Gage Park High School - Icarian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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M 'S 1-ll? wg -w ff ' Hg:'f,I!E A K 1 ' er SQ W :si M .,-0. . N? as li'OlQliWORD .s Icarus launched himself on a new adventure, flying, so we, the first graduates of Gage Park High School, are now launching ourselves on a new and important ad- venture, the ICARIAN. When Icarus took up the experiment of flying, little did. he realize that it would result in huge airliners soaring smoothly through the sky. So we, the graduates of the Class of l94l and the citizens of tomorrow, endeavor to rise to new heights of success, and achievement in whatever undertakings we may choose. P R I N C I P A L I' -. DEDICATICDN ICAWRIAN OF l94l It was fortunate that Mr. William Abrams was assigned to head the Gage Park High School. His experience as principal of Wendell Phillips High School has qualified him for this responsible position. Because of his intelligence, per- severance, foresight, and courage, Gage Park has successfully Weathered its first, its hardest years. We are proud of our pilot to Whom We gratefully dedicate our first Icarian. PRlNC,lPAL'S MESSAGE To the Graduates of Iune, 1941: lt seems but a very short time since We first met in the school auditorium. As seniors for two yearsjyou now enjoy the distinction of being members of the first graduating class of Gage Park High School. During the brief period of the school's existence you- and the school have grown and de veloped simultaneously. - . The benefits which youhave received from your attendance at this school and the formation of the school's character are reciprocal: individually you have developed your personality While you assisted in molding the character of the school. lt is our hope that the training you received, the associations you made, and the events which occurred during your two years at Gage Park will be the instrumentalities for the devel- opment of those traits essential to a happy and useful life. Michael A. Ruddy Construction of the Gage Park High School was begun on De- cember 28, l927 when the Board of Education purchased proper- ty known as Swing's Farm, which is now our school cam- pus. The building project was abandoned for lack ot funds until 1938 when the work was resumed. Although this school was planned originally as a girls' technical school to be known as the Verdi School, it was renamed Gage Park High School, a co-educational school. At last the great efforts of civic- minded individuals and groups were rewarded in the opening of the Gage Park High School, a modern two million dollar structure. Its dedication took place on October 26, 1939, with DEDICATION GAGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Iames F. Kovarik A Mrs. Iohn K. Beers Robert W. Schulze . Ierry Pech the welcoming address deliv- ered by Mr. William Abrams, principal, who invited the audi- ence to inspect the building. Other addresses were made by such distinguished personages as Dr. William H. Johnson, su- perintendent of schools, and Mr. James B. McCahey, president of the Board of Education. This formal ceremony was attended by representatives of many clubs and civic bodies, such as Gage Park Citizens' Improve- ment Club, Gage Park Parent- Teacher Association, Gage Park Women's Club, and the South- west Civic Federation. Thus be- gan the story oi the Gage Park High School whose history is in the making. Q: 1- GAGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATION EXERCISES OCTOBER 26, 1939 1. Posting of Colors .......... .,........ G lendale Post Pledge to the Flag American Legion 2. Address of Welcome and Introduction of W Mr. Ierry Pech, Chairman of the Dedication Committee ................ William Abrams, Principal 3. March Militaire Francaise ..................................,.......i. Saint Saens Lindblom High School Orchestra Mr. Lyngby, Director 4. The Community and the School Dr. William H. Iohnson, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Nels Olsen, Member, Chicago Board oi Education Mr. Iames T. Gaffney, District Superintendent 5. Life ....................................................,.,.....,,..................,........... Curran 6. The Community and the School Mr. Robert W. Schulze, President of Gage Park Citizens' Improvement Club Mrs. Paul Ricchiuti, President, Gage Park P. T. A. Mrs. A. W. Ohlin, President, Gage Park Woman's Club t - 7. The Hills of Home ................................................ Herbert Brostrozn 8. The City Government and the School Hon. Iames F. Kovarik, Alderman, l5th Ward Hon. Michael A. Ruddy Rep., 4th Senatorial District Mr. Ioseph B. Meegan Superintendent, Davis Square Mr. Al G. Kumskis South District Representative Acknowledgment to Mr. Leshyn, the florist, for the stage floral decorations A Open House Following the Program Mayor Edward I. Kelly Mr. Iames B. McCahey Dr. William H. Iohnson Mr. George F. Cassell Mr. Henry H. Hagen CGNTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ACTIVITIES DIVISIONS SPORTS S I ADMINISTRATICDN FFICE Mrs. Voltz -wwf-J fin. ' ' ,r V. Miss Nielsen Miss Halloran Miss Mae Callahan, co-pilot at Gage Park, is indispensable to the administration, for her important job is to keep our school running smoothly. She must see that Gage Park functions properly in all respects. ln addition, she is greatly responsible for the social development of our students, for she plans the year's social calendar. Miss Harriet Smith holds a most respon- sible position as administrative aid at Gage Park. Very often two and one must add up to four in the difficult job ot planning future classes. However, in spite of in- numerable problems, Miss Smith remains calm and self- contained While advising and directing the programming. SPCDNSORS M. Martin B. Friedman C. Butler E. Ashland M. Biddulph S. Bajorin K. Krug A. Wetterlund E. Cooper ADJUSTMENT S T A F F Miss Schaefer Mr. Quinn Miss Rochfort There is never a dull moment in Room 124, the Adjustment Office, directed by Miss Schaefer, Mr. Quinn, and Miss Rochiort. Mr. Quinn's specific duty is to act as disciplinarian of the boys, While Miss Schaefer's special duty is that of placement counselor. Seniors rely upon her for assis- tance in finding positions. a Another important phase of the adjustment department is under the super- vision of Miss Rochfort. Not only does she set up individualized educational plans for students, but she also has charge of the National Youth Admin- istration. ,We all owe a vote of thanks to the Adjustment Staff for its aid to the student body. FAC :il 1 -.1 ' 4 sys - - ULTY l94l GAGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Helen Allen Mable Anderson Emelyne Ashland Sophia Bajorin Lila Barnes Howard Benson Thomas Benson Mary Biddulph Ruth Blosteen Paul Bohus Mae Boland lohn Bulfin Catherine Butler Pearl Calkin Elizabeth Camutz William Clark Thomas Coffey Helen Coltman Mary Connors Edna Cooper Eleanor Courtney Florence Courtney Lura Crawford Elmer Deahl Margaret Delaney Lucille DiBona Maria DiCanio Stella Donaldson Mary E. Dunn Ruby Edmonds Marvin Egan Sadie Faegenson Gladys Falahey Bernard Friedman Ruth Galqano Gertrude Gault Eileen Gavin losephine Ginty Phoebe Goe Daniel Harris Stasia Hayman Henry Hoppe Mary Hradek Commercial Home Arts Biology English Music Chemistry History Commercial Commercial History Art Commercial Math Math English Math Technical Home Arts English History English English Librarian Biology Biology Commercial 'Commercial English Home Arts Art Gym History English Mech. Draw. Commercial English Chemistry Commercial Biology Spanish Polish Commercial Math Genevieve King Gym Katherine Krug Commercial Channon Krupsky Band Iohn Lagorio 1 Commercial Law Anne Lindenbaum Gym Martha Martin English Sadie McDade English Lydia Mussman Home Management Catherine O'Gorman Spanish Ada Pearsall Science Mary Powell Spanish Chester Powers Science Paul Quinn Science-Spanish Donald Racky C '-Ind. Arts Eileen Reilly , History Robert Reinsch ' Ind. Arts Erwin Rittmeyer Science Catherine Roche Science Marcella Rochfort Adjustment Garnetta Roggy Art Alice Scannell Math Frances Schaefer Placement Florence Scharfenstein Latin Marie Schiefer French Genevieve Sedlack English Lillian Semmelmeyer . English Agnes Sendecke Home Arts Amy Shallenberger English Elsie Shanahan English Rose Sherman English Mary Silverman Commercial Iessie Simpson Gym Arthur Small Physics Henry Smidl , Gym Eleanor Smith Music Harriet Smith Science Mattie Smith Latin Paul Stanger 4 Gym Frances Stewart Home Arts Elizabeth Taylor Science Gertrude Watkins Art Edward Westergreen Alice Wetterlund Mech. Draw. Com. Geography H. Allen M. Anderson E, Ashland S, Bajorin 0 L.. Barnes H. Benscn T. Benson M. Biddulph 9 P. Eohus M, Boland I. Bulfirx C. Buller 0 R Blosteen J fvwfw .. LI. Crawford 0 P. Calkin E. Camutz W. Clark T. Coffey 0 H. Coltman M. Connors E. Cooper E. Couriney 0 F. Courtney E. Deahl M. Delaney L. DiBona 0 M. DiCanio S. Donaldson M. Dunn R. Edmonds ibi. ii? f ned?-,sr 2-.rs :.. ri? :' k i M. Egan S. Faegenson G. Falahey B. Friedman R. Galqano G. Gault E. Gavin I. Ginty P. Goe Y .lqllarris I . Hayman H. Hoppe +f'lW M, Hradek G. King K. Kruq C. Krupsky I. Laqorio A. Linde-nbcxum M. Marlin S. McDacle L. Mussmcm C. O'Gorrnafn A. Pearsall M. Powell 0 C. Powers P. Quinn D. Rcxcky E. Reilly 0 FACUL R. Reinsch E. Rittrneyer C. Roche M. Rochfort 0 G. Roggy A. Scannell F. Schaefer F. Scharfenstein 0 M. Schiefer G. Secllack L. Semmelmeyer A. Sendecke A. Shallenberqer E. Shanahan R. Sherman M. Silverman 0 I. Simpson A. Small H. Smidl E. Smith 0 H. Smith M. Smith P. Sianqer F. Stewart 0 E. Taylor G. Watkins E. Westerqreen A. Wetierlund H1941 L WSW' W ,- wr 5 3 1 Al ix . , A -L Q ,.,.......-V Nl im . 'Nl X IW f i iii il! I, , A 5 114 Sa L 22 ' ,v V, A if .1 - .Q iv Q if 57? ...J ,mv . -fb X f ks F 2:4 Q ' 4 'ijgg t X fi fx xx . ,K yt -1 2 - o , ffnf, , 3. X' .L Jgx 'fl' N :ear W Q 1 gf? Q .2 '54 'l' v , I 151' anal Q, ing 3. fn.- ffzifiw PRCUDLY SENTI THE SENICDR CLASS FOR TUNE, 1941 SAGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL 4 tix.-'IL .Aa- .1 I 'I E SENICR CLA OFFICERS President ...................... Ralph Greener Vice-President . . . .... Meri Petolick Secretary . . . . . .Mildred Moses . Treasurer ..................... Adele Kostecki ln September 1939, the open doors of the new Gage'Park High School welcomed the incoming students from the neighboring schools. Among the entering students were approximately two hundred juniors, who were destined to be the leaders, founders of clubs and organizations, and the first graduates of the Gage Park High School. Endeavoring to put Gage Park High School on the map, enterprising stu- dents began to organize clubs. The girls athletically inclined decided that they would form a club that would bind them together and allow them to attempt things on a larger scale, and so the GAA. was formed. Not to be outdone, the boys went in for bowling and basketball. However, athletics were not the only interest of the third year students of Gage Park High School. An honor society was formed by students eager to obtain and maintain a high scholastic average. Such students were awarded honor pins. Since many of the boys and girls were willing to serve their school, it was decided that some special recognition should be given this group: thus, the Service Club was introduced. In each and every one of these clubs our seniors reflected their eagerness and enthusiasm to make Gage Park one of the best schools in the city of Chicago. Today this class of two hundred seniors, our future doctors, lawyers, scien- tists, nurses, secretaries, technicians, and business men, are ready to face the world. They are setting out to make a place for themselves. With enthu- siasm in their hearts, with heads held high, and with the determination to succeed, these first graduates of Gage Park are ready to find themselves. Success to the FIRST graduation class. Gage Park is proud of you. Ewflfr- f E. Angelico ' ,I ,ii K. Annen yi N. Apra M. Bade T. Baffes R. Bakotich S. Baron F. Bartlett R, Bizub I. Brenner U. Browning M. Buc D. Bucher M. Bugajsky M. Byczkowska EMMA ANGELICO, G.A.A.: Girls' Chorus. KATHERINE ANNEN, Office Clerk: Service Club: G.A.A. NORMA APRA, French Club: Honor Society: G.A.A. Cabinet: Service Club. MARGARET BADE, G.A.A.: Chorus: Service Club: Library Assistant. TESSIE BAFFES, G.A.A.: Honor Society. RUDOLPH BAKO- TlCH, Orchestra: Dramatics Club: Clean-Up Committee: Prom Committee: Service Club. STANLEY BARON, lcarian Staff: Student Council: Library Assis- tant: Prom Committee: Swimming Team. FRANCIS BARTLETT, Hall Guide: Chemistry Club: Physics Club. RUDOLPH BIZUB, Hall Guide: Service Club: Iunior Basketball. IESSE BRENNER, Honor Society: Editor-in-Chief, lcarian Staff: Iunior Basketball: Clean-Up Committee: Tennis Team. ULA BELLE BROWNING, lcarian Staff: Chairman, Debating Society: G.A.A. Board: Honor Society: Class Gift Committee. MARY BUC, Chorus: G.A.A.: Honor Society: En-Gaqer Staff: Library Assistant. DOROTHY BUCHER, G.A.A. MARIE BUGAISKY, Icarian Staff: G.A.A.: Library Staff: En-Gaqer. MARY BYCZKOW- SKA, G.A.A. FRANK CAPONIGRI, Dramatics Club: Clean-Up Committee: Prom, Committee: Gaqe Park Herald: Gymnastics Team. ROY CARDELL, Christmas Post-Office: A.A.A. IGHN CAUSEMAN, Service Club: Hall Guide: Christmas Post-Office: lcarian Staff. MARY CHERRUP, Spanish Club: Hall Guide: G.A.A. WINIFRED CHILES, Honor Society: Rinq Committee: Service Club: G.A.A. ROSEMARIE CLEARY, Prom Committee: French Club: Chorus: Chemistry Club: Dramatics Club. RITA CORRIGAN, G.A.A. HELEN COSTEL, Rina Committee: G.A.A. Cabinet: Student Council: Icarian Staff: Girls' Glee Club. VERNE CROWLEY, Hall Guide: Gymnastics Team. SOPHIE DANGLES, G.A.A. LILLIAN DRO- BENA, Recording Secretary, G.A.A. Board: Honor Society: Icarian Staff: En-Gaqer Staff: Boots and Saddle Club, President. MARY DUBNICEK, Service Club: G.A.A. MAURICE DUFFICY, Honor Society: Hall Guide. MARY DUNNE, Office Clerk: Lunchroom Assistant. VIRGINIA LEE EVENS, Honor Society: Service Club: Latin Club: En-Gaqer Staff: Ring Committee. F. Caponiqri R. Cordell I. Causeman M. Cherrup W. Chiles R. Cleary R. Corrigan H. Costel V. Crowley S. Dcmqles L. Drobena M. Dubnicek M. Dufficy M. Dunne V. Evens BETTY FANNING, G.A.A.: Hall Guide: Lunchroom Assistant. RAYMOND FARRELL, Student Council: Senior Basketball: Baseball: VicePresident, Iunior , Class: Service Club. DOROTHY FILIP, Honor Society: Service Club: Icarian Staff: G.A.A. LILLIAN FINGERETT, Ring Committee: G.A.A. Board: Clean-Up Committee: Physics Club: Song Committee. ROBERT FOLTZ, Hall Guide. DORIS FREIBERG, G.A.A. HENRY FRETT, Hall Guide: Christmas Post-Oiiice: Office Clerk: Swimming Team: Dancing Club. ANNE GABA, Service Club: G.A.A.: Library Assistant. CECILIA GALOR, G.A.A.: Library Assistant: Ser-N vice Club. LUPE GARCIA, Honor Society: Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Office Clerk: A Service Club. MARGARET GOBEL, Service Club: Chemistry Club: Debating Club: G.A.A. GERTRUDE GOODMAN, G.A.A.: Glee Club. EDWINA GRAMER, Service Club: G.A.A.: Office Clerk. DOROTHY GRANT, G.A.A.: Christmas' Post-Office. RALPH GREENER, President, Senior Class: President, Bowling League: Prom Committee: Manager, Baseball Team: Service Club. B. Fanning R. Farrell D. Filip L. Finqerett R. Foltz D. Freiberg H. Frett A. Gaba C. Galor L. Garcia 1 M. Gobel G. Goodman E. Gramer D. Grant R. Greener N. Griffin E. Haseniang C. Hasnerl S. Holada V. Hreno I. Ianssen D. Iawqiel L. ledlicka O. Iudeiko F. Iurkovic A. Karkoska P. Kass G. Kauck L. Kazanecki E. Keblusek NANCY GRIFFIN, G.A.A. EVELYN HASENFANG, Secretary, Student Council: G.A.A. Board: Honor Society: Icarian Staff: Boots and Saddle Club. CAROLE HASNERL, G.A.A.: Service Club: Office Clerk. SYLVIA HOLADA, Honor Society: Spanish Club: Usher: G.A.A.: Clean-Up Committee. VERONICA HRENO, G.A.A. Board: Service Club: Latin Club: Bowling Team. IEAN IANSSEN, Glee Club: Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Lunchroom Assistant: Bowling Club. DOROTHY IAWGIEL, Honor Society: President, G.A.A. Board: Tennis Team: Debating Club: Physics Club. LORRAINE IEDLICKA, Honor Society: Office Clerk: Service Club: lcarian Staff: En-Gager Staff. OTILEA IUDEIKO, Treasurer, ZA and 3B Classes: Student Council: Mixed Chorus: Cap and Gown Committee: G.A.A. FRANK IURKOVIC, Hall Guide: Service Club: Baseball. ANDREW KARKOSKA, Senior Basketball: Baseball: Hall Guide: Service Club: Usher. PAULINE KASS, Mixed Chorus: Library Assistant: Ring Committee: G.A.A.: Glee Club. GERALDINE KAUCK, Honor Society: Spanish Club: G.A.A. LOUIS KAZANECKI, Hall Guide: Clean-Up Committee. EVELYN KEBLUSEK, Latin Club: Chorus: G.A.A.: Service Club: Hall Guide. B. Kedzierski B. Kimrney M. Kirsqalvis W. Kloess E. Kluza A. Kman M. Koncel: L. Korkos IQ. Kosnar V. Kosowski A. Kostecki H. Kotulic E. Kovarcik A. Kovich K F. Kozlowski BETTY KEDZIERSKI, Honor Society: Secretary, Spanish Club: Gift Committee: G.A.A.: Service Club. BETTY KIMMEY, Dramatics Club: Office Clerk: Christ- mas Post-Office: Prom Committee: G.A.A. MBATILDA KIRSGALVIS, Mixed Chorus: Dramatics Club: G.A.A.: Lunchroorn Assistant: Service Club. WALTER KLOESS, Honor Society: Chemistry Club: Usher: Service Club. EUGENIA KLUZA, Service Club: French Club: Office Clerk: G.A.A. ANDY KMAN, Bowling Team: Glee Club: Service Club: Baseball: Hall Guide. MARYANN KONCEL, G.A.A.: Library Assistant. LORRAINE KORKOS, Vice-President, G.A.A. Board: President, G.A.A. Board: Service Club: Gage Park Herald: Christmas Post-Office. LILLIAN KOSNAR, Honor Society: G.A.A. Cabinet: Service Club. VIRGINIA KOSOVVSKI, Honor Society: Gage Park Herald: Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Service Club. ADELE KOSTECKI, Honor Society: Treas- urer, Senior Class: Service Club: G.A.A.: Prom Committee. HELEN KOTULIC, G.A.A. ELEANOR KOVARCIK, Spanish Club: G.A.A. AUGUST KOVICH, Service Club. FLORENCE KOZLOWSKI, Office Clerk: Service Club: Boots and Saddle Club: G.A.A. T BEATRICE KRAMER, Honor Society: Treasurer, G.A.A. Board: Service Club: Bowling Team: Office Clerk. DOLORES KRAMER, G.A.A. Board: Service Club: French Club: Hall Guide. DOROTHY KREMEN, Honor Society: Library I Assistant: Christmas Post-Office: G.A.A. Cabinet. CLIFFORD KRYST, Service Club: Glee Club: Bowling Team: Manager, Baseball Team: Hall Guide. FRANK KUBICKI, Hall Guide: Fire 'Marshall: IB Registrar. OLGA KUZMAK, Service Club: G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Honor Society: Chorus. HELEN KUZ- MENKO, Dramatics Club: Prom Committee: G.A.AJ: Lunchroom Assistant. RUTH LEDDIN, Honor Society: Service Club: G.A.A. Board: Boots and Saddle Club: Secretary, Clean-Up Committee. LORETTA LENNON, Debating Club: French Club: Dancing Club: Honor Society: Chemistry Club. DORIS LEXOW, G.A.A.: Glee Club: Spanish Club. DEMETRA LIAPES,- Service Club: G.A.A. T LA LIEBHERR, G.A.A.: French Club. FRANK LOCOCO, Prom Com- mittee: Student Council. BETTY LOEBMAN, G.A.A. ANTONETTE LOMBARDO: Dramatics Club: G.A.A.: Service Club. B. Kramer D. Kramer D. Kremen C. Kryst F. Kubicki l O. Kuzmak ' H. Kuzmenko R. Leddin L. Lennon D. Lexow D. Liapes L. Liebherr F. Locdco B. Loebman A. Lombardo DOROTHY LYNN, G.A.A.: Office Clerk: Service Club. HELEN MacGREGOR, Icarian Staff: Honor Society: Clean-Up Committee: Office Clerk: A.A.A.: G.A.A. EMILY MACHAREK, Honor Society: Mixed Chorus: Clean-Up Committee: G.A.A.: Glee Club. LILLIAN MACKANIN, G.A.A. RITA MAGOWSKI, Spanish Club: Office Clerk: Service Club: G.A.A. MARGARET MAICEN, G.A.A.: Ser- vice Club. LORRAINE MAIEWSKI, Chemistry Club: G.A.A.: Cheerleader: Secretary, Iunior Class: Spanish Club. IOSEPHINE MARAGIOGLIO, Honor Society: Spanish Club: G.A.A. Board. FRANK MASTELA, Swimming Team. PETER MARTIN, Chemistry Club: Christmas PostsOffice. FRANCES MASSIAS, Honor Society: G.A.A.: Spanish Club. LAVERNE MCDONAGH, Office Clerk: Service Club: G.A.A. HM MCGURY, Chemistry Club: Spanish Club: Swim- ming Team: Baseball: Hall Guide. ROBERT MCINERNEY, Chemistry Club: Rina Committee: Spanish Club: Christmas Post-Office: En-Gager Staff. TACK MEYERS, Bowling Team: Christmas Post-Office. - D. Lynn H. MacGregor E. Macharek L. Mackanin R. Magowski M. Majcen L. Maiewski I. Maraqioqlio F. Mastela P. Martin F. Massicrs L. McDonagh J. McGury R. Mclnerney I. Meyers T. Miskovic M. Moses A. Nayder A. Neill R. Niemann V. Nowicki M. Okon G. Ondriska I. Osifchin R. Palenilc I. Pali I. Pawlowski F. Pechter D. Pekar M. Petolick ,LWL4-0 Q0 Nik A ' glinuucqfa, TONY MISKOVIC Honor Society: Student Council: Captain, Iunior Basketball: Baseball: Service Club. MILDRED MOSES Honor Society: Secretary, Senior Class: President, Service Club: Icarian Staff: En-Gaqer Staff. ALICE NAYDER lcarian Staff: G.A.A. Cabinet. ARTHUR NEILL Spanish Club: lunior Basketball: Baseball: Service Club. RAY NIEMANN Hall Guide: Spanish Club. VIRGINIA NOWICKI, G.A.A.: Cabinet: Mixed Chorus. MARIE OKON Student Council: Service Club: Office Clerk: G.A.A.: Lunchroom Assistant. GEORGE ONDRISKA Clean-Up Committee: Iunior Red Cross: Hall Guide: Christmas Post-Office. IOHN OSIFCHIN Hall Guide: Usher. RUDOLPH PALENIK Senior Basketball: Usher: Baseball: Service Club. IOHN PALT Usher: Bowling Team: Christmas Post-Office: Hall Guide. IRENE PAWLOWSKI Spanish Club. FRANCES PECHTER Treasurer, Honor Society: lcarian Staff: G.A.A. Board: Service Club: Christmas Post-Oitice. DON PEKAR Chemistry Club: Bowling Team: Spanish Club: Library Assistant. MERI PETOLICK Vice-President, Senior Class: Icarian Staff: Christmas Post-Office: Chairman, Song Committee: Honor Society. I. Plucinski M. I... Pulliam W. Pussehl E. Raczkowski F. Radtke M. Rafac A. Redlin L. Reesch I. Rozovics E. Zwolinski H. Rybak H. Saimon E. Sakowicz R. Sandstrom L. Savage IESSIE PLUCINSKI Dramatics Club: Student Council: Clean-Up Committee: G.A.A. MARY LOU PULLIAM Drarnatics Club: G.A.A. Board: Library Staff: Lunchroom Assistant: Service Club. WILLIAM PUSSEHL. Orchestra: Christmas Post-Office: Hall Guide. EUGENIA RACZKCWSKI President, Honor Society: Vice-President, Debating Club: Physics Club: Chemistry Club: G.A.A. FRANK RADTKE Hall Guide: Usher: Service Club. MARGARET RAFAC Service Club: Spanish Club: Hall Guide: G.A.A. ANDREW REDLIN President, Iunior Class: Chairman, Prom Committee: Manager, Senior Basketball: Vice-President, Latin Club: Student Council. LAVERNE REESCH Glee Club: G.A.A. IOSEPH ROZOVICS Service Club: Hall Guide. EUGENE ZWOLINSKI Hall Guide. HEDWIG RYBAK Glee Club: G.A.A.: Service Club: French Club. HELEN SAIMON Clean-Up Committee: G.A.A. Cabinet: Service Club: Cap and Gown Committee: Drum Majorette. EDWARD SAKOWICZ Baseball: Senior Basket- ball: Service Club: Dramatics Club: Debating Club. ROSEMARY SANDSTROM Student Council: G.A.A. LILLIAN SAVAGE Glee Club: Boots and Saddle Club: G.A.A.: Bowling Club. LORETTA SCHIESTEL Honor Club: G.A.A. DOROTHY SEDALIK Vice-President, G.A.A. Board: Secretary, G.A.A. Board: lcarian Staff: Service Club: Honor Society. LORRAINE SEDEVIC Honor Society: Debating Club: Clean-Up Com- mittee: Prom Committee: Secretary, BA Class. IEAN SEYMAN G.A.A. Board: Boots and Saddle Club: Service Club: Office Clerk: Prom Committee. EMILY SHIMO Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Hall Guide: Bowling Club. IRENE SHUKIS Honor Society: President, Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Service Club. STEVE SIMO Senior Basketball: Hall Guide: Usher: Baseball. ANN SIPOLT Honor Society: Chorus: Service Club: Christmas Post-Office. ARLENE SIROKY Honor Society: Tennis Team: Prom Committee: Student Council: Clean-Up Committee. GEORGE SKODON Iunior Basketball: Service Club: Baseball: Christmas Post-Office: Usher. MARY SLAMA G.A.A.' FRANCES SLAVIK G.A.A.: Office Clerk: Christ- mas Post-Office. MARY SMOLENAK G.A.A.: Mixed Chorus. ANNE SOLTIS Latin Club: Glee Club: G.A.A.: Boots and Saddle Club: Bowling Club. ROSALIE SOLTIS Dramatics Club: G.A.A. L. Schiestel D. Sedalik L. Sedevic I. Seyman E. Shimo I. Shukis S. Simo A. Sipolt A. Siroky G. Skodori M. Slama F. Slavik M. Smolenak A. Soltis R. Soltis 1 EDWARD SOPCZAK Spanish Club: Hall Guide. CONRADA SOTO G.A.A. IOHN SPACINSKY Senior Basketball: Gymnastics Team: Hall Guide. DOMINIC SPANO Glee Club: Hall Guide: Basketball Manaaer: Spanish Club: ,Service Club. IULIUS SPANO Hall Guide: Service Club: Christmas Post-Office. MARGARET STAPLETON G.A.A. Board: Spanish Club: Drarnatics Club: Service Club: Boots and Saddle Club. FLORENCE STEP AN SKI G.A.A.: Service Club. ROSEMARY STRASSER G.A.A. Board. LILLIAN STRAT G.A.A.: Service Club. THERESA STREGL G.A.A.: Library' Assistant. DOLORES STRUZINA G.A.A. FLOYD STUBA Spanish Club: Usher: Hall Guide: Bowling Team. DAN SULLIVAN Senior Basketball: Swimming Team: Baseball. BETTY SUPAK Service Club: G.A.A. 'Cabinet Honor Society: Cap and Gown Committee: Christmas Post-Office. IULIA SURDENIK Honor Society: Hall Guide: Service Club: G.A.A.: Lunchroom Assistant. , E. Sopczak C. Soto f I. Spacinsky ' D. Spano I. Spano M. Stapleton F. Stefanski R. Strasser I... Strat T. Streql D. Struzina F. Stuba D. Sullivan B. Supak I. Surdenik .....-W..- W ..- ,.--s-:-e,...Wf::,, M. Surin A. Svidron T. Symanski C. Szabela D. Tabor I. Tauchman A. Thomas L. Thomas D. Tirai V. Tkach E. Tomczak A. Tomis L. Upadel H, Vasilenko D. Vilt MARIE SURIN G.A.A. ANNE SVIDRON G.A.A. TED SYMANSKI Honor Society: President, 3A Class: Chairman, Clean-Up Committee: Baseball: Icarian Staff. CECILIA SZABELA Service Club: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Spanish Club. :DORIS TABOR En-Gager Staff: Chemistry Club: Cheer Leader: Clean-Up Committee: Service Club. IUNE TAUCHMAN G.A.A. Board: lcarian Staff: Christmas Post-Office: Boots and Saddle Club: Spanish Clubs AUDREY THOMAS Honor Society: G.A.A.: Hall Guide: Service Club. LORRAINE THOMAS G.A.A.: Chemistry Club: Student Council: Christmas Post-Office. DOROTHY TIRAI Chorus: G.A.A.: Hall Guide: Service Club: Glee Club. VERONICA TKACH Spanish Club: Boots and Saddle Club: G.A.A.: Service Club: Bowling Club. t EDWARD TOMCZAK Senior Basketball: Baseball: Service Club: Hall Guide: Christmas Post-Office. ANNA TOMIS Service Club: G.A.A. LOIS UPADEL Honor Society: Debating Society: Dramatics Club: Service Club: G.A.A. HELEN VASILENKO G.A.A. Board: Service Club. DOROTHY VILT G.A.A. V. Vince E. Warnik A. Wczesny H. Wczesny P. Wilhan I. Woichunas S. Wojtulewicz V. Zahradnilc R. Zemcm E. Zielinski fl E. Zietz G. Zikmund F. Ziolkowski VERNA VINCE Honor Society: Student Council: Service Club: G.A.A.: A.A.A. EDWARD WARNIK Hall Guide: Student Council: Chemistry Club: Fire Mar- shal. ALICE WCZESNY Dramatics Club: G.A.A.: Service Club. HELEN WCZESNY Drarnatics Club: G.A.A.: Service Club. PETER WILHAN Chorus: Hall Guide: Christmas Post-Office. IEANETTE WOICHUNAS Service Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A. STEVE WOITULEWICZ Chorus: Service Club: Usher: Hall Guide: Spanish Club, VIRGINIA ZAHRADNIK Hall Guide: Lunchroom Assistant: Service Club: G.A.A. ROBERT ZEMAN Hall Guide: Physics Club. EVELYN ZIELINSKI Recording Secretary, G.A.A. Board: Service Club: Spanish Club. EDWARD ZIETZ Clean-Up Committee: Physics Club. GEORGE ZIKMUND Usher: Glee Club: Service Club: Hall Guide: Swimming Team. FRANK ZIOLKOWSKI Gage Park Herald: Hall Guide: Clean-Up Committee: Dramatics Club: En-Gaqer Staff. ? -If I 5 s E LL ff v f GA A senvnce mug CLEAN vP -f'E Q ' vb--an . H- I fkff f G3 1' ,Q ' W sKA1xN4,I,s 2 n W JSSIE e'I'c,,, Mig! , '-:gg I ,f sr Fnary U PR M aImn J -1 -,R F ,- I I Qanzs Q A - -4, I, MAS I Tv ! 1: I A F U- -3 ' .21 -79 ,Qc v Q ,II w r I III. ' ' 'M' ' XV' 4 -L' U K, Q - - ' -I 9 ' I E, . v-an - U 5 ' W V in ' unmet' 9 yf ' QQ . 5 L H1 -, jflgxub gg 3 , , I' X - W V :nuff K ga ai. 54,5 :VJ ,' . - . 93 N ' ffix' X '-.Q 1 .lI :... J .. 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'ANGES Q - AGNES Nnmsap '43 - - ' '-- -- fl ACTIVITIES ICARIA STAFF Iesse Howard Brenner Editor-in-Chief Ula Belle Browning Associate Editor Mildred Moses Stanley Baron Bernice Helstern Ted Symanski Frances Pechter Lillian Drobena Meri Petolick Evelyn Pinc Beverly Powers A B T I S T S Helen MacGregor Ruth Marek larnes Bubessa Robert Gruntorad Bill Jessup BUSINESS STA Lorraine ledlicka Business Manager Ioe Cullinan lohn Causernan Lorene CadY Alice Nayder Helen Costel lune Tauchman Evelyn Hasentanq Dorothy Sedalik Dorothy Filip A Marie Buqaisky N FF lesse Brenner Lorraine Iedlicka Helen MacGregor Ted Symanslci ADVISDRS Rose Sherman Alice Wetterlund Katherine Krug Mary Biddulph Ruby Edmonds Sadie Faegenson L E'-D . A, f- ' N-1Qyx..g,g,,:'.v-I-A 0- juli Q ff-Q4-ref' r:Yf 45111-VV-u.x i An Annual! Let's have an annual! In response to this repeated cry of the members of the Senior Class, the seed for an annual took root. When Miss Rose Sherman was named chairman of the annual and a group of capable faculty mem- bers Was named to assist with the Work, action really began. Soon photographers, engravers, print- ers, and staff members were interviewed to deter- mine the most highly qualified. In Ianuary, a publicity assembly acquainted the student body with the progress made by the annual staff. At this time, too, through song and verse was explained the need for revenue to finance the an- nual. Already financial assistance had been ren- dered by the En-Gager through the proceeds of the Lei Dance. The Student Council also contributed a substantial amount which enabled the annual staff to make an initial bank deposit. I Until this time the annual was nameless. Early in February a naming contest took place. Of all the names submitted, Icarian, suggested by Iesse Brenner, proved the favorite. Thus, with as staff of energetic and ambitious Workers to review, to nar- rate, ancl to dramatize the events at Gage Park High School for the year 1940-1941, it is hoped that every- one's high school days have, in some way, been permanently recorded in the lcarian. V E Lucille Kalal V Harry Ongman Marilyn Klix Miss Falahey FOR 1941 The En-Gager staff was organized in September, 1940 to function as an aid to the school and as om aid to the pupils who participate in this activity. ' While the primary business of the staff members is to publish school news, this group shares with all other organizations in the school in the following purposes: educating the community as to the Work of the school: creating and expressing school opinion: capitalizing the achievements of the school: ex- pressing the idealism of the school: stimulating worthwhile activitiesf building school spirit: and developing right standards of conduct. To the individuals who Work on the staff come opportunities for training-in Writing, publishing, organization, salesmanship, and business management. These experiences develop qualities of cooperation, tact, accuracy, tolerance, understanding, f-responsibility, initiative, and leadership. EDITORIAL STAFF . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Harry Ongman MANAGING EDITOR Marilyn Klix COPY EDITORS Lenore Camphausen Virginia Lee Evens PUBLICITY EDITOR Marie Vodak NEWS EDITORS Eileen Hart Eleanore Gibson LITERARY EDITORS Lorraine Majewski Gladys Pearce FEATURE EDITORS Dorothy Osiadacz Florence Oskvarek SPORTS EDITORS Donald Martella Fred Zimmermann G.A.A. EDITOR Lillian Drobena DIVISION ROOM EDITOR Iune Tomlinson SPECIAL WRITERS Ruth Krizek Dorothy Doliqale REPORTERS Margaret Sloan Betty Nika Bernadine Iohnson Dorothy Yara Elaine Stennett Stephen Kelly Robert Pavelchik William Heckle Ieanette Zarnowiecki EXCHANGE EDITORS Mary Buc Marie Buqajsky CARTOONIST Robert Mclnerny BUSINESS S T A F F BUSINESS MANAGER Maurice O'ConneIl Lucille Kalal Grace Carmean Dorothy Chada Mildred Moses .I IVIUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OE MANKIND I Let the love for literature, painting, sculpture, archi-I tecture, and above all, music, enter your lives. Theodore Roosevelti About one hundred seventy-tive students are actively engaged ini the creation of beautiful music at Gage Park. They have won an! enviable reputation in' the school and throughout the cornmunity, in their many appearances during these first two years of our existence, and have formed new and lasting friendships with others Who love and enjoy good music. MIXED CI-IORUS ' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB i IVW, WMU-, , Row I-l. Lorefice, B. McLearen, P. Beechick, F. Loeffler, C. Schultz lx .Xi ' Row II-W. Yushka, I. Zalesky, V. Ulfig, E. Cieply, E. Braun 'rx N'-Q Row III-I. Seeger, L. Ham, M. Tiess, M. Rallo, I. McGrew, E. Pustelnikf C: Krupsky fConductorJ Row I-R. Bakotich, H. Kalato, V. Gavlas, B. Knop, E. Scalise, D. Patterson, I. Zalesky Row ll-C. Guzik, M. Sykora, G. Deckert, I. Campana, R. Helme Row III-AB. Slepicka, M. Safar, R. Skuhic, B. Pussehl, M. Tiess, Mr. Krupsky QConductor7 P: Beechick, C. Schultz BAND - ORCHESTRA Wonderful . . Really swell . . Beautifully rendered ..... Many such remarks as these may be overheard at any assembly in our auditorium. Yes, surely our band and orchestra deserve this praise, for from -their humble beginnings under Miss Lila Barnes in 1940, they have made much progress. Beset by difficulties these organizations overcame such disadvantages as lack of instruments and a band room. The band and orchestra, directed by Mr. Channon Krupsky, participate in almost every school program. As a result of these experiences, a keen appre- ciation of the powers and beauties of excellent music is beingdeveloped by the players as well as by their audiencejthe student body. -ls Y . Mrs. Reilly, fSponsorl front, D. Spano, E. Tomczak, R. Farrell, T. Miskovic, A. Recllin, A. Neill, E. Pinc, D. Ledman l B. vofei, csec.J. A. siroky, M. l Solohubow, M. Moses, D. law- giel, B, Lasalcow, I... Lennon, 1 L. Sedevic, L. Upadel, E. Racz- kowski Standing - M. Vodak, U. Browning, Mr. Laqorio lSpon- sorl BCDGKROQM DEBATING ' Do you like to argue? Do you or- ganize your thoughts in a logical manner? Are you as convincing as you should be at the critical moment? The Debating Club, sponsored by Mr. Iohn Lagorio, can help you solve these problems. This club has been very popular since its organization in the autumn of 1941, because students realize the practical benefits to be derived. Already the mem- bers under the leadership of Ula Belle Browning have observed an improvement in speech habits, in reading, and in the power of analysis. l-ICNCR CLUB OFFICERS President ........... Robert Pavelchek Vice-president ........ William Heckle Secretary ...... l ..... Oscar Dahms Treasurer .... ..... F rances Pechter The Honor Club has become a goal for practically every student of Gage Park. Under the present system, 14 points are required for membership. The number of eligible students in the Honor Club has reached 11.5 per cent of the entire student body. This club, sponsored by Miss Katherine Krug, was organized in the second semester of Gage Park High School. At that time, the first officers Were: Eugenia Raczkowski, President: Lorraine Sedevic, Viceepresident: Dorothy Koller, Secretary: and Ernest Braun, Treasurer. w l SERVICE CLUB OFFICERS President ...... .... M ildred Moses Vice-president . . .... Evelyn Zielinski Secretary .... .... D olores Bormus Treasurer . . . .... Olga Sandul We are glad to serve. The Service Club, composed of 430 members, makes up the largest club at Gage Park High School. This club, under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, consists of office and gym clerks, stage technicians, ticket salesmen, hall guides, division secretaries, programming and library assistants, and students who have rendered at least twelve hours of service to the school, administration. Each semester these faitht-ul workers are entertained at two important social functions-a breakfast in the forenoon and a dance in the afternoon. SENIORS Row l-M. Petolick, E. Gra- mer, I. Surdenik, D. Licrpes, L. McDonagh, A. Kosiecki, L. Kosnar, D. Sedalik Row II-F. Pechrer, K. Annen, A. Kman, R. Maqowski, A. Gaba, A. Tomis, H. Wczesny, V. Tkach, M. Staplelon Row IH-F. Stefanski, W. Kloess, L. Iedlicka, N. Aprcx, L. Korkos, M. Raiac, O. Kuz- mak, M. Gobel, M. L. Pulliam Row IV-F. Kozlowski, F. Iur- kovic, I. Seyman, M. Kirsgal- vis, B. Kirnmey, C. Hasnerl, D. Tabor, L. Drobena, C. Sza- bela Row V-M. Dufficy, B. Green- er, T. Symanski, I. Rozovics, I, Causeman, C. Kryst, I. Wci- chunas SA-4B Row l-I. Halm, L. Kilkis, V. Podborny. L. Roubik, L. Hollen- beck, B. Hosek, R. Kedzierski, M. Klix Row ll-L. Camphausen, L. Oakes, L. O'Neill, O. Luchon, H. Pinda, I. Yusken, F. Seld. B. Helstern, H. Forrest, E. Cooley Row Ill-F. Kozera, D. Weis, G. Northup, E. Pino, I. M. Zur- aff, I. Kelleher, F. Oskvare-lc, M. Gaunlley, E. Fruendl Row IV-M. Samardzick, H. Polmen, C. Hirsch, D. Chada, R. Unson, R. Shulicki, R. Pav- elchik, C. Palma, R. Fortier Row V-R. Rome, I. Zemcm, W. Heckle, E. Simo, N. Iurk- ovik, I. Wilson, S. Kelly, H. Onqman, M. Stahl, O. Papenek ZA-3B Row I-R. Krizek, E. Hart, R. Marek, G. Broukal, I. Hruby, M. Schultis, D. Doliqale Row ll-M. Evans, P. Byrone, I. Kmiotek, I. Kenley, L. Roe- berl, E. Alkimowicz, I. Erceq, S. Fosler Row Ill-L. Busse, T. Pappas, O. Dahms, B. Gucius, E. Koel- ler, M. Mcrlzkcrnin, V. Bartus Row IV-A. Culea, H. Hestera, E. Baltes, D. Klouda, A. Niel- sen, G. Pacek, B. Twerenbold, E. Senko Row V-W. Bruckner, I.Tatka, I. Billik, A. Kubin, C. Guzik, V. Griseto, D. Galin, R. Wieders- berq ZA-3B Row I-F. Baumruk, G. Kosh- lap. E. Mohorek, B. Carnpioni, F. Lichtneckert, M. Wach, M. King, E. Thomas Row II-R. Deubler, R. Grunt- orad, L. Surowiec, H. Trzos, M. Dvorak, S. Anderson, I. Kealey ROW III-E. Troscinski, A. Trubiroha, F. Poskonka, A. Gornik, M. Richlinski, E. Stachon, A. Perlikiewicz, H. Hindelewicz Row IV-B. lanes, C..Ponstein, R. Iohnson, A. Gottschalk, A. Sczlaba, R. Dauphinais, E. Mayer, M. Kozak, B. Broderick Row V-H. Bauerle, N. Kanak, H. Mikoff, G. Hacker. N. Ier- Iinq, A. Pain, F. Krug, P. Scanlon . 2B-IA Row I-B. Uher, E. Scalise, L. Sherman, L. Dusek, B. O'Con- nell, H. Brenner, M. Sedalik, V. Pazin Row II-T. Fudacz, A. Serri- tella, A. Fedro, L. Friedl. I. Stanko, A. Fircxlio, S. Smith, L. Torczynski Row III-M. Bielchik, R. Skon- ieczny, I. Svidron, D. Podor- skv. R. Cholewcznyski, T. O'Conne-11, S. Hoinacki, A. Solohubow Row IVfS. Mladucky, S. Roclofs, E. Paitas, V. Incura, R. Modieslri, L. Bacharz, V. Boqaczyk, D. Zinda Row V-I. Mosiei, L. Czerniair, R. Wood, H. Lindblom, C. Roza, F. Daniel. S. Knight, N. Modieski, I. Halko MISS SWANSON MISS KAVANAUGH 'SERVICE WITH A SMILE Service with a smile, Is offered by these two, Without their ceaseless efforts Whatever would We do! The Chemistry and Physics Clubs, organized in the autumn oi 1940, are two of the most interesting clubs at Gage Park High School. They are promoted by scientifically- minded students carrying on advanced experimental research in their individual fields. The Chemistry Club is headed by Eugenia Baozkowski and sponsored by Mr. Howard Benson. The Physics Club is headed by Ernest Braun and sponsored by Mr. Arthur Sniall. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY PHYSICS CLUB Row I-D. Bolewski, B. Brown, S. Stasulis, R. Unson, E. Skora, E. Raczkowski, Mr. H. Benson KSponsorJ Row II-D. Weis, L. Thomas, A. Skobania, I. Zarnowiecki, E. Kacmarcik, I. Kelleher, U. Browning, M. Gobel Row III-H. Laika, D. Tabor, I.. Maiewski, S. Pavlica, L. Stegvilas, M. Stefansgo, B. Leonard, P. Martin Row IV-O. Sandul, D. Pekar, F. Bartlett, R. Mclnerney, E. Wcxrnik, L.Wozny, EJ-Xndrews CHEMISTRY C L U B Row I-E. Raczowski, D. Iaw- qiel, L. Ziqelmiller, O. Luch- eon, L. O'Neil1, R. Dzierzaw- ski, L. Cady, I. Iennings, L. Schultz, Mr. Small fSponsorD Row II-M. I-Iudick, C. Riggs, A. Wydra, V. LaShure, R. Pavelchik, W. Schlueter, E. Braun CPres.l. H. Ongman, E. Hart fSecy.l, W. Heckle lVice- Pres.i, D. Martella, W. Bruck- ner, E. Koeller Row III.-B. Psomakos, E'.Zietz, R. Koeller, W. Nielsen, F. Caponigri, R. Zeman, C. Wal- czak, R. Wiedersberg, R. La- gomarcino, E. Mikula, I.Seeger fp-.on I EXECUTIVE BOARD The Student Council has done it again! This cry re-echoes again and again through the halls at Gage Park High School. Sponsored by Miss Sadie Faegenson, the Student Council has launched a campaign to beautify our school and co-operated in the Clean-Up Campaign. Through the unceasing efforts of its officers, President William Ie-ssup, Vice-President Iessie Plucinski, Secretary- Treasurer Evelyn Hasenfang and her as- sistant, Ray Dauphinais, this organization has become one of the most active at Gage Park High School. STUDENT COUNCIL l 1 POLISH CLUB Row I-H. Kolasa, I. Zych, H. Kubalz, I. Swiss, M. Chillrnan, M. Kozak, I. Wozrliak, F. Ma- majek Row ll-F. Skrzynski, H. Woj- tulewicz, L. Torczynski, E. Ma- iercak, E. Soltis, Miss Hayman tSponsorJ, F. Bialck, C. Kowal- ski, I. Virva, E. Kariba, M. Smolenak, l. Loias Row lll-L. Medosik, L. Vese- ly, I. Buobiek, I. Golembiew- ski, E. Troscinski, W. Kropid- lowskl, R. Zawacki, R. Okon- ski, Graclowski, H. Rybak. A. Narel, L. Kierzek, D. Rusin, M. Sutor Row IV-C. Kykiel, M. Krupa, H. Malanowski, R. Durmay, G. Mlgdal, L. Stanko, H. Slaw- inski, l. Wolek, E. Zukausky, S. Kaminski, I. Obrycki, W. Iuqiewicz, G. Wisniewski, F. Kozera RED CROSS CLUB Seated-H. Hestera, D. Mika! lanski, D. Vitek, A. Kuyzin, V. Slepas, F. Baumruk Standing-Miss P. Calkir1lSpon- Scri, D. Prchal, V. Mikulecky, R. Knop, M. Matzlcanin POLISH RED CROSS After an instructive assembly at which Red Cross work was presented, a group of ambitious students banded together to form a Gage Park Red Cross Club. Through the tireless efforts and abounding enthusiasm ot this group, more than fifty baby garments were planned and completed. Miss Pearl Calkin spon- sors this charitable organization which is presided over by Vivian Mikulecky. Y FRENCH CLUB v LATIN Parlez-vous francais? loin Le Cercle Francais if you Wish to improve under Miss Schieier's guidance. Not only do the students gain practice in speaking French, but they are also given an opportunity to become acquainted with the history and customs of France. The Ordo Caesaris, another popular club at Gage Park High School, is directed by Miss Scharienstein. The consuls of the Latin Club are Bill Iessup and Virginia Lee Eve-ns who plan lively programs which depict the life and traditions of the Romans. DRAMATICS AND PUBLIC SPEAKING TIME MARCI-IES ON and with it the Dramatic Movement at Gage Park. A Little Theater controlled and directed by students ot Dramatics and Public Speaking ot- ters opportunity for the entire student body. Play productions offered for pure enjoyment, study, and appreciation are scheduled weekly. TIME MARCHES ON and with it the latest venture in education by radio. Lessons in appreciation, discrimination in choice of program, development of tastes, round table dis- cussion following the program are offered in the Listening Theater, one of the outlets ot the Little Theater organization. THE TAILORMADEEMANH Pelsons of the Play Iohn Paul Bart .... . . Mr. Huber ...... . .Edward Sakowicz . .-Rudolph Bakotich Tanya Huber ..... .... R osemarie Cleary Peter McConkie ..... ...... F rank Kozera Dr. Sonntag ..... ..... R aymond Farrell Mr. Rowlands .... .... M aurice O'Connell Mr. Iellicot ...... ..... M elvin Triebe Pomeroy . . . Mr. Stanlaw ...... . . Corinne Stanlaw .... . . Miss Kitty Dupee ..... Mr. Reynolds ..... Mr. Russell .................................. . . . .William Kelsey . . .Robert Pavelchik Ula Belle Browning Mrs. Pitzmorris ..... . Q . . .Lorraine Sedevic . . . . .Marie Mahder . . . . .Iohn Seeger . . . . .Peter Lamacki Guests at Sto.nlaw's Reception Interest in the dramatic field seems to be growing at Gage Park High School. Students of dramatics are contributing to assemblies, Parent-Teacher programs, community gatherings, and American Legion programs. They are assisting with the fashion show, the pep meeting, the ceremony concerned with installation of officers, and with anything that affords an opportunity for dramatic expression. Production of plays in the making is in constant practice, and with the first graduation at Gage Park comes the first senior class play to be produced in Iune. t 4i Projection Club .... movies, oh goody! .... class can be fun .... Wonders of sight and sound .... boys who make it possible for us to enjoy them .... Walter Tokarski and Walter Bruckner, officers .... Deubler .... Praqit .... Kubaj ak .... Kramer .. . .Koeller. . . .Kcmak. . . .Ianes. . . .Tatka. . . .Lindbloom. .. . Molitor . Castiqlione .... and Deady, members .... Miss Phoebe Goe, sponsor. PRGIECTICDNEQCLUB N. Kcmak, B. Ianes, I. Tatka, R. Deu- bler, F. Pragit, I. Kubajak, H. Lindblom, W. Tokarski lPres.l, R. Molitor, I. Kramer, E. Ccxsiiqlione, I. Deudy, E. Koeller, R. Koeller. Sealed,-W. Brucker OFFICE STAFF Row I-R. Schmidt, E. Schierbaul, I. Halko, S. Knight Row II-K. Annen, L. Iedlicka, S. Fer- guson, P. Mooney, H. Hindelwicz, F. Kozlowski, E. Fruendt, R. Forlier, M. Stupka H. Trzos Row III--E. Gramer, G. Ullrich, I. Holm, Row I-M. Solohubow CPres.J, B. Rowe llVice-Pres.l, Miss Watkins lSponsorl, B. Vorel lSecy.l, D. Prana CTreas.J T . I I Row ll-F. Baumruk, A. Solohubow, E. Hasenfanq, C. Ponstein, L. Bassmire, B. Walters, M. Wach, V. Vince, I. Budziko OFFICERS Row III-I. Yusken, O. Iudeiko, V. Evens, M. Hallo, H. MacGregor, D. Mavsan, L. Gayer, B. McLeare-n, I. Seeger, R. Iohnson, K. F esse 11, Q, Dchms President ...... .... M ary Solohobow Vice-President .... .... B eatrice Rowe Treasurer .... . . .Dolores Prana Secretary . . . . . .Barbara Vorel Lite Without art? One can hardly conceive the idea. Iudging from the colorful posters, beautifully lettered bulle- tins, and vivid decorations created and designed by the members of the Art Aids' Activities, Gage Park High School students are becoming art conscious. The A.A.A., a group of talented and helpful boys and girls, is sponsored by Miss Gertrude Watkins. The cover page oi this lcarian was designed by Helen MacGregor, one of its prominent members. Membership in this club signifies a desire to participate in all art activities from choosing a suitable spot for displaying a poster to decorating the gymnasium for a class dance. ,J nz di, wk ff, V f' .::x. . . fig? i y r w 1.f,5 - 115 v:g2L ,3ffiY51 M K ?1f,1:w:':f -. . K W is :-. ':- , we wif -'- , 'g- br f. ,lgsg-im K A sgfku N - Q W- - , A Q J , 1 . A- K I 1 'W I Wifi.-is K ' , 'f . . ,si 1? L' A , , ' X gg - ' ff R Y ew?AW: - . '- Q - 'Y ' ' ' .ff E ff :af i L,,A h i 4 h m.....? 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Armed, with brooms, mops, and pails, the members go forth to briqhten up the school and community. Their plan of attack is a Beautification Project whereby each student contributes one penny a month to buy pictures for the school. Under the sponsorship oi Miss Connors, this civic group is striving to make Gaqe Park the school beautiful. q A Row I-H. Holmes, M. Kelly, S. Windt, B. Lasakow, B. Brown, M. Bugajsky, L. Dro- bena, M. Buc, B. Voruda, G. Lloyd, E. Koeller, I. Horn Royv II-R. Cardell, R. Unson, H. Frett, B. McLearen, I. Mar- shall, F. ' Pragit Seated-B. Ekins, R. Koeller, E. Pinc, L. Tkach, W. Bruck- ner, O. Papanek, D. Ledman, R. Halm, M. Super Seated-P. Klinski, D. Bolew- slci, S. Radtke, I. Lukowski, H. Hestera, L. Stateman, L Waider, R. Schweiger, I. Pud- inoff, E. Plcrttner, A. Saloff M. Zimpel Standing-M. Sedivy, F. Gutt G. Csicvara, F. Lococo, S. Pos ter, R. Dzierzawski, L. O'Neill A. Rupslaukis, H. Slawinski, T. Miskovic, R. Kardes, I. Brenner, I. Seeger 1 1 Courses in Iournalism A and B are offered as electives for students who have attained some degree of proficiency in Writing and show a desire to Widen life experiences by contacts with all the activity groups in the school. While mastering the techniques of news and feature Writing through inten- sive practice, the students, at once, are encouraged to publish copy in the school newspaper. Students who prove successful are selected for the staffs of the lcarian and Bn-Gager. In addition to arousing in the students interests which will enrich leisure activities, the subject also presents many opportunities to develop ethical principles which are of practical value in building qood citizenship. IOURNALISM A AND B USHERS Row I-E. Broun, E. Mikuld, Mr. R. Re-insch fSponsorJ Row ll-L. Luketin. W. Mcmdcr, I. Wil- son, R. Thompson, R. Schuliz, D. Gcxlin fCupt.l, R. Lcrqomcrrcini, C. Nykiel The two groups that team up to promote order cmd efficiency ore the Holl Guides cmd Ushers, supervised by Mr. Hockey and Mr. Beinsch. The purpose of our Hcrll Guides' Club is to keep the holls free from loiterers during clorss time ond to oct ds fire-rnorshdls during fire drills. The success of our dssemblies is due to the efficiency of the Ushers' Club. These boys help to mcriniorin quiet cmd order dt dll Gorge Pork crffoirs. HALL GUIDES AND USHERS LASS QFFICERS AND QUTSTANDING STUDENTS OF Gr!-XGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL N. Alexcmder G. Allen W. Bcxrtz A. Buteson D. Beck A. Belson M. Blornqren D. Borrelli M. Brcrnnen W. Brcxndt R. Chasers E. Cieply B. Clifton G. Csicvcxra I. Cullincm G. Davidson E. Enqlcrnder I. Gorse G. Graff R. Grcmcrt W. Heckle E. Heitshu B. Helstern L. Heredicr C. Hirsch I. Horn B. Kelsey L. Knytych R. Knytych E. Konrcrth I. Korol E. Kostelncrk L. Kroqqel I. Labudzik P. Lcxrncrcki R. Liccxstro M. Mcxhder E. Mikotcr IUNIGRS 1941 I H. M011 I. Murphy V. Musselrnan L. Niedosik R. Novak F. Ochaba B. Ondrick H. Onqman M. Osifchin R. Pavelchik M. Prochaska B. Psomakos E. Puchmelter E. Rambert A. Rupslaukis H. Sarna V. Scanlon F. Seld M. Senics H. Slowinski M. Sorbellini I. Soto E. Stancik D. Sullivan A. Surak E. Svitak I. Szczipanski R. Thompson L. Van de Bogart B. Vosta F. Wakulczyk L. Weir I. Wilson L. Wozny I. Yusken E. Zak E. Zaleski I. Zoiss 1941 IUNICDRS MRS. ALLEN 603 MISS GAVIN 703 MR. STANGER 601 MRS. REILLY 602 MISS CALKIN 604 MRS. DI CANIO 605 MR. HOPPE 606 MISS GOE 607 ,rx MRS. GALGANO 608 MRS. LINDENBAUM 609 MR. DEAHL , 610 2 fr-1,-m:w2 : V KDDWD UU 50 you ' QYUP PL Fl 'fmmu W --.i--.W,- U- mn --lf. .',.--- ,.---- ' 53 liz, -Q F, n - is ' 5 - 501 V2 PU, n Us GF, XR U wx jr x Q l-Q 9 xg ,Lf X K gfH'fQ'?f4M Sfv' '- x 'N . - MRS. EDMONDS 501 MISS CAMUTZ 502 MRS, KENNEDY 503 4 I . 1 1 MISS BOLAND 504 1 MISS SILVERMAN 402 MISS ROCHE 403 MISS ANDERSON 401 MR. CLARK 404 MR. RITTMEYER 405 MISS CTGORMAN 408 MISS SCHIEFER 406 MBS. SEDLACK 407 MRS. E. SMITH MU MRS. SHANAI-IAN 411 MR. BOHUS 409 MISS DI BONA 412 MISS GINTY 413 MISS DELANEY 414 MISS SIMPSON 415 3 C51 QP Nix fmmwffws W I + -Z '1 MRS. SHALLENBERGER 3 O1 MISS E. COURTNEY 30 2 MISS BARNES 303 MISS IA. SMITH SM MRS RGGGY 3M MR.EGAN SM MR. RACKY 202 MISS DONALDSON 203 MRS. MCD!-KDE 201 MR. LAC-OHIO 204 MISS WATKINS 205 MR. REINSCH 208 MRS. COLTMAN 206 MR. POWERS 207 MR. SMALL 210 MRS. KING 213 MISS HAYMAN 211 MISS POVVELL 212 MR. HARRIS 215 MR. T. BENSON 216 MRS. TAYLOR 214 MR. SMIDL 217 FIRST YEAR STUDENTS HANDCRAFT AT GAGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He marks-not that you Won or lost-but how you played ihe qamef' -Grcmtlcmd Rice GETS F0 BASKETBALL o CHEEBLEADING o BICYCLING o HIKING U III Z O A f-Sn? fir E tW'5'4g,..f 1 ZW X 0 - ,I 1 gh 1,- - ' u fr: m ii- Q Way A 5-'ff A ' ' LM, 4 y 5 Xi Z 133- Zi 2 ' 1 N Q v-. ,gf 9 QIU z 7 'X 21 .. z Y 'L r-4 Q S Q 1 M ,W 2 - E' Z g- A Kgwox Z E 1 I Q I 2 . ' ' :Q EH 40'u-un-I Q' AX Q fx Q an X X 2 gx f M Z ,, f 1 X Z 'I Me 5 IFE! U3 0 I .Ti .. . , H1 gxhswl vsftvf Pnrksf 43 LTI cn ID' 41 5-4 Z BASEBALL o BOWLING o BOOTS AND SADDLES Q SAGE PARK HIGH .ll x-7 GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE PARK PARK PARK PARK PARK PARK PARK PARK .... . . . BASKETBALL IUNIORS MANLEY .... .... DU SABLE PHILLIPS .... .... LINDBLOM HARRISON FARRAGUT KELLY ...... .... TILDEN .... . . GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE PARK .......... PARK .... . . . . Row I-C. Hirsch, S. Kovcxl CMGSCOU, G. Deckerl Row Il-R. Farrell, S. Simo, A. Karkoska, E. Tomczak, I. Bojorski, E. Sckowicz Row III-A. Redlin IMGUQQSII, I. Walsh, I. Zoiss, R. Pcxlenik, L. Vcxn de Bogart, W. Bartz, D. Sullivan, Mr. Smidl fCocxchJ Row I-V1 Scanlon CMcmcxqerI, A. Neill, C. Dicxz, G. Skod- on, S. Kovul Klvlcrscotl, M. Scm- chez, I. Brenner, K. Fesselt, E. Konmlh Row II-L. Mullen, T. Mis- kovic, C. Ohm, E. Simo, R. Bizub, H. Peczkowski, G. McDonald, I. Polcxcek S E NIO R S so MANLEY .....37 23 DU SABLE .... ..... 5 o 17 PHILLIPS .-.ze PARK .... .... PARK .... .... PARK .... .... PARK .... .... PARK ,... .... PARK .... .... 19 LINDBLOM . . . .... .29 29 HARRISON . . . . . . . .34 31 FARRAGUT .....2B 25 KELLY ..... ..... 3 U 24 TILDEN... .....2O L BA GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE SAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE GAGE SEBALL SCORES PARK .......... PARK .... . . . PARK .... . . . PARK .... . . . PARK .... PARK .... . . . PARK .... . . . PARK .... . . . PARK .... . . . PARK .... . . . PARK .... . . . PARK . . . PARK .... . . . PARK .... . . . ENGLEWOOD LINDBLOM . FARRAGUT TILDEN ..... HARRISON . PHILLIPS KELLY ..... ENGLEWOOD LINDBLOM . FARRAGUT . TILDEN ..... HARRISON . PHILLIPS KELLY Despite the fact thatl the Owls were newly organized, they made quite a name for themselves as a team that responds readily to tight situations and comes out on top through terrific odds. One of the most commendable feats of the season was our victory over Harrison, breaking their Winning streak of nine games. With five Wins and nine losses, the team finished in fifth place in the Central Section. Coach Stanger lauded the fine defensive ability of the outfield, and the steady play- ing of the infieldf He also praised the excel- lent pitching of Kalmeta and Van de Bogart. BASEBALL ' 1941 Row I-R. Greene-r tManaqerl, A. Neill, G. Skodon. V. Scanlon, T. Miskovic, I. Birosak, Stanger tCoachl Row II-R. Lyer, W. Bartz, A. Karkoslca, E. Tomczak, E., Sakowic-z, R. Farrell, C. Kryst, S. Simo Row III-L. Van de Bogart. R. Palenik, T. Symanski, P. Basner, E. Zwolinski , I I I GOLF I I. Iennings, C. Kufrin, V. Solcrrski, I. Kramer, E. Koncel, F. Hladilek, B.. Young. I. Simcmdl, R. Hczlm, I. Glcxss, I. Zalesky TENNIS Row I-L. Wisniewski, R. Rzeszewski, D. Soukup, I. Hil- lon, R. Kurdes, I. Brenner, Mr. Smidl Row H-W. Bruckner, W. TIG- hcxc, G. Deckert, E. Schultz, W. Gcxsper. I. Poshonkcx, F. Zimmermann BOWLING Row I-P. O'CcIrrol1, M. Trie- be, I. Kramer, R. Strohm, E. Soderquist, F. Miller, R. Hom- per, R. Niewold Row H-E. Roncek, D. Pekcxr, R. Greener, E. Muehe, B. Young, Mr. Westerqreen fCocchI, A. Caruso. R. Mod- jeski, N. Modjeski, O. Dcxhms Row HI-A. Redlin, T. Syrncm- ski, I. Pcxlt, L. Hamm, V. Ulfiq, V. Bcxckshis, D. Finuccme, R. Sonntaq, I. Meyers, W. Brown GYMNASTICS - FENCING - SWIMMING Row I-F. Krug, W. Kubin, G. Graff, I. Chipicmtls Row Il-F. Mccczk, V. Crowley, C. Dcmqles, H. Holmes Row III-O. Smith, F. Ccxponiqri, I. Dobicxs Row IV-F. Poiocek, A. Redlin, I. Spu- cinsky, S. Kelly, E. Enqlcmder, H. I. Smidl QCc-ochl Row V-E. Lcz Buda, S. Kcxmzic, T. Mcziewski Row I-S. Kumzic, H. I. Smidl CCocxcl'1l. T. Mcziewski Row II-F. Loelfler, W. Schlueter, I. Green, A. Redlin, C. Skubic, S. Kelly, W. Kcmie Q Row I-F. Guti, E. Novak, I. Spcmier, E. Mscxll, E. Piech Row II-F. Bierncxt, D. Gcxlin, W. Gus- per, P. Nolan, I. Tuzik, W. Marliniclk Row Ill-R. Deubler, N. Kcmuk, W. Kel- sey, O. Smith, R. Schreiner, E. Icxmrock REFEREES ' BQWLIN -LTENNIS Row I-I. Tcxuchmcm, L. Drobencx, L. Korkos, E. Hclsenlung Row ll-D. Seclcxlik, P. Scanlon, O. Lu- cheon, B. Leonard, L. Oakes Row HI-D. Iawqiel, A. Siroky, L. O'Neill, D. Koller, E. Kczcmarcik Row I Seated-D. Mills, B. Kramer, B. Vorudcx, L. Matlhes, D. Tullqren Row II Standing-P. Perry, M. Leonard, M. Delaney lSponsor7, L. Kcxmba, L. Cronin, D. Mikcxlcxuski, G. Hacker, R. Schweiqer G. Kubicrk, D. Prchcxl, M. Mciskcmin, D. Icxwqiel, A. Siroky, D. Bormus, D. Pondenis, M. Pulliam, P. Belt, M. Voclcxk, L. Kolul, N. Haag, F. Bcxumrok CABINET Row I-D. Iowqiel, Pres.: L. Korkos, Vice-Pres.g L. Drobena, Recording Sec.: D. Sedalik, Corresponding Sec.: B. Leon- ard, Treas.g Mrs. Lindenbaum, Sponsor Row H-A. Nayder, V. No- wicki, L. Kosnar, A. Siroky, D. Kremen, H. Sairnon Row HI-G. Pearce, F. Osk- varek, R. Unson, D. Osiadacz, N. Apra, M. Mahder, L. O'Neil1 BOARD Seated-M. Vodak, M. Solo- hubow, B. Leonard, Treas.g L. Korkos, Vice-Pres.: D. law- giel, Pres.: L. Drobena, Re- cording Sec.: D. Sedalik, Cor- responding Sec. Row II-G. Zeman, C. Palma, E. Kcrcmarcik, I. Zarnowiecki, B. Kramer, U. Browning, M. Pulliam, I. Seymcm, E. Hasen- fang. I. Tauchman, R. Leddin Row III-I. Maragioglio, D. Freiberg, P. Scanlon, R. Stras- ser, L. Warpehowski, I... Gor- cia, L. Fingerett, D. Pondenis, F. Pechier, M. Petolick, D. Kramer, L. Oakes Mrs. Lindenbaum FOR lglll The Girls' Athletic Association offers a variety of sports activities for the athletic minded girl. A membership card entitles the holder to participate in hiking, skating, bicycling, bowling, tennis, horse- back riding, and cheer leading. Points are awarded not only for sports- manship, but also for a health record, leadership, and proficiency. A member is awarded an athletic letter upon earning 1000 points. The G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, sponsored by Mrs. Anne Lindenbaum, direct the gym department. Although the board has been functioning for a short period, it has proved to be a Worthy asset to our gym department. BOOTS AND SADDLES CLUB GIRLS' LIFE SAVINC5 CLASS IHKING AND SKATING BICYCLING CHEERS ir Venus, Neptune, Iupiter, Mars, Can't you see those Gage Park stars? Are they! Are they! Well, I guess They're the stars of G.P.H.S. 'k . Firecrackers, qunpowcler, dynamite, Boom! Here come Gage Park, Please make room! ak . Horn and hoof, horn and hoof, Hold the floor, raise the roof. Razzle, Dazzle, Zizzle, Zip, Come on gang, let 'er rip! 'A' Horse and Wagon, horse and Wagon, Team! Team! Team! il-- has the waqon, Gage Park has the team. ir Tip it on the center, Get it on the bounce, Make a basket, boys, That's what counts! GIRL CHEER GlRL GYM LEADERS LEADERS s FOBl9f40-1941 by Robert Pavelchik SEPTEMBER DECEMBER - September 3 - 2552 December 5 - Style ,ER students enter Gage Show - Women's E ,QV 5 Park High School- hat styles look like 2' ,lf ff lf 2 Aol-3 2551 students leave an eight course din- E l g 3 Gage Park at the ner with feathers! 0 in 5 -F end of the dfly' May' December 12 - Science - : in f be Well find that Assembly - We g ' B 'W--- ' -:L Sffsv with tack learn something new AN li-1' il-11-i Benny's gas man. September 26-First issue of the En-Gager. Students waylay editor. OCTOBER October 2 - Honor Breakfast. October 16 - Teachers aid in registration for Selective Service. Students disappoint- ed - thought the teachers were being drafted. October 18-Election of Iunior Officers. THDVEMBER November 8-Armistice Day Assembly. Zig-TIVHZQE-ig, November 12- Student .ULQ-2 Council Roller Skat- ix ig, ing Party-Iam Ses- ' SEAL jf? sion on Wheels - -E- Dinner eaten off xii ,iii mantlepiece for a A' week. November 12-Report Cards issued-Anoth- er red letter day at Gage. everyday, don't We? December 19-Annual Staff is born. December 19--Honor Club Dance. lANUARY January 1-New Year LE' sp 'DAY -Students happy. A - .. E w E Ianuary 6-School re- g . :L opens-Students un- ,. I ,I U9 l' Ili' iw! 'H I t QU' Cd Q .-:A-E ' W -5 happy. Ianuary 24-Lei Day- Charm of the South Seas - Now if we only had sarongs. Ianuary 28-Iuniors' Evening Dance. FEBRUARY February 21-HonorAs- 'sembly. Seniors saving for Prom. February 25 - Style Show - Change in Woman's hat styles- now they look like a map of Europe with feathers! Tl-lE SCHOOL MARCH March ll-G.A.A. and 5.- Lettermen's Awards. Seniors saving for Prom. A 2 .5 March 14-Senior Oiti- - - F: cers' Assembly. ii- 5' March 19-Art Assembly. March 21-Iunior Officers. APRIL ' X Al 2 J?411,I W April 1-BOW Day. ,Q ,lm April 4-Music Assem- FH till U bl Wk f'f'f' Y' A Apfri l8--Athletic Bene A y fit Dance - Money used to buy adren- alin for Gage Park teams. April 24-Iunior Dance. MAY YEAR lN' REVIEW IUNE e sa AD as if lune 12 - Honor Club 'f 1- 1-2 Dance. 7' 7- Iune 13 - Prom Arrives K -Seniors Broke. L EIKN Iune 24 - Senior Class Day. Iune 26-Graduation-Seniors happy to get Usheepskins' '-Sheep unhappy. ESITQING May 7-Safety Film- 5 -1 Moral-Never give a : .. .Z pedestrian an even E.. gba break unless it's in :IT,:,,Em-- the neck. 9' 4. May 9 - Glee Club - Dance. May 22-Hall Guide Dance-Guiding gals Q : around dance floor. G A' E P A R K May 30 - Memorial Day - Commemorating 'd N , toateacher. H I G' H S C H 0 G L the day a student sax , o PATRGNS Alekno Cleaners and Tailors Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Baumruk Mitchell Bernick Conway Bird Peter Coyle Dr. M. M. Forb. D.D.S. Dr. M. I. Hoffman Keystone Hardware 6. Paints Dr. Bernard Lapp. D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Ierry Pech Reid's Pharmacy. Iohn Rogell A Roman's Pharmacy Dr. Iohn F. Ruzic. M.D. Stephen F. Safranski Michael Sushko o YOU NEED MILK , VITAMINS-MINERALS and PROTEINS every day! to promote good physical condition. DRINK MILK Enter Any Monday DAY or NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES IN SHORTHAND, TYPENNRITING. ACCOUNTING. BOOKKEEPING. COIVEPTOMETRY CHICAGO COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 6309 YALE AVENUE 1 Block West of Wentworth Ave. T lephone Wentworth 0994 Phone Triangle 4240 BEECHER -STUDIO ICARIAN PHOTOGRAPHERS 744 East 79111 Street WGBEIRLQ' BEST WISHES 5 to the 6 ,O oi? GRADUATES OF 1941 I. S K O R A GROCERY an MARKET Pros. 8064 3320 W. 55th St. I. Stepansky Meat Market 6. Grocery 5242 S. Maplewood Hem. 8591 1 T STEVEN s Ai., LAUNDRY 3001 W. Slst St. Hemlock 3723 - ALL LAUNDRY SERVICES - Clean ,Wet Wash - Beautiful Finish Work On:-,e a Customer . . . Always a Customer STRAND PHARMACY Prescription Specialists T. H. IAREK. R.Ph. N.W. Ccr. 55th and Kedzie Hemlock 1672 Central 4652 - PHONES - Dearborn 9054 Established 1920 B. 1. KESL CO. IEWELRY Manufacturers oi Class Rings. Pins. Medals. Fraternity and Club Pins, Trophies and Prize Cups V Eth Floor 10 So. Wabash Ave. Silversmiths Bldg Hemlock 4243 DR. ELMER E. LAMB D E N T I S T Hours: 9to12-2to5-7to9 1957 W. Garlield Blvd. Chicago Cor. Darnen Ave. We Service All Makes Body cmd Fender Wcrk Painting LASOTA MOTOR SALES Say it with Flowers LESHYN FLORIST lt's Fashionable to Wear Flowers RETAIL STORE GREEN!-IOUSES Est. 20 Years 5454 S. Kedzie Ave. Prospect 0529 NEW AND USED CARS Hemlock 5455 5329 S. Rockwell St. 5625 S. Western Ave. Hemlock 7022 Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere OTTO V. STRANSKY IOHN VACHA G SONS :S SONS Modern Funeral Home 5110-12 S. Western Ave. - FLORISTS - 4710 S. Western Ave. Lafayette 6248 VIC'S PHARMACY SERVICE 0 QUALITY V. E. CZAHURSKI. R.Ph.G. 3324 W. 55th St. Chicago Phone Hemlock l626 YARds 2470 VITAK-ELSNIC CO. 4815 s. Ashland Ave. Music rv Records AFTER FOUR YEARS! D . You are now finishing the course you set for yourselves four years ago: four years in which you have taken your play with your work: four years during which you have grown from child- hood into young manhood and Wornanhood. Members of the class of '41-CONGRATULATIONS! You leave us now as alumni-the first of the long line of graduates of the future. It is our sincere wish that you may achieve success, and that all your happy hopes and dreams may come true. GAGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION OFFICERS H O Honorary President Mr. William Abrams, Principal President Mrs. William Hoff First Vice-President Mrs. Ernest Bateson Second Vice-President Mrs. Iohn Seeger Third Vice-Presideni Mrs. Iohn Sedlack, Faculty Recording Secretary Mrs. Harry Northup Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Ierry Spinka Treasurer Mrsf Marion Cravens Historian Mrs. Herman Mayer GEORGE SPIES, INC. MANUFACTURING IEWELERS CII. d - 1 COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS 4140 North Kolrnar Avenue CHICAGO We iurnished the Iune, 1941. Class Pins and Rings 69th Summer Tenn. Iune 30th Hours 8:30 to 1:0U -:- Special Rates A nationally known school ol high standards, oilering thorough secre- tarial and business training at rea- sonable rates to students interested in prompt employment in well paid positions. COURSES: Executive Secretarial- Business Administration - Steno- qrophic - Accounting - Comptome e-try -- Finishing Course for H. S. Commercial Graduates. FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE Visitors Welcome-Booklet 3 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED SCHOOLS 37 South Wabash Ave ...,........, Ran. 2637 9 South Pulaski Road, .,,.,.......... Nev. 3680 304 West 63rd Street .......,...,.... Wen. 2227 Mehopolitan BUSINESS COLLEGE GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH Q N GAGE PARK LUNCHROOM 11:12 E 'pg , ,, Q. QI? 'my 4 5 L acfzazlaflia !lLlilQl.lZ Ii you are not placed within thiry days alter you graduate from our college. all tuition payments will be refunded in lull. CO-EDUCATIONAL Only Four-Year High School Graduates Enrolled Name One Available Graduate ol Our College Who is Not Employed and You May Attend Our School . . . F E E E 1 FOX SECRETARIAL COLLEGE 79th and Halsted Streets Stewart 6780 75th and Exchange Avenue South Shore 8734 WALTER HAIEC'S sCHooL SUPPLIES LIGHT LUNCHES ICE CREAM CANDY O 5600 Maplewood Gust around the corner! Adioining Haiec's GAGE PARK I.G.A. Fresh Meats and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY Chas. Iurkovic. Prop. Phone Hemlock D354-0183 Gas and Oil BRAKES RELINED ART AMBROZ SERVICE STATION N.W. Cor. 50th and S. Western Chicago BOWL ron HEALTH WESTERN RECREATION 63rd and Western 26 - Bowling Alleys -- 26 - K-E-E-P F-I-T - Phone Prospect 1110 Compliments of Everything in Hardware and Paint THEODORE mm DH. HAROLD ASHER DENTIST 5432 S. Kedzie Ave. Phone Hemlock D310 Chicago 2800 West 59th Street Pros. 4215 BEVERLY BUSINESS COLLEGE 1924 WEST l03rd STREET Convenient . . . Thorough . . . Intensive . . . Personal Beverly Hills Career Placement CEDarcrest 3132 Compliments of THEODORE E. BROM Attorney at Law BECVAR 6. SONS FUNERAL mm-zcrons 5218-24 S. Kedzle Ave. Stop at Prospect 3809 C A R R'S ' THE POPULAR EATING PLACE Ample Parking Space Air Conditioned Chapels B000 S. Kedzie Ave. Phone Hemlock 4575 'Ir THE NEW PLANET ROLLER RINK FRANK I. MOSER. Mgr. 7536 Racine Avenue Vincennes 2517 ir 'iifffgieiqigs FRANK ZOHRER RESTAURANT . High Gmde HOME OF GOOD FOOD Meat. Fish and Poultry Market 7840 S. Western Ave. 2813 WEST 5551 STREET MADERA'S WESTERN CURRENCY PHARMACY EXCHANGE L. R. MADERA. R.Ph.G. 6254 S. WESTERN AVE. 2901 W. 5S.th St.. Cor Francisco Ave. Checks Cashed Utility Bills Collected Phone R91-iubhc 4207 Chicago Money Orders Issued Notary Public A T-.OCA S T F. H. HALVORSEN co. Real Estate - Insurance Property Management O F 1 9 4 1 0145 West 63rd Street Hemlock 4300 H. W. P. Home of the THE LAWN MANOR CURRENCY EXCHANGE Compliments of Phone Hemlock 7170 DR. BERNARD F. GAGE CLEANERS WYGODSKI :S FURRIERS 3203 W' wh S zans w. ssth SJQQIAKTYS chicago RAY PACHNER'S D-X SERVICE STATION 5158 S. Western Ave. Phone Hemlock 9686 Cheerful Service SAUL FURNITURE CO. Parlor Suites . . . Bedroom Suites Dinette Sets . . . Rugs . . . Cedar Chests . . . Innerspring Mattresses . . . Iuvenile Furniture . . . 5016 S. Ashland Ave. Prospect 8868 ALL LINES OF BEAUTY WORK IEAN'S BEAUTY STUDIO 5520 S. Mozart St. Grovehill 4405 School Girl Special: Our Regular 82.50 Permanent Wave 51.75 Other Permanents Sl.98 up Congratulations and Best Wishes to the First Graduating Class oi Our New Gage Park High School KACER'S SHOPPE LADIESC MEN'S. AND CI-llI.DREN'S WEARING APPAREL Edward I. Dubsky. Prop. 2757 W. 55th St. Prospect 7739 Phone GROvehiIl 1669-1670 Phone Rockwell 0708 Ant. Dolezal G Sons CHINESE VILLAGE RESTAURANT LIFORNIA A LAUNDRY Visit our Modern Air Conditioned Dining Room Prompt Amo Delivery service 2448-50 South Kedzie Avenue 2447 WEST 63rd STREET Wet Wash . . . Hydro . . . Rough Dry L. P. LAM EDDIE TOY and Fine Finish Work NOW EDUCATING THE THIRD GENERATION WATSON BUSINESS' COLLEGE ESTABLISHED 1893 SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC MODERN ACCOUNTING DAY SESSION NIGHT SCHOOL GRADUATE PLACEMENT I I CONGRATULATIONS '41 OUR STUDENTS EXTEND YOU A HEARTY WELCOME 638-40 West Garfield Boulevard Phone BOUleva'rd 1000 Compliments oi DR. EZRA I. HURWICH I. G. A. GROCERY STORE D E N 'I' I S '1' 2825 W. 55th St. Grovehill 3699 2315 west 555, Su-eeg HOURS: Daily 9 A.M. to s P.M.. Wed. 6 to s P.M. Prospect 3093 We Deliver Prospect 9183 C. EDWIN IOHNSON LEE'S GARAGE Expert Body and Fender Work REAL ESTATE Insurance - Mortgage Loans Towing service 3241 West 63rd Street 5833 S. Western Ave. Hemlock E655-6080 ' eeeee I Prospect 7550 The Home of Delicious Whipped Cream Cakes '- ARMISTEADfS PASTRY SHOP The Taste Te11s 2801 West 55th Street BARTECKI'S Prescription Pharmacies S. F. BARTECKI. R.Ph. 2600 W. 47th St. 2805 W. 55th St. Phone Virginia 9705 Phone Prospect 10007 I Ph W t rth 5920-21 Est. 1912 E D H U T one 'lrlvzsters Made to Order , BROILED HAMBURGER ENGLEWOOD GIANT SHAKES Opposite Theater 55th and Cal. COLONY - MEAT MARKET ARNOLD FRANK. Proprietor 3205 W. 59th St. KNITTING MILLS Manufacturers ot High Grade Sweaters 5443 S. HALSTED ST. CONGRATULATIONS 'ro THE cuass or JUNE. 1941 THE DOORWAY 5 'ro A - ' SECURE FUTURE . . . is open to you at the Talman Federal Savings and Loan Association where the community has been served continuously for over eighteen years. During this time savers here have been rewarded for their thrift by always receiving at lesat 3V2q7 on their Insured Savings. In return, the members of the Talrnan Federal have made it the largest Savings and Loan Association on the South Side. Both large and small accounts are courteously welcomed. ASSETS OVER 7V2 MII.LION TALMAN Qzdml sAvlNss AND LUAN ASSUCIATIUN UF CHIBABU 2641 West 51st Street Ben F. Bohac. Sec'y. RUTH'S FOOD SHOP Lunch Meats D Dairy Products Phone PROspect 7755 PAS C H K E'S Hallmarks Greeting Cards Records -:- Photo Supplies .2450 West 59th Street Hemlock 4485 2852 WEST 53rd STREET IOSEPH I. REITER CO. NATIONWIDE REAL ESTATE GROCERY First Mortgages and Insurance Q'-IGHIY Merchandise 1543 West 51st Street Near Ashland Ave. 2953 W- 59111 51- Hemlock 1219 M O S E R BUSINESS COLLEGE ONLY FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ENOLLED Gregg and Pitman Shorthand - also Stenotypy. Beginning Classes Start First Monday in Each Month. Advanced Students May Enter Any Monday. Bulletin Sent Free. 116 South Michigan Ave.. Chicago. Randolph 4347 Chicago's Outsanding Selection of Nationally Advertised Clothing for Young Men and Iunior Misses WM. A. LEWIS - CREDIT CLOTHING - 4716 South Ashland Avenue FRANK WOZNIAK Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Notary Public ' Lalayette 4607 2703 W. 47th Street LOUIS PHARMACY 27 Years in the Business Phone Republic 2322 We Deliver Louis F. I-'ilipiak 2600 W. 59th Street ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW MARSIK'S I M A S O N 'S -WOMEN'S AND CHlLDREN'S DRY GOODS WEAR 5644 S' KEDZIE AVE. We Specialize in Iunior Wearing Apparel Republic 7223 Prospect 8422 2825 West 55th Street We wish to acknowledge the splendid work of our advertising salesmen who are listed below. Iohn Causeman Robert Foltz Lupe Garcia Ralph Greener Lorraine Iedlicka William Kelsey Richard Laqomarcino La Verne Mitchell lVIildred Moses Meri Petoliclr Beverly Powers Eileen Powers Eleanor Skora Lorraine Thomas , ,L L i X55 Mfjyw Q I o X7 hx? . if . .X ig D ,X , -'N f vw f I 2 K I x : ' 'xywx J, J Jxpfwvf 'A ' EMW r x kf vd X , my fs ' 1 C? ,, fx., f 0 J x X , . , r 1 1 ings' y, D X .VNx' F JE xg P