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

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Together we are going to take you on a guided tour of our school and introduce you to the people who have made Farragut an example of educational progress of which any school in the United States might well be proud. We -My . fi .. . fr I Y . lg y .D . XJ W I - .ss i U- f' I it i' 4 f ' , , 3- I V A My name is M. E. Stevenson. I have been here at 5 ' Farragut since 1930. ll, A I 4 if ,.i it 3 ,,.. i . M 'W' :lun- 9 , , A 4 l J Z A Q A 2 '-1 49. 'W ,WW If E . ' , ,.-.-a', 1 W M 'fm ,. 3 ni -rw 4 W r i gm aww'-vvvaiwnunwc . 41, lt of 'W Here are a few views of the many activities that in- terest our students and contribute to making Farragut an outstanding school. In no other high school could f 1. we find more loyal, energetic, and earnest student 'ie-r wir' participation in the activities of the school. l Q 7 ov... 6 '- ,,,,l Co-Captain Stanley Kruger Coach Boand Co-Captain James Nelson .41 fi I Q .ef a W 4 of I , -... ,!,g,,,I , u M35 41 'Q- X , Nil 1 . , .X 3 3 L H ua4f, A?,3A..5x . . 'I ' tfk ' Y . JI'-f vs.: 4 ...--,,,,,.. ,-.. 1. .- -M nu-5-Q-Q41-. A A,,'1 w 0 . . 5 A 1 I 1. M p5 uf Ju K' l' , 2 .4 ., H' I'-. lg, ' l 5 S lyxsil fl, nk Ii7'4 V 5' ' 0 I' I , - Q - 4.1 SCHOOL COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Brenda Bronson, Earl Young, Fa? King, Barry Kristofek, Joseph Sanders, Doris Ellie, Gwen Mitchell and Joseph Magee. 3 . A + ,, 'fix' f 'A ,f Y, ws .3 WAI l ..,:' 'Y' , M , is I ,V-If ,L I' pn 4 J I s ,rw .IQ . , ' za -r M ' ,Q N vfu M fx , 83' I .,,,,,3 f f 5 M o ,W Q' 5 sq a 'Im A'-. .,,h. V L -.,.,,iMA m If . ' as . a .4 -'RE I A - I WINNERS IN ESSAY CONTEST J f ff A MESSAGE TO FARRAGUT. A ship's Log is the official record of its progress. Often a ship's Log becomes History as time passes and this on the spot record remains. The Farragut Log for 1958 is no exception. Much History is recorded in this book. This year we won our second Blue Football Championship and our third cham- pionship in two years. The Admirals breezed through the schedule with only one tie to mar a perfect record, last year -- following it with a Baseball win. This year it was six wins without a loss or tie until we tied Lindblom in the first round of the playoffs. Lindblom went on, but we share in Lindblom's honors, reaching a new height for Farragut. This year, too, finds the Log taking note of the retire- ment of two of our experienced navigators - Mr. Protts- man, Assistant Principal, and Mr. Stevenson, Log Sponsor, each with a quarter century to his credit. They helped make this school. They represent the spirit of this school, and I have asked them to show you through the Farragut High School. Let's follow them as the Good Ship Farragut stands to for inspection. y f5l if WM. E. McBRIDE Executive Officer 2 x fy ' its PF' ggie,-.2 aa. . fs? This is where Mr. Prottsmon looks after the many duties that fall to his lot as Assistant Principal. Farragut could not function smoothly as a high school without a capable person to take care of the varied responsibilities of this office. VETERANS DATING FROM THE FIRST YEAR These people were here when Far- ragut began as a High School twenty-five years ago. Mrs. O'Connor, Mr. Stevenson, Miss Morgan, Mr. Doheny, Miss Flynn, Miss Benson, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Hogan, Miss Geer, Mr. Rinker. Mr. Stevenson, Mrs. O'Connor, Miss Cada, Miss Edwards, Mrs. Muench, Miss Morgan Miss Culver, Miss Flynn, Miss Benson, Miss O'Leary, Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Proffsman Miss Meehan, Miss Hogan, Miss Geer, Mr. Doheny, Mr. Rinker Mr. Ackerman Miss Armin Mrs. Borileaux 415' Mr. Prottsmcm Farragut's high standard of academic achievement is maintained by an outstanding faculty i Miss Barney Miss Benson Mr. Boclnd Miss Bonner Miss Bursilx Miss Busuclx Miss Coda Miss Cody Mr. Cameron N 4 , Wil Mr. Campbell Mr. Canfield Miss Coughlin Miss Crowell Miss Culver Miss Edwards 22 ' 1 i l Mr. Erickson Mrs. Finermcn Miss Flynn Mrs. Fox Mr. Froomun Mr. Gamertsfelder Miss Garon Miss Geer Mrs. Gursch Mrs. Henderson Mr. Hook Mr. Jahus Vx. ' I ., f '-.5 i f .: 5:-3-- A' ,, - ..,, f ,K .Z 53, J Vt ig S fi w Af, 2?2a vi '- iw 15 Mr. Krob Mr. Mach Mr. Monahan Miss Matteson Miss Maybury Mr. McNerney r R' -I- 'Yr'- gif ff f Miss Meehan Mr. A. Miller Mr. J. Miller Mrs. Minne Miss Morgan Mrs. Muench Mrs. Murphy Mr. Naiman Mr. O'Connor Miss O'Leary Mr. Orensiein Miss O'Rourke Miss Orphanos Miss Petersen Mr. Rinker Mrs. Robus Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Sams Y r fa ':'- 5, ff is Mr. Satan Mrs. Schell Miss Schrofh Mr. Shcndelson Miss Silverman Mr. Smith , 2 ' ' 'i E ,. '- iw 2 .2 , ' M imi 1 Vl iiizfg. 'Q Mr. Stevenson Mrs. Symon Miss Watson Mr. Znbinski Mrs. Zimmerman CNO piciurel Miss Hogan .5,.W.ar Mr. Doheny Mrs. 0'Connor Miss Coleman Mrs. Hovorkc Miss Henry Mrs. Cuba Mrs. Hornick Officer Holmes Mrs. Cusack 'T' The final day of graduation has arrived for these young people. Their training here at Farragut has helped them to prepare to face the future with confidence. l01T'lulDZ85QK50N CLASS OFFICERS JANUARY 1958 President Robert Pustover Vice-president Gwendolyn Miichell Secretory Ba rbaro Hayes Treasurer Carolyn Bu rnett BAMBAS, GRAYCE Favorite subject: Commercial law with Mr. Cameron. Organi- zations: G.A.A., School Council, Honor Society. Scroll Awards: Civic Award. BENIA, JOAN Beanie Favorite subject: Algebra. Organizations: School Council, Honor Society, G.A.A. Awards: Art award. BERGFORS, MARILYN GRACE Mickey Favorite subject: Chemistry with Mr. Bale. Organizations: Band, Orchestra, G.A.A. Awards: Band and Orchestra letters. Eight semesters perfect attendance. BINFORD, DOROTHY ANNE Doll Baby Favorite subject: Public Speaking. Organizations: Student Council, G.A.A. BOYLES, WILLIE Dub Favorite subject: Business Organization with Mrs. Coughlin. Organizations: Baseball. Awards: Baseball Letter. BRADLEY, THURL Fox Favorite subject: English. BRAJE, WAYNE I'larC.l Guy Favorite subject: Biology with Miss Benson. Organizations: Senior Cabinet. BURNETT, CAROLYN YVONNE Carol Favorite subject: Gym with Miss Silverman. Organizations: Future teachers, G.A.A., Log Staff, Student Council. Awards: Civic Award Letter. CAMPBELL, THOMASITA Angel Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: G.A.A. COULSON, JOAN Jo Favorite subject: Office Practice. Organizations: G.A.A., Scroll. CUPIL, LEROY Cortez Favorite subject: Business Organization. Organizations: Basket- ball. Awards: Basketball Letter. DAVIS, BENNIE Smiley Favorite subject: Chemistry. DAVIS, FREDERICH Rock Favorite subject: History with Mr. Orenstein. Organizations: Football. Awards: Football Letter. DUFAL, NANCY Nan Favorite subject: Advanced Art. Organizations: Orchestra, G.A.A., Senior Cabinet. Awards: Orchestra Letter. ELLIS, OSCAR Lee Favorite subject: Business English with Miss Hogan. GRANDERSON, VIVIAN J. Viv Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: G.A.A. GREER, ROSIE MAE Rose Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. GRZECH, DENNIS Favorite subject: Print shop. GUENTHER, THOMAS Tiny Favorite subject: History. Organizations: School Council. HARRIS, DENNIS Favorite subject: History with Mr. Hook. Awards: Football Letter. 'I7 10- A C 793' umssqmnn-:maine fu1m: :u..i:n l 1 ly . I X. Hd' .O X .. I New WSW f, -ft be.,- Q ' M -.A . HAYES, BARBARA ANN Gabby Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: G.A.A., National Honor Society: Future Teachers. Awards: Civic Letter. HERMAN, JAMES HOCKINGS, DONNA E. Favorite subject: Shorthand. Organizations: Senior Honor Society, Future Nurses, Band. Awards: Band Letter. HOMOLKA, BLANCHE Blank Favorite subject: Chemistry with Mr. Bale. Organizations: Senior Honor Society, Future Nurses, G.A.A. HUNTER, EMILYE Kim Favorite subject: Advanced Art with Mrs. Schell. Organizations: G.A.A. Awards: Civic award. KING, DOROTHY KOHUT, FRANK Kahootie Favorite subject: Public Speaking with Mr. Mach. KONDRYS, VERA Chunky Favorite subject: History with Mr. Stevenson. Organizations: Band, Orchestra, Log Editor, G.A.A. Awards: Band and Orchestra Letters. KRUEGER, STAN Schultz Favorite subject: Civics. Organizations: Football and baseball. Awards: Football and Baseball Letters. LUNSFORD, JUANITA Nita Favorite subject: Biology. Organizations: Orchestra, G.A.A. Awards: Orchestra Letter. MAGEE, JOSEPH Favorite subject: History. Organizations: Student Council. Awards: Civic Award Letter. MARAZAS, GERALD Jer Favorite subject: Physics. Organizations: Eclidiln club, German club, National Honor Society, Student Council. Awards: Civic Award Letter, Hall Guard Letter. MARSHALL, MALCOLM McCLEARY, JANET MARIE Jay-Jay Favorite subject: Steno-Trans with Miss O'Leary. Organizations: Future teachers club. MEJZR, MIRKA Favorite subject: Biology. Organizations: G.A.A., National Honor Society, Scroll Editor, Orchestra. Awards: Scroll Edi- tor's Key Letter, Civic Award Letter. MILES, GUSSIE Favorite subject: Sales with Mr. Cameron. Organizations: G.A.A., Future Teachers' Club. MITCHELL, GWENDOLYN A. Gwen Favorite subject: Gym with Miss Silverman. Organizations: Stu- dent Council, Future Teachers' Club, G.A.A., Scroll, National Honor Society. Awards: Scroll Letter, Civic Award Letter. NELSON, JAMES Nels Favorite subject: Business Organization with Miss Coughlin. Organizations: Football, Baseball, and Basketball. Awards: Football, Baseball, and Basketball Letters. NELSON, ROBERT NEMEC, KATHERINE ANN Kay Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: Future Nurses Club, Senior Honor Society, G.A.A., and Band. Awards: Band Letter. NUTALL, ETHEL Mae Favorite subject: Art. Awards: Attendance Award. 'I8 OWENS, ARNOLD Arnie Babe Favorite subject: Mechanical Drawing. Organizations: Baseball. Awards: Baseball Letter. POKORNIK, VLASTA Val tj Favorite subject: Public Speaking with Mr. Mach. Organizations: National Honor Society, Orchestra, G.A.A. Awards: Orchestra Letter, Civic Award Letter. PUGH, ROSALIA Boo Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: GA.A. PUSTAVER, ROBERT Bob Favorite subject: Chemistry. Organizations: Scroll, School Coun- cil, National Honor Society. Awards: Editor's Key. QUILL, ALICE AI Favorite subject: English with Miss Culver. Organizations: School Council. RIDLEY, CLARA Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations. G.A.A. SCHATTEN, DIANE JUDITH Favorite subject: English. Organizations: School Council, Future Teachers' Club. Awards: Civic Award Pin. SCHRETTER, JUDITH Judy Favorite subject: History with Mr. Hook. Organizations: G.A.A. SEDIVY, RAYMOND, Ray Favorite subject: Print shop. SEDLAK, JUDY Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: G.A,A. SEILER, NEDRA Ned Favorite subject: Public Speaking with Mr. Mach. Organizations: Scroll, G.A.A, Awards: Civic Award. SIGGEMAN, JON Favorite subject: Physics. Organizations: Band, Orchestra. Awards: Band and Orchestra Letters, Civic Award Pin. SKUJA, ANDA Favorite subject: Art. Organizations: Honor Society, Orchestra, G.A.A, Awards: Orchestra Letter. SMITH, EDWARD MASTER La-jet Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: Football, Basketball. Awards: Football and Basketball Letters. SOTO, MIRIAM E. Favorite subject: Gym with Miss Silverman. Organizations: School Council, G.A.A,, National Honor Society. Awards: Civic Award Letter. STARKS, BERTHA Carl Favorite subject: Commercial Law with Mr. Cameron. Awards: Art Award. STETENFELD, DIAN Chickie Favorite subject: Public speaking with Mr, Mach. Organizations: G.A.A. svEsTKA, ERWIN Skippy Favorite subject: Physics. Organizations: Band, National Honor Society. Awards: Band Letter. SVOBODA, WILLIAM BiIl Favorite subject: Print shop. Organizations: Baseball team. Awards: Baseball Letter. TAYLOR, YVONNE Meow Favorite subject: Business English with Miss Hogan. Organiza- tions: G.A.A. TESAR, GEORGE Favorite subject: Drafting. Awards: Metropolitan Builders' Award, Industrial Arts Award. ie 'IIN 2 'Q r X . . is ULLSMITH, JOYCE Joyce Baby Favorite subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: G.A.A. VAUDRIN, LILLIAN Lil Favorite subject: Public Speaking with Mr. Mach. Organizations: Band, Orchestra, G.A.A. Awards: Band and Orchestra Letters, Civic Award. VITEK, ANNA VALENTINA Anci Favorite subject: Physics. Organizations: G.A.A., National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra. Awards: Band and Orchestra Letters, Civic Award, Science Fair Award. WAITE, ROBERT Bob Favorite subject: Trigonometry. WEISS, ELVIRA Ellie Favorite subject: Stenography. Organizations: G.A.A., School Council. WILLIAMS, ARTELIA Favorite subject: Stenography with Miss O'Leary. Organizations: Future Teachers' Club, G.A.A. Awards: Art Award, WILSON, RUBEN Duchie Favorite subject: Civics with Mr. Stevenson ZASADIL, J UDITH Judy Favorite subject: College Algebra. Organizations: G.A.A., Band, Scroll. Awards: Civic Award Letter, Band Letter, Scroll Award. ZENISEK, GEORGE Favorite subject: Mechanical drawing. Awards: Chicago Metro- politan Builders' Award. PICTURAS TIMENT CHARLES HOOKER IRVING JONES BETTY DAVIS GUESS WHO? See Page 103 in g.. . W I W. V I wgg g yi, kt? mi A F' L 'hH'.3, Q L aw. .xxx Lk' xii w ,. i. 5, .uQ.x: ' v MXWA :M fm 2 t ..., r I Q x W. - Y l ' . u ii: .-'v T',h RM 1 g -f . if iw . ' -ll? .1 .. 555 wr iff -gn ', , - ,JH 'lst 1-1971 'gwm ISE? .nw fr 5? QNNQ X2 X K SX' XXSXXK Q, M Wx IETF' QMGQ FV f.,.g .fi ff2L1 we' X ann CLASS OFFICERS J U N E 19 5 8 GUNTHER DORTH President SIDNEY CASTLE Vice President MARILYN ULDRYCH Secretary DELORIS CARTER Treasurer ANDREWS, MICHAEL Mike Favorite Subiect: Print Shop. ANTHONY, ALODYLE Doris Favorite Subject: Commercial Law, ASHER, DARLENE YVONNE Ashcan Favorite Subiect: Sales with Mr. Cameron. Organizations: Or- chestra, F.T.A., G.A.A., Honor Society. Awards: Orchestra Letter. BARBOR, JAMES BALDWIN, FRANCES Baldy Favorite Subiect: Art CAdv.l Miss Schell. Organizations: F.T.A., G.ALA. Awards: Perfect Attendance Letter. BARDA, MARILYN BARLOW, THERESIA BARTA, DONALD BATZ DIANE Dee Favorite Subiect: Steno-Transcription. Organizations: G.A.A. BELL, ANDREW Favorite Subiect: English. Organizations: Basketball. Awards: Basketball Letter. BESIDA, MARSHA Favorite Subiect: Advanced Art, Mrs. Schell. Organizations G.A.A., Student Council. BINGHAM, BARBARA LEE Barb Favorite Subiect: Spanish with Miss Flynn. Organizations: Con- cert Orchestra, G.A.A. Board, F.T.A. BLADE, IVORYE VERONICA Sis Favorite Subject: English 6 with Mrs, Sams. Organizations: Stu- dent Council, Iog, G.A.A., Scroll, F.T.A. Awards: American Legion Essay Award. BLISS, STANLEY Stan Favorite Subiect: Print Shop. BLOCK, CYNTHIA LOUISE Cindy Favorite Subiect: Foods with Miss Busack. Organizations: Girls Chorus, Scroll, G.A.A., Honor Society. Awards: Civic Award Letter, Chorus Letter. BENCA, KENNETH Ken Favorite Subiect: English with Mrs. Sams. Organizations: Base- ball Team. Awards: Baseball Letter, Intramural Baseball and Volleyball Letters. BONHART, JOANNE Jo-Jo Favorite Subiect: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: G.A.A., F.T.A., Student Council. BOROVANSKY, BEVERLY Bev Favorite Subiect: English. Organizations: Scroll, GirI's Chorus, G.A.A., F.T.'A., Honor Society. Awards: Scroll Letter, Chorus Letter, Civic Award Letter. BOYLES, JOSEPH BREVER, PATRICIA Pat Favorite Subiect: Foods with Miss Busack. Organizations: G.A.A. BREWSTER, JACQUELINE Jackie Organizations: G.A.A. Board, Future Teachers Assn. Awards: G.A.A. Letter, Scroll Letter. 23 3 'N if BROWN, FREDERICK Freddy Favorite Subject: Civics with Mr. Stevenson. Organizations: Football Mgr., Student Council. Awards: Civic Award. BROWNLEE, RUTH Toots Favorite Subject: English with Mrs. Sams. Organizations: School Council, F.T.A., G.A.A. BRYANT, BEATRICE Bea Favorite Subject: Clothing with Miss Edwards. Organizations. F.T.A., G.A.A. BUDZIK, GERALD Perch Favorite Subject: Print Shop with Mr. Smith. BURRIS, JAMES CADA, SYLVIA Favorite Subject: Mathematics. Organizations: Honor Society, F.T.A., Scroll, Girl's Chorus, G.A.A. Board. Awards: Civic Award Letter, Girl's Chorus Letter, Essay Contest Award. CARRUTHERS, GEORGIA Jeanne Favorite Subject: Trignometry with Miss Morgan. Organizations: F.T.A., F.N.C., G.A.A. CARTER, DELORIS JEAN Wordie Favorite Subject: Biology. Organizations: Scroll, Orchestra, Honor Society, F.T.A., G.A.A. Awards: Scroll, Orchestra Letters, Civic Award Letter, Perfect Atendance. CASTLE, SIDNEY Butch Favorite Subject: News with Mr. Campbell. Organizations: Log, Vice President of Class. Awards: Editors key, Metropolitan Model Home Contest Award. CERMAK, JOHN Jack Favorite Subject: Print Shop. CHAPMAN, BETTY Pony Tail Favorite Subject: Commercial Law with Mr. Cameron. Organiza- tions: Student Council, F,T.A., G.A.A. Awards: Civic Award Letter. CHARLESTON, EZELLA Favorite Subject: Steno Transcription with Mrs. Murphy. Or- ganization: Band. Awards: Band Letter. CHRZAS, DENNIS Favorite Subject: Gym. CICHON, THOMAS CIMMER, ADRIENNE Audrey Favorite Subject: Civics. Organizations: Girl's Chorus, G.A.A., F.T.A., Council. Awards: Gold Key, Chorus Letter, Scholastic Art Award. COLEMAN, HOWARD Howie Favorite Subject: Chemistry with Mrs. Mendell. Organizations: Basketball. Awards: Basketball Letter. COWAN, CARMEN Cindy Favorite Subject: Typing with Miss O'Rouke. Organizations: Concert Orchestra, G.A.A. CULLEN, JOAN MARIE Joni Favorite Subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: Student Council, Log Staff, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., F.T.A. DAVISTON, ELIZABETH Liz Favorite Subject: English. Organizations: G.A.A. DENNIS, BERNARDO Burner Favorite Subject: English with Mrs. Sams. Organization: Base- ball Team, Basketball Team. Awards: Basketball Letter, In- tramural Basketball, Baseball emblems. DORTH, GUNTHER Favorite Subject: Chemistry with Mrs. Mendell. Organizations: Football Team. Awards: Football Letter, Civic Award Letter. 24 DOUGLAS, JOHN Favorite Subject: Math. Organizations: Baseball. DU BOSE, CONSTANCE Connie Favorite Subject: Orchestra. Organizations: Orchestra, Scroll, G.A.A., F.T.A., Honor Society. Awards: Orchestra Letter, Civic Award Letter, Scroll Letter. DYBALA, ELIZABETH Betty Favorite Subject: Home Management with Miss Orphanos. Organizations: Honor Society, Scroll, G.A.A. Awards: Chorus Letter. EATON, ALTHERIA Bud Favorite Subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: Future Nurses Club. ECHOLS, ERMA Favorite Subject: Steno with Mrs. Murphy. Organizations: G.A.A. FEINBERG, RICHARD Jay Favorite Subject: Commercial Geography. Organizations: Foot- ball Team, Basketball Team. Awards: Basketball Letter, lntra- mural Letters. FORD, GERALDINE Ger Favorite Subject: Biology with Miss Cada. Organizations: Honor Society, G.A.A., Future Nurses. Awards: Chorus Letter, Civic Award. FRANTA, ROBERTA Bobbie Favorite Subject: Civics. Organizations: Scroll. GARNER, VERA PEARL Vee Favorite Subject: Civics with Mr, Stevenson. Organizations: Future Teacher's Club: G.A.A. Awards: Chorus Letter. GARGANO, DAN Danny Favorite Subject: Print Shop with Mr. Smith. GENTILE, JOSEPHINE Favorite Subject: Accounting with Mrs Minne. GEZEWSKI, FRANK GORMAN, MARGARET Murf Favorite Subject: Clothing 8. Foods. Organizations: Log Staff, G.A.A., Honor Societies, Awards: Civic Award Letter, G.A.A. Letter, Jaycees Youth Citizen of the Month Award. GIEZEWYSKI, FRANK M. Franke Favorite Subject: Accounting. HANUS, ROBERT Ding-Dong Favorite Subject: Civics with Mr. Stevenson. Organizations: Football Team, Student Council. Awards: Football Letter. HERRICK, RICHARD Airick Favorite Subject: Print Shop with Mr. Smith. HODGE, JAMES HOLDERNESS, SANDRA HOLMAN, SANDRA Sandy Favorite Subject: Clerical Practice, Organizations: G.A.A. HOVORKA, JUDITH Judy Favorite Subject: Steno-Transcription. Organizations: Band, Honor Society, G.A.A. Awards: Band, Civic Award Letters. 25 ai J 9 . HOSPODKA, RUTH Favorite Subject: Foods Organizations: G.A.A., Log Staff, Honor Society. HUGHES, LILY MAE Peaches Favorite Subject: English with Miss Culver. Organizations: G.A.A., Student Council. JACKSON, ANICE Favorite Subject: Chemistry. Organizations: G.A.A. JACKSON, BETTY Honey Favorite Subject: Science with Mr. Gamersfelder. Organizations: Student Council, G.A.A., Future Nurses. JACKSON, CLOTHILDE ANITA DimpIes Favorite Subject: Civics with Mr. Stevenson. Organizations: Log Editor, G.A.A. Awards: erfect Attendance, Civic Award. JACOBS, ROOSEVELT Looney Favorite Subject: Typing. Organizations: Basketball. Awards: Basketball Letter. JENNINGS, ROSETTA LOUVONIA Penny Favorite Subject. Steno-Transcription. Organizations: Girls Chorus, Scroll. Awards: Chorus Letter. JERRY, BERLYN Jeri Favorite Subject: Advanced Printing with Mr, Smith. JINDRA, WILLIAM BilI Favorite Subject: Sales with Mr. Cameron. Organizations: Student Council, Basketball Team. Awards: Basketball Letter. JOHNSON, ANDREW JOHNSON, ERNEST JOHNSON, MARVOUNEEN JURKAS, JO ANN Nonie Favorite Subject: Biology with Miss Cada. Organizations: Honor Society, Band, G.A.A. Awards: Civic Award Letter, Band Letter. KACE, HAROLD Butch Favorite Subject: English with Miss Culver. KALAL, ROBERT KEETON, JOHNNIE MAE Jinx Favorite Subject: Steno with Mrs. Murphy. Organizations: Stu- dent Council, Girls Chorus. Awards: Chorus Letter. KING, ARTHUR KLAVE, MAXINE Max Favorite Subject: Biology with Miss Cada. Organizations: Band,, Future Nurses Club, G.A.A. KLOUBUCHAR, PATRICIA Pat Favorite Subject: Algebra. Organizations: Honor Society, G.A.A., Log Staff. Awards: Chorus Letter, Civic Award Letter. KOMUREK, HENRY Junie Favorite Subject: Print Shop. KOS, CAROLE ANN Favorite Subject: News with Mr. Campbell. Organizations: G.A.A. Band, Honor Society, Scroll Staff. Awards: Band Letter, Scroll Letter. 26 KOVANDA, DIANE Favorite Subject: Steno-Transcription with Mrs, Murphy. Organi- zations: G.A.A. ROBERT KOVANDA Turtle A Favorite Subject: Algebra. Organizations: Student Council. Awards: Civic Award Letter, Swimming Letter. KOZAK, EDWARD KRENOVSKY, JOSEPH Joe Favorite Subject: Physics. Organizations: Band, Orchestra. Awards: Band and Orchestra Letters. KRSTICK, SVETLANA KRUZIC, JEANNE Zsa Favorite Subject: U.S. History with Mr. Shandelson. Organiza- tions: Scroll Editor, Honor Society, G.A.A. Awards: Scroll Letter, Essay Award. KUBAN, CAROL Favorite Subject: Steno-Transcription with Mrs. Murphy. Organi- zations: Girls' Chorus, Future Nurses' Club, Awards: Girls' Chorus Letter. LABEDZ, DOROTHY LADECKY, LINDA Favorite Subject: English. Organizations: Honor Society. Awards: Chorus Letter. LAN KAS, JARMILA Ya r Favorite Subject: Gym, Organizations: G.A.A. Awards: Cheer- leading Letter 8: Bar Chorus Letter. LEONARD, BETTY Dunkie Favorite Subject: Music with Mrs. Muench. Organizations: G.A.A. LEWIS, CHARLES LIPSCOMB, FRANK Lips Favorite Subject: Physics. Organizations: Football. Awards: Football Letter. LUDACK, ROBERT Bob Favorite Subject: Enblish with Mrs. Sams. LUZNICKY, JAMES Lux Favorite Subject: Civics with Mr. Stevenson. Organizations: Football team, Basketball team, Scroll. Awards: Football and Basketball Letters. MAGDLIN, SHIELA MAGEE, ANNE Candy Favorite Subject: Biology with Miss Cada, Organizations: Or- chestra, Student Council. Awards: Civic Award Letter. MALIN, DORIS Favorite Subject: Steno-Transcription. Organizations: Concert Orchestra, G.A.A. MASKALA, VERONICA McCORMICK, SHIRLEY Mc Favorite Subject: Gym with Miss Silverman. Organizations: Social Center, Girls' Chorus. Awards: G.A.A., Volleyball. MCEWEN, EDWARD ROY JR. Ed Favorite Subject: Typing with O'Leary. 27 CAROLINE, MICAL Carol Favorite Subject: Business Organization, Organizations: Concert Orchestra, G.A.A. Awards: Orchestra Letter. CELIA, MICHALIK MILLER ANDRE Rabbit Favorite Subject: Math. Organizations: Football. Awards: Foot- ball Letter. MILLER, JACQUELYN Jackie Favorite Subject: Commercial Law with Mr. Cameron. Organi- zations: G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Awards: Girls' Chorus Letter. MITCHELL, JACQUELINE J ackye Favorite Subject: Esonomics with Mr. A. Miller. Organizations G.A.A., Future Teachers Club. MOCKUS, JOE Favorite Subject: Senior Science with Mr. Gamertsfelder. MOORE, ANNIE Favorite Subject: Goods, Miss Busack. LESLIE, NEJEDLY NEMCOES, CAROLINE Favorite Subject: Home Management with Miss Orphanos NIETO, JAMES NOSAL, RAYMOND Favorite Subject: English wi-th Miss Hogan. Organizations: Band, Orchestra. Awards: Band, Orchestra Letters. NOSEK, JOEL NUTALL, MAXINE Litta Bit Faorite Subject: Civics, Organizations G.A.A. ORR, EMMETT Orr Favorite Subject: Print Shop. ORTEGA, CANDELARIA Candy Favorite Subject: Sales with Mr. Cameron. Organizations: G.A.A. owENs, GERALD Sleepy Favorite Subject: Chemistry with Mrs. Mendell. Organizations Basketball. Awards: Basketball Letter. PARKER, LEVENDER PEKAREK, KAREN Favorite Subject: Gym with Miss Silverman. Organizations Honor Society, G.A.A. PEYTON, BETTY Bug Favorite Subject: Typing. PIERCE, EUGENE The Man Favorite Subject: Business Organization. Organizations: Foot- ball, Student Council. Awards: Football Emblem. PITTS, WILLIE Professor Favorite Subject: Science. Awards: Football Award. 28 SANDERS, JOSEPH Joe Favorite Subject: Print Shop. Organizations: Student Council. Awards: Football Letter, Basketball Letter. SCHAUFFLER, CAROL Favorite Subject: English with Miss Culver. Organizations: Girls' Chorus, Student Council, G.A.A. Awards: Chorus Letter. SELAK, FRED SHUPE, DONALD Don Favorite Subject: Chemistry with Mrs. Mendell. SIMIK, GEORGE Favorite Subject: Chemistry. SINGLETARY, LEATHER SKOPEC, ARLENE Ar Favorite Subject: Steno-Transcription with Mrs. Murphy. Organi- zations: Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. Awards: Girls' Chorus Letter, Cheer Leaders Letter. SMITH, HELEN Red Favorite Subject: Home Management. SMITH, MARVA SMITH, NADINE SPALEK, GEORGE STEWART, ALVIN STRICKLAND, ROSETTA Favorite Subject: Spanish. THOMAS, LOUELLA Lou Favorite Subject: Steno-Transcription. Organizations: G.A.A. THOMAS, STEPHEN Steve Favorite Subject: hysics with Gammertsfelder. Organizations: Football, Basketball. Awards: Football, Basketball Letters. TRAUBE, GAD UHLIK, MARION Mar Favorite Subject: Steno-Transcription with Mrs. Murphy. Organi- zations: Honor Society, G.A.A. Awards: Girls' Chorus Letter. ULDRYCH, MARILYN Mar Favorite Subject: Gym with Miss Silverman. Organizations: G.A.A., Secretary of June Class, 1958. Awards: Girls' Chorus Letter. ULIE, CAROL Favorite Subject: Gym with Miss Silverman. Organizations: G.A.A. Awards: Chorus Letter. VLK, RONALD Ronnie Favorite Subject: Economics with Mr. Miller. VAVRUSKA, BONITA Bonnie Favorite Subject: Foods with Miss Busack. Organizations: G.A.A. Awards: None. 29 MQ ..,.,2rZi.-Q: .. ,- : .,.... : : ---'- ' 4 .A V PICTURES TIMENT SARAH BING DAVID SPENCER GLORIA HAGLER CARL ZASTAESEK LA VERNE HRUBY DONALD SPENCER 30 f . RAKICKY, LEONA REESE, J EANETTE Favorite Subject: Typing with Mrs. Murphy. ROUSAR, LINDA Favorite Subject: History. Organizations, G.A.A., F.T.A., Honor Society. Awards: Girls' Chorus Letter, Civic Award Letter. ROWLEY, DELORES Dee Favorite Subject: Steno-transcription with Mrs. Murphy. Organi- zations: Girls' Chorus. Awards: Chorus Letter. VIDAS, WILLIAM Bill Favorite Subject: U. S. History with Mr. Miller VIDMONT, GERALD Captain Video Favorite Subject: U.S. History with Mr. A. Miller VLCEK, RICHARD WALLACE, EVELYN Favorite Subject: Sales with Mr. Cameron. Organizations: G.A.A. WEATHERLY, EMMA Twinky Favorite Subject: Economics with Mr. A. Miller. Organizations: Future Nurses, Student Council, G.A.A. WEST SANDRA Sammy Favorite Subject: Typing. Organizations: Future Nurses Club, G.A.A. WILLIAMS, ANNE WILLIAMS, ANNETTE Favcrite Subject: Sales with Mr. Cameron. WILLIAMS, LAURA CARSON Pee Wee Favorite Subject: English. Organizations: Future Teachers of America, G.A.A. WISNIEWSKY, EDWARD WOODS, ROBERTA YOUNG, RHODA Midge Favorite Subject: English with Miss Hogan. Organizations: Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., F.T.A., Student Council. Awards: Chorus Letter. zAMis, JOY Joy Favorite Subject: Band Boss , Organizations: Band 8- G.A.A. Awards: Band Letter. STEWART, WILLANNA Printing The Gruduoiion Program The Honor Society is an honor all students try to achieve. Only those with an E average qualify. If a student remains in the Honor Society for four years, he is inducted into the National Honor Society. This is the highest and most honored position a person can have. There are four Honor Society groups. Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior. Try to make all four. Clothilde Jackson SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Front Row, left to right: Judith Hovorko Arlene Ponshe, Deloris Carter, Sylvia Coda Betty Carlos, Ruth Hospodka. Middle Row: Beverly Borovansky Joann Jur kas, Carole Kos, Paul Sube, George Spalek Patricia Klobuchar, Marilyn Moravec Con stance Dulaose. Back Row: Marie Ruzicka, Margaret Gorman James Luznicky, Robert Kovanda Daniel Zitek Kenneth Vadovsky, Fred Selak, Linda Rousar Gerry Ford. 4-1' an Nl s-v.w.i, , , GUESS WHO 4'-'I EFS: . ' i i -.iss- -. ff ' f 5 . ' in 51 X X M' - . seg - p 1 I f X Q.2QiQi1 , x ' ggi :- . WX f . 3,5 MW, - 1 E 1 AXNPN . I.....x,...... SEE PAGE 103 '?5fi ,w Nairn. CLASS OF AUGUST 1958 ETA NOT PICTURED SOL BENDER HENRY SAFFOLD BRENDA BRONSON MARY DUDLEY HARLEY HAGLER PATRICIA BENSON BETTY BOLTON FLORRIE GIBBONS FREDERICK GILBERT ROSE ANN JOHNSON JOSEPH MARCHESE BRUCE PARKER HILDRED SMITH MARY SMITH CORRINE VALENTA JAMES PROPHET BRUCE NEWMAN ELLEN NOVAK fm HM!! SVGCE99 - 17' fl I ' 0 ii? '-I.-E if -T3 it S n will DIVISIONS On these pages are pictures of our Under- clcssmen. Very shortly, they will become the heirs to all the ioys and responsibilities of being Seniors. .IUNIORS Division 351 Row 'l, left to right: Cclrnell Caldwell, Lettye Thompson, Shirely Ruble. Row 2: Betty Ford, Claretta Benion, Barry Kristufek, Paul Sube, Pauline Hayden. Row 3: Millie Hornik, Tom Adamski, Bruce Neumann, Kenneth Vadovsky, Sandra Hol- man, Betty Bailey. Row 4: Mr. Bruska, James Beranek, Ronald Dusek, Bruce Parker, Joe Tesar, Ronald Vlk. Division 353 Row 1, left to right: Priscilla Polansky, Anne Samples. Row 2: Betty Carlos, Marilyn Moravec, Phyllis Cimmer, Barbara Hainy, Maggie Enger. Row 3: Ethel Stewart, LaVerne Sandifer, Florie Gibbons, Mary Dudley. Row 4: Henry Sima, Francis Gallagher, Lommie Hooker, Maryland Powell, Robert Spriggs. Division 354 Row l, left to right: Hubert Thompson, Arlene Ponshe, Marcia Nedved. Row 2: Pearlene Middleton, Ollie Valen- tine, Margie Turek, Stanley Cieslak. Row 3: Edith Powell, Elaine Koca, Gloria Kerkemeyer, Albine Wagemann, Juanita Jimison. Row 4: Michael Andrews, Howard Sessor, Ronald Hart, David Simpson. Row 5: Henry Komurek, John Jones, Fred Marsalek, Sol Bender, Daniel Zitek. Division 355 Row l, left to right: Barbara Pickett, Ada Welch, Dorothy Labedz. Row 2: Christine Owens, Leneice Dixson, Lula Lomac, Jean Moleck, Vivian Zahrad- nik. Row 3: Harold Pettis, Frederick Gilbert, Harley Hagler, Dolores Pope. Row 4: Joan Russell, Frank Martin, Charlesella Carter, Marie Ruzicka, Tom Wegis. Division 301 Row l, left to right: Joan Fron, Frank Matus, Peter Dietl, Kathleen Gorman. Row 2: Dorothy Depowski, Audrey Gall, Marie Dieckman, Gloria Jackson. Row 3: Albert Gorski, James Brachtl, James Conrad, Tom Traske. 39 Division 305 Row 1, left to right: Sharon Ralston, Phyllis Heyer, Barbara Roebuck, Mary Koykendoll, Janice Brazil, Mamie Bradley, Edith Norwood, Catherine Cuber. Row 2: Josephine Bryant, Sandra Freml, Danny Havel, Frank Perez, Curtis Robinson, Stanley Szudrowicz, Helen Owens, Lillian Hrnciar. Row 3: Sarah Harris, Sandra Harris, Mary- lee Chval, James Ziober, Eddie Smith, Pat Benson, Virginia Benes, Gladys Robinson. Row 4: Edward Pawelski, Alfred Moreno, Frank Silhavy, Don Tosch, Chester Bell, Robert Hood, John Gwinn, Nathaniel Nel- son, Dan Strezo. Division 303 Row l, left to right: Rosemarie Karas, Verdrye Williams, Connie Kosowski, Janice Vala, Janice Griffing. Row 2: Barbara Chaban, Marian Reeves, Lillie Mae Haney, Bill Laskowski, Gladys- tine Ready, Lorraine Budris. Row 3: Mary Dyson, Roland Pitts, Anthony Blake, James Chuman, Arthur Ehling, Frazier White, Judie Brasic. Row 4: Lawrence Dennis, Thaddeus Miller, Wesley Haney, Walter Seaton, Sam Cat- tenhead, Jerry Jones. Row 5: Dorothy Flagg, Odis Gause, Elijah Turner, Richard Novak, Joe Anton, Rufus Scott, Fran Janacek. Division 306 Row l, left to right: Elizabeth Saviano, Augusta Tolliver, Charles Jacobs, Catherine Lyse, Patricia Morgan, Anna Tichy, Carrie Smith. Row 2: Mary Melton, Carol Hoobyar, Tekla Staworski, Sandra Dostic, Richard Vlcek, Jettie Flales, Elaine Adensam, Sharon Johnson. Row 3: Martha Havlic, Jesse Woodson, Laura Patrick, Rose Marie Spencer, Connie McBride, Lotus Cook, Barbara Ann Wash- ington. Row 4: Chester Anderson, Joseph Sterba, Nathan Mayberry, John Williams, George Suika, Dennis Ivaniack, Joyce Henry. 40 G '52 ,+- mf - C ,' 1 l 4 lt L 1 ff Division 309 Row l, left to right: Charlotte Kolar, Eva Brown. Row 2: Frederick Hall, Joanne Marra, Barbara O'Connor, Barbara Luspin. Row 3: Joyous Smicklas, .Ioan Paveza, Geraldine Ullsmith, Beverly Witlcowslxi, Lydia Sidlarulm. Row 4: William Harris, Lonnie Evans, James Stevens, Eva Kratochvii. Row 5: Patricia Gates, Tony Ondrus, Dan Horniacek, James Vrba, Ronald Wasie- lewski. 41 Division 307 Row l, left to right: Betty Smith, Amelia Ann Holub, Judy Mareslca, Barbara Tignor. Row 2: Nancy Linger, Nancy Liska, Augus- tine Wilson, Carole Ptacek, June Thomas. Row 3: Ethel Cooper, Lindsey Carr, Alber- ta Kocean, Delton, Robinson, Theresia Barlow, Flossie English. Row 4: Jessie Lee Patrick, Glower Wash- ington, Roosevelt Montgomery, Henry Gonzalez, Ace Ware, Charles Ford, Fran Simik. Division 308 Row l, left to right: Marion Harville, Esther Gundersen, John Gsell, Glenda Coley, Maryann Weglarz, Maxine Simmons. Row 2: William Jones, Delores Morgan, Gearldean Miles, Vernette Vraney, Don- zetta Griffin, Callie Fowler. Row 3: Dessa Payne, Judy Svedberg, Verla Maben, Helen Prager, Marlene Han- son, Helen Spears. Row 4: Thomas Sevcilx, Marie Hayes, Shirley Prasil, Pleas Honeywood, Gloria Neumann. Row 5: Eugene Webb, Charles Victor, Charles Fair, Jesse Armstrong, Frank Janca, Willian Rout. Division 310 Row 1, left to right: Lena Kelly, Carol Rozhon, Bonita Zelenka, Darlene Schaufler. Row 2: June Russel, Arlene Devorsky, Joyce levi, Louise Brooks, Joyce Harper. Row 3: Audrey Tonhaiser, Carol Randall, Barbara Falicetti, Ernestine Posley, Char- lotte Black. Row 4: Jane Slavik, Carl Falicetti, Gloria Jean Ward, Sandra Besida, Regina Tram- mell, Delores Perry. Row 5: Andrew Shavers, Henry Peeler, Gerald Robinson, Ernest Terrell, Dennis Lagzdins, Henry Early. Division 251 Row 1, left to right: JoAnn Lyles, Bonnie Roeseke, Mae Brown, Judy Frett, Johnnie Mae Lewis. Row 2: Georgia Day, Arlene Ruble, Loret- ta Krakowski, Sandra King, Aline Gold- man, Earnestine Carter. Row 3: Earnestine Daniels, Diane Harris, Agatha Cotton, Joelene Beasley, Jonathan Harris, Myrtle McNeal, Marion Mixon. Row 4: Barbara Svoboda, Teddy Karvon, Talmadge Mallett, Robert Mesec, Dale Cer- bin, Patricia Uldrych. Row 5: Esau Mohammed, Pierre Sellers, Douglas Erves, Joe Riha, Terry Runge, Dennis Drdu. 42 SOPHOMORES These are our second year divisions. As Sophomores 'these students are aware of the importance of completing their high school education. -UG- Fl! NC' MSRP mmf of Division 253 Row 'l, left to right: Sarah Reed, Elisabeth Kushner, Cynthia Graham, Marlene Wright. Row 2: Dorothy Williams, Rosalind Kin- dred, Loverne Pugh, Jeannette Holub, Suzanne Surak, Sandra Garber, Cynthia Jefferson. Row 3: Judy Kuhar, Deanna Garrett, Barbara Diggs, Sylomie Mills, Yetta Aikens, Patricia Veriga, Val Lastofka. Row 4: Marva Holden, Leory Little, Boyd Amicks, Phillip Barnes, Lewis Johnson, Elizabeth Hora. Row 5: Leodis McKenzie, Kenneth King, Darryl Brushaber, Louis Strickland, Richard Warunek, James Pickett, Eddie Baines. Division 254 Row l, left to right: Elaine Thompson, Robert McNeil. Row 2: Diane Trusgnich, Diane Cermak, Hattie Robinsom, Kathleen Bergfors, Shirley Price. Row 3: Bobbie Parker, Albert Camper, Donald Svehla, Len Dusak, Janet Morinari, Annie Bryant. Row 4: Johnny Popielasz, Marty Woitysiak, Ronald linger, Butler Mitchell, Leroy Masek. Row 5: Frank Tesinky, Ronald Lozanski, Fred St. Pierre, Joe Penn, Henry Lollar, Joseph Perch. Division 255 Row l, left to right: Sandra Alexander, Eunice Toliver, Opal Blue, Gloria Jean Rudolph, Joie Pertiller. Row 2: Alfred Bond, Deanna Stokes, Kveta Kratochvil, Nadine Roberts, Hazel Walker, Barbara Heflin. Row 3: Sandra Hill, Ethel Warner, Frank Walker, Charles Neely, Norman Miderski, Mary Alicia Ball, Lorraine Mareska. Row 4: Ronald Turek, Edward Torver, Earl Cielenski, John Richardson, Ralph Rogers, Sylvester Richardson, Armando Oakes. Row 5: Monroe Banks, Keith Molik, Pres- cott Wells, Charles Pogorelec, Tom Fitz- gerald, Richard Smolik, Garland Reed. 43 Division 201 Row l, left to right: Rene Vavruska, Sally Turner, Julie Zadel. Row 2: Vera Robinson, Dolores Bagrowski, Judy Bernet, Priscilla Batz. Row 3: Emily Lexow, Floyd Thompson, Anita Lyn Hotman. Row 4: Irma Richardson, Adolph Barto- linskas, Steve Drozda, Barbara Ligans. Division 202 Row l, left to right: J. P. Harper, Sophie Vasalalxos, Tangee White. Row 2: Margaret Williams, Diana Fritze, Kenneth Miller, Carol Scott. Row 3: Johnnie M. Moorer, Atlanta Thomas, Hattie Harper, Mae Woodford. Row 4: Emanuel Willis, Anthony Homyk, Steve Wichert, Harold Denis. Row 5: Ronald Knapp, Deloris Wilson, Annie Woodard, Robert Stewart. 44 Division 256 Row l, left to right: Clarise Cleveland, Carol Whitmer, Ruthie Browley, Bertice Montogomery, Jimmy Delask. Row 2: Carol Reven, Billy Crutcher, Charles Allen, Louis Kolnik, Charles Jackson, Linda Drasal. Row 3: Alex Pearson, Frances Benedict, Maurice Miller, Otto Krumpholc, Raymond Miller, Eleanor Musto, Ruby Anderson. Row 4: Lee Dosedlo, Jerome Satala, Ron- ald Jurcy, Lou Mach, John Cowan, Bob Macuba, Ronald McEwen, Roger Pratali. If Division 203 Row 'I, left to right: Veronica McDaniels, Sim Clark, Glendell Martin. Row 2: Susan Sucansky, Linnie B. Ander- son, Carol Schutzner, Janet Jedlicka. Row 3: Joan Archibald, Shelley Fisher, Frank Nosil, Helen Rouse. Row 4: Janet Kopriva, Oscar Fox, Anton Frank, Earl Bailey. Jr C., .iz A-vs, wc...- 3, Division 204 Row l, left to right: Donald Maika, Geral- dine McKinnie, John Houston. Row 2: Janie Mack, Jane Takahashi, Annie Tolbert, Judy Morehead, Linda Marek. Row 3: Estelle Vinson, Ruthie Harrison, Nada Dobias, Mildred Dobias, Vera Jean Davis, Margie Granderson. Row 4: Kenneth Booker, Lee Jorik, Patricia Masden, Rich Sikyta, John New. Row 5: Gilbert Riley, Bob Pesch, Robert Jones, Duane Engelbrecht, Robert Moravec, Lara Yamil, Willis Jones. Division 205 Row 1, left to right: Clara Wright, Glenda Ricono, Joyce Uzel, Diana Moore, Mavis Taylor. Row 2: Maria Mootry, Viola Marshall, Virginia Johnson, Vernita Hunter. Row 3: Norma Dusanck, John Trepina, James Novak, R. L. Rogers, Doris Buric. Row 4: Joe Garasic, Jack Taylor, Wilbur Stokes, Tony Sires. Row 5: Edsal Watson, Albert Kocers, Wayne Rauscheraberg, Eddie Calhoun, Thomas Reese, Willie White. 45 Division 206 Row l, left to right: Wilson Prince, Lizzie Alexander, Lillian Zeno. Row 2: Sylvia Barnes, Kathryn Merhaut, Yolanda Thompson. Row 3: Lawrence Bailey, Roberta Antoine, Joan Witcher, Robert Bernas, Ollie Seals. Row 4: Bonnie Lee Taylor, Frank Lechocki, Robert Hromadka, Rita Hromadka. Row 5: George Lehr, Lawrence Mitchell, Robert Winter, Paul Zenisek, Charles Tines. Division 207 Row l, left to right: Marilyn Tregner, Joyce Strickland. Row 2: Joan Pyskocek, Michael Hruska, Minnie Richardson, Maryanne Tyle. Row 3: Carol Franc, B. Burman, Russell Dusak, Hoger Dillingson, Ann Horniacek, Row 4: Marie Branch, John Fischer, Ed- ward Heffern, Omar Harvey. Row 5: Alice Thurmond, Marshall Coleman, Florence Steward, Juanita Reese. Division 208 Row 1, left to right: Ken Stanec, Era Mae Mclin. Row 2: Bernice Golden, James Cabay, Carole Sevcik, Benson Floyde, Juanita Dubose, Cynthia Hayes. Row 3: Rita R. Bender, Gerald Juracka, Doris Eller, Nino Corbitt, Louis Ondrus, Emma Foster. Row 4: Alice Walters, Gail Kasper, Pat Rehak, Joan Vanilc, Mary Wilson, Robin- son Gola. Row 5: Margaret Varner, Tyler Cleo, Andrew Cullins, Kenneth Kralik, Tony Ziemba, Jeanette Ward, Robert Hall. 46 1 .4 xv s....N,n .f-H Division 209 Row 1, left to right: Rose Brown, Lillian Grant, Cora Burks, Yuonne Petrik, Rae Marie Hanson. Row 2: Barbara Walker, Barbara Cross, Millie Mays, Darlene Miehke, Row 3: Lenora Suggs, Jeanette Zaborsky, Jessie Mae Gooley, Janice Calloway, Hat- tie Gray. Row 4: Dennis Urban, Kenneth Honey- wood, Thomas Murphy, Tom Kozelka, Thomas Jachim. Row 5: lnetha Carter, James Georeff, Charles Curtis, Beverly Baroch, Maxine Crockrom. Division 211 Row 1, left to right: Marilee Heuermann, Annie Hollins, Barbara Lewis, Annie Walker, Diane Gurschke. Row 2: Sherry Jarzomkowski, Lavern Felton, Mattye Richardson, Mildred Simon. Row 3: Percy Rowan, Judith Young, Freddye Mixon, Betty Mihone, Albert Benes. Row 4: Anita Hanus, Percy Middleton, Willie Phillips, Ella James. Row 5: Hubert Carr, Cecil Jennings, Rudy Jezek, Vilemsons Modris, Wilbert Johnson. Division 212 Row 1, left to right: Walterene Jones, Walter Popek, Dessie Lee Tyler. Row 2: Frieda Springs, Rudolph Bauer, Miriam Yvonne Polk, Arvid Kivi, Annette Jones. Row 3: Virginia Dubeck, Mollie McNeal, Jackie Gicla, Costellow Stokes, Willia Hargrett, Regina Poe. Row 4: Wayne Dusek, Betty Schinski, Anita Lombardi, Odis Horne, John Dimoff. Row 5: Douglas Bolling, Eugene Robinson, Fred O'Connor, George Jaros, Andrew Sims, Andrew Pulliam. 47 Division 213 Row I, left to right: Rosie Rainer, Shirley Baines, Gwendolyn Ewing, Sharon Stei- skal. Row 2: Sharon Smith, Ada Rodriguez, David Ryeczyk, Emily Vidmont, Mary Mirdada. Row 3: Mary Ann Manning, Jessee Thomp- son, Earline Green, Rose Roberts, James Pryor, Barbara Sima, Princella Honey- wood, Emmett Hunter. Row 4: Miss Watson, Walter Cosey, Rich- ard Moravec Grace Kriskstopaitis, Emett Hunter, Reincello Honeywood. Row 5: Richard Maskell, Beverly Westphal, Dennis Washington, Booker Dawkins, Dolores Deering, Edward Vanecek. Division O02 Row 'l, left to right: Shirley William, Margaret Marsh, Maggie Mayfield. Row 2: Florence Butler, Mildred Cupal, Lee Esther Collar, Vera Mae Eastling. Row 3: Carrie McCree, Sammie Worthy, .leffrie Mitchell, Marvin Ayers, Leona Baker. Row 4: Liza Mae Smith, Lovie Terrell, Nancy Lee Walter, Homer Taylor. Row 5: W. 1. Brooks, Thomas White, Earl Mclntyre, Davis Coakley, Dorothy Pratt. Division O01 Row 1, left to right: Barbara Annerino, Patricia Vogritz, Alice Quill. Row 2: Richard Lesniak, Bruno Naspinski, Charles Wright, Thomas Guenther. Row 3: Michael Asendio, Eddie Miles, Dennis Schrieber. 48 Division l 5'l Row l, left to right: Sandralee Martin, Evelyn Cobb, Betty Germany. Row 2: Elsie Fitzgerald, Edward Homolka, Marjorie Antoine. Row 3: Carol Kec, Delores Diggs, Dorothy Carr, Christopher Owens. Row 4: Sue Drozdilc, James Stingily, Ernie Scholz, Charlie Noble, Gladys Turelr. Division 152 Row l, left to right: Cortelius Williams, Fernando Ellis, Mary Martin, Dorothy Blano, Mattie McCoy, Janice Parker, Anton Marek. Row 2: Steve Goldston, Rosa Lee Drew, Robert Portwood, Carole Sivalr, Dorothy Faulkner, Patricia Whiteley, George Wil- liams. Row 3: Pollester Burgess, Melvin McCol- lum, Ella Crawford, Kay Sonns, Jimmy White, John Garrett, Chavitye Wilson. Row 4: Eddie Bean, Edwin Celovsky, Tom Dunn, Richard Marra, Peter Pavlu, Clifton Collins. Row 5: Jerry Gore, Willie Wallace, James Vileta, Randolph Pilney, Edward Vesely, Henery Conley, Kenneth Taylor. Division 153 Row l, left to right: James Smittyklas, Clifton Robinson, Calvin McCraney, Milan Molina, Evelyn Svec, Charlotte Valenta. Row 2: Perry Richardson, Abigail Hayden, Elaine Trepina, Delores Horton, Evelyne Heard, Jeanette Cupil, Chester Zaluga, Laurnette Kyles. Row 3: Joe Griffith, Harry Bronson, Mont- gomery Madison, Leroy Heath, Leroy Ewing, Monroe Lollar, Grace Howard. 49 Division 155 Row l, left to right: Donald Bohdalovsky, Everlena Mitchell, Chinester Miller, Carolyn Vedral, Dennis Bernardo. Row 2: Janice Rossi, Roselle Sanders, Ronald Thompson, Leonard Kopecky, Loretha Notall, Carol Holly. Row 3: Gertrude Hauzer, Elaine Powell, Myron Martin, Marianne Roberts, Carol Lexow, Freddie Mae Staten. Row 4: Don Musial, Richard Mach, Turner Warren, Estella Fossette, James Jackson, Thomas Dominick. Row 5: Ronald Losew, Perry McArthur, James Stingley, Sherman Marshall, Harold Kurowski. Division 156 Row 1, left to right: Mark Benson, John Potokar, Gwendolin Washington, Marget Grand, Earl Young. Row 2: Emma Silas, Joe Wright, Frank Michalek, Sharon VonDrasek, Barbara Washington. Row 3: Dennis Surna, Elaine Cohen, Barbara Moravec, Donald Gorup. Row 4: Paul Vesecky, William Mosley, John Vana, Ted Krakowski, Brian Puppilo. 50 K1 -wmv' Division 154 Row l, left to right: Gloria Roland, Grace Dennis. Row 2: Bonnie Russell, Irma McGee, E. L McGee, Beatrice Hartley. Row 3: Augorie Davis, Florence Booker, Joan Spotsville, Helen Montgomery. Row 4: David Kelly, Elliott Shackelford, Joyce Marshall. Row 5: Benny Mical, James Montgomery, William Chambers, Dick Dwight. Division l57 Row l, left to right: Bill Novak, Julie Cannon, Charlene Wilkerson. Row 2: Willie Nell Washington, Rosie Adams, Jacqueline Hrdlicka, Gwendolyn Hagler. Row 3: Charles Bord, Walter Hirsekorn, Richard Jones, James Turner, Doris Marshall. Row 4: Rosie Redding, Dorothy Coleman, Dianne Williams, Mildred Benia. Row 5: James Erby, Anderson Talmuy, leavy Craig, Jeff Hayes, Paul Chandler. Division 160 Row I, left to right: Barbara Preston, Oressa Valenta, John Anderson, Bernadine Liss. Row 2: Joan Manke, Jerry New, Duane Vlasak, Judy Rousar. Row 3: Dana Kratochvil, Jane Carter, Kenneth Harris, Frank Liska, Emma Scott. Row 4: Frank Zahour, Gary Gordon, Rita Mae Timms, James Calderon Row 5: Rosa Marie Haney, Ronald Patter- son, John Cleaves, Jamie Cooper, Jeanette Zalesky. Mr. Prottsman Division 101 Row 1, left to right: Gertalyn Gibbs, Pearl Austin. Row 2: Petronella Nowak, Mariorie Hickey, Willie Ruth Bedmon, Sharon Adamczyk, Joanne Piazza, Sharon Bates. Row 3: Ronnie Cherry, Barbara Griffin, Ethel B. Long, Dennis Fritts, Jimmie Bailey, Shirley Burnett, Hattie Brown. Division 102 Row 1, left to right: Shirley Bentley, Doris Jean Robbin, Frances Andrews. Row 2: Dorothy Chatman, Arlene Cada, Earlene Randle. Row 3: Rosann Homolka, Claire Havlicek, Carmen Hylton, Joan Black. Row 4: Barbara Depowski, Elodia Hood, Patricia Meely, Row 5: Charles Reed, George Lettie, Betty Curtis, Margaret Campbell. Division 103 Row 1, left to right: Billie Melton, Charles- tine Hunt, Frank Traylor, Alice Hudson, Janiece Luspin. Row 2: Paul R. Redding, Sharon Klatt, Ann Kasal, Raymond Rodriguez. Row 3: Joyce Allene Elder, Beverly Wil- liams, James Cook, Jessie Robinson, Myra Farley. Row 4: Penny Kamba, Leona Walker, Yolanda Gayles, Joyce Hill. Row 5: Clarence Parker, Annie Hegwood, Michael Summers, Pearlie Mae Riddle, Alan Nadon. 52 F R E S H M E N These are our first year divisions. These Fresh men have developed a sense of pride in being Admirals , and have become the loyal s p porters of their school. 'as ill ilk ff 1 .ggi emi J .-is .nw- -A ' Wair- K +4 I, . .was 'Ww- .pn -7518 'R' , bw' Division 104 Row 1, left to right: Jerome Stankiewicz, Linnell Barnes, Lucy Regalad, Jacqueline Schellenberg, Dennis Madelien. Row 2: June Elkins, Diane Amos, Eddie Spurr, William Ryter, Mamie Johnson, Natalie Rishikousky. Row 3: JoAnn Johnson, Freida Mann, Alfred Brinson, Geraldine Owens, Valuetta Hughes, Maedell Walker. Row 4: Mary Lois Lindsay, Edith Panek, Catherine Perrin, Darlene Ogles, Edith Barnes. Row 5: Elliston Smith, Herbert Holt, James Smith, Joe Fleming, William Mahrley, Eddie Barnes. Division 105 Row 1, left to right: Gilbert Meredith, Loretta Owen, Jannice Herrick, Carlsen Spahn, Kenneth Simpson, Betty Ann Brown. Row 2: Barbara Young, Moses Fitzgerald, .loan Uzel, Carol Vanderiack, Mabel Bullocks, Lillian Torrence. Row 3: Ferdinand Klamik, Rosalie Jeraw- ski, Thomas Simon, Albert Kapsa, Barbara Freitag, Marie Sundle, Barbara Williams. Division 106 Row 1, left to right: Vivian Reed, Vernia Echols, Shelia Myszkowski, Linda Hinshaw, Martha Davis. Row 2: Darnell Veal, Maggie Hudson, Helena Portwood, Joanne Vavruska, Carol Falicetti. Row 3: Robert Heard, Edward Joe Adams, Laverne Perry, Evelyn DeBerry, Samuel Hornsby. Row 4: Thomas John Brever, Mae Frazier, Betty Reed, Jerome Green. Row 5: Penney Dobrovity, David Washing- ton, Emma Davis, Tony Ward, Vernon House. Division 107 Row 1, left to right: Julia Hughes, Landra Cook. Row 2: Gerald Odenbach, Allen Blanche, Darlene Jerebec. Row 3: Eva Hernandez, Eva Hnatek, Robert Ewing, Diane Kosowski, Dorothy Sample. Row 4: Pat Houpy, Dorothy Grover, Sandra Sherlock, Diane Linhart. Row 5: Maxine Chapman, Jesse Jefferson, Tom Mandarino, Richard Warren, Shirley Hill. 53 Division 108 Row 1, left to right: Joyce Kinney, Carl Green. Row 2: Dianne Lee, Ido Jones, Barbara Lawson, Lue Emma Ridley. Row 3: Rita O'Carroll, Virginia Sims, Frank Alexis, Zelma Smith, Rosemary Jackson. Row 4: Willie Hagler, Gloria Yardrough, Judith Zach, Theodore Vyhnonek. Row 5: Donald Novy, Richard Mitchell, John Malich, Edward Rasentreter, Roseann Tesar. Division 109 Row 1, left to right: Joyce Smith, Susan Stanek, Karen Stanek, Portia Sims. Row 2: Odell Perryman, Frank Belchak, Patricia Stevens, Howard Schaufler, Helen Mayfield. Row 3: James Cimmer, Patricia White, Imogene Bench, Allen James, Lavay Pesic, James Moses. Row 4: Mario Borkowski, Neonia Ander- son, Delores Mahone, Marjorie Oglesby, Henry Brachtl. Row 5: Edna Pittman, Charlie Straughter, Patricia Smith, Diane Vyskoc, Milan An- dreides, Charlene McCline. Division 110 Row 1, left to right: Christine Clement, Mable Pettis, Corothy Turner, Ernestine Perry, Jolene Dewald. Row 2: Lonnie Strong, Charlene Basener, Carlienne Burhoop, Roy Brooks, Maxine Parker, John Caldwell. Row 3: Clarence Eggart, Fred Van De Vanter, Allan Taylor, Greg Spocek, David Brasic, Harold Charnisky, Marvin Thomas. Division 111 Row 1, left to right: Robert Robinson, John Savage, Carol Gillis, Doris Poe, Ray- mond Devorsky, Delores Robinson. Row 2: Joe Hainy, Charles Porter, Inez Dickerson, Gail Kamykowski, Sharon Hampl, Tana Curtis. Row 3: Phil Boyo, Earnest Jones, Ed Ever- sole, Charles Palmore, Henry English, Ronald Godina, Katie Rogers. 54 Qu,-MQW' Division 113 Row l, left to right: Nicholene Werenchuk, Ilona Armour, Lonnie Fleming. Row 2: Olivia Pearson, Marie Burnett, Carolyn Patrick, Rose Riha. Raw 3: Barbara Ellen, John Kos, Janet Nesbitt. Row 4: Jimmy Chatmon, Evelyn Johnson. Row 5: Judith Alise McEwn, Frank Young, Julia Matta. Division 'I 12 Row I, left to right: Rita Andronac, William Ullsmith, Clara Poveza. Row 2: Marnette Frierson, Carol Taylor, Dirk Hayes. Row 3: Willie Gamble, Cecelia Kelly, Pat Vollmer, Lawrence Wilhight. Row 4: Connie Castroneisro, Walter Jones, Chauncey Woods, Ralph Grammont, Mary Hess. Row 5: Ruby Washington, Robert Herrich, Allen Jezek, Geraldine Nerud. Division 114 Row 1, left to right: John Tomasiewicz, Sandra Mace, James Wodclell, Bobby Ward, Joe Kozmic. Row 2: Barbara Spears, Bonnie Verba, Marilyn Luzar, Rudy Spevak. Row 3: Dorothy Johnson, Leslie Latham, Richard Melzacki, Johnny Harley, Willy Mae Yates. Row 4: Jackie Heydanek, Thyia Oberg, Joanne Mikoloiczyk, Janet Koterba. Row 5: Thomas Pawelski, Raymond Jarosek, Robert Heinrich, Ron Malinowicz, Francis Murphy. 55 Division T02 Front Row, left to right: Unidentified William Willis, Black Quitman, Edward Kozdras, Richard Loeffler, Richard, Roger Muelling, George Smith, Josphine Harville, Billie Cobb. Middle Row: Barbara Hendrix, Nancy Dud- zik, Juanita Williams, Wilam Andrew, Timieth Collier, Betty Heavens, Camille Homollca, Karen Druhn, Rosetta Blocker, Pearleatha McCree. Rear Row: Betty McFadden, James Trent, Nan. cy Jelinek, Bill Komorous, William Hartson, Carolyn Hahn, Carl Kyles, Raymond Schultz, Terry Brown, Thomas Hyde. Division 'lOl Front Row, left to right: Donna Reed, Phil Behnke, Minnie Germany, Lizzie Griffis. Middle Row: William Alexander, Leola Al- bridge, Lorraine Richards, Dorothy Shavers, Barbara Mazique, Ricky Dusek. Rear Row: John Homyk, Frank Dragisic, Lenard Evans, Thomas Jones, Keith, Kolarik. 56 Division IO3 Front Row, left to right Frank Neuman, Asby Thompson, Raymond McDonald, Em- ma Jean Suttks, Elnora Jones, Essie Mc Fadden, Lena Williams, James Mach, James Meegan. Middle Row: Mary Chiisp, Thomas Lewis, Darlene Kaczor, Annie Cooper, Luceal Burnside, Willie Wilson, James Jelinek, Cecelia Levalce, Maxine Henry, Patricia Kinser, Doretha Keys, Christine Slavik. Rear Row: Unidentified Anniphine Coffine, Gerald Lombardi, Ron Eminger, Ralph Gale, Johnson Mabie, Preston Lynch, Unidentified Delores Walker, Paul Crockron. Division 104 Row l, left to right: Kenneth Michaels, Kathleen Lindsey, Shirley Drink, Patricia Williams, Joan Kvopil, Joanne Trochin. Row 2: Connie Daniels, Dorothy McHenry, Nora Jean Bell, Virginia Jones, Willie Mae Jones. Row 3: Jesse Miller, Percy Ellis, Dom Rezac, Clarence Tesk, Robert Hendrix, Dorothy Benton. Row 4: Edward James, Kenneth Muhale- zewski, Lamont Jacobs, Johnny Brown, Freddie Peterson. Division l05 Front Row, left to right: Irene Bailey, Charles Myles, Arlene Lozarowicz. Middle Row: Betty McNutt, Paula Ganier, Carole Seinoha, Edna Moore, Barbara Tyse. Back Row: Lorraine Bda, Kathleen Lund- gren, Joseph Mclntosh, John Burdinek, Katherine Price, Arlene Janus. 57 Division 106 Front Row, left to right: Gale Stenson, Rona Hurst, Theresa Pevitts, Craig Vyhna- nek, Mollie Stewart, Curtos Palker, Middle Row: Mary Webb, Janice Polansky, Lula Duff, Robert Scales, Odell Little, Janie Moore, Joyce Morris, Patricia Peters, Henry Simmons, Maudella Wallace. Last Row: Bruce Szapeh, Barbara Sracken, Susan Rousar, Steve Barnas, Robert arker, Mable Montahue, Ronald Perry, James Howard, Glenda Holmen, Aaron Gray, Dorothy Weddington. Division 'IO7 Front Row, left to right: Barbara Thomas, Willie Davies, Carl Fleming, Cora House, Sandra Nelson. Middle Row: Judy Price, Gloria Jean Burns, lrvin Black, Anna Marie Tvarozek, Jimmy Penn, Frederick Woodson, Sonia Elaine Bradberry. Rear Row: Jimmy Irby, Kenneth Galczak, George Vrba, James Herzberon, Raymond Round, Charles Tomas, Brian Hostak. Division T08 Front Row, left to right: Lucille Clark, Countess Owens, Barbara Reed, Harry Silos, Delores Freeman, F. Ramsey. Midle Row: Joan Zielinski, Daniel Jemison, Cozette Jones, Ella Saffold, Christine Cot- ton, Rosa Lee Thompson. Row 3: Jimmy Hughes, Richard Novak, David Bryant, Clark Lloyd, Herbert Staten, Willie Reese. Rear Row: Edward Ures, Terry Cipra, Unidentified Robert Hudec, Dennis Recek. 58 'SF' ,, mama' K :gif 'rv xv-,...,,,,,,,,,, I C A ff The Oregon Trail For Home Work? Type Setters O11 e of our Senators lives here. 59 5, l 2 Q Row 'I left to right: Ruth Hospodka, Nancy linger, Mirka Meizr, Diane Stenfenfeld, Kathy Nemec, Kathleen Gorman. Row 2: Sylvia Cada, Judith Hovorka, Jo Ann Jurkas, Donna Hockings, Carolyn Burnett, Blanche Homolka, Beverly Borovanslcy. Row 3: Mr. Mach, Gwen Mitchell, Patricia Klobuchar, Margaret Gorman, Linda Rousar, Geraldine Ford, Judy Zasadil. Row 4: Sidney Castle, Judy Schrefier, James Nelson, Frank Kohuf, Robert Kovanda, Neclra Seiler, James Luznicky. 6 fx. - 4 5 Q f , i w P , A S c E 5 'X 11 levi may un nf.- mm ' nl i .D Fa f A if ,Atl 'M ev iq: .,',', . - sf ' Q 4 . V .QQ Q 2. If x x , 2 ig, , , Q .IES S- fx A? K 1 K 4 J A grimy is la .F feb! 1 x A 3 ' KL N' '. Mf.,. I Parent Teachers Association The Farragut Parent Teacher Association was organized in 1928. It is made up of parents, teachers, and other members of the community who are interested in becoming better acquainted with school problems in order to promote the best interests of the school and community. Their theme this year, Climbing to Higher Standards With Our Youth, brings out what the P. T. A. strives for. Their meetings are held every second Thursday of each month in room 217, and their programs are planned to intrest and help parents in guiding their children. Row l, left to right: Marilyn Moravec, Svetlana Krstick, Gerry Ford, Shirley Prasil, Tom Wegis, Marie Ruzicka, Yetta Aikens, Kathie Oyler, Martha Havlic. Row 2: Joan Fron, Deloris Carter, Stan Cieslalc, Paul Sube, Constance Dubose, Charles Maul, Peter Dietl, Georgia Carruthers, Carol Cuber, Carol Hoobyar. Row 3: Charles Ford, James Bratchl, Richard Novak, Charles Gruner, James Conrad, Alan Lovitsch, Larry Cambalilc, Robert Kovandcn, Dainis Layzdins. Row 4: Stephen Thomas, Kenneth Vadovsky, John Gwinn, Gunther Dorth, Joseph Krenovslcy, James Vrba, Sidney Castle, Robert Hanus, Willie Pitts, Fred Selak, Henry Sima, Ronald McEwen, Jim Stevens. A Lx sv- vii Wa. ,M-0--n...,,.wN 63 iw 'M American Heritage Front Row, left to right: Ruth Hospodka, Catherine Cuber, Carol Hoobyar, Judith Hovorka Sylvia Cada, Paul Sube, Beverly Borovanslxy, Deloris Carter, Joan Fron, Doris Malin Middle Row: Constance Dubose, Joann Jurlxas, Carole Kos, Patricia Klobuchar, Marie Ruzicka Shirley Prasil, Gloria Neumann, Gerry Ford, Sandra Harris, Maxine Klave, Martha Havllc Back Row: Marilyn Moravec, George Spalek, Fred Selalc, Charles Ford, Don Barta, James Brachtl, Robert Kovanda, Sidney Castle, Joseph Krenovslcy, Jim Stevens, Judy Svedberg Farragut has achieved an enviable reputation for its pro gram of aid for students with weak academic backgrounds and this year the faculty inaugurated a crash program for the education of gifted students with high l.Q.'s In the American Heritage and Special Math courses taught by Mr. Stevenson and Miss Morgan, respectively all bright Farragut students will receive work that carries them into the college level. Taught by superior teachers who have prepared special lesson plans, the classes offer highly specialized acceler ated study for the exceptional student. The American Heritage course is a two-period per day five day-per-week course, offering credits in both American History and English, The course, prepared by Mr. Stevenson in coopera tion with the English and Civics departments is a broad survey course, offering the intelligent student a chance to utilize a wider range of American literature as the basis for a concentrated course in American History. Students in the Special Math class are selected by Miss Morgan on the basis of their ability, and they are permitted under her expert guidance, to go as far into advanced mathe matics as their abilities permit. N' rr' a , ?4Kf as ig: N is .-. 61 9? I , lf? ifgge was fi fin' - WY 1 ft 933 -rj? 45512 F, 5 l'-. fag? W' fs is fi? of u i. f' I - - ll fgf . x N Qf?.?l DECLARAQ wilt? fi t' or GIR- ENCE :Elf-lf' -.1 s X .JULY 4, me - - , -K WHEN, IN THE counsz or HUM X -5 I IT szcones NECESSRRY FDR ONE f f lg . wssows -rue POLITICAL Bums X f ,' y -Q couuscrso THEM wmv morn X i , mom, THE P 'fffiiw 23 .,,,.1,f' or NATURI3 Goo :rmr I l 'Nii' gfzgggf f 0 THE ommous or mf l :noun or 5 .. ' ro ru: sspevlsgfnlzll U , 1 X j 'rum --+ f rig' -war A'2lf13gli'fllnI:?F , l f ff X :Krazy -Eff, . mn- THEIR CRFAYDQ If ' U l AH-we wf'sHxl fi 6,554 . ' ' K' 2 HNfPINfss, 'run 'rv , ,W NT, M, ' , tusvfvuwo AMONG i mm Xl-E1 4.- Nxruror vue j X X 1 f' ' THF J j or I ' f l I 'ro V' ' 7' - 14. Nm, , f' l 5 ll l l ,wx ,lf j l ,W 1 I r l, 1 ' K A l f 1l'fL 7 ll i .lll Qlll' 'all will 'rl ! I , , I -4 Prottsman DEPARTMENTS All school work is centered in the various de- partments of the school. I would like to show you o few examples of the achievements of some of these groups here at Farragut. 65 Q SEQ xg Syn 014 liWl,E Sum? naw Pu wig... 1' 4-:MF English Department Eff!! Who Said Johnny Can't Read ? As you know, students at Farragut are required to take seven semesters of English. Future Newsmen will want to take Journalism and future office workers will want to take Business English. Public Speaking, which is a great help in every career, is also offered. Besides these extra English classes, eight semesters of Basic English are offered by Farragut's English Department. English is one of the top requirements of success and Farragut's English Department is qualified to supply the background needed. Linda Rousar if QF S 'V J' f 4 ' o ' O ' O -f.-W, W-vm'-mw U4-na.-4-n.m-ea W--wi-is-'f ' L, Utiil W H . was 42 ' fg 'M ,il4v f P Q x 'E . . M 5 G 44 'Q D Y Hmauneii P Qui Ml 4 IX H 55 ll .- V . . .1 t lsr! f NMKNNM xx. D' 1, LL g . :wx ' 71 We x gg, ,, WM M- .. fiwlghw.. gi OMR sf V ,. N mp 5 fy X History Department Farragut's History classes have a variety of subjects one can take. A year of U.S. History and Civics are required, but after these your choices are almost unlimited. You may be interested in Modern History, European History, South American History and General History, all of which are taught by a staff of qualified History teachers. Beverly Borovansky U if 1 iii This ls Right - If I'm Luclcyl W it ri 9 MJ f , Llhfff: . ' Great IESAIMQRJCG . - MS Qemotmwx YYGSNQXQQX WW 3 UW wfm,3gtf2,Q3iw 'XX Wifi rx ft! l ln The Middle of an Island. Here's Your Bolloi Secret Ballot Public Law 195 my Science Department Farragut's Science Department is one of the best staffed in the Chicago area. Facilities and latest equipment provide for the students study as well as his interest in the science field. The Department offers 5 courses of study: General Science Crequiredj Biology, Physics, Senior Science and Chemistry lelectivesl. In the laboratory o student has the feeling of being an important part of the Science Department. Because he, like many students before him, are learning facts that are useful throughout his life. Gunther Dorth From these seeds tall trees grow. Close your eyes and hope for the best. Movies Are Better Than Ever! 72 I think that I shall never see 1 1 l fa' iz, dz HEL 3 1 li 531-finxafs ,M gigiiz 2 ,Q 1 E 5 w 2 2 E 2 , iff! 5 S i ,M- ah K :J 2 . w 5 m 'f-M-'..M y 5 5. w ibm 'M.,,NA lk ,, f-5...-A I J ':e f:xsf? K ' : ' fixing 5 55, M ig 1 'av 5 R ' X 4 B' :AW , ., ..,..,.,., 4 , ,,M,,y, . Q, q Vw. 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It wus never like this in kindergarten! 75 fs Fcscinaiionl The only man in the class Does the adding machine subfraci? Tomcrrow's Secretary 76 Q Wwmmmf , ne: I 1 ' : ' . - W .M N w. nf-U' NWO ff M.qw-ff wx 1, 51 w .mn ,f was if ff '4 Wwn- .N qhuwvff 4 'm'S,,sd- lg . 9 xy , 5 W - :fi 11:5 TT ' - f.. fa I 1' fix ff 1 . f .FW 'Min - I' N, ' M ' was K , FF -V ' V . i 'M I ,M ,' Q ' f A - M X www , . , , 2 FJ'?W':,w 225 Af.: -W--M S v -fk4i34ygfg,,m13yp,Q,. A A 'ra I, A H 4, -Q 'mpg w wh nw i 33.2. .1 , . . N ,, , . M . K V, 44 ,V A ,egg QW' Ugg - w ESV j L...-1' . .A ' 1 R z ,,.M E 2 .AM--u.w,,,,m N-Que mmm AY, , Jw ggik E ' f 4, 'W ,:. wi' ,yr-:Sty 154. N. ,vm,,,b.,, 4 A T ty , Technical Department X li We at Farragut have the most up to date shops in the city. Thousands of dollars were spent in the last five years for latest equipment, power tools and supplies. There are five courses offered in the Technical Department: lndus- trial Arts, Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Electric Shop and Print Shop. A true Admiral takes the opportunity to promote his interests by letting the Technical Department to teach him the uses of hand tools, power tools, as well as teach him the fundamentals of a craftsman. Gunther Dorth s l li T jj Fix it, don't break itl Don't Hit That Thumbl 79 A - :Me ,ng as E X . f' mv -ww x SS . w A . gf, .dmv ww-Q .pfb '34 , . T .--fr Dx - -,,-. ,-. Q' - ., , ,,,,' ,V v ,y , Af. ,tgp ,. 4 I ff , 'Q jf: ffffk' ' 1- 'S .. ? . gg' 'Y l - V 1 'lf 'T' XA ,- I NJ xx N s ., sk A , W ',f'.:wY ,V '.:'7Q . ' - A lute Brealxfasi V.-1:1 23' I I I k W... --N F K M-U - :f 'J , 6 f 3,53 17, 3'1,'f1 Q N - X -- X, if Q? 2. 1 xx K' l X yvxwm l A-T T XA A j F in W , !' Q 7 , g N, I ' 91' f'-J ,Y'L'll V K, HOUSEHOLD ARTS 5 5 ' -'Z'-2- - N- X f , ,- Q 'X V f ' if - -X x ' ' JW' ' X J 5 X , xx H' to ect or not to eat , that is the quesiion Sugar and Spice and everything nice - - , W- E., X 5 Q .E Nw Q 1, .1 A QHQ A Aw Pass the Bromo! i N. my Q' Y 'yy W WW ig v xr Q fi... 6 . N f Q Vg ! A ' . ff Q M r g K I A 2 RY fb 2 x. 4 . f 7 Qi it .4 . t . A '-5 X in fi N: . . 'Ax .R X 3 ,.,, fit, V m 3 Slay , M vf L . ? i 2 ff . ,gh if W f .A V, . . , - ., J' ,. A kk N A ,. .., q,fWQXgA W., W, H., . I L , 1 .fi ffl + Q? L, lg, lb A n x M Q, . wif. 1 4 M 1 ' i agggiwbi Q ,A . , Q if fl M X' ' y E mx A g QU uf, 120 1... ., Q , . is 5 ' QQ W , X W A I X 3 X . .N ,.,.. H1 1 I ' ' Es. K ' f-uv 1 Q 4 l jx. , ' if by J .. ' 4 ' x -2 'QQ ' D4 . A X1 we .W V ...:.. Aw. , ,swag , t j up ,K Maw A - f Q s . ., .,xx. .7 V i V ul h , YT X Ewim gf: ggly 5 :E S g..,.,,fAxE R 5? Q x v v . x 33 .R L ' Q M U . Q- Q. nn.. Wg AT - ' . M A? in E Y 'X ORCHESTRA Row 'I, left to right: Leroy Masek, Johnny Popielasz. Row 2: Kathleen Bergtors, Marcia Nedved, Rosemarie Karas. Row 3: Gloria Neumann, Joseph Krenovsky, Anna Vitek, Erwin Svestlxa. Row 4: Floyd Thompson, Otto Krumpholc, Jon Siggeman, Ray Nosal, Vera Kondrys. 5 4 f 5 , ' n , f y ' 1 M .. gil' 1' N W ' r gum T ORCHESTRA Row 1, left to right: Alberta Kocean, Con- stance Debose, Carmen Cowan, Elaine Trepina, Carol Mical, Doris Malin. Row 2: Unidentified Darlene Asher, De- lores Carter, Unidentified Katherine Brown. Row 3: Juanita Lansford, Amelia Holub, Unidentified Frankie Smith, Betty Davis, Patricia Uldrich. ORCHESTRA 5 Row 1, left to right: Anna Tichy, Nancy Dufal, Row 2: Elizabeth Lipscomb, Ernest Shaw, Josephine Bryant, Betty Peterson, V. Hunter, Georgia Day. Row 3: Lena Walker, Lenice Dixson, Diana Moore, Jettie Flakes, Anda Siuka. Row 4: Edie Powell, Vlasta Pokornik, Gad Traube, Don Barta, Beverly Baroch, Rolan Pitts, 83 ART DEPARTMENT By their works ye shall know them This age old statement aptly describes why it was unnecessary to take pictures of the Art Department at work. The excellent artistic work throughout our publication is the Art Department at work. Every drawing is the work of students in the Art Department done under the inspired direction of Mrs. Lottie Schell. To these students and their teacher we gratefully express our sincere thanks. Their work is in this book. James Nieto, Clothilde Jackson, Don Tosh, F. Baldwin, E. Hunter, Marsha Besida, J. L. Kaduloec, Anda Skuia, B. Sima. Jfjfvimrll- X, llli Y l I ',l lv' 41 . alll. l 'V ll 1 A Wm' ,: ll. Ili.: -l I -N l' 'V y 'l il 'Qtr 1 H i, 1 il g I . ly H 1 1 Y I l' N fix V V '4' 3' L r' ,J l i mi-4 l i we -at dwarf ,- i l .ly ' 1' - -. 5, M V- ,2 .Al lfxvlr Eff W ll 'Pl I' , rk E, 'f53g ',Qf41 ,li I , ' ' . .. V L D 3 J -1. 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Win or lose - our students are always Admirals . 85 1 1 Q I S X i 5 1 I 3 l s E 1 S i 1 Mm-v wnwfn-xmammnan . naw- M. ,1 mmm N may am- vm-1 1. W, wwf-rx .-m.M...v X X Mf- 1-U .,,-ww ,www-A .N ,NL-fwwww-NRI... .W .,..W. ., - -X.-...,w..,,..,..f,..,-W. W... Wi.. James Luznicky catching pass on lindbloom's 21 yd. line. No. 8 for Lindbloom is George Hudson. No. 25 for Lindbloom is Bob Polich. FARRAGUT vs. LINDBLOOM Robert Hanus grabs Bob Polich of Lindbloom. The boy under Bob Honus is Ronald McQuinn. 36 is James Nelson. 26 is Frank Martin. 42 is Joe Sanders. 27 is Herb Turner. 43 coming up fast is Curtis Robinson. FARRAGUT vs. LINDBLOOM James Nelson punting on his 2l yd. line. Henry Peeler providing protection. FARRAGUT vs. LINDBLOOM James Nelson punting on our 37 yd. line while Stan Krueger gives blocking protection fMiddle of picturej No. 49 in the picture is Rich Gordon. FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1, left to right: Ernest Shaw, Dennis Harris, Curtis Robinson, Aundre Miller, Ken Schroeder, Dan Havel, George Novak, Bill Rabschutz. Row 2: .lim Luznicky, William Rout, Frank Martin, Paul Zenisek, Stan Krueger, Gunther Dorth, Stephen Thomas. ROW 3: Coach Jakus, Richard Gordon, Charles Ford, Eddie Calhoun, Robert Hanus, James Prophet, Charles Dunigan, Henry Peeler, Ronald McEwen, Coach Boand, Row 4: Joe Tesar, Frank Lipscomb, Alan Lovitch, Joseph Sanders, Bruce Parker, Herbert Turner, Dennis Washington, Chester Bell, James Nelson. I doubt if you've actually ever seen a football player cry when denied victory, or heard the singing and laughing of a victorious bus trip home, or heard the bark of the quarterback's signals, or felt the feeling you get when breaking out o fa huddle. You couldn't really appreciate then the feeling one gets out of the work put in and the victory recognition re- ceived. This and much more represent that which has gone into the success of the football teams, your championship team. This is one of the finest teams in Chicago, its record proves that. A team, which was composed of unselfish members who all worked for the good of the team. It must be remembered that it is not the individual that scores, it's the team, it's not the team that wins, it's the school. So to you, the school, we present this year's championship team which was one of the Cinderella teams of Chicago and now a tradition at Farragut. To quote a leading Chicago newspaper, lt must be a new era: po io, vaccine, Sputnik, and now a respected Farragut football team. Jim Luznicky ll I wig BASEBALL Row I, left to right: Don Simpson, Cleveland House, Norman Midurski, Curtis Robinson. Row 2: Arnold Owens, Bill Svoboda, Stanley Kruger, Joe Tyse, Henry Peeler. Row 3: Richard Novak, James Con- rad, James Luzniclcy, James Nelson, Paul Zenisek, Ken Benca, Coach Al Boand. Top row, left to right: Ken Benca, Paul Zenisek, Bill Svoboda, Joe Tyse, James Nelson, James Conrad, Coach Boand. Bottom row: James Luzniclmy, Stanley Kruger, Arnold Owens, Don Simpson, Curtis Robinson, Norman Midurski, Henry Peeler. 1 A 9 .I-sw. . Left to right: Stanley Kruger, Curtis Robinson, Bill Svoboda, Arnold Owens, Coach Boand, James Nelson. Q' me 57 R Front row, left to right: Joe Boyles, Loney Jacobs, Peter Miles Gerald Owens, Stephen Thomas, A. B. Moore, Curtis Robinson. Rear Row: Mr. Jakus, James Burris, Jesse Armstrong, Andrew Bell, George McCoy, James Duncan, Henry Peeler, John Cowan. Farragut Basketball Team Frosh-Soph T Front Row, left to right, Percy Middleton, Dennis Drda, Edward Heffern, Abraham Morgan, George Muree, John Richardson, Paul Zenisek, Ernest Shaw. Rear Row: Br. Boand, Kenneth Taylor, James Parker Melvin Hampton, Warner Turner, Charles Togorec, Leroy Heath, George Robinson, Willie Wallace. E k S 3 s 5 S 1 ti X f yl , Miami: Xczgif' 'W ,i N No ' :MV gig, ,gg c . , ,U G.A.A. BOARD Row l, left to right: Arlene Ponshe, Sylvia Coda, Jacqueline Brewster. Row 2: Pat Veriga, Margaret Gorman. G. A. A. The largest and most popular club for girls at Farragut is the G.A.A. Letters and five hundred point pins are given to girls receiving points in various activities through gym. Besides its members the G.A.A. consists of four officers and the executive board which includes another set of officers and its committee to help better the G.A.A. This club sponsors dances, parties and outings for the enioyment of its members. JUNIOR G. A. A. SENIOR G. A. A. SOPHOMORE G. A. A. FRESHMAN G. A. A. Alf 'Kit a ' - M N --H 'nm ' as X 'Q 'P 'i a , -on Qt X., H . . I fra fsi Jlfv' - ,g ' V ,lflll T DEQLARUIONE f INDEPENDENC' sgfffifz GT JULY4 '775 4: A f 7-1. mf 1 fl I I I,-3. I , we - ' , 'vll I1 K ' f t if? , I Q! K1 N VI4' ,, L N-f-.' , Q t g bhxx YV . . V W K - 'V ' yr I- r 4 -. Vi. N ll I .,-del i: . N? NN-Wt s A Q I X A - I I ACTIVITIES The many extra-curricular activities of Farragut are handled capably by this fine group of students. They give dependable service to the school. . f Q ' ? r It X 5 It 3 ,U It G 4 I ffl I i TQ' 'Q 7 cv I ' It I 6 4 x MII' r I 1 It I I .4 Q . 15.5 iw il, 4, Rf.. I v ll. I r T 1 X IIN w RI V I X N f N , 4 ' Il If H 3 I X K I T' ,Q it I , f I l'3.I.yW K f I I 1 lf ' .1 , mug V 4 7 A f 1 N ,f OF ' .4 f J ' ' ff 51 1 I I X K, -if Q ,I , 1 ,X 1 , 4 ' .X ' so I W H f H X s 1 N c Ivugffmffufffjur-ff 4 ,ff V X xi X V.. xqx ,-X- ,,f-n-HUL f v NKXX tu:-N: , .nm -1 ff X S ' 7 , 1 Q N xg X ,,,,,, mvmg v ' ' 1 .X Ni fm 'E f , in I 1 I . I J I I X XXX f-i ,:l.,f! fm ! Il V I X T75-li':.,:'l ,f ,g,,.,... I - - 4 'I 'g- UQ 'J . N, IQ 1 . , I . 'x ..- N I 1 I R in y lf , ,- ' ' X L I ll -' 1 J I' Jn , t,4,, ,J v 1 L. x I A v I ' I , , X u A 1 I 1 I' f I f, Ui' J - I ' 'C X, 1 N- ' I, Y ' , 1 I X 77 if ' l -I' ' I 1- H v I, -Ll ,gl W5 I ll x 1 I x ' - , 1 1, ,A - 1:1 , 'sw 1 W r 'fi X X ,I K V L , 4 up' I I' M vu I-'f 5 .- I I Q9 G is ' 'A 1 5 I 1 ' U'-A xg 45 v ' ' l I CA I II 1 x I in I 6 IX 1 4 I I I it U Q 'xii 6 l I 94-r , ,F. 'f ' z f I me The stage crew is an organization composed of students who give their time to perform duties necessary in the operation and upkeep of the as- sembly stage and its equipment. Whether it be at Farragut or at Harrison, these boys are always working and are a credit to our school. Joe Riha STAGE CREW Left to right: Frank Martin, Miss Culver, Barry Kristufek, Dale Cerbin, Joe Riha. FIRE MARSHALLS Row l ,left to right: William Adamski. Row 2: Emily Lexow, Floyd Thompson, Tom Adamski, Robert Hanus. Row 3: Mr. Krob, Anton Frank, Steve Daozsda, Ben Mical, James Conrad, Larry Cambalik. 96 ADVANCED PRINTERS The Advanced Printers are a group of outstanding student printers who have learned the fundamentals of the printing trade by printing various jobs used by the school. Being an outstanding student in this field he shows his leadership and knowledge in the print- shop, printing program cards, hall passes, absent slips, festival tickets, commencement programs, etc., which serve the student body as a whole. An advanced printer after graduation may, with assurance and confidence, take up the trade of printing, knowing he is ready to be a success in the printing field. Leslie Neiedly ADVANCED PRlNTERS Row i, left to right: Bruce Neuman, James Herman, Andrew Johnson. Row 2: James Prophet, Lerow Cupil, Gerry Budzik, Emmett Orr, Albert Cox, Chester Anderson. Row 3' Joe Tesar John Sheldon, Stanley Bliss, Richard Herrick Robert Keseric Row 4 Sol Bender Rich Feinberg Dan Gargiano, Thurl Bradley Joseph Sanders Francis Gallagher. gl' .ww 'K' wp -rs - ' 1 Jai' .M 'V -'RK QS 'af 1 -3. GERMAN Kathleen Bergfors, Darlene Linda Marek, Jimmy Delaslc. Row 2: Norma Dusanek, Divric, Pat Malcahy, Evelyn Joan Pyskacek. Row 3: Betty Schinslri, Richard Sikytaya, Dale Cer- bin, David Simpson, Floyd Thompson, Paul Sube. Barbara Sima, Darlene Panush. Row 4: Peter Pavlu, Antonia Badowski, Henry Sima, Robert Moravec, Kenneth Vadovsky, Bonnie Lee Taylor, Joan Witcher. Row 5: Kenneth King, Robert Keseric, Otto Krumpholc, Ludwig Mach, Joe Riha, Bob Macuba, Dainis Lagz- 1-new din lx, Gad Traube. Row 1, left to right: Mrs. Grush, Jane Takahashi, Michlke, Janet Jedlilca, Maryanne Tyle, Linda 419 Hope, Eva Kratochvil, WU' SENIOR CABINET Row 'l, left to right: Miriam Soto, Judith Hovorlxo, Mirlxa Meizr, Deloris Carter, Kathy Nemec, Ruth Hospodka. Row 2: Miss Geer, JoAnn Jurltas, Donna Hockings, Robert Pustaver, Bernardo Dennis, Judy Schretter, Gwen Mitchell, Carolyn Burnett, Sylvia Cado. Row 3: Jeanne Kruzic, Gerry Ford, Fred Selalc, Margaret Gorman, Gunther Dorth, Art King, Johnnie Mae Keeton, Erwin Svestka, Patricia Klobuchar, Marilyn Uldrych. Row 4: Don Barta, James Luzniclty, Sidney Castle, James Nelson, Robert Hanus, Jon Siggeman, Gerald Marazas, Robert Kovanda, Stan Krueger, Willie Pitts, Joseph Krenovsky. SENIOR CABINET The Senior Cabinet is one of the most important organizations of the Senior Class as well as of the whole School. It consists of 20 girls and 20 boys who have been nominated by the faculty and then elected by their fellow classmates. A Senior Cabinet member's duties are to serve his school and set an example so that his behavior will be satisfactory under all conditions. The Senior Cabinet's function is to make the Freshmen feel wanted and at home by furthering their social activities. This organization also proudly serves at the College Tea, the National Honor Society Tea, and conducts the P.T.A. Classroom Tours. Gunther Dorth vgf' XXXY X 97 Mg-'v it LIBRARY STAFF Row 1, left to right: Rita Bender, Ken Stanek. Row 2: Sophia Vaselakos, Sheila Myszkowski, Patricia Vogritz, Camdelaria Ortega, Esther Gunderson, Rosemarie Karas, Doris Woods. Row 3: Mrs. Henry, Dolores Bagrowski, Carol Frano, Gloria Jackson, Constance DuBose, Jackie Gicla, Joan Black. Row 4: Beverly Witoenski, Joan Vanik, Judith McEwen, Allen Jezek, Gloria Neumann, Barbara Sima. Row 5: Carlienne Burshoop, Maxine Cochran, Grace Krikstopaitis, Antonia Sadowski, Pat Alexander, Janet Kopriva, Mildred Dobias. The library is an important room of our school. Every pupil should take the opportunity to use our reference books as well as books for leisure reading. lt is so convenient and much information is available. The outstanding events of the library are the Flower Show, the Science Fair and the Book Fair. Student librarians help pupils find the information that they need. Remember Reading a book is using time valuably . THE FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses Club at Farragut offers to the student who is interested in becoming a nurse, the opportunity of learning the requirements of entering nurs- ing schools and the duties of this profession. Visiting hospitals, working in service schools and the duties of this profession. Visiting hospitals, working in service projects and hearing many interesting speakers are just a few of the types of activities. Maxine Klave FUTURE NURSES Row 'l, left to right: Ann Magee, Kathy Nemec, Janice Griffing. Row 2, Karen Pekarek, Adrian Cimmer, Jose- phine Bryant, Gladys Robinson, Emma Weatherly, Carol Mical, Arlene Mertl. Row 3: Patricia Mulcahy, JoAnn Jurkas, Marilyn Bergfors, Arlene Ponshe, Donna Hockings, Carol Kuban, Miss Chevinko. Row 4: Geri Cibulka, Maxine Klave, Gloria Kerkemeyer, Fran Janacek, Roberta Antoine, Judie Brasic, Lotus Cook. 98 STUDENT GUIDANCE Row l, left to right: Pat Verigapm, Sarah Harris, Darlene Asher, Maralin Moravec, Phyllis Cimmer, Constance DuBose, Rosetta Jennings, Diane Harris. Row 2: Barbar Moravec, Donna Hockings, Marion Mixon, Gwen Mitchell, Joan Paveza, Yetta Aikens, Gola Robinson, Elvira Weiss, Marilyn Bergfors. Row 3: Sandra Harris, Mary Lee Chval, Joan Russel, Marion Uhlik, Barbara Sima, Patricia Masden, Grace Bambas, Marie Ruzicka, Audrey Gall, Mary Wilson, Beverly Wit- kowski. Row 4: Judy Zasadil, Gail Kasper, Linda Rousar, Vlasta Pokornik, Grace Krikstopatis, Charles Curtis, Richard Novak, Joseph San- ders, Dolores Deering, Margaret Gorman, Bonnie Taylor, Janet Kopriva, Joan Vanik. STUDENT GUIDANCE - SECOND Row 1, left to right: Juanita Dubose, JoAnn Lyles, Glendell Martin, James Cabay, Louis Ondrus, Kenneth Stanek, Shirley Price, Beraldine McKinney. Row 2: Jane Takahashi, Judy Mareska, Georgia Day, Barbara Cross, Veronica Mc- Daniels, Hattie Robinson, Sarah Reed, Emma Mae Foster, Kathleen Gorman, Myriam Lara, Row 3: Janice Griffing, Carol Hoobyar, Deloris Carter, Anna Vitek, Sylvia Cadda, Ar- lene Ponshe, Lillian Vaudrin, Joan Fron, Clothilde Jackson, Catherine Cuber, Rose- marie Karas. Row 4: Beverly Borevansky, Dolores Bagrow- ski, Suzanne Surak, Jane Carter, David Simpson, Sandra King, Robert Hanus, Val Lastofka, Armando Oakes, Peter Dietl, Carolyn Burnett, Susan Sucansky, Doris Eller. 99 'TY STUDENT GUIDANCE The Student Guidance is one of the many extra curricular activities at Farragut which helps govern the school. Its main purpose being to help new students feel at home in our school, and to try to solve the problems students usually face in a new school. The Student Guidance is to be congratulated for its out- standing work. Barbara Bingham 37 STUDENT COUNCH SCROLL SCROLL BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Carol Ptacek, Nancy Linger, Nancy Liska, Miss Dana Crowell. Row l, left to right: Elizabeth Savaiano, Fernando Ellis, Val Lastofka, Sandra Trella, Sandra King, Bonnie Roeseke, Jane Takahashi. Row 2: Jarmila Lankas, Marsha Besida, Johnnie Moorer, Catherine Cuber, Carol Haobyar, Joan Fron, Georgia Day, Judy Rousar, Hattie Robinson. Row 3: Calvin McCraney, Doris Eller, Phyllis Cimmer, Rosie Redding, Gwen Mitchell, Barry Kristufek, Suzanne Surak, Susan Sucansky, Patricia King. Row 4: Carol Schaupler, Betty Schinski, Rich Sikyta, Gail Kasper, Dolores Deering, Joseph Sanders, Penny Mical, Larra Yamil, Bonnie Taylor, Anita Lombard, Linda Novak, Shirley Prasil, Darlene Schaufler. A School Council is a valuable asset in any school. lt is an opportunity for students to get together to discuss various problems dealing with school life and to try to find solutions to these problems. It is also a democratic opportunity for students to work with the faculty and administration toward the betterment of the school. The Farragut School Council is made up of elected delegates from each semester. In addition there are three teachers who are members as well as sponsors. These delegates represent their class in making decisions on important issues that are discussed. An Executive Board consisting of the officers and a representative from each semester makes important plans and guides the activities of the group. Nine committees carry on the work of the council. SCROLL Would you like to be a reporter for a large newspaper someday? lf so, working on the Scroll would provide plenty of background and experience for you. The Scroll is the official bi-weekly newspaper of our school and is edited and published by the students. lt consists of 4 pages and is like a regular newspaper with its newspaper style print, banners, and photographs. The purpose of the Scroll is to keep the students informed about the activities of the school and to promote school spirit. Ivorye Blade SCROLL Row 'l, left to right: Mirka Meizr, Deloris Carter, Beverly Borovansky, Sylvia Coda, Marcia Nedved. Row 2: Mr. Campbell, Robert Pustaver, Constance Du Bose, Judy Zasadil, Gwen Mitchell. Row 3: Linda Rousar, Sidney R. Castle, Nedra Seiler, Fred Selak, Jeanne Kruzic, Saatiiifie af 1 IQ Junior Honor Society Front Row, left to right: Bonnie Roeseke, Catherine Cuber, Rosemarie Karas, Carol Hoobyar, Nancy Liska, Joan Fron, Georgia Day, Janice Griffing, Janice Vala. Middle Row: Mary Melton, Josephine Echols, Sandra Harris, Martha Havlic, Audrey Gall, Beverly Witkowski, Jim Stevens, Marylee Chval, Gloria Neumann, Judy Svedberg, Frances Benedict, Nancy Linger. Back Row: Virginia Benes Elizabeth Hora, Dainis Lagzdinis, Richard Gordon, Larry Cambalik, Richard Novak, Joe Riha, Alan Lovitsch, James Brachtl, Charles Ford, Dennis Drda, Fran Janacek, Shirley Prasil. 101 Sophomore Honor Society Fronl Row, left to right: Everlena Mitchell, Rita Bender, Jane Takahashi, Elaine Trepina, Judy Rousar, Barbara Moravec, Marie Matousek, Judy Frett, Sophia Vaselakos. Middle Row: Marilyn Tregner, Norma Dusanek, Susan Sucansky, Janet Jedlicka, Ann Horniacek, Jackie Gicla, Joan Pyskacek, Moe Woodford, Maryanne Tyle, Judy Bernet. Back Row:Carol Frano, Delores Horton, Joan Vanik, Pat Masden, Bonnie Taylor, Anlonia Sadowsky, Doleres Deering, Gail Kasper, Barbara Sima, Doris Buric, Kathy Merhaui. How Many Did You Guess? GUESS WHO? From Joan Benia James Nelson Lillian Vaudrin Judy Zasadil Thurl Bradley Grace Bambas Vera Kondrys Erwin Svestka Kathy Nemec Donna Hocking: Jon Siggemann Blanche Homolka Nedra Seiler Robert Waite Vlastu Pokornik Anda Skuia Mirka Meizr Judy Schatten -Cynthia Block -Judith Hovorka -Patricia Klobuchar -Marion Uhlik -Arlene Skopec -Robert Hanus -Ann Magee -Ruth Hospodka -Carol Ulie I0-Joy Zamis -Gerry Ford -Howard Coleman -Margaret Gorman -Beverly Borovansky -Carole Kos -Joan Cullen -Linda Rouxar -Joanne Bonhart -Sylvia Coda 20-Rhoda Young 21-Jo Ann Jurkas 22-Stuart Edelman 23-Richard Feinberg Page 21 Front Row, left to right: Clothilde Jackson, Joan Marie Cullen, Frederick Brown, Ivcrye Blade, L Ruth Hospodka. og a Rear Row: Jackie Gicla, Maxine Klave, Margaret Gorman, Sidney Castle, James Conrad, Robert Hanus, Gerry Ford, Patricia Kloubuchar, Christine Loux. 515- FIS tQ N Qi-fr A Wi Front Row, left to right: Judy Rousar, Emily Vidmont, Doris West, Amelia Holub, Nancy Dusek, Sharon Bates, Bonnie Roeseke, James Calay, Vernia Echols. Middle Row: Joanne Marra, Hazel Walker, Barbara Stacken, Frankie Smith, Beverly Borovansky, Joyce Uzel, Pat Vollmer, Jeanne Kruzic, Arlene Skopec, No Name, Joan Pyskacek, Susan Sucansky. Back Row: James Turner, Sandra Harris, Pat Masden, Anita Hanus, Rosalie Jerawski, Antonina Sadowsky, Dan Zitek, W. J, Brooks, Sandra Holman, Bonnie Taylor, Anita Lombardi, Jesse Jefferson, Tana Curtis. VERA KONDRYS Feb. Editor CAROLYN BURNETT RUTH HOSPODKA JOAN CULLEN MARGARET GORMAN IVORYE BLADE GERRY FORD CLOTHILDE JACKSON June Editor Log Staff E PAT KLOBUCHAR ROBERT HANUS NOT PICTURED BETTY CARLOS T? SECCDND FEDERAL SAVINGS Corner 26th St. and Pulaski Rd. TI-IE FRIENDLY SAVINGS INSTITUTION Good Luck Seniors 1OSTEN'S Treasure Craft Iewelry TOM VOSNOS Your Class Ring Man Chicago Office C11 POTUN N 0 IEWELERS 4105 W. North Ave. Tel. CApito1 7-1181 BEANTY QUALITY DEPENDABILITY Since 1897 Complimenis CONGRATULATIONS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 3401 w. wh siren AND Chicago. III. 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