Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DIVISION 321 JONES F ront Row- Margaret Till, Edwin Serwatki, Joyce Happesch, Bonadel Du Mont, Rita Allen, Nancy Hartlett. 2nd Row-Irene Christy, Phyllis Kowalski, Loretta Zientarski, Ronald Mandell, Leonard Lizak, Peter Kowalski, Bob Murray. 3rd Row-Louis Harbal, Thomas Jones, Henry Unrath, Bernadette Luszcz, Lorraine Jeczala, Virginia Karpowicz, Joyce Conlon. 4th Row-Joe Sclafani, Ronald Parenti, Helen Szepkowski, Dolores Schmidt, Carol Piadzinski, Joan Nockels. 5th Row-Art Olesky, Casimir Silewics, F. Wilson, Myron Bielat, Lloyd Demel, Richard Werba, Gene Puetz. DIVISION 316 DOYLE Ist Row-Connie Barcia, Alice Ardagn, David Arends, Al Bakan, Robert Brackman, James Padal, Robert Becker, Eugene Knaga. 2nd Row-Dorothy Bornell, Pat Capski, Virginia Daniel, Joan Blad, Josephine Bill, Patricia Quayle, Ella Panos. 3rd Row-Sylvia, Andreon, Arlene Benson, Richard Bagges, Bill Williarnsen, Bob Egan, Edwin Kaezar, Roy August, John Zuber. 4th Row-Vera Bacula, Joan Jacobs, Leon- ard Schnepe, Eugene Barrett, Walter Birn, Lawrence Wayer, Henry Weichbradt, Jack Beck. 5th Row-Norah Bradball, Gerry Miller, Georgeann Anthony, Ann Swanson, Matt Batt, Bob Bussa, Jim Brodnicki. DIVISION 325 HOGLE Front Row - Esther Keslinke, Marilyn Heintz, Gloria Jamieson, Ruth Czapar, Lois Stefani, John Klus, Davey Johns. 2nd Row-Robert Majewski, Carol Falhn- rich, Dolores Kolowski, Iris Kirby, Loretta Chizanowski, Rosemary Leaney, Rita Nytko, Ernest Marciniak, Phil Kilcoyne. 3rd Row-Janice Kramer, Marjorie Konow- ski, Carol Issel, William Huston, Richard Thompson, Earl Nelson, Ronald Majewski, Thomas Bychowski, Bob Kranz. 4th Row-Ernest Wilhelm, Matthew Ko- lodziej, Erick Kayser, Joseph Konieczny. 5th Row-Rose Marie Kraus, Dorothy Yur- kowsky, Jane Kraus, Audrey Johnson, Pat Knudsen, Phyllis Parker, Edmund Tunison, Jolm Kirsch, Robert Hansen, Ray Miller. For tl1e fair young damsel who is not inclined to be a career girl, Foreman offers courses in textiles and foods. The young ladies are being taugl1t the importance of a balanced diet.

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DIVISION 322 GUSE ' Front Row-Le Roy Vincolese, Betty Tyreha, Gerri Rynowski, Betty Poteracka, Joan Troc- coli, Virginia Walczak, Lois Lelunan, George Tortorella. 2nd Row-Marilyn Webb. Frances Hamble- ton, Jaequie Wolff, Laverne Drews, Elaine Lewis, Helen Waluk, Monte Montelhano. 3rd Row-John Walker, James Titus, Col- leen Wenzel, Elaine Walznk, Sara Trippiedi, Dolores Brunsfelf. 4th Row-Chester Wilk, Flory Chrzescian, David West, Norman Thorsen, Donald Van Frayen, Andy Wodzisz. 5th Row-Milton Valenta. Bill Schuetz, Harold Werlhe, Bob Williamson, Jack Zurek, James Smith. DIVISION 125 CARMODY Front Row-Ken Dumbroese, John Brim- son, Rose Pitt, Grace Pappas. Jean Plans, Rose Marie Regilio, Georgia Panson, De- vonna Olesen, Marlene Panfil. 2nd Row-Marian Phillips, Dolores Pie- karczyk, Ann Pavia, Eleanor Schaden, Ger- trude Hurlbrink, Violet Hurley, Mary Reit- meyer. 3rd Row-Eugene Colemo, Don Guziolek, Lawrence Bara, Edwin Bohka, Lucille Regas, Theresa Galli, Margaret Perce. 4th Row-Gloria Plummer, Ronald Plam- beck, Donald Plambeck, Henry Oberbeck, Leonard Jasinski, Robert Bock, Joseph Kuo, Frank Wasik, Bertine Olsen, John Howe, Fred Hardtke. Warren Ness. Ronald Han- sen, George Olson, Eugene O'Neal, Raymond Gulouski. DIVISION 329 TREFFINS lst Row-Pearl Horick, Joanne Euckler, Richard Martin, Jeanette Andersen, Dorothy Wille, Dorothy Grahoury. 2nd Row-Lorraine Kowalski, Lucille Muschinski, Diana Miscevich, Margaret Mash- hurn, June Crawford, Lois Dinsmore, Joyce Downs. 3rd Row-John Taylor, Herbert, Holmberg, Joan Meske, Betty lwanski, Cele Fisher, Sylvia Wirth, Elaine Zickman, Marylinne De Novo. 4th Row-Gerald Zalbo, Ray Rogers, Paul Regorz, Bill Thrane, Ronald Thelin, Ken- neth Schroeder, Mary Jane Gillespie. 5th Row-Norman Whiteley', Charles Kuehn. Edward Steinhaus, John Ewald, An- drew Klasen, Ralph Tallaksen. Edwin Trapp, John Suifka, Earl Samp. These three young ladies are working on a chemistry experi- ment and it looks as though they are enjoying themselves. Chem- istry is taken by a large percent- age of our upper classmen.

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DIVISION 223 JENKINS Front Row- Adelaide Denis, Louise Bunge, Francis Chrisos, Bill Bratscher, Arthur Mel- vin, Frances Barcia, Dolores Wisniewski. 2nd Row-Peggy Armstrong, Barbara An- ders, Phyllis Czepelewski, Mildred Ander, Helen Bakan, Joan Knippenberg, Merilyn Balder. 3rd Row-Emmy Lou Shelar, Janet Storey, Betty Gortemoller, John Carrozza, Ralph Brandt, John Barabba. 4th Row-William Sanchez Eu ene Cas- - E person, Raymond St-alzitt, Charles Buck, Richard Bery. 5th Row-Wayne Matthias, James Busse, Gordon Amundsen, William Daniels, Harry Bergman. DIVISION 324 A. ANDERSON Ist Row - Marilyn Wallschlaeger, Lois Wall, Florence Perry, Leona Drews, Delores Delr- by, Rosalie Balk, Rosemary Nardi, William- ette Brehne. 2nd Row-Mary York, Agnes Schultz, Karen Weisenborn, Norbert Bielenski, Bob Traven, Donald Gofron. 3rd Row-Henry Waszak, George Bober, Gene Telep, Robert Hombleton, Andrew Russo, Ralph Raulli, Walter Vogel, Joseph Traficanti. 4th. Row-Howard Munsincer, Arthur Ty- raell, Andrew Verush, John Weile, Bob Scholz, William Weichbrace. Edward Mager, Gerald Zuk, Leonard Rospond. ' 5th Row- Eunice Wagener, Victoria Tuzak, Doris Kelly, Donna Wilber, Evelyn Wolf- garht, Arlene Stuhl, Esther Anderson, Joe Lozar, George Ruediger. DIVISION 222 FAGAN Front Row-Jean Halles, Dorothy Hately, Marilyn Hornell, Lynnea Fahrberger, Doro- thy Frische, Charles Erbes., Walter Gustafson, 2nd Row-Betty Ann Horvat, Ruth Kling, Marilyn Wolmer, Phyllis Fraser, Dolores Kornet, Elaine Mork, Grace Frick. 3rd Row-Jean Seedorf, Frank Kuenze, Vito Galie, Darlene Morris, Eleanor Pahr- man, Dolores Siebert, Pat Gipson, Alice Kauohn. 4th Row-Bill Hood, Edith Gnarrd, Doro- thy Koehler, Louetta Johnson, Jean Hein, Barbara Johns, Shirley Haynes. 5th Row-Ray Hansen, Bill Walthall, Rus- sell Henkes. Bill Kalhreier, Wolfram Doch- termann. Daniel Nookel, Jim Terry, James Juliano, Glenn Nelson. This young lady is studying phys- ics while using a microscope, the symbol of scientific research, in one of Forema11's laboratories.