Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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si AVN ' JANUARY CLASS HISTORY All Freshies go to the Auditorium at once 1 Forty-five peppy boys were sent to Mr. Sollo's divisiong the other students filled Miss Kilpatrick's and Mr. Lassen's domain. Even then, traits of leadership and of scholastic ability were discernible in Eugene Knight, Gustav Sosdian and Ellen Petrzelka. During our Sophomore year, Cliiord Pilz, Ted Kaczor and Tony Malone were the mainstays of the tennis and basketball teams. We took several field trips and we shall never forget the fun that we had. In our Junior year, While faint rumors of a Student Council filled the air, we aided the C. I. C. in adopting the Stairway Traffic System. Our social life also was expanded greatly after we had our first roller skating party. Our Senior life was ushered in with many happy afternoons spent in the girls' gym attempting to master the antics of dancing, while other classmates won athletic letters. Ann Bufarle and Anthony Malone were President of the Lettergirls' and Lettermen's Club, respectively. We had a grand time at our class picnic in June, which was a prelude to the happiest semester at Foreman. Letty Meredith attained the most coveted position which the student body can bestow, President of the C. I. C.g CliHord Pilz, Vice-President, Dorothy Fry, Secretary, and Wilbur Zelinski, Treasurer. The class election was a warm battle of ballots but the candidates to the left became the class officers. We held a Christmas party in the gym-holly, mistletoe and punch -and we had a most pleasant time. The Prom in the beautiful Belmont Hotel was a dream realized, followed by a Class Day party that will linger in our fond memories. Senidr Night found us attending the delightful per- formance of The Three Cornered Moon, which revealed our classmates as talented. Suddenly graduation night swept down upon us. We listened with tear filled eyes to the Salutatarian, to the Valedictorian, to the guest speaker, and to the presentation of the class gift. Wilbur Zelinski won a scholarship at the University of Chicago, Clifford Pilz, Letty Meredith and Anthony Malone were awarded honor medals. We marched to the stage to receive those coveted diplomas, as the curtain fell on our high school life. We may never meet all of our class- mates again, but we are grateful for the many sincere and warm friend- ships which the January Class of 1939 fostered. ANTHONY MALONE, President JOHN ONDREJCIN, Vice President MONZELLE MITCHELL, Secretary DOROTHY FEENEY, Treasurer i10l