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

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Wait Till ihe Sun Shines Nellie i'Klfmqf Klfmqf Wen! il7eT1'olley Under the Yum Yum Tree Alter the Ball ls Over 12 1 1 X! fdgrfgr, ,, fl- -4 Y - xt: ' ' -f - sf .V .-- , A Ka.: .e:s'r1EU1-1: IAWNIIXIE-till-lWHlllIl ellltll IN .A 'ss- 4 Q 'Q . 71 - 0 w, 1l Q f K ' my? if 5 -.f xx al.,. ww 2 -S f .X ,L V 1' '72 r ,Milf 2 xii, W - f fir- 'A +5 1,5-NN ' .MNH - f A X ,w39..2'3 '.,fomg A ,Az B .,,- A ,- OUP. PRINCE UF A PAL t'Where seldom is heard A discouraging word Time out for tea. Mr. lrvin A. Wilson, principal of Farragut for two years, will retire this Iune. He shall never retire from our hearts. We are the freshies at a G. A. A. initia- tion party who enviously watched this dignified freshman principal save himself from Uthe paddle by fearlessly pilfering a senior's S to replace the symbol of our degradation, the large letter F upon his own breast. We are the frightened sophomores, caught playing hookey , who stood before his kindly blue eyes and were let off with a promise, which, in the face of his integrity became a solemn thing. We are the juniors who cheered with him 3 in the bleachers at a basketball game, or were inspired by him on the court to play just a little harder, to win for the Farragut both he and our cheering fellow students so clearly represented. We are the seniors to whom, with a smile, a hearty handshake, and a little benevolent advice he handed the diplomas on our gradua- tion day. There is a part of Mr. Wilson in each one of us, a part of his integrity, a part of his kindliness, a part of his enthusiasm. The sen- ior classes of 1950, in dedicating this Log to Mr. Wilson, wish him all the happiness he has brought to us in his short stay here at Farragut. First and Foremost . . MB. IRVIN A. WILSON til you have Won some victory for humcrnityu -Horace Munn U It SSISTA NT I'Itl CIP!-XL Uncle Willie had a farm E-I-E-I-O! And on that farm he raised some bees-Bzzz! Bzzl MH. PRUTT MAN Principals may come and go but Uncle Willie goes on forever. Much of Mr. Prottsrnan's time and effort are spent in making a perfectly co-ordinated school as evidenced by the fact that classes start promptly on the first day of each semester. Among his principal duties are assembling the entire school program, preparing individual programs for pupils entering from other schools after the first Week of the semester, supervising prospective graduates, adjusting the scholarship and attendance, and answering numerous questions of pupils and teachers. Glancing over the past 50 years in Farragut's history, Mr. Prottsrnan has Worked diligently the last l6 years in organizing activities here to continually improve them. ULIB FACULTY 'iBrother, Can you Spare a Dime ACKERMANN, MARCEL Band, Chicago Musical College. BABCOCK, WANDA Social Studies, B.A., University ot lllinois, M.A., Northwestern University. BALE, HOMER Chemistry, B.S., lllinois College. BALTHIS, FRANK I-lead ot Electric Shop, B. oi E., Northern lllinois State Teachers' College, M.A. Northwestern University, attended Lewis Institute. BARILEAUX, IEAN Mathematics, Chicago Teachers' College, B.S. University of Chicago, Graduate Work at Loyola University. BECK, IRENE Social Studies, University ot Chicago, Ph.B., M.A., Northwestern University. BENSON, MARY ANN Biology, B.S., University ot Chicago. BLOOM, WlLLlAM Print Shop, B.S., Northwestern University. BOAND, AL Gym, B.A., Westminster College. BONNER, BESSlE Home Arts, E. otE., lllinois State Normal University, B. of E., lllinois State Normal University. BURSlK, EMILIE Science, Ph.B, University of Chicago, ME., Loyola University. BUSACK, DOROTHY B. ot S., Lewisqlnstitute. CADA, LYDIA BiolOQY: Ph.B., University of Chicago, M.A., DePaul University, M.S., North- western University. CADY, FRANCES Spanish, B.A., Washburn College, M.A., University ot Chicago. CAI-HLL, MARY English, A.B., M.A., DePaul University CANFIELD, EARL. Gym, American College, B.E., DePaul Uni- versity. CLAAS, DOROTHY Gym, B.S., University ot Wisconsin, Grad- uate work at Northwestern University, Uni- versity ot Wisconsin. CLARK, FLORENCE Adjustment Counselor, Ph.B., M.A., Univer- sity ot Chicago. Best things in Lite are Free The Ritzmcx farm at Crawford cmd Ogden. I V it-- - . CONLEY, MARY English, M. of Ed., DePaul University. COUGHLIN, MARGARET Business Organization, B.S., Northwestern University, Ph.B., DePaul University. COX, ROSE Stenography, B,S., New York University, ME., Loyola University. CROWELL, DANA Business Organization, B.S., M.A., North- western University. CULVER, HELEN English, BA., State University of Iowa. DUDA, BEATRICE Bohemian, BA., B.S., Illinois Institute of Technoloqyi University ot Chicago Teachers' College, DePaul University. DUNN, AGNES Mathematics, BS., University of Chicago. EDWARDS, ELIZABETH Home Arts, A.B., University of Illinois. FISHER, BUD History, State University of Iowa. FLYNN, PAULA Spanish, A.B., St. Mary ot the Woods, A.M,, University ot Chicago. EREEDMAN, WALTER , Orchestra, Northwestern University, New England Conservatory ot Music, Illinois Wesleyan University, B.M., M.M.Ed., De- Paul University. GAMERTSFELDER, PAUL Physics, BA., North Central College. GEER, GENEVRA History, Ph.B. ot C,, M.A., Northwestern University. HOGAN, KATHRYN English, Ph.B., M.A., Loyola University. HOPKINS, BERNADETTE , English, A.B., Indiana State Teachers' Col- I lege. . IULSTROM, EVA I Sight Saving, B.S., Northwestern Univer- I sity. KROB, IOSEPH Mechanical Drawing, BS. LA VAN, ROSE Gym, BS., DePaul University. l'I1'I had a Talking Picture of You U U R F A C LINSKEY, MILDRED Clerical Practice, BS., DePaul University, M.E., Loyola University. LISKA, CELINA , Science, Ph.B., DePaul University. MACH, -ARNOLD English, B.A., Beloit College, M.A., North- western University. MCDANIEL, LOUISE Head ot English Department, AB., Univer- sity ot Indiana. MCCLELLAN, FLORENCE Stenography. MEEHAN, MARY Social Studies, Ph.B., University ot Chica- go, M.E., Loyola University. MILLER, IOSEPI-I Head ot Mechanical Drawing, B.S., Univer- sity ot Illinois. MILLS, EMILIE Ph.B., University ot Chicago. MINNE, MAY Accounting, BS., University ot Illinois, M.A., Columbia University. MITCHELL, ALICE Mathematics, M.A., Northwestern Univer- sity. MORGAN, MARY Head of Mathematics Department, Ph.B., M.A., Loyola University. MUDRA, MARIE Iournalism, Ph.B., University ot Chicago, M.A., Columbia University. MUELLER, EDWARD Gym, B.E., Chicago Teachers' College, M.A., DePaul University. MUENCH, MARIE Girls' Chorus, BM., American Conserva- tory ot Music, M. Music, Chicago Conser- vatory ot Music, Ph.B., M.A., University of Chicago. NAIMAN, HARRY Gym, Ed.M., DePaul University, Graduate of American College ot Physical Educa- tion. O'LEARY, KATHERINE Stenography, Ph.B., Loyola University. PETERSEN, ALICE Mathematics, B.S., University of Chicago. POTTER, FLORENCE Art, B.A., University of Chicago, BA., M.A.E., Art Institute, .j-E Park. POW ER, ALICE Social Studies, BS., University ot Chicago, M.E,, Loyola University. PRESSELL, RUTH Language, Ph.B., University ol Chicago. RINKER, HOWARD Mechanical Drawing, M.A., DePaul Uni- versity. SAMS, ESTHER English, BA., University of Chicago, MA. Coluinhia University. SCHELL, LOTTIE Art, BA.E., Art Institute. SIEDENSTRANG, OTTO Wood Shop, B.S., Illinois Institute ol Tech! nology. SMITH, MARION English, Ph.B., M.E., University of Chicago. STAATER, RAY Boys' Chorus, B. Music, Cincinnati Conser- vatory of Music, Ph.B., M.A., DePaul Uni- versity. STEVENSON, MORRIS Social Studies, MA., Loyola Universeity. THOMPSON, CHARLOTTE Gym, B.S., DePaul University. WARNER, GEORGE Wood Shopg BS., DePaul University. WELLS, CECILIA Business Organization, AA., Lewis Insti- tute. MEAD, GLENNA Assistant Librarian, VETTER, AGNES R, Librarian, B.L.S., Western Reserve Univer- sity, BA., M.A., University ot Chicago. TEACHERS WITH NO PICTURES: PIPER, GEORGE Biology, General Science: BS., MA, Northwestern University. RASKIND, ANN Physics, BS., Milwaukee State Teachers College. SHEA, WILLA Latin, BA., University of Nebraska- M A., University ol Chicago. SYMON, NORMA Science, A.B., University ol Illinois: MS., Northwestern University. ZIMMERMAN, ADELINE Mathematics, Ph.B., Loyola University. iiWhen Day is Done Architecfs sketch of Lcxwndule Park in the '70's. later known UUP1 FACULTY 'E Put Another Nickel ln e 'xlloolc tor the Silv UTeo tor Two ul'll Be Seeing You UlVly Godl l-low the Money Rolls ln Lining HSmolce Gets in Your Eyes Give Me Five Minutes More 'xWhere the Tree Tops Glisten ul-leoven Will Protect the Poor Working Girl 4137 F- . . .Y.-f ' ' ,. w- T- , P We EL -'iw an ini-flirt Ji Hiya I. .- eg 1 1' lf :. w: ' Fine old home built on Twenty-Second E '- j o .I .R ly, 'H , Street and Millard Avenue in 1873. . I ' 5:-ff'-, ' ffgB? u??:sT ksgi - ,. 1 i M UA- - C ,I in -M e i-L,,,h -. 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Before the end ol each semester, members ot the Com- mittee visit the grammar schools in Farragut's district and ex- plain to the graduates courses, activities, and publications. These graduates then visit Farragut and are conducted through a tour oi the building by members oi the Committee. To become members, students should apply for member- ship directly to the Committee through Miss Florence E. Clark, or by submitting their names to their division teacher. Those applying tor membership must have their records approved by the membership committee and then be voted on by the members before they can be admitted to the Student Guidance. On the next page you see the Student Guidance marching to their many duties, symbol of other service groups who take on responsibilities that help make the school run more smoothly. HTramp, Tramp, Tramp, Along the Highwayu ,f- zs, 0? 197 Q41 Wff M WW' ff. fi? FRESH E Adcock, Barbara Anatra, Charles Anderson, lames Anthony, Paul Barnes, Geraldine Bartos, Richard Becher, Earl Beckman, Geraldine Bellca, Arlene Beloblovek, Iohn Bender, Donald Bien. Ioan Bilek, Margaret Boolces, Lee Ir. Bragiel, lack Brandin, Eugene Broadway, Robert Brodsky, Norma Brooks, Norton Brown, Patricia Brown, Robert Brown, Shirley Brusak, Charles Byam, Ioyce Marie Canty. Carol Cerny, Charles Cermak, lohn Chalus, Raymond Charous, Rita Clebanoll, Phyllis Cohen, Don Cohen, Saul Cohen, Vivian Colston. Iimmie Crockett, Glendon Czarnecki, Cliff Dean, Shirley Drab, Marlene Duda, Iacqueline Dvorak, Ioann Epstein, Burton Farber, Mary Ann Feinberg, Mary Ann Feldrlde, Irwin Fineis, LaVerne Fligelman, Arlene France, Richard Freeman, Eleanor Frese, Arlene Fricasso, Dolores FRESHNEN . 4 16 V 'lWhy Was I Bom at fl! ff ! l l t I i i ' o ,,..f '? ,pr X Why Am I Living Fricek, Geraldine Fried, Larry Friedman, Sherwin Frishman. Irwin Fuka, Edward Gallo, Paul Giles, Tommy Glickerman, Charles Goldberg, Arlene Goldberg, Florence Goldsiein, Gertrude Goldstein, Irwin Gordon, Allen Gordon, Harry Gratchner, Arlene Graton, Audrey Greenberg, Anne Shirley Gubin, Lillian Haas, Virginia Handmaker, Burlon Hansen, William Hatz, Ierome Hatz, Ioseph Havlik, Nancy Herman, Frank Hoffman, Iean Hoilman, Sam Holik, Richard Holtzman, Harold Hora, Edward Horna, Shirley Hospodar, Walter Houdek, Edward Iacobs, Donald Iakes, Esther Iakubicek, Tom Iaros, Harold Iedavnicky, Edward Iezek, Tony Iurkovic, Anne Kane, Norma Kaplan, Dolores Kec, Ioan Kmen, Alice Komorous, Carole Koshines, Elayne Koudelka, Ervin Kramer, Rosalyn Krause, Shirley Lachman, Yetta . . Class of 417D What Do I Get N if . -J? 'CF' fix 5 Larson, lack Lesher, Donald Lestronge, Hazel Levin, Bill Licko, Paul Luna, Rebecca Lyles, Louise Lysak, Lillian Mcxckling, Adrienne Malinovsky, Arlene Manaras. Harry Mandel, Ierry Mandernach, Russell Marek, Frank Martinelli, Iennie Masek, Lillian Mazouch, Mary Medansky, Melvyn Merhaut, Bob Mikes, Carol Mikolajczak, Donald Milburn, Margaret Minarciny, Eleanore Mineberg, Miriam Miskovslcy, Ruth Mitzchnacher, Edward Moskowitz, Harriet Nadon, David Neas, Donald Nedved, Carol Ann Neely, Dorothy Nitzsche, Earl Novacek, Audrey Nudera, Ianice Oblouk, Adrienne Oleskow, Matthew Olson, Beverly Ann Ondras, Irene Padrta, Bernice Pavlik, Katherine Pelcak, Blanche Pitcha, Shirley Pizzo, losephine Placek, Ianet Pokorny, Darlene Pollacek, Leah Pospisil, Lillian Price, Otis Price, Sally Bak, Ioanne l RliSHlVlliN . Reis, Marvin Reissinger. Melvin Richardson, Bonnie Rottner. Marvin Scherner, Naomi Schmiedl, Ellen Schulman, Cyrene Seghi, Arlene Sepke, Ioan Setecka, Carol Shorr, Barbara Silverman, Iay Skoba, Iohn Smith, Charles Sobota, Iames Solomon, Dick Soukup, Arlene Soukup. Donald Spalenka, Phyllis Staienka, Susan Stewart, Theresa Steinhagen, Donald Stupka, Rose Marie Supol, Rose Taxe, Barbara Terch, Sharlene Tisevich, Iohn Thomas, Wilma Tinrnan, Gladys Townsend, Robert Turek, Betty Turek, Robert Tvrdik, George Vaiko, Robert Vanc, Nancy Vanek, Ronald Walker, Shirley Walsh, Edward Warren, Arnold Wharton, Fernando Will, Hugh Wilson, lohn Wishne, Marlene Wilt, Robert Yech, Iune Young, Norma Zuccone, Catherine Zeschke, Naomi Zmrhal, Georgiana Zochalski, Betty lane . Class of 1953 What Am I Giving ,1Q,fp., O - We 1' ff' HBaby Face L. Abbott, Gloria tl 1 , , Adams, Donald R' X N 1, Ahler, Sandra - 4' r i Ahrens, Darlene ' ' Q! F ' X Alexa, Arlene M 'W Q Allen, Howard Q ,f Anderson, Shirley 'ff ,- - Artel, Robert , ' 4 i 1 , Bahrmasel, Ronald K X' , ,Q Q Au., Bailey, Ioan M 'F Baker, Maryann X Balulc, Mary Banks, William Bargemann, Marie Barich, Annette '. Basty. Arlene g N Beahrens, Darlene V X V Benedikt, Lillian ffl Benisek, Blanche Beresheim, Robert Berg, Maurice 3' I fm Berger, Charmaine M Bertolotti, Bob Benioya, Marvin , Beyner, Diana A Biel, Dorothy Blaha, Mae Blecha, Mary Ann Brooks, Edward Bruno, Charlotte Bucclc, Dorothy Bujnowski, Arlene Camodecca. Hose f , ',,, Capek. Lois i Carlson, Gunnard Carroll. Catherine Castile, Bob N Castronuedo, Carmen Cermak, Dorothy , Ceska, Robert 5, ug if EH N I- 4:9 4-, T' Q1 Cervenka, Kay Chapman, Frieda Charvat, Marilyn Cravez, Paul H, W,,,M ,W Chimel. Donald EX Chmieleiuska, Bernice ' Chorley, Russel . 4' Chrzanowski, Barbara se, Ciesla. George X Clay, Sheldon X v Cobl. Ioe o en, eymour M C h S N Q Coleman, Sidney . 'f ' Constans, Beverly C 'ifi Cooper, Carole 'f Daniels, Thomas il, Deets, Charles .1 Degraft, Arlene -A 'A 'L A ' 'WW 4 sa YK R 'W' 'N 4 rlv f 9 , 1, Q-si l '- mf 9 5' l Q49 In x xx ,X . v l E S Ig w Q, 4 'Q' 5 c' Dean, Muriel 73 gs I 5 in 1. rag fi X Dobias, Iames Dolansky, Evelyn V Doll, Charles Donatelli, George Dorenleld, Arnold Drackner, Ioan Driscoll, Iames isa., E in Dudnich, Shayna Dusanek, Victoria Eaton, Donald Epifanio, Carol Ann ,, Ernst, David Evans, Lucille kv, Fabick, Anna ' Farley, Daniel Feinglass, Ina I-'RliSllMtiN . ' fx L. 1 20 P Feldman, Norma wi , Fellers, Richard tie, La. ' 'WT 'U F You got the cutest little baby face. li U tv Q Cf E' . gemigm I U ,r . Fessner, Mary Ann Fine, Paul Finkleberg, Burton Firtik, Iean Fitzgerald, Mary Fokta, Carole Forsythe, Marlene Fowler, Iohnny Fowles, Iune Frala, Charles Frantum, Margaret Friedberg, Vivian Friese, Donald Friedrich, Frances Friedman, Helene Funke, Sue Gabriel, Dolores Gabriel, Iohn Gawron, Elaine Gerasch, Gerald Gerstein, Shirley Giallombaro, Arline Gihl, Richard Gladinski, Arlene Godlewski, Phyllis Gold, Margaret Goldstein, Elaine Gray, Vernon Greathouse, lean Green, Bob Greenberg, Henry Greenfield, Edward Gsell, Marilyn Guido, Donald Gunther. Ruth Gutzler, Beverly Hall, Diane Hamlin, Irene Hammon, Gilberte Hane, Darlene Hansen, Barbara Harding, Fred Harrison. Elaine Hawk, Marion Herold, Melvin Hickey, Arlene Holec, Dan Holub, Frank Hornburg, Carole Hruby, Paul Hudrlik, Dorothy Huttel, Lawrence Iacobs, Barry Iacobson, Ann Ianacek, Ianet Iansky, Kathryn Ierke, Iune lindra, lim Iochens, Iudy Iozwitk, Richard Iurgenson, George Kaezkowski, Phyllis Kadlicek, Martin Kaminski, Lucille Kamps. Robert Karamas. Shirley Karle, Phyllis Kasper, Wilma Kassel, Adrienne Kayes, Randell Kazda, Camille Keblusek. Ierry Keel, Myron Keller, Nadine Klecan, Charlotte Klein, Bill Klusack, William . Class of 1953 4 21 P 'Theres no one else can take your place 2:21-1:15 4 1: , ' I x w thy' ,xf-4 N 'UW ' ' I . 'fa ,, FV.. J 1 , ' ,z ., A :Q gg . L, if , if .2 , ' N AX 'Y ff- 5. 'as Ly. v? 'js 1' A a S-Q we , . ' :' L MJ X D 1 ' If V . N I Ak Qf.. 1 -A :ef A f 1 , l AW 'JT 'L 'La M f' .1 , it U ,,. .' 1 'rf 'S ' A 7' u , Vw ,El Lvlx Q ' 1 f -.-v, . . ' L, , P I I A ' ggi the A '3 rn 5 I ef, XY. 'ixfei . ' 4 X ' , y ' ' +1 ' f' ' 5 - 1 M Yi l ' 5 ' A VIXX L I V Yi xrblk 'A 5 V , ' , :V A P 6 A 'Q A an ,5 . . Q K ,,kQ- ai , gn W of Ir ! i A ff In zvx 4 t A S 1K ty ! . , fr'f15'f'Mzii5' Ar ,W .. T T Kness, Gerald Komersa, Betty Koubenec, Dick Kovich. Bob Kozak, Don Kozel, Iames Kozel. Robert Krakow, Fred Krchov, Louis Krhounek, Robert Kriegseis, Frank Krob, Donald Kubichek, Carol Kucera, Fred Kuchar, Lois Kulick, Dorothy Kunhart, Rosella Kunicki, Iohn Kupka, Muriel Laka. Chester Langenworthy, Mel Lattal, Patricia Laurell, Ardiell Lauretti, Aldina Lavaty, Lenoire Lawrence. Beverly Leitgeb, Paul Leu. Arnold Lewis, Iohnnie Liberman, Don Lindholm, lim Linger, Iohn Loeler. Shirley Lotarski, Francis Louda, Geraldine Lundine, Shirley Lusk, Emory Macek, Laddie Machtemes, lohn Mack, Audrey Mahalko, Gerald Maldonaldo, Isabelle Malek, Antoinette Marko, Gloria Markowski. Ioan Martinec, Beverly Martinec, loseph McCaitery, Ioyce Merrick, Iacquelynn Miarczynski, Roman Mickiwicz, Iohn Miehlke, Kathleen Mikes. Richard Mikos, Edward Mimus, Sandra Mittlebach. Sylvia Moloney, Rob Moore, Ethel Morales, Lydia Moyzis, Ron Mudra, Donald Murphy. Kathryn Nemec. Carol Nemec, Lillian Nerud, Shirley Nesnerak, Dolores Newman, Adelene Nosil, Ioseph Novak, Gale Novak, Richard Novotny, Beverly Nudern, Laddie O'Brac1ovic, Mary Ann Olson, Arloyce Orsemo, Vito Osowski, Diane FRESHMEN . Packler, Ioyce Paisker, Iohn Palello, Rose Pankes, Mara Pats, Arlene Pearson. Pat Pence, William Pertell. Ray Petrich. Marie Pine, Donald Podzimek, Arnold Powell, Virginia Prapor, Arlene Prochaska, Rudy Puls, Adrianna Purma, Ioan Radke, Claudia Ratnow, Annette Ratnow, Harriet Razim, Bob Rechtoris, Ioyce Rehal, Rose Peinertson, Iune Renn, Arnold Reven, Marilyn Riban, David Ritlkind, Gerald Rivers. Ellen Roach, Roberta Robinson, Iim Rohrbagiter, Iim Roll, Dolores Romain, Mary Ann Root, Earl Rossborough, Richard Roth, Herbert Rourda, Mary Beth Rupek, Ronald Sabaj, Henry Sand, Charles Sar, Phyllis Sauhrada, Lois Schiavone, Antoinette Schikora, George Schneberger, Carol Schnieder. Esther Sedgwick, Walter Schuster, Ronald Schwartz, Ioan Serra, Richard Shane, Beverly Shannon, Iohn Shambling, Rochelle Shepler, Donald Shorr, Elaine Sidlowski, Barbara Sieber, Norman Silver, Sidney Silverman, Mollie Simon, Barbara Sinkus. Lillian Slama, Donald Smolvcha, Iohn Socha, Carl Sotir, Charles Spetter, Nancy Sredl. Arlene Stanula, Marilyn Steinberg, Morton Steininger, Emily Steiskal, Virginia Stengler, Ronald Studnicka, Dorothy Styskal, Patricia Suchy, Dale Ann Surawiec, Ralph Talaber, Donna . Class of 1953 My poor heart is jumping 24? l'You sure have started some-thing-school. Tanhauser, Donald Tansin. Richard Teitelbaum, lean Thomen, Vernon Topel. Eugene Tornheim, Shirley Truda, Robert Truhlar, Constance Truhlar, Ronald Turek. Marilyn Uher. Dorothy Uzel. Pauline Vanek, Iohn Veslcriva, Frank Vestino, Anthony Vision, Howard Vistain, Elaine Vlach. Richard Vlaselc. Glenn Vlcek, Carma Vokac, George Wachelr, Audrey Weaver. loan Weber, Audrey Weinstein, Seymore Wemcudes. Dolores Wenzel, Ronald Werner. Williard Wexler, Donald Wiegel, Iosoph Wilson, Iohn Winter, Iacqueline Woicik, Diana Woolford, Bob Wyherek, Veronica Yeager, Donald Yesimak, Pearl Young, Elmer Zezulak. Wesley Zuralcov, Alvin ' Adams, Donald Barone, Fred Beyer, Ronald Casper, Phyllis Ceska, Robert De Patie, Gerald Doredtelli, George Frece, Donald Handelman, David Harding, Fred Meece, Herbert F' . rm Pictures Not Taken Holen, Harold Iozwick, Richard Kadlicek, Marion Lazar, Sheldon Lichamer, Ioseph Masek, Laddie Moulis, George Oesterreich, Robert Paslaski, George Patz, Ioan Pitress, Lawrence FRESHNEN . . . Class of 1933 In ,,- we fu T' Reitman, Paul Rosenberg, Alan Saaov, Sheldon Shannon. Iohn Smity, Darlene Topic, Edward Vestino, Anthony Vlack, Richard Weiner, Arnold Wiktorin, Andrew , A sophomore, the mighty speaks, s I I 1 5 UPHUMUHE Abramson, Irene Abbate, Geraldine Adams, Ierry Aincham, Marilyn Alter, Mildred Amato, Rose Aulik, Suzanne Barcel, Ioan Bass, Yale Battaglia, Tom Be all, Ioyce Bellar, Charles Benes, Rene Berg, Rochelle Bieda, Eileen Beros. Bittn Adrienne er, Ray Blaha, Richard Blahous, Charles Borofi, Seymour Bozin, Ray Braidman, Ierry Brenner, Ierry Brezin, Audrey Bridges, Cornelius Brncic, Nick Broz, loe Brooderson, Annette Brown, Ioan Camodeca, Pilia Cermak, Carole Cermak, Iean Cermak, Ioan Chaney. Bob Chark, Alvin Cohen, Morris Cook, Norman Curry, Harvey Cushna. Cynthia Czerwiniski, Arlene Davies, loyce Debartolo, Ralph Debenedetto, Iulia Delaney, Dawn Demars. Bruce Di noii, Iris Dorman, Wallace Drazel, Danold Krapalik, Glenn Duborsky, Lorraine Dulman, Burton Dunn, Sharon Es telle, LaVerne Flak, Virginia Forman, Albert Fosco, lames Friedman, Benita Friedman, Irwin Friedman, Marlene Galkin, Iordan Gajda, Mildred Galler, Ethel Garnett, Marilyn Gelman, William Gilden, Charles Ginnis, Marilyn Goldberg, Carol Goldberg, lay Goldman, Bill Gorski, Ioan Gorski, Rita Graggs, Ray Grant, Elaine Greenough, Wayne Grubins. Mary Harasciuk, Marie Hasmcm, Bob 4255 SOPHONORES . 4253? Paladine, Robert Plotkin, Mimi Rehor, Charles The more you study, the more you know, Havlan, Robert Hejna, Iames Herrick, Iune Hill, Bruce Hnetynlca, Charles Iohcmac, Nancy Iones, Melba Karas, Shirley Kasprzak, Richard Keeshin, Seymour Kennedy. Dorothy Klecinic, Mary Kolar, Beatrice Kortanek, Virginia Kosatka, Russell Kostal, Paul Kostka, Dolores Kostner, LaVerne Kovarik, Ierome Lains, Don Lains, Ron Lawler, Ralph Lazar, Lawrence Left, lordan Lerner, Ioe Lerner. Richard Leslronge, Richard Levin, Richard Lipman, Marshall Liska, Arlene Litvak, Marlon Longwitz, Sandra Lucente, Mary t Luther, Bob Lysak, Frances Machek, Marilyn Malek. Pat Maple, Ray Marek, Charlotte Marek, Don Marks, Elain Maron, Marvin Maruska, Maryann Master, Alan Milstein, Harriet Miller, Carol Miller, Sheldon Minsky, Eunice Moskowitz, Marshall Newdelman, Herbert Nisson, Nathan Novak, Ioan Oberman, Sylvia Obluck, Warren Ochokofl, Arnold Ovardits, Mildred Palmer, Harriet Patton, Marilyn Pekarek, Edward Peterson, Florence Platt, Alvin Platz, Shirley Plylok, Wayne Polston, Diane Pomey, Carl -- Prazak, Ray 13' Prokey, Norman Randell, Sandra i Riha, Iohn Robin, Roberta Robins, Annette Rubenstein, Rochelle Rogers, Ioseph Rokos, Kenneth 1'5 -fv- 'K gi one lv f t El W fig ,W kk X . px!- -9 'Iv- A S, s I .l Ai ,f 1 i'The more you know, the more you EQ X 'fi S Pictures not Taken: Chivda, Rose Divello, Michall Forsman, Barbara Hanson, Don Kalas, Walter Kipnis, Nancy Klosak, Margaret Krivak, Dorothy Kryzil, Ralph Leiberman, Helen Maruska, Ed Rozhin, Frances Stejr, Gloria Syach, lohn Tczllman, Fayette Tomich, Ruth Yates, Dale forget, Roskin, Bertram Ruchas, Dorothy Rozhon, Alice Ruzicka, Marilyn Sacks, Donald Sadie, Clifford Saltzman, Irving Sandler, Maureen Schalund, Robert Schneider, lay Schneider, Shirley Schultz, Fred Schulze, lennie Schwartz, Frank Sersen, loanne Shapiro, Sandra Sharma, Peter Shetsky, Bernard Shramek, Bob Siegel, Burton Singer, Elaine Silman, Bill Sklar, Ierome Sobeck, Bob Soldat, Leatrice Spivak, Marvin Sramek, Robert Stack, Don Starkston, Melvin Stattman, lay Stepanek, Barbara Stone, Don Stroube, Iohn Strojny, Alex Strunc, Ierry Suchan, Margaret Svec, Barbara Svehla, Iames Svoboda, Shirley Szeleiewski, Barbara Taxman, Philip Tesar, Audrey Tetrev, Carole Tomas, Audrey Traznik, Shirley Turk, Dolores Vales, Lorraine Vaudrin, Dorothy Vladic, Dan Vojta, Catherine West, George Williams, Charles Zacholf, Eileen Zednik, Ron Ziemba, Irene Zika, Barbara Zimmerman, Fay Zurakow, Carol Class of 1952 4277 Albrecht. Arlene Appel, Muriel Babor, Ion Babyar, Donald Baclcman, Pat ,.. . 1 Barnes, Grace Bavetz, Edward Q F Bearden, Ioanne Bedell, Ierry Behlke, Don Q Q. v Belousek, Donald xl WN, 'XS Bena, Alice Bena, Ioan Beran, Patsy Berlce, Richard Bilek, Arlene Bitting. Beverly Bluver, Adrien Bochenek, LaVerne Boschan, Allen Boton, R Brainin, Marshall Breslrey, Don Brichta. Ioan Broucek. Barbara N 1 Brown. Ierome Y A- X tl I Brown, Wi Budzik, Ronald ,, ' Bulmash, Paul Burda, Donald Buric. Robert Burns. Richard Cadack, Virginia K' Capouch, William , Cardoni, Carroll, Iohn Cavanaugh, Barbara Cervenka. William Chalcu ka Ph P f Y Chavez, Connie Cherne. Barbara Chudzik, Pearl Cibelli, Victor Cirko, Pearl Clancy, Patricia Cloyis, Kennet Cohen, Lorraine Cohen, Roberta Cohn, Carol Cothard, Thomas Coulson, Donald Curin, Allen Daniels, Arlene Dau, Carol Davis, William Dobson, Dombrou, Lillian Dorn, Henery Drake, Rose Mar Drapalik, Rita Drnec, Ioseph Drobky, Irving Dugar, Otis Dunovsky, Vera Duslce, Ronald Dvorak, Iames Dvorak, Marlene Edwards, Marilyn Einbund, Morris Eiznhamer, Albert Erce, Richard Esralew, Harold Feldman. Alice Feldman, Sharon Fencl, Lorraine Finley, Iune , Firmiss, Gerald SOPIIOMURFQS . 4 8b The more you forget, the less you know, so why study ne onald 5 'WP o lliam X ' fm, Mfirsa' , 3,4 r ,- ,, Don llis h Evelyn Xi ie K. v f,,. ' . it V1 The less you study, the less you know 1 l Fosco, Leonard Fremer, Robert Furlet, Majorie Galub, Edward Gardzielewski, Leo Ginner, Lillian Glass, Christine Goldberg, Lawrence Goldman, Howard Goldsmith, Morton Griffith, Albert Guleiva, Mildred Hainrikar, Dawn Hallmark, Vera Hansa, Iohn Hazucka, Florence Heida, Thomas Herman, Harold Hersch, Robert Hines, Tom Hirsch, Robert Honath. Merle Hrabec, Ron Hulka, Grace Humenik, Iohn Husa, Betty Lou Iackson, Ronald Iacobson, Ray Iakopin, Robert Ianata, Thomas Ianosko, Viola Iarolim, Robert Iindela, Bessie Iones, Richard lose, Iacqueline Kalebic, Raymond Kalny, William Kaminski, Ioan Kamykowski, Ronald Kaplan, Lois Kassal, Kenneth Kastel, Sherwin Katz, Tobey Kaufman, Samuel Kedadek, George Kerr, Larry King. Patricia Kingos, Gloria Klier, Donald Kohut, Henry Komorous, Edward Kotek, Ioanne Koudelka, Roger Kovarik, Allan Kovin. Sandra Kral, Charles Kramer. Arnold Kriz, Ioan Krizek, Marjorie Krmaschek, lean Kroll, lack Kruse, Elaine Kubik, Marie Kudlawic, Dennis Kumnerow, Iames Kuta, Frank Kuta, Iohn Kuzelka, Charles Lambery, Rose Rita Landry, Bruce LaValle, Dolores Lee, Dorothy Leistner, Paul Leieck, Ronald Lemick, Cyril Lesniewski, Connie . Class of 1952 429i HThe less you know, the less you forget A ,kay ,ii -T- -. -ir TB, ' if Y as 'v A-2 - elf W ,il A A i Q f i .Q it 'F-'f f l K , px AV H , f , W K ' V , ' ,Q ' :V J ' , SE A . 5 A 1 A D A Q 'G fi, E. -fl b It 1 X V K il, ,fl Nix 1 K fl MX ' f ' .E fov , 4 x E gx , v U xi X tw 2 ' o o ' K , E Q! A E,' x :J i f? sf' K fo X K 5 ' , 'Rl if lwiw,'f '-rf' Tq,,,fWv jf' by , : V V. r v' 3 rt X E , 'lf f J , +5 y c 5' qi 3. ' 2. ,F . L i ' X no ' A 1 . ' f. , , I ff JV--35f t . . X' Y V523 F' ., fe' ,A i 1, ' 3 os :A 4-rg E 1 , 663 430D Levitsky, Marsha Lichner, Vivian Lifschultz, Ida Longshore, Eileen Loukata, Donald Lukes, Donald Lukes, Sylvia Mack, Mary Manaros, Connie Masniak, Don Matise. Robert Matousek, Wayne Mesec, Ioyce Meyerson, Shirley Mich, Howard Michalek. Frank Micus, La Verne Mikas, Andrew Mikolaiewski, Bernie Miller, Blanche Miller, lean Miller, Marilyn Miller, Patricia Minthorn, Geraldine Moore, Maxine Mottel, Carol Murrell, Mary Lou Musica, George Musilelc, Wayne Nemec, Ronald Neumann, Donna Rae Neuzil, Robert Neuzil, Ruth Nied, Charlyne Nikelly, Eva Nilles, Marie Nitzsche, Evelyn Novotny, Charlotte Oleinick, Sam Ondrus, Martin Osterman, Phillip Parma, Richard Patrick. Alex Pazar, Dolores Pazerekas, Ray Pazul, Sharon Pechota, lris Pechous, Ioan Pesso, Esther Peters, Robert Pockowski, Dan Pokorny, Barbara Pope, Iacqueline Portugal, Shirley Prasky, Dolores Prizant, Leslie Proctor, Margaret Protant, Roberta Prohaska, David Psenicka, Edward Pulciam, Shirley Quick, Beverly Rateike. Grace Reich, Doris Rezanka, George Riendeau, Ierome Sairanek, Charlotte Sairanek, Kathrine Sahogan, Barbara Saliny, Dorothy Samolik, lerry Schermer, Floyd Schmoll, Barbara Schretter, Arlene Schwartz, Barbara Schwartz, Charles Scios, Stella SOPHGMORES The Sedlack, Wayne Segal, Lorraine Sengstock, Kenneth Shaffer, Thelma Sherpan, Donald Shuman, Raymond Stegal, Alberta Sieber, Laverne Sigale, Merwin Siggeman, Marilyn Sima, Norbert Sinclair, Dorothy Sindelar, Anton Skokan, Ruth Skudrna, George Smith, Iames Spears, Lynwood Solznick, Gloria Sroczynski, Dolores Stachniak, Ray Stas, Gilbert Stefa, LaVerne Stehnieier, Richard Steinberg, Pearl Stepan, Charles Sternisha, Frank Stroinky, Richard Stroube, Marvin Stybl, Eleanor Sukman, Gwen Surowiec, Ralph Sushan, Ioan Svetic, Catherine Swan, Richard Swanson, Marlene Terch, lean Thorteldt, Dennis Tomasiewicz, Richard Treiilik, Bessie Triner, Io Ann Truhlar, Ioseph Truhlar, Martha Uva, Rosemarie Valacek, Arlene Vancura, Virginia Van Dine, Donna Ventimeglia, Kay Vescio, Marie Vinarsky, Ierry Vizek, Charles Vrchota, Betty Vyhnalek, Patricia Wacker, Karen Weisner, Barbara Weiss, lack Weiss, Ierry Wesley, Eric Wielgus, Steve Williams, Ida Witkorin, Rose Marie Witkowski, Ioan Wolf, loyce Wolf, Ruth Worst, Marvin Wuensch, Emil Zak, lack Zaremba, Dolores Zdrubecky, Shirley Zendluck, Grace Zelenik, Iune Ziemba, Bernadette Zitek, Iohn Zoutal, Lois Zupancich, Betty Class of 1952 You work and work for years and years T 4325 1 5 gl ., Sk I , 'X 9 LI ' Xxx K Ill IUIR Anglet, Rosemary Baich, Howard Bariels, Ioel Baunrucker, Nancy Beatman, Annebelle Belshan, Armand Bender, David Berk, Bernice Berousek, Blanche Biristock, Sherwyn Blazina, Shirley Bouse, loseph Brown, Sandra Broz, Robert Busek. Barbara Cerny, Leonard Chavin, Melvin Chilla, Richard Chmiele. Walter Chrasika, Carol Clay, Philip Coksee, Iordan Cooper, Howard Coover, Mindal Cothard, Peier Dachman, lack Dean, Mary Dragisic, Marian Feldgreber, Leroy Floreczak, Tony Forman, Helene Fragale, Lorraine Freck, William Franks, Virginia Friedman, Alice Fuka, Dorothy Gerber, Sandra Glaser, Eleaner Glaser, Iackie Glick, Roselle Gold, Arthur Goldberg, Delores Goldsholl, Sandra Grisolia, Philip Gross, Paul Hanuska, Ruth Hasiik, Elizabeih Hauser, Mildred Havel, Patricia Henneman, Carol Hirsch, Alvin Hoffman, Marvin Hofrichter, Adeline Homes, Soloman JUNIORS . Hosek, Irene Hosek, Karen Hrneiar, Ann Ianeke, Lillian Iedlicka, George Kleiman, Marshall Kmen, Geraldine Kogen, Ierry Kosmond, Iames Kovalsky, Helen Kozel, Ken Kriciensky, Ioanne Kubelka, LaVerne Kubes, Ioseph Kucera, Mary Kujawa. Ted Kurz, Dolores Lassner, Iules Lazar, Philip Laznicka, Audrey Learakos, Pauline Leif, Ierry Levin, Marshall Lewis, Iean Libert, Gilbert Libert, Marvin Litwin, Merrill Lang, Howard Lyle, Carol Marco, Marlene Martinec, Bob Masek, lean McCracken, Leonard Mesik, Helen Michelson, ludy Mikaiiis, Phyllis Mikolajzak, George Murphy, Veronica Musil, Richard Neil, Marcia Nemec, Ioe Nemec, Thomas Nofiz, Alvin Novak, Elaine Novak, Iacqueline Novotny, Gus Odchodnic, Iames Ondracek, Paul Oser, Howard Paladino, Eugene Paulus, Harriet Peknik, Laddie Psorki, Carol Rapport, Boris Class of 1951 You're always on the go WWW 'x wb 433i Rehor, Lillian Reven. Lewis Rezab, Mary Riha, Patricia Riley, Ida Rodenak, Barbara Rosen, lean Rosenthal, Ierry Rozhon, Carolyn Salron, Marshall Sanneman, Rob Ann Satek. Beverly Sax, lay Scalise, Susan Schendel, lean Schmidt, Marlene Schure, Ralph Schwartz Marlene Schwartz, Rosalie Scredl, Ronald Suda, Iarmilla Sering, Audrey Sichrovsky, Ray Skolcan, Ioe Smith, Boris Smith, Mary Ann Smulevitz, Martin Soble, lerry Sobyak, Mary Ann Sterba, Alice Svehla, Ice Svoboda, Tarmella Taibl, Shirley Talpa, Audrey Tarahis, Iulius Taualc, Ierry Thorell, Kenneth wr Tresch, Patricia Troniuk. Diana Tuma, Sandra Vavra. Charlene Vejvoda, Donald Vencek, Dolores Vesely. Arlene Wagner, Ross Walters, William Ward, Richard Wegrzyn Louis Weinstein, Emanuel Will, Fred Yates, Duane Zavesky, lean Zino, Grace Zverina, Mane Pictures not Taken: Castro, Valencia Hawsield, Iames Klobnock, Fred Kotas, Ann Lipner, Sheldon Menalcer, lulius Nemec, Ronald Seding. lack Silverman, Anita Sinclair, Carole Stetka, Miles Trumbelash, Barbara Varba, Richard Wlezen, Narbert J UNIORS Abrams. Alvin Adams. Robert Albrecht, Audrey Alter, Kenneth Brabakow, Helen Bearden, Carl Bendel, LeRoy Bernardo, Geraldine Billenstein, Donald Bocian, Dolores Bock, Walter Bogda, Marvin Bohacek, Rosemary Borchetsky, Arthur Breeze. Patricia Brezina, Orville Brodnicki, Anthony Brown, Hazel Brownlow, Henry Bubolos, Gus Bultas, Otto Burcham, Leotta Burkhardt, Betty Butgereit, lean Cermak, Dorothy Cernak, Mildred Chabus, Arlene Chait, Marvin Chavez, Gerardo Chuisolo, Ann Ciesel, Patricia Clancy. Carol Cohen, Allen Collo, Albert Curry, Ierry Denenberg, Phillip Deutchman, Eta Dobrowolski, Don Drapella, Christian Dudas, Iohn Dunham, Ioyce Dvorak, Beatrice Dvorak, Betty Dvorak. Charles Dvorak, Lumir Eberle, Mary Etherington, loan Evans, George Farrell, Richard Ferrini, Iudy Friedman, Shirley Friedman. Tema Frola, Ann Fuka, Francis Class of 1951 A sw lfgr f UTOO busy makin' dough 435V Some day for sure, Youll have your fun ar 1 , 1,7 4 36 P Furlet. Michael Gabriel, Betty Iane Halama, Francine Hans, Iames Hanson, Norman Hare, Mary Ann Havlicek, George Havlicek, Mildred Heck, Iulius Hlinka, Lillian Holan, Bernadette Holic, Robert Horwitz, Arnold Horvik, Richard Hribar. Edward Hrubecky. Richard Isaacson, Marlene lslcerka, Elizabeth Iakovac, Gloria Iara, Lillian Iarosz, Iulia Ierome. Nancy Ieltery, Norman Iurasek, Ierry Kadlec, Louis Kaezmar, Stephen Kartch, Rennette Kase, lean Kasperski, Florian Kassell, loan Kastmer, Robert Kastrow, Annette Katz, Ethel Kaufman, Thomas Kavalier, Evelyn Kielas, Geraldine Klassman, Sherman Knohloch. Ruth Kohout, Francis Kos, Victor Krahulik, Frances Krch, Dolores Krejcik, Evelyn Kucera, Iohn Kureia, Iohn Lahn, Darlene Lauriente, Marilyn Lempkowski, Thomas Leska, Marion Lipson, Arlene Lewan, Corrine Little, Edward Losos, Frank Loula, Stanley J UNIORS . Maciejezyk, Lorraine Mack, Shirley Maierczyk, Ann Malan, Lillian Malaski, Iohanne Malek, Iames Malin, Ioan Manns, Arthur Marek. Leonard Marose, lean Marrese, Phyllis Mason, Ioan Mastro, Iames Medina, Beverly Meihling, Rolland Milabaver, Connie Miller, Diana Miskultz, Larry Mlekush, Henry Moll, Ronald Nelson, Patricia Nemecek, Vera Neverowski, Eugene Netrefa, Iames Nudelman, Iris Niez, Geraldine Olesky, loseph Papucci, Virginia Paris, Corryne Pascual, Ramona Passini, Nancy Pavelec, Lenore Perlowski, Mike Peskulski, Ioan Pierson, Larry Piskule, Elaine Poiman, Charles Pokorny, Milan Rateike, Clifford Rogalski, Elaine Rose, Robert Rotter, Dolores Russ, Doris Saenz, Mary Sakovic, Ronald Schillne, Edward Schrieder, George Schultz, Frank Schwartz, Robert Scott, Dorothy Sewczyk, Leona Shannon, Sally Shimanek, Ioanne Sidlowski, Iudith Class of When you're cz millionaire f.f. Ji! 4375 mln your old rockin' chair 4387 ... A Y- I Sindler. Ronald Skuderna, Loretta Slezalc, Leona Stawarts, Virginia Steininger, Edward Ster, Iames Straka, Ann Straub, Gladys Sturt, Norman Sucharzewski, Irene Sullivan, Mary Svach, Mary Tanber, Iack Thomas, Frank Traub, Eugene Treaba, Henrietta Trexel, Mary Truda, Ioan Uliiasz, Stanley Vacko, William Vance, Maryann Vandurek, Vivian Vaudrin, Harriet Vesely, Mary Veverka, Iames Videgar, Ianet Visek, Barbara Vlasak, Eugene Warkel, Annette Weinberg, Harry Weisbond, Barton White, William Zabelka, Merrill Zahour, Eva Zalud, Robert Zenor, Donald Zerin, William Zering, Elsie Zezulek, Paul Zicha, Arnold Zid, Daniel Zomparelli, Antonette Zomparelli, Maryann Pictures not Taken: Bave, Ronald Fisher, Shirley Gevcomo, Frances Gorgan, George Kazalki, Thomas Lauber, lack Paglia, Carol Paprock, George Rool, Iames Shapiro, Sheldon Steiskal, Henry Vidas, Bob Walker, Charles JUNIORS . . 'lWhat will I do? With just cz photograph to tell my troubles to Albrecht, Clarence Alexa, Rosemary Allen, David Banen, Allen Becker, Dolores , Bolotin, Harold Boucek, Iacqueline Cantello, Dorothy Cervenka, Charles Cibulka. Ioseph Cohen, Melvin Colangelo, Barbara Cramarosso, Rosalie Crisci, Ieanette Crockett, Dennis Dictor, Harry Domabyl, William Dorenield, Neil Doumel, Kenneth Dunne, Estelle Finn, Timothy Fraser. Gloria Froida, Ierry Gallina, Eugene Gancar, Richard Genchek, Lorraine Gold, Corinne Gorkowski, Anna Gorkowski, Marianne Gubin, Gerald Hahn, Mary Ann Harris, Sam Hasman, Ioan Hesser, Dolores Hilger, Ronald Hruby, Peter Irving, Marvin Iaeger, Dorothy Iedlicka, Iohn Ierawski, Maryann Class of 1951 1 N, ' '79 4395 gg. Mllfhen I'm alone with only dreams of you ia K 3-xy -. f . Q- av A I J.- - -.Q 1 Q - rlx, f X xl l . . E T E 1 f 4' T7 lx fy W, Bd M! I r , x n a l 4407 Iones, Mary Kafka, Robert Kain. Lorraine Kaspar. Elaine Kasprzak, Vincent Katz, Phillip Kohlegk, Edward Kollinger, Iune Komrous, Iean Kral, Anthony Kral, Charmaine Krapek, Annetoinette Krawitz, Ioyce Krenek, Marian Kriz, Donald Kubis, Dolores Kubis, Geraldine Leaney, Patricia Lenoch, Iames Lenoch, lean Levy, Burton Lowenthal, lrwin Maenner, Robert Malek. Patsy Masa, Bettye Masek, Ioan Mellon, Barbara Miller, Ioyce Mingori, Noreen Monzel, Ruth Moskal, Mae Murphy, Millard Niemiec, Eleanor Novak, Ioan Novak, Marilyn Novotny, Marie Olson, Howard Ondrus, Martha Peckler, Fred Peklo, Robert JUNIORS Phat Won' Presto, Ruth Hiedl, Ioseph Rosenberg, Ruth Roii, Marjorie Ruback, Carol Ruback, Ioan Rudman, Shirley Samuels, Gerald Schellenberg, Barbara Schneider, Maxine Schulman, Larry Scroczynski, Gerry Sebela, Iames Siedare, Lorraine Simon, Norman Slodki, William Sobek, Walter Spevak, Charles Stepina, Margaret Stolspari, Doris Siudrawa, Franklin Suchomel, Rosemarie Toborg, Beity Tose, Vilma Tmoska, Daniel Tymick, Arthur Tyrner, Ioseph Vesely, Iohn Vosicky, Gene Wall, Franklin Wiesman, Sarah Lee Wiesmeyer, Alfred Wilson, Arlene Witt, Lois Wolf, Robert Yarmulnick, Lenore Zackman, Irving Zahradka, Ioyce Zalutsky, Irwin Zarih, lean Zdrubecky, Ronald Zelener, Seymour Zeman, Mila Pictures no! Taken: Dobson, Doris Gore, Shirley Havel, Hugo Lerner, Sally Tyk, Ioseph Class of 1951 t come true, What will I do? E IUP1 Class of IANUAI'-Y, IUBII CLASS MOTTO We build the ladder by which we rise COLOR Old Rose and Silver FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS OFFICERS President .,.,,.... 4 . IAMES HORA Vice-President .i,.., GORDON COHN Secretary .......,..V.ii, VERA SEFL Treasurer ..,i. MILDRED KOUDELKA Our school days now are past and gone, IUNE BARBARA ANTHONY Band Medals, Swim Club. lune Anthony has her plans made to become a teacher, but watch for books that say Amen, cause you might end up a preacher. IEWEL BALOUN Boys' Club, Farragut Band Letter, IZ Medals, lewel Baloun, the gem of our class, my, my, what a charm- ing lass. I see her now with her favorite dish, out on the street corner, selling fish. GERALDINE IEAN BAZZLE Mixed Chorus. Geraldine Bazzle I see, straight and tall, as the greatest trapeze artist of them all. ROSE BECKERMAN Student Council. Rose Beckerman, for silence will be knighted, for in Stevenson's room, she never recited. IOHN BLAHA A 2 Basketball Letters, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus Letter. Iohn Blaha, opera critic, takes notes on Kenton. IOSEPH BLAHA Mixed, Boys' Chorus Letters. Color, Flower, Motto. In the coming years we'll need a new president for the Bilgewater Beverage Co. Naturally for such an outstanding position there can be none other than that outstanding-Ioe Blaha. RONALD BURNS Boys' Chorus. Ronald Burns is quite a boyg for he discovered a new kind of joy, I find him now, clean- ing the glass, working so hard pumping the gas. DOLORES BUSH ' Gen. Office Helper, Boys' Gym Office. Dolores Bush, whose love for music is tremendous, may be found playing Valv Glokenspiel, in the Salvation Army Band. LAVERGNE CAITHAMIL Lavergne Caithamil we all can tell, with her tech- nique always will sell, a soda of her own kind of scheme, topped off with lots of whipped cream. NANCY CIZEK She learned at Farragut to consider carefully be- fore judging anything or anyone. Nancy Cizek, who always had an eye for a boy with a car, we find driving hot rods. GORDON COHN Vice-President of Class, Band, Letter, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Scroll, Senior Play, Prom Committee. Gordon Cohn's past is an all important factor, now he cleans shoes for all movie actors. WALLACE CONNER Scroll, Log, Boys' Chorus. Alias Bembrant is em- ployed as a paint mixer at Kaplan's Department Store. DOROTHY COUCH Girls' Chorus, Gift Committee. Because of Dorothy Couch's previous work with an insurance broker, we find her poisoning her suitors for the insurance. GEORGIA DANNELKA Ambition: dress designer. Pet peeve: conceited people. Georgia Dannelka is right on the beam, for now she's raising a football team. MAUREEN DELANEY G. A. A, Letter, Chevron, Class Day, Gift, Prom Com- mittee. Maureen Delaney I find quite at ease, with always a smile and a timid please: taking letters left and right, helping Stevie from morning till night. IOSEPH DEPA Senior Cabinet, Prom Committee, Boys' Chorus Let- ter. loe Depa fulfilled his Wishes to become a Mcrrharajah. EDITH FARNEY Senior Tea and Dance, Prom and Gift Committees. For Edith Farney, I see money galore, counting the pennies in the 5 and IU cent store. DOLORES FETTING Honor Society. A turnabout in the life of Dolores Petting, will make her next of the Bed Hot Mamas doing their shows nightly at the Casino. HELEN R. FIALA Senior Cabinet, Honor Society, Student Guidance For Helen Fiala, I see the Title of Miss America in l953. SHIRLEY FLEISHLEBER Band Letter, Latin Cerfiiicaie, Senior Cabinet, Stu- dent Guidance, Orchestra Shirley Fleishleber, who has talent galore, I final entertaining in the center cf the floor. and soon I san-J a radiant glow' on the faces of the Bohemians at the I-Ioman show. NORMA FORBES Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus Accompanist, Election Committee, Student Guidance To Norma Forbes, the model, a happy futures seen, using her arms and fancy curves to keep her children clean. ARTHUR FORMANEK Enjoys hunting and fishing Art Formanelc, whose ambition was to be a floor walker, is aetting many chills-a night watchman-guarding iCarter's Little Liver Pills DONALD FROULA Student Council, Mixed and Boys' Choruses, College Day Don Froular: love for taking pictures has made him the countryiz number l grave stone photog- rapher. IOSEPH GOLDZWEIG 3 Baxlnrftball l.nttor::, Prom and Finance Committees Bffcaiiizrf it ia: well known to rnfrrnbffrgx of the class that lor: liax the mind of a buziiness executive, I find him nzffllinfr potato pancake.: on the corner of ltumnrfvvilt anfl lff-flzif-. ALEX GORDEY llrlzwlffill l.-'ttf-I fllfti-I Mffrtf-v, f1l1ft.1 Sl'Wf1f'fll'Jf1ll flfilflfrry, who lifmtllf-fl :tilt--i-'.1, riow lifinillx a :zriliferrf rzf fl fluff'-t--nl tyyw Ilr- 1:2 fl lttililflr- l3f1nf'f'r atCl1ili flrmfllcv EARL GORSS IIVUIIIIIIIIYVI l.f-ttf-r flrif- fit tlir- f'lfi,..z of 'HU will wfurli liizz wciy llttOll'1l1 rmllf-'rw via tlif- IIIFVHIZITIYX routr: that III, if tif- win lit-'Ati lit.: 1-yr-11 mit of lfznquirr- WlIfJ lil llllii, Vrxtl tigzlii' VVliv, fffrrl fIf1r:::i,rvfr'0iir:1f1l GLORIA GREENOUGH Stticlctnt Giilflftnrwt, I'1nanf'f' C-:!7lTllTllllf'f' Gloria Grf-vnotiali 1:1 :zfitlirifl firf' to Hff'l Robin rlioprz all ow-r tlir- country. LARRY GRIKA Oticlicnztia l,nttcr', ll ljinzz, B IVIfJ'df!l.1, SC-nior Cabinet Because it is a well known fact to all members of the class that Larry Grilca has been put in the :same category with men like Misha Iflman and Yarsha Heifitz, I find him playing first violin with the Be-bop band at the Club Shlob. BARBARA GRZALA Girls' Chorus, Prom Committee. Barbara Grzala finds life full of fun, spends all her time out under the sun. With a brush in her hand she works for her pay, painting a rainbow for a rainy day. FRANK HADRAVA IRENE HAMILTON National Honor Society, Student Council, Guidance, Civic Letter, Chevron. When Irene Hamilton gradu- ates, I hope her wishes come true-with lots of love from hubbie dear, and eight little girls in view. RICHARD HENGREN Football, Boys' Chorus Letter, Movie Operator. Dentist Richard Hengren has a fobia for digging, but time will tell-whether he joins up with Digger O Dell. BERNARD HARRIS Captain Basketball, 4 Letters, Boys' Chorus and Mixed Chorus Letters, Cap and Gown Committee Can it be true-is that Bernard I-Iarris I see-Chl but of course-there he is, manager and director of the worldffarnous AIrIarris Chorus Girls RAYMOND HARTL Ambition draftsman or Admiral in Navy. Ray Irlartl, who likes biscuit-like cans fiat' ce :crgni re- citing Shakespeare at the Studebaker Theater, TERRENCE HAYES l Out of IU Outstariiinz Students, Honor Society. Senior Cabinet There :ces Terry Hayes making millions again. but what if his rrtaoliin, should . , 1 - breai: act-rrtu 113. ELAINE HESS F U G. A. A Leiter, bin Crievrcri C tis' 'Citrus Leiter: Scroll: Print Crnirriittee Because t :ter i eat love fgy grferrs K Elaine ne ' channel N 'ff1 Sir- -rid rent:-.'r-e A via.: the - -.',...,.,,,- SENIORS ilAnd yet we fondly linger here,- 'wr . Class of llFor sweet each joy that we have known IAMES HORA Three Basketball Letters, l Baseball Letter, Latin Award, Senior Class President, Salutatorian, l of lU Outstanding Students. Senior Cabinet, National Honor Society. The great doctor, lames Hora will reveal the secret of his success. Look smart and prescribe Duz. Duz does everything! DONALD HOSEK Ambition: to travel on the other side of the equator. For Donald Hosek, nickname Speed, in a turtle race, hell take the lead. RONALD ISAACSON President School Council, 2 Basketball Letters, Boys' Chorus, Prom Committee. Headlinei Ronald Isaac- son achieves honor, as a professor and a great scholar. BETTY IAFFE Student Council. Betty Iafte, l see as a teacher, Exams tor her students are her main feature. IOAN MARIE IANASEK Prom Committee, Honor Society, G. A, A, Executive Board, loan lanasek's dramatics we all know without doubt! Of course her big role will be to pull the switch on 'Lights Out! MARYANN IENICEK Maryann lenicek has a job on her hands, for now l find. her cleaning old pots and pansp cleaning the house will take all her time, but her four little boys will help it shine. BILL IONES Football Letter, Boys' Chorus Letter. Bill lones will own a taxicab so he can charge for the rides he gives everyone. CAROLE KASSAL National Honor Society, Student Guidance, Senior Cabinet, Scroll, Civic Chevron. Carole Kassal, a marvelous swimmer we know, will jump off a 300 foot tower to a wet sponge below. EUNICE MAE KELLY Hobbies: reading, swimming, riding, The aift of aab of Eunice Kelly will bring her to your door as the new Fuller brush man, FRANK KEMPINSKI Boys' Chorus, Log, Scroll. Pet peeve: short girl- shorter boy. For Frank Kempinski I see great fame, pushing a broom down Fifth and Maine. IUNE KLICKA National Honor Society, Student Guidance, Election Committee, G. A, A. Letter. lune Klicka's speed on the typewriter, made her attain the worlds record. ARTHUR KAHANOVICH 6 Band Medals, intramural Basketball Letter. Art Kahanovich his mind will use, making crossword puzzles for the Daily News. DOROTHY KOHOUT G. A, A. Letter, Latin Award. Eor Dorothy Kohout l saw great success in the professional world as man- ager of the Cubs. RONALD KOLMAN Ambition: to become an automobile racing driver. That famous detective is none other than our great friend, Ronald Kolman. LOIS KOPLIN Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Service Guild, Student Council. Hobby: horseback riding. LOULA LOUISE KOSMOND Civic Letter, Chevron, Student Guidance, Rational Honor Society, School Council, Service Guild, Prom, Ring Dec. Committee. Loula's love for bowling has made her one of the best pinsetters at West End. MILDRED KOUDELKA National Honor Society, Student Guidance, Treas- urer ot Class, Mixed Chorus, Letter, Civic Chevron. Mildred Koudelka, after being Treasurer of the Class, Will be able to juggle anything. GEORGE KRAICOVIC Student Guidance, Band Letter, 9 Medals, Orchestra Pin, Guard, Swimming Letter, Senior Cabinet. George Krajcovic loves to lift weights, is now crush- ing grapes for a living. T ALLEN KRAMER Invitation Committee, Banquet Committee. The last one I saw before the Fates awoke was that of Muscles Kramer, wrestling at Rainbow. RICHARD KROB Hobbies: athletic activities And here is some more surprising news: Richard Krob is now with the F. B. I. They caught him in Florida. GEORGE KRUPICKA Senior Tea. Meanwhile George Krupicka is doing quite well, for now he's a draftsman in a bank. He opens windows. AUDREY KRUZICH Student Guidance, Council: Honor Society, Service Guild, Finance, Talent Show Committeesg Civic Chevron. Audrey Kruzich's many years of learning in the studies of biology have led her to open an exclusive pet shop in Little Bohemia . ELAINE KUCHMA That shy, retiring, attractive but unambitious young lady har: finally awakened to the fact that her job in life in to become a huntresrz in far off jungles Reports say that :she has quite a collection of skulls LUCILLE KUIAWA Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Lu Kujawa, we wish a happy marriage with love and joy -'Oh yes, IU little girls and IU little boys. ELENOR KULISEK Senior Caliirit-t, llonor Socif-ty, Library llelper. Duo to Ill Ki1li::rrk':: love for atliloticis, l linrl her getting plenty of vxr-rciizw wlir-1-ling a liufigy down 26th St VIRGINIA KULISEK Ilonor Society, Senior Cfaliinrrt, Lilirary Helper, ln- Vifation, llocorriting Coniinittr-0. Virginia in a real pal and a honey, wll give nz: 4 oazzy leazgzonzz on counterfeiting money. IOAN LANCE G. A. A. Secretary, Trr-azsiirer, Pin, Letter, 3 Chev- rons, Ifclitor on Scroll, Ouill and Scroll Award, Prom Committee, Senior Cabinet, Senior Play, loni Lance is still putting her writing talentzz to use While attending Greenly College, :she haf: been keeping up steady correspondence with a fellow named Walter Lee, and any day now, she plans to pop the question. WALTER LEE Intramural Basketball Emblem, Walter Lee, a radio commentator I see, blowing the midnight whistle of the Robert E. Lee. TOM LONK Boys' Chorus Letter, l of IU Outstanding Seniors, Senior Cabinet, Student Guidance, Council. Tom Lonk's ambition is to be in the hall of fame. Sure they need men with his height to polish Lou Gerig's name. IAMES LUDVIK Baseball Letter. I see lames, holding a great poli- tical position, probably the Chair oi Respectability. ALLEN MARES Boys' Chorus. Allen, who always wanted to join the navy, is operating a coal barge on the canal. EMILY MARTINEC Band Letter, 8 Medals, Honor Society. Emily Mar- tinec, musician, will certainly be set, with Benny Goodmans Band, and her clarinet, CLIFFORD MATRIZEWSKI Boys' Chorus Letter, Basketball. Ambitiont to be a bachelor. NORMAN MAZANEC Band Letter, Stage Crew Letter, I found Norman Mazanek, who has an affinity for railroads, at the throttle of the crack streamliner- The Snail of the Crooked and Slow Railroad . ARLENE MAZANEK Likes to skate Arlene lxfazanek has a great future in sight, for California she plans in the '.-farm sun- light MEINERT MISCHNICK Valedictoriarz 'Vice-President of Student Guild, lla' tional Honor Society' Service Guild, Boys' Chorus. Frozii Cottiitiiiiee 'Poor lufxnert. '.-:hile .sampling Fishers French fr o fish he s'.-.'allo'.-Sei one Cf the xslt bones. SENIORS . Tis sad to part from comrades dear f Class of 1950 The world before us brightly lies RONALD MOLIK IOSEPH MORGAN 3 Basketball Letters. joe Morgan sells fish for Fisher in tasty packages. IAMES MYSICKA Boys' Chorus Letter, Mixed Chorus. Our boy My- sicka is quite an actor, but lim will probably wind up driving a tractor. PAUL ERNEST NANDICO Ambition: draftsman. Paul Nandico I see as quite a man, driving a big moving van. MARK NARANCICH Swimming Team, Prom Committee. Mark Narancich holds his students agog, he'll spend all his time dissecting their frogs. MARY ANN NELSON Likes: swimming, dancing, reading. Mary Ann Nelson has fame galore, you see she's president of the Goldblatt Department Store. ALLYN NEUMAN Because she loves to ride in hot rods , I find Allyn Neuman running a taxi service, to and from Far- ragut H. S. IOSEPH NOWORUL Worthwhile thing learned: be kind to everyone. joseph Nowr rul, blond and handsome, I predict that he will be a well-established business man, and have a family. LEONA MAE OSOWSKI Senior Honor Society, Girls' Chorus Letter, Prom Committee. Leona Osowski, whose voice is the envy of all, is foreseen to be a lady barker in the I-Iennie Bros. Circus! IOAN PASSO Ambition: to be a successful secretary and later a homemaker. loan Passo, after much debating of the issue, decided to accept the position of exclusive model at Lurie's, a well-known beauty salon, on Bohemian Broadway. ROSEMARIE PEARCY Honor Society, Student Guidance Council, Service Guild, Girls' Chorus. Rosemarie Pearcy, who enjoys writing poetry may be found writing verse for Burma Shave signs. ELAINE PEKAREK Girls' Chorusg Library Helper, Talent Show, Gift Committees, Elaine, who was so very fond of chemistry, is now making herself very useful, she's Mr. Bale's head assistant. MELVIN PELKA MARGARET PFIFFNER Student Guidance. A home for Margaret Pfiffner I see, way out west in the country. SHIRLEY PAGACNIK Girls' Chorus, Cheerleader Letters, Due to Shirley's love for stenography, I find her remaining at Far- ragut for 8 extra semesters just to continue to ad- vance in her beloved subject. HOWARD PRAHL 3 Football Manager Letters. They say success comes with hard work, and according to this statement How, Prahl will be a great success because I see him mopping up the floor at Second Federal. GERALDINE PRAZAK Girls' Chorus Letter. Geraldine Prazak, whose love for folk songs is great, leads Saturday night dances in Tipperman, Tennessee. CHARLENE PRINDIVILLE Girls' Chorus, Library Helper, Student Guidance, G. A. A. Letter. Charlene Prindiville really put her warm smile to good use, for she was the first to get married. SENIURS RICHARD EARL RIEDL f Movie Operator, Boys' Chorus The name of Richf lYet here fond mem FY loves to dwell' ard Riedl, l see in lights starrina in that unforget- able picture, 'Henry Wore Tights . t DONALD SCHAFFER ' Boys' Chorusp Senior Cabinet: Student Council: Prom, Pin, Ring Committeesp President Senior Honor Society, l of lO Outstanding Students. As for Don- well, unfortunately he never quite realized his am- bition of becoming a baby doctor, although today, some of the prominent citizens have sometime or other hailed him, You see he's a cab driver. RAY SCHWAB Scroll, Senior Cabinet, Student Council, l Letter, Swimming. Ray Schwab, who has a deep love for the service, has joined the Marines for six years. VERA SEFL Secretary of Class, Senior Cabinet, l-lonor Society, Student Council, Prom Committee. A love lor 'idrivc-ins finds Vera Sell the new car hop at the Twin Drive-ln. MARILYN SEGAL Student Guidance, Gilt Committee. First Marilyn Social will api.-n a bakery and make Irish Baales. IUNE SEGHI Collr.-frtlnfg iiiatcli covr-rs is lifzr liobby. lunc Sealii liar: rzritrlir-fl tht- l'Ilf'IittTIl fl1'lCi,f'1TlflG very promising ponsitiori tzliv-'gg fiat too f3lio':s matron at her old crlirirr iriatf-i IOYCE SHAY Survicrt- fluiltl, llciiioi firwwit-ty, Scliolagztic Art Awards 'l'ti loyw- fllifiy :zo riifw- and qiiivt, when :alive gotta lllflllillffi, 1ii::t watwli tlif- iitut SOL SICHER lntraiiiiiitil fliioilu, llnygn' Clioruzs. Sol, wlio always playa-rl taiily good luriulzi-tlirill, i:: now inllatinfg cirrfuzz liallooriaz for a living. DOLORES SINGER Student Guidancct, Gilt Coiiimittce, Senior Play. llo- lorcs Singer repairs Singer Sowing Machines for a living. LEO SLEZAK Orchestra, Movie Operator Letters Leo, Bouncing Boy Slezak, is still building up his muscles, but not by drawing the bow across the strings of his violin. Hes accomplishing this at Sokol l-lavlicek on his famous tramploin. GERALDINE SMRT Student Guidance, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, Service Guild. Gerry enjoys putterina in her kitchen without doubt, l see her now at Lurie's making dumplings and sourkraut. RITA SOUKUP Scroll, Library Helper, Student Guidance, G. A. A. 75 pt. Chevron. Rita Soukup has finally settled down after a nine year engagement. Before her marriage though, her fine soprano voice landed her a good job as Siren in a Bohemian bread factory EMIL SPAL 2 Football Letters. Emil Spal will be the guy who thinks a crematory is the scientific Word for a cow. LEONARD SPIWAK 7 Band Medals, Letter. Leonard Spiwak, Whose future is bright, sleeps all day and is up all night. The business men he entertains with the blues, and as a reward they give him new shoes. IOHN STERBA Boys' Chorus Letter, Senior Cabinet. Because of lohn Sterba's high position in the library, he now has the largest comic book collection in the world FANNY STEVENS Civic Chevron, Award, Senior Cabinet, Honor So- ciety, Student Guidance, Girls' Chorus Because of her great intellectual capacity, l find Fanny readina many varieties of comic books EDWARD STROLLER Captain Baseball Team, 4 Basketball Letterf l found Ed, as the man who will be most likely to dribble his life away. BILL SVEC Y r A Q Baseball Basketball Civic Award We see bill Svec walking the beat, with a ciizar in his mouth, and lcunicns on his reef 1.i Class of 1950 With saddened hearts and dewy eyes,- SHIRLEY TESKA Student Guidance, Council, Honor Society, Service Guild. Shirley will work for Milton Berle sealing jokes frrom other comedians, BESSIE THOMAS Honor Society, Orchestra Pin and Guard. For Bessie, I saw a great career with her hands, kneading knedlicky for carp fishermen. MITCHELL TUCHTEN 4 Basketball Letters, l Baseball Letter. Because of Mitchell's love for dogs, he has become a dog catch- er, catching cats. FRANK TUMPACK Track Team, 2 Basketball Letters. Ambition: to be- come a good printer. LADDIE VEIR Movie Operator, Honor Society, Election Committee. Laddie Vejr, whose got the chemistry bug, will not be bored, for you see he's been looking for The Lost Chord . CHARLES VELEK Boys' Chorus, Log Artist. Because of his artistic ability, I find Charles Velek painting the benches in Douglas Park. MIKE VESTINO Basketball, Track. Handsome Mike Vestino of great- est height, is doing a rhumba on a soft summer night. EDWARD WEBER Basketball, Gift Committee. Because of his convinc- ing mannerism, I find Ed Weber selling tickets for rides on the Farragut H. S. elevator. EUGENE WENTWORTH Likes to hunt and play basketball. Eugene Went- worth has a future so bright, delivering papers be- fore the morning light. HARVEY WEISS Football Team, Talent Show Committee, Clean Up Committee. Ambition: policeman. HERBERT WEISMEYER Orchestra Letter, Pin, Guards, 2 Medals, Senior Cabinet, National Honor Society. Einstein has noth- ing on Herb. While experimenting with some new chemicals, he came upon a new theory-Oh well- Kratt Chemical was a nice company. ELIZABETH WOOD Ambition: seamstress. Likes to dance, sew. Eliza- beth Wood, who dresses so neat, always makes sure her skirts have a pleat. I see her now doing the sewing, mending the holes in the Faculty's clothing. BOB ZIENTEK Baseball Letter. Bob Zientek's good machines l'm sure you all know. He's driving a mule train, making lots of dough. 1495 4505 E IURA Class of IUNE, 1950 CLASS MOTTO Crossed the bayg the lies before us We have ocean COLOR Blue and Gold FLOWER Blue Carnation and Yellow Tea Rose CLASS OFFICERS President .,.... DON PYSKACEK Vice-President .l... RUSSELL SVETIC Secretary. .ANN MARIE 'WOIDEMANN Treasurer .....,... SARA ANDERSON We bid to all a sweet farewell CASIMIR ADAMS Casey Wants to be a lawyer. Enjoys taking movies. Hobby is photography. CAROLYN ADCOCK Cookie Pin and Ring Committee, Honor Society. Wants to be a commercial artist. Pet likes: eating and sleeping. IACK AMATO HIUCRSOBH Hobby: sketching and drawing. Ambition is in- dustrial designing. KATIE BELLE ANDERSON Belle Enjoys eating ice cream. Wants to be a beautician. Pet likes: teachers. MILDRED ANDERSON Moon Mil1ie Wants to be a nurse. Enjoys sewing and cooking. G. A. A. Pet likes: the family. SARA ANDERSON HSUYIGU Band: 8 Medals. Letter, Latin Award, Senior Cabi- net. Page tour Editor ot Scroll, Quill and Scroll. BARBARA BECKER Bobbie Girls' Chorus Letter, Scroll, Student Council. En- joys dancing, swimming, horseback riding. IUNE BENAK Band, 6 Medals, Letter, Senior Cabinet. Hobby is collecting recipes. Likes Charley My Boy . IOSEPHINE BENES Girls' Chorus Letter, G. A. A., Honor Society. Hobby: collecting records. Dislikes girls who put make-up on in public. RICHARD BERNARD Boys' Chorus Letter. Wants to own a store. Hobby: airplanes. Pet peeve: to get too much homework. GEORGE BESSLER CARL BILLINGS Wants to be pilot of a transport plane. Enjoys racing. Dislikes it when people call him peroxide. HERBERT BILLENSTEIN Football, 2 Letters, Senior Cabinet. Favorite subject is biology. Pet like: lunch. SHIRLEY BLAHA B1c1hahahaha Cheerleader, Scroll. Wants to enter show business. Hobby: bowling, dancing. BEVERLY BLECHA Bev Wants to travel. Enjoys reading. Pet peeve: writing sonnets for Miss Hogan in English. 3 CHARLES BOEHM Chuck Likes print shop. Wants to be a linotype operator. HELEN BOYD Heide 2 G. A. A., l-lonor Society. Wants to be a social worker. Enjoys good shows, musical comedies. PHILIP BRADGADO Epo Boys' Chorus. Hobby: television. Enjoys all sports and comedians. lntends to go to college. I . wr IOAN BRAGIEL Vfanis to be a seoreiary. Holoryi eatin: and sleeping. VERA BRASIC Hobby. sketching ana pairiiixa radio actress. IOAN BRONCZYK Cno picturel Honor Society, G A. A. Leiter. people Want: to he an expert s?t:rt:an:1 writer GEORGE CARSON Kid lla-coratmfi Cor1iruit1ee,HallC:11ar : A It Iv.-Sara. l lotl,',' Lrixoiifill CLAUDETTE CERMAK Cloudy Orr-ltr'-rtrti Lett--r, Scroll Repcrtc .nts to ao to collffvif- l.il:f':1 clancina ANNETTE CERVENKA Butch Pvt rwovt- fiog1g:iVf.'I'.' Vfaittr to attain a x-.tortliwliile iol- anti lv- vi uticcvrzf EDNA CESAL Eddie Orctlii-pztvi litter, Pin 2 Girard: Vfantn to he a private :tone-.iraplwr Pot icoovo Craoltina linizcltlfw IAMES CESCHKE lim Raskctlgtall, Rcys' Cliorux Ambition is to ke V7 clrattsiiian Hobby' sport clippinas ALBERT CHERNICK Sonny Enioys sports, car rides. Ambition' to estaklisn a secure and prosperous future. CARL CHRISTOFF Favorite subject: wood shop. WILLIAM CIESLA Bill Easelcall, Basketball, lntrantural Awards. V-'ants io have own business. IOSEPH CIHAL uloe Boys' Chorus Letter, Ni:-:eel Chorus. Arribiiionr en- gineer Likes girls, bowling, fishing, FRED COHEN 'lFritz Warns to be a linciyjoe operator. Pet peevei airls who smoke. Enfoys baseball, ROBERT COLE Track and Cross Coon Pe: joeevez Iipstlcrc on arinkina fountains. THOMAS CULKAR V .,., ' IAA ' -fl' f-Aff,-.1-N ' ' V-ants .o oe 3 .ooifiarg ooo-.. . , ,. . likes gxggiing girls. DON DELQADE I -cfs C.,-.u: 'c MORTQN DOLGIN W q W Foczca.. -ezter .e o 'o 'fi I :Lg -.-::ee.s. QEQP ,.H,-A-'M Q,-,-W.: , .1- Gao..-.:, .,.:..:eSs l'Long will our hearts recall each foy SENIORS Big Tom Pancho Doogin mi 4 Class of That bound us in sweet friendship here IOSEPH DRAPOLIK Boys' Chorus Letter. Wants to get into television. Likes to tinker around. CAROL DRASCHNER Ambition: to enjoy life. Hobby: collecting jazz and classical records. DARLENE DVORAK Dar Orchestra, l Pin, 2 Guards. Wants to be a stenog- rapher, Hobby: bowling. JOSEPH DVORAK Enjoys fishing, hunting. Wants to make success and honor for himself. ARLENE FAYKOSH R Orchestra, Letter, Pin, 2 Guards, Band, 2 Medals, Student Council Accompanist. SHIRLEY ANN FENCL Band Letter, Orchestra, Pin and 3 Guards, Senior Cabinet. Likes to play the flute. S quirre1 AUDREY V. FINGL Wants an office career. Likes singing and Dlaying the ukulele. DONNA FINKELBERG Irish Winner of Posture Contest, G. A. A., Ring and Pin Committee, Color, Flower Committee. MARIA FOLTAN Mary Wants to be a success. Learned how to get along with people. IUNE MARIE FRAGALE luney Orchestra Letter, Pin and Guards. Favorite subject: all types of science, especially chemistry. RICHARD FRISH Frish Band, 9 Medals, Letter, Scroll, Civic Award. Wants to be a writer. RAYMOND FRITZE Fritz Senior Cabinet, Band. Collects silver dollars of the l8 hundreds. ROBERT GAIEWSKI Senior Cabinet, Managing Editor of Scroll, Civic Award, Quill and Scroll Award, Euclidian Pin. RAYMOND GEBAUER Boys' Chorus, College Day Committee. Enjoys print shop. Wants to be a pilot or flight instructor. PAT GEARY Peetsy Ambition: medical assistant. Pet peeve: narrow- minded people. Likes art. BERT GOLDSTEIN 4 53 P l'For time can never more destroy ENID GOLDSTEIN Ambition: a millionaire. Dislikes moochers. En- joys dancing, bowling. ISADORE GARBER Izzy Enjoys TV. Wants to open a printing store. DONALD GRMAZA Scroll, Boys' Chorus, Wants to become a reporter, Collects loud ties . SEMA GOODMAN Blondie G. A, A., Student Helper. Wants to be a secretary. Holaloy: collecting stamps. THEADORA GREGOROWICZ Teddy Civic Chevron. Likes square dancing and horse- back rirlina. MARGARET GRIFFITH Kitten Firth Pin for swimming. Wants to win the l95O Olyrrlpiczz. RALPH HAFFER Salt llall Award, Pvrtwct Attr-nrlanco. Wantxa to he- coinv a print:-r. P4-t pr-1-vu: airlzz who zzrnolw. IAMES HANDLON AI Senior Cahinot, Track Letter, Football. lloluliy play- ing the drums. LORETTA HARDT Loi Amloition: private secretary. Enjoys dancing, eating and swimming, ROBERT HARTMAN Bevs B. A. A. Award, Swimming Team. Wants to own a print shop. WILLIAM I-IAVLIN Red Boys' Chorus Letter, Baseball, 2 Letters. Wants to become a baseball player. CAROLE HEGNER Senior Honor Society, Scroll, Senior Prom Committee. Pet peeve: putting make-up on in public. ARLENE HEIKAL ROBERT HERHOLD Wants to be a mail man. Dislikes getting up in the morning. MONTY HILL MONT Scroll Editor, Quill and Scroll Award. Wants to become a writer. WILLIAM I-IOCKINGS Bill Boys' Chorus Letter. Wants to be a civil engineer. l-lobby: fishing. EDWARD HALEC Boys' Chorus Letter, Swimming Team. 'Wants to become an engineer. DORIS HOOD Donie Hobby. Dancing Likes shorthand, shows, horseback riding 4514? SENIORS . Class of 1 The light of mem'ry burning clear, nA QP X iv.-rf BRUCE HORAZ Brew Collects ioreign stamps. Vfants to pursue a busi- ness career. DONNA HORNE ALICE MAE HUDECEK AI Ambition: school teacher. Hobby: baby sitting. Enjoys reading, dancing. BONNIE HUNDLEY Vfants to be a secretary. Enjoys sports, clubs, swimming. BLANCHE HUSTAK First and Second Prize in Book Vfeek Contest. 'Wants a business career. CALVIN ISAACSON Icicle Scroll-Log Photographer, Scroll Reporter. Warits to be a doctor. ARLENE IACKSON Ar Scroll Letter, Civic Award. Wants to be an efficient secretary. Dislikes homework. CARLYLE IAKOVEC Carl Football, 2 Letters. Wants to be a professional tootball player. IOAN IEZEK Orchestra, Letter, 4 String Medals. Hobby playing cello. Dislikes combing hair in lunchroom. CARL IOCHENS Iocko Baseball Letters, Student Council. Pet like: eating. Hobby: baseball. ROBERT KANTER Bob Log, Scroll Stati. Hobby: photography. Ambition: play boy. SALLY KASLO Gino Hobby: singing, art. Likes people who have a cheerful disposition. HELEN KASTUS 'lNe1 Wants to be a comptometer operator. Pet peeve: people Who crack their gum. HENRY KATZ Hank B. A. A. Award. Ambition: electronic engineer. Enjoys: playing basketball, dancing. BLANCHE KIRCH Beanca Orchestra Letter, Senior Cabinet, Civic Chevron, Letter, Latin Award, G. A, A., Posture Contest. IOSEPH KLAPUT Warits to be a success. Enjoys Girls', Mrs. Beck's variety oi moods. RAY KLIMCZAK Hall Guard, Honor Society. Enjoys bowling and golf. Hobby: cooking. 455i l'Of other scenes and other cares, ROBERT KLIEPERA Ambition: printer. Pet peeve: girls cracking their gum. WILLIAM KNOBLOCH Knobby Football, 2 Letters. Ambition is to be an electrician. CHARLOTTE KOPENSKY Char Wants to be a typist. Hobby: knitting. Enjoys movies, books. FRANCES KOVACICK Frankie Enjoys bowling. Likes chicken with all the trim- mings, and pizza. VERNA KOZAK Vern Wants to travel. Enjoys reading, picnics, writing letters. LORRAINE KOZELUH Laurie fhffllfriillfl, lirinfl, C A A, Service Guild, Hall Guard, C7DIi'llf'lllI4I Pin, Guard, Letter. DOROTHY KOZLOWSKI Aiuliition :1it'Il0l1I II7llCl'. Enjoys roller skating, zzwiiiuning, dancing. WILLIAM KRUSHING Krusher llcnzciball Ifrltzvr. Wants to get a aood job. Enjoys good tood. IEROME KRAFT MARY LOU KUBES Lou G. A. A., Scroll, Senior Dance Committee, Banquet Corrirnittee. Likes art. TED KUCIA Kuc Baseball Team, 3 Letters. Ambition: wants to have a baseball career. IRENE KUCHAN Kuch Orchestra Letter, Latin Award, Honor Society, Election Committee, Enjoys watching baseball. LORRAINE KUPKA Lor Wants to work in an office. Enjoys reading, tele- vision, radio, movies. WILLIAM KUSMAN Bill Mixed Chorus. Ambition is to be a personnel Worker. IOAN LAICHA Girls' Chorus, Student Council. Likes TV, Mrs. Beck, and boys. BETTE LUE LAABS x'Betts Wants to take a trip. Pet peeve' people who are late, especially boys. SONIA LAWRISUK Orchestra, Letter, 4 Medals, Pin, L Guards, Band, 2 Medals, Senior Cabinet, Scrcll. 'H ROSE LERNER HBUHHYH First Aid Certificate, G. A. A. Representative, Service Guild, Honor Society. 456i SIQNIURS S? 1 Q- X 1 Class of 1 Our lips must now their story tell, ' WILLIAM LUTHER Boys' Chorus Letter, Senior Cabinet, Basketball. Wants to be an aeronautical engineer. IOHN MAHONEY lack Cross Country: 3 Lettersg Stage Crew Letter. Pet peeve: Women drivers. ARLENE MALEK Ar Orchestra, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Orchestra Pin, Guard, Letter, Honor Society. RICHARD MARAZAS Rich Band: 7 Medals, l Letter. Hobby: music. Wants to be a drattsman. DOROTHY MARK Ricky Ambition: receptionist. Hobby: horseback riding, roller skating. WILLIAM MENGES Willie Enjoys all sports. Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. ROSEMARY MERHAUT Rosie Senior Cabinet, Band, Orchestra. Enjoys dancing, music. Hobby: eating. ROBERT MEYERS Baseball Letter, Boys' Chorus, Scroll. Ambition: certified public accountant. VIRGINIA MICHALECK Gin Ambition: a dietician. Pet peeves: people who are not on time. PATSY MIKAITIS Peetie Girls' Chorus Letter, Service Guild, Election Com- mittee. BOB MOSCHIN BETTY MUTTER Betts Favorite subject: U. S. history with Stevie. Wants to be a secretary. RUTH NEIL lean Enjoys American social problems. Ambition: to make new friends and keep the old. ELGENE NEMEC Gennie Girls' Chorus Letter, Honor Society. Enjoys being in Girls' Chorus. DOROTHY NETRVAL Log, Scroll and Civic Awards. Hobby: sewing. Wants to be a public nurse. IOAN NOVAK Snacks Wants to be a house wite. Enjoys dancing, bowl- ing, swimming. ALAN OBLUCK Baseball Team, Boys' Chorus. Likes to travel. Pet likes: hockey, golt. CLARENCE OG-AWA Charley Ambition: architect. Hobby: horseback riding. En- joys eating, 4575 SENIURS Each heart your tender mem'ry shares, RALPH OTTO Otis Boys' Chorus Letter Hobby huntina and fishing. Ambition' to leave 5 children one million dollars each. DARLENE OWENS Dar Scroll, Mixed Chorus Likes dancina, knitting Dis- likes selfish people. ROBERT PALUGA Bob Football, Basketball Dislikes crowded street cars Hobby: :stamp collectina LORRAINE PAPES Bunny Q Ilnjoys bowlina Hobby rlrawina. Wants to be a IZIICCCIHI in life. DARLENE PEARSON Orclifezatra, Colleacf Day lifniaytz Patina, movies Wants to lirf a por-t or ioiirnalizit . -t, ARLENE PERCH Rene ' ' Wantzz to live a happy lilo Enioyzs dancina, mov' ima, mu::ic', and luoina with people RAY PETERS llazzolicill Lcttor. Hobbyi :stamp collorrtina Wfintzz to lin a mechanical enaineer. IEANETTE PFEIFFER 'llean Wants to own a businrwzsn Hobby. bclonaina to clubs. Likes sinqina. DAVID PIERSON Bud Enjoys seina a aood play Dislikes airls who wear lipstick over lip line. IUDY PLACEK Ind Honor Society. Enjoys swirnrriina, sewing. Wants to be a private secretary. IOAN PLANIGER Io G. A. A. 500 Point Pin. Collects iazz records. Likes dancing. IRENE PODZAMSKY 1 Band, 9 Medals, Letter, G. A. A., Hall Guard. En- joys dancing, spare time . MILDRED POKORNIK Millie Scroll, Girls' Chorus. Dislikes peroxide blondes. Hobby: sewing. MARYANN PAROWSKI Shorty Enjoys dancing Wants to be a secretary or biller. VIRGINIA POSTA Virge Concert Orchestra Letter, Pin, 3 Guards, Perfect Attendance Medal. ROBERT PUCEL A K Bob Enioys dances, rnovies. Wants to have his on-fn business. DONALD PYSKACEK R V 'Tex President ot Class, Senor Cabinet :ana Leiter 9 Medals, Orchestra Pin EMIL RACKAY RGHCh0 Wants to be a iavryer Pei 'ef' r I-fri: 1--'ear hiatt heels to sch ol 1555 ,Y Class of 1950 Teachers and comrades, now farewell MILDRED RAMEY Pin and Ring Committee. Hobby: skating. Dislikes: striped blouses and flowered skirts. FRANK RUZICKA Band, Orchestra, 8 Medals for Solo. Ambition is to be an electrical engineer. IAMES RUZICKA lim Boys' Chorus Letter, Senior Cabinet, Honor Society. Hobby: fishing, dancing. IACK SADOVNICK Gonzol Football Letter, Basketball. Enjoys taking lite easy and eating. Wants to be a business man. FERN SCHALUND Band Letter, Orchestra Letter, Pin. Wants to be a dietitian. MILDRED SCHILF Mitzie Girls' Chorus Letter. Enjoys roller skatina. Hobby: sewing. , EDWARD SCHIKORA fno picturel Likes to be a millionaire. Hobby: pool, bowling, baseball. Enjoys sleeping. IOAN SCHUMACKER Shoes Wants to travel. Hobby: bowling. Dislikes people who gossip. LOIS SCHUMACKER Skeezix Orchestra, Letter, Pin, 3 Guards, G. A. A. President of Student Guidance. ROBERT SHACKLETON Shczcky Wants to be a millionaire. Most worthwhile thing learned in school: history. FLORENCE SKOC Terry Orchestra Pin, 2 Guards. Enjoys playing the cello in Orchestra. DAGMAR SKRDLANT Band, 9 Medals, Letter, Orchestra Letter, Pin, 2 Guards. Enjoys playing the flute. RICHARD SLAMA Rich Stage Crew Letter. Enjoys dancing, school. Wants to be af carpenter. EVA SOLOTKY Eve Wants to be an X-ray technician. Hobby: reading and collecting books. CORINNE SMALL Corky Civic Letter and Crevron. Enjoys dancing, Tony Martin's There's No Tomorrow . MARY ANN SMITH Smitty Dislikes boasters. Enjoys horseback riding, music, sleeping. GERALDINE SMOLIK Genie Ambition: stenographer. Hobby: swimming, col- lecting records. SHELDON SNETT Squint Page l Editor of Scroll, Log, Quill and Scroll Award. Enjoys economics. LORRAINE SOUKUP Service Guild, G. A. A. Enjoys swimming, dancing. Dislikes braggers. Wants to travel. 459D UFarewelll Farewell! ALBERTA STEINHURST AI Orchestra Letter, Attendance Medal Airline ntewardess. IULIUS STEVAK Sonny Want: to get into the l-layy Pe: peeve' girls who wear too much make-up. ARLENE STROBEL Buttons Wants to be a house wite CLARA SULEK Want.: to iecrfivrf l.flr.' llfgtiirce Enioys eating, and the liner things in lite. RUSSELL SVETIC Rusty fir-nm: Cwffiliirifrt, Vicf'-Prrwficlont ol Clans: Future lfiriitf.-r. TINA TOSE WfIiit:: to lt-4 fl llllljlf' tt-rivliwr Hobby tr-cicliinri pifin-i In vliilflif-n IEANNINE TOWNSEND f-Svriior Cfaliirit-t, 3 Pomltire Awards, G. A. A. Ex- l'C'llllVl' lloriitl, lliuaitlftnt Honor Society. lfnioygz flanviriri Hobby knitting. FRANK TRNKA Band lsettc.-r', 8 Medals Hobby. eating, :sleeping llnioys going with one certain girl. EDITH TUNICK Ginger Enjoys dancing, skating, bowling Hobby. collect- ing songs. Learned how to get places on time. LIBBY TUREK Lib Hobby: reading, eating, sleeping Wants to be happy and make others happy. ROBERT VASHINKO Bob Boys' Chorus Letter, Scroll, Award for Clean Up Slogan, Student Council. Enjoys dancing, theaters. IUDY VANEK G. A. A., Secretary-Treasurer, Orchestra, Honor Society. Wants to do something worthwhile. FRANCES VILETA Butch Scroll, Girls' Chorus, Student Guidance, Honor So- ciety. Dislikes combing hair in public. BETTY VITEK Babe Cheer Leader, 2 Letters, Scroll, Football Queen. Pet peeves are over the shoulder purses, and pickey eaters. FLOYD VLASAK Dusty Senior Cabinet, Band Medal, Basketball, 2 Letters. Attendance Medal. ARLENE VOSEIPKA l'Sis Ambition is to be a typist. Hobbies are roller skating and dancing. MARLENE VRBA Mar Hobby is collecting souvenirs Favorite subject is clerical practice. Enjoys dancing. ELAINE WEISBERG Frankie Service Guild. Vllants to be a model. Dislikes liars. Enjoys dancina. 450i SENIORS If I 'X N -M q ..,. ,YA -,........ Class of 1950 Teachers and comrades farewell. Student Guidance, Honor Society. DOLORES WOOD happy. Enjoys playing baseball. IOSEPI-I ZABRANSKY collecting stamps. ALICE ZOLTOWSKI Enjoys dancing. ANNA MARIE WOIDEMANN Annie Senior Cabinet, Senior College Day Committee, Senior Tea Committee, G. A. A, Favorite subject is clerical practice. Ambition is to make her parents BILL YATES Gopher Red Football, Boys' Chorus, Senior Tea Committee, Stage Crew, Hall Guard, Hobby: sports. ROBERT ZIMMERMAN Zimbo Honor Society. Enjoys playing basketball, Hobby: MAIN I Service Guild, Wants to travel, Dislikes braggers. 461i CLASS DAY PROM Y Y xx- Rs BANQUET JANUARY, 1930 MORE OF TH E SAME Ns, 'X 4635 x f ,Q -1 X. 'r JM337' 'xx .QJR QQ Q ' 2 1 K 'M' ' r 25:15 .Ng 'i Mg, X fx ' , O t v ' Talent Show Wcxitresses Ianucxry Prom Ad Senior Tea iustment Te achers' Tecx Icmuary Banquet -..i. f M l7,,,Y -1-4 1 1 . MUSICAL ACTIVITIES Row Row Row Row BAND MEMBERS Pyskacek, Ruzicka, Marlinec, Lauriente, Vancura, Ilena, Novak, Vavra, Viselc, Slezak. Masa, Gcnchek, Hasman, Skrdlant, Fencl. Zenor, Babor. Goldberg, Landry, Podzamsky, Fleisleber, Sloznick, Toborg, Krajcovic, Schalund, Krcjcik, Gatda, Lysalc, Thornfeldt, Malek, Ondracek, Horne. Anderson, Niemiec, Dvorak, Kudlawic, Dudas, Oser, Dachman, Musilelc, Marazus, Shimanek, Zitelc, Roll. Obluck, Drackner, Williams, Frish, Broz, Hrudy, Bartels, Skudrna, Zezulak, Holl, Feldgreber, Abulka, Trnka, Hruby. Warkel, Sedlack, Cardonl, Weiss, Kastel, Meyerson, Lilshultz, Hosek, Havlan. Os- terman, Zicha, Vosicky, Brezina, Bcmen. Standing: Kuta, Sotosek, Gottfreid, Hill, Benjoya, Vaudrin, Bender, Kassal, Mazanec, Scha- AN lurid, Fremer, Karo, Pul. Kozel. Seventeen yeors coo Fcrroout concert Bond wcs oroonized with on enrollment ot only thirty-tive, Today it hos o members ship ot Ql. Even in V333 under Mr, loseph Grills direction the bond won tirst ploce in the Group ll division of the City High School Bond Contest, Since l936, the bond hols received cr superior rotting in the Group l division. This yecrr the Bonds pertormonces were mcrrked with ci toll ond spring testivol, o lune Concert ond Donce, portici- pation ot tootboll oomes, o Bond contest, ond o very eventful week-end trip to Shelby, Michigcrn. There were 52 members who porticipfitecl in the Solo Contest ond over 7U in the En- semble Contest, with the entire Bond porticipoting in the City contests on April l2. 4 P 1 TRUMPET AND TROMBONES Row 1: Wesley, Skudrna, Roll, Cibulka. Trnka, Hruby. Feldgreber. Row 2: Havlan, Karen, Lifshultz, Zicha, Barren, Brezina, Vosicky. FRENCH HORNS AND BARITONES Row 1: Broz, Grajda. Thorieldi, Malek. Ondra- cek. Horne. Bartels. Row 2: Bender. Vaudrin. Hruby. Lysak. Kassal. CLARINETS Row 1: Pyskacek, Ruzicka. Lauriente. Zenor. Ba- bor. Cardoni. Anderson. Niemiec, Pod- zamsky. Row 2: Kudlawic. Dvorak. Dudas, Oser, Dach- man. Warkel, Musilek. Sedlack. Row 3: Meyerson. Weiss. Satosek. Gottfried. Landry. Benioya. Hill. WOOD WINDS Row 1: Skrdlant, Hasman. Genschek. Masa, Sle- zak, Visek. Novak. Row Z: Toborg, Sloznick, Schaluno, Krejcik, Bena, Fencl. Vancura. Row 3: Shirnanek, Roll, Williams, Marazas. Frish, Zitek. Obluck. Drackner. DRUMMERS Row l: Puls. Karas. Row 2: Fremen. Kuta, Schalund, Kozel. 467V CELLOS Row 1: Iezek, Kotek, Skoc, Steinhurst. Row 2: Zave-sky, Laznicka, Skudrna. Row 3: Cermak, Cushna, Drake, Hainrihar. INTERMEDIATE ORCHESTRA Row 1: Studnicka, Barich, Cooper, Rehak Schuer. Row 2: Spalenka, Freeman, Charous, Mackling Iacobs, Epstein, Krakow. Row 3: Colston, Ernst, Feud, Laxigworthy, Glick- man, Wiogol, Brooks. VIOLA Row I: Simon, Wacker, Swanson, Suckman. Row 2: Nerud, Ianeka, Feldman. Row 3: Kipnis, Dubofsky, Singer, Goldberg. VIOLINS Row 1: Voldrich, Sanov, Kirch, Rapport, Wall. Row 2: Schumacher, Niliiler, Zabelka, Tyrner Mudra. Row 3: Stepan, Cermak, Pearson, Keer, Suchy Sinople. Row 4: Cermak, Cermak, Firtik, Traznik, Plothin Abramson, Goldberg, Matousek. STRING BASS Rowl:Bulmasl'1, Lains, Wesley, Posta, Smith Nitzshe, Harris, Lawrisuk. ln 1933, when the orchestra was being organized, the future members went from door to door begging for old instru- ments which were not in use. From this humble beginning, with 35 players, the orchestra has grown until today it can proudly boast of 83 members, of which only about lU'7, played an instrument before coming to Farragut. Besides the players in the Concert Orchestra, there are also 3l intermediate orchestra members, and thirty members of the beginners orchestra. The orchestra, in l934, under the direction of Mr. loseph Grill, won first place in the Group ll division of the City High School Orchestra Contest. Since then, this organization has received l4 first place plaques and one plaque for second place, all of which now hang in Room 4ll. ln fact, the orches- tra has the distinction of being the first organization to win a shield for the Farragut High School. T This year's scholarships to the Egyptian Music Camp at DuOuoin, lllinois were awarded to Merrill Zabelka and loanne Kotek by the Millard Avenue Women's Club and the Bohemian Womens Civic Club luniors, respectively. Mr. Freedman proudly boasts of the fact that four of the orchestra members are also members of the Youth Orchestra of Greater Chicago, which gives two concerts a season in Or- chestra Hall. T E URCHE TBA The orchestras officers for this semester are: President ..4.. .... S onia Lawrisuk Vice-President . . . . . . Sam Harris Secretary ..., , . Dawn Hainrihar Treasurer . , . . . . Evelyn Nitzsche 4693? A L'0't0fiG-W6'Hf0S'HWh?FliS6 6, t .'. A 5 ff Q po .' 4, ag. 1,-up V fl M it lg, 3 6, A, ,I dj, Ib., Ur s f N ,W 4 L H G v X V I , g 5 Iii Q. 5, ' f SIXTH PERIOD Iosephine Benes, Blanche Berousik, Annette Brooderson, Leotta Burcham, Dorothy Couch, Etta Deutchman, Marlene Darorak, Marlene Eriedman, Marilyn Edwards, Betty lane Gab- riel, Eleonor Glaser, Elaine Grant, Marie Harasciuk, Ruth Haraska, Mil- dred Havlicelc, Elaine Hess, Irene Hasek, Alice Hudicek, Viola Ianoslzo, Charmaine Kral, Ann Krapelc, Mar- ion Krenelc, lean Komorous, Lucille Kuiawa. Iean Lenoch, Sylvia Lukes, Lorraine Maciejezyk, Iohanne Ma- laski, Ioan Malin, Ioyce Maselc, Phyl- lis Mikaitis, Patsy Mikaitis, Patsy Miller, Mary Murrell, Allyn Neuman, Charlotte Novotny, Dolores Pazar, Roberta Profont, Roberta Robin, Ruth Rosenberg. Shirley Rudman, Mary Saenz, Audrey Sering, Ruth Sdakon, Iudy Sidlowslci, Dorothy Sinclar, Ioan Suchon, Rosemarie Suchomel, Barbara Steponek, lean Terek, Bes- sie Treiilik, Io Ann Triner, Donna Von Dine, Betty Vitek, Arlene Wel- son, Lois Witt, Iune Zelenik, Blanche Miller. SECOND PERIOD Mildred Alter, Suzanne Aulik, Ioyce Beall, Patsy Beran, Geraldine Ber- nardo, Dorothy Cerrnak, Arlene Czer- winski, Ethel Galles, Marilyn Gar- nett, Marilyn Ginnis, Elizabeth Has- tik, Grou Hulka, Iacqueline lose, Mary Klecinie, Ioyce Kravitz, Rose- rita Lambert, Pauline Learalcos, Phyl- lis Marrese, Carol Mottel, Elgen Nemec, Shirley Pogacnik, Carol Psorki, Beverly Quick, Patsy Riha, Mildred Schilf, Sandra Shapiro, Geraldine Smolik, Iarmila Suda, Bar- bara Szeleiewski, Audrey Tesar, Marie Vesio, Lenore' Tarmulnick, Patricia Vyhnalelc, Ioanne Weaver, Audrey Weber, Faye Zimmerman, Marianne Gorlcowski, Mary Ann Hahn, Evelyn Kavalir, Ruth Knob- loclc, lean Masek, Lenore Paveleck, Ioyce Dunham. fd' X Tx! GIRLS' CHORUS' During the second and sixth periods in room 420 those glorious sounds come from one of the oldest organizations at Farragut. Of couse, its the Girls' Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Marie Muench, who organized it in September of l934. At that time it was called the Senior Girls' Cflee Club, although by l935 it had grown to l5O which included the Iunior Girls' Glee Club of fifty-two. lt has steadily increased in importance to the school and also in number. To get into the Chorus a girl must have at least one semester of music plus a fine sing- ing voice. The chorus participates in contests, spring and Fall Festi- vals, carroling through the halls at Christmas time, singing for the P. T. A. along with outstanding themselves at the Freshie Assemblies. The officers of the sixth period are: President, Viola lanoskag Vice-President, Betty Vitek, Treasurer, Ioyce Dunham, Secretary, Mary Ann Hahn. Besides the Fall and Spring Festivals and Annual Con- tests, the Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Marie Muench, sang for the National Education Association Luncheon at the La Salle Hotel on Saturday, Ianuary l4, l95O. The girls entertained with American folk songs and a folk dance which went over in a very big Way. The Girls' Choruses practice during the second and sixth periods. The identification above is according to the periods, rather than according to their places in the picture. l BUYi ' CHUHLL -1,1 BOYS' CHORUS Row 1: Klaisner, Krchov, Blaha, Hayes Doremfeld, Harris, Lindholm, Paris, Pro- chaski, Kriegseis, Iones, Froula, Depa Svetic, Pierson, Finn, Mr. Staater. Row 2: Leif, Farrell. Slama, Wiesmeyer, Sklar, Chloupelc. Veivoda, Tousk Losos, Dvorak, Michalek, Ster, Svach Blaha, Mocek, Fornear, Rackay, Reven Hilger, Mares, Riedl, Smith, Wegrzyne Row 3: Hangren, Nemec, Bolotin, Kovcrrik, Bernard, Curry, Uliiasz, Matt, Otto Drapalik, Sterba, Gebauer, Yates, Del- gade, Ciaal, Vashinko, Ruzicka, Burns Komorous, Boton, Schneider, Stach- niak. Row 4: Trnoska, Vesely, Firmiss, Schure Brodwicki, Clay, Bransky, Holec, Hav- lin, Kriz, Luther, Weinberg, Ciesla. Row 5: Crockett, Kalnt, Swan, Tymick, Kolman, Kiassman. Schihlng, Hockings Hczdrava, Rose, Lonk, Maenner, Dou- mel, Mischnik, Gramza, Mysicka, Blaha, Cibelia, Svec. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Early in September, l934, when the club Was estab- lished the talent Was very promising and With practice the boys Were able to meet the keenest competition. Halt a year later they participated in the City High School Contest at Orchestra Hall, Where they rated very highly. Later on the group sang in concert With the Boys' Chorus at Harrison. Miss Marie S. Iohnson was the first to direct the Chorus. Because ot its popularity it was necessary tor Miss lohnson to have try-outs in selecting her members. ln l939 the Boys' Chorus received an excellent rating at the Chicago High School Music Contest. They have sung at various activities and Warbled over the radio. After six years the club expanded to 95 members. During the seventh year the chorus Was under the direction ot Mr, George Arnoth, While Miss lohnson was on a Sabbatical. Twice a year they assist at both the Spring and Fall Festival. ln l942 Miss Marie lohnson directed the two groups of boys' chorus which consisted ot ll2 members Who joined because ot their love of tine music. Besides singing at festivals, special assemblies and radio broadcasts the chorus participated in the National Music Contest in which they received an S rating. A select group irom the chorus have formed an organization called the Farraguteers. This group sings anything from the most modern song to the heaviest ot classics. Mr. Ray Staater took over the Boys' Chorus in l944 and is still doing a tremendous job. Financial matters pertaining to the Band and Orchestra such as purchasing instruments, equipment, repairing instruments, and the Annual Concert and Dance, purchasing pins and medals tor the band and orchestra every year as a result ot winning contests, are the continuous Work ot the Band and Or- chestra Parents Association. The proceeds from the Concert and Dance help pay for these new instruments and repairs. Meetings are held the tirst Wednesday of each month in the Shedd Park Fieldhouse, and are Well attended, Meetings comprise lectures by professional musicians and talent taken from the Band and Orchestra. Parties are given occasionally tor members ot the Band and Orchestra and their triends. This year the Band and Orchestra Parents are to furnish formal skirts in navy tor girls in the Orchestra, costing about 535000. l 4 I l I Sealed: Mrs. Visek, Recording Secretary: Mrs. Drackner, President: Mrs. Pitlik, Treasurer: Mrs. Schaluncl, Financial Sec- rctary. Standing: Mr. Schalund, lst Vice-President: Mrs. Babor, Historian: Mr. Pitlik, Ways and Means: Mr. Wilson, Principal, 2nd Vice- President. ISANIJ ANU P HIE T' .SQUUIP TIU ... P. T. . Since the founding of the Parent Teachers' Association in l928 their ob- jects have been: TO PROMOTE the Wel- fare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. TO RAISE the standards of home life. TO SECURE adequate law for the care and protection of children and youth. TO BRING into closer relation the home and the school that parents and teach- ers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. TO DEVELOP between education and the general public such united efforts as Will se- cure for every child the highest advan- tages in physical, mental, social and spiritual education. During the past 22 years the P. T. A. has served the school in various Ways. The members have donated books to the Library, have often helped in the Girls' Gym Department during physical examinations, and this year the mem- bers have viewed Wood and Cloth Pro- jects of Farragut High School students. The presentlofficers of the P. T. A. are: President, Mrs. E. l, Vancg Vice- President, Mrs. W. Steinhageng Second Vice-President, Mrs. O. Mack, Record- ing Secretary, Mrs. l-l. Kassel, Treas- urer, Mrs. E. Wuensch. The theme of the Parent Teachers' Association for this year is 'Better Understanding Be- tween The Student, The Home, and The School. P. T. A. STUDY GROUP Mrs. Barbara Pazul, Mrs. M. Nitzsche. Mrs. F. Hondlick, Mrs. H. Kassal, Mrs. C. Stepan, Mrs. R. I. Adams, Mrs. F. I. Vanc. P. T. A. EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated: Mrs. Walter Truc. Mrs. Henry P. Hart. Mrs. G. Lestina, Mrs. I. Vanc, Mrs. T. . Cillian, Mrs. Theresa Cernoch, Mrs. Elsie Schoenhofen. Standing: Mrs. E. Wuensch, Mrs. R. I. Adams, Mrs. C. Stepanek, Mrs. W. Steinhagen. 4735 LITERARY back, Presto, Kubis. it Row 2: Novak, Mingori Kain, Masek, Becker. ass'-23 LOG EDITORS Netrval. TYPISTS Gramzcx, Kaspcxr, Netr- val, Gorkowski. - ',.-f -,t BUSINESS Row 1: Lowenthcrl, Zel- J ener, Netrvul. Standing: Kafka, Zulu!- sky. +1 ARTISTS Velek, Kolinger, Kem- pinski, Connors. What has happened during the past fifty years is the theme for the IQSU Log selected by Mrs. Marie H. Mudra, adviser, and her staff. This idea will be carried throughout the book by means of pictures, write-ups and caris catures. Some of the stunts that were planned to raise money and boost the number of Log orders were: Beanie and Tag Days. On Beanie Day Various colored beanies were worn by all students of different years and Tag Day fan April Fools stuntl was reserved only for those students who ordered and paid a deposit on their annuals by April first. From the first school day in September until the last Week in Iune the Annual stafft lc t' h l is ep in a ust e and bustle of Work and Worry. ln September other annuals are studied for style changes. Next, all the pictures, Write-ups and features desired in the Log are planned. Conferences are held with the photographer, engraver and printer to decide just how much of this may be included in our Log and still keep Within the budget. Various committees are formed such as: the literary group, the business d l an sa es groups, the photography group and the advertising committee. Each committee has a special job to do and when it is completed the entire staff assembles all the material for our Log, We are most grateful for the kind, useful assistance of the photographer, Root Studio, and Norm Koenig, engraver of Campus Service, and to the many teachers who have excused members of the staff from their classes to meet deadlines. Thanks are also due to the fine Log salesmen in each division room who kept their records well and promoted sales. After the books are distributed the staff gathers up the bills, pays them and sighs with relief that the year is at an end. Row 1: Boucek, Ru- K cr s p cr r , Ycxrmulnick, Fifty-three hustling Log representatives have sold 1000 leather cover and 200 paper cover yecrbooks tor 1950. Ot these, twenty have sold twenty or more annuals, namelyi Claudia Radke, 1155 loyce Mesec, 2105 Betty Zupancich, 2215 Vilma Tose, 2285 lrene Podzamsky, 3035 Lois Koplin, 3125 Mary Vesely, 3l7g Frank Ruziclca, 3195 Ann Frola, 3215 Betty Burkhardt, 3255 Arlene Wilson, 3255 Darlene Owens, 4045 Margaret Stepina, 4105 C. Sulelq, 4125 Barbara Mellon, 4105 Betty Dvorak, 4205 lrene Ontras, 4225 lean Miller, 4255 and Ken Kozel, 420. Those with titteen or more to their credit include: Alvin Nottz, 1055 ludy lochens, 1175 Mary Lou Murrell, 2045 Adriann Kassel, 2125 La Verne Kubellca, 2135 Patricia King, 2155 Daniel l-lolec, 2225 Marilyn Edwards, 2295 Virginia Cad- lack, 3285 lerry Mandel, 4015 Dolores Turk, 4035 Dawn l-lainrihar, 4215 Donald Slama 4235 Pat Breese, 4275 and Annette Kastrow, 429. The job ot being a representative is a tremendous one because he must collect money, boost Log sales, keep records correctly, come to all meetings and be very taithtul in carrying out instructions so that the Log stall can depend upon them. We, the Log Statl, want to express our appreciation and thanks to all the wonderful representatives who have helped us immensely. LOG REPRESENTATIVES Row l: Mellon, Shcrmbling, Iochens, Kassel, Codcxck, Ondras, Miller, Schmiedl, Friedman. Row 2: Slama, Iackson, Vesely, Pudzcxmskt, Hcxinrihur, Garnett, Turk, Friedman, Kubelku, Mesec, Murrell. Row 3: Breese, Blcxhcr, Tcxxmcm, Miece, Holec, Noftz, Kozel, Wilson, Koplin, Edwards, Zupcxn- cich, Feinglass. - xi T E 'UHULL EDITORS Row l: Lance. Snell Frish, Anderson. Row 2: Hill, Gcxjewski. FEATURES Row 1: Cohn. Row 2: Blcxhcx, Novczk, Rubcclc, Anderson. Row 3: lsaccson, D 0 u- mcl, Lcxwrisuk. SPORTS Meyers, Grcmzc, Frish. Friedman, Kcxstrow. ll-iff ,1 T, 'v 1 . xx I ll'1 .'. lllxxzlinl- lr-1 All N ' 5l l f lllftven jqfvzrrs firszo llre Forrrrfnlt Scroll was IN C1 rnuddle A .L 'zz t'.'rr1 f:l dirjf fonnd porters llylnq: edltors sfreornrncx, scissors ruttlnzx lqflqlrlrlmm- t'yrpe'.x'rllers l'.i,llllflTlYlf'7 But oller Cl'7'l'lf1lTllC prolzexress ond ocflnevernonl lllff'fll' fl- ln tlns otornlf: frfze ever1.'tl1in'r CllC1Vli,ICCl tlml ls, ez-:rent tlro Sr-roll Fl xN-' 512. room. ll rentoined find Verlldris '.-:ull CIl'.'.'fI'.,'F2 rue llxe sfnncr flrwfvrirvl F Out of time fsrfnsion Clif:-os dnd O'1ll71lIOTl lrowever, lms Come l'7f ' one of the hes! llflll sflzool oimers rn the film' lndeed lllo paper los irlifrngzed sirfe E335 i: srndll elrzlrl elffvfrn fsznfrlo ssllool lo llze 'resent four sheet stizndirrd ln the lfsl 'gefxr lrrrrovffrrmnnlfa llfxvf- REPORTERS ,seen ldkrngr pldfe 'n Qedizs and bounds 'xflllz 11 new ljpe lfrrgff, rm:-J Seated: Ruth Presto' Do- TCXG-lip and polsies .fl Change eouol lo lndl ol Cl bullet lo llle 101.35 Kubjs, Loraine oiori bomb f Course it '.'.' dsnl :nozzle ll work lmrd '.-xorlf Kam, Iocm Mcsek. Cf the editors of The reporters, of the business sloll ond the advisers, Smndlngl Icfkie BDU' Miss lflldred Linslcez' and Mrs. lvldrle H Mudro, cek, Mary -Arm GGY' Ent our Flood :sn t onlr' lilled '-'lfn rzrlnler s ink ror 227 o lonlnru :,zT'1YE:123s,aZ1i' diiesiliiwg or H f f A T ' I I V WMM T Noreen Mingori, Do- lores Becker, Dcxrleen Owens, Arlene Icxck- son. 77'-v L ,.... , ..e some proxslernsedng' lcrnd, personal to inter ..Ol1OHCil, Xl-loetlner in 'fork or old llre croze t -. ..e . A r I ., 1 s roorn in the school is the SCROLL ROOM. . 54. O The Student Council, as a representative group made up of a delegate from each division room, offers the opportunity for Farragut students to express their views on school policies and activities. lust recently the Student Council decided upon a new plan for election concerning Student Council members from next semester on. The Council members have participated in an investi- gation of 'xWhere the money goes that is collected at Farra- gut. They investigated the Farragut Scroll and were aston- ished at the amount of money needed to run the school paper efficiently. The Council has also started a committee for the hall guards to keep the halls free from paper and refuse at all times. Special assemblies are held for the l Bs to explain to them how the Council is operated. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Row 1: Stejskal, Krescik, Feldman, Suchy, Rehak, Ahrens, Cushna, Thomas, Hansen. Row 2: Daniels, Garnety, Ginnis, Sebela, Zenor, Manek, Galla, Husa. Row 3: Mrs. Sama, lose, Rozhon Buurax, Millbauer, Malek, Zabel- ka, Miller, Zindlock. Suchon Mottel, Cooper, Simon, Michalek Mrs. Babcock. Row 4: Wielgus, Iochens, Bryant. P o j m at n, Thomas Camedeca, Clay, Lev, Cook, Culkar. Cooper Sobek, Dvorak, Obluck. Row 5: Frailich, Woolford, Schikora Moll, Hansa, Lusk, Dvorak. THE TUBE T CUU CTL Iim Sebela pro tern handing gavel to new president of student council, Don Zenor. DOLL DONORS Row 1: Suda, Stevens, Teska, Shay, Hane. Row 2: Reinerston, Pog- nacik, Martinec, Ham- on. CHRISTMAS PROTECT Staatman, Iackson, Lang, Zoufal. ,i,,,,.- T , M ,-h 1 SENIOR CABINET IIALL GUARDS CLEAN-U P RliI'RIiSIiN'I'ATIVHS SENIOR CABINET Row I: Presto, Benok, Anderson, Townsend Novak. Toborg. Ma nc-k, Woidr-mann Fencl. Row 2: Malek, Husmun Musa, Nirfmivc, Sie pina, Mvrhaut, Skrd lent. Turf-k, Kirch Grier. Row 3: Kolingor, Hand lin, Gancar, Kriz, S0 bola, Hruby, Billcn stein, Vlcxsak, Pyska cok, Hartman. Row 4: Lawrisuk, Ruzic ka, Wiesmc-yer, Har- ris, Iedlicka, Sobek Doumel, Spevak, Lu- ther, Gaiewski, Svetic. The Senior Cabinet is composed ot outstanding boys and girls ot the Senior class who have received the comf mendation ot both teachers and students. The Cabinet has charge ot the Social Room, supervises the activities of the room, and plans a definite socialization program for the incoming Freshmen. The Seniors form the nucleus in the Social Room and they give orientation parties for the Freshmen. The work of this group is voluntary. Members plan meetings with the Freshies, talk on manners, teas, and see to it that every division has at least one opportunity to enjoy our Social Room. The Cabinet members are called upon tor special occasions such asi Faculty parties and Luncheons for visitors because they were selected for their dependability, good citizenship, and Willingness to serve wherever needed. fx 'D T CLEAN-UP REPRESENTATIVES Glson, Miss Meehan. Schellenberg, Mingore. Ephfanio, Powell, Fel- lers. HALL GUARD Row 1: Reven, Charvet, M Uzel, Rivers, Straka. Row 2: Wolf, Town send, Will, Kompenski Vistayn. Row 3: Neil, Weisbond Svach, Marek, Wals ten, Lotarski, Benisek. ? Q- First organized in l937, the Student Guidance Com- mittee has developed in the past thirteen years, a well organized program, which orients the incoming students from all the neighboring elementary schools to the school life at Farragut. Members also talk to the incoming Farraguteers dur- STUDENT GUIDANCE their eighth year at grammar school. This year they nave sought to serve also in other Ways: giving Orienta- tion fisseznpiies :or incoming freshmen, College Horne- -Min CO----i- filfiee Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7 Row 8 Row 9 o Tea in lune: and cooperating with the Senior Com- e- ni! 1-N-Q wiv o-- Cones, Dat. STUDENT GUIDANCE Strojny, Wachek, Bever, Miss Clark. Packler. Shambling, Turk, Kingos. Gorkowski, Krapek, Rudman, Marks. Krawitz, Deutchman, Kozak, Baumrucke, Katz Kaplan. Cushna, Garnett, Tesar, Sannemann, Dunn. Hulka, Fraser, Fragale, Marek, Harasciok, Wacker. Laznicka, Benisek, Pazul, Feldman. Schumacher, Lattal, Boucek, Feldman. Schalund, Portugal, Monaras, Schalund. Row 10: Trehlik, Kortanek, Novak, Wuensch. Row II: Bluver, Pazar, Moore, Bulmash. Row 12: Mischnick, Burio, Luther, Cibelli, Wesley. 1 OFFICERS Foreground: Schumacher, Rudman, Miss Clark, Laz- nicka, Wuensch. Background: Mischnick. COLLEGE DAY COMMITTEE Fingl, Podzmansky, Isaacson, Pearson. Blecho, Lawrisuk, Gebcruer, Anderson. STUDENT GUIDANCE Sitting: Mrs. Dufour, Miss Zmrhal, Miss Bradley, Miss Clark, Miss Smutney, Miss Davis, Miss Mur- phy, Mr. Zuremerman, Mr. Prottsrnan, Mr. Rosen, Miss Turner, Miss Carbery, Miss Raleigh, Miss White, Miss Levy, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hieber. Sfcmding: Boucek, Lattal, Wuensch, Fragale, Schellen- berg, Wachek, Cibelli. l.Il'il-IARY I llil.l'liRS Row 1: Dorenleld, Vysa, lose, Hurdlik, Gawron, Schretter, Pullian, Silver. Row 2: Keel, Howard, Schalund, Goldberg, Kos- kin, Kuta, Vistayn, Longshore, Racltke, Lee. Skudrna, Miller, Maldon, Charvat, Hall, Castro. ln our library we hav 43 h l e e pers, who, und M' ., A ' ' ' ' er iss anes Vetter s kind supervision, are doina a splendid job. There is a new system, which, according te Miss Glenna Mead, the assistant librarian, is aeina very smoothly. New each helper keeps one pest ter the entire markina period and is assianed te a certain section. Helpers have their choice ol the circulation desk, reference desk, attendance slips, and paae who picks up the books from the Circula- tien desk, and puts them en a special table. Their points for their activity cards are aiven aecerdina to their shell Work, which is how neatly their books are arranaed. With this cooperation amena the library faculty, we have a pleasant place in whic h te increase our knowledge, RECORDING Row 1: Malin, Bohacek, Shetcky, Chrodo, Ko- vank, Riha. Row 2: Sklar, Mastro, Rokos, Benzinga. MISS lVlITCHELL'S OFFICE Looking for a job? What will it be? Miss Alice I. Mitchell, placement counsellor at Far- ragut is the one Who helps answer these questions for all graduates, and underclassmen looking for jobs. She finds openings for them in their chosen fields, and places them accord- ing to skill and ability. Row 1: Hcrvlicek, Townsend, Cuskncx, Vanek. Row 2: Griffith, Chczloupka, Cermak, Vczles. Row 3: Hundley. FIRE MARSHALLS The fire marshals consist of 12 lunior or Senior boys, headed by the Big Chief Fire Mar- shal, Bob Zalud, of 3l7C, and his Little Chief Assistant, lerry luravsek of the same division. Their main duty occurs during fire drills, at which time, with three boys to a floor, they open the main doors and check to see that all students and teachers are out of the building. Helping out in this job, are: lohn Stachniak 3U3D, Wally Bock 3l7C, Eugene Neverowski 325C, Don Zenor 427C, Henry Mlekush 3l7C, Tom Nems also of 3l7C, Leroy Bendel 325C, William Vacko 429C, Leonard Marek 3l7C and George Havlicek oi division 42UC. Row 1: Bock, Zczlud, Iurasek, Stczchniak. Row 2: Bendel, Vcxcko, Zenor. Row 3: Mlekush, Marek, Neverouski, Hcxvlicek. STAGE CREVV ln 1940 under the direction of Mr. Orville Parkhurst the stage equipment club was organ- ized, consisting ot seventeen members. ln l94l the following year the club accom- plishment was having uniforms. During its existence it has had four leaders, these being Mr. Parkhurst, Mr. Earnest losi, Mr. Frank Bal- this. Now, breaking the record of misters, We have Miss Helen C. Culver. The duties of a stage hand are complete charge of the assembly hall. included are changes of stage curtains, chairs, all stage preparations for special assemblies. These duties have to be carried out for five semesters to receive a stage crew letter. These are the boys behind the scenes Who make the Wheels go around Without a hitch. Kohleg, Iedlickcx, Mczzcmec, Miss H. Culver Vosicky, Mahoney, Farrell. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row i ? ,fff Y NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bvorak, Vrba. Isaacson, Schumacher. Kassal, Martines, Pyskacek. Gaiewski. Koudelka, Hamilton. Ficrla, Sell. Teska, Pearcy, Stevens, Kohout. Mischnick. Kosmond, Klicka, Fleisleber. Hora, Hosek, Kruzicn. Schaffer. Honor Society Tea ATIU AL HU CUP. SUUIETY The Farragut Chapter ol the National Honor Society was granted a Cha ter ' I p in une l937. Each semester, students from the 4A l c ass are chosen to become candidates to the Society by a committee which consists ol M. F . , isses lorence Clark, Alice Mitchell, Genevra Geer, Bernadette Hopkins, Rose Cox, Mary Moraan, and Mrs. Ernily Mills. The choice ot students is based on hi h CI scliolarsliip, outstanding service, line character, and excellent leadership. Scholarship To be eliaible lor the N CI- tional Honor Society a student must be in the upper tliird ol liis class. The members ol the lficulty tlien send in their recommendations. Servicio is anotlier cfliaracteristic on which tlie teficzliers base tlieir choice. Willingness to :serve and Cooperation and dependability are other cliiel lrgcgtors. 'l'lie croinniittee also dis, cusses awards that tlie candidate lias received. Character A student is also judaed by his character trait ratinas are taken into consider- ation by the sponsors ol the H onor Society, Stue dent Guidance, and the Student Council. Cne is chosen by the activity sponsors to present a speech. An outstanding underclassrncn is h c osen to present the prayer. National Honor Society N 1.3291 4 FRESHMAN HONOR SOCIETY Row l: Greenberg, Reven, Simon, DeGraH. Hamon, Yesinick. Row 2: Lev, Coleman, Rillkind. Silverman. Dudniclc, Charval. Row 3: Benjoya, Brooks, Lindholm, Beniselt. Chapman, Vistayn, Studnicka. SOPHOMORE HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: lose, lanosko, Feldman, Suckman, Drake, Dvorak, Feldman. Row 2: Wesley, Malousek, Schalund, Babor, Wielgus, Edwards, Turk, Ovardits, Sig- geman. Row 3: Iackson, Hansa, Musilek, Landry. Buric, Kuta, Cardon, Lejeck. IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row l: Silverman, Malaski, Friedman, Mack. Krejcik. Row 2: Hlinka, Zabelka, Gabriel, Dvorak. Row 3: Oser, Ondracek, Freck, Zenor, Rap- port, Miller. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Skrdlanl, Masa, Geary, Lawrisuk. Sieinhursl, Faykosh, Posta, Novotny, Schumacker, Pokornik. Row 2: Small, Cervenka, Vanek, Skoc, Iazek. Woidemann, Anderson, Townsend, Heg- ner, Cermak, Kaspar, Lenoch. Row 3: Cesal, Smolik, Koplin, Wilson, Kirch, Fragale, Kozlowski, Hasman, Malek, Sroczynski, Boyd, Toborg. Row 4: Schcllund, Slepina, Podzamsky, Mut- ter, Neil, Gregorowicz, Fingl, Kozak, Pla- cek, Benes, Turelc, Vileta, Papes. Row 5: Klimczak, Kohlegk, Zalutsky, Harris. Iedlicka, Zelener, Vosicky, Gaiewski. Frish, Simon, Wiesmeyer. Vlasak, Pyskcx- cek. PRINT SHOP BULLETIN BOARD Gebauer, Obluclc, Fornear. Row Row Row Row Row Row S47 PRINTING CLASS Kasprzak, Tyk, Mahoney. Gebauer, Obluck, Haffer. Graber, Delgade, Evans, Manns. Klicpera, Soble, Marek, Curry. Craggs, Svec. Matt, Fornear, Hayes. Tumpack, PP-I T fl-IUP Hartman, Ber- BOYS AT PRESS Delgade, Marek, Bernard. Gordon Cohn, Vice-President of Ianuary Class, pre- senting gift to Clifford Matuzewski and Mr. Bloom The gift is a new set of type faces. Under the direction ot Mr. William Bloom and his assistants, Alan Obluck, Richard Bernard and Raymond Gebauer, a display was set up consisting ot all the Work done in our print shop during the last ten years. This exhibit was enjoyed by all who entered the library during the years Printing Week, lanuary l5-21. The display consisted of programs for all oc- casions, tickets, admits, passes, dance programs, posters, and sport tickets, etc. Gordon Gohn as Vice-President ot the February class of i950 had the privilege of presenting to the print shop a set oi new type face as their gift. ,,, PORT City Champs 1936 l'llf' lfllfl l'.ll.E1 Pll S FHS PHS PHS. FHS, PHS. SENIUB BASKETBALL -lhe Seniors closed their league season in sixth place after an unsuccessful season also marked by heavy losses at halt-season, Ot eleven practice games the Seniors hung up only three victories while the luniors were posting a 6-4 mark. Morgan, Hom, Blcxha. SENICRS lUNlORS Dunbar 46 l7'.H.S. Dunbar lindbloni 453 l7.ll,S. Lindblom Tilden FEES FHS. Tilden Harrison S4 Fl-l.S. Harrison Englewood 42 PHS. Englewood Gage Park 35 Fl-l.S. Gage Park Du Sable 58 Fl-l.S. Du Sable Kelly 32 FHS. Kelly Phillips 48 PHS. Phillips ..li IUNIUB BASKETBALL The lunior Admirals possessed an excellent chance to cop the section title this year, but mid- year graduation hindered the team so greatly that the squad could salvage but one out ot tour post- graduation games. Ed Stoller, Bernie Harris, and Mitchell Tuchten lett the team at mid-year, via graduation, leaving Dave Allen and Floyd Vlasak the only starters to torm the nucleus ot a new team with reserve players in an effort to gain a play-otf berth. The luniors finished the season in second place and drew Lake View tor their playfott oppon- ent, but were eliminated in a close game. IUNIOR BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH Stoller, Bound, Harris. SENIOR BASKETBALL Row 1 Svec, Blaha, Perlowski, Hora, Marcus, Morgan, Pomey. Row 2: Coach Boand, Dvorak, Gubin, Luiher, Wolf, Paluga, Kafka, Olson, Ceschke, Nemec. IUNIOR BASKETBALL Row 1: Hirsch, Isaacson, Harris, Goldzweig, Levy. Row 2: Svec, Menacker, Stoller, Tuchten, Vlasak. Schwab. Row 3: Boand, Drobny, Allen, Cohen, Wielgus, Nemec. 4875 lillillilnlwiiigisiiingieciiiaemwliiil 1 sl TA Z . El Row Row Row Row . -.- .. ,V l: De Mars, Leistncr, Cokee, Kogen. Gold, Stachniak, Handlon. 2: Mr. Canfield, Kral, Pokorny, Schwab, Harazin, lalcovec, Hangren. Weiss, Coach Mueller. 3: Billcnstoin, Smith. Nemcc, Dolgin, Knobloch, Bozin, Zak, Cooper. Billenstein. Mc-nackcr. 4: Cohen, Bossier, Peckler, Hrabe, Culkar, Kafka, Malik, Weinberg, Denenber nick. g, Sadov- FUUTIB LL Farraautls Admirals had a hard time at loothall lart f- s' ' 1 ycar losing all six garnrrfa which were played, The season was played under the direction l M , , o r. Edward B. Mueller, ljarraguts new roach who ar rived in Septemloer He was handicapd gd lf l' c , p iy its short time with the team and produced a lair squad under the circumstances. Next years team is expected to di F . g arragut out ot its strongly entrenched position in the cellar ot the Central Section. The best games played last year were the Engle wo d d ' o an Gage Park games, both ot which coni tained a battle all the way En le d . g woo pushed across a touchdown in the last period to win by a score ol 8-U. Gage Park could have been a Victory but the Gwls had more experience Cor so it seemedl and broke out in the second quarter for l8 points to win 25-l3. CAPTAINS AND COACH Harazin, Mueller, Iackovec. SUPPLY ROOM Bozin, Nemec. 4 Q 1935 Fooibcrll Team Scores of last year's games follow: Englewood 8 Phillips 30 Gage Park 25 Lindblom 34 Kelly 20 Tilclen 56 1949 Foolbcxll Banquet Farragut Farragut Farragut Farragut Farragut Farragut l3 l 'Q Q1 Hungren, Coach Mueller. SWIM TEAM Row 1: Maron, Heine, Bu- ric, Nosil, Schwartz, Hart- HIGH. Row 2: Mueller, Mischnick. Hadrcxvcx, Gordey, Han- gren, Krcxicovic, Burda, Nemec. Swim team ready to dive: Mischnick, Hangren, Had- rava, Krajcovic, Gordey, Nemec. 4995 WllVllVllNG The Farragut 'Sharlcmeni' under the super- vision ot Mr. Edward Mueller, did not have a chance to develop their talents this year. They had fourteen meets scheduled but the coal strike soon put an end to that. Neverthe- less, previous to the strike they were able to squeeze in two meets, one to Marshall in which the juniors lost and seniors won, And another one to Austin in which juniors and seniors both lost. This year, Mr. Mueller plans to enter several ot his boys in the City meet. Next year it the enthusiasm tor a swimming team is great enough we might have a winning team. BA EBALL ln l94U under the excellent guidance of Coach lames H. Fox the Farragut nine took the Central Section Championship. The Admiral Baseballers in l943 with Coach Fox at the drivers Wheel were triumphant in four of their first five games. Now for the more immediate past-the l949 baseball season-which ended in complete dis- aster. Only one win in more than a dozen starts. Even the promise shown With some los- ing teams Wasn't present in the Farragut base- ball pictures. Then came the l950 season and our im- pressive l4-O victory over Englewood in our first league game. Fresh hopes arose. But a let down came when we dropped our next three games. What does the future hold for Farragut baseball? Let's hope it is a little brighter than the last season. CROSS CDU TRY The Farragut Cross Country Team finished the season with a pretty good record, consider- ing the loss of valuable members such as limmy l-landlon, and Larry Schulman. Out of three pre-city meets We ended With a record of l Win, l second place, and a loss. ln the City meet the placings were not exactly as We would have Wanted, but were nothing to be laughed CIT. The members of the '49 season Were: Cohen, Richard Gancar, Ed Golub, lohn Ma- honey, Ed Psenicka, Don Burda, Don Klier, Iohn Stachniak, Hank Mlekush, Florian Kasperski, and Ken Doumel. 'fs 'Swat ww A N14 I 4 if BASEBALL Row 1: Smith, Kafka. Hav- lin, Levy, Wielgus, Tuch- ten, Ludvig. Row Z: Mr. Boand, Coul- son, Olson, Svec. Iochens, Krushing, Slaber, Krol, Gordey. ilk 14,51 5 ,.,.,,.. 4. .W v CROSS COUNTRY c a r , Mahoney, Burda Coach Naiman. Row Z: Psenicka, Mlekush mel, Stachniak. 491V Row 1: Klier, Cohen, Gan- Kasperski, Golub, Dou- FRESHMEN-GROUP l Row l: Baehrend, Ahrens, Gabriel, Laurell, De Ionghe, Lawrence, Olson, Bruno, Yesinick. Row 2: I a r k e , Epifanu, B i e l , Winters, Kassel, Vlcek, Uzel, Komerska, Kala, Basty. How 3: Truhlar, Turek, Hamlin, Roll, Shorr, Vis- tayn, Karamas, Reinert- con, R e v e n , Barich, Minus. Row 4: Tc-itelbaum, Weber, Funke, Chap- man, Newman, Lewis. Dolanslcy, Cervenka, Wy- herelc, Feldman, Zubaty. FRESHMEN-GROUP 2 Row l: K l eca n. Degralt, Stanula. Camodeca, Fok- ta, Friarica. Ratnow, Sar, Kunhart. Row 2: Novotny, Ku plca, Bargc-mann. Alexa, Cas- tro, Feinglass, Petrich. Ccrmak, Hansen, Abbott, Osowski, Gsell. Row 3: Bucek, Packler, Goldstein, Lavaty, Bey- ner, Malek, Charvat, Her- rick, Benedikt, Baluk, Cooper. Row 4: Woll, Markowslci. Pearson, Ramain, Sinkus, Anderson, Gutzler, Ku- bichek, Fitzgerald, Mur- phy, Talaber, Firtik, Mal- donado. SOPHOMORES Row 1: Furlet, Plotkin, Ab- ramson, Ianosko, Mesec, Van Dine, Triner, lose, Cherne. Row 2: Zika, Cavanaugh, Feldman, Zindlock, Suk- man, Lichner, Galla, Sze- leiewski, Soldot, Grant, Chavez, Pesso. Row 3: Cushna, Zimmer- man, Zurakov, Murrell, Zuckoff, Mottel, Pazul, Wiesner Pulliam, Nitz- sche, Novotny, Gulena, Drapalilc. Row 4: Cermak, Kolar, Ruchas, Flalc, Czerwinski, Dvorak, Hainrihar, Ho- nath, Siggeman, Sinclair, Feldman, Pechota, Les- newslci, Lee, Portugal. Row 5: Edwards, Husa, Zu- pancich, Garnett, Barcel, Terch, Profant, Manaras, Tesar, Bluvey, Pazar, Levitsky, Sloznick, Moore, Quick. 49lP G. A. A I zz IUNIORS Row 1: Paveleck, Dun- h a m , Macieiczyk, Riha, Chabus, Vide- gar, Albrecht, Eberle. Sullivan. Row 2: Friedman, Riley, Dragisic, Richardson, Laznicka, Schwartz, Murphy, Rehor, Malan, Bocian, Malas- ke, Knobloch. Row 3: Silverman, Nel- son, Hewweman, Zve- tina, Berousek, Leara- kos, Kastrow, Fried- man, Novak, Papucci, Krejeik. Row 4: Dean, Miller, Kassel, Visek, Neme- cek, Fukcl, Hasiik, Kaiz, Schmidt, Psorki, Yates, Masek. Row 5: Anglet, Hala- ma, Rosen, Hosek, Schendel, Zavesky, Etheringlon, Hosek, S t e r b a , Gabriel, Glaser, Kurz, Vanc, Lauriente. SENIORS--GROUP 1 Row 1: Toborg, Benak, Iackson, Griffith, Pa- pes, Hegner, Mingori, Becker, Presio, Mellon. Row 2: Small. Fencl. Ramey, Iazek, Novak, Sroczynski, Tunick, S m o 1 i k, Kopensky, Koplin, Hudecek, Ma- sek. Row 3: Anderson, Schalund, Hardt, Kain, Ruback, Mutter, Neil, Sulek, Niemiec, Gen- chek, Masa, Hasman, Boyd, Komorous. Row 4: Fingl, Placek. Podzamsky, Stepina. Malek, Merhaul, Pfeif- fer, Draschner, Koz- lowski, Schili, Skrd- lani, Vileta, Pokornik, Benes. SENIORS-GROUP 2 Row 1: Cermak, Kastus, Becker, Hood, Cerven- k a , Schumacher, Alexa, Colangelo, Cri- sci, Vanek. Row 2: Turek, Zeman, Rosenberg, Malek. Ko- zeluh, Nemec. Novak Adcock, Cesal, Kral Krenek, Woidemann. Row 3: Dvorak, Tose Hundley, Posta, Law- risuk, Kozak, Hustak Krawitz, Planiger Gorkowski, Krapek Miller, Townsend. 4935 1 1 .. A. A. ACTIVITIE Popular and outstanding organization among the Farragut girls is the G. A. A., rank- ing high in membership among Chicago schools. Recreative sports, games, and social activities have prov tainment for Farragut lasses. Although the G. A. A. is strictly a girls' association, Farragut boys find many ways to rls' activities. A Girl Fort , the play put on so Wonderfully ided hours of fun and enterf try to get in on the gi in Every by G. A. A. members, caught a glance from many a young lads eye. l'The Farmers' Frolir: , a hard time dance, f3ll0WOd C1 ftreat big turnout and brought a POSTURE WINNERS Chapman, Townsend, F inkelberg. G. A. A. PLAY Friedman, Katz, Novak, Learkos. Videgar, Blaha. OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD Row 1: Vanek, Woide- mann, Dvorak, Blaha. Row 2: Albrecht, Town- send, Hustak. 494i boost financially to the treasury of the G. A. A. We must also admit that they made guite a Wise but difficult choice of posture Winners who were chosen from many contestants, but those who were victorious Were Donna Finkelberg, Freida Chapman, and lean Townsend respec' tively. Having done such a Wonderful job on the 49-50 campaign, the G. A. A. officers Anna Woideman, Bee Dvorak, Shirley Blaha, and ludy Vanek, the first and latter two who are graduating, hope that the G. A. A. will con- stantly keep up its steady climb toward success in the future. V7 X, CHEERLEADERS Seated: Shirley Pogacnick, loyce Dunham, Sharon Pa- zul. lean Lenoch, Betty Vitek. Standing: Mr. Canfield, Sarah Lee Weisman. Shirley Blaha. Iackie Glaser, Shirlee Fried- man, Maryann Hahn. Cheerleaders in action The cheerleaders dating back to l935 when we also had males doing our cheering, has grown steadily in numbers since then. In 'l938 girls and boys combined in doing cheers, and a few years later the girls them- selves, as it stands now, took over the entire cheer club. This year three old timers graduated, they were Betty Vitek, Captain, Shirley Blaha, Co- Captainp and Shirley Pogacnick. New girls were chosen to till their positions, these were: Duane Yates, Annette Kastrow, Ruth Rosen- berg, and Phyllis Makaitis. The new captain and co-captain are Iackie Glaser and Maryann Hahn. ' Some oi the responsibilities of the girls are: selling their quota ot tickets, which is lUU foot- ball and lUU basketball, attending all games, managing a G in citizenship and a good scho- lastic record, To provide new blood, the cheer club under the supervision oi the cheerleaders, trains prospective members twice weekly. Mr. Earl Canfield, head oi the Boys' Gym Department, coaches and supervises the club and leaders. Any girl who is interested in cheering may come down to the assembly hall each Tuesday and Wednesday after school. 1 95 N ACTIU g ,...L ,l ,ilfffr TOMAN LIBRARY COOPERATES VVITH US The Toman Library Eorum, organized in 1932, and directed by several professional and business men ot the community, holds meet- ings twice a month during the tall and winter, at which topics ot public interest are dis- cussed. Atter a prominent speaker gives his analysis of a problem or idea, members ot the audience are invited to ask questions or give their opinions. Occasionally movies are made a part ot the program. Similar to the Forum are the discussions ot selections from the University ot Chicago list ot Great Books, also held twice a month. Another valuable activity is the P. T. A. course given each year tor the mothers ot the community under the direction ot childrens library on the subject ot Guiding the Child- ren's Reading. Besides showing motion pictures twice a month, the library also provides a meeting olace where foreign-born adults are taught English and citizenship by a teacher from the Adult Education Department ot the Chicago Board ot Education in bi-weekly classes. An activity ot special interest to every com- munity member is the Lawndale-Crawford His- torical Association which maintains at the li- brary a collection ot 7UU local history items, consisting ot pictures, clippings and maps. 497? CHHHCERQ JANUARX 1950 f. If P 9 fj,V A45 AL a R '1 ' .V 'xxx 1 f ff 'N 1 I X f- S I K jfs 1.n yi f 400D X rd-f,,,.. 7.:f.1 A1 N x A G! a Qi L L .l 1A TEACHERS IN JANUARY KO fa U n i NJ L 4 11 x E Ei S. N. is'i'Y---...- Nx fv 4A TEACHERS IN JUNE f ' : 4 I: C5 KP 1.1 I I I f I 1 f 11 41U1f IANUABY, 1950 MEINERT MISCHNICK OUT TANDI Valedictorian, Renssalaer, Phi Beta Kappa. President of Student Council. IAMES I-IORA LOULA KOSMOND Salutatorian, Chosen one ot ten outstanding American Legion Award students, American Legion Award. GORDON COHN Chairman ot Class Day, DONALD SCHAFFER Master of Ceremonies at Graduation SHIRLEY ELEISHLEBER Faculty Speaker, Phi Beta Kappa. EMILY MARTINEC Band Concert Meister HELEN FIALA Seven semesters ot perfect attendance, NORMAN MAZANEC Seven semesters of perfect attendance, Q92 P IDR RlCHARD VOLDRICH KNO picturel Valedictorian. IOAN IEZEK Salutatorian. ROBERT GAIEWSKI Scroll and Managing Editor, Harvard Club Book Award, Faculty Speaker at Graduation. SARA ANDERSON D. A. R. Medal, Editorial Editor and Keen Teens Reporter. FLOYD VLASAK Honorable Mention in All Stars, Most valu- able player in Basketball. IUNE, 1950 IEANNINE TOWNSEND Master ot Ceremonies at Graduation. SON IA LAWRISUK Keen Teens Reporter, Band, Orchestra. CARL IAKOVEC Most Valuable player in Football. BETTY VITEK Football Oueen. DOROTHY NETRVAL Business Manager ot Log. 'GQ QIUSP LU CHRUU it Yuml Yum is the saying that all the students use when they go downstairs to the lunchroorn to teast on that delicious lood that is prepared by Mrs Mary Shannon and her excellent staff, The job of working in the lunchroorn is not an easy one for there are many types ot tood which have to be prepared in order to give the students a Well balanced meal. Mrs. Shannonls staft consists ot: Catherine Wimer, Lillian Wright, Violet Koza, Henrietta Cfrzede, Mary Bilek, Anna Zirnrnerman, lda Malloney Signe Ostrarn, Bessie Chrnelicek, Charlotte Clark and Alma Campbell. All these Women help in making all the social events at Farragut a success. Our school would not loe the happy, contented place it is it it Weren't tor the enthusiasrn these charming ladies show at the teas, teachers and club parties, luncheons and banquets, Idl- .,,.. .-,i,..,..,f'N P2 S M2 f X, , w 21-f H , ff f f f if ff fm fb 10 -ff? ffQf f fn! ,S i ,A -QX t fr I7-. y ' I B ,-rx I 4 P ff ff T Lv gf fff ff APRIL V fxx 5-Bond Proqrorn X Hg! AQ l2eeBond Contest l4iPon-American Assembly l9fPosture Contest ond Teo , 2lfSpring Vocation M- MAY le2eeSc1fety Tests tor Drivers , 3A -Youth Week Luncheon fx 5-eBond goes to Shelby for 3 doys Ny l9 Senior Prom - ' 5 'X-f 2525 Slorino Festival in . 9, 7'iZii'i Q A i X' QW! yg ,f'f,- U1 1 f lg! Lll I JK .wk . , L,1,.J V, ilk l lf Nan '25 772w1, IUNE l-Gt A. A. Ploy 6iTc1lent Show 7-Notionol Honor Society lncluction l2sfAcnievement Assembly 2UwCloss Day 21'--Groduottion 23W-Surnrner Votcotion Starts ot Noon f 4 Q if i fp A ,- xw fl W g m W Zyiwx X 'W' l C 3 f see? 4, 1 ' X H 6 .Q iff QTN rw N X , LW, . XONSQXXQ Auf r I 4, 4 1 X N 'il gg uh , .. e I L 1 0 1 C S fra A5 f G limit , g et Xie 3 We , IN V, A,1 25 5 4 if x f J fjgt W f gi J? ft Q XZ' . ll! I 3- Ag i V WN K W , ,A 7? 1 A , , sb? V Z X i ,. W f M f it s VA s ,KW l 7 . xt 3 , tx, K Q.-ft! ' t 'CX :H ,fp -5 gy?-'J Qumff 4. Our club consists ot ll girls When We leave dear Farragut Who graduate in Iune We'll meet on Wednesday nights We're called Alumnae-Lasses And Donder over all the fun Because We will be soon We had as Farragut-ites. Compliments of If ll 9 S FARRAGUTS SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE 2401 S. Christiana Ave. 1109! 1 Congratulations to the Log - Room 226-2B Room 420-3A Division 428D-4A Division 322-IA Division 2l5Me2A Division 425--2A Room 221 2A Division 325s 43A Division 3024-IB Room 301 -lA Room 304--IA Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph I. Adams Arlene's Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Ioel Bartel Band and Orchestra Parents Claire's Corset Shop Carol - Ioan Franks Food Shop Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frish Frank L. Frish, Ir., '45 Mr. and Mrs. Albert I. Hondlik Mr. and Mrs. Squire Iackson Koridek's Grocery Mr. ond Mrs. Laddie Kaspar Mr. cnd Mrs. Frank Kaspar Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kassal Kapson's Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Krawitz Leon's Specialty Shop 4105 PATPIUNS Mr. and Mrs. Laznicka The Lucky Devils Lou, Alla, Bobby, Gossips-221 Terrors Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nudelman Ondrus CS Son Phyllis and Ierry Mrs. Elsie Schoenhofen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stepan Suenas Club Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schalond Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trucksa Mr, and Mrs. G. Trucksa and Son Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Vanc, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber Wally's Food Mart Graduatinq Scroll Editors GOl.,E'S FLORAL SHOP KARLOVSKYS SONS BAKERY LEADER HOME NEEDS STORE DRS. W. of I-I. E. PETERSON COptometristsl REINHART WOMEN'S APPAREL - TO RICHARD - DIED 1943 - Memorial from Frank and Nick LOUIS SOLAR -. MISS EVA IULSTROM STACI-INIK'S AUTOMATIC HEATING Oil Burners and Stokers 2242 S. Kedzie - BI 7-8677 H. N. BRUNS CO. CFloristl Established 1889 RUUT 1 TUDIU Official Photographer FARRAGUT LOG FARRAGUT SCROLL 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1950 228 S. Wabash Avenue Telephone HI-Xrrison 7-5200 4th Floor CHICAGO. ILLINOIS SPECIAL RATES TO FARRAGUT STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AT ALL TIMES ACKNOWLEDGIVIENT The Log staff says: Our sincere thanks and appreciation go to those who have made the 1950 Log possible. Mr. IOI-IN ROCI-IE and MRS. AURA SAMELS, the bosses at ROOT STUDIOS, have been most helpful and unstinting in their efforts to keep us supplied with photographers whenever pictures were needed, Si Potratz, 1. I., or Iohn luby would take Whatever shots Were needed no matter what confusion or delay in the schedule. Then MR. NORM KOENIG of CAMPUS SERVICE, our engraver and printer, helped us plan our book, did sorne of that beautiful art work and all in all did his darndest to give us a good book. Thanks also to Theodore Gregorwicz and lune Fragale for the caricatures and sketches. We're proud of all our helpers and hope you'l1 all like this, the Mid-century Log. 'l'ABl.1i OF CONTENTS Page Page THEN AND NOW ................ 1-5 Student Guidance .............., 79 DEDICATION ro MR. WILSON 6-7 Libwrv Asswfcmts ,i.--i--i-i.-- . 80 FACULTY lgvwuln slghuvlgbl lgguh 8 g 12 Counsellors, Marshals, Stage Group ACTIVITIES 13 National 1-Ionhor Society ...,....,. I-IonorSoc1et1es....,............ 83 UNDER CLASSMEN .............. 14-41 prim Shop VA,4VV.'V'4A 4 V t 84 falphabetically arrangedl Freshmen ................ 16-24 SPURTS '4 ' f 8 5-91 sophomores uvhoy otho 2 5-32 Senior Basketball .... .... 8 6 Iuniors uovolotolol 33-33 Iunior Basketball .... ..... 8 7 435 uohluuuuoouuhtroo 29-41 Football ............... ..... 8 8-89 FEBRUARY GRADUATES 42-49 gwlmngng t -'-B - ' -B' H- - -' Officers ........... 42 ross' Gun TY' use G ' ' ' ' ' ' Graduates ....... 43-49 G. A. A. ......,............... .,... 9 2-96 IUNE GRADUATES . 50-61 Freshmen-Sophornores . . . . . 92 Officers ..... 50 Iunior-Senior ............. . 93 Graduates .... 51-61 Posture Winners, Board . . . . 94 SENIOR ACTIVITIES , . . 62-64 Cl1QG1'leCId9fS -----.---- . 95 MUSICAL ACTIVITIES .... 65 A011011 ------ ------- ---- 9 5 Concert Meister . . 65-72 MISCELLANEOUS ..... ,... 9 7-112 BCIDO1 ,--------- 6997 Tornan Library .... . . . 97 OTCIIGSITCI ...- 68-69 February Officers ................ 98 Girls' CIIOTUS A - - 70 Iune Officers ...... ............. . 99 BOYS' Cl'1OTUS - - 71 February Graduating Teachers . . , 100 BCIDCI PCIYGTIIS A - - 72 Iune Graduating Teachers ......, 101 P. T. A. ............. 73 February Outstanding Students .. 102 SERVICE GRQUIDS lyyloyo 74-33 Iune Outstanding Students ..., . . 103 Log Staff ulooqhoroowonn o 74 lgunchroorn .................. . . R t 1' oolllll Q 75 cenes ............... ..., . , ISEEOII e777S.elrl 71 ........, , , , 76 Calendar of Events .... .... 1 06-107 Student Council ............. 77 Scenes ............. .... l 08 Senior Cabinet, Hall Guards, A-ds '-'-4A 4 -- - -- 1 U9-111 Clean Up ........,....... 78 Table of Contents .... . . 112 This Book Produced by CAMPUS SERVICE Chicago, Ill. 0 . i . J -L W i wwf A r - , ' 1- '- , u ,Hz ,,,.- , ' -'Gb ' 4 A 4 ' 'lf , A Q New A g 5 g -, .4 Muir- 'I J ,A ' Af ,, , , , asa mg, . ,af 5, n ' 4 'T ,W - ' ' N ,, 1, K N In H ,W Q, lf I - X F I s I ,- .. . I -1 .32-Q, X. .. f V '. ' ' A' Mu' K '- 'M F ' , f 4+ V f F51 4 -xr ., 5 ,M .: 'YaSn-3 .uf ' A . , ' '. ui ,: ax- .. 1,-La. -.5 -J -V 'Q ig, , --ff . :-- . 1 ff -TN-N'i?':.u !sJ',i: ::, ' X? --4. 1- 1 ' , ' ' ' :l1ii: ,l.2?'f', H - is-,N 'Y I .1 . .:' . wx ,,,,, 7 L , fTZ.,,,Q. .Bunk .,-JA f m , Vh-LJ