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

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Sinn- then- were no navai academies at that time caziets ohlainf-ri their training hy practicai experience al sea. tie iwfarm- a warranteci micishipman when he was oniy QVQ years oiri in December 1810. A frienci oi' his iiatiterhs got the position for him. Vvhiie on tht- HiisSl'XH he was in several minor engagements. Xxihen not quite twelve years oici he was prize hiaster on the whaier HBarciay which he brought safely to port. Farragut stuciieci uncier the instruction oi Charies Foisorn, who was Chapiain of one of the ships on which he served. David arte-ci as aicie to Captain Porter in a inattic in which the Essex was ciestroyeci hy two other ships. in this hattie he was xx-ry hraxe ami was to receive a promotion for Qaiiant conduct, hut he was too young for a higher ranix. xxiter tht- war, he remains-ci in the service taking acivantage oi such 1-filtration as was afforcieci him hetwt-en his cruises. Xvhen ht- was appoint:-ti iii-utt-nant oi' the hrig HSharhU he was oniy Un this ship he cruiseci in tht- VNV:-st inriivs against Cuhan pirates. .Xiso, in 1823 whiie oniy 22 he nmrrieci Susan Niarchant oi Norioiia. Yirgjinia, in 1823 ht- was commissioneri ii:-ulenant anci in i525 he witnesseri tht- rapture of San juan de lniioa by the French white he was in rommanri oi the HErie . , NNIVERSARY OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUTS BIRTH His wife, Susan, died in 1840, ieaving no chiidren. He was commissioned to the post of command- er in Septemher of 1841. in 1843 he 'marriedvirginia Loyo11 and they had one son. During the Mexican War, Farragut commanded the Saratoga . Farragut advanced hy usual steps through theroutine of the service and in 1841 was promoted to the rank of commander. 1n a few years he was made captain and piaced in charge of Mare Island Navy Yard in San Francisco Bay. At the outbreak of the War of Secession, Farragut's friends in the South urged him to take up the cause of the Confederacy, but he offered his services to the Union cause. At Washington he was soon piaced in command of the Gulf Squadron, with orders to unite with Porter in the capture of New Qrieansr On April 24, Farragut passed the forts under a heavy tire, and with the 1oss of hut one ship, completely defeated the Confederate iieet of fifteen vessels. The city surrendered two days later. The rank of rear admiral was created for him by Congress. He was nicknamed the Old Salamander because he seemed immune to the enemy's tire. In 1864 Farragut took command of a Heet to capture Mohiie. In this hattie he destroyed the enemyys ships and occupied the forts. This engagement marked the end of his active service. In 1867 Farragut made a trip to Europe on a ship placed at his disposal by the government and he was received with acclaim in the ports of many iands. On his return he retired to private iife. Farra- gut died at Portsmouth, New Hampshire on August 14, 1870. l salute the lfarragut gracluates of l95l. Your arrival at your clestination, the suc- 1-asstal 1-ornplelion of your high school career, lills your parents, your teachers, ancl your llrivncls with juslilialmle prirle. During the src-vious lour years, you have worlrecl largely in ancl on the realm of the ininil. lt has ln-en your irleas, your outloolc, your attitucles towarcl yourself ancl towarcl otlu-rs that have lu-en talaing shape in more or less permanent form. We have endeavorecl to supply a wealth ol scientilleally testecl ancl commonly acceptecl icleas aloout the worlcl anal aliout yourself. We have sought, l.o relate you to a clemocratic frame of reference in this worlcl that will enalmle you to talac your rightful and authoritative place in clecicling tha future ol your community ancl of your nation. We have trietl to create an atmosphere ol' mutual trust ancl helpfulness cluring your erlucational pursuits here at Farragut. ln all of this we have lween guiclecl ancl motivatccl lay an alnicling faith in our incal- culahle worth as a person. This respect for the person is the llountainheacl of rllemocracy. Uur success as your teachers will he cleterminecl lay the measure that your life rellects these lessons in clcmocratic living. For instance, will you, the citizen, he indulgent towarcl those less strong than you in mincl ancl hocly? Xvill you, the citizen, give others a quiet and attentive auclition of their opinions, avoicling clashes of personality and emotion, clittering politely where you must, ancl agreeing sincerely where you can? Will you, the citizen, cleclicate yourself to the advancement of the common welfare ancl in all instances where your personal interests go counter to the common welfare, gracefully clesist from pressing for advantage? Do you, the citizen, possess a veritable passion for the truth, the exact nature of things in Science, Politics, the Arts, in all the constructive endeavors of mankind? Are you, the citizen, prepared to ally yourself always and uncler all circumstances with that which you lcnow to he goocl, wholesome, ancl unquestionably correct, and only with that? IF you have answerecl in the attirmative we can say of you that you are compassionate, that you are unclerstancling, that you are generous to the point of self-denial, that you are a seelcer of the truth, and an inclefatigahle pursuer of the goocl. Having saicl that, why need we say more? z,0-.KZ-Lee Qur Principal if 1.4 1' .., .W v Qian. O-:au Y ,. 'final , , fi-tf'I'j4C.-S ,-,RI .I ,yr fly f 4 - time tms ai xyriy ot slipping zuyuy, Our root protmtciiii iii tiigtfi srrtioot iiiift iii titr- is lo iimtw tutt uso ot ttic limo wc- time, Sonic- ot' you Witt use your tour yours ot tiigti Svtioot to ctcyc-top your miiuts fiiut tuocties, to eictjust to sociat Coiictiiioiis ziiirt to tcvzirn to putt your tutt stmrc iii ctcmocrutic' tit:-. Uttwers ot you Witt use your tiigtw Srftwoot timc iri iiiftotciicc ziiut iii tmeroniiiig poorcr aunt poorer ritiyeiis in your sijtwoot anrt in your Comrnuiiity. tu a ctcmoCraCy imtiyictuats Couiit. way ttwsc irictiyifluats use tticir time counts. rtttic tgiiut ot iiutiyictuats you are ctetcrmimes the quatity of your Community. 'NVQ trust ttizit Oafti ot you xxitt use your tWiQtw sftwoot time as tvest you Cao to ctcyetop yoursett into ttic twst possitutc iiu,tix'irtueit. tri ttwis Qtircrtioii tic twziygmpiimcss anct srirrcfss tor you sunt a grcwitcr country tor zitt ot us. vfgkzfzw THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL BUT An individuaI and distinct program of studies for each student, hased upon his pIans. Not a few courses of study Not one standard of achievement BUT Many standards, hased upon the ahiIities of each student, with many types of cIasses. These have heen and are guiding poIicies of the Farragut High SchooI in furnishing a schooI environment in which every student can achieve, it he wishes to, according to his ahiIities, and can pursue a IIeXihIe schooI program whether he goes to WorIc or is coIIege hound. Not a schooI, devoted onIy to Iearning from hooks, BUT A schooI of many offerings, outside the inteIIectuaI FieId in music, art, physicaI deveIopment, schooI community responsihiIity, and sociaI action. This has Ioeen another guiding principIe of the Farragut High SchooI in furnishing opportunities Before Ieaving high schooI, of deveIoping the totaI personaIity and of actuaIIy participating in a democracy. Because of the freedom of choice and of action given Farragut students, each student has a great respon- sihiIity in pIanning his program of studies, in Iearning ahout coIIege opportunities and ahout johs that exist. Because of the opportunities ottered in democratic participation at Farragut through the various organi- zations, such as the Student CounciI, Student Guidance, and Senior Cahinet, and in posts of service through- out the schooI, students are responsiIJIe aIso for identifying themseIves earIy with the Iite of the schooI, for participation in group Iiving now as training for group Iiving in the Iarger democracy outside schooI. FARRAOUT IS YOUR SCHOOL, A PLACE WHERE EACH STUDENT, OF WHATEVER ABILITIES AND TALENTS, IVIAY LEARN, IVIAY IVIATURE, AND MAY ACT! 7 CJUR FACULTY 'ik if .Lf R , 'L A ACKERNAN, MARCH, Pmml. Chicago RIKISUAUI C uucgc. BALE, HONER Clwnmislry. RS., mlmmis C unvpv. BAI,'l'HlS. FRANK Hvucl ul, l'1ll'l'lI'IC' S110 u. B, of Norllv I Om IH. glulc VI1Ci1l'l1Dl'S CGHDQN AI,,'X,, -w Nm'lluwvslv1'11 Univvrsilyz Allomlvcl lmwis Insl. ISARlI.liAl WX, JEAN 1 r w - IXlEllI1UIllillIf'S. flucwlgu lc'a11'I1vrS Col- T . . ' ' . W ll'1'K l llIY1'I'9llV UI c lHl'ilUU'f1l'ilLllI' ,,.A1., v, r-. I ., ulc' urlx all lmyulzu l'n1x'c'rslly. ISICNSUN, MARY ANN Igumlugy. HS., l!nix'c'rsily ul' fxlmirugc ISIIJOINI, VVIH .IAM lynn! gimp. HS., Nf1l'lIm'vslc'l'11 lJIliX'l'l1 slly. ISOANIJ, Al. Uvnm. BMA., VW-sl mirmslvr. HONNHRJHBSW Hmm- Arls, of Slzniv Nornml l'nlx'r'rsilyg of Slain. Bl IRSIK, IiMIl.Ili Sf'iC'Ilf'C'. l'f1.H., Univ-rsily uf' filmirugmg ,V.lf,, Lflyfllil Univvrsily. BUSACK, DOROTHY Hfnmf Arls. B. of S, lmwls lnsiflulrr. CADA, LYDIA . 3 1, , '. Bwlrvgy. IILB., lrnzvvrsxly of f,l11c'ugr:g AVJA., Dcpaulg AIS., Nwrll'1wcSlc'rn Uni- versily. CADY. FRANCES Spanish. BJX., NVdShlJllfI'lj ALA., Uni- versity of Chicago. C.'XHH-L, NIARY lfnufislw. ,-KB., .NI..fX,, Ucpaul University. CANFIELD. EARL fiym. A3XIUCl'If'i1Il Cwflc-gcfg HE., Ucpaul Vlulxc-rs1lx'. CLAAS.DOROTHY V W Cyrn. HS, lYI1iYf'I'4Il5' uf xxN7iSCUIlSlllQ C imclnmlc Xvmrla at Norlhwcstcrn and the Lvnix Crsity of Wisconsin. CLARK, FLORENCE Adjustment Counselor. PILB., M.A., University of Chicago. COUGHLIN, MARGARET Business Qrganization. PILB., Depaut University. COX, RGSE Stenograptiy. BS., New York Univer- sity, NLE., Loyola University. CROVVELL, DANA Clerical Practice. BS., M.A., Nortti- western University. CULV ER, HELEN English. B.A., Iowa State University. DUDA, BEATRICE Bohemian. BMA., BS., IH. Inst. of Tectig University of Chicago, Chicago Teachers, College, Depaut University. DUNN, AGNES Ntatnernatics. BS., University of Chi- cago. EDWARDS, ELIZABETH Home Arts. AB., University of minois. FISHER, BUD History. BLA., BA., Iowa State Uni- versity. FLYNN, PAULA Spanish. AB., St. Maw of the Woodsg A.M., University of Chicago. FREEDMAN, WALTER Qrctiestra. Northwestern Universityg New England Conservatory of Music, IH. Wes- leyan Universityg BM., M.M. Ed., DePaul University. GANIERTSFELDER, PAUL Physics. BA., North Central College. if A .' - .- I.. A' ft-1i?'w..:. 1 1 CEEER. C1ENIiX'RfX IIIQI-try. .XIIIIIVIIIIFIIAIIXC Donn, PILB., IIIIIWWIIB' I CRIWIMQII: FI..-I., Northwest- ern IInncrsiIy. IIOQCEAN. KATHRYX IZHUIlsIi. IIILR., .XI..'I., I,nynIa Uniyer- sity. IIO-PKINS. BERN.-XDETTE :'.ngIlsI1. InrI. State 'IRCac'IiCrSI COI- vgcx .Il 'LS'I'RCDI, EVA SIQIII Saying. IIS., Nnrthxyestern Uni xi-rsily Kmscfi ixiiiz. Riicixrx I . . ,NIL .Ir!, IXnrIInxc-slc-rn I niyersityg H., I. KRCJIS, .IUSIiI'II Q IXIr-fI1.inniII IJIIIXXIIIQ. lib., IQnnscvvII' IXIHI., N4II'IIlXXt'5It'lII. IA YAX. RUSIQ IIyln, IIS., IJ:-II.niI I,Inixm-rsity. Myer 1. .xrexoin 1 ' I.IIL'IINII. II1'IngI Cnllf-gif: ,NI.A., I . IXniIIIxxI-slr-in IInn I-rslty. IxIc'II.XXII'1I., IDI 'ISE x UINIIX III InfIi.in.i. INII-YI-IY. IXI.'XRfI.'XRI':'Iq IIIYIHVY III: II ,XI ,-I I nynI1i IIIIIYDIQIIB' INIIQEIIXIR, AIAIQYI I I I I IIisInry. IIILII., Uniyersily of CI1ic:eigf AI.Ii., Im-ttlii Uniyersiiy. MILLER. JOSEPH IIIWI nl' IXIeCI1anif'aI Ilrawing. LInn'crsity of IIIinois. MILLS, EMILIE German. PILB., University of Chicago MINNE, MAY .Xu-niiiitiiig. BS., University of IIIinoisg r INIMRI., CnInmIaia Lniyersity. MITCHELL. ALICE IXIatIiematics. III..-I., Northwestern Uni- yersity. MORGAN. NIARY I In-act nt IXIatIiernatiCs Department. PILB., .xI..I,, ALE., I-oynIa University. Ml 'URN MARIE .InnrniiIisrn. BNI., L,InnCrsityoICI1iCago V.. I., CIHIIIIIIIUIG University. XII 'ENCH. MARIE CIirIs' CNIinrns. BWI., .Xmcrimian Conserva- Inry nt 5Insicg .XI..XIns., CIIICQAQU Qan- . I , svntitnry III FIIISII1: IIILB.. .XI..'I., Em- x crsily UI! CIIICLIQII. Qs .65 I 1 7' OUR FACULTY NAINAN , HARRY Gym. ECI. III., DePauI Universityg Gradu- ate of American CoIIege of PI1ysicaI ECI. NOVOINY. GENEVIEVE SociaI Studies. Ph.B., DePauI Univer- sityg FLA., Northwestem Universityg Attended NationaI Ed. CoIIege, I.,oyoIa University. OCONNOR, GERALD Science. PEB., Chicago Teachers' COI- Iegeg BIS., DePauI University. O'LEARY, KATHERINE Stenograptry. PEB., I.oyoIa University. ' O'ROURKE, CATHERINE EngIisIi. PILB., I.,oyoIa Universityg C1racIu- ate NVorIc, DePauI University. PETERSON, ALICE FIatI'1ernatics. BS., University of Chi- cago. POTTER, FLORENCE Art. BA., University of Chicagog BA., PI.A.E., Art Institute. POXVER. ALICE SociaI Studies. BS., University of Chi- cagog ALE., I..oyoIa University. PRESSELL, RUTH Spanish. PHB., University of Chicago. RINKER, HOVVARD FIecI'ianicaI Drawing. M.A., DePauI University. ROBAUS, ROSEMARY Science. BE., Chicago NormaI CoIIegeg BIS., DePauI University. SAMS, ESTHER EngIist1. BA., University of Chicago: BIA., CoIumIJia Universityg Teachers Certificate, Chicago Teachers, CoIIege. SCHELL, LOT-TIE Art. B.A.E., Art Institute. SHEA, VVILLA Latin. BA., University of NeI3rasIcap SIA., University of Chicago. SIEDENSTRANG, OTTO XVOOCI Shop. BS., III. Inst. of Tecti. 41 5 if if SNUTH. NIARIAN lingtisti, l'li.B., tviiiversily fit Ctiicagfrz Lriyulzi l,filiYCfStty. STAATER, RAY Boys' CRIWHFIIS. Pli.B., AIA., Depaiit ttnivc-rsilyg Bnxliisic, Cincinnati Con- sc'rx'zitory fit ixtiisic, STEVENSON, MORRIS Sfifiill Stiictios. .'tI.ft., Loynta University. THOMPSON, CHARLOTTE fiyin. tjettuiit Uiiivcrsity. VVARNER, GEORGE Vxtmnt Stump. Uepznit University. VVHI .I.S, Clifll .IA IMISIIIPSN cyltjdllllrltlfbllj LCXYIS III' ZIMNHRMAN, Al JlfI.INli txtailtiviiiaitirs. FILM., l.4iyut.i ttiiivcrrsily. NHAIJ, ClI.lfNNA Jxssislniil I.itmi'ni'i.iii , I' 0 li S ' A FACULTY MEMBERS NCT PICTURED BURNS. ROBERT XXIOOCISITOD. BS., tttinois institute of Tech- nology, Chicago, tttinois. KLASEN. OTTO XV. Urctiestra, Music Education. B.ftI.E1l., ixlfliis., Norttiwestern University. LOYERDE. SAINATORE J. Gun, ttiiiversilv ot tttinnisg in Ptiv. . C :mg ' fi S -'Z ICENJU lCiifitWCTS CfllIf'QC'. fit., tviiiversityl ut Htiiiuis Graduate 911 I Dc Put Uiiiicritx Ch PECK, ADELE rt'ypingg, Accounting. BS. in Com., Loyola University. SOCHOR, MILDRED Sigtit-Saving. B.S.l?., Norttwwestern Uni- versity. SYMON, NORMA Science. AB., University ot tttinoisg M.S., Northwestern University. XVINGER, MARGARET Liturarian. BS., BLS., University of Vvtisconsing Further Gractuate Study, University of Denver. , OFFICE STAFF NIRS. LONG Stenograpiwer. MISS COLEMAN Registrar. MRS. OCONNOR TFGSSIIIGF. NIR. DOHNEY Engineer Custodian MISS COLEMAN with can Q, 11 13 sl N7 . , - , v, - , Run' I fr-lI'Il1'H. Rvllfllx, ISHTHII, lillllk, Xlrlf'5j1ll', 5IH1rl', lflllll, x1ilI'1'li. Roll' l,UI'.ulx, .'Xllbl'4'4lll, Xv1'N4'lX,c-IIQJJIIN. TNIIXUIHY, KXIIVFIIN, fhlllvr XNIHH, frullllll-ll 1- I . Run 5 Xlfxrr-L. Trmru-r-ml, fm:-x, Hrulnx, I1-Jxi, filmpnmn, Dani:-lx I4-ull, ffulullm, xlillr-r. Hrmrmlll, fv-rullrmrli. Film-rllmn, CQIINIIHU. xlrs. Sunny 'QOH' II IJUIQ. 5f'IH'Ikl, I,f'Ll0, lmx , XUIII, CHIYX, KVIIHT, ISHNIIIIY lil ,IIT lk C UDL CDUR STUDENT COUNCIL C7 ILE '77 EY 'Q tsl m '57 X70 Q37 The tiarragiit Schoot Councit is composect ot ctetegates trom each semester, who represent the stu- ctent horty. The Councit otters the opportunity for stuctents to iincterstanct the meaning ot representative government hy assuming part ot the responsihitity of the Qovernment ot the gchoot. 'there is one generat meeting ot the Councit on t7rictay. 4th periort. Un the remaining ctays ot the weet. the committee meetings are hetct. Every meme her ot the Councit is on at teast one ot the eight stancting committees. The tfxeciitiie Pboarct, which meets on txtonctay, vamp- is composect ot one person from each semester anct the otticers ot the Councit, This group rnataes im- portant ctecisions concerning the schoot anct the Councit. tt is through our Schoot Councit that many ot the Schoots prohtems are sotvect, anrt it is through this group that sturtents are Qiven an equat oppor- tunity to voice their opinions. The aim ot the tiarraggiil Schoot Count-it is to promote the tinest tcinrt ot' schoot citizenship anct to renrter the hc-st ot fxivic Service anrt cooperation to the Schoot. H SENIORS CLASS MOTTO I The gateway lo opportunity now lies C O before us. COLOR Metallic Green and Cold ' ' FLOXVER Green-edge Carnation and Yellow Rose CLASS OFFICERS 5 '- :IV Ihsrflenr ..r............... JOHN JEDLICKA N X 3 XYiCL'fPl'C5itlOl'll ........ Q SUC'fCfC1!',X' ................ QC, Treasurer .,...... ...... J UNE KOLINGER tif X l p A X S . 5 X I S ' X 4 ' 1 'y f+1't1,'+f+'-A Y. X L 3 Q ,i :,,-'4 g :mn ,. CLARENCE ALBRECHT HClare Favorite subject: Latin. Ambition: To own a protitable business. Movie Gperator, Hall Guard, B.A,A. ROSEMARY ALEXA Blondie Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Most worth- while thing learned: How to get along with people. Ambi- tion: Drive a car. G.A.A. Talent Show. ALLEN BANEN SClm0ZZ liavorite subject: Band. Ambition: To be a musician. Swimming Team, Band, Orchestra. Band letter and medals, Orchestra letter, Swimming, 2 letters. DOLORES BECKER Delerie Favorite subject: American Social Problems. Ambition: Dancing instructor. Scroll and Log statt, l'lonor Society, Student Council, G.A.A. HAROLD BOLOTIN uHarry' Favorite subject: Chemistry. NVorthwl'iile thing learned: A lcnowledge of science and a lcnowledge ot history. Ambi- tion: Business man. Boys' Chorus. DOROTHY CANTELLO Cap lxlost worthwhile thing learned: To get along with others. Ambition: Commercial photographer. CHARLES CERVENKA Hchickenn Favorite subject: Eating. Vvorthwhile thing learned: l'low to dislilce people. Ambition: To be married. Hall Guard. JOSEPH CIBULKA Onion loen Favorite subject: Band. Xfvorthwhile thing learned: Getting along with people. Band, Tea and Dance Committee. Dr- chestra letter, B.A.A. letter. IVIELVIN COHEN Muscles Favorite subject: German. Ambition: Business man. Student Guidance, Football and Swimming teams. Football letters 3. BARBARA COLANGELO HRedH Favorite subject: English with IVlr. Mach. Ambition: Drive a car, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Talent Show, I'Ionor Society, tlall Guard, Division Reporter. ROSALIE CRAIVLAROSSO Rose Favorite subject: Typing. Xvorthwhile thing learned: l'low to sew. Ambition: To get a good othce job. Cv.A.A. JEANNETTE CRISCI jay Favorite subject: Accounting. Ambition: Housewife. lqlall Guard. Office Helper. G.A.A. Gift Committee. DENNIS CROCKETT T0e,Nails Favorite subject: Mechanical Drawing. Boys' Chorus, l'lall Guard. Bill VVILLIAM DOMABYL ljavorite subject: Accounting. XfvOftl1XN'l1ll6 thing learned: Never argue with a teacher. Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant. Hall Guard: NEIL DORENFELD nHeinieH Favorite subject: English 7. Vvlorthwhile thing learned: Get along with others. Ambition: Pharmacist. Boys' Chorus. KENNETH DOUIVIEL Ken Favorite subject: Zoology. Ambition: To be a zoologist. Cross-country team, Scroll, Senior Cabinet, Boys, Chorus. Boys Chorus letter. NE ESTELLE DUN Favorite subject: Foods. Vxforthwhile thing learned: Cleri- cal Practice. Ambition: Dthce worlt. G.A.A: GLORIA FRASER Glor Favorite subject: German. XVorthwhiIe thing learned: llo spealc German. Ambition: To be a professional ice slcater. Student Guidance, IIIRRY VROID.-X K M Spf-1-J IVNIIFIIQ' xmxIrl:-fl Ijrmi XIwp ,Xn1Inlwn In uurI. H1 IIIP Ivmnlmg I-Il'IfI I'4mIlIw.III Iv-um SImIf-nl cfwlillfllll IIAX X. vlXX-IVIIN D I1I'CI1YIf CAI,I,IY.'X Burl,-rl-ull I:,IxfIrl'f- XMIM'-II XI'-IIIMIIIIII Iwrnxxmg XYflrII1xxI1lIv- IIHHU Iwmf-fI I n.wINI1Ip II,.II C7mr.I. 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IIA A IIIIWI I1-Ilvr fmII ff..-.I..I-, IJUIORFS IIIFSFQR Mir-hw Ilwxfmlfv XIIIJII-fl fIxm .XmInI1uru- Uym Iv-1uIxf'r C . 9ImIwnI fIun1I.mff- Gym Inf'If1f-r, gxvirnrniny CIIIII, fl pin 1:rI1I Iv-Ihr Fxxvrnrrunu pm, RONALD HILCER 'l'1fx I:fmurlIr' NUIIIMI XX'rmrI ghop. AmI:iliwru- .'XirfmIl ml- fImmf Uuyf CIn0r'u1, II:1II Guard, Enya' CIl'JflI4 Ivth-r. PITTIZR HRI 'BY Puff Ijfnflrlvrv NuI1jf-11 Pm:mrI, .'XmI1ilion- NIu1irinn. I5nnrI, Or- fI1fwlm gwrnwr CaInrwI, SFIIOOI Danfc I5:mfI, B:mrI If-lIr'r. III YTl'1I-nIk fIrfI1r-sim Inllc-r, 2 pins NIARVIN IRVING IT:n'nrlIr- CUIJVJI Acrounting. XVortI'mwI1iIe IIIinq Imrnmlz IIfIw Io Q1-I nIrmg with pQopIe. .XrnI1itmn- IEIf-r'IrifnI Emm- me-fr. DOROTHY ,IAECER Dm I'mor1lfL 1uIIIr-ft: IIOHQIP 3Iarm:fc-mf'nI ,'XmI1ilion: To work In ,In mmm- Honor Eoflely, G,A..3x., Svrviie GuiIrI. IOHN JEDLICKA led IT:.xf,r1Irf xuI,yAf!. I7I1y5j-fs. .5rnI,iii0n' IiI0CtricaI Encinvr-r. Qfrmfr CJ,-Ifxrnf-I FMU' I rmx flufIP1'mI, CjUIf,Ii1Df Q, Prc1ifIc-nl OI I-Ifwl Qmgr- I-nv. I IIf1r. XIARYANX IICRAXYFKI I:f.'.o!iIc QuIf1rff2 f,If-r1ff1I PIBCIIVP. .'IxmIJxtifm' fIornpIurnf,Icr MI - ruff.: f','X X, rfvprfffcrmfmlxr,-, CHXHX. JANUARY MARY JONES Mare Favorite subject: Home Management. XVorthwhiIe thing learneclz Xyhen you want something you have to xvorl: lor ii. Ambition: Xvife. GA..-X, ROBERT IQIFKA Hefer Favorite subject: Chemistry. Ambition: Politician. Baslcetf ball, Football, Snimming Team, -I-alent Show, Basketball 3 letters, Baseball 2 letters. LORRAINE KAIN Lorrie Favorite subject: American Problems. Ambition: Live on a farm, C..3x..X, Scroll ancl Log Stall, Secretary of Class. Talent Show, 'Idea-Dance Committee. ELAINE KASPAR E Favorite subject: Journalism, Ambition: lournalist, blan- aging Editor of Log, Scroll Reporter, Honor Society, Quill ancl Scroll, G.:X.:X. letter, Civic pin anrl letter. VINCENT KASPRZAK Vince Favorite subject: Print Shop. Vyvorthxvhile thing Iearnerl: I'Ioxv to get along with people. Ambition: Printer. PHILIP KATZ Fitch Favorite subject: English with bliss Hogan. Ambition: To gt into tele 'ision. Hall Guard Clean-u Re resentative. .6 t - - P P B.:X:X. Ietter. EDVVARD KOHLEGK Eels Favorite subject: Physics. rnmbitionz Chemist. Stage Crew. Honor Society, Stage Crew letter, JUNE KOLINGER Favorite subject: Advanced Art. Ambition: Art teacher. Student Guirlance, Senior Cabinet. Student Council. G.fX..3x.. Class Treasurer JEPLY KOBIOROUS Favorite subject: Clothing. Xyorthxxhile thing learned: Sew- ing. Ambition: Model. Girls, Chorus, Gfxan. ANTHONY KRAL Tony liavorite subject: Zoology, Xyorthxvhile thing learned: To be a goofl sport. Ambition: Yeterinarian. Football Team, Foot- ball letter. CI-LARNIAINE KRAL Char Favorite subject: English with bliss Hogan. Ambition: To be a farmers xvile. Girls, Chorus, Stuclent Guidance, G..X:X., Girls' Chorus letter. ANINTOINEITE KRAPEK Tonic Favorite subject: Sewing. Ambition: Dancing instructor. GJXA., Girls' Chorus, Prom Committee, Stuclent Guiclance, Girls' Chorus letter. JOYCE KRAWI'I'Z Icy Favorite subject: Clothing. Ambition: To have a happy. successful lite. G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Senior Play, Girls' Chorus letter. DAVVN KRENEK Dawn Favorite subject: Art. Xvorthyvhile thing learned: How to write a sonnet. Ambition: To have 6-uplets. Girls' Chorus, GJXA., Honor Society. Chorus letter. DONALD KRIZ Hcbeesbn Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. XVorthvx-bile thing Iearnerl: I'Iow to wash dishes in coolcing. Boys, Chorus. Senior Cabinet, Talent Show. DOLORES KUBIS Favorite subject: Algebra. Ambition: To be a success, G.A.Px:, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, Scholastic Art Award. GERALDINE KUBIS Gerry,' Favorite subject: Sales. Xvorthxvhile thing learned: To get along with people ancl malce frienrls. Ambition: To have a happy lite. JAIVIES LECHNER jimmy Favorite subject: Pxclvancecl Mechanical Drawing. Ambition: blulti-millionaire. Hall Guard. GRADUATES I X 'S' Q 112113 LIZNOCH N I'111'11r1I1- suI111-rl, II11-11 1 1l11 II 1 g,o11r11or 111I1 QI11 rI IIIF IIII KIJ I rI1lIr I -. .t.t.iL.- , IVIIIS I I111r11N I1-II1-r. LETTTY LERNIQR I'111or1l1- 5llIIIl'1I' II1sIor1 rl II l I1 1 11111-rz1ti1111. .XIDIIIIIOIII IC r BERT LEVY mqo I'.11or1l0 s11I111-1I I'1oo1I X1 IIIIOD 71 moo I11II IH11I11Il IB11Iv1II 'ID 1, 1SI1. mS'i IRXYIN LOXVENTHAI.. umor I .11'orll1- suI1jc'1't: I:o111I Xn1I.11t11I1 IH count It S1'roII a1111I Ing, II..X..'X. ROBERT INIAENNER I'I11111riIo s11I1jc1'l: Typi I1 g I 1I11nL 111tI1 pt I 1 '1' i 'OU Illlldll, IBOBA PATRICIA INIALEK I:.111'1ril1- s11I1j1-1'l: II.1111 N1-I Iur mysr-II. IIa1111I, .1l11III1111-1Ia1Is, CIr1I1osIr ,IAINIHS MARTINI Y I'.11'111lI1- x1lI1Im'1l: II. 5 t Imrux, II.1xI1-lI1.1II I1111111 IlI.IfAIIIfTII IXIASA Bollw I'.1111r1l1- x11I1l1-1l: I'.lI1,1Il I1 fxll III: I11-111.1 FUIIIUI' I 11I11l1 1111-1I.1Ix 11,11 I11Ilv1. ,IC JAN IVIASI 1K I 1111111l1- x11I111-rl .X1111-11 Il IIIIIIYIII Amvilx I1 l11.111I N-11111r f.1I11111-I, I Ifnl SI1 1 1 0 IIIIIIl'1' IX1-1-11 Il'l'IlIqf'lJUII1I IIARIIARA INIIQI,I.ON ur, I'-1111r1I1- x11I1l1f1l: fNIlI4'I lnritlrm IIIX' LIU-II. I4lIf'lII 5I1r111 I A I -1-11I.1l11'r:. ,IOYCIC IVIII.I,IfR oy I'1.1111r1l1- 111I1j111 I: IIIUII1 Il n1I I n 1 s 1lIltI IL11111- tf11111111llf-1 C AA I'11 SI1l1If-nl KIIIIIIIIIII lx NOREIYN INIINCORI I r XX'r1rII111'Iq11I1- II1lr1L1 If-a1rnrcI I rltln ng, 1 I1 N01 1 I11I1r111- Io In' il gg0orI f111.1rfI, Ing 5If1II. RUTH Bootm I:ilYfJfIIl' suInjf-rt: IfngI1i XVI r 111 Am ntxon rc-111 I1 my HOIII in III!-. Cv MAE NIOSKAL Mamw Ijavorllo fuIajc-rl: ZooIogy ITIJIIIOH o rf-rrr-r o :Xri1IJIan INIOTSCS. NIILIARD INIURIJHY M: Isuvurilc subject: Zoo ogy Am JIIIOTI Bwcomc 1 rortor 'Iqoa and Dance Commlttce ELELANOR NIEIVIIEC y I a11'orite subjertt Band, Am IIIOH Io reaCI1 my goa am C,:x1..'X,, Senior Cabinet TaIf1nt Q 011 Stu cnt GUIKGHFC IIe1nrI Iottf-r 11ncI 8 mcda JOAN NOVAK Oanme I:a1'orit2' suI':ycct: Ci1'icQ 'XmI:1t1on 'Io graduate Senior abinot, girIs' CI1orus TaIcnt I1o11 Log and ScroII Sta C 5tuc,I1-nt I f1un1iI. MARILYN NOVAK Mwlue I'Iz11'oritc suIJjec'I: EngIi I1 XX ortI111 1Ic I Ing Io1rnccI X n you rvaII1' 11ant soma-tI11ng xou mul put ortI1 some c ort fl AMX., StucIentC1uifIz1n Q P0 ture pm ng, XXort111 11IL tI11ng Icirncc 011 MARIE NOVOTNY 'iMurph Ambition: To be a housewife. Honor Society, G.A.A.. Prom Committee. Banquet Committee, Student Guidance, Color. Flower, Motto Committee. HOXYARD OLSON Hutch Favorite subject: English with bliss Hogan. Ambition: To be an average fellow. Baseball. Basketball, Talent Show, Base- ball -l letters. ROBERT PEKLO Pickles Favorite subject: Locker Inspection. Ambition: lxlortician. RUTH PRESTO Favorite subject: English with bliss Hogan. Ambition: To malce a certain fellow happy: G.A.A., Senior Cabinet. Scroll reporter, Honor Society. JOSEPH RIEDL loc Favorite subject: Senior Science. Ambition: To be an av- erage millionaire. Senior Tea and Dance Committee. RUTH ROSENBERG Ruthie Favorite subject: Foods. Ambition: To be a good stenog- rapher. Cheerleader. Girls' Chorus. G.A.A. MARJORIE ROTI' Margie Favorite subject: Algebra. Ambition: To succeed. Hall Guard. Girls, Chorus, G.A.A: CAROL RUBACK Care Favorite subject: Stenography. Ambition: Stenographer. G.A.A.. Log, Scroll, Girls' Chorus, Talent Show, l'lonor Society. JOAN RUBACK Io Favorite subject: Home Management, Ambition: Housewife. GAA. SHIRLEY RUDMAN Lee Favorite subject: English with lxliss Hogan. Ambition: XVorl4 in an omce. Service Guild, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Girls' Chorus letter. GERALD SAMUELS Samie Favorite subject: Latin: Ambition: To become a pharma- cist. Service Guild, B.A.A., Clean-up Representative. BARBARA SCHELLENBERG Berks Favorite subject: English with lxliss Hogan. Ambition: Enge Iish teacher. Student Guidance, Honor Society, G.A.A., Civic pin and letter: MAXINE SCHNEIDER Mac Favorite subject: German. Ambition: lnterior Decorator. C1.A.A., Hall Guard, Library Helper, Library Service Award. JAMES SEBELA lim Favorite subject: Commercial Law. Ambition: Politician. School Council President, Student Guidance, B.A.A.. llonor Society. Service Guild. LORRAINE SIEDARE Be Favorite subject: German. Ambition: Designer. GA.A., Hall Guard. Qichestra NORMAN SIMON Simon Favorite subject: Chemistry. Ambition: Chemical engineer. Qrchestra, Honor Society, Prom Committee, Orchestra Letter, pin and two guards. VVILLIAM SLODKI Willy Favorite subject: Chemistry. Ambition: Psychiatrist. Honor Society, B.A.A: VVALTER SOBEK Waldo Favorite subject: Civics. Ambition: Engineer. Stage Crew, Student Council, Honor Society, Senior Cabinet. B.A.A. ?HY?.tI'C,l. GRADUATES Yr' Y:-rw' .'C'lIll'lil. CHARLES SPEVAK llivoritv siilmjcvl: Clwniistrv. Ambition: To go to rollvgv. lirintl, llonor Society, Pin ancl Ring Committvv, Svnior Q tiliinvt. A GERALDINE SROCZYNSKI liavoritc sulujovt: lxloclcrn llistory. Ambition: 'tio rcnrli n it-rttiin goal in tilt-. Ilntt Guarcl, U.A,A., Class Gilt Com- nnttvt-, flllifr- llvllwr. MARGARET STEPINA Margie Xxrortliwliilv tliing lvarnecl: Cooperation. xxinlnition: 'tio Svc tliv xxorlrl. 1 N-nior Calxinct, tlonor Society, rlwnlcnt Sliow, fu.'X..'X., Cvilt Q oinmittvc, Log. DORRIS STOLSPART Dory lfivorito sulujc-rt: llomv lxlanagvnicnt. Ambition: To have n gmail lolm. U..'X..'X., llonor Socicty, Color, Flower, uncl Nlutln tiominittco. FRANKLIN STUDRAXVA Sprawl lfuxwritt- fnlmjt-rt: lxlnllivinatics. Xvortliwliilc tliing lcairnvcl: lftliivnlinii, rxmlzilionz To go to college. ROSEMARIE SUCHONEL Roxio lfixnviti- fiilijvrt: lxlixi-cl Clworus. Amluilion: Opera Star. Xliwil lxliorus, ftirtsl Cliorus, GJXA., Tale-nt Slinw, Sow- ir 4- fniilil, tlirlf lwliorns lottt-it Bi-Hs I5I2'I'I'li TOBORG X lfixmilt- siilijwl' lllivsivs. Amtmilion: Srionvc louclicr. Svnior tulniivl, llnnur Sui-it-ty, lteinct, Orvliostrai, Vice-I rcsictz-nl ol Ntlninrl luv, llmiiflli-tti-r'.ii1rl7 nit-ilnls. ,lf 1Slfllll 'I'YK ,xmliitionz 'ln pluy tnllm-qi: lootlzull. Swimming ltuiin, lwml- oi I..-ll 'Il-nm, II.,X..fX. AR'I'I IUR 'IYINIICK lfixmiti- Xtllllf'llI lfniglifli witli lxliss lloggun. Ainlmition: Own .I Mir lut. lgnyf flinrux, Sc-nior llluy Coinniillt-in 'I' .It JSIZPI I TYRNER Poll lfixnritz- snlijf-rt: llistnry witli Mr. Slmrrimni. Ainliition: rl In ln- .i inrixsr-ur. flrclirwtru, llaiwlmll lf-Jnn, flri ln-slrai lr-tti-r, IIIII1IIIfl iutlillfli IOIIN VIfSlfI.Y Vw lfixnrilrt mln:-il: fiivife, Amlmition: Vlwo worlf for ai gmail lutnrru llmyf filiorns, IIHII fiimril, lf-ttrrrx. ROISIQRT VIDAS 'lliolf' l7eixnriti- sulmiz-rt: fir-riiiiin. Xvortliwliilm- lllIIlLl lrziirnmlr II nt lirxt you rlunll SllfIl'!'Il, try, try, signin, Amlnition: llnnrlir-r. GENE VOSICKY lfzixwiriti- Niilmjwt: ltzinrt. Amlnitionz Agrirultuml frnggirif-ur. llmnfl, flrrlwcstra, llonor Society, Stage Crew, Band lctlcr :incl -l IIII'Ilillb, Stage Crew lr-ttc-r, FRANKLIN XVALI.. l ax'oritr1 sutvjcrt: Ptiysiris. Amlnitionz Dentist. Qrclicstru, Student Council, tlonor Society, Orfgliostrzi lcttvr, pin :incl fl Hvoscoolzyu guards. BARTON VVEISBOND Favorite sutmjeft: Spanish. Amlzxitionz To have a worltlwlwilic future. l5..'X..'X,, IIQII Cvuarcl, ALFRED XVIESNIEYER AI Favorite sulojertz U, S. History. Amlvitionz To worlc in tttc Iieltt ot Prlurgation. Boys' Chorus, Senior Caloinet, Page t lfclitor of Sfroll. Boys' Cliorus lflttcr, ARLENE VVILSON R ljeix-onto Sulujcctz Girls' Ctiorus. Ambition: Sltow lnusincss. Uirls' Clxorus, Talent Show, Tea and Dance Committee. llnnnr Sorioty, Girl? Cliorus letter. IZVELYN XVITI' Effie l:.ivoritc Qulujcctz Spfinisli, Ambition: Arirorclion tcfirlicr. hr ft..X..'X., Orr liestrfii ' ' JANUARY I LOIS XVITT Charlie Favorite subject: Englisli witli Bliss Hogan. Ambition: Be a goocl wife, Girls' Cliorus, Student Council, G.A.yX.. Flower, Color. Nlotto Committee, Girls' Cliorus letter. ROBERT NVOLF Shorty Favorite subject: Civics witli Stevenson. Ambition: Lawyer. Basketball Team. Talent Sliow, Scroll, Log, Baslcetball 2 let- ters. 3 bars. IRVING ZACKVAN Irv Favorite subject: Gym. Ambition: Successful business man. Hall Guard, 3 B.:X.A. Baslcetball emblems, JOYCE ZAHRADKA Icy Favorite subject: Coolcing. Ambition: Housewife. Hall Guard, Senior Play, Scroll Stall, Color, Flower and Flotto Committee. IRXVIN ZALUYSKY usonnyu Favorite subject: Economics ivitli tvlrs. Babcoclc. Ambition: Connoisseur of the arts of tlme middle ages. Scroll, B.A.A., Emblem, JEAIY ZARTH uleanien Favorite subject: Clottiing. Ambition: To be liappy. Senior Tea ancl Dance Committee, G.A,A. RONALD ZDRUBECKY Duke Favorite subject: Xxvoocl Stiop. Hall Guarcl, Boys, Chorus, 95315 if 552 Q :D 6 O v 1, . fn 3. H-fsafri fb .A Um. fb ' W5-5 Usi- gr' ER' 2 9 :ge-, ,UO :zz Q1 ,rr 3 T .4 FD UQ ' 5. 'SE oi' ' T .Q , H' LDS. :r' Q g QQ? 9- . F E. ' S :g Q52 C70 'IQ P? :cg P51 ES mg-' 93, FD Q Q, 2.5 5-5 9. Q, - Sf wo. I : 2352 L ru 0 ow Jf-be rn 5 : 1 o : N X Ni gs ,Q 1 V C . f ,, U 'A up V 7-.1 , :,, 1 A. , 'w x Zi? Kx. ' 5 'l ft I, l gl KX 1,1 ,. .X 1 lj xt S' X xx GRADUATES CAMERA Sl-IY DAVID ALLEN JACK ARTSTEIN SENIOR DANCE . .. X Y and TEA DANCE ---ii CLASS MOTTO S E N I 0 The future is a world limited by ourselves. COLOR Red an cl White FLOWER American Beauty Rose and White Carnation CLASS OFFICERS Prosiflenl .... ANTHONY BRODNICKI Vice-Presicfenl ..,..... EVELYN KREJCIK Secretary ............ LEQTTA BURCHUM Treasurer ............ PHYLLIS NARRESE U JUNE ROBIJQT ADAMS B0I, ' Ijavoritc butajcctz XYoocI Stiop. xxmtmition: Itmtvr. Itnys Istiorits. Svrxtiv I,iutIiI. SHERXVIN ALOP Shorty Ijavorilc sutmjuitz IfngIi5Ii. XVortI1xxI1iIe tIiing IctirnctI: Ilow to get aIong xxitIi tcacIicrs. Amtwitionz .Xviation Igngini-cr, KENNEIH ALTER Hxrtnny' Ijttvtirttt- fitIwtvt'l' Ijtiyfiis. .XFHIHIIIOIII ,Ito oxxn my oxxn Iuiisi- now. I'-outIi.iII 'I't'aiin. Ituyf fImriti. I3,.X..X. .xnflrtt ISart'Ii.tII I':mIJIvin. IIIjI.IiN IBARISOKOXX' CI1icLit- Ifivuittr- tittqtttt Iftxiis xxilIi Stcvcn on. 1XmIJition: To get nifirrtt-:I fi,X..X,, II.xII Ituartt. IURRAINIZ BARNIQI I Debbie Iftxnrtlt- fiiIsgt-it: Ctixtts xxtlti Miss Ncctian. Amtxitionz A lyptal .init Iiuitxc-xxtI't-. IItiII ctlliIffI, IIQROY BIQNDIII- V HBen Iftxtittli- xt1Imit-rl: IXIi'tIiaiiit-.iI Drawing. XVortIiwIiiIc ttiinq If-.tint-II IjlIIlt'IlNIllIl. xxmtmitionz Io ptay proIussioiiaI ImuII. IJONALD BII.I.IiNSnI'IfIN 'AI.iItIc Burp luttiititt- 5ttIitr-iI- I'1tigItxIi wilIi IxIiss IIog1,tn. VNf0rtIiwIiiIc Ititttg Il'4llItl'fI tivtw. fXinImtltuti: I3aiciIii'I0r, I5.A.A., Itmysl I Iitntix IXJI1 DRI-IS ISOCIAN DDI Iiitxtittlt- -ttI11r-tl IIttiIrtgy, XX ot'lIixxIiiIt: lIiint1 It-ttrni'rI In Ljvt .ittitttj xxtlIt pt-upI4-. ,'XtnI1iItun: I0 :tIwiiys In: Iiiuppy, ft.A,A.. Ilttll Guard. XVAIIIAIQR BUCK usuriuyn Iftxitrtlr- XUIII4-it .XtIx.tn1f-tI IXII. IXIIIIIIIIUKII IIIO atlIt'tltI tt1If If'L'1'. IM,-I IiIitrttt-, Ijtttr IxItiruIl.tII, Igoys. ItIiiJt'lls If-IIt't. NIARVIN BOGDA Bugs I7.tvorilt- suIntt:r:I: IX'Ict:Iianir:tI Drawing, AmIritiong Ifrtgitivor. Iittyf I.ItntttN, Srrritfir fl:tImtnr-I, Itoyf CIiotttS Irrttcr. ROSE BIARII2 BOI IACIQK Row Ifavoritc subject: Stcnograptuy. fXmI1ition: To Inu siitttfstfut tn It-wrryttittiu I itmIr-rliitr-, f1,A.A., IIitII Guard, Qlmtpc I tl' II!'I'. ARTIIUR BORCHEFSKY Art I Ifixrirtlf- rUI1j1'fII Print SIiop. XVortInxIiiIc tIiing Itrfirncrt: Ijrttittnu, .xintmtlionz 'Ito oxxn tI1c store I nmv work tn. PATRICIA BREESE Pat Ifavwrttrr Xutmtv-rt: Itiotogy. 1XmIuition: Travel, IIonor So- itoty, Ftzirztltmn Sxxtmrning Ctutq, Q.A,iX. I5ozirrI, Ctiorus, GJXA. pin and Ictter. ORVILLE BREZINA Breezy I ax'orttc :uI'ryff't: IJmnrI. XX'ortIiwI1iIc ttiing Icarnert: To pIay tronituorir-, yxmtiitionz Draftsman, Senior Cabinet, Itanrt, CJIfI1f'NII?l. Svntor IIQn0t' Society, AINTHOINY BRODNICKI Tony I7avoxriIe su'IJjr'f't: Igngttsti. Amtnitipn: BafI'icIor, President UI f4I.t5j, N,-ritur Latninct, IIonor bocicty, Stuctcnt Counf:tI, Itwy f,Iir,ru- I IIQNIRY BROXYNLOXV Bud I:-ixftrilo NUIDICYII Ilym. XYortIixxIiiIc thing Icarncrtz Civins. .xmtitttong Iiaftictor. B,,X,.'X., Boys' Ctiorus, Hall Guard, OTTO BULTAS Ot, Iftivorttc suI'1jr'f'1,: Cticmiitry. XVortIiwI1iIc ttiing IcamctI1 I5 ping. fxrntmttionz Dcntift. I Ionor Society, Orctimtra. LIZOTTA BURCPLANI Lee I7.tu,rttrf futijffft' fpaniftt. .XmIittton: -Ito male a gnort wife, ff-frvtary UI Iftttss, CHIQ Ctiurus, Senior Cattim-t, Girls' C I ru I ti r ,tn N 1- 1-, GRADUATES BETTY BURKHARDT Favorite suhject: Foocls. Amlaitionz Become a housewife. Orchestra, Honor Society. Cv.A.A., Log Representative. JEAN BUTGEREIT leariie Favorite suhject: German. Xvorthxvhile thing learnecl: Get along with people. Amlaitionz Stenographer. llonor So- ciety, G.A.A. DOROTHY CERMAK Dei Favorite suhject: Biology. Xvorthxxhile thing learnecl: l'low to mglxe lrienrls. Amhition: Be a good homemalcer. Qrches- tra. v.:X.A, MILDRED CERNAK Millie Favorite suhject: Civics. Amhition: Travel all over the xvorlcl. Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Hall Guarcl, Lilgrary llelper. ARLEYE CHABUS Ar Favorite suhject: Art. Amhition: To he happy ancl success- lul. Erchestra, Cv.A.A., Stuflent Council, l'lall Guarfl, Art .XXYEIY . MARVIN CI-IAIT Hprofessorn Favorite suhject: Chemistry. Xvorthwhile thing learnerl: lloxv to mal4e ancl lceep friencls. Amhition: Pharmacist. GERARDO Cl-IAVEZ Pedro Favorite suloject: Print Shop, Vvorthxvhile thing learnerlz Printing. Amhition: Printer. Movie Operator. ALBERT CIULLO Choo Choo Favorite suhject: English. Amhition: Pro Foothall. Foot- lnall, Football letter. PHIL CLAY uHoilzer Favorite suhject: German. Amhition: Physical ECI. Teacher. Foothall. Boys, Chorus, Boys, Chorus letter. B.A.A. ALLAN COHEN Nuke Favorite suhject: Civics. Amloition: To he a coach. Cross Country, Baslcetlvall, Band, Baslcethall anrl Tracl: letters, MYRON COHEN Moe Favorite sulnject: Civics with lxflr. Stevenson. Amhition- Physical Ed. Teacher. Baslvethall Team, Baselnall Team, JERRY CURRY Favorite sulaject: Xvoocl Shop. Xvorthwhile thing learnerl- Avccounting. Amhition: Accountant. Basehall Team. PHILLIP DENEYBERG Big Phil Favorite suhject: English. Amloitionz Lawyer. Footlaall, Baslcetlaall, Hall Guarcl, lrootlnall 2 letters. ETA DEUTCHIVIAN Birclie', Favorite suhject: German with lxflrs. Pressell. Amlaition: Wlorla in an othce. C1.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Stuclent Guiflanre. CHRIS DRAPELLA Favorite suhject: U. S. l'listory. Amhition: To get ahearl. Boys' Chorus, Volleyball ancl Foothall awarcls. JOSEPH DRNEC aloe Favorite sulaject: Art. Viforthwhile thing learnecl: Typing. Amlaition: Artist. Honor Society. JOHN DUDAS Dimples Favorite suhject: Xvoocl Shop. Amluition: Auto Mechanic. Band, Lilurary Helper, B.A.A., Band letter, B.A.A, awarcl. JOYCE DUNHAIVI Sam Favorite suhject: Foocls. Amlixition: Ballet Dancer. Cv.A.A., Cheerleacler, Cvirls, Chorus. JUNE ISI Q-X'I'RlC'lf DVC DIQAK Bf'1 ' l lmurull- xulmy-wl xlmlllxll ,Xmlulwn: lu lux- .1 f.nIxNlyll1L1 lull- Hull!-Nzf.. 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Amlmilirmr 'lln mm-I .un nlrl umm xxlm lx gm-Ilrng .1 lwmiurl lmm llu: Civil XVM, f1illH l lmru, l5lQ'I'l'Y IANIQ GABRIIQL I'-:lX4lI'll1' fulygml ll-fiIIIX4IIfJllfJlI. llxllllilllflllf flu lo ffullvqrr. llrrlfu fxlmrux 54-nmr Cfxlmim-L, c!llOFUS lr'llr-r, fjlvif' pm. IACQUIQLINE GLASER Ufaclzien l'.-nx'urilr- fulyjml cilf'VlIill llmvllrr-. Amlmilionz To irnvvl. cllflg fqlmruf film-r-rlmrlr-r, Sluclcnl Counril, Clmccr lvllvr. DORIS GQLDBERG Dorn lffnvorilv sulnjf-1 l: tYilf'l'lf'iAl Pmrlicc. VX'orll1wl1ilc llming lm--nrnml: IJHIFIIHNN Cfourfc. Amlaitionz Ser rotary. Umfc llolpvr, fl..X..X. IANIES HANS lim ' , J, ' 7 , . l'zn'orilr' NL1lJll'1lI lrml Sluop. XX orllmxxlulu llnnu lmrm-rl: Prinllnu. .Xrnlwllifm lfrulc-4irlf-cl. Football, Boyz, cil'lOI'lIN. Y NORMAN HANSON Moon, liuvrmrllr- Xulzjvvl' filxlf Ni, .xmllillonf To lriwcl. lroullmll lm-,urn lilwlmn fiornmillcv. ' i r -tRuL!1iff l'-wwrllc I-lIllj1'4.l flfrlffll llrfuvllfc. pxrnlbilmn lwn ln- xllf' 14--Nlul, llIIlN Clmruc f1.X..X, .xrlvixury Ibmnl, fqlmfus l1-llwr. GRADUATES MARIANNE HARE Bonny l'avoritQ subject: Civics. Ambition: To get married. Girls' Ctiorus, G.A,A. MILDRED HAVLICEK Millie lzavorite subject: Stenograpby. Ambition: Secretary, Girls' Ltiorus, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Cliorus letter. JULIUS HECK -:5.,,.,.,,'- Favorileisubject: Spangti. Ambition: Doctor. Boys' Cliorus, Honor bociety. Hall Lluard, Library Helper. LILLIAN HLINKA Favorite subject: Lunclri. Ambition: Pliysiologist. G.A.A Girls' Cliorus, llonor Society. ROBERT HOLIK Bob Favorite subject: Senior Science. Xvorttixvlwile tliing learned: Civics. Ambition: lxlectianic. Boys' Cborus, t5.A.A BAA. Award. ARNOLD HORVVITZ Amieboy Favorite subject: Englisb. Ambition: Doctor. Basltetball Team, B.A.A., Student Council, Basltetball letters 2. EDVVARD HRIBAR Ho Iolirf' t Favorite subject: lxlectianical Drawing. Ambitiolrs Drafts- man. B.A.A.. Boys' Cliorus. MARLENE ISAACSON Mcoolzeeh Favorite subject: Civics. Ambition: Teaclier. Orclicstra. Student Council, Honor Society, G.A.A., Hall Guard. LILLIAN JARA 4'Lil Favorite subject: Foods. Ambition: Secretary. G.A.A.. At- tendance Helper. JULIE JAROSZ ulewelu Favorite subject: Luncti. Ambition: To be an old maid. Girls' Ctiorus, Honor Society. NANCY JEROME Nan Favorite subject: Algebra. Ambition: Comptometer Opera- tor. Hall Guard, G.A.A., Honor Society, Election Com- mittee. NORMAN JOFFREY Norm Favorite subject: Civics. Vvlortliwliile tlriing learned: To gi-t along with people. Ambition: Lawyer, Student Council. GUGYJ. JERRY JURASEK Favorite subject: Spanisli. VVortl'iwl1ile tliing learned: Com- mercial Law. Ambition: Attend College. Boys' Cliorus, Fire Clriief, Ring Committee. STEVE KACZMAR Stash Favorite subject: Print Stiop. Wortbvvbile tliing learned: Printing. Ambition: Engineer. Boys'Cl1orus. LOUIS KADLEC Louie Favorite subject: Civics witli Miss Novotny. Ambition: Go into business witb my lattier. Boys' Cliorus, B.A.A., B.A.A. award. JEAN KASE uleunnen Favorite subject: Cliemistry. Ambition: Nurse. Qrclaestra, G.A,A., l'flonor Society, Election Committee, Orcbestra pin and guard. FLORIAN KASPERSKI Kas Favorite subject: Gym. Ambition: To stay out ol tlrie Army. Football Team, B.A.A., Traclc, Football letter, B.A.A. award, JOAN KASSEL NIO Favorite subject: Transcription. Ambition: Private Secretary. Girls' Cliorus, G.A.A.. Library Helper, Hall Guard. JUNE ROISIQRTA KASTNER I30IiIii4 Ifixnriic- fulwjeviz llrolieiniunr Xxvorllixxliile lliinij li-.irni'il: lo Ilnnlr Iwor mysellq. ixnilnilionz Slunogrnpliwr. Gills' Qiliuriis. IYVIIIZL KNVZ KiIIvn Ijzivorilc sulnjcri: Sli-nogrupliy. Xyorllixxlnle Iliing leairnvclz To mule I-rim-mls. Amliilion: I Iousewilxe, I lonor Sofia-ly. Girls' fflioriis. EVELYN KAVALIR Flu Chi Ijaivorile sulsjefl: Clvrifzil Ijriirliur. xxmlvilion: ixrrolml. IIJXJX., Ilonor Soriely. Girls' Cliorus, Sliulenl Uuirliinrc, Iflculion Iqomniillve. DORA KEIXII' Dorian Ifixurile sulmjcrl- Clollnng. Xvorlliwliile lliing Ienrnecl: How Io mule my own vlollies, GIQRAIDINIY KIELAS Gerry lf-iwmrilr' siiluir-II: Clcriuil Prziriire. Xvorlliwliilc lliing Ir-nrnorl: Vllyping. IXIHIIIIIOIIZ Inlxorailory Teclinician. Girls' Cliorus, llurmr Niirioly. Rl ITI I KNOBLOCII nRuII1ie I7.ixoriIe siiliir-vl: Ilulivriiizin. Ambition: Typist. Girls' Illini-iis, Ilonor Soiioly, Cv.A.A., Ollicc Helper, Girls' Cliorus l4'IIc'l', FRANCIS KOIIOUT Frog lfiioiili- sulyli-rl: l'IlPI'lIOIIIl'S. Aiiilxilion: Billionuire. Svroll. Ni-uno Iliiilil, Ilonm' Novi:-Iy. VICYTOR KOS Vic Ifiioiilf- siiliji-fl: flym. Nvorlliyvliilc lliing Iezirneelz Ille- 4Ii.im1.iI Ilniwiiigg. Arnlrilionz ffuniincrrriul Arlisl. Boys' I llmius. I RANCIiS KRAI IULIK HI7rrin l4':IX'1rfIlf' siilzii-il: Ilolic-riiinii, Vv'orIliwliilu Iliing If-airm-rl: 'lio in-I ,slung wllli pfruplc. Arnlmilionz Nurse. fjrvlwsiru, Iloriur S111 ivlyl I IJOI,ORI'iS KRCII KrvIi l .ix'ur'ilv- NlIlllf'llI Icuorls. XfVlJflllNN'lIIl!? lliinig lr-iirrirrrlg 'llo infill- rnulllns, Arnlfilionz To girl. rnurricrl. Girls' Clmrus, IQVIILYN KRIIICIK Lyn l .ixoril4- siiliif-rl: lxlusivx Arnlsilion: Slcnngruplirrr, Viv 1:- Ilrr-sirlr-nl :il fflziss, Ilsinrl, Cl,A.A., Orrrlizrsirai, nilllfl Icrller, I1 IIlI'1l1llN, fin lirrslm pin airirl sliif-lrl, THOMAS KURATKO Dually I .ivorilf- siilfjf-II: lX'!lf'4'IliIIlIIill Ilrsiwing. Arnliilionz 'Vo uIIz'ncI ffillfw-. lliislqtrllmll nnrl Ilaiseliiill 'Iwi-mils, Ifire IVI:irsIiull. ILXJX. .iwairrls fl, .IOI IN KURIUA Ifsixorile slirlvjeflz Iromls. Arnlbilionz Coolc, Boys' fllmrus, Snirnrning lc-rim, I5.i'X.i'X. DARLENE LAHN Cuddlifs Ijavoriie sulujeriz Clolliing. Amlailion: Nurse. Girls' Clmrus. C.iX.1?., Orclieslra, Ilonor Society, I,ilJmry Ilclper, IInIl CVIIIFIIT. JACK LAUBER lack Iravoriic sulnjcviz Ilislory, VN'orII1wIiiIe Iliing Icfirncflz To gel along willi oilicr people. Amlnilionz Business man. Movie fypcfriilor. NIARILYN LAURIENTE Mickey I7:ix-ririiv siiluir-rl: Ilzinrl. Amlmilionz To sencl my rrliilmlrr-n Io musifwil rullf,-ge. Ileinrl, CKJITIICSIITI, Cv.A.A,, Band lcltcr and 'I mr-rlails CJI'!'l1f blI'il pin finrl leller. THOMAS LENIPKOVVSKI Thom I .iwirile NLll?lCl'Ii Nli1Il1C'Fl1illIfS. Amlnilion: Ixlzilli lcurlier, lgllflll, SllHlf'I'II Counr il, I lonfir Soi ieIy, MARION LFSKA Mar ljiijxorilrf sulujwig llolivrnifin. .XITIIDIIIUIIZ Typist. C,A..'X,, flllii e I Ielper. GRADUATES CORRINE LENVAN Corrie Favorite subject: Civics. Ambition: Housewife. G.A.A. ARLENE LIPSON Baba Favorite subject: Typing. Ambition: Work in an ollire. G.A.A., Clean-up Representative. EDNVARD LITTLE Ed Favorite subject: Public Spealcing. Ambition: Aullwor. Honor Society, Hall Guard. FRANK LOSOS uBug Favorite subject: Civics. Ambition: Carpenter. Boys' Cliorus, B.A.A., Honor Society, Student Guidance, Boys' Cliorus letter. STANLEY LOULA Stan Favorite subject: Civics. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Boys' Cliorus, Honor Society, Hall Guard. LORRAINE MACIEJCZYK Lorrie Favorite subject: Clerical Practice. Ambition: To be a good wife. Girls' Claorus. G.A.A., Senior Tea and Dance. Ctiorus letter. SHIRLEY MACK Red Favorite subject: Cliemistry. Ambition: Meet new friends and lceep ttie old ones. G.A.A., Student Council, Scroll. Honor Society. ANN MAIERCZYK Angie Favorite subject: Art. Ambition: Secretary. G.A.A., Honor Society, Qlzlice Helper. LILLIAN MALAN Hlvlalunn Favorite subject: Cliemistry. Ambition: Lab Teclinician. G.A.A., Girls' Cliorus, Band. Scroll, Hall Guard. JOHANNE MALASKI Io Favorite subject: Cliemistry. Ambition: Laboratory Tecli- nician. Honor Society, Girls' Cborus, G.A.A., Claorus Letter, Latin Award. JAMES MALEK lim Favorite subject: Mechanical Drawing. Ambition: Drafts- man. Hall Guard, Honor Society, Election Committee. JOAN MALIN Ia Favorite subject: Clerical Practice. Ambition: To be suc- cessful. Girls' Cliorus, G.A.A. ARTHUR MANNS Buck Favorite subject: Geometry. Wortbwbile tliing learned: History, Ambition: To be successful. Boys' Ctiorus. PHYLLIS NIARRESE Uphyln Favorite subject: Clotluing. Ambition: To tiave a liappy life and friends. Library Helper, Girls' Cliorus, Honor Society, Treasurer of Class. JOAN MASON lo Favorite subject: Transcription. Ambition: Stenograplaer. G.A.A., Mixed Cliorus, Student Council, Ring Committee. JAMES MASTRO Hlimn Favorite subject: Englisli witli Miss Hogan. Wortbxvbile tliing learned: lmportance ot friends. Ambition: Engineer. Boys' Cborus. ROLLAND METHLING Red Favorite subject: Gym. Ambition: Baseball player. Baseball Team, Baseball letter, piclced on Section Baseball Team. Baseball co-captain. BEVERLY MEDINA Bent Favorite subject: Commercial Art. Ambition: Commercial Advertiser. G.A.A., Hall Guard, Library Helper, G.A.A.. Poster Committee. I f L I IL x XII x xc Ixl IL 1'I3w-W' IIIIJII IIIxI III I III I'.II I' , II IxII II I III I IIIIIII I III IIIIxII III I II I Ifmvl- DMN-X 'XIII I Inlx 'I'0rI1vIII ' I I IIIL Il I I I Irx IIILIIL-v lrx III r I IIIIIIII I X X Ur III III IIII r IIII .IIIII 2 I ARIN NIISIIIXLITL UY1l If'I'-I L I IXXII rl IxIIiILx IIIIIILI xxLIIcL L II IIIIIII IIII I. I'ooI- rIIIxx Il c I IIII IuIIrnmI: xx I IIl7Il I Illlll II:1sI0III1III RON 'xl I3 'NIOI I Ronniv DIIIOII CII It I-III QILIIIIIA O I LIO lIflI'II. N QONII X NIlIIxI,I I RoIIIIiu IUXIRIK IX NI I S N PIII If II ILIII If I If Ix II,IX,,X.. X I INII I Ix V fff'1 ' I I III I X X II II CIIIrfI IIIIrIIy IIIII 1L-r UIIIII- 'NI INI VI ROI ISK! N f'If VIN I IIILIII In III II Ixnvy I If II I IIII f II IrrI, fI,A.fX, R I I IH IIIL IXIII I xxr IIIIXXIIIII IIIIIIIJ If'iIl'Ill'!I' QUS NIOVO'-I NY CrmsIn ..Ml,l.. II IIIIIII SvI'I'L-l.IIy. IIIT5' .I IIIIIII I'II'IIIIIIIII .IouIx'iI ' HIL, IrrIII'III-II: .I V.. IIIL I1'iIfII4'fIZ I. , .. KIIIMI fIIl'fII VIIO ILAA.. HAI., pg IcfIrnczI: VIRGINIA PAPUCCI Virg K x II I L JILLI NI: HOIDFAIJ 3 m JIIIOD NQIH Idry. fIIrIs' Q Ioru I wry IIC por I uIInI 4II5 Campmgn IVIunfI- IQANION -X PASCLAL Roni I I I I I Qcxxmg XX orl x IC I Ing LzImcfI: Train- r UILIFC IOIJ XmIvIIIon Io Iac Imppy In cvcryIIIIIIg 'NANCY PANSIXI Nan I m X orl Ixx I c Iun cdrnr-II: I Iuxv IIII n IIQLI r-x I c C A A Snmor CaIIJIncI. I I XORI I XVI I I CK Lanny CI,,'X..X., In Ionor Nc ll ly, CQIIILQ GRADUATES ljavorite sulwjecstz l listorv. Ambition: Pliysiral lirlucatilln lt-acsluer. lllovsv fliorus, Baseball, Boys' Cliorus letter, lllfti- lcetliall aixartls 2. JOANNE PESKULSKI Ive liavorite sulniectz Commercial Law. Xvortlnxvliile tliing learnt-rl: Englisli. gxnilnitionz Airline lnlostess. llull Guard. ELAINE PISKULE Sissy Favorite sulnjectz Boliemian. .xmlbitionz Typist. G..X..:X., OHIFQ' l'lClper. CHARLES POJMAN Chuck Favorite sulvjert: flatliematics. Amlxitionz Own my oxin lnusiness. Baseluall Team, Student Council. JAMES ROLL Gaily Favorite sulnjectz Luncli. Amlaitionz To lne a millionaire. Band, Band letter. 6 Band medals. DOLORES ROTTER Dolly Favorite suloject: Stenograpliy. XVortl'ixvl'1ile tliing learned: lloxv to sew. Amlaitionr To get a good secretarial jola. QvA.A. MARY SAENZ Honey lsavorite sulnject- Clriorus. Xxlortluwliile tliing learnecl: Home Management. Ambition: Beautieian. G.A.A. ED SCHILLNE Moose Favorite subject: Civics. xAf7Ol'tl'1XX'l'lllG tlxing learned: Pays to lee laonest. Amloitionz To travel. Footlnall Team, Boys' Clmrus. Footlnall letter. ARLENE SCHNEIDER Favorite sulajeetg Englisli xvitla lxlr, lxlaclm Amlnitionz Private Secretary. G,A,A., Qlllce Helper. DOROTHY SCOTT Mscottien Favorite sulajertz Civics. Ambition: Secretary. Cv.A.A.. Senior -l-ea and Dance, College Day Committee. JOANNE SHIMANEK lo Favorite suluject: l'ligl'i Scliool. Amlaition: Pliysical Tliera- pist. Band, G.A.A., Orcliestra, Page 4 Editor ol Scroll. Band letter and 6 medals. JUDITH SIDLOVVSKI lady Favorite sulnjectr Advanced Art, Amlnitionz Commercial Artist, Girls' Clworus, G.A.A., Two Vxleelt Vacation at Art Camp fprepaidj. LORETTA SKUDRNA Larry Favorite sulnjectz Orclwestra. Amlaition: lxlusic Teaclier. Orchestra, G,A.A., l'lall Guard, Orclaestra letter and 3 pins. LEONA SLEZAK Tex Favorite sulvjectz Band. Amlaition: To play tlie flute in a Sympliony Crcliestra. Band, Orclaestra, Band letter and lfl medals, Urcliestra letter. ARTHUR SPRECKMAN Nose ljavorite subject: History. Xvortliwliile tliing learned: To get along xvitli people. Arnlnitionz Connoisseur of line jewelry. llfill Guard. JAMES SRMEK Crow lfavorite sulaject: lxleclianical Drawing. Xvortlixvlwile tlriing learned: You need friends. Ambition: To malte money. lsootlzall, laaslcetlaall. EDVVARD STEININGER EJ Favorite suloject: Vvood Sliop, Amlaitionz Carpenter, Qmce Helper. JIM STER Kilim Favorite sulajectz Electric Sliop. Vxfortlmwliile tliing learned: Tlie basic construction of tliings in general. Amluition: Truclc Driver. ifli. GI .ADYS STRAUI3 1 l'.ixi-into xululm-il: I-mill, Axlorllixxlmilo lliing Inc-.ii'iivml: ln ln- prvlmrvrl .il .ill limos rxinlmilionz lloirwxvilv. l5rclii-mini, QI X.-X. NORNIAN STLIRT Norm lflixnrilc villain--rl' Uvrinnn. Avorlliwliilv lliing li'4ll'Ili'flI Niwiim-s. Amlvilion: .Nllcnrl College. Ilnll CIIHTKI, Lilmmry l lvllwr. IRENIT SUCHARZEXVSKI Pm lfmorili- fulmjmlg Srroll. ixmlailionz Govcrness, Ilnll Cunrcl, Ni roll, lxlivin up, MARY SULLIVAN Hlrislil' l:-ixurilv fulmir-rl: ,Xi-counting. Nvortliwliile tliing Ienrnocl: lxlvriiuil Ijruulivc. .Amlmilionz Complornclvr Qpornlor. G.XX..A., lI.iII Clhiril, MARY ANN SVACII SmmI1iv lfnxuiilo siilujm-rl: Slonogrupliy. Amlxilion: Slcnogruplivr. lI,.X,.X., Il.ill Guard. FRANK THOMAS GirIgv l7.ixm'ilf- siiliivvlz Ixlcvliunivnl Drawing, fxmlvilionz rllo lm .I lllu-I. Ikoyg' Clliorus, Senior Calaincl, Ilonor Sorioly, Flmlr-nl Q,OllIIl'll. MARY 'I'RlfXliI. Frimley l .ivuiili- Niilijvrli Clc'rIr'.il llrlirlivc-. AIIllDIllOIlZ Svrrvlriry, llfill flrmrml, f 711 liwlrai, II.A.A, JOAN TRIIDA 'I'In-rf-sim l ,nxurnli- NlllJlf'IlI fIivi1's. Vxforlliwliilrr lliing lccxrnwl: 'llo gvl .ilmiu xxilli pr-oplrf. Ainliilioriz Sfvvrclury. 51-lvivv fluilnl. I IliNRIIQ'I'I'A 'IUZIZIIIIDTOVVSKI RMI l .ixoriI4- kuliil-il' llivivs. Xvorllxwlxilo lliing Icmm-cl: 'llo pill .ilmiu xxilli pr-oplv. fXrnl1ilion: 'llc lruvcl. CLINA. STANLIQY IILIJASZ Studi lfixoislr- NlIl!I1'Il. liIlL:lISl1. Anilmiliorlz 'llo 1111 lu rullr-pu-. ll.A.,'A., limp' ffliorus, lsfjillllflll, nwurcl, Cliorus lr-licr, VIVIAN VANOUREK Via l'.ix'ur1lc- Nuligml: fvyrn. Avorlliwliilc llllllil lciirm-ll: Illyplnig, .XIl1llIlIUII. ln Qc-l rnfirrivcl. Iliill lIunrrl, Sorvirn liuilrl, i1.,X.,X. MARY VIZSIQLY Mitzi liiivrnrilr- fiilyir-cl: Sir-nogjmpliy. Amliilifln: Priviilc Sccrulnry. fI..X..X,. S-roll. CDI'1lICblI'il, Sluelcnl. Council. JAMES VEVERKA lim Favorilo sulaiwlz Sliop. Amlailionz Farmer. Bnnrl, llfill czllilfll, JANET VIDEGAR lan ltaixorilv sulnimjli German. Amltxilion: To allcncl clrarnalic vlliool, Ilall Gunrcl, Sluflent Council. Orclicslra, G.A,1A. Puys. BARBARA VISEK Balm lfmorile sulnjcrlz Paanrl. Amluilion: Teleplmone Operator. lI.N..'X,, liancl, Band letler and 6 merlals. EUGENE VLASAK Gcneo ljavorile suluiect: Civics. Ambition: Farmer. Student Coun- iil. Scnior Calumet, Foolluall, B.A.A. awarcl, ANNLI IE XVARKEL Nennie Favorile sulujecl: Bancl. Amlxilion: Private Secretary. Bancl, f,I..'X,.X., Ollicc Helper, Bancl lcllcr ancl 8 mcclals. MERRILL ZABELKA M ljuxorilff fulajeclz Clicmislry, Amlnilion: Secretary. Orclics- lrai N-nior Calainf,-I, Sluclcnl Council, Qrclicslra Ieller, pin zincl guarcl. E GRADUATES EVA ZAHOUR Eve Favorite subject: Advanced Art. Ambition: Secretary. Or- chestra, I'Ionor Society, G.A,A. DON ZENOR Fizz Favorite subject: Band. Ambition: Band Leader. Band, Qrchestra, Student Council, Band Ietter and 9 medals, Fresi- dent of Council. VVILLIAM ZERIN Buster Favorite subject: Chemistry. Ambition: Doctor. Band. Cole lege Day Committee. PAUL ZEZULAK Babe Favorite subject: Print Shop. Ambition: Mechanic. B.A.A. ARNOLD ZICHA Zeke Favorite subject: Gym. Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher. Football, Baseball, B.A.A., Football Ietter. DANIEL ZID uzidu Favorite subject: Sales. Ambition: Salesman. I'IaII Guard. ANT ONET ZOIVIPARELLI Toni Favorite subject: Transcription. Ambition: Secretary. G.A.A., Honor Society, Senior Election Committee, I'IaII Guard. MARYANN ZOMPARELLI Mary Igavorite subject: Foods. Ambition: IVIodeI. I'IaII Guard, .A.A. GEORGE ZVVIERZ Favorite subject: Art. Worthwhile thing Ieamed: How to get along with people. Ambition: To get a good job. CAMERA SHY ALVIN ABRAIVIS JOHN BALIONE, JR. PATRICIA CIESEL RICHARD HRUBECKY SHERWIN KLASSIVIAN MERRILL LITROIN LEONARD IVIAREK JEANNE IVIAROSE RONALD SAKOVIC SALLY SHANNON WILLIAM VACKO SHELDON SHAPIRO Af' QSXX ll I . ,M X Q - I f I.: I -1 X A518 X I . .I yt: IO 1 2, xi' fi JI 9 ff 1 I it - -if -1 H 'lj o I1 n X it-EN r ll l fe R lj o S- BANQUET. . .January I95I 153 11.1 Y -242.12 if lm iF' QUE? ' i 3 W '1. Q 35 1,2 .. .,uf.. 1 ,Il .. .. ...,. W gk W CLASS DAY TALENT SI-IOW I U9 2 SPLIT J . J W 75 .. ' J 'if' X X xx ci f fl 45 .4 -x ,, WX .',. Y , , 'YQQ A .3 Z, ' , x, ' . ' 1 SENIOR DIVISICDNS 213-MISS MORGAN Row 1: Holmes, Rosenthal, Kulues, Kurz Sannemann, Rozhon. Row 2: Beatty, Holrichter, lxlichelson Schwartz. Rchor, Hrnciar. R010 32 Kuhellia, HCUH6m8H, Cooper, Baich. Lazniclia, Schmidt. Row 4: Svehla, Kujawa, Srecll, lvlartinec, Smulevitz, Klieman, Levin, Nlusil. 318-MISS BUSACK Row 1: Sovyalc, Hoselc, Lang. Kosmoncl lxlesilc, Hauser. Row 2: lxliliaitis, Goldberg, Silverman Forman, Tresch, lxliss Busaclfc. Row 3: Tuma, Blazina. Row 4: Novak, Oser, Chavin, Safron Xvagner, Brown. Hirsch. 426-MRS. SAMS Row l: Buceli, Sering. Dean, Rosen Riley, Flakes, Richardson. Row 2: Nirs. Sams, Friedman, Tronilc B8UUlfUCk6F, GOICIXVBUET, JBIICICH, FIB- gale, Talpa, Neil, Jalcovac, Zvcrina, Row 3: Zaveslfy, Vejvocla, Grisolia, Rap- port, Schwartz, Tauslc, Revon, Onolracelc Kmen. ' Row 4: Bartels, Gary, Bencler, Baloyar Broz. Jedliclia, Kozel, Binstocls, Leif. SENICDR DIVISIONS 945' Y n..J.L.. ,As JUNIOR DIVISIONS Run' NI flf'1IlI, XVIIZII, Iillfll, Illi-MISS FLYNN Row If Nvrlm, Hosvlx, Rilm, Ziino, Yulvs, C lumslkil. nm-Ii. Sufcli. , . 1: Glnsvr, Nmulx, Psrmrl-qi, Angjlm-l RUN, Hg Xvsolv, Fvnlmclu, Drugisir, Prvrml- Mxlx. I3I'l'k. IYLIIISIPICI. Run' lg lbiliklllllilll, Honnmn, IIz'Iv1ik. NL-- nu-4', Nrmllx. flclclmcllllclw, fwlclgjra-In-r l..1Mr-r. ilf'-SIC LI I'l'S,'XVlNfi MISS ,ll IISVR UNI Rum I: fluff-lpsnlnfrxulxl, Annlru. lx ll' 21 CVVIIIY, Nglllilhliy, 1XlilIl'll'k. fx ll' if KIHIII, NIISN IIJNIITPIYI 328.-MISS C Row I: Burns, Xviclgus, Rr-ifll. N11-yvrson. OX Fosco, Kruse Rum 2: Vrrhutau, Finlf-y, Llxkf-S, Jogc Lxnubku, Nliss Cox. 1 : -ongjylmrr-, Knminski. Trinffr IIIHIH, C,Ill'YHl', Iil'fllliIll, Iilllilhi. Run' I' Xvr-QI:-V hui , fl, S4 Inxurln, Rir-rl ljrmulf, 'Klum-r. . 42l-BIISS OROURKE Roll' 1: Jarolim, Honath. Hainriliar. bwanson. Hines. Gokilrieci. Row 2: Nitzsciie. Cliucizilc. Yalasal-Q, Van- CUTE. Ron' 3: Smith, Garcizicicwski, Baloor. Kastil. Frcnier, Reef. Israeis. 425-NRS, SYBIOX Row 1: Beran, Sroaynski, Segal, Bames Lee, Lva. Row 2: Chavez, Dau. Pazui, Nlalusek Drapaiik, Chaloupka. Row 3: Thorfeldf. Bell. Row 4: Blikolajewsl-zi. Daniels, Quirli, Xyilliams. Hansa. Xvorst, Grzyb. 225-51155 SMITH Row 1: Robins, Blinsky, Shelsky, Kruzic, Kosatka, Kolar. Row 2: Longwitz. Shapiro, Zika, Davies Hallmark. Friedman. Row 3: Tesar, Game-tt, Czerxsinski. Row 4: Gould, Strnaci, Tanman, Rehor. Prfkarclfc, Karas, Patton. JUNIOR DIVISIONS -51- JUNIOR DIVISIONS Ki mn is, Sx olwmlu. nlvll, N-rsvn. IXICKIIIIF. Ron' .iz Vujln, IXITIRIIIISOII, Plullxin. Row 5 'qflll' II IIRISIIIHII, Dt' AIAIIAS, IKTUZ, IMISS, jxldrlxlx, lA'I'lll'l'. SYIIIIIIY, rlvllllllllwx. n-. nl! ,M , ' ', ul:-lc. Arima, Run ki: Turk, flnurrlilu, Yanlvs, firnnl. 4' 11-irlvr, NUHXUXXSLI, IJWIII, f.llf'IH, NQUIVL, 201-5114, RINKFR Row I: Bunlzik, AIilIlHlf'k, Bilck, Sucllan Denis, Kulxul. Row 2: Cnvnnaugfm, Zcncllorhk, Sifrlovr Dunnlmmu. Cirlco. Row 3: Vislayn, Brifllla, Zilvk, Currloni irrniv, Su-tiff, I.:-Qlxi. Run' I: .XinrI1.nn, 54ll!LHt'I', fs-mlnik, Hill, I Run' lr Tnwllik. Srlnru-iclcr, Pvlcrson. Run- lmn. Uuhllwrg, Sing:-r, llntz, Grulrins. JUNIOR DIVISIONS iff , 212-MISS COUGHLIN Row 1: Burke. Vizek, Osterman, Saliny. Dvorak, Kubik. Row 2: Albrecht. lxlesec, Neumann, Sky- blo, Novotny, Hulka. Row 3: Pazerekas. Vvuensch, TQ-rch, Sig geman, Ninas, Pulliam. Row 4: Kudlawic, Sotosek. Surowiec, Skuclma, Sima, Kaufman, Swan, Coul- son, 215-MISS DUNN Row 1: Dunovslcy, Nlillcr, Pazar, Kotelc, Ventimiglia, Sloznick, Row 2: King, Colm, Glass, Scios, Fcncl, Van Dine. Row 3: Nloore, Pechota, Goldberg, Sigalr-. Row 4: Burrla, Parma, Kramer, Ercc, Nfusica, Stcrnisha. Gallcin. 221 MMR. KROB Row 1: Hirsch, Kuta, Shcrpan, Vvicsner, Nfvitkowski, Zelenik. Row 2: Schretler. Wolf, Broucck, Neuzil, Ginner, Bena, NIL Krola. Row 3: Weiner, Pokorny, Kriz, Zupan- cich, Maiousik, Libcrack. Row 4: Bu1masI'1, Brown, Loukota, Lejerh, Boschan. Kalny, Krcugcr, Golub. JUNICDR DIVISIONS 220-MISS POXYIQR Row lr Culwn, Ruloilw, Flaumrns. lfcl- NXLINIS, Iiillbllllfl, KKYIIIIDFKTIIS. Row Culwn, Lvvilsky, Xvolli, Trvfilik, CTUIIUII, Miss Power, Row Hum, Prnlunnl, Smith, Ixlillx-r Illlllllallik. R ' ' mv -lx bnulvlnr, Sl:-pam, Julwpnn, lXruI, Sll'lllll0il'l , Ciln-Hi. cztllilrilllilll. 210-MISS MITCIIIQH, Rum I: Cjl'llIlilk, Hman, Igilfffl, ffuslxnu, IQIIIIIZIS, Lauwlm-r. Rum Q: lellljlkkl, Vnlvs, Gnu:-r, lm.-Ill-, Trlnlu, Hman-Q, ,lilk4IVil4', Nlisx lxlilfllvll. 'GOIN ,:l i4'llllIrUl. SVIJIIRI, cllllik, Sllhl' Hlilll, Sllilflllll, I,fil7ilk, Ihlflyllkil. Row NiN9lIll, VVHXIIIEIII, I.ll'llf'F, Prulwy, Hlnuw, Lilvauk, Rukos, Slunlmiliw, Rifm. 219-MR. MACH Row 1: Nfnchck, Gnjrlu, Cvrrnsnk, Kuvurik Bittner, Vl8fliC, Lipmiul. Row 2: Abfnalr-, Dobson. Koslncr, Cvr- mnlc, fxlurlcs, Solflznt, Alil1'f'k, Mr. lN'1iifll R050 3: Sachs, Dunn, Hmlun, Koala' Slrunr. Hcjnn, Jonrs, Ddmlsky, Ly:-.nlc Rom 4: LCN, Drapnlik, Sllrnrrn-lc, Slroulw Knsprzak. Goldalf-in, Dulnmn. Bornff Forman, Lumr. SOP!-ICDMORE DIVISIONS 423-MISS THOMPSON Row lr Kazda, Baricii, Alexa, Zalucl, Keel, Sotir. Row 2: Cainoclcca, Lunclinv, Lanaty, Sici- 1OXYSki, RCX'CH, Ch2ll'Y8l, Zf'ZLllilli. Row 3:Cl1avQz, Slama. Kriegseis, Osk' vareii, Nosil, Rcllak, Ulmer, Kubichck, Ccrmal-1. Row 4: Kofar, Stuclnicka, Cie-linski, Kness, Vaneli, Nlikes. Young, Chapman, Turck. 101-FIR. STAATER Row It Byam, XVill, Feldcnberg, Vaneli, Vajko, Kalousek, Kalneuca. Row 2: Castro, Pelcak, Lysak, Smithy, Goldman, ixiitzcnmaclier, Hospodar, Poi- lack, Row 3: Poczatko, Feinberg, Cohen, Sclwuin man, Beckman, iwarieilini, Ninnbcrg, Setcrgica. Richardson. Row 4: Sobota, Hanclmaker, Qleskow, Smith, Brown, Furrdilc, Hora, Arnold, NZXCIOH. 115-NIR. BLOOIVI Row 1: Fir. Bloom. Farley, Lusk, Nudcra Felicrs, Sicbcr. Row 2: Goldstein, Giauomiyarclo, Hanc De Jonghc, Jarke, Baluk, Fokta, Kuclwar Bruno. Row 3: Hawk, Hamilton, Tornheim, Ko- wick, Benjoya, Rifikincl, Ncmcoes, Capck Row 4: Blaha, Nerucl, Hamlin, Vvicgci Ruskin, Grcathouse, Sicjskal. SOPI-IOMORE DIVISIONS llf'-MISS CULVICR Row 1: Pvurson, Lvwis. Funlw. Bronczyk, Rlxlu-lwslvin, Jngcrs. Row 2: Fu-ym-r, Vowuivs, sxrnolcl, pCll'il'll, Kuplxu, I lornlaurgl Row 3: Krolx, llmlfinu-14, Lovlu-r, Jorln-ns, Kunlmrl, Powcn. Run' -I: Novak, RUII1, Krclmv, Vlusuli. fxlumlrn, furlson, BPH. ZUZHNR. MIl.l.l'1R ,XIIIIY II bI'Vl'IIIl:lIl, IXIUHIIIIH, IWUIIILJHHN, lxaunus, R:-nu-rlsrm, sllllllfllflll. Rum 2: Yr-sinik, CZIIIIIIHT, l.uun-lli, Dull- nirk, ljngjr-r, Ixlllflfv, Nlr, Nliuvr. Rmnrf: In-V, Culvrnun, Snlnvanlv, lipi- ' . 1 , , r iflllllb, flUfH1'XVSkl, Vlilulyll, 5!IUlT. 222-MR S, MILLS Rum 1: Orscno. Novolny, Snllikoru, All- TPITS, Iifllby, IX'Ii!'I'lHC0, SOCIIU. Row 22: Nlrs. NIEHS, Sabas, Osowski, I'lOTTll'l'5kd, Sclniuvonc, Filzgr-ram, Markrr. IQPUII. Iafllll 31 ITONVICT, CPIIOUPPIC, AIIPH, P31110- dikt, Lawrr-nu-, Harrison, Busty, Cct- xrmlm, Castle. IQOHV FIKDIPF, IDFBCOH, TIl0IIlI,'Il, SOCILI winl-Q, Bcrnsfxvirn, Hcrolcll, Konl, Niikos rrflllllilll SOPI-IOMORE DIVISIONS 223-MISS CAHILL Row 1: Stcininger, Vlcek, Romain, Berger, Silver, Novak, Daniels. Row 2: Sar. Friedman, Feldman, Pasic- Ier, Kieran, Bucck, Pankes, iyliss Cahill. Row 3: Girtz, Klein, Patek, Topel, Rolli- stein, Xvinters, Flakes. Dean, Xvolf. Row 4: Eaton, Xveinsicin, Curry, Lind- Iiolm, Fine, Jacobs, Kouinenec, Herman. Jansicy, Uzei. 301-MISS LA VAN Row 1: Schneberge, Bujnowslci, Gseli Biei, Firlk, Taiaber, Dorenfelcl. Row 2: Mrs. La Van, Hail, Baker, Mar kowsici, Gold, Vvilitfieici, Nesmerak. Row 3: Faloik, Prapor, Bargemann, Ku Iich, Maldonado, Ciesia, Karagiannes Prochasica. Row 4: Kucera, Razim, Veskrna, Kozci Kiusak, Dobias, Riban, Newman Zuibaly. 302-MISS CADA Row 1: Sanov, Canty, Schmiedl, Tercii Nuciera, Singer. Row 2: lakes, Bilek, Fineis, Necivcd Kaplan, Mandernach. Row 3: Soukup, Gallo, Anderson, Pas laski, Robinson. Row 4: Bender, Townsend, Houdek, Sii verman, Reis, Branciin, Brusaic. SCPI-IOMORE DIVISIONS EU I-NIR. CYCOXXI QR Ram' l: Kunirlxi, Hudrlilx. Roordu, Oli lxnlmi-, fox. Dull, Ron' 1: Yun. Xxxxmlxolx. fwonslnns. Her rimlx. LIHITIPT, Dulnrlslxy. xlr, fyfimnmcr Nou- 1: XLIIOIILU. l..xll.xI. Bvllxsvlx, Kaspvr Nlulvlx. l.mnl.u. Noll. Ixnlnps, Run' I: Un-clnln-rg, vision. Clmrlvx. Slum-p In-r. IQTIHI-l. Nlulixwz, Xyvxlvr, Slllllllllllil 3413-NIISS H01 LXX Run' Swlllxllp, N.liIIr4Il4l, tyllluillx, Srllvl' N U k IHL. 1-1, 11.11-, 1 urns. Run' lf Irv, Nlnlvk, tjlllllulllll, Pixma Sluplm, Rulx. xliw ,INK-III. R ' ' ' url' 5: HI-lljlrl. nlxll, Hulilx, Nillxrln- fvllllll-HI, Nlullnl, flwm Illux Run' I: flulilull, ISVIIIIPH. Il.xI1lillL!, Krall :ln-Hyun, '.4lllf'0ll, Nlilw-, Hmmm, 'l'IIll'k. 313-HRS. ZlNlNll.lQNl.'XX 'QOH' II .IrIl'OI7S, ciUlll'Yl, Iillnlllxlll, IJKII muxuki, Huxlilx. Burluw, fQr.nl1I1m'r. Ron' 2: lllI'LOYiK', Gmlml, Bvum, Vospisil 5IMll1'llIMl.LXll'N NOUIY XI1'lIiHlhkY Xlfg fillmlln-rrn.n1, Run' 3: Gulmlslvirx. Pmlik, Kmllw, Slmrr, lFUllHN'TQ'. ixnluu CNIUIJAIIUH. Kilnv. H.-.IL Cmlm.-I. Ron' I: XXVIIUHUII, SUIOIHUII. Sll'iHIlilQl'Il fl-rmlln, Flu-rc, Ig1'I'ldNPlx, Xl.umr.u llllll. lilinlllmlll. FXANLIHG4. SGP!-IOMORE DIVISIONS 322-MISS NVELLS Row 1: Deets. Stengler, Pence, Yeager, txlurphy, Srecll, Nlittelbaftl. Row 2: Bliss XVCHS, Forsythe, Sherman Abbott. Stanula. Schwartz, Styskal Rivers, Row 3: Xvojcik, txlartinec, Sharnbling, Suctxy, Brooks, Hayes, Schuster, Bahr- masel. Row 4: Tansini, Holub, Clay, Tanttauser. SIIBHC, Kasparek, XXYCHVEF, TTUIIIHF. 417-MISS MEEHAN Row I: Price. Kee, Seghi, Komorous Laclwman, Ntillnurn. Row 2: Bien, Taxe, Placek, Nlazouch, Nlackling, Nliss Nleehan. Row 3: Hanson, Young, Stoeger. Row 4: Herman, Hatz, Clralus, Hatz France, Bartos, Stevenson. 422HMR. FISHER Row 1: Ntiskovsky, Qlson, Nloulis, Gold- IDCIQ, DY'0ral4, FHTIDCT, Zmfhal. Row 2: Frekman, VV i t t, Nfinarciny Brown. Ducta. Fricano, Mr. Fisher. Row 3: Wlalinousky, Turck, Drab. Row 42 F'l'iCClH'l8l'l, Jezek, BI'08dNXay, JCCI- ovnirky, Giles, Necas, Licko, Nloyzis, 'j LIFE AT FARRAGUT XX vlwnlllr' Il'1'5Illll-IIIY :X Lnlin bfmg f3:1iJ.14fx' .xflxxlllvx Fpgmjcll C lui, In llw lI..Hx frrmr- Pu X -x f-nliun .Axwrflxmlah Ilfuriir FRI-ESI-IMAN DIVISIONS 107-MISS KIRSCHNER Row 1: Lerner, Lavaiie. Kick. Reuiioicis Cvuzier, Bavetz. Row 2: ixiiss Kirscimner. Siepaneic, Aciams Cieiensiii. Levy, ixfiusica, Kraft. Row 32 SIIEIIXHB, SOSl'lOXVSiCi, Wil iiams, Simieids, Czemsiie, Harmon, Vvai- czaii. Row 4: Cicienski, Premazen, Xvirtil, Zcnciiocic, Reiiaic, Krc, Riiey, Anciers. 109-MISS SHEA Row 1: Siegei, Niaiinowicz, Laucien Sciiiiine, Kozioi, Siaviic. Row 2: ixiiss Shea, Tscilemey, ixienciez Benjamin, Graeimer, Livengooci, Pie-ii fer. Row 3: Neison, De Niars, iN'icQuacie Haiicica, Lusk, Haiicica, Szatek. Row 4: Xvagner, Dvorak, Kraus, Adler Biacies, Fiaia, Drneic, Kaiai. 226-MISS NOVOTNY Row li Coicee, COIICH, AiiCl'l, CCHTIBIK, Paradise, Paui, Jeransiii. Row 2: Pierucci, Boyci, Eiiis, Anders Goree, Doiansicy, Niiss Novotny. Row 3: Pytico, Niichaiek, Wvasico, Miiier Reciibcrg, Kuinan, Kuntz, Kman. Row 4: Saui, Suiorin, Voncirusiia, Simak, Grcvniiicici, Sedivy, Curin, Zamiio. Y-Q, 1 V43 FRESI-IMAN llll-NHSS IHNSUN lqllll' li Qilillxlll. QVUIQI lllxl', Illl.llllN. lsflll' mlm. llulpunll, Xlillnu-lx. Ron' lt Ll'Xl'Tll-I. Fuvll. Xllllm, l .-lil. lXllu- lvr. Xlnlllvx. Nlisx l2bvr1swI1. Ron' l: llllfll. lQm.ulxlm, lin-wxun. Clulvinx l..nx1'v11u'. lvmrilx, lqvrlrlvx, Xxlvxl. Rau' l- .XllIlYlUl. Krvilu. K.1pl.m, Xlnr lllilll. h.ltlll'l, 5.lllll'l9Ull, Xllllllfl', lglIXlll'i. .ill-NIIFS l'lQl'K Run' lx Xlislmvlx, Spnrll, llulwr, llnllxoxlx-1, Kmlimlm-lx, Xxlullm-rs. Run' lc fullmxslxi. Slll'-ll, llixm-llu, Kryw lwlx. ll-lllld. Nlng I'--.L, lfou- lg Kulmn, l'.uu-nlx.n, llmllu. flrvllnvr. f If-xl.l, llc'l.uu'lx, Run' l l'lslml,Y1-ll-lx, ljl'-Ill. flnlu-n. lln-j .l...4 CL..Ii..., NN'..lI..l.-. ll'l..NllSS lil 'lJ,X R ' ' nu' l: ll.-...nf-L, fnlrgjnvlu, lx..l..ml.., lylllx, xxlllxull. Run' 3: llxlm, llnix, film. llnix, XVII lwrg, Spnl. Run' lv Rule-ilw, Slrulzf-nln-rg, Flaw:-r, Nlqrllllvlx. lfullvr. xlxxlin-lxi. Run' l: flrmilx, Nlfumnlz. lumw, .llw-lf, Xlulryull. lDl'UDQl'l1l, Clmul, Kniwr. 323-NIISS CROXYELL Row l: Cupoucln Clzcli, Nrfuzil, Hyduli xldlll, Xlulullsvl-Q. Row 2: Nlnnlic.-Klr-Clin. xll:ll'K,Ljll:lKl, Vccl ml. Solclal, Nc-lfun, Nlis: Crmu-ll. Run' 3: Nlanosliy, lj 0 cle an, Nlfllltllllf' Yarn-lx. X'f-jwglfl. Srllmln, Xvdlul-lrom Nldr.,-5, Run' l' llyr.ulmL1xlxx'l Kln-fl-x,'Cr.nr1l, V1-xl-lx P.-IL... lX.nlN.uwlx, Crawl, l'XnlIlYllll. DIVISIONS 401-MR. GAMERTSFELDER Row 1: Jakopin, Pcstine, Sahagen, Breck Kuta. Valasek. Row 2: Allen. Nlcisner, Falacla, Lieb- ling, Rozsypal. Row 3: Krissman, Rosen, Prchane, Shan- HOU, RON' '12 POANN in, SCIIUIZ, Befanekv IXICCIHIH Odclroclnicky, Klecki, Ruzicka. 402-MRS. ROBAUS Row 1: Henneman, Jerman, Sova. Senft Zezulak, Serafini. Row 2: Pearson, Jagers, Congress, Kogen Tycher, Schatz, Nlrs. Robaus. Row 3: Cvek, Bealy, Zelenik, Nlanak Valentine, Elslager, Drasal. Row 4: Ross. Johnson, Weiner, Hessing Pustaver, Lasso, Novak, Raven. 404-MISS EDVVARDS Row 1: Tichy, Dolak, Schiefellacin, Haus- clman, Cavanaugh, Janak. Row 2: Pietras, Luna, Kubelka, Davis Kostka, Nliss Eclwarcls. Row 3: Fiala, Jezek, Nlusil, Ledvina Vvitt, Pieroni, Petras. Row 4: Vejvocla, Kaminski, Shaffer, Pet- ers. Homolka, Szablewski, Kopecky Martykan. 412-MRS. BARILEAUX Row ll Manns, Marek, RCZniCk, RCZBIJCIC, Novotny, Starostka. Row 2: Vesecky, Prapor, Boguslauski FBHCI, T3faUt, AIld6I'SOI'l, PCHCC, Mrs. Barileaux. Row 3: Dornloack, Kroushl, Schutz, Kup- czyk, Temple, Neverouski, Pyskacelc, SCIIOCHFCF. Row 4: Marshall, Gralaiec, Kalivoda, Zed- nik, Miller, Prchal. Tsch, Sfrzallco. 00 .J-X T 2 fin. ,lg '?y QR FRESI-IMAN IZQ-NRS, l'RlfSSl1l.l. nu' l: Nllldltxf. Nlnrvsli. xlllllli. 51:-n-rl, Si lixnirlv, llougli. UH' 22 IQYOXYI1, LSllnllUlN'I'4, Kslllllllll. Silllll- li-r. llxlxllll. Tl'ilt lllllllllkl, ll' 31 l-illN'Cll. UH' lI N-llLl1'l l. l',Cllli4lD, rfllldf, JOHF4. l -UYIHIZ l-lHNlSll1lIl'l. lldfl. -llfl-NRS. O'ROl'RKl-Q Row l: Rullwxic, lvgjriim, llulwrny, Vnlu, Nlnrlin. lqllll' ll Nlfi. leUlll'l'xl', IAIIJIUJ, cfillllllllllk, l lxnxnlflxy, lfiflmnlwn, l..uin-ll, xlnrlis. IQUII' SI 54llill'll1'r, Nl4lI'I'lK, BfZlS1'I!. SUPIIC' I . . - , muli, Nlnn-Ilwr, lXfll, c0lIlMDll. ill-NHS? KIRSI il INIQR Run' l: Kuvisln, Kuliie, lfnllmflnfl, llul rivlila-r, Slulc, Yule-nl.1, ling:-r. Run' li lrmln. l51-in-s. Ruzlmri, Rollmn, llfurrie. lifllmmi. l.:-pir, Vllutr-, Nll11ll1l'IV1', X lm hlfif lun:-r. Run' 3: Llllflil, Smlxi. l'Xmpilc, lull., llulik Yonclrzislm, Cu-iflr-r. lipslc-in, Fvrrn l'al'Ill!'9. 423-NIR. OCONNCJR Run' l: loscplismn, Halm, Hinos. Finlfc Ci 1'I1lEllf. Run' 2: xlr. Clcfinrifyr, llincs, Ronmll, Slflllllllfill. Sll0Up, Xxvlliflll, ' 7: Sclifamclx, Pfllkoglm, Lasso, Filip, lim in, l lfillman, lulumur. DIVISIONS ROIU 11 KOZCIUII, BHIITICS, BFOOIHC, HORI- lnranch, Nliss Potter. Row 2: Ducias, Xvliiie, Broacle, Lewis. Row 3: Cohn, Loutiian, Xvolf. ixlccvill, Xvcinslock, Tyrner. 228-MISS PETERSEN Row 1: Dunda, Schuiz, Halinslci, Lichler man, Linclenloaum. Kness. Vvasi-tin, Row 2: Grancieson, Tintera, Baum, Bo cian, Bartels, Xvawra, Kolar, Vondrasek, Fliss Petersen. Row 3: Plotkin, Schwartz, Pytlak, Jusko Homolka, Hartman, Helier, Biahous Sieber. 429-'MRS MINNE Row 1: Haft, Fox, Cucizik, Rickert Crombie. Row 2: Nlrs, Nlinne. Bilba. Richards. Kalal, Zaikin, Berzill. Row 3: Huciec, Braesel, Kaminski, Sen inick, Fails, Stilcia, Reclcieroth. 107-MISS PECK Row1:PaIzer, Salvaiare, Pytel, Hard- ing, Sodnik. Row 21 KBmykONN'Ski, Cermak, BOI'l01'liS, Gold, Laga, Miss Peck. Row 3: Novoiny, Nielciler, Pustaver, Thoreu, Scherffius, Yablon, Damiani. 5? FRESI-IMAN DIVISIONS Q Yjxbgy fi ,ix sf , Q ' 4.1-11 ,'UXX ii 130117 I f 320-MISS OLIQARY Mares, Cromluiv, Brilliamt, Prosk ,IUUIHSUIL xlfy, . iss O'I,0ilfQ', Spacvk, Olsen Dobson, Snun. -.1 1' fx 1-sf, Inmlnn, Ve Xl'l'lxil, IIA'lkil. Bllllllllklll, Illlllfhli. -II l-MR. KIASICN - nnclowski, SlilIN'l'l0VV, Soslnlc, IUUIPSOII, Iifllliuik. Nr. Klnsz-n, lurgslurf, Znrolosky, T. Rum 3: Nrrrlu-rc-lc, Kuala, Xvcrsll-ull, Panda, NLISIXI. MUSICAL ACTIVITIES THE BAND Ihr- I'.irmguI If1m'r'rI IIsmrI UI 90 pIerycrw Iias INIII IIIIIIII IIl4v rIirurIim1 UI Af'I4c'rumiiii sirirc: 1037. In IImI Iimf' ii Ims geaiiic'rI prrwiiiiiwiirw: ns unc , . , . . UI IIN fUIIIIIl'y5 Iilivsl r'ru1f'r'rI Qrfiiips in IIHC GCILI OI: insIrumm1IaI music. The Imam,I Iwi aIways rcCcivCrI IIiv IiigIiQsI ralmg of Hgupcrinru in tIic Cily contest, ami ils mcmI'mers Iiavc mIisIii1uuisIicfI II1cmscIx'cs in IIi0 HIIIILIUI sc1Ifm amI CriscmIiIC FOHICSIS. II pIays for riCarIy aII IIic sc'7ImfrIIr1rifIifw1is emcI is active II1ruL1gI1wLiI IIIC sCIiowI year. The I,:amrI Im pIayefI in Ohio, IxIIC'I'IlQriIl, SHIKI IIICIIZIIIG. Iyrcwirius musiCaI oxpcriciico is nut necessary to join IIHC IJar1cI. NiriCIy per Ccrit III IIie members CHIIIII not pIay rm instrument LmIiI jwiiimg a Iyegiri- ncrls CIass. Every siuniffiil III Iiarrriurii is xx'CICoine In jcmili, y 1 Bl-QGINNERS BANI 3 CLARIN ITIS I I:l'IKIl'IlI'J!'l'Q, T4-r1I1, Drab, Hose-Ii, KzmyuIi. KuI:ir'Iu'Ic. cTOIlt'll, B4'Ious0Ii. Snvll. SIHITIIIH, IXIc'CIunsIiy, Kubnn. IfI.lITIiS NurIvrn, ScIm'Iiu, Trojnr, XVHI. CORNICFS ,'XnIIumiy, Ilunsvn, I,rc-rnuzon, KoziuI. INInzurm'. Ijappu TRC JMB! JNIQS SAX I'usIuyr-r, Itmilif-k. IIOUQII. BARITC JNICS DRI IMS Cox, I.:-wig. Ivlurvs. l RI'NClI IIORNS AND SAXOPHONES Row I: Mail.-k, fJmIrmvIc, 'I'ImrI11:IcII, CIIJILIU, Lylhk. I,vIruIc. I 1-nrI, , Run' 2: Salim-IQ, Drauluu-r, CurcInni, Roll, Zilck. SIlIHlilllf'k. CLARINETS Row I: Lauricnlc, Zcnor, Nivmicc, ToI30rg, Babor. KudIawic, Sedlak, VVarIcr:I. I Row 2: IVIcycrson, Bcnjoya, Dauchman, Dudal. Dvorak, ZaIurI, Zika, Kleca. Y Row 2: CoI1cn. Xvuensch, Bvncicr, Stcpan. Weisl. Kee . 'I-RI ,'3II'I ITS Row I: I'IruI1y, CiInuIIm, IQUII. Row 2: Zr'luInI'4. bIcun,Irn:i, I'.unIuw, .XII-xii, CI1'l'Illilk,, IJUIJIIIS, RIIIIQIINI. Nb ' if ,-5552 5' Q- 3 IM -4 hu- 3, if . ,a 'f-Y , 'V+ f ' w : f -- W, - M., , ,. .x 7 ., . I t 5 'Q .ak 'X G 'K K' X IJ 1 N + 1- , , gf K 'LNr 'Qfq -'Qzf'-Q1-'Q 'g l f 7 , 'SX ' K f V L V3 J , .., :.,- .,,' K -,f-M A V ' 1 ! uf Q5:.'2f7 l ii' Q5 J, A , - - , - f, ,fv X , . ' f if . -f . x - I . f- , , I gxfsem sw QR '51, X 'PX I ', A ,. I 1 . , 'x 1 , 1. - . , ' f - QW. X x rd 1 W X , ' X1 Y ,M 3 , , , ,V ., 1, :92g,., , I. , 1'im. 'f f if H M4 J , f ,f li E7 ull-ill .1 Q af 9 v + 1, . V ,x A 1. xr ' , I' L., A . , My V . -. . . ,. ,, Z -, , x 1 U , ff , ,Y Y , f , pq, ' 5 Q35 M f ,ft Kr U Il Iliff f Q4 lm J m a 'yuh M - D 'v,, 3 , , ,Q E .Y , A. wx i ' - ,Ei pi r fig' - ? -' ' , ,. 1, - ffzf ff,x 'QHSL7' 'V . W gf .M f -I 1 ,K A ., Q. 1 A. I X f .f ' .Ev w ff :,',,y.p ,.,f -f f 7 1 K E W , 4 f 1 +R: t . A. fb 1 . X f A' f 1 5 1 4 X 3 f VIOLIN? Run' I' Km-r. 5urImy. X..I,1-IIN., I,TI1UIII. XVnII. Rapport. xX'f'XIf'T. 54lIifIX. Run' .2 Rf-ImIx, Nr-pun. XIIII1-r, IQrIxnIrfI-, NIdI0l1wIi, CSIIHIII' C14-Ill, IH'l'N, IYPIIXPII, F1llIl INUlI. 4 4 4 X Run' I: KuImn, I'1nIriIi, I1mri1I1, IXIITIQIIINUII, IJIUIIJH. Cjxarrlils. Rf'f l1IXff'-I Hdinrilmr' 5LlItlrn ' I UmlL'l' 5ImIPnL'l' II.nrnIn1-im, 5IuIx.uI, 'I-rnfr1iIi. Ron' 2: I,.IINIIlUIlll, NPIIIIUCS. N I1uI7c'. IQourcI.l. YIOIAF BASS Run' I: Simon. Ynlvs. Nc-rucI, Studnicl-za, Robot. Row 1: France. VVesIey, BuImasI1, Stwrnishn, Lains. Nilzschc Rum 2: II0roIfI, Singer. GoIdIJetg, POI-comy, PacIiIer. Harris- OO 4. The Concert Qrchestra pictured ahove now consists of 70 p1ayers. However, when the orchestra First hegan in 1933, there were on1y 35 memhers. Besides the concert orchestra memhers, there are a1so 35 intermediate orchestra memhers and 82 heginners. Since the orchestra p1ayed in its First city wide orchestra contest in 1934, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Gri11, it has co11ected 15 First rating piaques and one second rating piaque. These p1aques a11 hang in room 411. For two years, under the ah1e direction of Mr. Wa1ter J. Freedman, the orchestra has put on many fine festiva1s and concerts. Gm January 26th, Mr. Freedman was promoted to the head of the hand and orchestra at Taft High Schoo1. Taking his p1ace is Mr. Qtto K1asen, 1Cormer1y of the Morgan Park High Sc1'1oo1, Where he conducted the hand, orchestra, and a dance hand. Mr. K1asen who has the good of the orchestra in mind, has a1ready won the confidence of his orchestra memhers. To Mr. K1asen goes the hest of 1uc1c, for we know he wi11 continue to put on even hetter festiva1s and concerts. Mr, Freedman THE ORCHESTRA Ct Q' kg r 4' 'F MVN x fa 6, Q ax S 1 a.,,,.11?-hgh S GIRLS' CHORUS ll-lie Girls' Clwrus, iincler llic clirc-rlifiii nl lxlrs. Nl. lxluenvli, is one ul llie filili-sl iiiiisirwil ui'g.iiiiz.iti1iiisat llic lkirragiil lligli Fclwnrrl. Xxllien tlie urganizalinii lirst starlerl llii-re wcrv unly almiit 53 girls in tlie group. :Xt tlic present tliere are 190 girls participating. llic Girls Qliorus fineets rlaily in rfiiirn -llll cliiring ilw lncl and litli perificls. .Ellie girls talge part in tlie Spring antl liall lestivals, lJ.'li.:xx. programs, Fresliie Day as- seinlnlies, ancl also tlie Cliristinas assemlnly anal carnlingj in tlie curriclors. Tliese are only a llexx' t-ll llic programs in wliicli tliey participate. Ciirls must liave at least line semester of music lielfirc they are cliuilple for tlie Clmrus. -llliree semesters in Cldrirus al-ter iilutainin: a iiiiisic' trcclit. anrl l,OllO pliints are neciessarv liir a letter. lliiinls are refc-ix'i-cl in ilit- lwllnwiiig way .274 All .1 fir lllll pfiinls are given l-ir eu-ry prfigrain yliii are in. llie ainfiiint lil pi-inls re- rcixl-fl llepeiiils fin tlw pri-:rain talen part iii. lj-iints are nut rerenetl liir lic-ing iii llicf lui-slixiilstisiifwirly'ek'ery'1iiieii.1rlir'iiiiil1-s iii llif-iii ixilunlt, lliilllrllil Jxppcl, Sliiiivl Ili-,il. .lotu- llvriin, llalsy ll:-mini-li, Xanl y llii-l, llomtliy lln ltr un Xniiillt vvufs I, 4- llmxxn, Niiirliii llnirf liani. lmullii l .ilu-L. l,uis Lxcrxxiimslsi, Arlf-nc llixi-, lfulli lluclniflz, Slmyn-i ljusanclq, Yi' lniiii Dvomlg, lxlfirlf-nc Eiluarcls. Nlarilyn llllieriiigloii lf:-in l'arlvQr Nlrlff' ,Xnn l'cingl.i-s lnii lildli X Iffllllfl l'llQ4'lTl'lclf1 ,Xl'lf'IN' l'ril ann l Dolores lZlOlr1 .X-HH l'unLe bus lialurit-l llc-tty lane Caller, litlicl Garnc-lt Nlanlyn Glaser, Eleanor Corltouski Nlarianne is it El 'fdl dlflti' fsvreatlioiise ,lt-an inruliins. Nlary l-iintlier lluilw llalwn xlaryann Illini- llirlenc- Il.iilifl1-L, Nlllyllfd llavlils, Nanly lllinlfi ljllian llnnfilli xlerlf' ll lisi L, time l lrrii i--r. .Xnnl liillllilsli Xliulfi liirii l.illifin lfirff-1 liilip l-it l 1 ns liiflv lusi' liiiilllvllllv' it...ii.,.. xi,.,.i,s,. lx..I.iI, Il.irIii.i.. lXiir.iiii.is, Nliirli-y lxass.-I .X.lrif-mit: lX.isIn+-r, llnlivrtd lx-ill, lyixwilir, lily ii lx..-I.., ln-mlrliiic lxli-1 init, nl-iry ' i lximlxlmli, lxiilli Kwllllrffillx clflfol Korlaiir-L, Yiruiriia Krall. fflmrriiiiiric Krall:-lt, .Xian Kmlly, Mary .Xnn Krfli. Dolores Krcncla, llzmn Krissnmn. llmrlmra liuniy, Nlarilyri l.alin. Darlvnc- l-attall Peitrififi l,ax'.ity. l,r-noirc l-enm li. .lc-:in Lerner, .Xnirla l,ul4es, Sylvia Flin icjf zylx, l ,orraine Nlaliisli. ,lolianric Flalin .loan lxlarelt, Cliarlnllr- xlarrr-se, ljliyllis Nlasr-lg, lean Nlazcnlm, lmelnlii Flazoucli Nlary Flc-ser, loyff- xlielallsc, Kalliln-en xlikeiitis, ljliyllis Miller, Blanrlic xliller. ljatri-ia Nllniirfiny, lVilCiil'iOi' Moore, Ethel Nlurpliy, Kalliryn xlurplwy, Yvmrii' a NfxIrlCIl, Pfilfll lii Nfixnlny Cliiirlullk l Uiiilms, livin- , llfiliuwsli, Rosemary l'-in-li-vlm, l.cnoru 4 l'-imr. llolorcs l'sorl4i, f'.iml Prulcaiiil. Rulrcrlu Qui1L, llcvcrly llciiicrlsuii, .lunc llerirlia, Noreen lliliu, Patsy llnsi-ll, .li-.in Ru: lim. llumlliy Sin-nz, Flnry ' if liiaxnrir-, Anloinelle Si lircllcr, Arlene Y Sliairmu. l.ilaivali Sirllowslzi, llairlmra Sirllowski, ,lurly Silvc-rrnam, Anita Sin' lair, lint Sfllflill, Nlilflf' 3 Srcrll, .Xrlc-nu Stajcnka, Su-an Nc-ininpcr, limily Ncrislcfil, Virginia Furlisin. ,loan Szelejewski, lllitfllilfil Tc-rrlw li-an Tc-sar, .Xurlrv llqrincr. lo .Xnn 5 X'fllf'S, lnrraine Yan Dine. Donna Yeseio. Nlarie Yojta, Catlieririe Yliynalol Palrifia XVLH hr-L. :Xurlrey Xxlallzcr gliirley Xyeaver, loanri Xyiesrivr Pmarlnara Xvilson, ,xrlene Xvitlmsslsi .loan Xxloyik. Dianne Zeln-nil, lunr' Zirrirnr-rrniiii lwiy fu' li..lsLi llf ily Row 1: Pazar, Bcall. Szelc-jewslci, Slmarma. Aclcoclc. Beran, Atpianoi Burclmn' Tuner' . lxlillor, llpilanio, Suclian, Vvilliowslci, Vcscio. Row lx Pavelelc, Vvrfaw-r, Havlicelc, Quick, Profant, Stejslcal. Sacnz, Psorlci, Nlucicjczyli. Row 2: Lattal, GrCafh0USC, Sinclair, Vylmaleli, Kacllcc, Vvallcer, ' . Onclras, Krissman, Davies. Terclu, Joclmns, Capelc, Row 2: Vojta, Klecinic, Vales, Pallcowslci, Biel, Mikaztis. lX'llCSCC, DVOIHIK, l.Jf'n0f'l l. ROII? Row Row Row lx Van Dino, lvlalaslci, Marrcsc, Zelfznilc, Honatli, Gorlcow- ski, Krapvlc, Hosek, Garnett, Kassel, Hana. 2: Kral, Brooclerson, Gabriel, Kiclus, lVlasel4, Kortanels. TCSEII, EdVVHl't,lS, KTCHCIC. 1: Sicllowslci, Glaser, Knololocli, Czerwinslci, Jarosz, Caller Katz, Komorous, Davis. Zimmerman. 2: Rosen, Gruluins, Kratlcy, Murplny, Steininger, Lavaty. Jams, Duclniclf, Solclat, Slojenlca, Nlazoucli. Row l: Kavulif-r, Hlinlm, Frola, Silvf-rman, Cvunllmr, ylielsillic, Farlwr. Row 2: Gonlvlc, Grant, Vvmkliclc, Havlilc, Funlic, Naiclcrf. Kalal, lVlinam'iny, Frifuno. Row 3: Ruclias, Bvrnriolc, Zoltowsld, Sclirctier, Vviesncr, Vvoj- cili, Fr-inglass, Rc-inflrlson, Fligvlman, Karamas. At piano: lunoslxo. Row lx Kastnvr, Nlurpliy, Lalm, Krcli, Malin, Halin, Yvilson, l3llll'I'iIlQl0Tl, Hrmifar, Brown, Rillia, .loscz 63 Row I: l r'i1-clllnuru, Kroh, rlqingc-r, hlnri-L, Di-Iauiskv. N'IilZPIl!llklliIN'l', ALlkllllS, fsfifillllilll, Nliknllek, Puris t.'Xicoinp.uilislt, Hnuhm sky, 'ltyilu-r, twl'l'lll:lk, Kr:-jru, ZI'llllt'lky. Hilgvr, ISIHIIINISO, lfvllvrs, Nlnslro In o Pu' xx hi Nl! Nl u nhl .sy 'us .i..i-. Rum 2, Top:-I, fvhnxi-1, I,-ii-li-xv, Hans, lrinwm-lx, Surah, Svzuh, Kunia Souliup. Slunxu, Vvill. TIVOXVIISIWICI Union, How, If-rm-r, Ilnlz, Rvvnn, Novak, Sulmlu, Kurrju. Ruin fx Arnulil, Nunn, Nvlu-In, fllwn, Vlijnys, l.ouIu. fjoulson, lnwlc-r, Girlz, Hvrli, Kxnxhlhw, Nlusil l,insuI'. lXnIllin'4nll N, Dvorak, llc-lmik, fvhlupvli, SINIIINHT, Jukutmirl, ililIkSUIl, Nile . Y . , , Row Suruuivr, lv-fn HL, Xxif-mm-ya-r, M-li-kristi, twain-k, film-slunx, Kmnmvrow, Rujvk, Trulur, Adi'lUlH Xxhmt, 5I.uii1i.nh,f'nI.ullv, Hlirlurrs, fiilwlli, fvhay. BOYS' CHORUS The Boys' Chorus, under the supervision of Mr. Ray Staater has hetpect make our school a very musical and happy srhoot. They participate in hoth spring and fan fes- tivals, Freshman Assernhties, Christmas Assemhlies, and many other special assemhties. The Chorus now consists of 118 rnemhcrs, who att jomect hevarrse ot their love for Hne music. tfver since 1944 when htr. Staater took over, the Boys' fxhorns tm heen ratect E or S anct is Continuing to do a ii1.ir'vc'-hirisjoh vvilh its fine voices. SCIENCE AND HOME ECONOMICS CLASSES I I 5 I 5. f SCIENCE H Mr. O'Connor BIOLOGY - IXIrs. Robaus CHEMISTRY - Mr, Balv HOME NURSING - NIE, Iiflmmls SEXVING - Miss Bonner COOKING - Nm I-gllbdfli In l'mam'ial mallcrs pvrluining lo ilu- lmml uml Ul't'lIlxSll'il ufli as purflwasing inslrumcnls. cquipmcnl. I'l'IHlIl'lIIQ mslru- monls. ll1CfXIH1llHl C cmfcrl aml IDUITVC,I1IIfl'l1dSlI1QlHlIlSdIlll meclals lor ilu' lvancl amcl cwrm'l1cslru cwory yvar as il rvsull D Ul'XX'illIllI1Q contests,arcllncwmmlirmllmxns11-spmmsiluililiosul llw fmcl anal Orclwcslm llarcnls .'X..'UlxlEill0I1. llw p1'm'0c'clS lrwm tlwe Concert aml lyanvc lmclp pay lor llwsv ncxx' inl slrumcnls ancl repairs. lxlcclmgs arf lwelcl llwc llrsl xxVCilIlPSCliiy ol cuvlm munllw Ill llmc' Flwcmlcl ljarlq l'iclcll1m1sQ, mul urv well nllvmlvcl. lxlvclinus vumprlso lcflurcs Ivy pmlcssimml umsicifms mul lalvnl ialgen lrom ll1C Plilllfl anal c3I'ClXCSlI'il. llarlivs arc givon uvcasifm'1lly lor mvmlwrs ol llmc IQXECUTIVIC BOARD Sealed: Nlrs. Pillili, lxlrs. Draclx- ncr, Mrs. Babor, Mrs. Scha- luncl. Standing: lvlr, Pitlili. Nlr. Sclma- luncl, Nlr. Klascn, Nlr. Herx. lx lr. .Al'k0l'l'l'li'iI1Il. lgilllflillNlclI'K'l1l'SlI'il anal llwir lricncls. 'llw Pmml umlurms. mul Slxll'lS xxmnm Ivy ilu' QlI'lS lll llw Orflwslm arc- wmv ul llw many gills ol llmis splcmlifl wr-'alllnfznlnm ,, . L- 1 Since the founding of the Parent Teachers Association in 1928 their olajectives have heen: TO PROMOTE the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church and community. TO RAlSE the standards of home life. TQ SECURE adequate law for the care and protection of children and youth. T0 BRING ahout closer relationship hetxveen the home and the school that parents and teachers may co- operate intelligently in the training of the child, T0 DEVELGP he-tween education and the general puhlic such united ettorts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. During the past 22 years the PTA, has served the school in various ways. The memhers have donated lyoolas to the lihrary. and have often helped in the Girls Gym Department during the physical examinations. This year the l3.T.A. has again donated money with which to huy hoolqs for the lihrary and also they gave money which witl he used for lihrary parties. The present officers of the PTA. are: President, Mrs. Walter Steinhageng Vice-President, Mrs. Charles Stepang Second Vice-Presb dent, lvlrs. Harold Kassatg Recording Secretary, Nlrs. Emil Wtrenchg Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. George Hlavaceltg and Treasurer, Mrs. Rudolph Adams. 1X1'1'l1 11'l'l 1111111' I. 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X!115111X. 11111111l11, 111111111111 F7 7 ' ' 111:11 1 11111-1 '11N191'5 RIZPORTI-1115 1D.,H,11.1V 510111111 X1,,I11,,. S11111,1r1f, St11r111ir111: Z.1111l5111, Z1-1111111r, 1,1-r1111r, K11511z1r, X1i111111ri, 011111. 1.115111 S1ur111ing: l-l'l'l1l'l', 15101111 14171111 N 11r51111, 1-1-11111-, T1111511, C1rz111l, 511111151111, f.1111n11111111, N1-11n1111111 Mdummiesy' are completed, the Hheadsn or headtines, must he made. Then the dummies are sent hack to the printer, who prints the page proofs. The page proofs come hack and the vvortx starts again. This time the page proofs must he read, checked for errors, and corrected. This is where the work ends otiticiatty, for one issue of the paper, and starts att over again for the next one. But 227 is not att work either, for heing in the Scroll Room we have our share, and then some, of parties and attairs, where we meet new faces and many important people. htost ot att in 227, we are enjoying an opportunity ot expressing ourselves as individuals, and teaming to xvortq with others, thus developing into good citizens tor the future. WATCH THOSE PENNIES The husiness journalism group handtes the husiness affairs ot the Scroll. The activity fee is cottected and deposited in the haul: through the school ottice. A portion of this fee is used to pay for the schoot paper. The advertisements which you see in the Scrott are sold hy the business journalism group to help balance the budget each semester. A T217 A 'A ffrkf ' W Row 1: Capouch, N euzil, A Klecka. Miss Crowell, Talpa. , THE SCROLL Miss Crowell THE LOG STAFF Nliss Margaret lf. MGX'-ey ancl licr alvle stall clwsv lor llie tlu-iiiv ul tliis ye,-zirlmrilg llie l3Otla Anniversary ul Aclmiral Davicl fi. larraputs lmirtli. llivtures. write-ups. anal Caricatures will Carry tliis iclea tliruuglmut tlic lmoult. Nlany prolnlems conlront us anrl most nl' tliem neecl tlie personal atten- tinn ul every memlyer Ol tl1e stall, This Calls lor liarmony in Cooperation ancl tlle xxillingness to worli Clay alter clay Completing wnrlq wliufti is su vital in prmiclucing a yearlmolq. Fliss Nlcxvey anal laer stall arc lxept lnusy lrom tlue beginning ol' tlne selionl term in Septemlner until tlie last wee-la of sclmol. Annuals from otlier scliools are stucliecl, pictures talten, anal write-ups ancl leatures planned. Tlucn con- lerenfes are lielcl with tlnie pliotograplier, engraver, antl printer to clericle nn limx' murli nl tliis acquirecl material will be usefl. Various rfimmittees are lormecl sucli as: literary, plmtugraplly, atlvertising ancl tlie lvusiness anrl sales group. l'.aCl1 Committee lias a joln to cln ancl wlien it is miiiipletc-cl ilit- entire stall assemlvles all llie material for our Log. Nye xx isli lcit'XIJl't'Ssf1llI' pratitucle lu lxliss lxlarggaret lxlvvey wlln, Clltlttltlgjll slick liatl rin expr-riviiw iii pmiliiriiip a yt-arlimilt, clicl a splenclitl jolu witlm tlicv .issistaiiw ul nlrs. lxlaiiv It. lxlumlra. Xve are also grateful lor tlicv lic-lplul assistaiiu- ul tlit- pliritupi'aipliei', Raul Stutliu, Nunn Koenig ol Campus St'I'Xlft', tu tlif- iiiaiiy It-.iilit-is xxliti liaw- willingly exviisvcl inenilx-rs all tlie -i..II liiiiii tlif-ii' ilasst-s In ine:-t ttf-,alliiif-s, ancl In tlie line Lug salesinen in 1-.ifli ilixisifiii iwiiiiii lui' lwiiip sri afriiralt- iii tlivir i'tw'4ii'cls illltl su laitlilill Ill tlivii xxtvllt. .Xllt-r tlic- clistriliuliriii til tlii- limilts tlic- stall pays tlit- last mil ilu- lmills, siulis, .incl tlivii alter a lxwi iiiriiilli x'.i1.itifiii, rr-liiiiis if-li'c'slit'tl ainrl llflllllllllltl irXl'I'XXIlll IIVXX' IIlt'1l5 ltll lll1'lHlIIIllL' Xt'4tl. liI'l'l QRARY Bl 'SFNFA-55 Sviilvfl: Nlanaras, lxlillllflll, Kar-pair, Krirtziiii-lit. liiiikaiii, xlaiiaras, Iiff1', l.1'rm'r. fluff-. Stumlirigp: low, Slylilfi, firuliins, 'lux-rrli, cllINllIltl, Nnviilc, l.4-nur lfDI'l'URl:Xl- STAFIT I'I ltJ'l'fJt1RAI'lllfR'S ASSIS'l'AN'l'S ,rt-rill. Stylilo, fusliiiu, Clrulains, lose, Kaspzir. l.llllliUlil, lirn 1-, lxlilltlllfl, 381 X. ,Q ,. vu- S1 J gd -3 ..-an I -pi Ye? TI-IE STUDENT COUNCIL The SchooI CounciI as a representative group of students and teachers Otters the opportunity for Far- ragut students to express their views and Carry out their ideas on schooI poIicies and activities. To promote the idea of Iceeping text I3ooIcs in good condition as weII as to raise money for the Coun- ciI's treasury, pIastic coated hooIc covers in the schooI coIors of hIue and goId were soId to the students this past year. A speciaI committee of counciI memhers and the Iihrarian, Miss Winger, met with Mr. Herx and pre- sented a pIan for improving the Iihrary. This required much thinking and pIanning and the counciI hopes it wiII worIq out satisfactoriIy so that Farragut can have a qiiieter and more pIeasant, weII-equipped Iihrary as a resu t. There are severaI committees within the counciI composed of memhers who enjoy their worI4. These committees are: Civic Service which IooIcs into and tries to improve schooI proI3Iemsg Investigation Com- EXECUTIVE BOARD Row I : IVI i I I e r. Chapman, ZendIocIc, Honath, ZaI1ueIIca, Marek, Cushna. Row 2: SeI3cIa, GiIes, NoItz. Lev. Hchrisimas Project COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Row I: SiIvcrman, V e s e I y. Short, Videgar, ZaIoeII4a. Row 2: Cushna, Rehak, PeI4Io, Noftz, Turdik, Leski, Honath. OFFICERS OF COUNCIL Row I: Cushna, ZencIIocIc, IVIiI- Ier, SeI:neIa. Row 2: Lev, ZaIoeII4a. f j mittee which, as its name suggests, investigates and re- ports on various prohIems presented hy the studentsg Ways and Means, whose joh it is to pIan and carry out ways to raise money for the counciI, SociaI Com- mittee, which pIans sociaI events within the counciIg By-Laws Committee, which is in charge of Writing and presenting to the counciI heIpfuI new hy-Iaws to add to the counciIIs constitutiong EIection Committee, which has the hig joh of I'1andIing and pIanning the eIections for counciI representatives heId every semes- terg Information Committee, which organizes and dis- trihutes huIIetins of counciI activities and accompIish- ments and puI3Iicizes counciI affairs, the Service Com- mittee, which is active mainIy during the faII semes- ter, sponsors the annuaI Christmas project for hospitaI- ized chiIcIren. The SchooI CounciI has come a Iong Way in its two and one-hahf years of actuaI functioning and the memhers are active, aIert and wiIIing to WorIc. With this Icind of memhers you can he sure the SchooI CounciI wiII Iong he one of the outstanding groups in Farragut. ' :lui I .ll l V is llil' SUIHUI' Cillbllikxl, l'UII1I3USi'1l Ul illlil lv-ips illlll Qlllx IN Kill liiiiwrziiy orueiiiiyiiliwii. lliipils ami vlcwlvil iii ilu- fnluiiivi luy iliiw liiviilly aiiifl ilic-ir mvii flfissmailvs uiicl im' svlc-vlcil lwuiiisi- llivy iirv nli'iwiiil.ililix xxilliiig xxiwrlwrs :mil li-was llw lmppy laiviilly ul living ailwlv lu gall iiluii! Wllli llV 5- w - - - ' Liiclci' the siipcrxisiiiii ul Miss fwiivxiwi C-mi, spuiisiii ffl llic' :I'f'l'IV lllf' fxfiliiiici viilcrlaiiis llio lrcslimoii lliimigli lliu IIB lfiiglisli rlnssvs, iiviiiiaiiiiliiig llicm xxilli ilu- Siwial Rwuiii mul giving ilwm pi'm'lic'iil giiiiliimv iii siwiail siliifilifms, Bosiclcs lacing iii vlmrgc ol' ilu- Scwiail llmwiii. fxiilwiiii-l iiiviiilui-is flfi' Hllixli Fiilllffl UIJHII lil IJCI'lUI'lI1 Sl7Cl'llll Sl'I'Yli'C'S lUI' llN' Sl'l1UUl. lliiilvi' llw spwiisiwsliip nl lxliss Mary Nlcwlmii, llw Cxloziii llp uiiiipeiigii . 4 j . im-pic'sc'iil.ilixvs .iris xx'iii'lQi1i-i lcwxxxiiil ai iili-mm l ilI4I'il lll lXUlJI'C'4ClllilllX'lN zirv 1-lwlcwl lr:-in Milli rlivisioii. 'lulwii' juli is lu iiispi-nfl lm'lwi's lim suv lliul llivy am: ilc-.iii illlfl iii fii'flc'r. rlqlwy also givv iimiiy siiggcslioiis lo l'1z,ii'i'zigiil sliimlciils lui lwi-piiig llii- svliciul vlcwiii .mil lwiillliy. lil nclililicuii, llwsv i'c'pi'c'sL'iili1livcs ii-iiiiiirl l'q.ii'iaiQi1l siiiilc-iils llml llwy sliuulcl gixv limi- SIIINC vein' lo llwir svlmol .iiiil si liiiiil giiiiiiirls llml llivy ilu lu llwll' lmim-s. NI ,NI1 JR l XI5l'Nl Fl' Run' l: fiulnivl, lfussini, Nif- lnli-4, 511-prim, ll.isui.m Rini' lxlilln-r, llxumls, lxlzisu, xiii.-L, s,,.-i..L. Ron' l: Nliss lim-1, Zulu-llm, lXl'l5lHl. lgllftllillll, I,lll'I'll'. l,n-sin, lw-l'i'iili. l'Xrm'icilx, lxlii si-li, Nuvixlx. lnlmrij. Roni' l: Nlull, llbrmlnirlxi, Llllill. IJYUIHNIK. ZI'lH!l , .lr-cl liilm. xXli1'SIllK'fl'I', Ron, ri: lJn'wiii.i, Svlir-ln, Krin, Solwlx, Vlusuli. llurris, Ilrulmy. l7.u'ri-ll. Tliuiiins. CLEAN VP RIfl'RIQSlfNTA'I'lVES Row lr Slfllllblllllxfg, Nccllin. Ki-I.-ilu., Kocliclc-li. Rim' 1: Dvaiii, Hiiriivs. Prim-, ' lglvs, xlillmurii. Kulmcllm. Some Citizens serve their Country in war as clirl Aclmiral liarragut. Other eitizens serve their school ancl Country in peace as clo the memhers ol the Stuclent Cuiclance Committee at ljarragut High School. The most important service the Committee memhers perlorm is to the incoming Freshmen. They help in the Counseling ot the 8155 in the atljoining elementary schools hy telling them ahout the courses ot stuclies ancl the extra curricular activities at high school: they Concluct the 8A gracluates arouncl lfarragut on Registra- tion Day: antl alter the eighth oracle Qracluates have lnecome ll5s, the Stuclent Guiclance memlbers present two Orientation Assemlalies to help them unclerstancl high school lile. The Stuclent Guiclance memlpers rememher to serve other stuclents at Farragut also lay helping with College Day and lay lnringing haclt lormer gracluates who have gone to college to the l'lomecoming Tea in ,lune. They also help all Farragut stuclents hy promoting participation in the annual Career Conference helcl at the lllinois lnstitute ol Technology. Since 1937 the Stuclent Guiclance Committee has clistinguishecl itself lay outstancling ancl constructive service on the home lront at Farragut High School. STUDENT GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Row la Rolains, Alnramson, Garnett, Tc-sar, Cushna, Kra- witz, Turk. Row 2: Lazniclca, lVliss Clarlc, Dean. Novalc, Cermalc Pat- ton, Kortanelc. Ovarclits. Row 3: Dunn, Cermalc, Broocl- erson, Sar, Yesiniclci, No- votny, Fligelman, Oluloulc, Constans. Vvlachelc, Hullca, Dcutchman, Cherne. Zahellca. Row 4: Linclholm, Bulmash, Slierpan, Loulcota, Levin. Row 5: Vvuensch, Benjoya. Greenberg, Allen, Brejclia, Brown, Pelilian. Silverman, Shamlolin. Vistayn, Lattal. Benisc-li, Stuclniclca. College Day Registration 73 l,IiSlQ NNN IH.I.I'I,Rr I X 1 Rm' I NI p lilac tilnr Fpvlhp, XIML-ix Ju. fnrllx. Him: iii ii X1 Iiii Rm J Nfiii- fi-fiil.nL. Piilrlx. Bri-pliixiiill Xiu: ff' Sfliliilr 'JL Xl.iLm l il ffm I rin irx 1 Q-- Here al lfirragiii no rims- ai xxcii equippeci iiiireiry wiiirii mil only scrvcis time Sluniciiis as ai piavc- of rmreailiiiiial reairiirig, imiii film as si LI rcfcreiivc r mwff m. The iiiurary is for Irie use uf llwc- xxiwic- sriwfii. Nurloiii iwiricrs are miie wi time reasfiris limi mir iilrrziry riiiis so xwii. Hwy' gnc up ai iree sliicix' iii fircicr lo give their Servifcfs li, the I iilireiry. I'iEiVI'1 helper has .ii scfiif-ii wi' iimiiilgs lo lake Parc oi, ami eicicii Iiiiiizii iiiilics XXI1iIil'liil'CiiSSigl'iQfllJf'lhClIIJl'EifliiIl. lin-ryiiiiif gil I'sItl'l'f1QlIl is siirc limi mir new Librarian, Bliss Vfiiiucr xx iii .iflri iii lim iiiiivcis wi lilo iiiirary. K K' FIRE MARSI-IALLS The tire marshails consist ot t2 ,hinior anct Senior hoys, heactect hy the Big Chief Fire txtar- shatt. .terry .luraseiq ot' 517, and his tittte Chief Assistant. Nvatty Bock ot the same clivision. Their main ctuty occurs cturing hre dritts, at which time with three hoys to a ftoor, they open the main ctoors anct check to see that att stuctents anti teachers are out ot the huitcting. Heiping out in this ioh are: Watty' Bock ot HT, Viorian Kaspersiqi ot 32t, Leonard txtareiq ot iii ,terry .turaseit of ati Frantz Losos ot 420, l.e Roy Benciet ot 325. .terry Tausiq of 426. Thomas Kuratiqo of 7317. Henry txiteicush of 317. Chris Dra- petta ot 317. Richarrt T'-arreit ot -127. anct Richard Erce ot 215. 120117 lf BOVIC. Row 2: Kasperslci. Wiarek. Juraseic, Losos, Bcnctel. RON' 33 Kroh, TGUSIK, KUTHIICO, IVHPIKUSII, DFBIJCIIG, Parrott, Ercc. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew is a group of setectect young men whose service to Farragut makes it possiioie tor our Assemhty programs to he presentect ettect- ivety. They give their time, ettnort. anct strength to having the stage set tor performers anct the halt comtortahte for audiences. After hve semesters of work with the Stage Crew a stage hand is etigihie for an emhtem F- after earning a stage crew emhtem a stage hand may appty any adciitionat service points towarrt a Civic Letter. tvliss Culver, Erce, Jeclticka, Vosiclcy, Sohctc. Chorley, Kohlegk. THE FUTURE AHEAD Miss Atice J. htitchett, Farraguts placement counsetor, is a very husy persong in actdition to her ctass work, she confers with att the students teaving the schoot, whether they are graduating or dropping out. Miss htitchett anct the stuctents ctiscuss plans tor the future taking into consideration the stu- ctents' ahitity and sicitt. To get a working permit students must come to her, whether it is tor tutt or part time. She also writes tetters ot recommen- ctation to employers. OFFICE HITLPTZRS Row iz Crisci, Capouch, Cermak, Bean. Rom 2: Vates, Novotny, Havliceic, Ruziclca, Barcel, txtiss Blitfhelt. Row 3: Benedikt. Tohorg, Profant. Bohaceti. Th ctailv routine at tarragut High Setwut, Tliev operate iiiaivliilies tlmt stimx movies iii ttie assembly tialt for special groups ur llie entire setiiml. 'Hiev MOVIE at X V- ii- -i ii f i - - 50 Uptfiitix IDONIC ITIHC H105 OT l C dbh IOUIN. IIIC IIIINS ilI'0 PIHICF UHICIUTI speeiattv luv the tearlwer, or from our lfariuggiit, film litmriirv or tlie tymzirtt ut iiCItICElttOl't mm titbrsry. A movie letter is avvaretect after ttiree semesters ul' servire. .Xtmul ttiirl ' 5 lmvs are engaged iii the visual ectueatioii program, tfffic'ieiic'v is the stamctiirct that l arrag1ul strives for iii its Halt Cuarct system. Une of the essentials fit zi time selwoot is an emeieiit aiirt alert Halt Cuairrt system. Nirtw a system promotes promptiiess aiict airts iii llie pmtceliiiii of putulie amt private property. tt assures quiet wtiielw give the setimil tlie proper liusiiiess-like almwsptiere zmrt eiizitules leaetiers to eoiictuet eltisses xvilliriul iiiiiieresszirv ctisliirlnziliee. MUVIIItJI'I1RA'l't7ltS , . . 'XUH' ll Q VXVIFIAI, tlIlfSlIlkf' Alf. K UllIlUI', flithllllilll, IA-viii. 'QOH' 22 t'flll1'll. NxVf'l'IH'l', ,Jill IKUIH, I7lDl'lll4lll. I.f'Yill, cTIlilYlf'y, HALL GUARDS Row I: Scios, Kane. Kuskinii, Kmeii, Xvliittield, XViHiaxiii5. Row Riley. Ntikos, Potl- viim-L. Hciugti, Roltner. QUH' 32 NOWILQ, TXVOIIIPL. NIf'1'ff', Hell, Sfllwilftl, IIIIS flI4QitIll7rttIllIi IS IIUIIIQ it IIIN' IOIU. to IBCCOINC il hilu QIIHITI. il Slllfllxllt . . . ' . . 1 must lizive ii sturlv perimt fiiicl ii spirit fit vviniiigiiess to serve the seliool. txeep- mg tiiv pmt xterm :mtl rtievkiiigj ezieti pfissiiigj stucteiil for si piiss, us well sis pusses lu fm In ffiftteis tire Qtllllt' of tiis ctuties C IT1fJYtC OQCTIXUJFS IJCYYUFIII itll tlttllllftitlll illltl Ytllttillllt' St'I'Nll't' III llll' lxlr. Bloom, the Print Shop instructor, is a man who has many other talents. He is not only an excellent printing instructor hut he also teaches accounting. P T At Farragut, a stuclent usually talqes Print Shop l in his BB semester, where he learns the tunclamentals of type composition. If he lilqes printing, he may continue with Print Shop ll, where he learns to compose clisplay type, ancl to run the presses. If alter that, the stuclent is still interested in the suhject ancl woulcl lilqe to learn more, he may talte aclvancecl printing. Here the stuclents actually clo procluction worlc, such as the Festival Programs, Class Day Programs, hall passes, anal almost all school forms except the Scroll and Lag. Dvorak. Hans, Craggs, Drapalilc, Brownlow, Novotny, Slcalali, Hausfelcl, Ziclca, Nlilcolajczak, Tuhacclc. Shramelc, Zicha. Loulcota, Boschan, Kasprzalc, Buric, Kaczmar. Davis. Kaczmar, Boschan, Davis. Kasprzalc, Buric l. . F Run' l l.illIl1-rilv, I nfliivlvl, Xrullf, vlnrxlmlij, Rim' 2 Katia-r, 5rln-lli-:ilu-rig, Nmalt, ,Lwgjl-r, lxlillvr, Palurrriy, Nolllz, Dvorulc, l,uzi1ic'liu, l.mirivllt1'. Rim' li kulllvijlx, Snlwlx. Xxlilmul. Rm., I. Nmnlm. Shimmy Dmmwln Rum lx l.l':l04'l. Dvorak, Pnlcorny, Milla-r. IQUIU Will, llllllllfk, S4'Ili'lil, N!l'l','1'II llonur slwiph Iefilll 3. Ilnlrflk, mlNnl, ll I H ilHlll4lIl . 1 - - M.-i J-lik ,il ,V f. Rom 1: Spvvnlf, Simon, VV1-isnxvyer. A iiaiiiim-v lor Ilie Nalifmal llmmi' Sfwimrly must pass certain i'eq11ii'r:- iiwiitx. Ql lie fillillIlif'illIfJIiS ul raiirlirlatvs lor iIICTIIilJ1'i'SliiIJ ggivr-ii in Iliff wmsli- lllllfill ul tlifv Naliuiml llriiirfr Snrivly aiirl agrrw-rl iipfiii lay ilu- Sf3lf51'lifJll N - 1 C fJIliilllll1'4'Ell l4ilI'IAil'5lll 'irc' tlir- lrillriwilig' F , 1 , . l. liilfili stiiclent must liave a ill nr liigliei' avvraigc-. lfafli stliflcimt miixt liaw: a liigli pf'rr'f-imlatje mln almvi' avr-rage trails. J. lfavli sliicleiit must liawe lac-en arlive in al least rim- riiitsiaiirliiigg acilixiiy. -l. lfacli sturlent must liave a statement of activities, wlmield must lie I-I R Vermeil lay tlie Qpaiiswr ffl tlme activity. 3. lfawli sliicleiil must liawf wrilteii, upftovclzile c'ommeiils from a great many tearliers, wiwfh are alataiiierl lay tlwe National llfmrior Sririely Cliairmaii. 6, L i i tarcliiiessei. 'acl stun ent must liave a miriimum of neressary aluseiices aiicl nlslwe Farragut Clwapter al tl'1e National Hoiwr Soriety was grarilecl a C, lmrter iii ,lime IO li. Vlwlie iwmmittee xxliirli ramsisls ul lxlisses ljlereiwe Clarli. Alive lXlitr'l'1r-ll. Genevra Geer. Bernadette Hoplcins, Rose Cox, Mary Nlorgan and Mrs. Emily Xlill' malt a vlwirt ul Ntllflllib tml tli ir lwife ix lnxccl II mi lwiwli wld lxr . N. X 5 X 'f G C , 5 if? p' Q Friz- Qliili, fiiiktaiifliiig scfi'x'im-, line 1-liaiavter, arirl exfellermt leaflerslwip. gvlwlaiiliip - ,lat lic fiiigiluit- Z1 Slllfllxilt must lie in tlie upper tlmircl r1ll1iS tl-iv. geiwive - Xxvilliiieriess te serve anrl coripcwatiriri, aiicl clepemlalnility, are 1-Ili,-r i lilvl lsf1l'l1ii4. fxliiiiai tm-i' - xtiiwlviil ii alla jiiclgwl liy lik fl'1arar'tc'r-ii'ait ratiiigi xxliirlw ,iii tal,-'ii iiitfi iivtieifllxlltlilrll liy llifi Qiwiiwri Ml tlirf llwiifir gfr1iit'lf', Sliiclwit th ,l..i it- .wil lll gllt1ll'Iil Cnfiltiil il. iliiiim- iiixiaai wwiix iii liiigli N'll 'lv1Xlllflf'lll lim VxUI'lxf'fl liaifl wiffiigli i,,u.,l ilaix. ii'iiiigi'4'liiliilN lif lf IXf'x llif' 'Jirwil llfiliffi' ffl' iIif'iIilJf'INliiIp N 'lv Xil,'1wtlll'i+Igi'i1lX. I-IONCDR SOCIETIES Ro IU I Row 2 i w 8 ! ROII' iii 'QOH' ,QOHT 31 RfJ3N' ROI!! 31 Row 4: Row li Rfllll 2 IQOKU 3 Rom l 1201147 2 IQUU7 ,QOU7 I FRFSHNIEN Piamic, ixiartciiini, Turcii, Sriwrcxr. Yorii, Dania. Paciriu, Terrii. Souicup, Niaciciing. KCC, Niii-cos, Horna. Hoffman, Supai, Pospisii, Cir-iuanoii, Qiuiuclc. Poiiorny. Novaciic, Niisiwvsicy. Stupifa, Cvoiciiuerg, Pollack. Komorous, Ondras, Farber, Xviiorton, Hall, Hafz, Franco, Soioofa, Townsfrnri, Miriansicy. Hospafiar. Niarvic. SOPHONIORES Panices, Flair, Grant, Doiansicy, Niurpiuy, Taiaimr, Ruzifka. Broocierson. Ovarciils, Rurhas. Barcfri. Niariwic, Bonisfzic, Slucinicica, Cixapman, Turk. Ronn, Aiien, Riiiicinci, Cusima. Vaioi, Kupka, CililfN'ilf, Hvrrific, Rovon, Kirwan, Bmmociiid. Liriciiioim, Lev, Friedman, Do Niars. Tax- man, Biaiious, Srimaiund, Pocizirm-ii, Hruioy, Ciuioupc-ic, Ainramson, Piotiiin. JUNIORS Poicorny, Kriz, Hrnciar, King, Dvorak, liCiNVdl'CiS. Raleiice, Kotak, Schmidt, Henneman, Laznicica, Sanncmann, Janosko, Jose, Miss Cox. VVic-igus, Jakopin, Xvesiey, Hoffman. Kuta. Buric, Goldsmith, Prizant, Pro' fi'l7lSiKa. SENIORS iiasman, Rott, Jaeger, Toiaorg, Fiasa. Novak, Krejciic, Jcrawsici, Komorous. Rubafk. Nicmicc, Jarosz, Kivias. Froia. Novotny Slcpina, Gcnciwii, i'ifiYiiFPk, Zaiuffiicai Lzxuricnifx Nvison. Hiiniia, Kavaiir, Si1imam'i4, Niaiasiii Knoiiiocic, Buigcrvit, Kraimuiici, Cilaiius Vcsciy, Paveiecii, Niez, Fiiiier, Krawitz Xvali, Louia. Zonor. Drnov, Brczina, Buiias. Zerin Lrnmiqowsici. Koiwut, Soincii, Jeriiirica Z:-icmfr, Zaiutsiiy, Simon, Harris, Xvirfq meycr, Koiiiogic, Siociiii. CIVIC ACIIIIQVIINIIZNT R I XIIIIIQ, XV.uI1r'IQ4 INIiIIz-r, ZziI1m'IIm, IIuIIca. le P XII , cf J' vr, Im-nIu-rg, I-imIImIm, Lf-v, SIucIniCI4a, Bcnisck. V mluyn, 51I1c-II1-r1Iwr1. EIainc Kms mr, IQLINYHTCI KUIIIQ-QIQ L I QI III.I. ANU SCROLL :XXVARD ATTENDANCE HONORS Sam Harris, VaIccIicIoriim I,I:HIlI IXIISIMIF, .XIIFIII It SH SU my or Seniors Bcity Toborg, SaIuIaIorian ETICS L I-I AT Al S .siii , ,g::::! -infill' i5:::!' - 2-Il: . 'ee- s 1 QA I Exo G., SINIUR B:XSKtfI'BALl, 'QOH' l: ciil'YUllf.ll, Kultur, Dyoralc, Horwitz. fllson, Row 2: .lar lison. hllelcush. lmiliiy. Xvoll. Kravatlco. fiuliin. .ll 'Nlt DR l5uXSlxI fI'tS.'Xl .I, lqllllt I' I.lIllllAlll, c4llIll'H. AIVIHII lxl'I, l lin: li, I.:-x y. lelbll' lll kwfltll Il U il ll ll. XY:-iii-ali-iii, loyyiisviiil. l. 1- l l, lloi .i, llnlines. Droliiiy. BASKETBALL AT FARRAGUT I95O-5I S2 ati? EXW IJ! r-W I flax - it . nlhe comlainecl recortl ot liioth ol our lpasltetlyall teams was aliove the live huntlretl marlc. This has lneen the case cluring the past tour years. 'lwhe interesting thing ahout this yearys recorct, however, is that earth team has won twelye games ancl lost ten. l teel that hoth Junior ancl Senior teams shoulcl he given creclit tor the games played in the lllinois Tech tournament, as the team was made up ot hoth Junior and Senior players. This eomhinerl team clid well in the tournament, winning hy a margin from Morgan Parlq, ancl losing hy only tour points to a strong Marshall team. ln the league games most ot the games were close, anct with an extra haslcet here ancl there, hoth our teams coulcl easily have tinishecl in the play-otts. It has heen a pleasure to worlt with tooth the Junior ancl Senior groups, as each has practicecl hard, and gone into each game with a winning spirit. To get an iclea ot just how well matchecl the teams are in the Central Section, talxe a loolt at our .lunior game with Tilcten. Tilclen, the Central Section champions, won hy two points from Farragut. ancl with ahout two minutes left in the game with l-inrlhlom, the teams were tiecl at titty all. ln the Senior game with Linctlnlom, the score was tittyftwo titty tor Farragut with just a little time to eo, anal at this point. it Farragut coulcl have scored just one more liaslget. as we also hacl possession ot the hall, the game would have heen ours. .Xt .tune :rarluation the Senior Team will he the heavier loser. Four ol their regular players will gracluate, hut there will he lett a numlaer ot goorl Qrllaijirrir-Q who will matte goocl players next year, as they have hart valualile experic-ni e. czfrlfltliltlflti will talte three ol the regular .lunior players, ancl one ol ilw r'4-niaiinng .luinors may lie so tall hy next year that he will have to play Senior liall. Xve are luclsy in having a group ot sulistitutes who are yxorltiiig harrl iirirl we haw- Qoorl material ainoiig tliein lor iii-xt year. At this point I want to pay trihute to Chades Dvorak and Rohert Kafka as Senior Captains. They have pIayed weII and done an exCeptionaIIy good joh as 1eaders. Myron Cohen and JuIius IVIenacIter, Junior Captains, have pIayed with a winning spirit aII the way, and as the season has progressed their Ieadership ahiIity has deveIoped. Next year we hope to Find just as good Ieadership, and not onIy get oft to a good start, hut continue winning throughout the whoIe sCheduIe. 4 F. H. F. H. F H F H F. H. F.H F H F H F.H F H F.H F.H F H F H F.H F H. F. H. F H. Ia H F.H ILLINOIS 'TECH TOURNAMENT F. H. S. F. H. S. SENIORS S. 21 IVIanIey S. 58 Steimetz S. 60 Sehurz S. 31 Amundsen S. 41 IVIanIey S. 20 FoothaII Team S. 44 SuIIiVan S. 39 Foreman S. 24 Austin S. 38 Harper S. 54 FhiIIips S. 40 Dunhar S. 53 LindhIom S. 56 AIumni Sq 52 TiIden S. 47 Harrison S. 59 EngIewood S. Gage Park S. 51 DuSebIe S. 40 Kelly IQCCOIJ - VV ins, IO Iosses Morgan Fark Z 91 WTWTTTTTITITFUFTTTWFUTFTTT I5-' CU 11113331111313113113 H mmmmmmmwmffvmmmrfnmmmifnmtn 32 48 JUNIORS 31 IVIanIey 38 Steimetz 59 Schurz 45 Amundsen 40 IVIanIey I9 FootI3aII Team 41 SuIIiVan 45 Foreman 40 Austin 53 Harper 32 FhiIIips 43 Dunbar 34 I.,indIu1om 48 AIumni 51 TiIden 45 Harrison 57 EngIewood 54 Gage Pad: 51 DuSaIJIe 60 KeIIy Record - 11 wins, 9 Iosses 44.41. ' ,qw ,x, , - f D ' ' Iff Ji J'I'IIAI .I. 'IICAINI IXUII' ll UUIIUIII, IX1lhlNf5IxI,t IIIIIU, IXIIHUI, t llfllJ1'T, clUIlI5Il'lII, Ix1'I'IU'. 1 I ' I , H . , Ivan- JN fnI1.u, IInnwn, f.nnmI1-rn, FIHIIIN-, bIlIIlIf'XIA, IXU111-n, IJl'lIt'llIJl'l'Lf, IIrnIu-, ArrIr-n, I,uu1Ia'n. . V - w M ,, , ' IQHIIV IJl'llhll5, .'xIIl'Il IIIINIAINRI. IXIMIIIIYIIN, Ilflflllilll, IIIHHIIII, IIINIVIQ, f Ukf'1', cllIl'5. III, IXIIHIIIT, l,,lll'4'llI1'IlI. Run' 'I: IiauuI.nmn, IIlltIj,,fl'S, KralI, KIlIuImxwIxI, IxIr-mr-, II:-nn, IS,-II, Vim:-Ii, I1msrImn, VXIUQII1-r, IX'Il14-II1-r. FOOTBALL U H SEASON Nl I arragul hldric-c,I m1LsIrongImy I,aIQ1ngg lIWQIIz1rpc'r gfunrr I I-IJ Iml.wm1Im1f-fl ISFUITIIIICUDPOSIIIIJIIII'1II'lC sL1rpriSil1gIysIm11g CiCIIII'i1I SCFIIHII, Iusl. ils I'CfIIli1IIlIII1l ICAQLIQ uames. In II1e opinion of the oppusition CoaCIwC5 in the CGnlraI Scclifan, I:f1ffi1L1lII'S ImwtI3aII team sI'1ouIcI make ai different sI1owing next Seascm Imcfcausc LI1r,r lfrmn Ines a Iieavier Iine anc,I IJaCI: FieIcI combination than any other team in IIWQ Conference. Io tI1iS a new CoaCI1, IXIF. SaIvatorc I,,overc,Ie, pIl1s new Iwrmatiwns and we may export a rc-jm'CnatecI Ijarragut footIUaII team for '5I. In the TiIcIen game the rXcImiraIs were traiIing I2-O aII1aII time and were IIILQIIIIIIQ to mc-rcwrne it. The :XcImiraIsI attach were stopped Iay the strung T4-I-h IIIIC xxIw HnaIIy xwrl 5940. Ir MII Ine a cIiIIGrenI slury next season, so xxdtrh mul, CcnImI gCCI1rn'1I VD - G fig iiw, S f-1 'EST 'e.wf'1'5 , 5 N if V--We W ' 1 XM ' ACTION ON TI-IE GRIDIRON Run' i Niilix, Nunn, Hur Clfl, llllll hd'-L I Rim' l i...I..i. II.uin.uu lfniilml. lumix Run' 1 :XII Niuirmm, fum i.ul luhlml, fX.il1i'luIir'li3, ' Kula:-n, lXIis-I i i Y AL- f f-if Q9 i - I:ilfFi1Qlll'S firms Cmmlry Tvnrn Ilvfll, Hurrisriri, was SGCUIICI iii an mccl with N, iggimlius mari 5.211112 ami tsfffflilll in a inc-cl wiili Huiilmr ami Ijnricc-r in lfircc- prfilimirianry mecxls. yin City Criss Country niccrl. I:?lVJ'QlltyS I 50 TEAM rm .1 fun plafq-cl Nh nut of lf! sriimils, Competing river fl lwfi mile ciiiursc. Ririw Caricar rcrcivccl a me-cial for lacing unc of the Hrii txvciily runners as he fame in Nth from 21 fivicl of 137 rumicrs. This years ggrafiuates arc: Rirlu Cmimr, Kon Dfiuinci ami ,Xl Cfiiwcn. Remaining wiliw firmriw Naimfm UFC, Piilll l,C'IStIlGf. IDUI1 Tgllfflii, Igfill IIENITHHII, ki' PSCHiK'Iiii, Rirli Fxxzim, Dale NMOS, Dom Klicri Dnvc Pruimskzi, .loc K.il7c'imIwrQ fiiirl CUILIIJ. 1 The l950 hasehall squacl was one of the Finest ever to represent Farragut High School. They worlcecl hard getting in conclition cluring the month of March and gave a good account of themselves on the playing lielcl. .lust a little more pitching Finesse would have maple them Hrst or seconcl in the Central Section, ancl the Section Cham- pion playecl for the city championship. We heat Gage Parlq to lcnocla them out of seconcl place in the league and lost to Tilclen hy one run on their liielcl. We have several goocl players haclq from last year ancl will he as strong as any team in our league at seconcl hase ancl thircl. ln High School hasehall, however ahout seventy-lfive per cent of the possihilities for winning depencl upon the pitching you get. That is still pretty much of an unltnown factor. We wonyt lqnow ahout our pitching until alter we have played a game or two. Sedivy. BASEBALL 1 Vega Row 1: Kafka. Methling Qlsen, Benclel, Coulson. Row 2: Pazerelcas, lvlilcos Pollcowslci, Buclzilc, Allen f X . fi- -5 ' . 1. V3 . . 1 1.1 -TZ 'I Y fx --'ft 2 a ll .'.l- li Q 4 .'l' . GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IRIQSIIN 1'RUI'I'II v Run' I' IXuIn.m, IIII uIx f III In , 10 I 1,I'..l..m.L I3uI IIr K vll I, r.l, ILYII , , IXIIII' I IVIIXIII-I, X I f ll 1 NX I IIb.nm-N, N In, FIA nw IvnIm, 5I.ul1-IX, X IX I 1 Ix b ull' IH. I 1-I I1 IIIK' sl '41 .1, N,l.I..l, IQ.-.II , tml.-I Run' III:-lrIl.I, Ix sn' 44' III.-N , IIIUUH, NI IIXI X lrll. la -'IIS IVRIQSI IMIQN UROIII' I Rum I: KuImn, M1f2llillII', .In IIHIK. IIIITIIIUII, Yl.f'ilIIllllUlHI IJIYRIIIV. Row 2: IVIusi1'z1, I,ospisII, I'o Iwrny, CJIIIIHIS, IVIurIc-IIini. Ku IJ0IIin, BurIcoozis. IQUIU 31 il II 0l'Il, FTIFSI' NRIZIIITIJIII, IDPEITSUII, Milllkf' SfI1mi0rII, NccIvccI. IQUIU II XXIEIIIKUF, FI-PNTII, Nu fIr'ril. AcIIf-r, DTIIII, DV!Ifilk KIIIUI, BPTEIHITIC. SCJPIIONIORES GROUP Il Row I: RoI'Jins, CusImn, Nr-s lnc:mIi, TnIaI1f-r, ZuIufI, PIO! Iain, AI'xramson. Row 2: BasIy, Ccrvr-nIm, Rf- ImIi, FAIJII-Q, BaricI1. Turk K0Iznr, S:mdIr-r. IZUIII 32 DfilfIiIlC'f. KU! Im, I,m-Invr, Vx CII, 5xuImrIII CImrxnI, Yr-5inicIx. Run' I: I'uI4, Kurm, 5uuI1r.uI.1 Gl1I7Ir-r, Nr-ullmrl, I.:-xxix .XIvx4n. vi-lnyn. JUNIORS GROUP ll Row 1: Biel, Hanc, Mikailis. Kassel, Zarcmha, Rehor, Row 2: Manaras. Sroczynski Drapalik, Kingos, Zcncllock Cavanaugh, Kurz. Row 3: Frieclmz-1n.Ziino. Beran Vviesner. Dusza. Cohn. Wil- kowski, Triner, Kotek. Row 4: Richardson, profanl. Vancura, Miller, Hosek, Vis tayn, Laznicka, Kuhilc. SENIORS Row 1: Marresc, Dvorak, Ros enherg, Maciejczyk. Row 2: Nelson. Bocian, Hlinka. Krahucik, Miller, Zabellca. Row 3: Lauricnte, Cermak Krejcik, Knohloch, Frola Dunham. Row 4: Krch, Trexlcr. Fukn Kassel. Gabriel, Bohacek Zcman. SOPHGNORES GROUP I Row l: Czcruinsl-ii. A u I I Schnc-idcr, .lurhovicy Novohlj, Zimmerman. Row 2: Silverman, Capclc, .lo- chcns, Ohcrman. Grant. Snr Rolhsfvin, Kuhirhcli, Klccinif Flak. Rom 3: pnnkvs, Caller, Nlur phy, Ainrhan, Prapor, Folder Row-n, Packlrr. Friochnan. ROII7 'li IQUCITHS, BarCcl. Dullfllkr sky. Garnc-tt, Tersar, Turclc CIIHDIIIEIH, I'-UDICC. .IUNIORS GROUP I Row 1: Frivclnxan, Dvorak Hrnriar, Hainrihar, Van Dine Venlimiglia, Anglct. Row 2: Torch, Suchan, Mescc Honath, Sloznick, Brown Broucck, Neuzil. Row 3: Dau, Riley, Bcrousck Saitek, Beatman, Schrettcr. Row 4: Rosen. Leski, Leo Flnkos, Pcchota, Longshore Ginner. 6. A. A. ACTIVITIES QQ 1 POSTI tltli CONTIIST NYINNIZRS BCIIAI, Ijt'SlxLllSlil, N IPQPC G..-XA. OFFICERS Roni l: .liirlynyin Dxnralx. Flar- YVSP, Dllllllanl, Row Kane, Bri-vsv, Kaslii- lhli. Cll1tI7HlaH. Ut G..X.A. Play this popular ancl niilstamliiig nrganivatinn aniung ilu- l'ai'i'tt!lll Girls is the ranlting high in incinhvrshipainnng fil1iui:wSf'l11+f'lS- 5 lxerrcatiye sports, games, anfl social acliyitivs liayt- miwitltwl hours nl lun ancl entertainment lor liarragut lasses. .although the GJNA. is strictly a girls' assncialinn, l7ari'a!Ul IWYS hnrl many ways to get in nn the girls' activities. mliluirsclays at l lame , the play put on so wnnclerlully hy G.i'X.A. memhers, Caught a glanec from many a young laclls eye, The nulclnor picnic was enjnyecl hy all ancl so was the roller slqating party. Vxle must aclmit that they macle quite a wise hut clillirult Choice nl pnsture winners, who were Chosen from many Contestants. Those wha were yirinrimis were .l. hlesev, A. Pmena anal .l. lloslqulslqi rvspwtixvly. The C.,NA. nllirers, Pace Dvoralq, Ann .liirlmyici Phyllis hlarreso ancl ,lnyve llunham, hope that the C.A.A. will csonstantly lteep up its str-acly rlimh lnwnrcl siiwt-ss in ilu- future. CI-I EER LEADERS a W For years and years our Cheerleaders have been on the job, cheer- ing at an of our football, basketball, and baseball games. More than once, because of their brief uniforms, they have become iu, but never let that stand in the way of our Qirlst This year we salute three girls who are gractuating, Maryann Hahn, Jean Lenoch, and Ruth Rosenburg. Those chosen to take their places are Sharon Dunn, Arlene Bilelc, Barbara Schmou, and Pearl Cirlro. Mr. Earl Canfield has clone, and I am sure will continue to do, a wonderful job coaching and supervising the girls. If any girl is interestecl in becoming a cheerleader she should see Mr. Canfield in the Boys' Gym Qifhce to finct out where and when to meet, and how to become a cheerleader. The captain and co-captain are Jackie Glaser, and Joyce Dunham. Keep up the good work, girls! Lenoch, NI karti Friedman Rosenberg Glaser Hahn Dancers nl lllc Fall Festival Ping Pong cillillllIJS O2 GBIIICS CIBSS HAD A WONDERFUL TIME . ix , X sf K I , , . ,nn 0, Zip, J if f 422 f .mmm ,f x 'YK 'Q mf.. 1, 'CTV f y .1-0 Q, - 1 W L, '.MW..,X 'A' K ' 3? 2 1 if - . . 1 - ' f V ' ,, -' ' Q V ,. . -1: MW, f .. ' i X 3 . f , Wg, ff-Z h f , W y w-:mfYQsXzf1f M1714 V . ' 2 -fafrf . if - K , ,,,, , 3 j managing X- 'WW in I lf I f 2 , pw G A J ' ' 1 ', , J ' ' , ' ' 7 '7 I liars' 'bw L A -1, , ' ' ' 47 ,'WRf? K ' ' ' f ' , ' 5' 'if f ' .,.,: :gy x , 2,5 . fi 'ff' .W , K ,,i ,- J f 1 i ' 7 f -2 f , f f, ' I I fllgff , f Q :?.5u,g,- Q' W- wf.'5F' ' , V1 ., 9w, ,,J,L, 2 U Z b V: . l 'A J L! IX IN THE CLASSES PRACTICE -- IVIISS CYONNCII GEONIITTRY - XIIS5 fworgan ART - Miss Potter INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Nh. Balthis MECHANICAL DRAVVING - IVIr. IVIiIIcr CONINIERCIAL GEOGRAPHY - Miss P nr JUNE . i 1 3 ' S' 4 Q-1 f if 2512 Q1 .2 1. January 4A TEACH ERS XR 1 f , , ' Q I v M K' . ner ,, 9 'QQ H' 346,51-'Q X' V ' 5 5 Za? 1zfQ.'4,.3'Q'1L 5ggfQ,4, ir- M. as I I! ,kk,,r -f ' X- ' , Jyf V' Qs KA ' VA Q51 . Vg .QQ ,195 iv ' VA' 'ki QI! Q 'Y Q fg i !, 'Z 5 'WW , 'A S K tires? QW? 26 gf ,hu 1 f . KI' G E-Q ff? 4 Q' ,iw Mt ff' 4 XO, 'QQ Aff? Av ld' .' Q 'K ?- Vey, nfs, -H 12 , k .ir an VK :Aye VIE A ' , g '. M a 1 av gfzgfa' : i 3 5 gf 9 .N 1 H ff Q2 6 'Q ' ' ,V - ,W 1,f ' QI? ,if S3 ,, - ,M ,lf I H f 4 , 1 Q3 'Q' ff Wi jf , is , 2 1 J -' .f , 'J f N, , gi x gi 1 1 1 -1 1 1? ' 1 ar Q ' M X fi 1 -A5 , .Q as 4 ax ' ,, ., W ' . , i . - ffl A 1 Gans ? 5 I' . , FQXNI HARRIS bofirfty, bnior Labinet, Or' IOAY IIAFNI.-KN Yntinrizil Ilriimr Qoiietv Senior It JI IY II ,lJI.Il 'KA Xdiifilifil Ilrfiior Nifif-ly. ELAINE IQ-XSPAR National Honor Society. Ameri- can Legion :Xwarrl Log' Eclitor, CRLIIH :IVICI SLYOII fXNVElI'C.l. ILVNIZ KOLIXGER Clan Treasurer. Senior Cabinet, Ilivision Secretary. JANUARY, I95l .national Ilonor in IfI-IZABI-TI I N I.-XS.-X National llonor Soricly, Senior finlninet, Pmnil, Orvlicstru, JOAN NOYAK lflmirintin Talent Sliow Com- mittvt- National Ilonor Socioty. if mor Cabinet. GUTSTAN DIN IXNIIQ5 SIQISEIA Xlfmln-r ol Nllrml fiiuniil lor .mf-n win:-41-fx Inuit Pr:-Nirlfiiit Nntioiiiil llririor Four-ly, 54-nior fiiliiiirii. MARGARET STEPINA National Ilonor Society. Senior Cabinet, Girls' Chorus. BIB I IE TOBORG Salutatorian, Yicepresiclent of AIA Class, Senior Calumet, Band. Qrclwrrstra. FB AYTHONX BRODNICKI DIANA MILLER Ctass President, Senior Cabinet, Vatedictorian. Senior Cabinet, Student Councit Orchestra SENIO JEAN BUTGEREIT FRNNIK THOMAS Salutatol-ian, Honor Society, Senior Cabinet, Stuctent Coun- Se,-Vice Guild ciI, Tatent Stiow Committee. RS if MERRILL ZABELKA Senior Cabinet, Qrctiestra, Sctiotarstnp to Music Camp. r' BLATRICE DVORAK President ot G.A.A,, Senior Cabinet, D.A.R, Award. DONALD ZENOR Band anct Qrctiestra, President of Student Councit, Senior Catn- FRANCIS KOHOUT President ot Honor Society, SCroII Reporter, Outsicte Ottice Messenger EVELYNI KREICIK Vice-President of Ctass, Senior Catninet, Band and Orctiestra. inet. NVILLIAM ZERIN Master of Ceremonies at Gradu- ation, Toastmaster at Senior Banquet. Chairman of Cottege Day Committee. JUNE, l95l SCI-ICDCDL CALENDAR I95O-5I A gvpiviiilmcii 3 Hawk l1v5rIlrmI ISV! ' , , 5, .. , QRS Jef ' - fi. ix. It m iX5M'lll1llv K I li xii I N it f .ll :is Iilll . HXX' 20 l'qmIllm.1H Iyfillillfi' Canni- ' 3 13 20 24 L October QF U X ' J 2 - f rirnc'l'i'i'xr'iii11u1Assvinlmiv : X Z 9 ' ' g fi U XX J C R .X U 21 Football Season Naiinnai Honor Sofieiy Meeting Fire Prevention Asseininiy UFresi1ie iniiiaiionn G. A. A. Picnic AME QW' Y Footb II G ouer SIC t P ty I Q up 16-17 Pau Festival P x a Measuring for C p CI G 1 x ff? 'Ng' I is Ctilggh N ISL? 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Alumni lo in If-.ulnng1f,4u'f-vr ns:-lor from Norllmc-slvrn Talks lu HF:IllUl'l'H Collvgrr Sludvnls fimllnwlfnr from Rrmxf-ull fzixmgg .xkrlxnv hm lulurv full:-Qv Flurlvnl- A Higii Sciiooi Cviriis Xvurciroine Pretty to Look At Fashion and Fabric for tile High Sciiooi uixiissn Campaign Managers Candidates Officers Fail Fashion Show WELL WISI-IERS! Congratulations to the Log Division 105-4B Division IU7-IB Division 210-SB Division 212---SA Division 215-e-e3A Division 222--e2A Boys of Division 223e 52A Girls of Division 223 e'2A Division 226 IA Division 228 JB Division 3Ule e2A Division 3U2eee2B Division 303-WIA Division 304-2B Division 304-lA Division 305-2B Division 310-3B Division 315-2B Division 317-4A Division 319-IA Division 322-IA Division 323-2A Division 327 Division 328-SA Division 401-IA Division 403-SB Division 4U4alA Division 410-IB Division 411-IB Division 412-1A Division 415-IA Division 417-2B Division 419-IB Division 420-4A Girls oi Division 421-4B Boys of Division 421-4B Division 423-2A Division 427-413. Division 428--IA Division 429-IB Mrs. Symon's Division In Memory of Lois MaskelleeDivision 426 Mr. Harry W. Herx Miss Gerievra Geer Miss Florence Clark Miss Cecilia Wells Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Steinhagen Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stepan Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hlavacek Mr. and Mrs. H. Kassal Mrs. Martin Niizsihe Mrs. Elsie Schoenhofen Ioseph Marek A of B Flower Shop Ioe Hamer Farragut P. T, A. Iean CS Dave SCHOOL SUPPLIES MRS. ANTHONY'S 2337 So. Spaulding Avenue SANDWICHES SUSINA'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 3624 W. 26th St. LAwnclale 1-7799 QUALITY MERCHANDISE Large Selection Dresses - Coats Infants to 14 years Also Sulo-Teen Dresses and Chubby Dresses Compliments ot FARRAGUT CAFETERIA Mrs. Mary L. Shannon, Mgr. Compliments of FARRAGUT HIGH BAND and ORCHESTRA PARENTS ASSOCIATION TOM SASEK'S LAWndale l-1552 FROZEN FOODS FRESH! FRUIT ci VEGETABLES 4152 W. 26th Street Chicago 23, Ill. Compliments of KAPSON'S GOOD CLOTHES For Men and Women - Fine Furs 3251-53 W. 26th Street Bi 7-7111 Telephone Blshop 7-2500 BICEK'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 2500 S. Christiana Ave. Chicago 23, Illinois Compliments ot HY PEPPER Clothing Co. FIRST IN STYLES 3445 W. 26th St. Phones: ROckwell 2-1368 Res. STanley 3-7161 GOLES FLORAL SHOP COMPLETE FLOWER SERVICE G. Goles 3538 W. 26th St. Chicago 23, Ill. IMPERIAL PHOTO AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 3656 W. 26th St. RO 2-6119 B. LINKA CO. 3918 W. 26th St. MODEL AIRPLANE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS CAPITOL FEDERAL SAVINGS Sr LOAN ASSOCIATION Open a Savings Account Here 3501 W. 26th St. Cor. St. Louis Ave. 9 Congratulations CLASS OF I95I SPIES BRGTHERS, Inc. Since i875 MANUFACTURING IEWELERS CLASS RINGS ci PINS CLUB PINS 6 SERVICE AWARDS Loop Ollice Factory 27 E. Monroe St ll4U W. Cornelia Ave. Chicago, Illinois Compliments ot SECOND FEDERAL SAVINGS Corner 26th and Pulaski Road Compliments oi LAWndale I-I267 LAWNDALE STATIONERY E D S Greeting Cards, Party Decorations FARRAGUTS SCHOOL Toys, Gifts, School and Gttice SUPPLY STORE Supplies, Stationery and Books 2401 Christiana Ave. 3615 W. 26th St. Chicago 23, Ill Established 1889 ROOT STUDIOS Official Photographer FARRAGUT LOG FARRAGUT SCROLL 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1950 1951 228 S. Wabash Avenue Telephone HArrison 7-5200 4th Floor CHICAGO, ILLINOIS COPIES OF ALL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL AVAILABLE AT STUDIO Acknowledgments The members ot the Log stall Wish to express their sincere thanks to all who have made our 1951 Log possible. Mrs. Aura Samels and Mr. lohn Roche have been most cooperative in having fine photog- raphers like Si Potratz, Leonard Novak, Bob lones, I. I. or Iohn luby at our disposal, to take the very fine pictures that appear in this annual. Sincere thanks also are extended to Mr. Norm Koenig of Campus Service, our engraver and printer, who has ably assisted us in put- ting out our book, Thanks also to ludith Sidlowski and members ot the Advanced Art class who contributed the sketches. We again say thank you to all who have made it possible for us to put out the 19.51 Ing. ooooave scnooi. nAYs--- f Hfuoaoas l' ' 14 special invitation to Grads L 'O to come in and land a steady Spiegel job. 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