Faulkner School for Girls - Kismet Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

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S ,jli 5 m e f Volume XLV1956 The Faulkner School for Grrls 4746 Dorchester Chrcago II11no1s I n s n I me mation We the K1smet Board of 1956 smcerelv dedrcate th1s volume to one who has earned our true admlratlon and fnendshlp She holds Faulkner and 1ts pr1nc1ples 1n hrgh esteem and fcuthfullv 1nst1lls these rdeals m every Faulknente We shall always remember those qumet study halls and La11n's passlve perrphrastlc, and we shall especlally remember our I'S. t.ClI'l'LS Th1s page we dedlcate to our parents and to them go our untmnng clevotlon and smcere grautude Our parents pahent wmth our faults and ioxbles generous w1tn then txme and understandmg loyal through every emergency ln short OUR PARENTS who havinq known us well st1ll love us' 1 ' 1 ' . 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 Table ol Contents Pcxge Foreword T1t1e Page Ded1cc1t1on To OUR PARENTS Faculty Semors Iumors Sophomores Freshmen Actlvxtxes Interrnedlcxte Prxmcrry Snapshots Acknowledgements ' 2, ,,,,,., H . ,.,, ..,.t, . 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X: 5+ 6 4 N, . i, 'gfkr 1 .xl ' w MARION DAVIS PIIDCIPGI Mathematlcs MARIORIE MORGAN English, Yearbook and Newspaper Advisor GEORGENE FAULKNER Pnmary Duector Ernenta ANN GCESEL ANNP GWIN PICKENS Hxstory ,Q 'Qi Mathemahcs sf C57 MILDRED I WILLIAMS Lat1n MME YVONNE LEVIEUX Head of French Department MERCEDES OBERLENDER Spcxnxsh Lxbrczncm FLANGIE P HUCKABY Sclence IEANNE KAMRADT Phys1cc11Educcrt1on Health GLENDA DRUYAN Enghsh hal -or DONALD STARSINIC Econom1c Geography 5X 123' GRETCHEN NIEWOLD Primary My 'Fl' HELEN MCADOW Intermediate MAXINE BOWMAN Intermedmte 4-Q Q MARX E OBERNDORFER Mus1c Apprecxanon EDITH SMITH Hxstory of Art Art MAUDE R DOUGLAS KATHERINE BOWE Kmderqcirten Intermedmte Muthemcmcs Q HELEN REMINGTON Director of Lunchroom OLLIE MATHISEN Diction, Drcrmotics Q ANA LEHNHOFF Dancrng NANNEENR FROTHINGHAM ELOISE GRAY Pnmary Pnmary ELIZABETH DICKINSON BLANCHE HENTHORNE Upper Pnmary Home Economlcs and Sc1ence Recent Appomtments to the Faculty Mrs. Grace Hered .,..,..,......,...v.........ww........w....... Science Mrs. Rosemarie Hult .........v.................................. Music Mrs. Shirley Van Hyning ....,,,.....44.,........,... Secretary Mrss Ahce Calhcoums ........,.....,......................... French Embarrassing isn't it? , S h h h! The Line Up M. Morgan M. Williams Dining at the Stork Club A. Pickens We teach harmonica on the side M. Davis 12 Cheering Section l ,ef-7 Sweet and Gentle I. Carpen, I. Kamradt THE SENIOR CLASS NIERLE BAER LESLIE ENGLAND DALE RICE SALLY BLOOMBERG MARIORIE KORSHAK LINDA SCHMALTZ LINDA BRADY SANDRA LEVY NANCY SMITH MARY CLEGG SUZANNE MAGID ZOZO VERBEKE SUSAN EDWARDS CA ROLE MOGILNER RUTH WEINSTEIN OFFICERS Pres1dent Ruth Wemstem Vrce Presrdent Nancy Smlth Secretary Dale Rrce Athletrc Representative L1nda Schmaltz Student Councrl Representatlve Sally Bloomberg Colors Powder Blue cmd Wh1te Flower Wh1te Rose Motto It Can Be Done MERLE BAER Freshman Hyde Park Hrgh School G A A Hall Guard Attendance Office Student Councrl Representatrve Sophomore Hyde Park Hrah School G A A Attendance Ofhce Student Councrl Alternate Representative lumor F A A White Team Dress and Appearance Commrttee Semor F A A Wh1te Team Dress and Appearance Commxttee Charrman Glee Club Class Treasurer Krsette Krsmet photo grapher Those who lest wrth good taste are called wrtty Smce her arrrval at Faulkne two years ago Merle has oroved caoable and dependable As Semor class treasurer she has kept the funds well organxzed Her keen judgment of character provldes her wxth remarkable talent for maklng fnends Treasurer ..v.,,.,,...,....,........,....,,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,c,,,,,l,..,,,.,,...,...l.,.,,.,...l..l... Merle Baer 14 Alltoosoontha Soniors'lastyoaratFau1kner ends. Freshman Hyde Park School G A A Hall Guard Senxor Sponsor Sophomore Hyde Park Hrgh School G A A Hall Guard Semo Sponsor Faulkner F A A Whxte Team Tardmess Commlttee Kxsette Class basketball team Iumor F A A Whrte Team Tardmess Commxttee Glee Club Kxsette Class treasurer Whxte Team class school hockey teams Whnte Team and class basketball teams Semor F A A Whxte Team Captarn Tardmess Commlttee Glee Club Drama Club Krsette school hockey and basketball teams all Whtte and class teams F A A board Whoever IS foremost leads the herd L1ndas abundance of -:pmt and sportsman constant stream of 1deas has proved mvaluable to her class and team Renowned for her Wll Lmda con tnbutes much merr1ment to our days SALLY BLOOMBERG Yet the memones will lmger forever. LINDA BRADY Freshman Faulkner F A A Whrte Team Phrlanthropxc Com mxttee Honor Roll Cheerleader Student Councxl Freshman Plays Sophomore South Shore Hxgh School G A A S S L Sulhvan Hxgh School Iumor Lake Vrew G A A French Club Semor Faulkner F A A Whrte Team Phrlanthropnc Commxttee Student Councrl Natlonal Conference of Chnstxans and Iews Art Co edxtor of Klsette Grace rs the ornament of omaments We were exceedlngly pleased to hnd th1s year that we would once aga1n have Sally 1n our mldst Her ever present sm1le lends an a1r of warmth and cheerfulness to those who come 1n contact wlth her ship have led her to the White Team captaincy. Her 15 MARY CLEGG Freshman F A A Green Team Order Commrttee Glee Club F A A Representatwe Freshman Plays Sophomore F A A Green Team Order Commxttee Glee Club Iumor F A A Green Team Order Committee Glee Club Yearbook Board Chaxrman of Delegatron to Lake Forest Con ference Semor F A A Green Team Order Commlttee Glee Club Dra matlc Club Charrman of Order Commrttee Art Edrtor of Year book Captam of hrst team hockey A iarthful fnend rs a strong defense Sus1es broad scope of talents 1S hrghhghted by the school act1v1t1es 1n whxch she joms Dramatrc Club Glee Club and Klsette art edrtor Her quret understandmg nature makes her a joy to know Freshman Morgan Park Hxah School G A A Student Council Iumor Mxxed Chorus German Club Flounders Sophomore F A A Whxte Team Dress and Appearance Com mrttee Glee Club V1cePres1dent ot class Student Council school class and Whrte Team hockey and basketball teams Class volleyball team Athletxc Numeral Iumor F A A Whrte Team Dress and Appearance Commxttee Glee Club Drama Club Kxsette Athletxc Representatlve School class and Whrte Team hockey and basketball teams Class volleyball team Athletrc Letter Semor F A A Whrte Team Dress and Appearance Commrttee Glee Club Drama Club Presxdent ot F A A School class and Whxte Team hockey and basketball teams No legacy rs so nch as honesty As F A A pres1dent Mary has dmsplayed her outstandmg ab1l1ty for leadershrp and sports manshlp Not only 1s she lnterested 1n the held of athletrcs but her add1t1ona1 pleasures are reflected by her partxcrpatlon ln smgmg and dramatrcs SUSAN EDWARDS Freshman Plays the plays are a success I Y f . . ., 1 I . . -1 1 ' 1 A ' ' 1 I . 1 1 ' Z . . 11 1 , f 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 I . . 1, 1 1 11 . . 11 . . .1 - 1 f - - .' S: sfjgfgrf 1,5 ,, - I . . 11 1 1 1 Z . . 11 1 1 I . . .1 1 1 1 , I . . .1 1 1 1 ' 1 u I u ll M' ll p 1' . gr , , . . . , 1 1 - 1 I I Freshman F A A Whxte Team Socxal Lommmee Sophomore F A A Whrte Team Socral Commrttee Dramatrc Club Iumor F A A Whxte Team Soclal Commrttee Vxce Presxdent of Dramatxc Club Semor F A A Whrte Team Socral Commlttee Charrman Presrdent of Dramatxc Club Tis the mrnd that makes the body nch Lo and behold what talent 1n our mldstl Leslle has proved herself not only a irne actress but an accompl1shed wnter as well Her many faceted personal1ty makes Lettle as unpred1ctable as the w1nd on the far off honzon Sparklxng wrt and an abundance of humor make her an outstand1ng mem ber of our class MARIORIE KORSHAK LESLIE ENGLAND Freshman Hyde Park Hxgh School G A A Annual Agent Drvxsxon Charrman Hallguard Sophomore Hyde Park Hrgh School G A A Student Louncrl Hallguard Faulkner F A A Whrte Team Order Commrtlee Class Basketball and Volleyball Teams Iumor F A A Whrte Team Order Commrttee Iunxor Class Presxdent Student Councrl Kzsmet Board Delegate to Natronal Conference of Chnstxcxns and Iews Senror F A A Whnte Team Order Commrttee Edrtor of Krsmet Delegate to Natronal Conference of Chnstrans and Iews A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance As Ed1tor of Yearbook Marjone has shown great efircrency and capab1l1ty These qual1t1es of leadershlp plus a keen wlt have combmed to make her one of the most welcome members of our class There IS no task too drfhcult nor anv chore too thank less for our Marpe The agony of trying to commlt the Pythagorean Theory to memory Z . . .. . Z . . ., I I Z . . .. 1 I ' . . I . . .. 1 1 u . . - H . , . I ' - . .... . . . , . . ., , , . , . H 11 . I 1 - - - 1 . . . 18 SANDRA LEVY Freshman F A A Green Team Fnre Dnll and Crvxl Defense Commrttee Freshman plays Krsmet board class treasurer Sophomore F A A Green Team Frre Dr1ll and Crvrl Defense Commzttee Krsmet board Iunror F A A Green Team Fsre Dnll and C1v11 Defense Com mrttee Krsmet board Delegate to Natronal Conference of Chnstxans and Ie s Delegate to Lake Forest Conference Vice- presrdent of Student Government Kappa Lambda Epsrlon Semor F A A Green Team Frre Drrll and Clvrl Defense Com mrttee Glee Club Drama Club President of Student Govern ment Delegate to Natxonal Conference of ChIlSl1GXlS and Iews Krsmet board Kappa Lambda Epsrlon I shall hght cr candle of understanding rn thy heart. As Pres1dent of Student Government Sue has shown her abrhtv to qulde us wrth a fum and a just hand She IS respected and loved by all as a leader and frlend Her ready sm1le and sparkhng eyes shower cheer and mernment on those around her and bnghten the days of all Freshman Umversxty of Chxcago Sophomore Umversrty of Chrcago Iumor F A A Green Team Tardrness Commrttee class hockey team Senror F A A Green Team Co Chauman of Tardmess Com mrttee Krsmet board Secretary of Student Government Student Council Green Team and school hockey teams There rs no greater dehght than to be conscxous of smcenty Pert and clever Sandr drsplays great efhc rencv rn her oos1t1on as Secretarv of Student Govern ment Srnce her arrlval at Faulkner two years ago she has added w1t and charm to her class Her subtle sense of humor has added mlrth and garety to our da11v rouhne SUZANNE MAGID SnowBall is a success And at the Tea and graduation we bid the clan of 55 qoodbyu. . u . . . . . 1, . ,...... . I . 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I I CAROLE MOGILNER Freshman Hyde Park Hrgh School G A A Hyde Parker Agent Dxvtsron Secretary Sophomore Hyde Park Hrgh School G A A Hyde Parker Agent Drvrsron Secretary Faulkner F A A Green Team Tardmess Commrttee Iunxor F A A Green Team Tardmess Commrttee Glee Club Krsette Semor F A A Green Team Tardmess Commxttee Freshman Hyde Park Hrgh School G A A Student Council Representatrve Hall Guard Attendance Olfxce Sophomore Hyde Park Hrqh School G A A Student Councrl Alternate Representatxve Attendance Olhce Iunror F A A Whrte Team Dress and Appearance Commrttee Commrttee Glee Club Conversatlon IS the rmage of the mmd There IS never a dull moment Wllh Carole around Her br ght chatter lends a cheerful note to our school lrfe Those that know her respect her keen judgment of character and value her fnendshrp hrghly DALE RICE Freshman F A A Green Team Dress mrttee Glee Club Class Hockey and Sophomore F A A Green Team Dress mrttee Glee Club Class Hockey and Iumor F A A Green Team Dress and Glee Club Iunror Class Secretary Sen1or F A A Green Team Dress and Presrdent of Glee Club Secretary of Stall Art Co edrtor of Krsette Drills. Dances. Parties. hrghhghtmq our hves. and Appearance Com Basketball teams and Appearance Com Basketball Teams Appearance Commrttee Appearance Commxttee Semor Class Ktsette The kmdly word bespeaks a warm heart Glee Club IS Dale s chref 1nterest at Faulkner Wh1le servlng as presrdent she has shown great ab1l1ty and good judgment Dale's loyalty and SID centy have won her many fnends who w1ll treasure her fr1endsh1p long after thelr days at Faulkner Senior.: Fl A. A., White Team, Chairman of Dress and Appearance , i I W ll n ll LINDA SCHMALTZ Freshman F A A Green Team Order Commrttee Glee Club Freshman plays Sophomore F A A Green Team Order Commrttee Glee Club Class and Green hockey and basketball teams Secretary ol Class stage hand for Freshman plays Iunror F A A Green Team Order Commrttee Glee Club Class and Green hockey and basketball teams Student Coun ctl Krsette staff Semor F A A Green Team Co charrman of Order Commrttee Glee Club Co edrtor of Kxsette Vrce Presrdent of Class Student Councrl Charm stnkes the srght but ment wms the soul There never seem to be enough hours rn the day for Nan to do all of the thmgs rn wh1ch she 1S mterested In her posrtrons as cheerleader Co Edrtor of Krsette and class V1ce Presrdent she has shown great w11l1ngness to help Yet desprte the vrgors of her heavy schedule, Nancy stlll frnds tlme to be a leader rn all socral functrons Freshman F AA Whxte Team Tardmess Commtttee Class Vtce Presrdent Student Counctl Glee Club Krsette Staff Freshman Plays School class and Whrte hockey teams class and Whrte basketball teams Sophomore F A A Whtte Team Tardmess Commrttee Class Presrdent Student Counctl Glee Club Ktsette Staff School class Whrte hockey teams Iumor F A A Whrte Team Tardmess Commrttee Glee Club Klsette Staff Whrte and class basketball and hockey teams Semor F A A Whrte Team Tardmess Commrttee Glee Club Busmess Manager of Krsette Athletrc Renresentatrve Co charrman ol Tardmess Commrttee School class and Whrte hockey teams N o wealth rs lrke the quret mrnd sonahty Through her many years at Faulkner she has shown the porse and soc1al grace wh1ch drstm gurshes a true Faulknervte Her sense of responsr b1l1ty has made her one of the outstandrng members of our class NANCY SMITH Us We assume responsrbrhty and before we know rt, rt's graduatron tune. ' -Lrndas qulet appearance masks a rich per- ,, . . - . u A I 1 -- -- ' . 1 Freshman F A A Green Team Club School Class and Green hockey and basketball teams Athletlc Emblem Class volleyball team Student Councxl Re presentatrve Sophomore F A A Green Team Club School Class and Green hockey and basketball teams Athletrc Representatrve Athlettc Board Class volleyball teams Athletrc Numeral Iumor F A A Green Team Phrlanthropu: Commrttee Glee Club School Class and Green hockey and basketball teams Class volleyball team Athletxc Letter Dramatxc Club Vrce Presxdent of Class Student Councrl Delegate to Lake Forest Conference and the Natmonal Conference of Chrrstrans and ews Senxor F A A Green Team Caotam Chcrxrman ofPh1lanthrop1c Commrttee Glee Club School Class and Green hockey and basketball teams Class volleyball team Athletmc Board Dra matrc Club Krsette Charrman of the Natronal Conference of Chrrstrans cmd Iews Phxlanthropxc Commrttee Glee Phtlanthroprc Commrttee Glee Fnendshrp rs the wme of hfe In her four years at Faulkner Zo has acqurred a multltude of frlends She excels rn everythrng We never cease to marvel at her trfeless energy These quahtles are reflected n her posmon as Green Team captaln Her warmth and mtegnty w1ll long be re membered by those who know her RUTH WEINSTEIN ZOZO VERBEKE Freshman Hyde Park Hrgh School G A A G A A repre sentatxve Yearbook Staff Hall guard Sophomore Hyde Park Hrgh School Srgma Epsxlon Honor So cxety Attendance Offrce Hall guard Iumor Hyde Park Hrgh School G A A Yearbqol-: Staff Faul kner F A A Whxte Team Fxre Dnll and Crvxl Defense Com mrttee Semor F A A Whrte Team Frre Dnll and Crvrl Defense Com mrttee Charrman Semor Class Presxdent Student Councrl Co edrtor of Krsette Reason cmd Judgment are the quahtres of a leader Ruths talent for leadershrp 1S dlsplayed by the offrces that she holds She TS the Senror Class Presrdent and Co Ed1tor of K1sette Her pat1ence and easy golng manner make her one of the most popu lar members of the class and she may always be depended on for a cheerful word We sadly bid good bye to our inends and look forward to the future. u . - . . . u Q . . i . . 1 H . - . - - u - . . ,, . 1 . . . 1 J,'!Q?L wigw JI' Y 1- iff IJ. 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Merle Baer Sally Bloomberg Lmda Brady Mary Clegg Susre Edwards Leshe England Margie Korshak Sandl Levy Sue Magrd Carole Mogrlner Dale Rxce Lmda Schmaltz Nan Smlth Zo Verbeke Ruth Wemstem Most Ambltrous Most Athletxc Most Cheerful Cutest Most Dependable Best Frgure Fust to Marry Fnendhest Hungrlest Best Leader Neatest Most Studlous Most Talkatxve Most Understandmg Senzor Statzstzcs Leshe Sue E Mary Zo Sally Ruth Sand1 Sue M Lrnda S Ruth Nan Sandl Merle Carole Lmda B Dale Margxe Dale Lmda B Zo L1nda S Merle Sally Nan Carole Margre Sue M Sue E Leshe Mary Most Llkely to Succeed The 5611101 Class Of 55 Found At Unos Movres Krtchen Samt Pauls The Northshore Telephone Dale s Susre s Bowlmg Alley Sand: s Her Desk Bxlly s Goldstme s Brady s Senror Class Log Wants To Nurse Model Doct r Gym Teacher Artist Wnter Presrdent of U S Marrred Buyer Mrs At Berkeley Mrss Prckens Successor Mrs Bxlly Homemaker Adlaxs Secretary Wxll Be Patxent Mamkm Srck Student House Pamter Wrrtten About Voter Old Maud Salesgrrl Mlss At Navy Pxer Stlll Takmg Notes Mrs Straus Homebreaker Adlals Mard Favonte Character Irmmy Russ T Marlon Peanuts Ernie Shakespeare Bull Holden Eddre Frsher Santa Claus Shelly Sammy Davrs Ir Iumor Bxlly Hank Adlar Noted For Dretmg Smxle Whxte Team Elbows ohn Actmg Math Emmet Sarcasm Tor1s1ls Lrver Hrstory Bllly Green Team Eating . . . Wittiest .........,..re..e..,r..,,,,e..,............... ...,..,,.......w..................-YwwY,..,. ..--,V-------- ' 1 Be ' ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,..,, ' A,,A,,,,,,A,AA,,,, VVY,,A VV,A ' , , , ,,..,,,,,, ' ......... .......,.......,. I ..........., V l ---.---....--..-.-V,.. 'I ..,,...,...,......,,.. ,U .... H I V ., V. l - - I V . . 'Rb W '27, .-5 25314 Clickety, clickety. clickety, clack, For typing Kisette she has the knack. 'v f79 5 And now we turn to our own Linda Brady, Better known as White Team First Lady. This shutter-bug can be seen clicking away. With camera and ilashbulbs, stalking its prey. Politics is Ruthie's game: In Senior acclaim. elections she won With pencil and paper and dum- my outspread. Marjie really is busy as yearbook head. E As.. In athletic feats she won her- seli a name. And the elbow with personality achieved great lame. This gavel is wielded by our gal Sue. Ably she rules with Student Council as crew. You're late, You're late for a very important date. Our time- keeper, Linda Schmaltz, must decide your fate. 'rv-1 Bubble. Bubble, Toil and Trou- ble. In chemistry, time and ei- fort are double. Faulkners gay Letne loves the dramatic: In speech and in dress she's always emphatic. Here we see GumGut number one Who guides her team in work and fun xt' '- C 'f , 1 1.-. u,'. -. 'Wfiu -f Do Re Mi, and up the scale Sweetly chirps our songstress Dale. Armed with pencil and note- book, Secretary Sandi, Proves herself both efficient and handy. HAH HAH-Here's to Nan. Let's give our cheerleader a great big hand! - --fi Faulkner's own Rembrandt is maqniiique, On Posters or year- book or iashions so chic. v .1 ' A 1 E A 22? Pretty as a Picture H. Weinstein, L. Brady, D. Rice B. Segal It looks good The team was in a huddle History Haze , . The Dcnly Weekly Published Monthly gl'Igiiiiielrl'lclcgsslggflgeilsverbeke' D. Rice, R, Weinstein, N. Smith, S. Bloomberg N4 a 5 Q A if 1' a' g i if ..v,. ' f sq Q 9 4 if e Q J + Egg R. X1 '- .1 Ms: I M.. f 3ff ,, , 5: X fhfq, 'r W X I -rx la .344-LA ,q'JA ' 3' . V :A-31' E w,!'ivi.i . gQ,i.,A Q fp ' Q'i'? i 33? 1 I Cflllege 1 3. . .sq X! , s THE I UNIOR CLASS CAROLYN BROWN IOY CAROL HIRSCH PAT OWENS ANNETTE de LEE SUSAN MARIENTHAL GRACE SCHULTZ PATSY FLORSHEIM LINDA MCCLELLAN IACQUELINE VICK RUTH FROST IEAN MINARIK SUSAN WATTS LINDA GOLDSTINE NANCY NORVILLE PAULETTE WEINSTEIN VIRGINIA GREEN PATSY WILLIS OFFICERS Presldent Pat W1l11s Vzce Pre ldent lucky Vlck Secretary Susan Watts Treasurer Nancy Norv1lle Athletlc Representatlve Lmda McClellan Student Councll Representatlve Grace Schultz Colors Smoke Gray and P1nk Flower Plnk Cameha Motto The World Is What You Make It CONNIE BROWN Sllhouette Wlth her flare for dramatxcs we all ex pect Connxe to g1V9 Helen Haye some com petltron Who 11 ever forget Oop Shoop Sh Boom and Company . - S. ---Vrr, wyvyy lbbbvvrv Yfvv u b '-VVVV,A- -VYVV iAvf-w-w ,A n Q y V , . F ' S 1 T in .6 tk Q 1 47 TON I de LEE S11houette The class of 57 1S happy to clarm thrs sweet add1t1on therr ranks Ton1 has a pnceless sense of humor that too few people have the pleasure f knowrng RUTH FROST Sllhouette Ruth n Engl sh study perrod or lust at home bnghtens up anyones day Always ta k ln or eatmg she IS a loy Wllh er endless stones of those me ces and nephews 'D sa PATSY FLORSHEIM Srlhouette Presentmg Patsy the Queen of the Keyboard and Faulkners own Llberace Credxt should be glven where credrt IS due and Patsy deserves lt LINDA GOLDSTINE Srlhouette The devrlrsh part of our class rs Lmda Those chrna blue eyes are the envy of the whole class and her generosrty and loyalty are shown to all Ai Through the years Thy lovmg daughters ever true shall be. as 1 . tv f X I f P .g , 7... n h - ' , . ws 1-.1 ,f A- A K A J, 1 . ' VIRGINIA GREEN Sllhouette Grnny has been at Faulk ner smce kmdergarten days Her electron as Student Government v1ce pres1dent IS evrdence of her ablllty as well as her populanty SUSAN MP RIENTHAL Sxlhouette Tall and ternhc Sue s hgure IS the envy of the whole class Were sure that the mlghty paxnt brush she wlelds wlll bnng her success IOY CAROL HIRSCH Sllhouette Thrs blond bombshell hxt and we re stlll recovenng Ioy s warmth and s1ncer1ty make her a fnend of everyone I EAN MINARIK Srlhouette lean s happy go-lucky casual manner makes her one of the hxghhghts of the class Now we have a new gem the Faulkner settmg x H Through the years Thy loving daughters ever true shall be. S I ' ' if -f y y 2 N t in A ,A .kf, A ,S Q 'Z ' , I Faulkner in lzer Freshman year. Yggpjfik ,rf 5 W fi , M f or if ,,nv c 1 LINDA MCCLELLAN Sllhouette A sense of humor a twmkle 1n her eye and a Wh1Z at any sport thats our L1nda Her fnendly manner puts Llnda at the top of our 11st PAT OWENS Srlhouette Genu1ne relrable cheer ful Pats always there wlth co operat1on plus Although us ually qu1et she always has somethmg worthwhzle to say l ' Lu! l NANCY N ORVILLE Srlhouette A Faulkner grrl from way back Nancys enthusrasm and pep have won her a place ln everyone s heart She 15 the beauty of the Iumor class GRACE SCHULTZ Silhouette Pmky s boundless thuslasm and zeal for hfe con stantly amaze us Her fnend hness and sense of humor have endeared her to all rubs Then ht us sing to Alma Mater Thou our colon true l . . ' ' fl t, A :Q .n , s p I - I I I - . . I s . I . I . I - . - : - 1 . en- . I , T' 'd A ' 4 ' '. rv., , X f I 1:1 V, ' K p I 1 my I Q 32 IACKIE VICK S11houette Iackle 11ke every other Iunlor has a swell sense of hu mor 1n other words shes as crazy as the rest of us Also shes a whlz on any athlet1c held PAULETTE WEIN STEIN Sllhouette For two years Paulette has added s1ncer1ty to the class of 57 And Oh' Those crmohnes' How can one g1rl have so many? 'CTN' Az. And wzth smcenty. our Motto. SUSAN WATTS Sllhouette Sue keeps up Flossmoor s reputatron for turn1ng out swell glrls She IS the uncontested g1ggle queen of the Iumor class PAT WILLIS Sllhouette Pat at the helm has ably steered our class through calm and troubled waters Her capa b111ty and sound Judgment have commanded the respect of all of us f'1 'Q' 'f sr ...W-4 ' NYM f za X e df Q RX ' V lg? ,W y 1 , A X 'CQ E9 r Ei? fff A .f . 'K lr. - 6' h ..- fl 1 , , ,cu K, . ? .xl J , x-, M1 A Qt! Iokers G Schultz I V1ck H Frost P Wxllxs R Frost X Watch the Bnrdne V NXNN WL R K 1- -.. . 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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS BARBARA BARON BETSY HUNTER SANDRA SACK ELLEN DIENGOTT BARBARA KERNIS LOIS SWARTZBERG VIRGINIA DI VITO HELEN MITCHELL BARBARA SWEET OFFICERS Presldent V1ce Presldent Secretary Athletrc Representatlve Student Councll Representatlve Barbara Baron Ellen Dlengott Helen M1tchell Barbara Kernls Barbara Sweet Sandra Sack Colors Deep Cnmson and Blush P1nk Flower Tea Rose Motto A Woman Led Them All BARBARA BARON Retlechon The future looks brlght for the Pres1dent of our class for along w1th her ab111ty to lead she possesses a happy go lucky attrtude to wards hte whlch makes her an enjoyable com pan1on Faulkner, we smg to you. J Treasurer wa,,,,,,,,a,,a,,,, Al,,w,, A,,,l,ww,,,,,,,,l,,l,,,,,,,,A,, ,,Vl AA,A,,Vl , ,V,,V lV,VV, A ' X 3 linw' ELLEN DIENGOTT Reflectxon Ellen xs a rare comb1na t1on of beauty cmd bralns Wxth her rmpeccable neatness and ch1c Ellen always manages to look as though she has 1ust stepped off the cover of Vogue ELIZABETH HUNTER Reflechon Betsy s wxlhngness and co-operatxon have made her an mdlspensable member of our class Her determmatxon and sp1r1t to do each job well make her an mspuatlon to us all VIRGINIA D1VITO Reflectxon G1ngers doel1ke eyes conceal the 1nner sparkle whlch we can always count on to shme through gayly when we need rt most BARBARA KERNIS Reflechon Barbara w1ll always per form any task set before her w1th assurance and determ1na t1on Artxstrcally creatlve she helps to round out the person ahty of our class f 4 F MF So let us carry on forever the Spint of today. .4 J 5 , ,Y . , .V , . ,X W-51, 5, -H , , ,H Q 1?33.wv.y ff 'Jw' . as ., 'g'fn'I'?1.'. f - I tif- I t S ' t - ' Q yy hz Q rj, If ,ss 1 ...f ' fa- .Q 1-'4 . . . . . . . , . 1 . . , . . . u . . . , , Y HELEN MITCHELL Reflectlon Sweetness and cheerful ness are two of Helens most outstandlng assets She can al ways be depended upon to rarse our sp1r1ts LOIS SWARTZBERG Reflechon Even though Lo1s IS tmy rn stature she has enough v1va cnty for a person fW1Ce her sxze She has proved herself valuable rn academxc work as well as class functlons nfs SANDRA SACK Reflectlon Every class needs a good hstener Wh11e Sandy fulhlls th1s more xmportant she IS not only gratrfymg to talk to but a g1rl who IS able to contrxbute worthwh1le and provocatlve ldeas to any dlscusslon BARBARA SWEET Reflectlon Clever and w1tty good to look at creatlve glfted 1n art and llterature and possesslng a starthngly mature judgment Barbara sees through to suc cess anythxng she undertakes May our Motto ever gmde us Her honor wxth us stay , K1 , 'A f yi -3 rpyg 7. 3 4 3 I ,r L , e t h . t A V ph ,T g r. A N ggi tyyxf SA i 1 All Set? The Three Musketeers B Kerms B Bosworth H Mxtchell B Baron B Sweet S Such Fflends T0 The End Which Twm Has The TQII7 Gruesome Twosome S 50514 H Mlfcheu B Sweet E Dxengoti E Dxengott S Goldbctt 35, sh X 23 f fg Q F -aww .f FRESHMAN CLASS BONNIE BOSWORTH IUDY CRAWOIG EVELYN MANDEL SUSAN BROADY SUSAN HIGHSTONE DIANE NORVILLE DIANE COHEN SUSAN IOSEPH CAROL SHLENSKY CAROLYN DRY SANDRA KLEBANSKY BARBARA SIEGAL I ACKI FINOLA NANCY WIELAND OFFICERS Presrdent Susan Ioseph Vrce Pres1dent Dlane Norv11le Secretary Iack1e Frnola Treasurer Bonnle Bosworth Student Councll Representattve Nancy W1eland Colors S1lver Flower Gardema Motto From the Heart BONNIE BOSWORTH SUSAN BROADY Image Although small Bonme plays a large part rn all of our school act1v1t1es She IS the trea surer of the class and carrles much I'eSpOI'1S1b1l1ly well hand Image Sue 1S a new g1rl at Faulkner and she halls from New York Sweet and understandlng Sue 1S always there Wllh a helpmg K I K S. Q 1 'L tit Q Hcnl, oh had Alma Mater. Hall, oh hcnl to Thee. Athletic Representative .ll.,lee,,elt ,eel,..l. S .S ,.ss .ss,,l...eel....s, ,s.s,s S u san Highstone 3' N, 5fl R, I I ' Y ----J DIANE COHEN lmage Aside from her mischlevous nature Drane possesses such fine characteristics as friendli ness intelligence and dependa bility Her work on Kismet has helped to make it another suc cessful yearbook lUDY GRAWOIG Image Full of pep and vim Iudy is a member of the Fresh Soph cheerleading squad She IS very dependable and always willing to help CAROLYN DRY Image: It is not often that you find a girl who has both talent and brains all rolled into one. Carolyn is the actress of the class and a good student, too. 'vi' SUE HIGHSTONE Image As athletic representatlve of of the Freshman class Susre has really hved up to her office She has a l9I'1'1f1C sense of humor and she can always be counted on to brighten up any mornmg QQJN 14 IACKIE FINOLA Image Always laughing and jok ing thats the Freshmen s secre tary You can always spot Iackxe rn the hall because of her bnght red hair SUSAN IOSEPH Image Known for her leadership Sue s president of the Freshman class Trustworthy and very in dependent Sue has proved her self a true and loyal friend ,pf Through the years Thy loving daughters ever true shall be 43 l if f F 13 ' ' V 1 X 3 4 E F A it b yr - .X K if 4 K K . , . . . ., 551 QQ ' ' M n A I - ' i - I ' . . if ' 1 , ' : 3? F ' k ig ' N ' F , s y A. Z i '.:. eisffi: rfgzf A ' I t Q ei - '-e. ' . V -., , 4 , , I ' , . K l . - :linen SANDRA KLEBANSKY Image Sandy 1S the artrst of our class She has been at Faulkner qulte a few years and has made many warm fnends CAROL SHLENSKY Image Cheerful w1tty and rehable these three words all add up to Carol who adds a lot of fun to the Freshman class MXN EVELYN MANDEL Image: Although quiet and shy, Eve is full of fun. She is a new girl at Faulkner and is well- liked by everyone. 'QC D Bl ,E BARBARA SIEGEL Image Barby the petlte soclal cha1r man of the Freshman class can always be counted on to co operate She IS another new gxrl at Faulkner and she has made many new fnends ff? N-4 ll DIANE NORVILLE Image D1 has many I'eSpOI'1SIblI1l1eS one of whrch 15 belng vlce pres1 dent of the class Her eager cheerful personahty lends an au' of happxness to the class NANCY WIELAND Image Star goalle of the Freshman class thats Nancy She IS also the Student Government repre sentat1ve and another welcome addxtxon to Faulkner if 44 Through the years Thy lovmg daughters ever true shall be 1 I I 5 I, tn ts , jr . he i I i 4 . . . . - .- . I y K 4 i I . . t , 4 xl fi., h I I . , tttts N - gif 1' . V ,A I ' ll ff F 4' fx Q f N fx CJ! ,lf fl ff 114,45 D XY ff' A MWKQW Z Q . ,J N Go, Go Greens! lb- Cruzy Cozy The Meeting Will Come to Order-Now B. Siegel, N. Wielcmd, L. Dry, S. Ioseph 1. C Whites Will Win Finger of Suspicion E. Mandel and I. Finolc Rcrgdoll Freshmen ga! f' 1. THE Happy WA NUERER .KllNlfk 'Q xii . 5' 'j 'I ' 'Il 5 Q?-5 ix.. '14 4? ,rl gg H zz!! -gf. .D M- M -X - ' ' I - I Ei ' 1:63-1.Ff iii! R1 AF . xii xx. 48 March 18 The Dr111 On the nrqht of March 18th the a1r oi the Faulkner gym was charged w1th excrtement and suspense Mrss McAdow struck the openmg chords of We re the Grrls of Faulkner School as Greens and Whrtes marched proudly rn The Wh1te Team under the guldance of Ian Nathenson demonstrated therr sk111 rn marching and were followed by the Green Team led by Poulra Teams Umted Green Team Dxtty Tsoumas Next on the schedule was calrsthenxcs and after th1s both teams drsplaved great talent and ongmahty 1n the performance of team songs and d1ll1eS Last on the program was tumbhng accomp hshed wlth sk11l and dextenty Weeks of plannmg and labor reached therr culmrnatron when the judges gave therr decrsron and Kam awarded the cup to the Greens Good Luck Greens' The Whrte Team Whxte Team Dxtty I Us I Q A V m p my 5 u . 'V n git rl 1 e has April 4, Boston Trip On April third, with Boston as their destina- tion fifteen Faulkner qirls departed on the New York Central tra1n the New England States for the East Arrived in Boston they took over the Statler Hotel and made it their temvorarv home The Gray line Bus Company gave us a guided tour of the city and surrounding places of historical interest from North Church and King's Chapel to Bunker Hill, Salem and the House of Seven Gables Part of the last day was a regular tourists field day for brows 1ng 1n the shops and we climbed aboard the West bound tram loaded w1th gift packages and hap p1ness X Sleepyhead All Ashore P Tsoumas I Monro S Watts S Watts S Manenthal S Manenthal L McClellan Apr1l22 Freshman Plays Drsplaced Baby Sitter This delrqhtful comedy takes place in an amusing family atmosphere Mrs Frazier recerves a letter from her sister statinq that their newly adopted son will arrrve that day from Czechoslova kia for a visit Many toys are gathered by the excited famrly to amuse the little fellow It is quite a sur pnse to everyone when he turns out to be a six foot eighteen year old' Midnight Fantasy Inside two picture frames stand a modern qirl and a qrrl of the evqhteenth centurv As the clock strikes twelve thev awaken as f from a deep slumber and emerge from the frames While they are talking and becoming fnends all too soon the clock strikes one lwhrch IS the signal for them to return to their prcture framesl lust as thev are to depart from each other they realize they are great grandaughter and great grandmother Bargains m Cathay William who wants to be an author but whose father forbids rt has written a book of poems and had t published Of course the author s name is only a pen name so that Wrlllams father wont frnd out about his act By Emrlys lWlll1GmS grrl fnendl unceasmg argument packed sohd with good reasons four customers and Wrlhams father Cwho doesnt know that h1s own son wrote the bookl buy a copy of the poems Because of Emilys sincerity and faith in the book he acknowledges his sons talent and dec1des to allow W1ll1am to become an author 49 . f , . n ll ll 1 I ' ' ' . . . , . . . . . ' ' all X n XX, I . Xin 1 N. x 5,1 tx. Fr Y , Nw I A 1 e I U I s I u . I I . i - , ' . I I I ' 1 i ' I 1 I - . , May 7 and 8 Dramatic Club Play V' -we -bl Front Row Presrdent L England I Hrrsch M Clegg R Frost B Hunter A hush descended upon the crowd as the curtam slowly rose on Act One of M1n1ck presented by Pamt and Patches Th1s story of an old man who comes to 11ve w1th hrs son had an a1r of brttersweet nostalqra The cast was excellent partlcularly Ianet N1ght1ngale who gave a sensrtrve and touch mq performance as gentle Father M1n1Ck The play was a great success due to the skrllful d1rect1on of Mrs Phrlho Mathrsen Havmg g1ven therr annual Chr1stmas product1on the Dramatrc Club IS now engaged rn selectlng a play for presentatron 1n the sprmg We know they w1ll match the excellent standard wh1ch thev set last vear May 16 lumor Senzor Tea 50 I . 3-ngg f 5 I . s , 8 I ' A' 3 l . I 4? , Back Row: S. Magid. L. Brady, H. Mitchell, C. Brown, V. Green, Z. Verbeke. Middle Row: S. Sack. G. Schultz, I. Minarik. S. Edwards I - May 27 I-lthletlc Banquet At noon on Mav twentv seventh the Wmdermere East Hotel was be steged by Faulknerttes arrrvrng for thetr annual Athletrc Banquet Sue Davldson mxstress of ceremonles opened the program by wel comrng those oresent and then Droceeded to rntroduce Mtss Davrs our pr1nc1pal Mrs Karnradt our Phvs1ca1Educat1on 1nstructor and Iudv Wreland F A A presented and the luncheon ended w1th the stnqtng of Auld Lang Svne Athletzc Awards Babe Ruth Sportsmanshxp Awards Ianet N1ght1ngale ludxth Nlewold Senlor Awards Peggy Daskal Semor Awards Peggy Daskal Iudy W1eland Ianet Nlghtmgale Iud1th Nlewold Grace Younger Poulla Tsoumas Iudrth Rlckard Janet Nathenson Iunror Awards Dora Verbeke Mary Clegg Sophomore Awards Iackre Vrck Patsy Florsherm Lmda McClellan Susan Watts Senror Trophres Iudlth Wleland Iudlth Nrewold Ianet Nlghtlngale Freshman Awards Barbara Sweet Elxzabeth Hunter Susan Prxndev111e I president, all of whom spoke brietly to the qirls. The athletic awards were then May Z9 The New Athletzc Board L y h Q h P 1 M c Iune 3. The Senior Sing 1 I V ' N I X V M Ark 4 in X . K 1-'M' K ll' ' M- -ffe--- ee ee 5 5 I '1 '3 Q I 'riff 5' 77 X 5 Q. Back Row: . Brad , S. Hig st ne. Front Row: L. Sc mcxltz, L. McClellan, Z, Verbeke, B. Sweet, Mrs. Komrcidt. residen: . 52 Iune 5. Glee Club Back Row B Sweet P Florshlem V Green S Broady C Dry T de Lee B Hunter S Hmhstone I Mrnarrk L Brady Z Verbeke Mrddle Row M Clegg D Norv1l'e B Baron E Drengott I Vrck N Smrth S Snck C Bro n N Norvrlle Front Row B Sxegal L Schmaltz I Hrrsch H Mrtchell G D1V1to S Magld L Goldstxne Plano S Edwards Secretary Treasurer Prestdent D Rxce Musxc rs scnd to be the un1versal lanquaqe of manklnd and the Faulkner Glee Club pracuces th1s language every Tuesday at one thxrty Under the gu1dance of Mrs Edwards and her successor Mrs Hull and accomparued by Mrss McAdow the Glee Club has made two appearances th1s year Wrth the a1d of the Drama Club they gave the tradmonal Chnstmas pageant and they sang at the annual Iune S1ng 1 . 1 - 1 , . . 1 I une 9, Graduation Commencement exercises were held at the Hyde Park Baptist Church on Iune ninth at eight o'clock in the evening. The Seniors, in diaphonous white gowns-their flower girls in soft pastels-made an impressive picture as they proceeded down the aisles. The speaker of the evening was Canon Schu- felt, whom several of the girls had met at the Lake Forest Conference the preceding Iune. His address on this occasion-in which he gave advice and best wishes to the graduates-was no less enjoyable than his talks had been at the conference the previous summer. Following the commencement ceremony, the school was rapidly filled with glowing students, their handsome dates, and proud parents. Nostalgia filled the air, already saturated with the heavy tra- grance of dozens upon dozens of peonies. A recep- tion and a dance, qiven in the gym by the luniors, concluded a night of rapture, long to be remembered by all that were there, whether young or old. Lynda Bauer .. Barbara Baer ., Suzanne Blum , Dianne Costello Peggy Daskal . Sue Davidson Barbara Green . Dona Ioseph Barbara Mann . lane Monroe .. Ian Nathenson . Iudy Niewold . Ianet Nightingale Madeline Pelts Vickie Rice ,. , ,. Iudy Rickard . ,. lean Schoenstadt leryl Shirk ,.,,... Poulia Tsoumas .. Iudith Wieland . Ioanne Woolsey Donna Younger Grace Younger . 4 CLASS' OF 1955 Monticello . Drake . U. of I. Beloit Colby Drake Colby Mills Wilson Scripps Sarah Lawerence Oberlin Middlebury Pine Manor U. of Arizona lowa State Pamona . Nat'l. College ol Ed. Northwestern .. Ill. State Teachers College De Pauw .. . Colby Northwestern I une 12, The Lake Forest Conference The Five Little Peppers , as Miss Pickens called the delegates. left town on the twelfth of Iune for the Lake Forest Conference, held annually tor Iuniors from various girls' schools across the country. lt is impossible to estimate the value of those tive days to those who attended: they not only high- lighted the importance of attaining mental and spiri- tual peace, but provided a great deal of fun and a rewarding number of new friends. Those of us fortunate enough to be there will always be indebted to Dr. Arnott, Mr. Slusser, Canon Shufelt, and Rabbi Swarsenski for the clarity and logic with which they discussed our problems con- cerning religion, philosophy, and human relation- ships. ff 7.21 f n .L -K Q.. . 1 9 ' ie- Two of a kind Z. Verbeke Hen and Chicks Miss Pickens and Brood 9-1 it 444 Don't you feel well? Sue M., Sue E. Zo V. Getting a nice tan? Miss Pickens ' ..-.., is fi' September 12. Opening Tea On September 12th, the halls of Faulkner came alive after the summer vacation as the girls and the faculty of the Academic Department began to arrive for the annual Opening Tea. The girls were soon joined by the Seniors and the Freshmen coming from the ''Big-and-Little-Sister luncheon which had been held at Marshal Field's in the Tea Room. September 13, School Starts After seeing old friends and meeting new ones, everyone got her year's schedule from Miss Goesel. Refreshments followed in the dining room, and then everyone trooped up to the study hall to find her new desk. They left, sorry that vacation had ended, but anticipating with much joy the excite- ment and novelty of the school year about to begin. September 15, First Student Government Meeting Back How D Norville E Diengott P Willis V Green 1V1cePres1dentJ B Baron I Vick Fl Weinstein N Smith Front Row G Schultz S Sack N Wieland S Bloomberg Desk S Le y lSecretaryl S Magid tPresidentD with the aid of its officers and committees enforces the school rules This organization gives the students the right to make the rules which they must follow The ludicial Board Student Council which is comprised of the president vice president and secretary of the Student Government along with representative tries offenders and inflicts punish ments Each student has a major role in the play of success and mu t work her hardest to make it a 1 57 Student Government represents the girls, and, each class president, vice-president, and elected . ' h't. October 8. First Hockey Game Left to Rxght Captcnn S Edwards Z Verbeke L Brady S Watts B Hunter P Florshetm B Sweet I Vxck G Schultz M Clegg L McClellan Standmg B Kerms N Norvllle V Green P Owens N Wxeland S Hxghstone I Mmank Kneelmg P Wxllxs D Norvxlle R Frost L Schmaltz L Swartzberg B Sxegal B Baron October 14 Open House Faulkner's first Open House of the year was held October 14, 1955. The KISMET BOARD sold flowers and plants for the benefit of the yearbook. After the teachers were introduced Miss Davis carried on the business ot the meeting Anyone for flowers Unsuspectmg Parent' October 18 Apple Day 7 and D Norville One of Faulkner s favorvte trad1t1ons Founder s Dav was celebrated by a qathering of the whole school in the gym M1ss Georgene spoke to us about Grandiather Faulkner and then she pre ented each airl with a shinina red An apple a day keeps the doctor away A I l I apple. I A w D D October 29, H a1lowe'en Party The Hallowe'en party this year had the un- usual theme of The future . This inspired costumes ranging from those of the dreamers who envision a world of robots and spacemen to those of the practi- cal people who came as their own ghosts. Prizes for the best costumes were awarded to a robot from the Intermediate, a Venusian from the high school, and ghosts-complete with appropriate epitaphs-from the faculty. Next on the program were the skits, pre- sented by each class from eighth grade through Seniors. After much deliberation, the judges award- ed the prize to the Iuniors for a portrayal of a Student Government meeting of the future. The close of the party was marked by the serving of the traditional cider and doughnuts. November 6 Green and White Hockey Game Green s Vlctorrous White Team Marching On To Mercury s Darlmgs Victory Before the game M Korshak P Florsheim D Norviile Cheermg section Serious Business L Brady M Korshak I Kamradt 60 n I I I n .-sf: L: , v Q 'X ,in n 3 9 , ' f ' l 1 . ' . . . . . November 4. First Issue o1Kiselte Back Row B Hunter M Clegg Z Verbeke Mxddle Row P Florshem S Watts S Bloomberg CoEd1tors R Wemstem and N Smxth P Wxllxs S Ioseph S Sack Front Row L Schmaltz I Graworg L Schwartzberg L McClellan On November fourth Nancy Smrth and Ruth Wemstem co edrtors of Klsette publlshed then hrst xssue Nancy and Ruth are backed by Sally Bloom berg and Dale Rlce art co edrtors Lrnda Schmaltz cxrculatron manager and an mdustnous staff November 11 to 18 Book Week Thrs year Faulkner observed Book Week w1th an or1g1nal sk1t wntten bv Mrs Morgan and the lunror class The theme conce ned an rlhterate krng and h1s court wrzard who had secretly taught every one m h1s court to read You ve guessed 1t th1s was a colorful wav to adveruse the Readmg L1st' Mr Morgan sponsors the exght page monthly news sheet wh ch glves coverage to all student act1v1t1es and lvens ts columns wlth Snooperman s gossrp and other humorous features The other projects were a number of clever stunts put on bv the Prlmary and Intermedlate De partments wh ch had an attract ve dlsplay of books for all ages Thrs was a most eftectrve way to call attent1on to our wonderful Bookshelf whrch 15 ably handled by our amazrng mothers 61 . U . , S. - 1 ' 1 - i ' . -1. - - ' I . . . I ' I - I I I - ' I - I M 1 November 28, F resh-Soph Dance Silver Blades As you can see by the name, the theme of the After everyone had eaten dinner, we all went Freshman-Sophomore dance was ice-skating. up stairs for dancing. The gym was colorfully de- The party was held on November 18, 1955, corated, giving the appearance of an ice-skating starting at six o'clock in the evening. rink with its own little warming house. The bids were in the form of ice-skates and Through the co-operation of everyone, the were very effective. dance was a terrific success. Soup s On The Welcoming Committee Great Night For A Dance D Nowlue and Friends S Ioseph B Baron D Cohen I Grawoig C Shlensky and Friends November 21 Semor Fashion Show On November twentv first Miss Lansma fof Carson Pine Scott and Col head of the fashion department and her ass1stant outfitted the girls of the Senior Class In evervthmg from pajamas to formals walking Wllh grace and charm the girls played to a large audience As usual the proceeds went to Kismet 8 l X 1 .Q K Sweet Sue Pretty as a picture S Magid S Bloomberg Am t she sweet S Levy 62 ! I L, I - I , :V . A ' .1 ' , H, . f ' . , I , , . Q '9 h Q J V November 29 and December 1 Mock and Formal In1t1at1on Mock mltxatxon once agaxn proved a stxrnng expenence for the Freshmen and new g1rls The 1n1t1ates attrred accord1ng to the theme Baby Day entertamed the facult and h ah school wxth hrlanous stunts However on Frlday November the fourth they turned to the solemn oart of the ceremonv dur mg whlch the rn t1ates pledged thexr oath of al1eg1 ance to the F A A Zo Verbeke and Llnda Brady Green and Whtte team captalns respectwely then announced the members of the r teams after whxch Mrs Karnradt spon or and Mary Clegg F A A presrdent welcomed the new members xnto the assoc1at1on Pf9llY BC1bY Babxes can t read Judy and Iackle S Joseph I Gmwolg The Younger Generatxon Hamlet s Solrloquy I-mf-la and hef B0bY G Schultz R Wemstxen L Brady December 16, Annual Christmas Party Faulkner s tradrtxonal Chnstmas Party was held on December 16 1955 The Dramatxc Club presented a lovely pageant ably asslsted by the splendid accompamment of the Hrqh School Glee Club Fau1kner's own Mrs Santa Claus, M1ss Georqene, and the Intermedrate Grades served as graclous hos tesses to the boys and quls of Fellowshm House December 22, Mrs. M organ's Eggnog Party 63 .. . 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December 6 Kappa Lambda Epszlon P1ns are Gzven Out I VW Back Row B Hunter S Magld P Florshrem Mxddle Row E Dxengott S Watts V Green L Swartzberg L McClellan Front Row N Norvrlle P Wxllxs KAPPA LAMBDA EPSILON HONOR LIST or MEMBERS PIN WEAR:-:Rs Ianet Nathenson ludxth N1ewo1d Ianet Nxghtmgale Iudxth Rrckard lean Schoenstadt 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 Suzanne Magld Patr1c1a Florsheun V1rg1n1a Green Llnda McClellan Nancy Norv11le Susan Watts Patr1c1a W1ll1s Ellen Dlengott Ehzabeth Hunter Lo1s Swartzberg ADDITIONAL NAMES ACADEMIC HONOR GIRLS KDunng the three terms from September 1955 to February 19561 Sally Bloomberg D1ane Cohen Ruth Frost Iudy Grawo1g lean Mxnank Susan Ioseph Barbara Baron Dlane Norvxlle Barbara Sweet Carol Shlensky Bonme Bosworth Susan Edwards Nancy Srmth Carolyn Brown Ioy Carol Hlrsch Grace Schultz 64 Dunng the above three te ms n addvt on to the a rls marked the followmg have earned HONORS IN ATTITUDE 1956 1956 1957 1957 1957 Barbara Kernxs Sandra Sack Carolyn Dry Susan Hxqhstone Evelyn Mandel . . . O I f f K. ,E X S X s 3--we ..s. 'ff J , .,,.- S X N5 yd . Y' -, .ck 3 ,i i .. . I . V , . . . ,, .. . . . , . .. . . ,, . ,, . 1 , .. . . , . , . , . . , W Q ' te - - Q Q Q ' ' ,, . ' f s 'i i ' ' , ,- , 5- , , 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1958 1958 1959 1959 1959 December 23. I unior Prom Ianuary 27 First Basketball Game N0rv1lle D Norvxlle M Clegg S Edwards Kneelmg I Vxck Mrs Kamradt S Watts Camera Shy On Top of the World Globetrotters Get Tha' HY L Brady and Z Verbeke I Smnqingi L- MCC?ellcm, R. Frost, B. Baron, P. Florshiem. S. Highstone, L. Brady. Z. Verbeke. I. Minarik. B. H1-mieff B- Swee W H, Y . I 1 I 66 February 10. Valentine Mixer 1 S S . N Aw, poor Nan??? Who are you wink g at? M L S February 24, F acuity-Senior Game Seniors Win uti and I if hwart b 2 Y . -Y' I 4 XX! T Blow hard R h h UP P K. Whlte Team Vo1ce of v1ctory calhnq We are never fcxlhng We w11l f1ght w1th loyalty Wlth the wxll cmd sp1r1t There IS none to fear It Q11 'b 'V 'Il f' Green Team G1rls guls gxrls of Green We re so proud of ihe name We bear wxth esteem One one one are we Neath the banne r we fc1sh1on wxth Green loyalty March 1, Yearbook Goes To Press Back Row Stcmdmg L England E Dxengott S Maqxd Back Row Seated D Norvxlle B Sweet S Watts S Levy V Green NIA 1 D. Cohen, L. McCleiIcn. Front Row? Art-Editor: Edwards, Editor: M. Korshaic, Business 'Manager Norvrille. ' I 1 , 1 , ' N 7 ' n . lik LL 7 V , N Jun ' ' 70 These were the Snoopermen! The Book Shell Left to Rrght E Dlengott L Goldstme S Hxghstone L Brady The Book Shelf headed thts year by Mrs W Fxsher tempts us w1th mnumerable necessxnes and luxunes attractrvely dxsplayed and reasonably pnc We are very grateful to the mothers responsxble for the Book Shelf not only because they make It possxble for us to shop wxth ease but because they have provlded the school wxth much valuable equxp ment Th1s year the Book Shelf sponsored an hour s program m honor of Book Week 1n whxch the entxre school part1c1pated I : of i VJ ed. m - 7, xiii--f . . I Sophisticotes Study Hull I. Vick, P. Willis, S. Watts S. Levy, M. Korshak I. Vick, P. Weinstein Up cmd Over I. Vick, N. Norville, R. Frost. S. Watts. L. McClellan The First Step in Wringing K99P if GUY Qu, G Wqshxag C. Dry, E. Mandel. L. McClellan I. Vick, L. McClellan. D. Norville, R. Frost. P. Willis N if , vi. 1' 'W Q? Rxght to Lett C Caron B Scott P England R Gerber H Best M Boston B Shxfrxs S Udesky H Flerschman M Wagner R Spaeth R Rupert Haven Best Carole Caron Pamela England Holly Fle1schman Dres1dent Secretary Treasurer E zghth Grade Ronna Gerber Mary Boston Renee Rupert Beverly Shxtns OFFICERS Color S1lver Flower Red Roses Barbara Scott Ruth Spaeth Suzanne Udesky Mary lane Wagner Carole Caron Ruth Spaeth Ronna Gerber Mary lane Wagner Vice-President ,,,ee,,....w,,,e.,,..,e,,,e,,,.....V,,e,,,.,..V,,e,,,e,.V,..,, ..,w..eVVYe,..... , , ,,,. .. Left to Rxght M Roeseler I Berg C Crawford B Glassenberg B Feldman I Sack A Barth C Kauffman B Gan' Anna Barth Iudy Berg Carolyn Coffman Cec1e Crawford Pres1dent V1ce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Seventh Grade Barbara Feldman Bonnle Garr Beverly Glassenberg OFFICERS Color Lrght Blue Flower Garnet Roses Marrlee Kern1s Mary Roeseler Iackre Sack Marvel Shaprro Mary Roeseler Cec1e Crawford Beverly Glassenberg ludy Berg Left to Rxght P Kerms C Frsher E Roeseller E Rosenbloom G Rose L Wemstem I Florsheim L Baron L1nda Baron Carolyn F1scher lane Florsherm Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Szxth Grade Adrxenne Green Pamela Kernxs Elrsabeth Hoeseler Grace Rose OFFICERS Esther Rosenbloom Farel Shuger Lynn Welnsteln Carolyn Frscher Lynn Wemstem Pamela Kernls ViCe-President ,......v,..........rwee.........YeY.. GwwG.................,,,,,..............., E lisabeth Roeseller Left to Rxqht B C frd H B sworth I Fxsher S Morgenthau M Kaplan B Don B Rosenth I B Ellrott B C onm C Kampe Frith Grade Heather Lourse Bosworth Bemette Elhott Mmam Susan Kaplan Barbara Crawford lane Fxsher Susanna G1se1a Morgenthau Barbara Ann Cronm Carolyn Kampe Barbara Rosenthal Barbara E Don Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Ioann Tr1pp1 OFFICERS Iane Fxsher Barbara Crawford Susanna G1se1a Morgenthau Colors Pmk and Wh1te Flower Red Rose 4' ' 2 . raw o , . 0 . . ' , . . Vice-Presidents ,,,..........,,.......,w,,.,.,,w.,.,o,...,., Ioann Trippi, Heather Louise Bosworth lntermedzate ACf1V1fl6S Intermedzate Dr11I March 1955 marked a great day in the l1ves of every intermediate girl The drill consisted of marchmg tumbling singing and calesthemcs each team being led by capable captains on the Greens side Beth Marsteller tain and Iudy Grawoiq co captam After much excrtement Mrs Kamradt an nounced that the Whites had won Another exciting Faulkner Dnll had come to a close Eighth Grade Luncheon In May of 1955 South Shore Country Club was the scene of the annual eighth grade luncheon Accompanied by Miss McAdow and Miss Davis we enjoyed a dehcious meal of chicken ala kmg Soon after an occasion we had looked forward to had become another wonderful memory of our eighth grade year Orderly Confusion Cheeese captain and Diane Norville, co-captain: on the White's, Susie Highstone, cap- C. Crawford. B. Glassenberg -B Peek-A-Boo L. Baron, B. Crawford It looks as ii you're not paying attention. Watch the birdie A. Barth. C. Crawford G. Rose, L. Weinstein Come On In! The Water's Fine Nice Ice M. Udesky. S. Udesky and friends P. England, R. Gerber, H. Best S. Udesky, H. Fleischman XY .JENYORS It looks mterestmg They have the nght idea Coiiee break? The three musketeers! Cflughf on the fob- CT? Left to Right: M. Udesky, S. Udesky, I, Carr, D. Kaplan, L. Skeens, N, Lederer, M. Smith, M. Grawoiq Grade Three Ianet Gan Nan Beth Lederer Mary Lou Smith Margy Ann Grawoig Nancy Lieberman Michele Udesky Gail Iulian Linda Skeens Sandra Udesky Donna Kaplan ' 'D D0 L L Left to Right: S. Lewis, D. Schafer, B. Targ, R. Bateman, R. Hagerty, P. Martin, l. Manus. Second Grade Rainbo Bateman Ruth Hagerty Linda Benko Claire Irnbert Carol Dick Alice Susan Lewis Phyllis Georgini Irene Manus Lynne Marley Penelope Martin Dianne Kay Schafer Barbara Targ 7 E 5-'x 3' ff 1 4,1 if, , .' ,Q IW? 3153 '. X f ,N .Q AK' Y' , ' K t ' ff 5 .Qi E ra! K. A A ZX? 'J 1 WE , . :Q :jg xi? 4-I X -.MV r ,,.,.-A M- 1'f'f:-.5 3, .Mi M 5,3 , V . 1 ' ' N 1 K 5 K . 3 A 1 X 4 ' 1 I lf .N s 5, 4 n . 1 I I x M u o D . A f 'f X S 3, ' wi 4' M S ' nf V L gy kv 'N ' E54 Q bf' J' fi ii? .iw A Q - 'Q ' 1 V . ' I 1 if. -f yfia X If 5 f 3 ,K X f '- A ' A , D EM is 1-4'v'1 , r ' il '- ff . ' M 4 1' I uf . q :. 7 . :fir - f . X J Y. I Kindergarten Left to Right: Mrs. Bowe, Douglas Watts. Alan Watts. Kathleen Salmon, Ellen Harsha, Laura Kennelly. Patricia Mann. Cynthia Berman. Robin Berss, David Miller, Patricia Kaplan. Patti Cavanauqh. Ncomi Weinstein. Charles Finkel. Alexander Thompson, and lack Padour. Absent: Elcla DeLisa, Sandra Shugar. Mary Ellen Burg, Eva Grunwald, Mindy Siegal, Peter Grunwald, and Liz Wangelin. Primary Activities March 24th The First and Second Grades' trip to the Brookfield Zoo. Iune 3rd The Kindergarten ends its year with a picnic at the Point. Iurxe Sth The First and Second Grades follow the Kindergarten's picnic two days later with one of their own. lune 7th Another picnic, again at the Point, is held by the Third and Fourth Grades. December 9th The Kindergarten and Primary join the rest of the school in the annual Christmas Carol Sing. December 16th The Primary and Kindergarten Departments, turned actresses for the day, give their Christmas Program for their parents. January Sth All the girls bring their favorite dolls for Doll Day with Miss Georgene. A couple of dolls Baby Faces Baby be good I5 She U model? Now. stand up straight N iw . 2 The Feast oi Lights C'es! LC! Vie Z Verbeke L Swcrtzberg Pensive with c pencil M Levxeux L Brady M Plckens Mednanon Jus! Penswe S Edwards S Mugld i- 4-rf' X Roh, Rah, Ruthie R. Weinstein CSU' no ning ',- :s div- zz: - ad K- , H ,-.,f-4 me 'HIIYKIUU' it ,ll Nl-if 1 ul' U 4 Sisters D. and N. Norville iii!! ll I 'lift fl Pose Pretty P. Owens Stmwberry Shoxtccxke-100 Calories L. McClellan G0 FOX Z0 We've Got The Cap Queen Of The Ke 5 . . Y N- Smith. P, Florsheim R. Weinstein, L. Brady S, Wqfgs fx '50 'f! 'n'.:1.5+ -2?-'S-sz: KIXUH-T Acknowledgements We would l1ke to thank the followmg people who have contnbuted so generously of therr t1me energy and pahence toward makmg our forty irfth volume of KISMET POSSIBLE Mrs Morgan our sponsor Mrss Davrs our pnncrpal Mr Solem of Marshall Studlos Mr Buchanan Representatlve of Walsworth Bros Co L1thograph ers Our Faulkner Photographers Last but surely not least ihe students of FAULKNER SCHOOL therr parents and everyone who may do us the honor of readmg our book In genulne apprecratron THE KISMET BOARD M 1 A y .1 3 l f O ' rlel f-7 -is O K r l l N X L x W' l : N J ' l V Vixen W g S 'I 2 n s WALSWORTH WALSIORTH BROTHERS ll .ul nn M U 5 A 1..m.,...,h..4 a. n.,..f.J by , A ag a.. A 52 ., Q , +1 ,, r -. 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