumps. Actlvl- tlesf--54. MILTON FINE. Mlckey Learned that anyone can learn tif they want tol. Amhltlonilbentlst. Actlvltles G tlettcrj, 3. Bl'IRNARll FINKEL. Bernie -Wants to hc a Doctor. Enjoys sclentlflc subjects, Possesscs n weakness for baseball. Activities 11 24 47 '40 I7 ALBERT FISH. Fish Arnbltlon: A business man! Favorlte subject--fSclem'c. Hobby-fall sports. Activities-17, 24, Tilt, 5 tawnrdl. Sr. Class Proctor. LEROY FRIEDMAN, Le - Wants to work in television. Favor- lte subject--English, Actlvlty--37. NORMAN GARFINKEL, tlarf -Amlmltlon: f'll0llllSl. Favorite subject-'Dlvlslon'. Always says, Teachers are always rlght. lndulges ln sports. lb0It0'I'HY GASSMAN. Dot ---Pet pecve- - noisy people. Vom- mcrclal subjects are what she took at school. Enjoys music. Actlvttles--31, 26 tshteldj, 29, 41. MORRIS GERSHRI-IIN. f'ln1hby's weakness ls Physics. Playing with machinery Is hls hobby. Ambltlon-Mechanic. Activity-37. t'0NCET'l'A GIURDANO. Connle -Ambition is to be at stcnojz- ranher. Favorltc expression-- Is that right? Activitles-13. Eli, 32. MARSIIALI. tll,It'KMAN. I-'ranklc --Favorite subject is Mechan- lcal Drawing. Work is hls pet pe-eve. AIlllJlY.i0IliltJ graduate. .tctlvltyf-Cl!! tawardl. lil'IltNI1'E tlULllIlE1tG. lied -Took a t ollt-ge course. Xv2llllS to he a Medical Technician. Worthwhile subject taken was English. Actlvltlcs--flltl, 29, 32. .llilitllll-I GOLIDIII-IRG. Jerry --Wants to be a good Business man. Learned Physlcs at school. Although he likes women, Jerry dot-sn't llkc them ln short skirts. l l Page 85 Page 84 MARILYN HULIPI-IN. Wants to hu at mumiit-al soc-I1-tary. Wuztkm-sses Music: CllUl'U1llt0 bars. Avtivities--26, Ill, -17. t5l'IIl'l'llI'lDl'I GOODMAN, tJllssit- Alllhiiilllli AlItllUl't'SS, Lil:-rd thc study of English. Wvztlitn-ssfllt-cl Huzuls. Artiriti' 216, ANSI-I'l l'lfI tilll+IlGXBERG. Nm-ttit- Wants tn lm :I Maritim- or n Typist. xVt'2lkllt'SS is SIl2Il'6 l'ihS. Avlivltius 23, 242, Zli tshit-ld and lvttt-rt. .IOSEl'l-IINE GUKRIERI. Lutrky - Hnpes to hs- :I gnutl lnntsv- wife. IA'2ll'll0tl how tn fUl'llllIl2llk' hcl' uwn way uf thnnpzhl. Antivi- tius---Zli award, 250. l+Ilrl'l'II llANItl,lCll. Eta Atnhitiun is to he :tn attltlvtit- instruv- lir. l :u'm'itc suhjcrl wus Algchru, Avtivitius It? tlvltvrl, -ls, 32. MAX HOFFMAN. 3lzu- - -Wants to lw a dl'2lflSlll2lll. l1'zu'm'itt- suhjuvt- -Mc-c'llattlit':ll IlHlWlll11. Pvt pct-vu l't-01110 who nrt' not lIllIll'ill2ll. ALVIN HOL'l'ZMAN. Alv fWnnts tu lll'l'Ulll4' an 2ll'l'ilil0l'ilIl'ill llZ2ltISlll2lIl, Yv0illilll'SS Wmnen wearing SiYk'illt'l'S. Artirity- -27. IRYING HORWITZ, Yo, yu -- Wants to hu an t'l'A, Fzu't1rltu sllhjut't Il. S. History nntl FI'Vlll'il. Luarncsl tn work 4'f'lit'i0tltlX. Avtivity-IS. 1.1420 IIOICWITZ, Slll1lll'il -Anxhitiun tn hs' zt lvlmrn1uc'1sl. 1,1-ztrnetl huw tn he JI growl hwy. l4'zlv0l'itc 1-xntw-ssinlt What mln yu say Wtllllilll? Avtivity 8. IRIGNIC Hl'FF, Irish -Ambition: Sm-vrotary, Hants-s tu do lmnw- wnrk wha-n askml tn gn nut. F1l.V4lI'ili' Sllhjcvt llmyklivs-lrittxx, Avtir- itiusf--:Jli tlutterl, IIT, 32 tnu-rlall. 39 tnu-dull. 12. FRANK IUVINO. t'hi Amhitlon tn hu :L l'ilut. Fatvmitc snh- jcvt- -Biology, Huhhit-s Bnlltling moclol 1lil'lPl2llll'S and studying t'ztc'L's. ICLAINE JAVOBSON, Elty fW:lnts to he ti Nllflill WUl'lCl'l', Far- urltt- Sllllj0l'i was liiulugy. Llkus swing: lllllSiI' and vatshew nuts. Mm-nihcr of 26 tlotterl. IPRANCI-ZS J0Sl4Il'lI. Fmnvie - -Amhition ls tn he :1 guard wife, I4':n'nl'ito subject 'I'yping:. .Xvtirities--Ili! tint-dull, Illl, ill, 26. LILLIAN JOSEPHSON. ''.lrw -Bnokkvepvr. Liked hlnlngy. Wonk- ness- -Salted nuts. Avtivities--48, 26 tshlr-ld and lctterb. SONJA KAGAN. Sunny --Took at I'0llllllCl'Ci2ll t-nurse. Ambition is Air Hostess. Pct pecre- -Nusey pcnplc, Avtivity- -7. DAVE KAPLAN, Dave -Anihilinn is to he in the air corps. Weakness is beautiful girls. Pet peere is bleached hlonwlus. SAM KAPLAN. Our hoy Sammy --V-Wants to ho it l'hysit'al l-Id. lnstrurtrnz Learned good slmrtsmzinship. Activities-5 Captain, lettersl. JERRY KARM. Jay Kay Amhltiun is tu he at znetllcul artist. Hobbies- -Drawing and sports. Activities-32. ROSE KATZ. Bitziv -Wants to be a SillH0l', IH-t twelve is lazy lll'0Illl'. Liked music at school. Avtirltlcs--SH, 26. 25. ETHEL KAITFMAN. l1Itty --VVnnts to he nn hits-lligent citizen. Weulmcss-Cluthvs. Says, Oh llllll'lif'l'. Avtivitius--242, 26. ANSEL SCI-IMIDT. ''Rusty -Ambition is Elvctric Engincer. Fav- orite subject-Chemistry. The most worthwhile thing learned at sclmul was Character. Weakness-Blmides. Activities--11 tlictterb, 24, 30, 40, -17, 55 tLette-ri. SHIIILICY l'tNilil'NIt. Shir Amhitiun ls to ht- Sllt't'L'SSflll ln tllv svlcntltlm' wn ld :ls wt-ll :ts tlu- liltvhen. Hvr t':u'nl'ltt' snhjcrt was Snlltl tlvurllt-tl'5'. Wt-uknt-ss Rutlln-auls. Avtivltlvs ii tLett0l'l l7. 21, 1113 tlwttvrl. 12. 40, 424 tl.cttul'l, 47, ltd. SHIIKLEY KUMHX. Amhltlwn at t'l'A. Iflnjuys SNVllllllllIlLf :nnl Illillilllg' ln-r own vlntln-s. Al2ljUl't'll ln it gxm-In-rall runrsc. Activity Eli. .IAVK ll. KtlllNliL.X'l l', Knrnl1- F:1t'0l'ltc snhjt-vt ls l'hysi4's. .tmhltltm Buslnz-ss Man, Wt-ulnn-ss llluntlvs! At-tlvith-s -III. Mlhlllllfllb li0l l'. Milllu ' Wants to he an Artrn-ss. xvt'lllill0SS - flllt,Lt'l'-llllll hltlnu, Llkvs nlnsit-, Avtlvltit-s 340, -l7, lti. 215, ll. 229. USVAR Kll.U'l'l'Z. 'Funk :n rollt-go pr:-p vnnrsv. Ht- wants to he an :ntlllt-tlt' lnstrn1'tur. Wurthwhlh- thlng lcurln-tl lllstnry. MlI.lIIll'IlI IQIKESXEII, Mil Wants to lwrnnn- an gontl tynlst. Wt-ulnn-ss t'zu1tly. Avtlvlty Zli. LILLIAS KIl0Xl'INlllCllti. Lil lA'2ll'lll'tl to nnlliu frit-lnls at svluml. Wt-alma-ss Fnutl. Wants to ln- at Sll'lltljjI'llllllk'I'. Avtivitivs - Ju, lib, 48. IIHOIDA LEWIS, .Iill -Amhltlnn: Sm-ial Wnrlicr! Like-s phu- tngrunlly and sports. l1':lvol'ltt- 1-xprt-ssiun f Yunr kltl4Ilng! Artir- lllvs 26, 29. LOIillAlNl'I LINKAR. lrry A fntnrt- Alctllvul Tt't'lllllt'lIlll who just hates tu gn-t nn ln tht- mnrnlng. Enjoys st-It-nvc and ts scri- nnsly intern-stutl in its fntnrt-. Actirltios 26, Il tlcttt-rl, lit tlvt- tt-rl fl I .ll'Ill0Ml'I LISNEK. .lcrry Wunts tu lu' t-ltllvr :t .lvxnrxntlist or il t'u1nnn-rn'lnl Artist, llnhhy Art, Avtlvltlvs lfl, I, ll, -ll, Zltl. MIKE l.0NItill0. Mia'Iu-y IA'ill'll1'tl how to tanks- nrclc-rs at st-Imul, Wants to hnvt- an hnslnt-ss ut' his uwn, lvt'lllillt'SS' llnvlnllvs. Favor! ltc t-xlm-ssloll tlononWmnmn. .IICAN .I. LtNN'll'l'AN. .It-nny - .tmhllhmz Sn-t-rt-t:n'y. Sho ls ul- wuys worrying tztlmnt what Jcnnyf- it t-unIaIn't ht- Mt-n, hnhi't. Ar-tlvlth-s 213, 32 Inn-dull. itll. .ll'ZANl'I'l'Tl'I LVHIX. .Ivnat - -A futnro singer with :I wt-lllknnwn hatntl. lllslllws stag llne-s :nt tl1llll't'S. 3ll'lllltt'l' nt' Zti, IKICRNARID MANS. Wants to he zu r'm1t'vl't plunlst. We-akin-ss Puttlng ut? for tomorrow what has to be done today. Hobby -Draw- ing :Anal lllllSlt'. IIIENE I.. MANS. M1lllIl5 ' -ls an proficient swinnnvr. tht- 'mul ht-ing ht-r vu-ulnn-ss. Loves art hut wants tu ln- at secretary, Avtiv- itlvs H, Il!! tlst lulalvt-I, 213 tl'res.l, luttvr, 3 l'lll'Vl'tHlS, I shin-ld. 21. LEONA AlAlltJUI,lS. I,ut- Llkcs journalism. Amllltion is tn ht- n Nvwspapt-r lh-purtt-r. Hnhhivs lhnnving, letter writing, howling. Mvmln-r of IT, IST tlvttvrl. Till-JLMA MARX. 'l'0hy --Always says, Hi, Character! Weak- nt-ss Men nntl t'nml. Alllllllltlll is to catch llC'l'SL'lf zu nmn, llc-:trm-tl lmw to nmkm- friends nt svluml. At-tlvltlcs 26 th-tu-r and JL vhcv- runst, 27, 35 tle-ttvri, 25, 242, 20, 23, lil. 254 tvhnlrnlun and St-nlor l'l2lSS 'l'rt-asnl't-l'l. lSAHl'1l,l,lfJ ll. Mt'MAll0N. Izzy -Wants to he an Nnrsv. Must wnrtlln'lllle thing: lt'au'nud ln St'lltlt7l' Sowlng. Bll'llllH'l' of 210. PHILII' A. Rll'IlADNl'I. 'l'1u: l :n'm'ltc snlnjcvt Is Latin. l'vt net-vu - Nulst-y study-rtmnts. Enjoys playing his vlolln. Active in 43. l l!ANt'I4IS JANE MENlDl'II.SOX. Mx-l11llo'Y f'l'uok a f'tIllllIN'l'C'lill ruursu but wants tn he at swuct wlfc tu ht-r lnxshand. Mt-nxbs-r uf 142. HAIHKY ll. MlI.Ll'Ill. H:lrsh --Ambition tn ln- n goof! snltlivr. Weaknt-ss Women! Vt-ry active member of No, 5 til Major luttcrs and I Mlnorj. Page 85 i Q. Page 86 1 5-L. SHIRLEY MILLER. Shirl fLoves to cook. Wants to be a good housewife. Learned Steno in school. Member of 26, 30, 20. YETTA MILLER. Yetke -Favorite subject was Band. Believes in Live and Learn. Pet peeve-Liars. Actlvittesi26, 3 tletterl, 43 tletteri. FELESTE MISIIKIN. Leslie -Took a college course. Wants to be a teacher. Dislikes being called Red . Loves rich pastries. Member of 11, 20, 26. ROBERT MOSS. Mosste --Mechanical Engineer. His hobbles are model airplanes and amateur photography. Favorite subject is Physics. Member of 14. ISRAEL NATHAN. Izzie -Lilies chemistry and music. Dislikes long speeches. Hobby-Playing the trumphet, Activities- -40. ol, 56, 24, 25, 3 tletterj, Senior Class President. VALERIE NORFSH. Val -Wants to be a laboratory techni- cian. Enjoys reading good books. Learned to Hght for what she wants. SHIRLEY OCRANT, Suzy's favorite subject is English Ambi- tion-to be a Foreign Correspondent. Her hobbies are writing short, stories and poetry. Member of 30. ANNA MARIE ORLANDO, Secretary. Learned shorthand and typing in school. Enjoys good music. Says- My gosh . Member of 28. SAM OSTROWSKY. Red -ALearned that hard work pays. Wants to be a baseball player. Liked Algebra. HELEN PATT. Artist. Most worthwhile thing learned was stenog- raphy. Dislikes practical jokers. Hobby--drawing. Member of 1 tletterl. HOWARD PEARLSTEIN. Pig -Favorite subject: History. Pet peeve is homework. He took a technical course at high school. Active iu 50 tletterl. NORMAN PECKEN. Ken -Wants to be a CPA. Favorite sub- ject- -Accounting. Learned Sportsmanship at school. Activltiesi 18, 32. SHIRLEY PECKEN. Shir f-General office worker. Dislikes Wise guys . Says- Pretty Sharp . Activities-26. THEODORE PERLMAN. Teddy -Chemist or a Musician. Learned how to write compositions in school. Activities-43 tletterl. FLORENCE PINSKY. Flo -Ambition is to serve in the WAVES. Weakness is Math. Dislikes homework. Hobbies-Saving letters. ELEANOR POPO. Po -Learned how to mix well socially in school. Favorite subject ls sewing. Hobbies--Collecting snap shots. FRIEDA RABINOVITZ. Fritz --Wants to be a fashlon illustrator. Favorite subjects-Art and Band. Pet peeve-Girls who smoke. Activities-3, 1, 44. WALLACE RABINOVITZ. Ambition-Real Estate owner. Hates getting up in the morning. Likes woodshop. Weakness--Girls. HELEN RAPPAPORT. Rappy -Favorlte subject-Art. Wants to be a nurse. Liked biology. Activities 26 tletterj, 32, 1, SHIRLEY RAPPING. Rusty -Wants to he a singer with a band. Learned how to cooperate with people, Activities-30, 10, 26. ROSLYN SPRINGER. Raise -Ambttion-Nurse. Her weakness is food. Dislikes tall stories that are flat. Learned to get along with people, Enjoyed English. Activities are 26 tLetterj, 43 tLetter7, 48, 42, 11 tLetterJ, 3, 21, 24, 31, 36, 38, 40. ANNA RUDIVH. Auntie --Aniltition ls to become an Opera Singer. I-'avtnite subject is Music. Weakness-Green olives. Favorite X e . presslon--Gee! Why? Avtivltics--10 tLetterJ, 11 tla-ttt-rt. 150. 30 tLetterl . 42. SEYMOUR L. RATNOW. Seym fLearned how to make new frtentis at school. Favorite subject-History. Activities-421, 32. GLORIA M. RICHMOND. Luscious -Wants to be a Typist. I't't pt-ere is People who are always late. Hobbies include sports and collortim: photos of friends. ROBERT RITMAN. Hobby--Photography. Ambltlongllt-ntal Tech- nlr-lan. Learned to use shop tools. Activities-22, 30 tawartij. IOI-IN J. ROBERTSON. Scotty --Wants to he an Aeronautical Engineer. Learned concentration. Pet pc-evev--Interferenre while stndying. Activities-430, 8. ESTELLE ROSES. Estelle -Anlhition: Dress Designer. Favorite subject-Art. Likes sports. Activities-1 tletterl, 26. GLENN K. ROSIGNBAITER. Favorite subject- Geonn-try. Wants to be an Army Air Corps Pilot. Activities-53. IGTHEL IIOSENBERG. Ettee -Wants to he a nurse. Weakness-- talklng too much. Enjoys dancing. Activities 437, 31. liIA'I'II.DA IIOSENFELD. Kit -Took a college course. I avo1-ite subjectf-English. I-Icr weakness is a Hot Fudge Banana Spllt. Dislikes conccited fellows. Member of 26, 16, 25. ELEANOR ROSS. Tootsie -Favorite subject ls Sewing. Amhl- tinn- Housewife. Weakness-Clothes. Activitiesvilti, 19, 11 tlet- tcrl, 30. LIRBY ROSSOF. Lib -Learned shorthand and typing. Says, Jlmtny Crickets . Ambition-Nurse. Activities526, 48, 32. ARTHIIR IIUBIN. Arky -Ambition is to make money! Favorite subject--Chemistry, Avtlvc in sports. Activities-52 tletterl, 7, 6 tletterl. YETTA RUBIN. Yvette -Wants to he n Stenoprapher. Weak- ness for clothes. Always says Take it easy! Activities-9. ANITA SALTMAN. Nita -Ambition is to he a housewife. Favorite subject-Loves chocolate sodas! Actlvitiesf 26, 30, 13. IlI'IlTON SALTSMAN. Burt kWants to he a CPA after thc army. He likes bowling, basehall and basketball. SEYMOUR SAMUEL. Tho Sheik -Favorite expression-- When I was at Hyde Park. Activities-Hyde Park Baseball Letter 50. BEVERLY SCI-IAFFNER. Bevy -Loves to make music. Wants to he a 'good' housewife. Weakness for food. Activiticsili tle-tterl, 37, 40. ANNE SCHNAYER. Annie -Hates to get up In the morning. Wants to be a stenographer. Activities-13, 26. GERALD SCHOEN. Gerry -Fznvorlte subjcctAMcc-hanical Draw- ing. Pet peeve - Arguments. Likes swimming. Activities - 35 tawurdl. BELLA SCHWARTZ. Bay -Amlnltlon to be I1 Private Secretary. Weakness for movies. Activities-3 tletterl, 43 tletterl, 26, 48, 33. FAY SCHWARTZ. Shortle --Took a Commercial course. Favorite subject-Commercial Law. Pet. peeve-Homework. Activities- 26 trenresentatlvel. i l l t I 1 Page 87 . , Page HS DJSVID SFHWAIKZ. l'Illt'ry'-fAtubitlou: Vlteutlval l':ll1,!lllP0l'. Fav- tu'ltt' stnlytevt- -t'ht-xuistry. Pet peeve- -Bat-la slappers. Favorite sports - liuwliugi. baseball aucl Ftmtluill. Aetivities LIZ fllll2lll'YIlilI'll. SICIQIA SIBVLSIQY. Sylml fJI'unlt il t-tuuuuu't'ial t'1uu'se. Favorite SlID.Il'l'l linglisli. Weakuess-ffantly, Avtivitius 12, 215. ANXE'l l'l'I SIIGGAI., uAl1lllt -AIllllill0llI tlt'l'lt't- wurker. Fav1u'ite exluwssiuilr- Hi. Jack. Wealuless-fSl1c wu1't'ies tuu lllllK'll. Avtivt- llt'S'f1fli, -lti. ll.Xltl'l-IY Sllilllili. HS11lll'4'lij'n Favurlte- sulvjt-vt llautl. Allllrllltill llusiviau. lvK'illillt'SS' tlmul musiv, Aetivities' Ii. 53 tpiul. .kNNE'l l'I4I SlI.Vl'IH. 'l'0utsim- 'Funk a l'llIllllll'l'K'llll 1'nul'se. Favor- ite subjuvt- 'Tj'D'lllj,!. Hulrlmies---Dunt'iug:, Sll'llllllllIl1,l, Avtivitie-s f T. :ZH tletter and shit-ltll, 32. .lAt'l2l'l'ILIXl'I SILVICRMAN. .lat'ltit-''--fA1ubition Private Sevre- lary. Wvakmss Grunt-5' Suutlaes. Pet peeve Spur faves that ut-vet' Slllllth Aetiv'itit-s---213, 220 and 40. LILLIAN SII.l'ElillAN. Lynne Ambition is to be an itnpnrtaut woman business exevutive in a lame flrtu. Wealmess--Pretty t-lutlies, Favorite- sttlmjeel---Biolugv. Aetivities 25, 213, Rl l'H SIBIUNS, Slim -Favorite subjeet--Sluu-tltautlI Ambition --Buyer for Ladies Dept, uf a large sture. l'et peuve --People ll't'ill'llll,I the saute elntlu-s as she. Aetivities l tluttt-vt, 241, l!l'IYEltI.Y SHAPIRO. Ht-v f lYauts tn travel arnuntl the tvurltl. FaVtu'ite sllbit-t't-'M1tsiL'. Ilubltyff'ullet'ting: letters frtuu Services men. Avtivities f2I. EXIIGININ SHAYKIN, Sltaltie ---Ambition is to visit Russia autl lien-niauy. Favru'ile sttlmjt-et-H1stm'v. Hobbies Painting: antl enl- lt-etiug nieknarlts. Avtivities- -1 tletterj, 13, 35 tletterl. 50 tletterl. HAROLD Sl'IEI,IlEltll. Sonny Bllj'l'H-xv02lliIlESSf Blue evvfl blondes. Wants tn enter the tleltl uf l'l1aru1aey. Hulmlviesw Bwatiuu. fishing. lyieyvlimr. Ac-tivitiesgli. 43. DONALD SLUYSKY. Sllu: ft'1u1rse Follegt-l'1'ult. Must wprtli- while thing learned at Sl'hflfll7.l0lll'l1illlSlll, Hobby -Dog training, Aetivitit-sw -21, 37. ICSTHER SNYDER, Hl'lllj'll9','xvlllllN to lu- a SVl'lll'llD0ill'll operator. Wealtnesses-- Music and food. Favtu'ite subjevt -Typing. Active in 19. ESTELLE SPIZEL. Ne-stle fVVants to be a boplikeeper. lYeak- uess is Iee Cream and Nestle bars. Favorite subjer-t was Account- ing. Member of 26. FHARLOTTE STOLFA. Hf'll2iI'll0 flvt'2lltll0SS is retnembering nantes. Favtuitu expressitui is Fur Pt-te's Sake. Aetivities- 23, 26. ELEANOR SVGHICIKO. Favorite subject is Shuvtltaiul. Wants to be :1 stenogrrapher. Weakness is fund. Activities!-l2, Ill, 18, ll tletterb, 27 tic-ttvrl. MORRIS SWISLOWSKY. Squeeky - Wants to run a sporting: gumls store. Favorite Subjt-t't is History. Aetlvities-fill. 140. .IUSICPH J. TARSHIS. ''Jt'l'l'Y +F2U'0l'llC subject is If S. History. Ambition-To be a big business man. Pet peeve4 Prnxides. Activities-5, 52 awards. PHYLLIS TATKIN. '''1':tddy -Favorite subje-et is Stenngraphv. Ambition---Tu lead a worthwhile life. Pet peeve-Fonceited people. Activities-26 awards. 32, 7. 25, Senior Plass Set-retary. ROSE TUCK. t'Rue -Favorite subject is Stenography. Ambition V -To marry a millinnnaire. Activities--26. 29, 32. MADELYNE SCHAFFNER, Matty would like tu be a Fhemlst. Dislikes narrow-minded people. Hobbies-Reading Best-Sellers and Cooking. Favorite subject was Mathematics. Weakness-Food, Aetivities-9, 24. 26, 27 tLetterl, 30 tC'aptalnl, 38 tEdltorj, 40. AIARSIIALI. WITZI-JL. Marsh wants to he a coach althouult his favorltu subjt-vt ls Vhemistry. Ht- says, What a blow. Pct pu-vv ls xt-ttltu: low grutlcs. Weakncss--Blondes. Avtlvltlcs---ll 4l.vttor3, 30 KIA-ttvrl, -I0 lI'l't-sltlcntl, 245 KIIL-tterj, 2, 45. x ll I lll'1lSl12l'f'A YIf l'0R. Rec'ky - -Has a wonderful ambition -to he a Woman Marlin-, Shi- has taln-n a l'tlIIlIlll'l't'Illl course. Mt-ntbvr of 203 tlottt-rj. 20, IQ!! tshlt-ltll. HAROLD WALIIMAN. lIal - Is an oxcellcnt swlmmur, hut he wants In lu' a lawyt-r. Llkcs to study history and social studlvs. Faptnln nt' 145. RI l'II WALNI-IR. I's-may Wants to no to vollt-gt-. tht-n marry a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT. I avoritc subject--Steno. At-tivitlt-s---26, ll, 29, 27, DOROTHY WARD. lint --I,m'e-s sewing as a lmbhy. In fact, thc-re ls nothlm: that Shu would rather du, Member of 26. SIIIIILEY WARSAW. Shir -'-Has n weakness anti wants to marry lt. As a pastime sho likes to splash in the pool. Activities - 243 fluttm-r and rhevronsj, 39, 57. ES'I'I'II.Ll-I WOLFE, Gyn:-zy gI.lk0s collecting ash trays, She takes part ln 26, 32, 49 tlt-ttm-rl. SARAH WOLKOW. Lot-'P Wants to be a music teacher. Hs-r favorite vxprcsslon ls Oh l,nrrl . MYRNA ZAAIEK, Ruhhlv --Amlvlllon ls to no tn Callfornla. Llkus history. Artlvltlos---2tl, 25. IRVING ZVMBII-ZR. lit-tl -Wants to he n SIllL.Cl'l'. NVURIIQIIUSS? Jet black hutics. Likes to compose music. I'AI'L K.-KST. Serving with the armv Ml-DYER GREl'INFIl-II,D, Summer School. .IERRY IKROFTMAN. Summt-r St-hool. DANIEL YVEINBERG. Summer Sth lvfw I. IRWIN Ll'IROVl'l'Z. Sumnwr School. AARON ISAAUSON. Summer School. Ll-IONARD GOLIIENREIIG. Summer Schnol. PPFH TE PEHIIE T ACHIEVEMENT ANNA RUDICH ESTELLE ROSEN LEAH AUERBACH PEARL BAER TULLIO TORIATTI SHIRLEY COHAN LEONA MARGOLIS IRENE HUFF THEODORE PERLMAN DAVID SCHWARTZ RHODA LEWIS LORRAINE LISKAR MARILYN GOLDEN BEVERLY SHAPIRO SHIRLEY POGRUND DORIS ADLER ELEANOR SUGHERO SAM ALTSCHULER Page 89 ......a:ta Various committees were chosen to organize and plan Senior Activities. Composed of responsible seniors, the com- Page 90 mittees promoted a fine and CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Row I-S. Cohen. B. Shapiro, S. Po- grnnd. Row ll-II. Calmers, Miss Smith, II. Rovilskv, l. Znmnier. COLLEGE DAY COMMITTEE Row I-T. Perlman. R. Turk. P. Baram. How 11--R. Moss. B. Finkel, ,I. Lisnek. DECORATION COMMITTEE Row I-M. Rosenfeld, M. DeTolve, I.. Margolis. F. Rabinovitz. Row HAY, Miller, R. Simons. P. Iilranison. PROM COMMITTEE How IfE. Radis, T. Rleicll. J. Currier:-. Row II-E. Berman, E. Rosenberg, S, Cliyelte. MANLEY MEMORIES Row I-M. Witzel. R. Springer. T. Ioriatti. Row II--M. Schaffner, chair- man, D. Adler, Miss Watson, T. Marx. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Raw I4E. Ross, D. Dunne, F. Mendel- solin. Row II4D, Cassman, Y. Rubin, M. Schalfner. GIFT COMNIITTEE Row I-NI. Knut, Mr. Bale, L. Liskar, E. Sugbero. Row II'-J. Carnow, chair- man, .I. Kornblatt, M. Hoffman, S. Samuel. BANQUET COMMITTEE Row I-A. Silver, I. Mann. Row II-B. Goldberg, L. Rossof, H. Rappaport. FINANCE COMMITTEE Row I-L. Jacobson, Mr. Bale T. Marx lchairmanl , D. Adler. Row II-P. Baer, F. Bernstein, E. Davis, E, Snyder. SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Row I-S. Miller, R. Katz. P. Tatkin. Row I1-M. Zamek. J. Karin, Miss O'Connell, L. Silverman. efficient management of senior E U M M I 'I' 'I' E E 5 affairs. They ti uly symbolized our democratic mode of living. IIIYIC AWARD Ron' I II. Crevvs. If. Ross. AI. Wfilzvl. R. Spriiigler. A. Srzhmimlt. R. Wulner. Ron: Il -II. AIII1-r. T. B11-it-li. 'I'. Ioriutti. If. SllQII1f'I'lI. A. Ruclivh. NATIONAL IIONOR 5OClIi'l'Y Run' I I.. Auc-rIiu1:k. R. Springer, Mis-S Rolu-I. ,I. I.isnick, II. Adler. P. Baer. Hou' ll S. Cohan. I.. Liskur, A. Rudich, If, Suglu-ro, I. Ilufi. IIONOR AWARDS GROI I' II Row I--R. Rillnan. If. Berniun. A. Ru- Iiin, A. Fish. .I. I.isn1-r. 'I'. I'e-rhnan. Hou' ll-S. Cohen. II. Ilunne, S. Pogrunml, 5. Lolmn. II. Pall. I.. Colziiunui. I.. I.is- Isar. Rnuf Ill- II. S1'Il21II,IlQ'l'. R, Sl'IlWilI'Il. If. Davis, II. IIuviISIiy. If. Rosen. M. Knut, M. S1'IlilIIllf'l'. IIONOR AWARDS--CROI'P I Row It--'I'. Iorialli. II. Walrhnan. A. Sr'hmi1It, I'. Barum, I. Nathan, M. Wil- zel, II. Chalniers. Roll' ll4C. Crews. S. Warsaw. I. IIuII. M. Crm-enheld. I. Mann. R. Springer. 'I'. Marx, Il. Finkel. Row Ill -IVI. I..IIltI5l'y. I.. Cohen, A. Rndich. I.. Margohs, R. WaIncr, I1 A1IIf-r, IC. Sughero. AWARDS .L.-a The uhove pictures signify the various honors aufiiieveml hy Mtmley Stu- dents. As a reward for their civic. sm:I1oIastiu. and souiz1I Iezulership, IVIuuIey offers the CIVIC AWARD to her versatile students. To In-Collie ai niernher of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, zi high schoIuslic SI,ilIlII2ll'lI must he attained throughout the greater part of tI1e high school career. The HONOR AWARD is given those pupils who excel in any palrtirular IieId. Page 91 GIRL ALL-STARS 4' I-V -I. Ilulf, I. Mann. L. Elgenson. Elgenson, T. Marx, S. Warsaw. BOY ALI.-STARS 4' 1 -M. Shaykm, 0. Ixrawnz, II. cr, 'a1an, I. frews. ow II N Ix gl I I R II Rubin. II. Pearlstem. E. Berman, A. I I 1 I M I I 1. .. arsns, . . .u lf'Il. ALI. STAR GIRLS IRENE HUFF has attained a fine scholastic record as well as bein a true ALL STAR. IRENE MANN, president of Manley GAA, shines in the swimming pool as well as in the class room. LORRAINE and FLORENCE ELCENSON are fine swimmers as Well as excellent performers of calisthenics. 'GTOBYM MARX,S popularity has been established by her sportsmanship and a sense of fair play in the gym and pool. SHIRLEY WARSAVII, a real lover of all athletics, is the mainstay of any volley ball team or swimming meet. P 5092 ALI. STAR BOYS Representing Manley's fine 'gheavyii team, we have ARTHUR RUBIN, an oustanding athlete who, with his partner, EARL BER- MAN, also excells in tennis. MJERRYN TARSHIS. HARRY MILLER and SAM KAPLAN have contributed greatly to the short-lived success of Manleyis junior team. MEYER COHEN, ALBERT FISH, HOW- ARD PERLSTEIN and MELVIN SHAYKIN were the backbone of the fine Manley Soccer team. Last but not least We have CHARLES CREWS representing our Cross Country team. Urganiza fiona AT F!-KHHABUT HIGH SIIHUIQIL IIIJ IIEHT BAN Each member of the Farragut Concert Band selects his in- strument the first semester he enters Farragut and after a semester in a heginneris hand group is admitted to the Cadet f I Hand where special training is given to prepare students for the Concert Band. A student may enroll in a heginner's i 'tllltiil J,, ji, group at any time during his stay at Farragut. M l, fly t'! 1 The Concert Band plays for assemblies, football games. lfl' Wll'3gm it community affairs and festivals and participates in the An- Cf C j nual Chicago City High School Band Contest where for the it !,N! il't' ll 4 l past seven years under Mr. Ackermanls direction, it has if l fQWil'l ' -ir' ll' heen awarded an US rating. Since lVlr. Aekermanis entry into the service. the hand has XIIIXVON GOLIJIHQRC lueen under the direction of Milton Coldherg. a former mem- her of the hand and a graduate of Farragut in 1937. Tl l B.-XS TROMBONES Y Krause, Creatliouse. llavranck. Rllll' I -lfrish, Pearce, Schuflner. A fl Z t 4. 7 f1l,uXRlNlC'l'S l I.l Hb Iflulvs. Hrunu, l'lu1'. lluvll, Kulmmlur- Run' I lluspmlku, llvvls. llanlrzllm, Bal ff'I'. Hllflilk- Killllull. runuk. Kulur, 'l'yle'. Kuspvr, Filip, films 0 Hlllliblll. Row ll lillllilllillill, l !'1'lllg4'll S4'Ill0llCk. Munuk, llrulny, Yr-sm-ly, ifuro-k 5.'XX0l'Il0NlCS Krulky. Yulvntu. Pupurh, Yulvl-1, liruzivk, Ku-ms, Kmlcra, filurk- 1 RlCNl1Il IIORNS Str-xlglvr, Swurln, lsclllmf-rg, Burrow V X W Hmllwlik. N.'XRl'l0Nl',5 Y Rau' I---lla-e-ts. Kunz, xV2lHi1l'l'llll1'hllCI', BA5500N Iluvlik. Ilynwn, Nathan, Sivgel, Hruhy, Rau' I I'4FilllCi5 XVullcrs. .Mlgvlzl lljm-lla lfmlwaml Simlclnr, l'1-I1-r Burml. Bmw. Page 96 l- l lili ,l a it i ,gitqjwta 3 I il! iwagtrk. lf fx Louis GREGORY l1El,I,0S Row I--Krupka, Finkel, Tf-bbets, Perl man. Row Il -Slapak, Porter. Smrz llesik. Rauf Ill' --Loomos. Piley. ORCI IICSTHA BASES Row 1--Stork. Torluy, Plat-ny. lloinan llaukowicz, Frym-ek, Hanzlik. DRUMS Row I--Pillik, Zink, Fajmon, llovorka, Fencl, Zelina, Skala. The Farragut Concert Orchestra is now under the direction of Louis Gregory. The orchestra at the ,44 Spring Festival has proved itself Worthy of its outstanding past record with the brilliant playing of Iwanow's 6'Procession of the Sardar , from Caucasian Sketches . To lay a strin instrument IB! may enroll anv time durin the s P g v . Q , h g temester without the need of a previous musical education. EU IIEHT UHIIHESTHZX VICH1 l SSIUN 1lHlIlIlCS'I'HX YIUIAS N H I Nklll HH' 7 'ml lfllll' I Vlxllllil. Pallnlzlkuf, Flipxky. Nu- ff .4a.'Xr.A' 1. . 4 -- - xzlk. lxuu' Il Il1i4lll'lxll. NXIIIH-lm. N1- nwn-. xlllllllk. NWS WUUIBXYIVIJS Nun I Hal1'uln.lM1lik. Kr1if.l-elllvr-rg. Ron' I lljc-lla-. I x'vlxlgga-ll. Sf'llll'lll'l'x. Hun ll Null-k. llurlrm-r. IIQIIIUII Ilaulrzmlm. fNIllM'll1l1ll'ft'I'. llrnvh. llurluk. l'1-:H'--+-- SICCUNII NIULINS 4. , ,. Hou' I llulku. Var:-k. llilllhlx. l 1'm-ml. IHXNI XHAUINN Ilzxrrim Yile-k. Kle-in. Run' ll Xiu-k. Hun' l I,-Illillhlxi. lllalvuv. llujkuwim-1. llrluu-vk. SlIH'l'lxllI. Silfl'1lIlt'lx. Xilr. xl2llt'- vl'lM'lxNIl'iIl. X4-nnrik. Kyfixul. l'a-rinu. juvim-. Page 97 Thr- voices vou hear IIoa1tinff through the corridors during - pw 1 D n tht' 2ntI. nth, or fIIl wrlods are JroImz1IiIV connn front --I20. o . v I . In ' g Ihis is thc tnnc when the 1rIs oi the chorus et to c-tI1cr to SI g g pl'au'tit'v. Iiul this is not the only time you may hear tht- 4-horus sing Iwvullsc- il inaiy hc Iiezlrd at the Spring and I z1II Festivz1Is. Miss I'IIlI'?IlWfAl'IIl is the ahh- mIiref'tor of this chorus nI1i1'Ii i'v1'4-ix'HI an rating this your. P.1gu 98 IHIIILS' IIHIIH S 4 - ., ?b, s tt t i NIXRIIC ICIIHICNWFR'l'II IZIHLS' IIIIUIIIN IIHUII' I Raw I--'IIzn'loIm-vi, Kauirvk, Colt II4-nson. Kluvxynsky, Sirovutka, Snyd 5hupiro, KnoInIuum'I1. Rau' ll -Clirust .IllIlllSlIIl, ScI1f'rIIius, Schultz. XII-lfufff-1 KrL1I1e-v. Mylak. KIr'hhu, I.ucus. 'I'ow Ivy. Currier. IIFHIII. Run' Ill V-IIorc Vlatlztr, Sl'IlklI'IiPllIl0I'QI. Wien. Kust Kiriuu. KlIl't'l'd. Kunivki. IIutIer'. S kup, Krusinu. IIuIuPny, Rivlm-r. Row --Pivotlu, Yrha. Liss, Ilosvk, NIiIIer, f mak, Krugrs-r. IIorat-ek. Colmllwerg, lnorus. Killhoff, Forsl. Rliotlu, Fell' GIRLS' CIIOHLS UHOI P II Ron' I--fSpuIfPnka, Spulenku, liuln Vontlru, Topik. Nlachek. Rejzek, H83 'I'urnzt, Davis, Laltal. I,0iIrovir'Ii. R011 - I ur4IuI1sky, IIruLa, Cullen, BrI1f'I, I 4Ir-Imzln, Pusult-ri. Rapping, Ru Novak, Sleki, IIIIIJPII, KIIIQ-ns. Le IiZlVf'l'Pll. Maigov, Sinkula, Moore. verlnztn. Row III- -IICII. Ivanic. Korn I'IkI. Currlner, Katz, Kasper, Pai Krvjsu, Hman: Uussman, Kokoska, roslka. Rchik. Batk, Ifelrlner. Us Bertram. Svfuik, Yanis, Onclrus, Fir IiI2ll'Ii. Nr-nwv. GIRLS' IIIIORI S -lLIi0l'P III Row I-Pt-pisil. Mayer, Molnerg, M rik, Francik. Knez, Pruvhzl, Lund Tc-rs. Domaliye, IIi1IIN'l', Pika. Row Hlulicli, Ilahn, Kout, WILIIICT, No Dunno, Schultz, Senico, Popek, An Ohaclal, Sekoson. Raw 1111-Popo, zek, Ilressel, Rancik. Dominik, Vi Malina. Masinn, Rejsek, Preban. II sky. Run' IV-4Vanek, Losos, I Schwartz, Sc-hwurtx, Hum. Krejszl. Iey, Couch. Sehesta. limws 4lIlHRl S l Nou' I Sim-lx. lfhmlur. Wilinski. Kum- lll1'll. Sklllllk. Kullrlvllxu, Ixmulrlik. P11- In-llamv. Huw. Run' II fzlllxlxil. Kmlivl- -ki, .lillllxlk Sll4'l'Ill'llillx. Nlam-lx. Nlrklurv. l li1ln'l'.l'ukul'11y,lfu14'lll llnle-Qi-, Xllku, UlruI1-L. Ulm, lfinv, HillIlI'lxLl. Kulxnlllux. X1lNil'l'l'x. Slbvfk. ,KUIV N-l5lllII'ulX. Slum-Nxmv. llurri-Hn. I 1-hlmun. IH-l'lu-N. SI:-xv-HN. Upivlillxki. Fvllllllf. Xllwlllllm-I'. lsms1jllol:ls4:lwlI' Il Hun' I- 'l'XlilIIl'lIlI'x. 5luj4-lulmv. llulllln, .lilllf't'lxil. l x'1vul1l. k1lHIlll. Xxrlllliillll. fl'- lvnkn. liuniiwlsl. Holm-rlwll. Nilim. Wllilv. RUN' II Xliu ,IIVIIIINUIL Xnsf. Iilwlllivlxi. Hilllt'l'. kl'iNLl1'1'k. lxollluxxy. l1lvl'lI1'X. Vilnu-. SJlN4'lx. Ihllllxil. lxrrll. 'Viv-Inlv-r. K1rlllHI1'l'. Run' Ill XXQIHI. Uv-rzuu. Slliilll l'n'lx:1l. 411-lily. flvllvr, l l'i4'lilllilll, Srmknp. X111-114-lx. xxilitillillg. SiIIll'IlNl1'ill. Xullmzm. lfnu' ll' Sm-kv. Xllqulf-mlif, Sl'lllIlIlill'lll'l'. X-.kann lh-rny. llmwm-ln. l 4-llulr, ,l'I'lPl'IIiHI. Prilnl. ' lllvlllli. HHYS rllltblil S KQHUI I' lll 1 ' 1 ' I Ixnld' f Flvwll, NPIPQHQ. Iltillllr, ll'VII2ll. lMIn1'mullly. 'Yf'llu'1', Slxulvk, Pizlflzl. IAII pm-. Kullukmwki, llullu. Hull' ll Xlmun, fire-1-nfl:-Inl. Klupp. Ib-lm-Q-k. Vmnnlingx, Kms-. kukmkzl. Xlill'llllI'1l. Klll'4'li1. Ruth. R1'I'i4'llll. Ve-relax. Nlzmv- xilz. Xlzlvif-jc-mwki, 'l'ul'1-lx. Hun' lll Sirmulkxn. llluvin, Puixnznn. Villllllllllh ll:-lu. llmlxrku. lxmzlr. l4lm'n-In. lup- puriv, Nfl. l.ulnpl'upulnx, killlly. llllllil. , G 1 fy n lx' ll Plllllxtlrllllll Nulu n NIH wk. I ' AJ x. Q 4 nu' ' -1 'A ll Ifnprvu, NlzlI4'jm'NLy. Nlnylis, lillngr-, lv-llllsuunwl. lin-ln-lx l,mlIf. I.-W-. H U Y 5 ' 45. V . A, 7 The Boys' Chorus. mm' in its lfllh yours of vxiat Q' I 4-1111-, is an Ul'gillliZ2lliUIl lllill lllt't'lS c-wry rluy fm' thc- 4'Iljllyl1I1'lll. and uppn-1-izlliml ui' good pzlrt-singing. 'Hu' lnoys sing all lIIillllN'l' ul' SOIlgS I7lll svmn to Y preI'r'r lhv mow svrious 1-Iusv-hurnlmly lypv. 'Hu-x' ham- sung all all ilu- l ill'l'llglll Fvslivalls. illlll tulwn pa Ill all the Hugh bchonl c,ll0l'ill vmllf-sts, I'f'l'f'lYlllg rul- NI,-Xlill-I ,lHIINsuN ing lf. mul on lwum'c'a1siol1s S. Pago 'N PAHE T5 BAD The Band and Orchestra Parents Associa- tion was organized to handle the financial matters pertaining to the hand and orchestra hy purchasing instruments, equipment, music, repairing instruments, cleaning and repairing the uniforms. and purchasing medals and pins for the hand and orchestra every year as a result ol' winning contests. ln order to pay for the things mentioned above, the Band Par- ents sponsor two roller skating parties a year and an animal concert and dance. This year they are holding their ninth Concert and Dance. Nlenilrership totals ahout 1.15 and meetings are held the hrst Vifednesday of each month in the Shedd Park Fieldhouse. and are well attended. P126 100 The student lmody of the hand and orchestra share in the entertainment for the parents, and at Christmas time there is a party held in their honor. At the June 7th meeting, which is the last one of the semester, the installation of the new officers is held. The new officers are: Mr. Joseph C. Vaeek ............ President Mr. lawrence L. Fremgen . lst Vice-President Mr. Peter B. Ritzma ..... 2nd Vice-President Nlrs. Alice Spevak ..... Recording Secretary Mrs. Rudolph Zelina ........... Treasurer Mrs. Anton Havlik ...... Financial Secretary Mrs. F. Kruzicli ............... Historian Mrs. A. R. Clark. . .Corresponding Secretary ST DE T G IHA IIE 'I'hv Stutlc-ut Cuiclauu'v is onv ol' Ihr- most he-lplul organizations ut Purrugut. It was lornu-il to smwv the sluflvnl hotly us its nzunt' iiuplii-s. Wh-iulwrs urv tulwu in lroni ull sm-- nwstors tuul thru- to tivo stuch-nts liroin tht- in- voining group ol' lrvsliuwil with tlw highest st-holustit' zuul svrvivc- rvvortls zlrv taken in upon Pllltxfltlg high sc-hool. All nwinlwrs are give-n 1-quail opportuuitit-s to serw. Tlul Cuiclum-0 Connnittc-e starts its hc-lplul xsorlx tht- first titty thut school starts in Scptvni- he-r. wlwu the-y ht-lp 4-nroll tht- lattv incoming . V.. . . lrvslunvu. lhis work t'0Iltlllllt'S with il few 4-utc-rtztining l l't'SltIlllFIl Ilily Asst-mhlies whivh 1-xpluin to thv lil't'SltlllCll the Q-xtm-f:tt1'l'ic1ilar uvtivitivs whit-h thvy may pul'tii'ipul1r in. lic-lorv tlw c-ntl ol mtvli SClllf'Sl0l' groups ol tluimlzuwc- nuiinlwrs go out to the- loc-ul Clf'ltlt'l1- tury svhools to inform the gl'illllIill1'S ahout ther 4-ourst-s. au'liriti1-s mul puhlim-zitions Farragut hats to ollivr. i,, Coll:-go Daly is twltl in Apriluve-i'yyca1l'zllitl is spousorml hy tht- svuior Collage' Daly Coni- inittvv. assists-tl hy uu'nihc'rs ol' the Guimluncc Coinniittw- who url us hosts untl hostossffs. ln Juni' tht- Collcgc 'Il-in is tht- important vw-ill, whvu lornior Farragut slutlvnts now going to vollvge vonu' hut-k to toll intt-restf'1l stutlvuts uhout collr-gt' lilo. Any sturlvnts wishing to ht-1-oinv invnilwrs ol' tho Stutleut Gllltlillllffl Comniittcv are given tho privilf-gt' il' l't't'UlIIlllPlltlPtl hy thi-ir ilivision tmivlwt' or ulitvr applying to Miss Flore-uno E. Clark, sponsor, having haul their records in- spvvtvtl and their aclmission upprovcftl hy the nwnihers ol' the group. After the trips to the 4-lvineutzwy schools are 1-oinple-ml, tours ure vomltuftml through Fair- Vilglll hy 1-ouunittvo Ill0llllN'l'S to acquaint thc gmcltmtes with the school. The- Cliiclztiwv mvvtings uri' lu-lil ovary sm'- w . ,- . . - oucl Pruluy att 75117 Nllfl. in Room .Sli S'l'l lJl'IN'I' tlltIIltNt1li Ron' I llost-wk. liohiuv. Nlvllou, liustyr. Kiriuu. l't'lu'lut. Ku:-z. hliss Clark. NI1-Ilou. l:C'I'lllillx, tlzmlm-r. Rau' II' lxuriolivlx, tfi- ulku. Killlloll. Xriui. l'i- 1-hu. l'ortvr. xlfilll'lx. llushvk, Klitzvmlorfcr, Builisek. Sli-ivlwrt. llruhy. liiugunutn. Lzuupropulos, Kaunis. cltill1'lI. Nou' Ill Nite-k. Myluk. twin-4-. Kustkzl. SIlillt'lllxil. Jauulal. lmtssu. llziuskui-cht. llihat. felt-uulllik. link. llurwsl. Yin-k. lim-lire-iult. xlllxlilil. Hou' IV' l'lom'ur. Pilvil. liowmh-u. llort-ni. fe-tt:-lg. Nlisu. lfurri-ll. fllfllfllfl- Kzulefm. I'i1-hu. ll:-iivln-ls. liouhelik. St-rsvn. llvzzlv. Suluvu. Ze-itliununvl. Pzlgc 1 .Slay Vo xxx No 5 Friday,April14,1944ilQ. A. A. to Hold HWMMERUIM- BEH- o l . ESTAGED ASSEMBLY at Masonic Temple 1 On March 24, students of the S 'Victory Dance 1 FUR 28 STUDENTS 1 Alconimervtal vlcgmrtrztcm pre.sentcd zmisnicfl bb 11 p1'0i,ixn11 lu the sophornorcs in mm order to acquanit Ihr-in with the 11+ of work offered. Stenography fact that mcn in the Kas' 'i lwitu the 1 shorthand in learning ' students ric- Kar- 1 office ton read notes to pewriter Gordef speeds 'iat furrn ' typing. his part xptnna- .1-so at ri to the 1 was a two fitlcim-nt of hy the com' which com- and manner of -ments with the 1-ii in olden times.f 1 how a mis-2 'en 11 tarrriclyl xmw, H, .1 hy Albert Zelcnka,f b M X taint vobnwr port1'yz-it by Joe Sum.: , ,was si-Ytlcml nt a local inn. Thel L , ' :luv iii:-ond scene retwcscnted it modal K 'vb found in or about thc scunv hu'ht1x11f and .are no ' in H 1 1 M, ,.,.V r- Pg. Hn, Hmm., me ml, .nr A 1 n toni-1 1-morn trial in actionf . . ,t , .. . ,... Mmm ,mm salem-1-m wa Rntnhl Ill I e cl l.aIlal. Jirik. lndeck, lloreni. Hou' llfAles, Mundi, Stengle. Twenty-five columns-five pages-that's what the Scroll staff has to fill every other Friday. Not only was there the strain of filling space. hut three Cuh Edi- tors with only one veteran Editor-plus three new teachers in one semester. Mrs. Mudra, on a leave, left Miss McYey at the reinsg then. in the middle of the semester, fate lifted the latter and shipped in the next victim, Miss Watson, who was left with the duties of guiding the poor culi reporters and others who seemed to have liurst their last brain cell when the dead line drew near. and who couldn't think of any small incident that would lead into a story. This past year left LeRoy Jirik, Managing Editor, with the Scroll worry racking his lirain, trying to put out the paper while teaching the other editors the fundamentals of Journalism make-up of the newspaper. You know itls work when editors stay until 6:00 P.M. and some- times later, trying to assemble an unrecognizalile piece of paper which will turn out to he the Scrollg and later racking their hrains tif they have any lefty for a head that will fit stories that don't-- and trying to give someone across the room hy straining what medical science calls vocal chords until they burst, an idea for additional in- formation for another story. I gg 77 lil SINICSS .IHI HN XI, Nun' I Kmmlf. S4'IllIli4Il. Kaplan. Wilson. Spalvnku. l.uh4'n. 'Nluyfln-r. lfnu' ll llrml:'y. Kfilll. l l'f'IIlQl'll 51fK0l.l. lfnu' I Kvsvl, PIIIIII. Nlvl- lm, kzunix. lfmlm-k. Hun' Il M1--. 5tcnglm'. liillik. Nlunfll. l,:llIuI. S4,KUl,l, Hlfl'Uli'l'lfH5 nuf I 'l,lllllll. 4funulI, 'Xie-llnn, lmlcvk, Kumif, Ron' ll Kulmw-v, Hrumll. 5Y4lb0llAl. Billik. Wullvr, H4-llisvk. 4521 mm ALI. THE EWS A D VIEWS ESI Page 103 uni' Fl V' J. 'Q ,, M ,. ng. 1 unix, ,D Q 2 5 AA sg I ' nv- v ii 'E ,um ,A ,MV ww gi QM X -,,, . A ri 5 .,,,. , . ,W f, 5, ln at war your, with printers working owrtimt- mul lm-nilwrs of tho 'Log staff holding down their own Homo lfront johs ili'lt'l' si-hool. thvrv was niamy ti iii+i'orclz1i1t note- all If-l1f'z1l'sali hc't'oi'i- tlw finisht-il hook with its lllllFit'2l-i- nilililzlry lilPItlf,'. finally rolivcl off the presses. 'l'lw ltog stuff l'Xlf'llliS appro- x-iailion lo ull those who helped in the hun' ww-ks lwforc- lhv ilvaiiliiiw. lt' in ycfurs to 1-omc this 194911 Farrzlgtll Log hrings you llil'llSillll mom- ories of svhool days past. the staff will fi-el woli pziiil for the hours of work spvnl in its prvpurtilion. ,XI,Il1l'1 CIZKK ICmlitor LIBIH KURNH NDA X ling. Nlgr. X URM Ili XXV:Xli'WN IK -tri liilitor Ii XY SYUHOIM Photo lfililor l-'RANGES MVVEY M.XRtlt'l'IRl'l'l'l YVATSON I'IlU'l'0tLRftl'IlY Run' I- tfurroholla, N1t'iiUll, l,l!l'tQ'l'. Lail- .XIIN lili'l'ISlNll tl.OUt tail. lfizek. Rllll' ll Nnlhony. l'rii'v, Ron' I Korimlluiu. Uuhl'ic'l. Anlhom Svuhoila. Ktbfltllllllid. SHlK'ilIli2ik. llusurik, Uohlmun. P SENIIJH CABINET 'lille Svninr Culminet is t'UllllJOSl Cl ul' twenty boys and twenty girls who are Svlf-Ctffcl by tlwir own 4-lassinzlles and Ivy the faculty. lfulminet lll0Illl5t?l'5 llavv 1-liarge of lllv Social Ronin. lllvy assist at parties giwn lay Clubs and divi- sions. and llwy spunssn' orientation parties for thi- l.I'0Slllll1'Il and fare- wvll ti-as for llllf soniors. Elem-tion In ilu- Caliinvl is a tributv to the line cllanlctm' and goml citizcnsllip ul' ils nn-inlwrs. SENIUH ifiXlllNl'i'l' Run' I Galmrivl. Nveiiilwrg. Mnrawski, P4-su. Farrasin. Prnclia. IliIllSlillt'4'lIl. lirik. .-Xnlliony. Miss lleer. Rau' ll-- llllIll'll. Kellvy, Mui-linra. Prinrv. Kingfi- main. llrrode. Pls-Iivliai. Novak. Salava. liLll'l'illJ0llH. Row III--Finkvl. Hulu-ny, Krnsina. Pikal. Safrank. l,0jlll2lIl. flllflll. Kaul:-ra. liuslyr. Sigzalus. STUDENT EUUNIIII. Thv Student Council is a body ul' students ellen-ted to rvpresent llivir l'P5pevtivv divisimis in Slu- mlvnl llllYt'I'IllllPlll. Tlu-y only have -nggvsliw puwvr. Suggestions, suvh as tlw Civie' Award. Sr-rvice lluilcl. vtv.. llilV0 liven put into l'm'm'v lllI'0llgll ilu- Council's efforts, wliii-li gives the students an oppor- lunity to acquire intiative and In-1'se-vviurn-e. The faculty fpmisurs are: Miss llrullv. Miss Powm' and Mr. Mil- lvr. This yvuris exvvulive depart- nivnt was lleailvd ivy Joseph tliilu-if-l. Pros.. Phil Kessler. V. Pri-s. and Lorraim- Couch. Sec.. ix illl tlw assistam-0 of Ilw Cuunvilis Mlvismy Bourrl. hll Dl'.lNl till NLIL- -- IVRICSIIMAN .NND SOPHOMORE Run' I Pilrv, Gurnlner. Wollruli. Mnmn-. Bumws. Bvrgz. Sinister, Ramm, lfiillil. Slaiwurz. Ron' ll- -Vavru, Bra- pwvgas. Hruliy. Mill:-r. lxIL'll'l'l'1'li. Suw- Iunu. Pinla. K4TIll1lHlll'll, lioliinu. Brich- Iu, Sclirieiler, Tlapa. ll:-sik. Row Ill- - llc-gner. cil3lIll1t'P. lfrveil, Coin-11. Ber- nmn. Ziecli, Russin. Novak, Ciliulka, Smiknp. S'l'l1lJEN'l' IIOI Ntill, - JUNIOR ANI? SENIOR Row I--llrnlry. Prilmyl. Topic. Fnrsl. lilDll1'Il. lleiirivs. Ron' ll- --Kessler. Dn- lwina, Boliil. lnsns, Kniilurmis. lxTiil'lllIl'i1. Pius 106 L4 SERVICE CLUBS MOVIE OPERATORS 1-'IRE MARSHALS Row I -Howl, Woclmling, Rus, Malcjov- Nky. Siknrcin. Price, lluvkuwicl. Raw Il Struka, Rokovuy. Schmidt. Iflgenson, XVEIVIIIIIB. Alnamlu. Ron' Ill- - Balas, Windsor. Dunfla. Barium, Yana, Bauer. S'l'.MiE EQUIPMENT Row lr Sinkoru, Ilirkn, XI:-wlal. Lang- ner. Miller, Pease Roll' 11-V-IIiIzeman, King. Mansfielxl. Imslneister. Lesmeisler, Km'urik. CLEAN-UP CLUB GROUP I Row I--Hunter, Kokuska. Ciclmn, Schwartz, Steckl, Wilkay. Row ll-- 'I'nuvl1er. Gabriel. Crilr-c, Darfman, ZIIIIHICFIIIIIII. Fert. CITPIIIIPIII. Hinds. lII,EAN-UP CLUB GROUP II Row I-V-Kvidera, Dvorek, Bowder, flier- dnn, Fra'-se, Vnllman, Carhel. , V .. .M ........, ..r.,....,...s..... -..ta -. , ...L.,.....i- . . A HIIME SIIHIJUI. AND IIUMMUNITY Pl Tl I Page 108 Rauf I-fl,efl lo right: Mrs. Spivak. Mrs. Hauskncchl. Mr. Ritznia. Airs. Martinovsky. Mrs. Ylach. Mrs. Cillian. RKJHV Il'-Left to right: Mrs. Safranck. Mrs. Zelina, Mrs. Fremgen. Mrs. Havlik, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Dvorak. PARENT - 'TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AT FARHAGUT The P. T. A. was organized to promote interest and co-operation aniong the faculty, students, and parents. It has proven a great success and the interest and co-operation have never waned. The P. T. A. program for the year was one of variety and color, the tour of the school, community singing, Teachers' Tea, Christmas Carols hy the Glee Club, Annual bakery sale, a candle-lighting ceremony was held to celebrate the P. T. A.'s sixteenth hirthday on Founderis Day, Fehruary lfl, a hoinemaking exhibition, a Mothers Day program, Mental Hygiene, a health panel discussion by students, and a very successful hirthday party. The theme of the year is HUnited we will win for Home, School, and Cont1munity.i' Farragut was honored with having the District 23 hold their annual Spring Conference and installation of officers, ot' which Mrs. Frank Mar- tinovsky was elected as Treasurer of the High School Council P. T. A. on March 30. At the final meeting of the Farragut P. T. A. on June 8, Mrs. F. E. lloherts, of the I. C. P. T., High School Service lnstalling Officer. had the honor of installing the new officers in the P. T. A. at Farragut. The new oflicers are: M rs Elsie Schoenhofen. . . . . . . . . . . . .President Mrs Frank Martinovsky. . . ..... First Vice-President Mrs. Otto Hausknecht ...... . . .Second Vice-President Mrs Lawrence L. Frelngen . . . ...... Recording Secretary Mrs Marie Svec ....... Corresponding Secretary Mrs Charles Vlach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Treasurer SERVICE BUILD ln IUS9. lllt'Sf'l'X'i1'1'filIil1l wan ni'gmiizml in Ol'lll'I' llmt Sllllll'lIlS might lu-Ip in lllc' gOVCl'lllllClll nl' llw sm-lmol. TllCl'Cill'1' Nw groups umu- X pmwl ul' llIlIl'llI'OOlll wpmlsurs. ullivv llvlpers. lmll gllLlI'llS. alssvinlnly 4, X Imll 5 miisnrs ziml SllIIlY hull lwl ww. Slll4ll'lIlw nmy' lnewmm- l!H'IIIlM'l'S ul' Ill: Sl'l'Vll'0 liuilil lay volun- A ? lr-1-rillg lm' iluly' aiml mufl lw l'l'1'OIIlllH'il4l1'll ln lln-ir clivision lm-au-lu-ns. Q- X lraulgv is xmrn lmy 1114-:lille-lwzlsil mzirlx ol' llllllilllly mul ilislim-limi. L- Z i 4. 'X ffmu m ul' slumlvnls lrum lll1'5lll4l1'lll l Olllllll ilam ilu- zu-livilivs -um Q X r l l 15' . 1 ul' lln- Svlwii-vCiiil1l. This1-mnmilli-1-nl llw Slllllvlll Cfuunvil unml olli- ...pf , 4-c-rs ul' llw Sluflvnl Guild lmlil t'Olllit'l'4'lll'4'S willl sluilvnls who slum' 55 5 xx 'a 7 poor 1-ilm-nslilp. r w llw i'4-pn-sviilulivvs wi-4-iw lm' points . Y.. lnwuril llu'1i'f.lvl1'l4'll1'l'. LUNCH ROOM 'XSSl'iVNllfl,Y HAI,l. SPONSORS Hula' I l.lHl2IIN'll, Hl'il'lllil. Nlefllnn N nk Bi-rg. Kuunll. Pruzuk. Run' lilvvlns. lluwliug. Mille-r, Xliq-r, Ill :Inu 'Vliiwrv 44-rnuw-r Hun' HALI, GUARDS lv ljvllailr. fnlflzili-ull. l'ilwzl. Nl: ulx. lxullus. klbllllll. Yin-k. l i'e-4-1 lxo-ii lx' ull lx nn' ll 'l'1lY4'lliil. lflmi-If ' p'iIru'k. lXill4IUlll'l'i. Smile-rsinnll. lliul 1 nil5ll'l l4lI, l'c-lulvl. Nllllilflli. l'nI1l. lui lllQLl'I' Liss. Run' Ill Kmlku. .lmfl li1'l'llliH'li. SiIllll1'l'. Kufllxax. illllllll N1'lll4lN'1lf'l'. liz-nu. Kuuln-k. PJALZK' H30 .I A Nl ES D. DOHNEY fflllil'-T Engineer E EINEEH-II STUIJIAN .lames D. Dohney Thomas Lonergan . . . Edward Kuna. . . John B. Dohney. Joseph Bergstrom George English . . John Baloun . . . Arthur Huene . . . John Fay .... Frank Roth ..... Anton Andruska Clarence Peters . . Anton Vesely . . . Stella Parowski . Alma Tennison . Edward Zuschlog . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chief Engineer Custodian . . . .lst Asst. Engineer Custodian . . . .2nd Asst. Engineer Custodian Fireman, Class A Fireman, Class B .........Jan1tor . . .Janitor . . .Janitor . . .Janitor . . .Janitor . . .Janitor . . .Janitor . . .Janitor .......Janitress . . . . . . .Janitress . House Carpenter The major responsihility of the Chief En- gineer and his staff is the heating and venti- lating of our school of 250,000 sq. ft. of floor area. Witli a power plant of 3,000 horsepower in its boilers and engines, each pupil is sup- plied with 30 cu. ft. of fresh air per minute at the proper temperature and humidity. Page I 10 Steam for our pool, showers, and cafeteria is generated from 3 water tuhe high pressure boilers with under feed stokers with a coal storage of 200 tons. Approximately 2,000 tons of Illinois screenings are hurned per year. Also maintained is an automatic Elec- tric Telephone and Clock System. Six ice ma- chines control refrigeration for the cafeteria. The entire school is swept and dusted daily and all woodwork and floors scruhhed monthly. Janitors at present are haling approximate- ly 1 ton of waste paper per month for re-use. The swimming pool is open for use all sum- mer and properly maintained according to Health Department directions. School liIn'urie5 arf' established for the pur- posv of hvlpiug students complete their Studies mul giving rvauling vujoyment to those who want il. Stuclz-uls who are not quite sure of the right procccluro in locating hooks or niutvrizil will allways Hml Miss Vetter, our school lllJl'Zll'lilll rc-auly to hvlp out. Shu has arraiiiged Special lihi'a1i'y iuslrum-lions for students who ueeil hvlp. Uutsliuuliug iuulvriul cuu hc liflllllll in the lihrury ou postwar vomlilious and prvsvut ulluirs. Various luzigalziiws auul surveys uu- svul to lhv lihrury vouslanlly kvcpiug the Cui- +i 1't'lll iwws up-to-ilulv. 'llhcre are also excel- lvul hooks ou lu-liou. uou-fiction, and hio- grupliu-s. 'l'lw gn-all ilvuizuul for hooks hy smxficeliivii provvs this Yilllll' ol' rc-auliug. llsc the lihrury. lt's great source of infor- muliou, mul provirlos u wiclcr hackgrouml of lvuruing lo those who uw it. lu later life, von- tiuue to use the lilmwy. You will he ai helter iufornwcl vilizeu. LIBH HY ,MINES YlC'l l'l'R l.lillHIl'fIlll LIBRARY IIELPI-IRS Stmlying With Friemls Is PIPIISHIII l P.1gc l 1 I Nllfli I,l I.I1IlI XIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIINY .IOSIIPII GXBRIIII. YN RIIIHIFIIIS who zu-Iiielw un If or uw! age zuul Iuiw lhv uuirli of IC or Io C7 utizvuship are f-Iigililv Io ioiu lhc' Ilouoi' S1 y. Ihls 1-Iuh has flw sponsors. lhf- Ire-sl maui Group is spousorecl hy Nliss NIorguu, lh Soplioiuorv Group hy Mrs. Wills. tlu' ,luuioi Irv Nliss O'I,f'ury mul llu- Sc-uior Croup In Miss Iloplxius. Nliss hlih-lu-II is Ihr- gf'IIt'I'i mh urmuu. Ifzlvll Sf'IIIt'SIt?I' thc- Ilouor Sovif-ty spousoi cl IOIIPI' slxutiug purtv zuul otlu-r zu'tix'itif-s. 'l'I1 'guuizutiou mlouatvs lo sonic worthy 1-ull: suvh us. the' vivtory' lnoxc-s lor our Ifurrugl lvoys now iu the se-rvive. SE lun - IHU UH I 1 a SUEIETY I SICNIOII Nliss II. Hopkins ,IosQpIiGz1I1rieI 22511 JUN IOH Miss K. 0'l,f-in-y Cvmlclilie Zvltek 4-OI-C SOP,HOlYIOHIfI Urs. Emily Mills Z I,ouis Iruuipupolous 2133 FHESHIVIIAN N1 iss Wlury' Morgan I Iiivlizml Iioulwlik -'IIIOA I .giflofarrilaila I C 9QCl,C!el 1fAl,0 gk f SENIOR HONOR SOCIITTY SENIOR HONOR FOIIIITI' .Q Group I bump H RUIIA I Salma. Pa-sn, Noxuk. Si RUN' I- 'xI2lI'gLlIIS. Znflr-Ii. Lukzlcll. Iflkl, Springler, Ilorwitz. Szifrurmk. Ill 7 llolclvu. Nlarliura, Krausf-, Yfiukler. Silvvrrnziu,Simons. Ilolfmzm, Ro ' Simzuui. TIIIIIIJBUII. I,iskul'. Row Il' - .fXlls0IulIPI'. Schultz. Nllynurski. Ilrlinu. Ilomvek. Kelley. Lisuvk. I'Io- I'rinc'e. II:-romles. BIIIQIZIIIHIII. Burl luolliu. Duliiua. Iizllmriel. Iiouhu. Svine- Huff. Cowley:-v, Ilusarik. SPI nr-IQ, Bluruwski. Giordano. Xlishkiu. Moss, RUN' Ill--Hlaiviil. 51-hultz -1 I,0l'IIIIElIl. R010 III- -'NIiIIPr. Shapiro. ou. Ilruhy. Frm-riigffii, Svlirauuui. Wvalliif-r. Zmlouahlik. Coluiu. Afller. Po- Novak. Iluulh. Ilofrivluer. Z:-ith, gruufl. I'ruvI1a, Kiriziu. Iiuvz. .-Xrzig. I'Iovzu'. Ihlggc l I .2 l RIiSlIMliN HONOR SOIIIETY Row I -liovvling, Vilck, Klll1'llilIl, Kas- per, Wim-ek, llundley, Miller, Firrlf' Konvuulinka, Minkrirnv. liuzac. Rout ll---Koh-5, Villlilfil, Svlllllylz, Kami. Bk'Il2l Kuslku, Kralmcv, Talman, Slcicllerl Firyull, Slllqly, Nvink. Asivr-, llittricll. Yavkn, SCllil1'I'Hlli!4, Knsluk, Kralky. Raw III' -llrum-k. l ar1'ekk, lLClll'Il1'k. Burrows. Iluulrelik. Sualr, Berg, Maku- wivz, lla-ylek, Kzlhl, Darocsi. RUIU IV- Kakuvck, Kuvr. Kruzick, Dlovllv. Slu- nek. Jumla, Malgrvt, Mikola, Mlfsic. SOPIIOMORIC HONOR SOCIETY Run' I- AIJHUIIIOF, Hcsik, Zllpi1l lt'il'll, Ma- rucvk, Uoldblein, Ilnspmlka, Prrhal Lanxpropulos, 'l'yle. Row ll-Ilallstrom llavcl. Young, Rczau. Killhoff, Hnsek Starck, Bohinc, Hunicki, Forst, Card- ne-i. Row Ill--Sonkup, Kucera, llarvel Zink, Rhoda, Dushek. Zdenek, Zeman Novak. Q .I U NIOR IIONOR SOCIETY Row If -Junke, Simmons, Laddic-, Hud- ralra, Hllfc, Kolar, Klapp, Us-vls, Kaspvr, Slapak, Indeck. Ron' Il---Plnc, Kyzivat, Ivanvc, Zetlcrk. Nusek, Panck, Relmik, Bulka. Sleininger, Fert, Komorous, Ilo- reni, Mlady, Topic, Smrz, Zemr-ik. Row Ill-Sanwc, Srp, Casparik, Cernil-ek, Porter, Burcham, Brandl, Gabriel, Kvbat, Dvorak, Pclers. Row IV-Hulk man, Hruch, Benisek, Kutzendorfer, Kviclera, Likas, Malich. Conrad, Farrell. Thiery, Plncar, Ze-itllamnwl. M mmwmmh X :f 1' -i l :' 2 1.2 2 FAHHAEUT HU UP. SIIEIETY Q1 - FF AT IIHEEHLE IJEHS 1944 CIIEER CUTS Run' I -Pohl. Piksa. Slllvlllllll. lhl1ll'0Cl'li. Talrnan, Kostka. Gt'TlIl2lL'li. Pierce. Ron' ll--Wlirnock. Novak. Nlokulecliy, Kill- hoff. Fpalenka. The Farragut Cheer Cluh was organized in 1939 hy Mr. Canfield and since then more than 200 girls have joined. The purpose of the cluh is to create an excellent spirit, and guide the student hody in cheering at all of our athletic contests. ln this, they have done a splendid joh. They practice 4 nights a week from 3 to 4 in the assemhly hall. New members may join in September, and will he trained hy former Cheerleaders. Openings are created hy graduation. There are two ways you may earn a letter. You may he a cheerleader and cheer at 80 of the games or attend and sell tickets at all games. Cheer leaders are chosen hy past mem- hers as to ahility. Join next semester and we will show you how. Also next semester the girls will have new uniforms. Dolores Spalenka, Dolores Kulhoff Alice Nlil'lllllt'l'ii. Grace VVarnock Yera Noxak. HIP-HIP-HIP Page 114 LUG S LESME Each year every division room selects one representative to col- lect money and take orders for our Annual. After collecting the money, the salesman hands over the money to the Business Manager, liihhy Kormunda. If receipts are straight, we get our Logs thru our hard working super-salesmen. Selling Annuals must he fascinating hecause those who have been salesmen in previous years come back each semester. In addition every representative who sells his full quota f100fZ in his or her divisionj receives an Annual free of charge. The following ten divisions sold the highest numbers of Annuals: 117-Dg 212-Bg 213-Bg 215-Dg 303-B5 312-C3 319-Hg 325-Ag 419-Cg 425-B. Total sales made by our fifty-eight representatives are: 700 leather-covered Logs and over 1,300 paper-covered Logs. We want to express our thanks and heartiest congratulations to the salesmen for the excellent cooperation they have given us in getting our Annuals sold. 1 Page115 105,-X-1 B Nllw 1 I.x'xN Run' I 'BllSf'll. N11-K1-mw. Bilrlll, Sollcvk. Morton. lILlHllHk'l1l1lll. Qivwrl. Kipts. Kusl. Rau' II' -llufu. lunfky. S0l'lllIf?iIl'If'I'. Riha. Kroupu. IM- lnk. Katz. Krifolnffky. Roll' III--Yuma. HOIlllIlkZl. Klicr. llausknevhl. C4-urge. Vrusa. Kzllrul. IQUIIIOYUIIS. SIITIIP. Rau' II' Cmulvy. Haffen. Jurvvka. Klum-rsku. Ixmulvlkzl. Buulwlik, Harris, Ei4PIllif'l'Q. xllll'Plx. 2lfH-HE Xllw XIUIELXN Run' I -Snmrc-li. Na- lllllllxlbll. D4-lllwu. Xluruwv. liuluvski. llmilekv. Silllllllllli Swlvmlzx. Row Il-4 T 'Xmlrc'snn. MRS 'Nlol'gLz1l1, levinu. Zierh, Xnglvl. Fullull. CIICIIIMI. Pllillllllllib. Ber- am. GillDl'if'l. Duluzuk. Run' llI---I'uH- man. Murnmn. Suliny. Beunvll. Selir. lIilmk. Mruygood. 215.-XJ B Kllws .lmmlivlgx Run' I, -Sf-lmeslu. Nlnnuk. llmnalnyl. Uusek, Ilane. Fvlnwurlz. Plllvkclvzxlllll. Hfilllll. Cerlurlx, xlillllllllifg. ,lUl'QlC'llSHll. R010 II Sykura, Hn-hku. 51-llwagxvr. Hail. Dvnruk. Fillgl, Svlu-va-. Svidvglar. Puplllv, Sl'3llll'k. l':1pc-s. llulkn. ,le'ni4-vk. Row Ill-Kalb flu. l l'l1t'Ifll'll. Srmik, Vavffk. Smicilkus. llnulvr, Rmlmlle. Pupf-lku. R1l't'kH, Pull- lmmwk. Srllulfl. 225A-1B NIISS Un!-11,15 Row I -Yvse-ly. Klewin llul1Im'r. fxllxzlcln. Jurxlan, Solmlky Slx1llIllll'l'g. Ul'1'l'Il. Row Il- -Pillik. Ma tvika, Ce-rmuk, Hunsku, Nuvolny, Yrlua S-wllslvk. Miss Wills. Roll' Ill Kl'lll,!ll- llt'k. Kl'l!lllIIlUk. ffzuplim-k, llnrss. Her- I11ll'4l. Vasu. Sinmlvlur. Sinmlkc-. Vilma Huw H' -Sklullllrergi. Kagan. Slll'll1ll vvwski. N'it'kPl'S. Slualek, Frvse, Kral Hurgnl. Html. Page 116 PI!-KNISSI H Oh A , f QF? 5 ,O 'tgp E. i A ,Q ANISSI BULK-I IS Miss PHI-1l'SS Hou' I- -Jinglv, Slunnx. .Aw 1. V. '.- . ' ', .'.. Gllslufsmi. Mnlik. Nnmty, Sl'ilIIlt'k. I.inil- ini Ptlf'llixl lillik fllmnnk Pine Run' II 'Hiillllll Murkillin. l'ialrp..Nm'zik: Nionlviv. Dc-iiiv. Illlflll, 'I'lllllSl'llill, Lung. ulliillil. Miss I'i'm-ziw. Hun' Ill Unifl- lrvrg, Hnliiivig Hllvllzls, lfliuwk, King. Ilnrig, Nvilinkin, ffuupa-r, Slllilll. l':lpnA vw. -129-K-H5 NIH. C-KWIIHCN Run' I ,lo-rmm', l I'ilIlil. Pivlnl. Stuslny. Slnroslku. Kissul. llrdal. Knzlnwilz. llvnruk. lfnu' ll -Mr. flann- clvn, Millvr, Kll1'f'l'il. iXlIll7H0l'. l'inlu. Viilll'4'k, Jilllik. Vvzvk. Row Ill Bl7ill1'l'. Miller, Dnrfniun, llorflnun, lllvslai, Slury, llwvn. Kl'2lLZ!'l'. Skfllil. Rau' ll' - Pnplicvsvk, illnnl. Hnfflnun, AIllll1'l'k, Piciial. Knlunlt. Rillil, Wngnr-r, lk-rain, Ziunna. IULZN-I .-X Mn. Sll'QDl'1NS'l'll-XN42 Huw I Svlnwzmll, Nnrglus. Kupivku, Ke-illi. Hull. Knives, AlIlill'USf?, Piazza, Mr. siP1iCllSil'LlllQ.K. Row ll--llrvn, Klbiilll Sc-nk, lfliilvr, liuluml, Hulinski, Lubuk, Slznlvk. Run' Ill Q Rapalu, Svllllllizicrlicr. N1'lllt!I', IilIl'kLl, Censke. Bluilka-m-allip. Yvallcrs. ,la-mllivkal. Sllil1liliS. IUJSQX-I :X Mn, NIIIEAYXYWRUIU I Provinsky, 1'0- pck. Rnln-rls. Kurpnlun. Glaser, Him-- Illllll, Kunki. Row Ilf -Rlllfillli if:-1'm', Vullnlun, Svllikoral, l'lvwu. 'l'Imule, ljf'lllSl7il1'l'. Row Ill-fa Millvr. Xlmlul, junlz, Svlwsla, Kzllkovic, fiillNI1lI'1l. Krulm-. llngu I I7 106A-1A Du. Bmxm' Row I4Zulusky, Bmndin, Slullur, Nuiliaw, Slusliilis, 'l1ulmrsky. l'amvk. Rim' ll -.Nslif-r. Russia, Pelle- grino. Xvilcnsky. Wulf. Brine-y 2223-l 'X Kills. fNlIl.l.s Run' I Jliller. llurlumis. Suwu, Williams, Berg. lmpulis. lililwiulx. lluvmie. Mrs. Mills. Ron' 11-f-Klimu. KaI'inliL'k, Wviniccki. l'ruzzik, Springs str-vu, Danic-ls. Larilgen. Slllllll. linka- cwk, ,ACl'it'I'I'lHll1. Ron' Ill- llulv. livgi- nvr. Snukup. l.m-lnmm. llruut. Mark. Ilnllcndorf, lflirislofl. Nlramfk. Rnu' Il' - Xlrnzek, Mosliurv, Sersen, Nagy. Uri- lw-. fTlol1f'sf'y. Pvlrus. lilllLHlLlPl'. ZUIIUII 'VN-X-1 K Miss I.l-:Brill--Holm' I -R:-ilvr. l'u5lulms fmrliul, Clark, Reliul-L, Slzxvvurz. Quinn llrunek. Wveiner. Dcnuva. Ron' II--'lla gc-11, XVi4-111. Cremlnn, Frisvli. Tc-ncllm-k Lukacll. Jnflxiam. Clieruen. 'lll'llNll. War iluli, Miss I.vcr'l1. Rauf Ill llt'l'lllilIl Wulik. Kuutsky, lamla. liissn. Wurml Bowling, Pauline. Bt'llI'Q'll4ll. Uillricll. lllll X-l X Nlns. Rnuzxmiili- -Kim' If - ,-Xmlrvxi liymlll, Wujtmviw. Nluvl-ins. l'vll4'Ll. Spm-la llirus. Cicliovki. liawa. lfuln-n, Huw - Vllvaunisli. Fimik. Kryl. Risky. ja.-01+ 1 N son. Sulmnun. Yukuv, Skulnk. Killa l.zxul1r'r. Muruse. Yzickn. lNlisS Krukuver. Hun' Ill 'BI'lHlil. Kass: Slllllllil. xxlill1'Cl'x Kulir. Dm-lwsi. Kynmll, Nvimw. BL'iml4'1'. lhgc' IIS 0 l fm PIA ISSI 317.-N-1.-X Miss 41-un' - 7- Rau' I- - Svuv, Wollralu Kulil, Mi4'llzll4'k. lII'i.1Sl'llIl6l1. Pokorny Mikus, fioopvr. Row II --Bukkvn, Benn Krulwo, Ct'l4lll11l'k. jaros, Koslku, Rivks-r Ifiryull, Kinvll. Similar. Rolf III Ringliofe-r, Sf'lll'l'HilIIH, Schultz, Kll1'l!l'll Colilslvin, Mzllejrwiv. Krulky. Krulmul Sleicliffrl, Txilnian. Olmramlovir, llusnmn Sloki, Kolvs, Saul. Mn-inor. o 1521A-lx ,','J J Mi:-s Ilorxlwf Row JwQXVvi1n11, Davis, llrurker, Smith, Kl'.Il 'Mikrlll.,Ix'u1l' ll -- Rainni, Poslal, D Q Epshci , Cooli- mzm. I l'i4'1llIHlll,lfli1'I n. lllidlhlgi. Fish- liain. Rau' Ill C' upoluwsp,'Qc-ulniiisli, Bl't'lll'T. Kub fi, .10 'uggix llrulmy. Afl. Row II'--A aenner. P' mor, Nlisek. Tanner, K0ll'5'qlllZigfk. Slilevalg. Ji, A 'i I W Q ,Mi C31 ,, B -V I I' I I x .X i 'ii ,hs xl 3 i . J, wx! yy. Ck- HH: I I 5 X' Y WV 1 ' ix ,Q if 'I 'qv' U J , J 323A-IA MISS fil!UWl.l,l, 'Rau' If-Holm-. Rebi- vvk, l'clrm'l1u. llomzhf-k. Davis. Turvk. Shapiro, xIilll'PI'. Row Ilw -Ross, Wood. Rozlion, Rvzav. Naranvk. Urlmm-k. Ro. kowski, Ruhino, Pokorny, Kullr. Row III--Tlia-ison. .If'zuit, Luvm-oz, Fisher. Kuspar. Hloliil, W'ink. Iladravu, Pillik. Row II --Oherin, Vidis. Galt. Milli-r. Mc1Allisu-r. Figzlv. Konvalinkzl, AIilZZlIl'l'il 325A-11X MISS BUNNI-ZR 'Row I 'I I'Q'1'lllIlZlll Crm-en, Kunvl, Engvlniann, Lane, I,uml- winski, Falk. Sum. Zalilnwn. Ron' Il - Yzmck. Marquarrlt, Pierce, Slfilllik lluf-rlin, Sc-rviny. I,oris, Piloe, Langner Lay, Miss Bonnvr. Row Ill -Koslku fiZ1I'PCI1lf?l', Dvorak, Ilumllcy, fianulli Makowicz, Bawlz, Suchy, Vilrk. Roll' IV- -Doyiff. Doerk, Sampson, Zvtvk, Su- vhzin, Rf,!l'S1'kP, Br-rm-slieim. K4-c, Puvlis nonllowski. 1 Q Q . 1 -llll,-X-IX Klum Bum Rum l-Ki-uzick, Phillip, Sill'lliUll. lfiulu. Yomlrn. Dzivkun. lliv- non. lluuhelik, Burrows. Rau' ll--f-l'u- wlku. llulu-lx, llnnak. Liss, cjlQ'lll2lli. Nloulis. Crum-, Ruhinsml, lluvel, Knzuk. lllouhy, Byers. Rau' Ill -Rokusc-k, Vi- lvlx. liuuhek. lmrsl. Yangl. Aikm-11, Act- vliismi. Slzuwk, Kulvhzm. l.c-wuu, Ni'- tllaulflcry. Fullux. 415A-I A Nllas Romlr- -Rou' I- -Jhmulo. Skuhis, Kluczynski. lluremza, Kulukowska. Kit'- run, Possini, Slurosta. Ron' Il -F1-liroch dvr, Calloway, Sc-hriefler. Mnsil, Nliki- liuh, Liska. .lvlinc1k. Zajiuvk, Kalny, Miss Roehl. Ron' lIl4IIeylek, Kohout. lilaha. Kolodzicjski, Brunelt. Sipla, Mi- nurciny, Cech, Slak. Rau' IV--Farm-ll, Punek. llieper, llohih, Prusek, Furu- lfrneSt. 1071!-QB Xin. BlIl.l.l'1lifRtIIl,' I-Kosar, Salzen- slein, Gurewilz. Coles, Agnich, Elmer. Ron' ll-'WlJkllfk3, Mellon, Rulik, Kllohlaiivll, Meril, Bringar, Siegel. Row Ill - - Cohen, Dunn, Kostuba, Becker, june-5, Ruth, Winrm, Picha. Cermak, Zuvkrnan, Smekal, Cibula, Cummings, l'lt'6llZ1Il. l04B42B Mn. PAs1:um:-R010 If-Colm, Mach. Today, Uhvr, Placay, Magdziarz, Bc-rl, Borlick. Row II-Sherdan, DeLerm, Johnson, Schroeder, Scliroecler, Ritter, Yachuta, Mr. Paschke. Row Ill- Thompson, Schramm. Tetrev. Hett- manek, Teren, Bohav, Miska, Spravka. Klee-man. Page 120 HN ANTE H IUUH-ZR Nllss l'mx'r1l: Run- I 1,1-ilu-will. Xlvrmn- Fun. Cimlrigz. lla-Ima. lhunu. lttvllfll. Luwfky. Ron' ll -Nlurun. Krvln, Slllll' unggvlu, l'nrrvIk. Rnlrins. Nluywlvr, llulwn, Row Ill Sl'lIlllillf. SWAIIIQUII. Skzxwll. llrmley, BlPl'llSl1'ill. Bl'l'lllilll. Lulrin. lfn- gun. WWI!- Il NIH. l,liMIlMIK Kun' I link. l'orluga1l. Bullvmlnrf. Lmin, Svllwzlrlz. .-Klrrullwull. Nlr. Peumwwk. How Il I livke-ri, NUIINW' xIi'SSl1lilll. lilllfll, Slifllll. lllnslu, Katz Buuvz. llnrwilz. Row III ftlillllilgli l reC4l. xI1'NI0llOIl, l I'i'lIlgI'll, Drysvll, llirsll. Lyons. I.icl1. Rus:-lllrcrgl. 3058-213 Mus Slmwlxx 'Row I 'Sm-ln. Mruvck llunkowilz. Brivhtu, VVlliIf'. Tylf-, Bald win, lluspupkzl. How Il -Rnmlm. Svm' Kulmyluk, llize-k, Orrulek, Woruzek Smuznk, Miss Slapuk. Row III' -Slnll Ilurlzlnzm, Hnclynka, Simunluk. Z1-clwl lrlwr. Kryslinak, Roll. Vnral. Row Hf - -Pauly, Lcnc. Vostul, Hukkvn, llcvuney Lmlvik, Mzltzkin. Zilncy. 322B-215 Mis:-. Mf-lJ-xNIlcl.s- Alfmv I 'Kt llllt'lh' Minkus, Puloucck, Schinugl, likl, Stavh niuk, Zelekai, llahlstrom. Row H--fllorzl Iluupl, .laslf'r. jcske, Mikulvc-ky. Mush ol. Kalus. Novak. Roll' lllf- -Vilimek Suukup, Bf'l'2ll1, Kuvera. Circolurlc, Cerh Pulialku, Berg, Senlivanzw. Row IV' - Prusa. Thuelv. Young, Clark, Kowcl man. Zllpill'lCit'll, Zzlmis, Buhyur. Page 121 . v r l v 1 AN ANTE 4-28B-QB Miss PmizRsENiRow I-Dolejs, Harts- man, Coldstew, Kreiter. Zimmerman, Marich, Giles, Hermann. Theisen. Row II-Tebselic, Pinkner, Cernocky, Mish- kin, Leibovich, Kosson, Siggeman, Bri- ohta. Row III-Bells, Janacek, Sleph, Dvorak, Veratausk, Shafran, Koziol, Sampson. Raw IV-Bazata, Sebek, Pin- ter, Havel, Hurt, Drotziger, Krejci, Blacksmith. 106B-QA MR. K-KTZ'-R010 I-Lent, Celles, Nudel- man, Strom. Cantman. Liovitz. Miller. Katz. Row 1lwTepperman, Frannoff, Miller, Monda, Shainer. Krinsky. Or- shan. Row IIIMStatland, Wolf. Lewis. Furie, Weinberg, Bragorga. Schwclsy. 115B-2A MR. B1.0oM-Row I-Robak, Borik Mamsfield, King, Tupa, Mr. Bloom Row Il-Shuster, Kolar, Vesely, Rib- nicek, Redensek. Row 1Il-- Mariotti Deets, Milkovich, Kalivoda, Fajmon Gustafson, Mil-:0l. 119B-IZA MR. Jost-Raw I4Korinek, Fenel, Mass Bart, Tesar, Prokey, Mares. Row II- Gessler, Sinkora, Price, Spurlock, Seme nek, Kraus, Mr. Josi. Row IlI4Stuth Novotny, Pokorny, Waidaz, Mencl Stengler, Erdman, Fletter. 21313-2A Miss IMINQAN Rau' I- Kilf-ns. Junouvll, SIllll'l'ili.lS. Sam-li. Kolirlelkaeil, Hal, Klelr- lm. Rnuf ll -Frcilag, Nuvak. Lain, Lan- ger, Mcffziffvrly. Svfrrik, Smlerslrmn. lfou' III- -Zink, Lucny, Pupelka, KlllC5ll, Fpalcnkn, Dobbertin. Iljelle, Harvel. Rnu' IV-Lavko, Dimuff, Kulmkowski, Plys. Slasarclyk, Lampropulus. Hillen- slvin. 3038-ZA Miss BENSUN- fffRow I-Rarlala, Lopahs, llrmlccky Bertram Procllasku Wiel 09 - - Q g Q Bilek. Cr-lm. Row ll--AMiss Henson, lfrolik. Deliniala, Kasper. Novak, Kori- nvk, Feudel, Koslka, Dralnol. Row Ill - Slomski, Magoc, Ilosck, Brhel, Sla- rnsika, Jaselski. Kokuska, Killlmfl. Row IV--F-indelar. Tnmsovic. Ignowski. Kun- zc-r. Uhr-r, Rottslhalk, Davis, Wislinuw, Kyncl. 3198-2A MISS DI'nAf-'Rolo Iiflluuliu, Reininger. Rivers. Krilcivll, Kranzer, Panek, Ben- e-un. Row II-Liss. Partyka. Falls-, Au- lrnrn, I.:-mbitz, Dolobralz, Miss Duda. Row 111--Mikeska. Tuma, Kamesar, Gardner, Karin. Laska. Row IV-Sus tek, Mcsik. Flank. Chyrlolm, Kalfzls, Bru- lizi, Kurs-niza. -I I TB-ZA Miss fl0I?l2lll.IN f-Ron' I- -Yykkm-il. Vcscly, Suhujcla. Zagorin. Nowicki. Mar- ion, Kyjacvk, Dunrla. Row ll-Couglb lin, Colmlinun, Miller. Sklenar. llesfzk. llillingc-r. Ilomk. jrrrllicka. Run' III' - llrulwc, Sladek. Sindlcr, Novak. Halen- lil. Novorul, f'fzc1'wil1ci1. Czinly. Rnw ll' f--Tyk. Waril, Jirka. Yyvlre-1'. Popular. Finslxy. lfruiss. Kurzuwu. gg, H f'Nt N .XR AN ANTI -12012-2X Nllss l'111111-A111-.l1'1'11 - - RIPICA I- - Ilalli-. K1'11pkz1, Smal. l.lll'LlS. Nllnurik. 1'wI'LilIi'ik. 'Ix1lIlSilli. Xuxrn. Ron' ll -Nliss U111111- 1w1'll1. XYllIgIll'I', Klillllil. Nlillurik. me'- xins. Pvlku. l.tJYCl't'llZ. RlllIIiIlSki. Henl- lik. Sinmikv. Hou' Ill -Knlm'-ky. l,ll- lil1llI1'I'. Nwwuk. llulik. Buliju. Xllllill. Uma. Hl'l'X'll. Run' ll'--film. Bula-. 51-5- lulx. u4'l4Yf'lIk1l. l'o-phil. Hi1'l1111'1l-. Hrluu- wk. lx1m11lx. -I'7l H-'7 X Xllsa D1 NN Run' I -Xivlin-lxi. llvmuk. Swv. l:0llH1II'. Nngxul-lxi, Pu-picl1ul. ldv- 11e-k. Run' Il -Yusvik. llxwwuk. Umrak. llnluly. xYiNllllHl'tl. K11ki1'lski. Run' Ill- Sl!ilI4'llk1l. KIUITIIH. I'111'1'1'H, Bl1111r'k. H9111- svk. xvlhkjflkil, Tera. Run' Il - K1r1'y1'ki. Sujku. SVIIIIIIZ. IA-s111i1-sle'1'. Lipkowill. Slilllfl. lLl'1llliIlQIQ l'. 5. -. 4 1, .lalpa-fky. ln- ' ,I.1ll!l1lilS,tv1l Jifggrk. Nlol . ' ll Syhurfvxalgggf .Nrhlgil If-. Rvmv. l E!ll. N1v1'ot11'f.j Flare' f 1111516 vllllil' f6illlFCJi, Miss Uz11'1'vll.Jli'nl4 IL Slruku. IJ2l lIS- L1-lx. Nlumlur. Vlllldll, 'l'uvv11-le-y, Kl111'7Qr -Ixi. Myl11.L,'W'eTQ1v1Q11'. 'l'1'si11sky. Rum H l1IlPI'XiC'llL1k. Sfvflkqnh ,lfl1'z. -if , M., 6 V 'f,5NWf41 10711-BB XII1. S'l'XX'I'I-1ll- Ron' I---lisscs. Jaffv. l,on1o, Snlway. l'vl'I1lll121Il. Ruse-11ll1a1. S4'llM'ill'll. Kun' Il---K1'116gx01', Nlunzi, Nlillanl. Sllt'I'lllllH. ZilIllIl0I'lllLlll. Rez- nick, Roll1S1'l1il1l. Mr. Slaalvr. Rolf' Ill -Hunt. Polukuw, Clldilill, Havin. Ler- 111-1'. t:1lIlPIl. lie-n1lf'1', Ril'llIIlill1. Page 124 ,J AN AN ISF' 7' l X . 11, A . AL - LLEEHU 2121238 Alll. CHHK Howl Kills. llojrlik, Kl'l'll xILlll4'lllN'I'f.K, Curtain, S1TlllllIlLll'l'il'!', Voss Mlarlvnofl. Rum Il- Svolmoela, flll0llUl'1l Spevuk. 'l'iQ:1r, Soukup. Nomlrusku Margolis. Vokuv, Mr. Cook. Raw Ill Mision, Katz, l.umline, Sonkup, Ofle-ll nal, Wnfillvr. SVilllllH'l'll. King. 212611-.'!l! Nlns. lluls Run' I Uzinu-k, llulrinvr. 'IX-lzlwlts. xV1'll'ilIHl, xvilfll. xlill'lllllZl. ffllov. HllllIllgill'tlllt'1'. Llllllllfl. Ron' ll - Pivomlu. liszlk, llowdvn, fforlvo. lloupy Pollunkzl. llousku, Re-rny. Sukup. Nlutvi Uv..-. Mrs. :mum Run- Ill -I-Ikl, Holikl Prosck. Forst, Prillvl. Caisse-I. lirnil xlill'll! li. Rllllll1'k. RfljLt'li. l ish A 1421241-SHS Miss BVIISIK Run' If 4Vilim. Bl1'lll'l' Vilous, Nosek, Laulgllscll, ll:-sle-rf:-lml! Jelinek, Nm-as. Row ll --Vlman, Nur: mam. Kills, llatku, Pvkofsky, Block, Dv- lucu. Thi:-ry, llrmly, llurlev. Row lllv - lfavalmugll, Collins, Parnek. Novak Sl:-lzek, Crovlwlt, Mlamly. S1'lllllll. On' lll'ilt'L'li. -lfllfl-ISR Mn. C-nlr:u'I'srl-:1.nl':n--Row If -Marek Brtis, Ffllllillllll. Stock. Stevens, Moral: Forbes, Opielinski, Mr. CllI'Ilf'l'I!4fClLli'I' Rau' II Allazucku. lllzulik. Kurannus 0110. Brychta, Spiegel, Otto Haas Venlunla. Row III' -K4-Sslflr. Nllflkff McKinnon, Skon-pu, Nmnec, lluclmro Funos, Klt'llll'lllIk. Klir, Mikal. lllgc Ili Q 1 1 402C-3A MR. SAFFIR -Row IN Bowles. Trochirr Loomos, Jaklpwocz. Porter, Slapal- Frish, Janda. Row Il-Mr. Saifir, Koi delik. Janke, Vlach, Kokoska, Kaspei Zeithammel, Vondrak, Szczesny. R01 III-Vrtis, Jankini, Vasic-ek, Nemecek Klapp, Chodur, Roth, Turek. Machurz Schwartz. Row IV-Vale-nta, Doceka' Synakiewica, Dulla, Moncek. 210C-SA Miss DII.l.l0NfR01l7 lv--Srerwine, F1012 ke. Mateja, Kadlec, Carek, Vlcek, Zufar Zelina. Row ll-Fox, Fester, .Ie-nik Jacobs, Kunz, DeNava, Brousil, Bical' Novak, Szczesny, Buresh, Miss Uillor Row III-Klein, Habriel. Savas, Carper ter, Kubat, Hamatzl. Doear. Hosmar Price. 228C-3A Miss Domi:---Rouf I--Webster, Om King, Cuba. Halicka. Hoslicka, Hai ranek, Vitek. Row lIAKlima, Peters Svelal, Pirko, Zeeclyk, Stepanek, Cohr Sirovatka, Otto. Row Ill-Rebik, Du. clerk, Rancik, Dvorak, Hlava, Bair Scunimerhorn, Talib, Zummer. Row ll --Karpiek, Hlinka. Kleeman, Murphy Tuma. Kmuch, Zih. Perina. 312C-SA Mus. BECK-'ROW I-fStengcl, Knnvalii' ku, Husarik. imlcwk. Mellon. Kamis Woeltjv, Russ, Wrmding. Mrs. Becl- Row I1-Sirovatka. Spiwak, Sak, Cole stein. Swatos, Vcsely. Pluth. Wilknwsk ffauoll. Kviclera, Feigeubamn, Frierlmar Cerfla. Row 111fBlll'CllZ1lT1, Schroei Kinsman. Blazaich, Dzmek, Vysa, Cm' rafl. Misa, Kadera. Mayer. 31812-IBA Miss Nlnzimi-:l.is Raw I -llululx, Fu dak, Miss Mi:-haelis. Losos, ixI00l'l'. Phil ipp, llruzu, Pelrailis. Hou' Il'-KUIIVII linliu, Car-parik, Sinmiivk, 3l2lllI'li'll Lucas, Munill, Rocseke, Sinkulu. Nemei- Row Ill- Sunwv, Slipslcy. Bc-rry, ,lulin son, Ryclilik, Pusaleri, liulrus. 'Xller Srp. 32264 IHA Miss fP'I.mln' Run' I Lungner, Bm tom, l'a-ksu, Heels, Klein, l rycm'k. Slum nrvliv, Miss O'I.eary. Row ll- -lluelmner Rvgnvr, llolpucli, Fr-rl, Stciningor, Illu vac, luLH'llilll, llolxrovalny. Rum Ill' Mzilivll. l.ikzls, Vrlnu, Dvorak, Kaliovm' Ales, llranill, Opal. 403C-3A Mus. Sr:m-gl.r.- -Row I -Hillik, Buli- Krislufe-lc, Krivucck, l'r4'liul, Zufun O'fImnwr. Mrs. Svllcll. Row II Bcrg Fuilli, lliluvivll. Holesovsky, Kl0llll'llllk Cisar, Fvlbzilr, Nowak. Row Ills -Pivka Rokos, Oloinirk, Sclllavllt. lloruli, llu- bak, Vulvmlu, Bvrousck, llluvin. 40-1-4 l-SA E. ljuw-urns. 'Tear-lien---Rim' I-Mladiu, Silllzl, Latlul, Musek, Kulrknwski, K0- morous, Knhoun, Larsen, lloreni. Row ll-Farrell, Bfrnisf-k, Ilornnlf, Holzman, Kulzendorfcr, lvanec, Zc-tel-1, Pika. Ron' Ill-Builzius. Sell. Vana. Smetuk, Erl- noznik, Cordey, Ryva, Cloner, Prilvyl. 1 Q -105C-3A Min l'lo1:.x5 V-Ron' I4Cov4l. lladralia, Kulzir. lleltl. SiIllYll0IlS, Paly, Mikes. D1'agisir'. Rau' I1fSnn'z. Feinberg, K0- xnrik. Kariolick, Plot. Kyzivat, Zeincik. Sinnik, Spnrny, Frecle-rick. Row Ill- llnnuk, Melaniecl. Brolin. Suobofla. Ari- ent. Ugrina, Kilpatrick. Piotowski. Uryscli, V6-nlnnla. Row lV4Sykora. Viclnna, Pohl. Piksa, KliH1Cl1llk, Rnsnak. lilntwn, Micllalek, llavlilc. 117D-4B Mn. STEVI-INSON-R010 I-Koniney, Tisli- lcr. Snta. Tuder, Holpucli, Anthony. Kalmar. Drtina. Row llglileidon, Ol- linich, Pojaman, Knchla. Goldman. R0- galski. Cap, Will, Wilacllu. Row 111-7- Yoncliota. W'arazek, Gabriel. Kaplan. Tabor, Kantner, Goldman, Maclia. SL besta. Row IV-Blaha, Amako. Crka- nck, Koontz, Maciejewski, XVl1ile, Rus- svll. Snski, Willialii. 215D-4B MRS. BORGA--Row I-DCllISL'l1Bf, Sopsick Wm-inberg, Janecka, Holnb, Pl6Iil'ilH , Sarrasin, Sigalos, Henning. Rou' 114 Kziramas, Hesik, Candra, Zarat. Prince Czajka, Vokaty, Mrs. Borg. Row ll1-- 1 Malina, Mysicka, Kesel, Dominik, ffhrastka, Safranek, Ruzicka, Hamer Row IV-Salava. Knnes, Martinec, Ku vera. Misic, Pearve, Barluga. Page 128 E PUHTISSIMI 222111-IB NIR. RIYKICIK Run' I-V --Rinkvr, Komnwr Kukrul. Nlatcjovsky, Cnrrulmllu. Snnlrl I,4mg:vvay. Moyzis. Skuluk. Row ll -Uv- rmles. Hurejs, Pirka. Wagner. Knulm. lie-ran. Lnpporle, Sadlo, Krvetec, Bisek Row III Pvszl, ffhor-hula, Klvvku, lull- svk. Cllslufsml. Kamik. Vim-k. Muri- olll. Y urn-lm. 22717-HI 1 , , . . Nllss f.l'I.Xlili hour I 5llllYll. I.n'lnIm-r- mum. Crvfmfif-lil. Solwuy. Blllllll, Slzlsui- lis. Barlogu. Ron' II Nudclnmn, Frann- vvllic. Rupsvln. Poplar, XVnrlnm'. llalvis. Ure-en. Kun' III flfinkle-, Sm-knsmn, Huf- rie-hlcr. Laulll. Yusllik, SK'llI'lllYllIl, Iscn- lu-rg. -I-QTDJIB Miss Bl'llSlK Run' I ',IOIlIlF4lll, Kuslev- ki. Srachniak. Silva-rnlun, Mojzis. Lla- sich. Murovilz. Row II---llrulmy, llingu- man, Um-tynka. Skail. Crlsumini. Krue- glar. HMT. Rum IIl4Pm'l1nlrrurlsky, Cnr- wlvyev. Kfllllbil. Krllsinu. Subelle. Bvlin- ski. C. Novak, I.. Novak. Ron' IV- - Mikesku. Sluslny, Puvlakos, Miller, Fli- der. Kainy. skillil. llagc- l 29 Q U ILL mm SEHULL INITIATES Eugene Likas. lrma Allard, Emily Cesal, Lillian Castek. Mary Fremgen, Ruth Frohriep, Eleanor llejna. Lorraine Husa, Geraldine Parker, Cadys Riha, Lorraine Taraba, Helen Velek. Alice Verlinger. Emily Fagulee. Maxine lde, Ruth McDowell, Evelyn Pavlicek, Coria Sladek, Phillip Vessels. SPEAKERS LeRoy jirik, Virginia l.aulh. Jean Pleticha, Earl Nlarovtx. Nick Slachinika, Alice Cizek, Emily llruby. Ruth Tischer. joseph Carrabotla. Alvin Anthony. Raymond Svoboda. Ruth Kesl, Gloria Sleiber. On June 17, 1943, twenty-two Farragut students received their Quill and Scroll Awards. In am impressive ceremony, Mr. Ritzrna presented pins to those who had worked on our two publications, the Log and Scroll. Students adapted themselves from leisurely peace time writing to forceful wartime journalism. Many of the initiates have now graduated leaving behind an in- spiration for the willing hands that have inherited their work. They set the example by which we follow and serves as our goal. The members of the Quill and Scroll belong to an international organization. The added prestige of belonging to this society is heightened by the knowledge that members have been recognized as outstanding students as well as writers. This award is the only recognition that these budding HBris- banesv receive during their high school tenure, as the Scroll and Animal do not give Hby linesii as author credit. Page 130 , A-,,,,-,M . ,t,,,,1g'Qt,., , ' Q Y.-.l'.-.7..-.t,. .. , ., A - .- e..7 .... 4....T-...... .. ...Y , I ,,., Ye., , ,T . -,.IffT.- . . , .. ,, ..L-,,-4. er. .4 .. . Y . . . ...- t.-e,. M... , . , ,, .-, ... -. 1... i l .., . . . . f, Ron' I 'Miss O'I.i-ary. Miss Benson, Mr. Past-like. Mr. llorwieh. Nlr. Sieden- strangz. Miss Ehrenwerlh. Miss Wells. Rau' ll Mr. Cook. Mr. lluskin, Miss Linskey, Miss Johnson, Miss Morgan, Nliss Jorgenson, Miss Ueer. Miss Crow- r-II. Mr. Peaeoek, Mr. Miller. FACULTY BUWLI li i A The Hve team league ol' pin-splitters made up of Farragut teachers ha just Completed its twenty-four week season. Starting in Uetoher at lVla-ior' for the third straight year, some qualms were entertained as to whether wit the unsettled lf0lNlltl0ll of allairs, the schedule eould he earried through t the end. There may have heen faster leagues in the c-ity, hut few funnier. 'l'h idiosyneraeies of the howlers were more than matched hy the unpredietahl and sometimes annoying sallies and whims of the pin setters. Notahle achievements were manyg a few should he mentioned. Over the season George Peaeoek led the seven men with an averag ot' l64-.5. Cenevra Ceer led the ladies with l32.6. Her exceptional earlj season performance slaekened. hut when the going was tough. her eohort of the winning Captains came through like real ehampions to take the lean title. These other melnhers of the eonquering quartet were M. S. Johnson Viola Pertle and Joe Miller-. High game for the men was 2241. posted hy lil. Pasehke. Miss Cc-er' l9fl' topped the ladies. George Peacock cracked 200 seven times. In the sweepstakes Eddie Pasehke distinguished himself hy eithe winning or sharing in all prizes. Mary Morgan as seeretary set a new high in efheieney as master ol' thi slide rule and league's howling form. Particular referenee should he made to a few features of the eolorfu season. George Peacock managed to force a hall hetween the six-ten spare He calls this special delivery the shrink hall. Mary Benson uses a hall tha is heing studied hy the rules eommittee. It has rifle sights set on the tor of it as she faees the foul line. It gets results. Dana Crowell uses a hal that she is ahle to direet hy remote control. Katherine 0'l.eary is a stylis as you would suspeet and her follow through is a must in the howling lines. Page H1 TEENS CLUB Row I Steininger, Becker, Bornstein. Silver, Schwartz, Colden, Pinsky, Sny- der. Raw II-Robins, Schultz, Scherf- fius, Kresner, Regner, Patt, Kaufman, Cohn, Sibulsky. Row Ill-Lich, Hor- witz, Forst, Pecken, Malich, Machacek, Ross, Siegal, Kucera. GERMAN CLUB Row I--Podharry, Marek, Otto, Otto. Busch, Eisenberg, Price, McKeome, Maas. Row ll-Petras, Lopahs, Marku- lin, Husarik, Brkan, Hadrava, Nacy. Roeseke, Begoun. Row III--Theisen, Feudel, Kasper, Feudel, Mrs. Mills, Dvorak, Moutvic, Tomschin, Zink. BATON TWIRLERS Row I-Sauer. Row Il-Mraz, Senica Schultz. DRAMATIC CLUB-II Row IwMrs. Ruth Pressell, Rossof, Za- mek, Kout, Samuel, Slovsky, Friedman, Stanek, Kovarik. Raw ll-Phillips, Hrody, Bramson, Dolak, Katz, Leibo- vich, Ostrowsky, Springer, Stelzer. Row Ill-Dvorak, Racik, Oleniak, Wolf, Asher. Wilensky, Hudec, Sleph, Wilin- kin, Stone. DRAMA GROUP II Row IW-Dedis, Ross, Rubino, Lopahs, Mrs. Pressell. Row ll-Kohojt, Kostka, Rezac, Kulakowska. Row Ill--AKaramas, Elak, Blunck, Stelzer, Hlobil, Brunett. OFFICE MACHINES Row lilludek, Pekofsky, Giordano, Siggema, Eggers, Lisak, Warnock, Man- rich, Koontz. Row ll-Samotky, Saul, Richman, Dushek, I-Iavel, Gordeyev, Goldstein, Lewan, Anst. Row III-Orna, Klein, Pochabradsky, Zdenaglik, Dovo- rak, Chaitin, Fremgen, Halrk, Sawick. Row Ill-Sherlene, Drew, Kouba, Cer- wy, IIuf'f, Rieve, Rulik, Benson, Haffer. SLIDE RULE GROUP I Row I-Kjar, Choc, Roth, Turek. Row II-Peska, Vitous, Kunes, Krause, Zouc. SLIDE RULE GROUP II Raw I-Pohanka, Rich, Docekal, Erz- noznik. Row II-Pribyl, Kowlk, Smetak. TEENS CLUB At each meeting of the Teens Club short skits are presented to show the girls how to cope with the many problems with which they are confronted today or some form of musical entertainment is provided. Each semester a party is held for the mothers who are guests of honor. During the German Club period games are played in Cer- man-a sort of class room baseball where the batter is thrown a question instead of a ball. In order to get to first base he must have the right answer. A treasure hunt and luncheon is planned for the end of the semester. MAJ ORETTES Here they come! That's the familiar remark that covers the audience at our festivals as the pretty majorettes come marching down the aisle in their snappy costumes. No doubt you have all seen them and were fascinated by their clever- ness with the baton and who wouldn't be? It isn,t every lass who can do those tricks. The credit of this club goes to Mr. Goldberg who is doing a fine job with these girls, don't you agree? THE DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club under the direction of Mrs. Pressell, and with William Ross as president, has been reading one-act plays. Monologues and short skits are presented during the club meetings by members. Room 413-15 is set up in modern oflice style and is also conducted in this manner. Interested students are given instructions on the various operating machines. Some of these are Burroughs, comptometers, Marchants, Victor Ad- ding Machines, Dictaphones, and typewriters. By using this office equipment, students obtain a better understanding of hand-operated machines. SLIDE RULE In the Slide Rule Club students learn to multiply, divide, raise to powers and extract square roots of numbers. The Slide Rule helps a student to rapidly calculate and estimate answers to problems. It is of special benefit to stu- dents studying physics and chemistry. Page 133 SPUHT5 AT FAHHAEUT l943...l944 gi-NW-mr Fans 'ici QYWSYIQ ...Y - '- '5i'Q Row lfRandle, Kristoufek, Sojka, Vachuta, Delamata, Weber, Borlick, Mr. Fox. Row Il-Price, Dnlla, Holub, Kipta, Forbes, Lorek, Dobrovolny, Provinsky, Sigalos, Marion, Feldman. BASEBALL 1944 JAMES FOX Beginning the season with impressive victories over its first four opponents and then dropping a heart-breaker to Cage Park 4-3, put the Admirals undisputed in first place with eight games left on its schedule. Most outstanding amongst its victories was the 2-0 victory over last year's city champions, Harrison High School. Phillip also fell before the Farragut steam rollers 24-2 under a terrific barrage of batting power. Tilden became the next victim as a result of a 4-0 defeat with Englewood falling next in succession 27-0. Then Cage Park, a fifth place ball club at the time of publication, defeated Ihe Vikings 4-3 in a game of untimely errors which caused the defeat. Coming back more determined than ever, the Admirals slaughtered Phillips again 33-4. Dan Price and Randle handled most of the pitching chores with a marked improvement over last year. Timely hitting was supplied by Moyzis, Holub, Forbes and a new face in the lineup, Krestufek. Returning will be Forbes, Krestufek, pitcher Loreli and Feldmen, who will make up the nucleus of next year's squad. Page I 35 .K 1 - .m-LJx .wh tr FOOTBALL TEAM Row IfSvoboda, Bower, Nagel, Krsten- ko, Golden, Noack, Garnett, Tosky, Schultz, Phillips, Kessela, Watman, Prazek. Row ll-Sumoskia, Kokuska, Prchal, Synakiewicz, Kasik, McMahon, LeMar, Cowser, Lupac, Erznoznik, Hol- ub. Smazik, Kalmar, Weinberg, Vokaty, Otto. Row III-Curran, Andreas, Gla- ser, Podhradsky, Piazza, Zelenka, Opiel- inska, Schultz, Mr. Williams, Moran, Schuth, Kostka, Tebhetts. Schroeder, Mladenoff, Loren, Giles, Petras, Caba. FUIJTB LI. 19411 MAU RICE WILLIAMS Couch Page 136 Losing many key players through graduation, selective service, and injuries, Farragutls blue and gold grid machine was unable to turn out a victory for it enthusiastic supporters. With the departure of co-captains, Victor Deutcher and William Hawkins, to the armed forces, the Ad- mirals were left with inexperienced men for key positions. Sophomore George Prchal took over Deutcher's full back spot while ends Dick Wein- berg, HlVlarph,, Kopukka and Ken Cwoser at- tempted to plug the hole left by Hawkins, leave taking. The quarter back spot was filled by ex-guards Lighting 'avokatyi' and '4Bishop Goldan. The rest of the backfield was Dick Tosky who played most of the season with a bad ankle and Milton Ticka who gave indications of becoming a sensa- tion. He was out the entire season with a broken shoulder which he injured during the Phillip's game. Nick Noach, the only healthy back, pitched Farragutas only two touchdowns, one to Tosky and one to Cowser. Over line was alternated strong and weak. Ralph Kalmar and Ted Phillips played an in- spired tackle. Bob Garnett played center thru out the entire season flawlessly and his line back- ing was slightly terriflic being in on most of the tackles. Georg Shultz, guard, was out the entire season with a pulled ligament. The guard spot was held down by rookies Dick Zelinka and Georg Shultz aided by the reliable Alex Kros- teanko. Although a disastrous season is behind them, Coach Williams is looking for a successful sea- son next fall. With practically all of his key men back and one year's experience behind them plus the continued loyal support of the students, he does not expect to be the doormat of the Cen- tral Section any longer. Q Q . N . l'ill'l'ilglll s Junior and bfxllllll' lmslwllmll lmlns von- vlumlml their most successful SPHSOII in l'vc'c'l1l vez11's. Both lvanls, lllNlf'l' lhf- Villlkllllff mlircm-lion of Coach Fox. almlvzimreml to the tlllill'l0l' finals in city c'umpc'liti4m wht-re Hwy wvw rlcfvalvcl by Ihr' f Yf'llllI2lI City vhaunpions. Hu- lnlcl-svusml ilfllllllllll ul svwluil plzixfws imm XIHIIIPY lo thv lighlm-iglll lfxillll pluyml il lrvig part in w - - r w - that ll'illllS splendid SIIUWIIIQ. H10 hvuvws who lost ilu-lr first ivw przu-tum-v gaum-H nnprcwc-ml slvurlllv as the QUQINUII Ill'0gI'l?SHl'll. BASKETBALL 191111 SIQNIUH IMSKlC'l'BAI.I, Rum I Zufun. Koontz, Jlllllfflll, Mikula, l'ri4'c-. Hungv. Raw II- Zllfilll, Sojka, Gf?llSkl'. lfnx, l'lllll'Il, llllvllro, Kllkl'lll Row Ill -l.itwin. Kulukowski, Gzilxrivl llusurik. Hurik. S1-l111eimlf'l'. v JUNIOR l5ASKH'l'l!AI.l. Row I Kaplan, Llllicll. Mnymis, fzillll- muu. Ron' ll Zufun, Komnwr, 1.11p- pul'Il', ,l. ll. Fox. t'0ill'll, Miller. Wlnlf Kukrul. Roll' Ill -Turslxis, llillik, llc- lilllillil, Krivzlvvk. Krislufc-k. 1 Page 1 37 TH Eli AT FAHHAEUT More optomistic than ever before, Coach Earl Canfield held high hopes for his seniors as the opening meets saw them sweep a double victory from Marshall High School while the juniors were able to split losing its first and then coming back a victor in the second. Bad weather throughout spring held up practice meets with other high schools' squads and were confined to practice in the corridors. Both teams are working hard for the section and city meets at this writing and there is good cause for optimism in placing some of the squads stars in the city meet. Edward Fencl, last year,s junior captain and now holding the same title on the senior squad has been the main spark of the seniors. In his first meet, he timed 10.6 for the 100 yard dash. Other outstanding members of the senior squad who show potential ability are Claud Koontz, versatile trackman, Clement Sasek, Joe Gabrial, Elmer Baren, Daniel Wheirllmer and Harold Baum. The junior squad, guided by Captain George Marriotte, has a good chalice of placing in the city. Uthers who show possibilities are James Anderson, Edward Fiala, Bob Kolar, Tom Maracek, Joe Stachniak, and Joe Ladvik. Most of these juniors will become next year,s seniors and We hope stars. D' D7 Q' 1:2 l,l'.l llzli .NND tllllfl HON llllilli Hun' I Nlnnn. Springer. lfkl, Lukuell liulll llulnux fltllllll llu runsl K i. ..i. ' - YRIIFUW, 'l'rinlxu. 'o o fs' lx l tllltfl lu, ter Xi-ny. l'i1'l4l. l'1-su. Ur:-enlrerg, Jueolmsori. nn' Ill l,ll'llK'll2l. llerofles, Kraus. lilll lu-ri. lluff. llunoler. Silxer. 12. X. K. 0lfI ltIHRS tfonrzul. llerosles. l'lf'Iit'll1l. l'l'Nil. Boasting the largest lnemhership of any organization of the st-hool. the GAA has geared itself to a program of wur nelivities. The outstanding affair of the season was the CAA Dance. April 15. The money received from this gala affair was used to huy gilt hoxes for iformer Farragut students now in the service. The girls liuve also eontrihuted 2525.00 to the lnfantile Paralysis Fund. Stiff competition is being exercised in the girls' gym tor the promotion of physical htness. The CAA is sponsoring another Posture Contest. for we are determined to show the Wzitts that Farragut girls have as line posture us they have. Some of the outstanding cluhs are howling. hiking, swimming, und Illillly others. There are also many opportunities to receive awards. The officers are Lorraine Herodes. president ,lean Conrad. viee-presi- dent, Dorothy Pesa, secretary, and Jenn Pletielni. treasurer. ,llenriettai Holpuch, the new entertainment t'llilll'lllilll offers many laughs for alll CAA girls. llll' Page 139 Il!-I.!-I. SIQNIUK G..'X.:X, llRUl7I' I Run' I INI:muIx. XYLIIIFT. Ifwvrl. I,lIIx2l4'II, LIQI. l'm-11-r. 1,1141-Ix. Alllilllb, IrllllIl'Il. II1II'Il'Illll'1'I. Nlunn. Rau' II--Krllrtglcr. KI1-i4Iun. llvlwnlini. IInu-Iyllku, Sufrul nclx. IIm'l1vIvi1'u. llmwotlu. Ile'lnIx'9. Slu- Ie-al. Zlisn-l'. Fllwvrr. Rauf III -Ilingumuu. Hllzivlxu. Iiumlru. I'rim'v. I,If'lIl'IlLl. Fur- ruhin. xIIXIlilI'rIxI. IXIQICIIZI. IIee4ik. Nlzxlnu- wk. IIc'nningL. Rau' Il' -I,a1luI. I.illlIIl. I x'um'n'lIic-. I'upIzu'. Yl1rin'I1. .IZ1l'IiP, ,Iam--. Yanmluck. Nuvnk. Wlvlfu. Ifuln-n. Sl-NIMH ll..'X.X. lililll I' Il Run' I- I'm-rIwn. Ixuul. I'1'vvl1Irvl'g, lmlll- lwrg. Ilmildq. Bell. I.isIu1r. Nlalinu. IIuI'ri4'I1lvr. fvlvk. Warsaw. Run' II Kagan. NI:-ml:-Ifmm. 'I'ulIxin. Iirulnwn. Oluninimtk. .IzuIruv:1. ,It-m'IP1', IIorau's'Ii. Kmmll. Klil'llllIIllIll. IIllsariIi. Run' III IIruI1y. IQzu'anxz1s. I'IIgf'nson. Iflge-nsun. Silw-r. Rose-nIeImI. l.u1-Iury, Iirkzm. I'm'I1- ulrrzulsky. Iimlhu. ihmlvyf-v. Kun' II Yuvru. XYinIxIe-r. Suukup. Silllllllil. IEP- IHUTZIS. Iiluulu. Ifvlmlnvs. Davis. Ihlmllffr. IIINSUI. Ile-iw. SICNIUII ll.X.'X. GROII' III Run' I Iiuwn. IICIYIIII. I'inaky. Xlillvr. SIQIIIIHIPII. IKl'klllNf'. IxIlll'IlllI'2l. IIaIIer. xIlIill'l'Ix. I'u1'1Il1Iwky. fxlm-nuI1Iik. Rauf II Fmmwwk. 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Z1-1114'iIx. YI-11I1111I11. Klan- wn. 5ll'lQ'llNy'. KIINIIIZIII. Nu1'1111111. II1111 III .IIlt'lIIi, II1'mIy. KiIpz1I1'i1'Ii. Iiyzivul, PI111' QIIIIAZ. K:11'inIim'Ii. Ilulik. SvnI1mI II1'II4Il'l'. 5u111:1I11y. Zo-I:I:1. Row II Ignwx. YZIIIVQIIJI. II11N11z1k. I,m'uQ. I111I1-vk Xvsf-ly, II11IIIsl4-111. I'Q1'IL.'f'HIlilllIll. Wbslmvi Fle'In'I'. Ififzlt. ll Page 142 C.A.A. REPRESEN'l'A'l'lVES Row I--Lasso, McMahon, Novak. Ekl, Lukach, Hnfrichlvr, Laulh. Row II-- Trinka. Domrese, Dvorak. Fert. Hulka, Kolodziejski. Row III-Birha, Rnzicka, Kariolick. Crane. Schroeder, llavel, C1-rveny. Figle, C.A.A. V0LLEYH1XI.I, Ruw I-Svambera, Onilrucek, Skorepa, Pospisil, Palumli, Hurt, Dudek, Cerni- cek, Valvoda, KlllZL?I1Llllfft'I, Bensik, Likas. Row Ilf'I'rinka, Mauhalek, Cas- Iek, Walter. Hroch, Vese-lka, Dominik, Vrba, Kahoveu, Horwitz. DeNuvu. Opal. Row III-Brandi, Henning, Larsen. i.nm'htan, Warsaw, Elgensun, Polaknw, Lerner, Cohen, Katz. Krejsa, Hutz. Row IV---Siniana, Sonkup, Winkler. Necas. Shallcross, Reichert, Kinsman. Kapiugi, Szczefsny. BOYS GYM SECRETARIE5 Row I-Dlouky, Skalak, Hofrichler, Lauth, Francettic, Giordano. Spevak, Bners, Hasman, Ondracek, Svambera, Fox. Naiman. Canfield, Williams, Drti- na. Iinkach, Eki, Chndora. Lnvve, Cl'21il'lP, Carpenter, Kutchab. Creedon. Monlis, Gasparik, Mrazck, Zac-kman, Vnkac. .I-HL UFFIIIEH5 Band . . Band Parents , Baseball . Basketball . Bowling Faculty.. . Boys in Service .,..,,. .,.... Calendar of Events ....,..... Camera Contest... . Chorus lBoys'i. . Chorus fCirls'J .. Class Oliicers, January. . Clubs . . Club Pictures.. College Day . Farragut Flashes.. . Football . ...... ............... . Freshmen Divisions ..,. . G. A. A... . .. , .... Girls and Boys in Services.. Gold Stars.. ......,..... .... ............ . . Honor Society .... .. In Memoriam... . January Graduates .......... June Class Officers ........... June Graduates.. Junior Divisions. ....,, . Letters, Service Men... .. Butch Jack Lorraine Husa Bob and June Helen Bousek George Rousek, M.M..3rd Class Mr. and Mrs. George Rousek Marlon Rlmsa Pvt. Robert Bovisud Shorty and Bird Bob Vacek Elalne Spalenka Frank Sykora Joe Blaha Jlmmy and Elalne Jay Hronec Rudy Llska Mary Zorko Dorothy Zajlcek Blanche Novak Elsle Kupka John Sykora Frances Sykora Vlncent Sykora Gladys Tatak LeRoy Jlrik Miss Mary J. Morgan Edward A. Kupka. Esq. Lllllan Florian Elanor Miller Vlasta Waddell Vlasta and Loule Helen Zraly Patrlcla Halre Flshle and Shorty Leonard Schoenhofen Elsle Horolek Joy and Pat Elsle and Tony Ryva Helen and Jerry I DEX Fido and Darle Flo Svoboda. Dorry and Bob Kabat Micky D. Big Beverly Laurle Gerry Don Hamer Jean and Ralph Vlasta Myslcka Mary Ann Safranek Yum Yum Rosie the Riveter Jlrlna Princova Betts Bunny and Dutch Football Hero 3 Football Hero 31 Football Hero 64 Marcella Valento Rlcbard Kruzlck Edward Tyle Richard R -ubelik Emily Hruby Adeline Kaplan George Choc Lorralne Vesely Vera Manak Wllllam Bottom Lillian Cardk George Kaspar Charles Knlar Charlotte Bruna Magdalen I-Iruhy Janle and Bob K. Al Anthony Phyllis Prlce Mildred Chodora Flfl Price Loree Novak 94-95 100 136 135 143 36-39 46-47 129 99 98 17 105 130-131 29 . 30-31 134 114-117 138-141 33 . 34-35 110-111 64 . 18-23 49 . 50-62 123-125 , 41-42 Library Log Log Salesman . Manley Memories. Orchestra . . .. P. T. A. Quill and Scroll... Scroll . . .. .. Senior Activities, Senior Divisions. Senior Key... Senior Play. . Senior Snapshots. Service Guild, .... . S1:rvicemen's Map. Servicemen's Snapshots. Sophomore Divisions... Student Council.. . .. Summer School Grads ..... Student Guidance. Track .. .. ....... . ..... H. .. Tintypes of Seniors.. . Teachers by Dept ..... Teachers Roster.. War Effort Advertisements. Natalie Gordeyev William Kosteckl Earl V. Marovltz Flattop Mlkeska Gamma Sigma Delta Sorority Vera and Bob Bunny and Charles Bllly the Kid Stastny 426 D Bubbles Harrlet Basterash Rose Bezdek Bee Bleek Elaine and Esther Dell Domrese Bobble and Dostal Evelyn Marquart Violet Moberg Helene Llsak Equus Club Chester Blgus Joe Blson Joe Brodnlckl Louis Golan Ralph Murawskl Ralph Staske George Seckar Meatball I Meatball II Meathall III Ev Zamls Eleanor Batka Shirley and Everybody Doll and Lilac Terry and Freckles Dorothy Panel: Gladys Kovarlk Frenchy .lo and Dlck Lll Brkan Ybbll Libby Kormunda Ken Vlacek Helen Hadrava Dutchie and Whlskers Nickle and Laurle Mrs. Harris Marie Auburn .lune Schwartz Edward Rakosnlk llllllle and Ed l'll2lI'lBS Vand Jerrle and Al Don Worst Harvey L. Horwlch Edward Umek Ted and Torchy 77lst Col. Gtforge Mahr Bla Bob 302D Alice Ulzek Bernie and Ann Joe and Mlml Robert Vasak Trixe and Helen H. Nnlllll Nelen Alfred Greuthouse Gnlhurts L. A. Pada Dorothea Krueger lsnhel Ann M. R. Watson Fred Forte Lad and Joe Loraine Lattal Ilene .lesslo Olds .losephllle Mor-sc 109 102-130 113 . 77-92 96-97 106 . 128 100-101 26-28 126-127 16 32 25 107 40 . 38-39 119-122 104 24 99 137 48 . 10-11 8 43-45 Page 145 Page 144 MA LEY WELL WISHERS Doris Adler Madelyne Schaflner Toby Marx Barbara Newman Ray Svoboda Roberta Silverstein Suzanne Ellen Toby and Bud Tom E. Cikanek II Myrna Zamek Hyman B. Halman Harsh and Es Arky, Phyll and Pat Joan and Lenny David Schwarz Norman Gartlnkle Maxle Hoffman Bobby Moss Mr. Homer E. Bale Irving Horowitz Myrna Simons Jackie Silverman David Bromberg and Sister Frieda Rablnovltz Charlotte Stolfa Col. Louis Rosen Jack and Estelle Trina and Ted Perlman Morris Gershbein Tootsie Ross Irene Mann Bltterkln Earl Berman Lllllan Kronenberg Raise and Morry Felger Family .lerry Schultz Karm Harold Waldman Make Lonlgro Estelle and Jack Seymour Samuel Elaine and Shirley Gail and Elaine Estelle. Ruth and Jackie Leona Cohen Stlueqky and Irv Mr. and Mrs. I. Finkel Yetta Rubin Marilyn Golden Niece and Morrle .lackle and Irv Leo Horwitz Miss Edythe Greene Miss Florence Schwartz Hymen Chalmers Albert Fish Al and Lee Pearl Baer Mary Amato Sonja Kagan Shirley Om-aut Marian DeTolve Fay Schwartz Lorraine Elgenson Jack Kornblatt Sam Altschuler lrwln Blzar Libby Rossnf Annette Slefzal Concetta Giordano Irene Hutt' Edith Handler Theresa Bartoluccl Eleanor and Al Swede of Achotes Mrs. Mae M. Mlnne Mrs, Loretta McGurk Character Sigma Chl Sorority Ettee and Ann Sally and Eunice Toby and Ralse Thelma and Anatol Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Cohen Kr Family Alpha Gata Chi Sorority Toby and Myrna Elaine and Charlotte Marian and Estelle ' .loan and Shirley Mr. and Mrs. S. Zamek Mr. and Mrs. S. Kalllck Mr. and Mrs. W. Rich Mr. and Mrs. H. Milgrom Arlene and Mark Sherry and Bobby Mr. and Mrs. J. Wolfe Debby, Allen and Mugsy Mr. and Mrs. B. Badis Mr. and Mrs. P. Badls Capt. and Mrs. J. DeTolve Mr. and Mrs. B. Stolfa Marilyn, Chris, Charlie Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Harris Bonnie Lou and Annette Mr. and Mrs, S. Gtancone Anthony and Joan Mr. and Mrs. .I. Slefl' Grampa DeTolve Adele, Norman and Rita Rena, Sam and Inez .tnn and Tillie Zamek Mr. and Mrs. S. Sacks Donnie and Irwin Mr. and Mrs. D. Finerman Elaine and Philly Elaine and Will Rae and Pearl Delnlck Mr. and Mrs. R. Friedman Tulllo Iorlattl Dr. and Mrs. A, Carnow Bernice Goldberg Harriet Bovllsky Sam 0rson Ostrowsky Eleanor Sughero Mr. and Mrs. J. Prevenas Sam Seymour Mr. Samuel Mrs. Samuel L. R. and S. S. Sgt. and Mrs. D. Rublnofl' Estelle and Doris Marshall Wltzel .lemme Llsnek Miss Marian Smith Frances Joseph Iva Clark Springer Residence Burton and Harry Myron and Steven Matilda Rosenfeld Revey Schaffner Betty and George Pvt. and Mrs. A. Garris Ann and Gil Member of Miss Smith's Chain Ganz Don Slovsky Oscar Krawitz Miss Evelyn Krackover Mrs. Bernice Murana Mr. Ett J. F. Murana Mr. and Mrs. P. Swlslowsky Mrs, Sprlncer and Daughters Celeste Mlshkin Rose D'Augzustlna Shirley Rapning Shirley Pecken Ethel Kauffman Faye Feldner Mark and Jack Robin Ratmort Eleanor Popo Gloria Richmond Slbulsky Family Bly: Mike Cohen Sidney T. Schuffler Sllc Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority Miss Charlotte Roehl Bing Crosby Elaine Jacobson Isabel McMahon Edlona Brondell Fritz, Taddy and Lucky Mickey Lorraine Colatannl Miss Feliclan Ponte Irwin Freedkin Sol Perlsteln Lee Jerry Lashen Q-Teens Bill Sabath Lil Bell Simmle Mickey Fine Rose and Victor Ruth, Estelle and Jackie Mashle and Eddie Club Illago Yetta and Lenny Jerry Tarshls Anna Marie and Frank Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Dolln Mr. and Mrs. N. Dolln Annette and Wally John Dourlck Edward Bielanskl Dorothy and Rita Bttsy and Bern Lorraine Llskar Normie and Jeanette Jean Loochtan Anita Saltzman Pat and Pearl Beverly and Selma Sam Miller, U.S.N. Charles Crews Norman Peeken Ruth Walner Miss Esther Jorgensen Miriam, Shirley and Rosalyn Mr. Kr Mrs. Goodman 8a Family Captain 8m Mrs. Drelseszun Mr. 8a Mrs. B. Josephson Lillian Josephson Alvin Holtzman Mr. and Mrs. I. Patt Eta Beta Phi Fratority Marshall and Ansel Izzy and Tulltp Seymour and Max Madelyne and Shirley Toby and Raise Doris and Shirley Rosemarie Ferraro Ted and Irv. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kovel Esther and Artie Mr, and Mrs. L. Lubln Mrs. Gnssle Rottenberg Leah Auerbach Lynne Silvers Florence and Babe H. Miller 8a N. Sklar, N.S.N. Sammle Kaplan Tootsie and Allen Estelle Soizel Mr. and Mrs. C. Pogrund Howard Pearlstein Leroy Friedman Mr. tk Mrs l, Dunne K Family Mr. 8: Mrs. I. Miller Mr. 85 Mrs. Marshall Glickman Buddy Bornstein Bernard and David Peter and Irwin Shirley and Peter MR. HARRY HORWICH MR. AND MRS. PETER B. MILLER MRS. JANDA MRS. STANLEY BUCZAK IRENE E. HOSPODKA MILTON GOLDBERG MR. SAMUEL A. WITZEL ROBERT R. SPIES fl, une gifcwluafea GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS SPIECEL 1038 W. 35th Street Is a Good Place to Work! Come in and See About a Iob THIS SPACE FOR AUTOGBAPHSAA WGN!! Ml-'LIIGJYIB -ASK YOUR FRIENDS TO SIGN you? .xdmgifion Page 145 ARMSTRONG PAINT AND VARNISH WORKS CHICAGO 23, ILLINOIS TOPS IN STYLED CLOTHES Dress and Sportswear For Young Men and Women AT KAPSON'S GOOD CLOTHES 1-'on M1-:N AND woman 3251-53 w. zsm sneer TI-IE BIG STORE IN TI-IE MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK BICEK oPP1oERs ggrid of the PLowERs or I DISTINCTIGNH Western Federal Savings 2500 S. Christiana Ave. Phone Rockwell 7060 and Loan Association 4010 W. 26111 Si. B. LINKA CO. 3918 W. 26th St. Model Airplane Supplies Greeting Cards School Supplies Sporting Goods Page 146 i VJUII VYESI GU' .JlK::l.x.,ruu.n Compliments of E D ' S FARRAGUT'S SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE 2401 S. Christiana Ave. HOME LOANS 'Axfwiqf lahilald noe :- :'- X . 2 R- Q, LAWNDALE tsAvlNGs , AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 4 :zos w :mmm now cHn,,ar J Accounts Insured by the F'.S.L.I. Corp, up to 55000.00 Telephone Lawndale OUEU Lawndale Agency and Loan Corporation Real Estate Loans and Insuranc Property Management Foreign Exchange-Steamship Ticket: Members of Florist Telegraph DELIVERY ASS'N Telephone Lawndale 5500 LAWNDALE FLORAL COMPANY Not Inc. KOHOUTS FLOWERS 3212 W. Cermak Rd. -lil... FINE FLOWERSe-PLUS QUICK SERVICE BEST WISHES IUDGE GEORGE B. WEISS KFORMER FARRAGUT CLASSMATEJ Page 147 Phone LAWnda1e 7235 mmm FLORAL sHoP sgfowera for af! Occadiond U 4209 West Cermak Road Chicago, Ill. OTTO HOLPUCH ALDENS CHICAGO MAIL ORDER CO. 511 South Paulina Street Extends Best Wishes to the Faculty and Student Body of Farragut Hiqh School LOOK TO THE FUTURE FARRAGUT CAFETERIA Thank You For Your Patronaqe N. E. POWELL. Mgr. CAPITOL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 6 ASSOCIATION Store for Men 3501 West 26th Street Phone Lawndale 9300 3259 West 26th Street INSURED SAVINGS Chicago, minds REAL ESTATE LOANS Page 1-IS Compliments of Former Farragut Students IOHN H. ONDRUS U. S. Navy '1 vi r ' and ,,.b.VA.. V xfgrxr! .. ..'A 1 .:,,, 3 Q . ,,,,. ::. -.,' ' -iff Q Q iq 'S f X . H onnnus Q 0 J 1 Q 0 V .XV Beia .SX les . .fy- H. ONDRUS 6. SON 3935 W. 26th St. Chicago, Ill Specialziriq in Bridal and Shower Gifts Headquarters for Young Men's Fine Clothing and Sportswear 14. 14. Raden Z Saw! See us for your next sport outfit or suit. Perfect fit guaranteed. 3406-10 W. 26th Street Near Homan Avenue Pug 111 Compliments GOOD IMPRESSIONS 123 North Sungamon Street CHICAGO 64' HELP WANTED BOYS-GIRLS Spend your vacation working at the ART PUBLISHING CO. Office and Light Factory Work Good Pay and Lots of Overtime COME READY FOR WORK ART PUBLISHING CO. 2541 West Cermak Road CHICAGO 8. ILLINOIS Special Attention Given to Birthday, Wedding and Party Orders PHONE CRAWFORD 8542 HOLOUBEK'S y BAKERY 3342 West zbfh Street CHICAGO A Particular Bakery Home of For Particular People Better Baked Goods H U S A WELL WISHERS MR. AND MRS. PETER B. MILLER MR. HARVEY HORWICH MRS. JANDA IRENE E. HOSPODKA MR. SAMUEL A. WITZEI. MRS. STANLEY BUCZAK MILTON GOLDBERG ROBERT R. SPIES FRANK HUSA, R.PH. Drugs and Trusses, Abdominal Supporters and Elastic Stockings 3220 W. Cermak Road ROCkweII 2000 Page 151 Herti-Iones-Chicago 32 West Randolph Street Chicago 1. Illinois Class Binge and Pine Medals and Trophies Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Club Pins Service Awards Compliments of ROLAND M. POEHLMAN Flowers tor Morale SOUKAL FLORAL CO. 3237 W. 26th Street Phone: Rockwell 0176 BONDS FOR VICTORY Select your druqgist as carefully as you do your doctor MRAZEK BROS. soss s. Aemeea Ave. Tel. mee. 1905 nos w. Cermak na. Tel. Lawn. 4444 CHICAGO. ILL. University Graduated Registered Pharmacists always in charge THE CALIFORNIA LAUNDRY A. T. DOLEZAL 6 SONS WET WASH-HYDRO Rough, Dry, and Fine Finish Work 2448 South Kodzie Avenue Phone: Rockwell 0708 EVERYTHING IN FARRAGUT DULLA's DRUG srons SUPPLIES s. I. DULLA. nmr. AT KOLAR'S 2357 se. 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