Glenbard High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Glen Ellyn, IL)
- Class of 1941
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Q ii -I-f ' '- ' 'ir' s X V , A pg , V f 'ij l .1 7 -1 '- w aw Q ' .5-1 ...... , QQ ' fer i 'D 3 4 , Mass: I ' ' Al , V ' Q , 4 W : ., ,LW ,--W 4...... 7522! if s f P K I ......... ' 4 2... ... 5 EIIA RUTH E MCLEAN The semar class of 1941 dechcates the second ed1t1an of the Plnnacle to Mtss Ruth E McLean tar her many years of tme service bath as a teacher and student advlser IJ I TIU ltlltfllt ISTH Tlllt Although the figures of Principal Biester and head janitor Hans are used to scare the small brothers and sisters of Glenbard stu- dents, they and their assistants have an im- portant function to perform in keeping Glen- bard at the top' . Administration and upkeep are included in several departments, the of- fgce staff, the heads of various departments, the school board, and a staff of janitors. The school board is composed of a presi- dent and six members elected by the public. The board formulates the general policies of the school and hires a principal to see that they are carried out. They decide important questions and of course control the ex- cheauer. The president of the board for the past year was Mr. Gilford H. Hill. The other members of the board were Mrs. Helene Mor- gan, Mrs. Marjorie lorgeson, Mr. Ray C. Carl- son, Mr. A. O. Osterling, and Mr. Alvin M. Glahn. vivffblqzl The actual administration of the school is carried on by a principal, an assistant princi- pal, and an office staff. Principal Fred L. Bies- ter is in charge ofthe school and is responsible for it to the school board. He is assisted by Miss Ruth McLean, the assistant principal. The office force takes care of the innumerable de- tails necessary in the daily routine and busi- ness of a high school such as correspondence, attendance, etc. This year's office staff was composed of Mrs. Frances Kay, the only vet- eran, Miss Ruth Scull, and Miss Elsie Krall. Miscellaneous other secretaries held positions during the year, but they seemed to resign as fast as Mr. Biester could sign them up. Keeping Glenbard clean is the responsibil- ity of the janitors under the able direction of that delectable old ogre, Hans'l Hansen. The janitors include lohn Feid, Dick Cfilstrap, Frank Metzner, Albie Albue, lMac Mac- Williams, and the chief himself, Hans Han- sen. Office Staff-Miss 'Elsie Krall, Miss Ruth Scull Mrs Frances Kay. Board of Education- Mr, Gilford H. Hill president Mr. Alvin M. Glahn Mrs Helene Morgan Mrs. Mar- jorie Iorgeson, Mr. Ray C. Carlson Mr. George D. Miller P I ll LI L TY Und. llbm ELEA OR I. ALEXA DEF ORTF G BARR BJ d PAUU E BEATTY Qc enc cl dD g ff.AL,.,.z...J TSLWL. fiwu !5'f.fa,.,f KMA., S A QELM PPTQC LLA BAKER RY BOOHER Eaucatlon 'aLA CHE AUST COR FLIA BARTH Pu, CC11EdUCG11 n WY M BRITTO Comm rclcl , ,, I 1 ' I fi fir' 1 . . ' ' A- ' if 4 ' ' 11 xx , , I z Q ' YI I fl . E F II- . 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S N xxx XXX Xxx X XTNQXXXFX x N NN AA- X I 1 X X 935+ Although lt sf as our years ago we as trembltng freshmen entered trte mrghty portals of Glenbard tt seems but a few rr nths ago and those few months lled mth delrghtful expertences Perhaps rt was a brt hard at t rst to arasp the rdeas of Laun ana alge bra but soon we began to feel more confrdence tn ourselves Soon our sophomore year loomed up be fore us and no longer were we sent by upperclass men to the 400 floor when we were lookrng for the rnustc room At last the longed for days arr1ved when we too were looked upon as upperclassmen True our labors rncreased and our atm for more knowledge was growrng deeper and consequently harder to acautre nevertheless we took trme out to add humor and glory to our Alma Mater m the form of extra currtcular act1v1t1es as well as rn learntng And now mrghty sentors we stalk down the halls of Glenbard our halls and feel ltke ktngs and gueens rn our magntftcent castle Now we are ready to enter htgher places of learntng startmg once more at the bottom of the ladder or to make a name for ourselves 1n the bustness world ln our mmds we wrll never forget the thrrlhng years at Glenbard At ttmes all of us probably felt as rf we were bemg terrrbly rnlsunderstood or m1s1udged and we were ready to g1ve up but we stuck to our ,sw 1obs and now we re glad that we dld Now too we must admlt that we ve be come rather attached to our castle on the hrll and perhaps aren t so eager to leave as sometrmes our actlons behed But we do have the consolatron of knowmg that we dxd help to burld Glenbard to tts recogntzed hetghts ln looktng back over our course we see that even as freshmen we began to take a keen lnterest rn the ac l1V1lleS at Glenbard Not f' e u 'tg p e fden 1. Cu s xtce p estdertt Mary Meacham ec etary ' 'f I ' , , 1 1 - 4 . 4 LO J l I: 1 . . . . .1 t. . , . .X . . . . 1 AL J 1 ' Y v . . . , r 1 Y - , . . - V I ' f f - , I 1 f f 1 , ,, . . , . f ri sen H 3' ' ian' K Y ' , , A k4,h , ., . ,M mf, ' I I L , 1 I .. . ff I , ul rt Br'nr. , r 1, Btd 'Fil ' - T ' r .Q . . .. S Y . only drd we add our names to the varrous scholastrc honor rolls but we started rn full swrng to take part rn all kmds of GCl1V1l1eS Dunng our hrst year we helped w1th the operetta as we dld 1n the follow1ng years untrl th1s ,fear we were able to feel that we were the rnalnstay of The Waltz Dream. We began to Jom organ1zat1ons and to lend our support to them Among these were the H1 Y the GAA the GR the Latln French ar1d Spanlsh Clubs the G Club Krts and Sluts Thesplans and others The productlon of The Adorable Spendthnft ln our JUHIOY year and th1s y ar s dramatlzatron of Pnde and Prejudlce show that our class 1S not lacklng ln dramatlc ab1l1ty Along th1s same llne we presented Play Nlte we gave several short plays 1n whrch the dramatlcs class drsplayed 1ts hldden talents Many of our sen1ors were members of the football and basketball teams of 1940 1941 as well as the golf tennrs and track teams honors for the group work and solo 1n the annual muslc contests We are proud to say that many sen1ors helped brlng home the pnzes The staffs of the Glen Bard and of the Pmnacle were composed almost wholly of sen1ors wrth Journallstlc Gb1l1l1eS An Open House after school or a for mal or lnformal dance rn the evenlng were eagerly looked upon as no small part of our soc1al engagements Another pleasant experrence both en terta1n1ng and educatronal was the weekly convos The brams of our class turned out to be Kendall B1rr of Lombard Claus von Fredersdorff of Roselle and Robert Har IIS of Glen Ellyn They were rewarded Pl on Commencement Nlght when they were allowed the pI'lV1lege of address mg the sen1ors Brrr led the tno rn per Cenlqges Wlth 28 AS and no B5 VOD Honor Students Robert Harrzs Claus von Freders Fredersdorff followed wrth 31 As and dofff KeHdf111B1ff l B whrle l-larns scored 27 A s and l B. Contrnumg wrth the subyect of honor students Mary Meacham was awarded the Freshman Honor Medal lack Replrnger was the all around sophomore and Drck Maurer was accorded the Iunxor Honor Medal In lookmg back at our Glenbard years 1t would be rmposslble to sk1p over the name of our fnend and adv1ser Mr B1ester and all the other teachers we have come to know We are truly proud of Glenbard and we hope that Glenbard may be proud of us rn the future for the l1ttle we were able to add to 1lS greatness and glory , I . . . . I l I ' Our band, orchestra, and choir took ' I - , , . . ' , . I I ' I ' -Qu ACYLI-IMA' IQELEII MAE CR 4 ALBI MARIE A 4 B cl 2 H AEQAIY E r1cH Club 3 4 art SKI 3 4 pe Iu lor Play Se tor Play Hc'1o 5 7 R09 Al IJLRSOI BETTY M Sparuslr C 1103 4 Pr g am Chalrman AA 3 4 GR I A t Clu e ta l 2 CW 2 1940 P Commlttce If H rr Ro 8 ANDERSON GRACE A23GR1234ArtC Horor Rol 12 A DERSON MARIOII Spamsh Club l :fail 1' ASHER ROY Aerorauts 4 Vtc Pres1der1t4 AUBURN WALTER Sparush Club 3 4 H1Y1 2 3 1940 Prom Comrruttee Pmrlacle Staff Orgamzatlons Edltor Sectlon Presl dent 2 4 Basketball 3 Tenrus 3 4 Letter 3 Horror Roll 13 BABKA GLORIA GAA 2 3 4 GR 2 3 4 L1brary Stall 4 Honor Roll 2 Tran terred from Ste1r1metzH S September 1939 BAER MARY ALICE GAA 4 Oper tta 4 BAILEY MARY I Transt rred Irom Potomac Twp H S Potomac Illmors September 1939 BARCUS IACK BARGER DWIGHT SCIGVICQ Club 4 2 BARGER RALPH H IR Trartsterred from Oak Park and Ru er Fore tTwp H S September 1940 BARLOW ROBERT Sctertce Club 1 Ae ortau S 3 4 lat mural Basketball 2 4 Iwtra ual Baseball 2 4 Football 2 2' as S CI? ' A ,f BEST LOOKING GIRL 1, .. f, -4 '-get J MARGE SADLER Ht 1 1 ff S-Q. I Y A A L xl ' ' 9' JE A . 3 , ' GA g an , 3, 4, onor Roll 2 LL I', If IC .re . ,GRI 2 3 4- Kztf . fl Mis ,OA retf: I 4, Chat: 4, 11' 5 ru' ' 'g . 7 ll 4,G A A, 12u3A4, f .AEI Oper! 5 loir l, , rom ...J A g Glen Bard' Sta , o or ,, ll 41 v 3' M GA , , , , g lub 1, AJ: L- N f 5 Operetta 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2 3, 4, Q V V 1 . A ' 17' - C ' me I . ss' l 'kv If I I . 4, I 4 I -cr , 5, I , Y . W its Y v ' , I 5 Y . 1. 5 . FCI- 'Sex gf 1 I ' lf, -, , N V. BARR MARILAIJE A123 G 2194017 Cofnrmttee DAHILLII MURIEL lr C b 3 4 Pubnctty 4 G 3 4 GR I 2 3 4 Publrcxty 3 Treas ur r 4 Art Club I Z 3 4 Pres1dent3 K1' and Skrts3 4 Program Chanman 4 Operetta 2 4 1940 Prom Con1m1t ee len Bard Staff Reporter 2 Asst Cxrculatlon Manager 4 Class Vrce Presldent I 2 OIIIC9 on State Goverrung Day 3 SECTION Pres1dertt 1 Horor Roll I4 Cho1r Z 4 BECK HAROLD Intramural Basketball 1 4 BELANGER IEAN Spanlsh Club 2 4 GAAI 2 3 4 GR I 2 3 4 Kits and Sluts 4 Play Nlte lunlor Play Property Commxttee Sen ror Play 1940 Prom Commxttee BELOW GRETCHEN Spamsh Club I 2 4 French Club 3 4 GAA 3 GR I Krts and Sluts 3 Oper a 1 4 Ch 2 3 4 Hon Roll ll Hlgh Honor Roll 2 BICK RICHARD H1 YI 2 3 4 Secretary4 Intramural Ba ketball I 2 3 Intramural Baseball 3 Glen Bard Sports Reporter Pm nacle Sports Ed1tor Football 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Honor Ro 3 G Club4 BINGER BETTY GRI 2 3 4 Bandl 2 Glen ard Ass t CITCUIGIIOH Manager 3 4 Honor Roll I2 H1gh Honor Roll 2 BINNEBOESE HAROLD Intramural Basketball I 2 Intramural Baseball BIRR KENDALL O eretta12 3 4 Cho 1 Glen Bard Reporter 4 Plnnacle Asc Edrtor Honor Roll 2 H1gh Honor Roll I2 Masque and Gavel 4 BIORENSON MARY IANE GAA 3 4 Program Chalrman 4 KIIS and Sktts 3 4 Presldent 4 lpso Facto 4 Iumor Play Transferred from Senn Hlgh School Chxcago 1939 Honor R ll I Plnnacle Buslness Staff 4 BLESSMAN IEANNE Transferred from York H S 1938 BOKELMANN STANLEY G Club 4 KIIS and Sluts 4 Thes prans 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Iumor Play Stage Manager Intra mural Baseball 3 Semor Play Stage Crew Football 2 3 4 Letter 4 Track BRADSHAW EARL French Club 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Sc1ence Clubl 2 3 4 Sec Treas 4 Krts and Sluts 4 Thesprans 3 4 erettal 2 3 4 Cho1 1 2 Semor Play Honor Roll 2 BREITMAYER THEODORA GAII.. Honor Roll I Transferred from Iackson HS lac kson Mtch September 1940 BRIERTON WILLIAM H1-Y 1' Sc1ence Club 1 2 Art Club I 2 3 4- Band I 2- Intramural Basket ball I' Glen Bard Staff, Humor Edi tor 4' 'Pinnacle' Business Staff- Foot- ball 2 ?N 'Vg T' 5:7 BEST LOOKING BOY BUD CURTIS 5. ,' fy F-'. . L .'EI lllllt' A f- Q i... BRUMBAUGH, HELEN French Club I, 25 GAA 3, 4, Publicity 4, GR 1, 2, 3, 4, Glen Bard Advertis- ing Manager 4 Pinnacle Business Statf l94O P orn Commrttee Honor R05 BRUNING GLEN G Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Cla s Prestdent 3 4 Secretary I Sta e on Sta e Gox ernmg Day 3 Foot ball 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Co Captatn asketball I 2 3 4 Letter 2 Captatn 4 Track I 2 3 Letter 2 3 BUCHHOLZ PAUL I-I Y I BUEL' IIAI CY LEE French Club 3 GAA I 2 3 4 GR I 3 4 Operettal 2 3 4 Cho1rI 2 4 Iun1or Play Commlttee Sentor Play Conamlttee l940 Prom Commtttee BURNS ED H1 Y 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Intramural Bas ketball 2 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Football 4 Letter 4 CALDERWOOD MARGARET GR4 Operetta 3 4 Choxr 3 4 Trans terred from Oak Park H S February 39 CARLSON IRENE ELIZABETH GAA 3 CATALANO GENEVIEVE Band I Honor Roll I CHOUINARD VIRGINIA French Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 GRI 2 3 4 Art Club I Klts and Sluts 4 Ipso Facto 4 Operetta I Iuntor Play Commlttee Senlor Play Comm1ttee Glen Bard Staff 3 4 BUSINESS Man ager 4 Plnnacle Busmess Stall I-hgh Honor Roll I Honor Roll 9 I940 Prom Cornmlttee CHRISTIAN RICHARD G Club 3 4 Klts and Sk1ts 4 Intra mural Basketball 3 4 Captaln 4 n tramural Baseball 3 Captaln 3 Sen tor Play Glen Bard Sports Reporter 4 P1nnacle BUSINESS Manager Football 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 Honor Roll I CLARK FLORENCE Lattn Club 3 4 GAA 4 GR 4 Honor Roll I Sect1on Presxdent 2 CLARKE MARGARET Spanlsh Club I 2 GAAI 2 3 4 GR I Z 3 4 Camera Club 2 Band2 3 4 1940 Prom Commtttee CLEGG BILL Intramural Basketball 3 CLOUGH IDABELLE GR 4 Semor Play Commlttee COILEY ANDREW G Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 er 3 4 Track 2 3 Leter Z Transferred from Provtso H S Ianu ary 1938 BEST ALL ROUND GIRL STUDENT VIRGINIA MERRICK CONNOLLY IANE REGINA Senior Play Transferred from Ne Nton H S Newton Massachusetts Ianu ary 1841 CONRAD ELAINE GAA2 3 4 GRI 2 3 4 IJn1orP1aj Committee Senio Play Cornmtt Honor Roll 7 CORBETT MARJORIL GAA 4 GR 4 Art Cl.ikl 2 COSYIIS ELODIE Al234GRl234Art 1 2 Athletic Association Director 4 Iunlor Play Committee Senior Play Committee Pinnacle Staff Typist Coun y Trea urer on State Governing COTTLE GEORGE Science Club 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Tran terred from Loyola Academy ptem ber 1938 CURTIS BUD CRAMER MARIORIE G A12 3 4 Wy andMeans3 Vice President 4 GR l 4 Club 1 Operetta 1 Band 2 Senior Play Committee Glen Bard Circu lation Manager 4 G Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Intra mural Basketball 1 4 Captain I 4 1940 Prom Committee Section Presi dent 3 4 Class Vice President 4 State Auditor on State Governing Day 3 Football 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Basket ball 3 Letter 3 Tennis l 2 3 Letter DAICHENDT MARGARET MARIE Transferred from Morton H S Cicero Illinois September 1939 DEICKE PAUL DECKER MARION Spanish Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 GR l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l Eootballl 2 3 4 Letter4 DENNING STEVE 1940 Prom Committee Tennis 3 DOUGLASS DOROTHY French Clubl 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 GR I 2 3 4 Art Clubl 2 Kits and Skits 3 4 Operetta l 2 Choirl 2 Iunior Play Senior Play 1940 Prom Commit tee Glen Bard Staff Reporter Sec tion President l Honor Roll 13 DOYLE EDWARD G Club 3 4 President 4 Ipso Facto 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Cap tain 2 3 Intramural Baseball 3 Ca P tain 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Captain 4 Basketball 3 4 Letter 4 Track l Letter I DUGGAN, IAMES Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball , 2 3, 4, Captain 4A Glen Bar Managing Editor 4- Pinnacle Busi- ness Stalt' High Honor Roll 3- Honor Roll 8' Football 2, 4' Spanish Club 3- Intramural Baseball 3 DUNTEMAN, MARVIN , !,L rx ' ' . I . Intramural Basketball 3, 4g Intramural 22' . ll Baseball 3 1' 'lf rl. I .- 1 B 5 A ,Q I I-,-,. BEST ALL-ROUND BOY STUDENT- I '1 1 J f 1 DICK MAURER 'ff I I I ff -1 15 A W 4 l DUPLESSIS MARIAN Transle r d from Austln H S C111 cago 1l'lO1S September 1940 El GEL IOHN Ktts and Sluts 4 Thesprans 3 4 Band 3 4 lu lor Play Sen Honor Roll 5 EVANS BOBBIE Transferred from Wheaton H tober 1940 FERCUQO' lEA1x F cn Clubl 2 3 4 Puplrclty 3 Pro grant Cnalrman 4 GAA 4 Operetta C Ped'14A Cub123 un lor P av Corrlmlttee Se'nor Play Com rn1ttee 1940 Prom Cowvnrttee Pm nacle Asst Actlvrtles Ed1lOY FIELD MARY ELLEN A123GR 24ArtClu Klts and Sluts 3 4 Band 3 4 Glen Bard Stall Typlst Honor Roll 4 FIFIELD RALPH Spanlsh Clubl 2 3 4 VICQ Presxdent 4 H1 Y 4 K1ts and Skxts 4 Iunlor Play Comm1ttee Semor Play Commrttee Plnnacle BUSINESS Staff Sectlon Presrclent 4 Honor Roll 3 FLANSBURG IO La1nClub3 GAAI 2 3 4 GR12 3 4 Krts and Sluts 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 Thesplans 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 L1brary Staff 4 Operetta 1 2 Play N1ght Iunror Play Senlor Play O chestra 1 Cholr 3 4 County Treasur er 1 2 on State Govermng Day Honor Roll 2 Art Club 1 2 3 4 1940 Prorn Comrnrttee FORD ALDEN Aeronauts 4 Presldent 4 Tran lerred from Lane Tech H S Chlcago Illx nols September 1940 FRANK IRNA Spamsh Club 3 4 FREDERSDORFF CLAUS VON Masque and Gavel 4 Secretary 4 Debate Team 3 Semor Honor Stu dent Hlgh Honor Roll 13 Honor Roll 1 GANTZER IOHN Scrence Clubl 2 3 4 Bandl 3 GATHMANN IANET GR 4 Orchestra 2 3 GEASEY MARILOU French Club 3 4 L1brar1an 4 GAA 1 Treasurer 3 Flnance 4 Iunror Play Comrnlttee Senlor Play 1940 Prom Cornrmttee Glen Bard Staff Report er Hlgh Honor Roll 1 Honor Roll 12 Spanlsh C ub 1 2 GIESEKE LEROY Cross Country 4 Hrgh Honor Roll 1 Honor Roll 9 A fx GILBERT CHARLES H1 Y1 2 3 4 Pres1dent2 4 G Club X 4 lpso Facto 4 Presrdent 4 Band 1 f K ,F Iunlor Play Semor Play 1940 Prom Commlttee Intramural Baseball 3 Glen Bard Staff Reporter Pm nacle Asst Busmess Manager Sec tron Presrdent 3 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Letter P' I-K 4 H1gh Honor Ro1l4 Honor Ro1ll0 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cap Xxx tcun 4 Gp L , L e 1 rr: I A '- S Q Q 1, 2, , 5 .n': 1 , lor? 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I I i 1 IL X -A If 4 L X' 1 z ,.,, K 1, 1, ,D C113 t 2 ' 1 1 X Q .fi kr, .f - Illl - M ., IO FLANSBURG GILSTRAP, ALAN L, Intramural Basketball 45 Football 2, 3 Letter 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Letter 3 GILSTRAP HAROLD Hi-Y 3 45 Operetta lg Intramural Bas- ketball 3 45 1940 Prom Committee- Honor Roll 6 GIUNTA, SALVATORE UG Club 45 Intramural Basketball 3 4, Captain 45 Intramural Baseball 3 1940 Prom Committee5 Football 1 2 3 4, Letter 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basket- ball l, 25 Track 1, 2, Letter 2 GOLDBECK, PER Kits and Skits 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Section President 1 GOODRICH, GEORGE B. IR. Hi-Y lj Science Club 3, 45 Kits and Skits 45 Operetta 45 Band 45 Stage Crew 4 GREGG, MARIE GAA 4 GR 4 Iunior Play Committe Senior Play Committee Pinnacle Staff Typist High Honor Roll 5 Honor Roll 7 GRINNELL NATALIE GAA 1 Art Club l Spanish Club 1 GUIFF IOAN erettal 2 3 4 Choirl 2 3 HABERSTICH LOIS GR 4 High Honor Roll 4 Honor Roll 9 HANSEN SYBIL Latin Club3 4 GAA12 3 4 GRI 2 3 4 Kits and Skits 3 4 Iunior Play Committee Senior Play Committee 1940 Prom Committee Glen Bard Staff Associate Editor 4 High Honor Roll 3 Honor Roll ll HANSING IULIET GR 4 Honor Roll ll HANSON ELEANOR French Club 4 GAA 4 GR Art Club l 2 4 Operetta 3 HARRINGTON TOM H1Yl 2 3 4 Operettal 2 3 4 Choir l 2 3 4 1940 Prom Committee Play Night HARRIS ROBERT Science Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Aeronauts 4 Stage Crew 3 High Honor Roll 8 Honor Roll 6 Senior Honor Student HARTE IOHN Orchestra 3 Band 2 3 Transferred from Marmion Academy February 99 IIE 10 llt' 'XXI fx XXX B1-:sr BOY MIXER 9 DICK CHRISTIAN Tl! x in , .4-ers if f X 1 1 ' ' e5 I A 1 ' 1 rt : V : ' 5- S Op l , , , 5 ' , , , 4 ,J 2 5 ' , , 1, 2, 3, 4, 1 3 ' ' t . 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B ' 4 Lett 4 D S A., I , g r 1 r. 1' ee HEIIILQ 1- G k in g D 5 BCI , A 3,l gr OIT 2 lg IIOII f I I ' 1 1 1 Q 6 A A 5 I I oll j H , . 1 1 3 I I V 5 I , ,4, A 3,4 I ' I ' ' ' 'x , . ,ix W Cc HORI STEII ROBERT Science Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 HUMPHRIES LESLIE Latin Club 3 Int arnural Basketball 2 Captain 2 Glen Bard Staff Associ ate Editor 4 Basketball 3 4 Letter 4 Tennis 3 Letter 3 Honor Roll IO IRISH EVELYII GAA I GR l O chestra I Hono Ro IACOBSON ELAINE GAA 4 GR 4 Kits and Skits 4 Play Night 4 Senior Play Transferred from Schurz H S Ianuary I939 IAEGER FRED I 4 Art C b 2 3 4 Ietic Assocxation4 President-4 Senior Play Committee 1940 Prom Commit tee Iunior Play Committee Pin nacle Art Editor Basketball I 2 3 Track I 2 IAMESON IOHN Intramural BasketbaIl3 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Football 4 Honor Roll I IOHNSOIN ALFRED HYI234 GCIub4I94UPrm Committee Section President 3 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Letter 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Letter 4 Trac Honor Ro 5 IOHNSON PHYLLIS Library Staff 3 4 Senior Play Corn mittee Glen Bard Staff Typist IOHNSON WILLENE L French Club 4 Latin Club 3 Kits and Skits 3 4 Library Staff 4 Operetta I Honor Roll 5 GAA I Senior Play Committee IULIAN SIGRID IUTZI ELEANOR Spanish Club I 2 4 GAA I GR I KAISER MARY Choir 2 3 Honor Roll 2 KALLMAN ROBERT Art Club 4 Secretary 4 Honor Roll 7 KANOLD, GEORGE Kits and Skits 3, 4' Thespians 3, g eretta I, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, , President 45 Play Night- Iunior Play' Section President I- Honor Roll 7 KARNER, CORRINE af W5 BOY wHo WI1.L BE Mosr 'tt ,j5't f 'QE QQQQIDENT SUCCESSFUL- I-fl vt' I ', JA - V . , , 1 QCX DICK MAURER K F X -D -A in. 1, KEIG ALICE French Club 3 4 Lat1n C ub 3 4 Sec r tary T easurer 4 GAA 2 3 4 GR 1 2 3 4 Program Chatrman 4 Ath 611C ASSOCIGIIOH D1 ec or 4 Iumor Pl y Commlttee 1940 PTOWI Commrt e Glen Bard S aff Repo ter P1n a e Acttxrttes Ed1tor Honor Roll 14 KETT DOROTHYI T GAA 2 4 Orchestra 2 3 Transle red trorn Imrraculate Concepnon H S Elmhurs llllnos September 1930 KIPPI G BETTE IAYINE French C ub 1 GR 4 Hono Ro KIELDSEN LILLIAN GAA 4 Spanlsh Club 4 GR 4 1940 Pron Commtttee KNAPP THELMA GAA1 2 3 4 GR1 Sentor Play Corn mlttee 'I'er1n1s 1 2 3 Hlgh Honor Roll 4 Honor Roll 9 KREIDLER IIM H1Y 4 Sctence Club 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 1ntrar'1uralBase ball 3 Semor Play Commlttee 1940 Prom Commlttee Fotball l 2 4 Track 3 KREIDLER IOHN lntramural Basketball l 2 3 1940 rom Commxttee Intramural Baseball 3 Football 1 2 3 Track 3 Honor Ro 1 KRICHTON CHANDLER H1 Y 4 Sc1ence Club 3 4 VICE PTBSI dent 4 Aeronauts 3 Honor Roll 6 Transferred from West H S Mmne apolxs Mlnnesota September 1938 Spanlsh Club 3 4 KREIGER HERBERT CHARLES nd 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 Orchestral 2 3 Cholrl Senlor Play Comm1ttee KROG RICHARD Band 2 3 lr Isaac Waltons 3 lntra mural Basketball 3 4 Football 4 KURZ IEANNE French Club 3 4 GR 3 4 Art Club 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 Operetta 2 Senlor Play Comrmttee 1940 Prom Commlttee LAMBERT LAURITA GAA1 2 3 Operetta 3 LAVICKA GLADYS ROSE GAA1 2 3 4 GR4 Honor Roll 2 LEHNE LAWRENCE G Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captam 4 Intramural Base ball 4 Football 3 4 Letter 4 LICHTHARDT IRENE Band4 Secretary4 Glen Bard Staff Typlst Hlgh Honor Rol15 Honor Rol15 SHYEST GIRL IUNE HUMMEL LOAGUE WALTER H Y 2 G Club 4 Op r 1r 2 L: r TOTZ RAYMO D B 'ta 4 T LOJEVAY TMOCE E l LUCV RUTHMAE Sp1n1l1Cubl A 3 GRl McCAl MURTEL l A C Ll a1 Horxo Roll M Gl RVCHARD 3 Mc JO v L PHVLLIS :1 l Mc FL DLA 4 C 3 ub 2 Ba'1al 2 3 4 O lun o Play C Sen f P 1 Ca 111 'te l tra'r1ur,1l Basketball l nt a u al Baseball 3 Basketlfa 4 MAREl LCV ROBERT ench C ub l 2 sst Progr m CLIOI '1G'1 2 Serae Arms3 S C K1 s re T ea 13 4 Dena e Team 3 Oberett 4 Ocn stral 3 4 Pafl1gl1t11r1 Play Semo Play 1940 P om Comr'11t ln arrtu al Ba ke ball 3 1n nacle Eusmess S lf Co.1'1ty Aud1to on Sta e Goxer mg Day Football 2 1s 3 Honor Ro t O4 ,1bl234V1ePr1de'1t3Te-s parts 3 4 MARTIW IO Al Pre'1cl1Club34 G Al 234 R O lm Cornrrn tee Ho r Roll l0 MATHlSOl RUTH A 2 3 4 GR 2 3 4 4 Profs Comrrut ee Glen B rd Repor er 4 Honor Roll 3 8, MAURER DICK 5 French Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 A st P ograr CHa1 'wan 3 Pres1dent 4 H1Y 2 4 Treasurer 2 Honor Roll Cl1a1r 1an 4 Scl 'tc Club 4 Atl1let1c A SOCIG on D1recto 4 Masque and Gavel 4 Pres1d n 4 lp o Facto 4 Vtce Pr Slde t 4 lntramural Basket ball 2 3 C p Cl 2 l940 PTOVI Corn r'11't e '1 l Ed1 or 1'1 C 16 S C on Pre 1de'1t 3 4 Footbal Man a er 2 3 4 Le ter 3 4 Basket all Manage 2 3 Lett r 3 Class Honor Medal W1 '1er 3 Honor Roll 10 MAY EDGAR Spam h Club 4 H1 Y 4 MAYLR ELEANOR 4? I French o1u1,1 GAA1 2 3 4 GR1 2 lb Qgs, Or L18 MEACHAM MARY a'1 Club 3 4 VICE P es1der't GAA4 GRl 2 3 4 Soc1al Ch man 3 Pres1de-nt 4 Tumor Play S udent D1 rector Sen1or Play SECTION Pr s1ae'1t l 3 Class Secretary Treasurerl 3 4 Class Pres1dent 2 County Cle lc 1 and C1rcu1t Court Clerk 2 on Slate Gov ernmg Day Class Honor Medal 'Wm ner l Honor Roll 13 1940 Prom C071 Ifllllee MOST BASHFUL BOY AL IOHNSON 4 5 K 1 L, 1 1 L 1- .5 '- 5 eem12354p Cho . 3 45 lntrarnural Baske' all 25 Footlal: l 25 3 4 Letter 3 45 Track 3 Ta. ' 5 ransfegred fret: Austin HS. . Chicago Linois September L38 ' .2 . 1 J ff GAA 2 3 45 Kms :rd Skxts 3 4 lanior Play Senior Play' . GAA rt lu , 25 Piniacle Asif N Art E ' to: 1 r 11 l3 1H1iY M45 afefefte 2 35 Band 15 2 3 4, Cher 2 3F F C l'.'TfI 1, Ban' Z ' ' I :I 1. ' :J s ' H1-Y 5 S xenoe Club l 2 5 Curiiera Cl ' 5 1 ' 5 5 robegtra 2 35 ' 1 r 1 ' o:r1rn1tfee5 131 Ify f rr ::1. e5 n 1 f ' ' ' 5 l .r rn r ' 11 5 1 - 1 Il ' V 1,ff:+fff 4 5 5 5 Pf1'1xl5534Ay Q 1 111 1 J ant-at e - retary 45 'ts and S1c1t 3 45 Seo tary- f ff-QA' 519:-'11S111Q? V lf 1A'r 1.5 t 5 A 1 A 5 45 - ' 44 LetteLrT45 Tennal, 5 1 ' ll 9, Ar, C11 5 5 C - es' 1 5 h '- ' ' 1 A I A 5 5 Q G 25 3 45 rchestra 35 45 111or Play Q 11 1 'I 5 HO Q5 1: 9 GA 5 5 5 5 5 ArCCI11b l 2 35 45 Operetta 3, 45 Chou' 3 5 1940 ' 11 1 A T 5 1 G T- :iii I 1 I ' ' S A 2 A 5 - -5 s A 1 5 G T T1 5 11 - 1'1.e 5 lP1n1a:e t l'1' f5 e ti 1 .s' 1 5 5 1 l - Q 5 5 2 5 b 1 A 3 5 A- f- . , 2 ,ff . AQQ, ,f ' ' -' ' ' '. ' 424' ' 3 45 ,1 ,.t1u l 25H-11,. R303 ff A ' , . X :Iggy L Ln . ' I 1 - r . A 4: V, . 1 gsx T 13,13 J 5 5 5 5 ' air1 1 '15 K if If 'A -A I 'T'-14.1 -f I K. 4 I I , -V t .i . N 44-wi. :ay 5 F Q. A I ..s V4 1115,- 1 I ' - 1 1 1 - ff 'T H' '51 - 5 1 r uf' ' 51,?f 1 X1 nl ' 5 ' 559, 5 5 1 - V .1 .1 54 5 I' 317-,A f P1 MERRICK VIRGINIA ber 1940 French Club l 2 GAA 2 3 4 Mem bershtp Chatrman 3 Presldent 4 GR I 3 4 Athlettc Assocratton D1rector3 lp o Facto4 Senlo Play Glen Ba d Asst Crculatron Manager '1 cle Busrness Staff Honor Roll 8 MOMMSEN IORMA Tran er ed Irorn York H S Septern MOIAHAII BETSY Lat1n Club 3 French Club 3 GAA 3 R 4 Ktts and S Thespran 3 4 Pre 1dent4 Ipso Facto 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cho1r2 3 4 Iumor Play Senror Pay Glen Bard Staff Reporter Pmnacle Asst Busrness Manager 1940 Prom Commlttee Sec t1on Presrdent 2 H1gh Honor Roll 2 Honor Roll I0 MYERS IANET Honor Roll I2 MUELLER CATHERINE GAA I 3 4 1940 Prom Comrnlttee MULVEY ESTHER GR 2 Honor Roll 3 MUZZEY WILBERT Intramural Basketball 4 Transferred from York H S Ianuary 9 GAA 4 GR l 2 3 4 Klts and Sklts 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Secretary Treasur er 4 Play Nlght Iunlor Play Senlor Play Operettal 2 3 4 Chotrl 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 H1gh Honor Roll I NEIL MARY LOUISE French Clubl 2 3 4 Publlclty Chalr man 3 Vice Presldent 4 GAA 2 3 4 I234ArtClubI 234 l1c1ty Charrman 3 Klts and Sluts 3 4 Glen Bard Features Ed1tor 4 Htgh Hono Roll 2 Honor Roll 8 NELSON CAROLYN Latln Club 3 4 Pres1dent4 GR 2 3 4 Art Club I 2 3 4 Asst Program Chalrman 4 Semor Play Commtttee Glen Bard Staff Reporter H1gh Hon or Roll 2 Honor Roll 11 Ipso Facto 4 NERGE VERNETTA G 1 2 4 1,- I OLSEN SHIRLEY Band 2 3 4 Honor Roll 4 NORTH MARY E O BRIEN NAINCY Iumor Play Cornmlttee 1940 Prom Comrmttee Honor Roll 2 French Club R I Band 2 Semor Play Comrmttee O NEILL IOE PATHEAL RAMON Sclence Club I 3 4 Camera Club I Intramural Basketball 4 Track 3 Transferred from Shorewood H S September 1939 MOST STUDIOUS GIRL CHARLOTTE ALLABEN PATRICK, FRANCES ELIZABETH GR l PATTERSON, IAMES Sp':1'11sl'1 Club I 2 PELCHER STANLEY Klts cmd Sklts 4 Stag 3 Table Tennls 4 PERKINS ROBERT Transferred frorn Batav1a H S Sep tember 1940 PETERSON BOB eCew34 Golf H1Y 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Captaln 4 1940 Prom Cornmlttee In tramural Baseball 3 Football 3 4 Let ter 4 PIEPHO BETTE GAA l Operetta 3 PROCTOR ALICE French Club 4 Art Clubl 2 3 4 KIIS and Sklts 3 Llbrary Staff 3 4 Orches tra 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Senlor Play Honor Roll 9 RATHE BETTE GAA 4 Honor Roll I Operetta 2 RAU CATHARINE French Club 3 4 Latln Club 3 GAA 4 GRI 2 3 4 Ways and Means 3 Secretary 4 KITS and Sluts 3 4 Thes p1ans 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Operetta l 2 3 Cl'1o1r 2 3 Play Nlght Iuntor Play Senlor Play 1940 Prom Comrnlt tee Hrgh Honor Roll 2 Honor Roll ll READ IOHN GRANVILLE Ir Isaac Walton l 2 3 Golf 2 3 Let ter 3 Honor Roll 3 REHM ROBERT B H1 Y 1 2 Ir Isaac Walton 3 Intramu ral Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cap am 3 Basketball l Track I 2 Cross Coun try 4 REISER IO ANN GAA 2 3 GR 4 Art Club 2 Operetta 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Transferred from Austtn H S 1939 REPLINGER IACK P1nnacle ASSOCIGIE Edxtor Class Honor Medal Wlnner 2 H1gh Honor Roll 8 Honor Roll 6 Athlettc ASSOCIG t1on D1rector 4 RINGNALD BURR H Y l G Club 3 4 Sect1on Presl dentl 2 4 Football2 3 4 Letter3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Letter3 ROBINSON PAY F GAA I MOST S'I'UDIOUS BOY 5 5 CLAUS VON FREDERSDORFF f IURA An., X l' I K L ROGERS ELIZABETH GAAI 2 3 4 GRI 2 3 4 Serv1ce4 Operetta I 2 3 Chorr 2 3 4 Semor Play Commrttee 1940 Prorn Commrt ee ROSENWINKEL RAYMOND Intramural Baseball I 2 3 Captain g I 2 Track 2 ROSS PATSY French Club4 GAA4 GR4 Operetta 2 Iunror Play Commlttee Sen1or Play Commtttee 1940 Prom Comrruttee ROVVE IACK L H1 Y l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Intramural Basketball I Intramural Baseball 3 Captam 3 1940 Prom Commlttee Glen Bard Advertrsrng Manager Prnnacle Asst Sports Edrtor Sher rff I and Court Clerk 2 on State Gov ermng Day Basketballl 2 3 4 Let ter 4 Honor Roll 2 Class Presrdent I Class V1ce Presrdent 3 SANBORN SHIRLEY Ltbrary Staff 3 4 1940 Prom Commlt ee Transferred from Palatlne H S October 1938 SCESKE LEE Intramural Basketballl 2 4 Football I Golf 3 SCHELLENBERG IOHN Spamsh Club I 2 4 Camera Club 2 Band 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Football 2 3 Golf 2 3 SCHIELE FRANCES BETH Sparush Club 3 4 Presldent 4 GAA 13 4 GRI 2 3 4 K1tsandSk1ts3 4 VICE Pres1dent 4 Ipso Facto 4 Iumor Play Commlttee Semor Play Com mrtee Honor Roll 6 SCHLINGER GEORGE Intramural Basketball I 2 SCHOOP ARTHUR C SEABURG VICTOR Operetta 3 4 Chorr 3 4 Transferred SEBERT KAY KIIS and Sluts 4 Operetta 4 Chou 4 Orchestra 4 Band 4 Senlor Play Honor Roll 2 Transferred from Arlmg ton Helghts H S Arllngton Heights Ill1no1 September 1940 SEEL RALPH Spamsh Club 3 H1 Y I Band 1 2 In tramural Basketball I 4 Captam 4 Intramural Baseball 3 Honor Roll 4 SHAW WILLIAM Spamsh Club I Play Nrght SHERMAN KENNETH Section Presrdent 1 2 xg X xg! 46 9 BEST ALL ROUND ATHLETE GLEN BRUNING X f ' I I: I .I I '- 68 Q' c. 1 s A I ' I , 2 1' ji I A 4 ' I 5 1 0 A 1 f ' X1 , . from Hirsch S., Noyernber, 1939 . .SI I If I I or A ff J If N 1' ,-- 12 f- f lu ITC tl' 1 I I D i I 1 -I 1:1344 I vg,y .1 1 fpff ff V A FT. ' . fy SHERMAN, ROBERT Spanish Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: KRS Gnd Skits 4, Thespians 3. 4, 1940 Prom Committee, Intramural Basketball 2. 4, Captain 4, Intramural Baseball 3, lunior Play, Senior Play, Pinnacle Business Staff, Section President 3, Football 2, 4, Letter 4, Honor Roll 9 SHRY, PHYLLIS GR 4, Operetta 4 SIM, PATRICIA E. Band 1 SINDLER, IERRY Spanish Club I, 2, Hi-Y l, 2, Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 3 SINES, FRED Football 3, Honor Roll 3 SMALLMAN, MARY GAAI 2 GR3 4 Hono Roll3 SOLEY PHYLLIS GAAI GRl 2 4 SORENSEN GEORGE Honor Roll 2 STALLSMITH HARVEY Section Presldent 4 Intramural Bas ketball 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 4 Letter 4 Honor Roll 4 STELMORE ROMAN Science Club 3 Camera Club 2 Thes prans 3 4 Operettal 2 3 Chorrl 2 3 Iunior Play Football l 2 Honor Roll 1 Band 2 STOCK SHIRLEY Operetta 3 STOLTENBERG RICHARD Spanlsh Club 1 Sergeant at Arms I Honor Roll 8 STRECCIUS MARION French Clubl 2 GAA1 GRI 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Glen Bard Staff Report er 1 2 3 Make Up Editor 4 STRETCH BARBARA GAA 3 SWETT MARGARET Spanish Club I 2 3 4 Vice President Social Chairman 3 French Club 3 Asst Program Chairman 4 GAA 1 3 4 Secretary Treasurer4 GRI 2 4 Art Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Band 2 3 4 Honor Roll I2 SE IUII' bb PERSON WHO TALKS THE Mosr AND I fx SAYS THE LEAST I AEN BOB SHERMAN X fee 3 kg K THERRY WAYNE H1Y 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Seruo Play Committee 1940 Prom Corrrrutt THIELE DOROTHY TI OM PSO1 BRUCE LEE GAA 2 3 4 Publtclty 4 GR1 2 3 4 Art Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 pso Facto 4 lumor Play Commntee Sen Pay Com ztee 1940 Prom Corn nuttee Glen Bard Stall Reporter Plnnacle Buslness Stall Sect1on Presldent 3 Hlgh Honor Roll 2 Honor Rol ll French Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 H1 Y 1 Scrence Club 1 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Camera Club 2 Presrdent 2 K1ts and SKU 4 Thesprans 3 4 lr 1 aac Waltons 2 Operetta 2 Orches tra 1 2 Band 1 2 Intrarnural Basket ball 4 Iun1or Play Sen1or Play 1940 Prom Commlttee Plnnacle Photog rapher Honor Roll 3 TILLI GHAST LLOYD Scrertce Club 1 2 Honor Roll 1 TILLOTSON IAMES H1Y1 2 SCIENCE Clubl 2 3 4 V1ce Presldent 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 1940 Prom Commxttee Glen Bard Staff Reporter Pmnacle Asst Organlzatlons Edltor 1'I1gh Honor Roll GAA 1 8 H01 .lg qs' 116 BOB MARENECK fig' Nolsmsr STUDENT 1 1 x . , , if X 3 Honor Roll 10 SCIGUCG Club 3 4 Krts and Sklts 4 Thesplans 4 Stage Crew 4 TURY1 A LAVERGNE TURYx1A LORRAINE GAA 1 Honor Roll 1 UTTERBACK RUTH EILEEN GAA 4 Sclence Club 4 Pmnacle Stall Typlst Band 1 2 3 4 VANDERSTEMPEL PAULA Latm Club 3 4 GAA 4 GR 1 2 3 4 Glen Bard Crrculatlon Staff Honor VAUGI-IAN SIDNEY K lr Isaac Waltonsl 2 3 4 Secretary 3 V1c Pres1dent4 Orchestra4 Band Captam 4 Honor Roll 2 VICTOR MARY K GR 1 4 l.1brary Staff 3 4 Operetta 1 Senlor Play Commxttee 1940 Prom Cornrrnttee Sectron Pre-s1dent2 Hon or Roll 1 WALLENSACK ALICE L Lrbrary Staf13 4 Band 3 4 Honor WEBER ALYCE GAA12 3 4 ArtC1ub12 3 4 Sec t1on Presldent 1 WELBOUR1 WARREN Football 3 4 Letter 4 Basketball 4 Letter4 1 3 L 1 I 1 R N ee I nr .- . y , , V I I I In , I V 11 f : ,, I TREMBLAY, ROLAND. gf? 1 J Roll ' ' 1Q2,af1, ' Ii ' W 11 I ' ' ' J, W , t - I: pr 11 XX f lv' 4 A 4 sf WEST ROBERT French Club 3 4 H1 Y1 2 3 Scxence Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Camera Club 1. mts ana out 4 Tnespxans 4 Ip o Fa to 4 Stage Crew Pmna le PHO tographer H1gh Honor Roll 3 Honor Ro IO WESTERMANN WILBERT Art Club 4 Klts and Sluts 4 Stage Crew WIEGMAN LUCILLE GR 4 Transferred from St Cathertne of S1enaH S September 1939 WILSON BOB Operetta 4 Cholr 4 Intramural Bas ketball 3 WOODFORD IOSEPH WOODS MARY IANE GAA 4 GRI 2 3 4 Art Clubl KIIS and Sklts 4 Llbrary Staff 4 Operetta 3 4 Cholr 4 Honor Roll 2 WYNS GERALD Golf 3 WYNS THELMA MAY GAA 2 3 4 Play N1ght4 ZIELSKE RALPH ZILKE ELSIE GAA 4 GR 4 NOT SHOWN CALLOWAY ROBERT RUSSELL Ir Isaac Waltonsl 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 KAMMER IEANETTE Transferred from Immaculate Concep txon H S September 1940 SAMPLE MARIORIE V SCULL AI.. Football 2 3 4,Basketba11l 2 3 BEST BOY DANCER RICHARD HITZEMAN BEST GIRL DANCER MARGE SADLER E P1 IN .hi X 51170 L' A x .-4 l Mecca the QZECICH ..., , . T510 gertft ,,r.'.er:.3r. . . J Lf. .ZX .. A .ine Clcse SCl '1.Y,i-' ,... . . ,,., The 'C:rt1f- Ejtier Quiz kid ..,...... Aw gee ,........ It dcnf riecx cr thirig ll R We the class ot l942 entered school last fall w1th a great deal of prlde After two years ot hard work we had at last achteved the t1tle of upperclassmen The 1un1or class was very well represented 1n all extra currtcular act1v1t1es thts year About half ot the most prom1s1ng muslcvans ot the year were 1un1ors Several ot the leadlng characters 1n the operetta A Waltz Dream were members ot our class Iun1ors were the backbone of the football basket ball and track teams Although the teams were not outstandmg Glenbard s representat1ves d1d the1r best and showed good sportsmansh1p Perhaps one ot the blggest events of the year was the Iunror Play Young Apr1l Th1s humorous productron showed that the class of 42 was not lacklng rn dramat1c ab1l1ty All the clubs at Glenbard were well represented by us and the1r success th1s year has been due partly to our w1ll1ng help Our school paper was very fatthfully furnrshed mth mteresttng morsels of news and gosslp by some of the more 1ourr1al1st1c mlnded Junrors The class of 42 wasnt weak rn scholasttc ab1l1ty etther Every quarter we have had representat1ves on the super honor roll and many on the regular honor roll Once agaln the feature socral event of the year was the lunlor Senlor Prom Thrs annual dance reserved for lunlors and sen1ors IS sponsored by the juntors 1n honor of the SGHIOFS In the past each Junlor class has chosen a rmg of dlfferent deS1g1'1 Thts year we dec1ded 1t would be much hner to have a drsttnctly Glenbard r1ng Along w1th the lower classes we selected a desrgn from the several entered From now on all the Glenbard rmgs w1ll be the same ln thrs way when a person sees our rrngs he w1ll know that we are from Glenbard We COHS1deT th1s to be a great lmprovement over the old system Yes we cl1mbed those steps to the school on the top ofthe h1ll w1th a great deal of prrde last fall But we descend them w1th a greater sense of prrde The class of 42 has great hopes tor next year 1t 1S cleterrnmed to do or d1e tor good old Glenbard rn tts sen1or year' lack Camp Vxce Prestdent Myrna Mayo Secretary Forrest Wllllams Prestdent 1 1 . tt 11 1 1 . , ' , 1 . . . 1 - 1 H . ,, . . , . . , . 1 1 A 1 . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . 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L ,H 'L K, vw, 3 No' 'll gt ' U Q 1 L GNC! il Q W QQ fn d CdF'I'1fI'1 ww ID ff M N nf IJ fic Vhmdf rn 4 ovu- Pup Q Q IH Q Q A QQ A BTG r-V-fv-QWQIVA' r'pg c THQ L ' M16 UPHU ORE Sophomores after Greek sophos wrse moros fool rsh That s what we found rn the drctlonary and rt appeared to us as our sophomore year approached tts end that we had lost many of the tra1ts that marked us as freshmen and had attarned twe hopel some of the supposed wtsdom of the upperclassmen Perhaps some of the faculty would be w1ll1ng to debate that questronable matter We have heard that sophomores rn general nave an abundance of self conhdence our class was no exceptlon However by the trme we are ready to graduate th1s cockmess Wlll be reduced to a modest self assurance wrtness the present s n1o class As freshmen we were rather proud to be a part of a great school l1ke Glenbard As sopho mores that prrde has been enhanced and a real affectton for Glenbard has developed We thought the faculty was swell and although we wouldnt say th1s publrcly we thought the freshmen and upperclassmen were tops Sophomore members of the cheerleadrng staff upheld the sophomores reputatron for pep The class of 43 was represented on the wrnnmg boys and grrls 1ntramural basketball teams besrdes belng an rmportant cog rn Glenbard s athletrc teams Socral cultural and athletrc organrzattons such as the H1 Y GR GAA Art Club and French Club cla1med the trme of many sophomores Second year students also helped to brmg art and muslc honors to Glenbard The sophomores sponsored one of the four annual Open Houses Faculty members acted as mas ters of ceremony and lotned m the fun l the State Governmg Day electrons held rn the spnng and sponsored by the Amencan Leglon the sophomores held a number of offrces Our sophomore year has shown a defmlte addrtron to our store of knowledge We have come to reahze that the courses ID mathe matlcs sclen e languages and other sub lects are broaden1ng our outlook and tncreas mg our capacrty for clear thrnkmg The thought of the frlendshrps that we have formed rn our two years at Glenbard and the frrendshrps that we shall form 1n our next two years at school emphaslzes the happr ness we have found here we w1ll look for ward to our years as Junrors and senrors Peggy Wood Secretary B111 McConnell Presldent lack Iohnson Vrce Presrdent - A 1 I 1 ' . 1 , . . . , ' 1 - Q . - , . , . - I . 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Armed wlth a burden of books ap proxlrnately two hours before the bell we the new years freshmen arrtved at Glenbard Vast corrldors endless fllghts of starrs and the wlles of senlors would have fr1ghtened us but Mr Blester had prevlously observed the freshmen s pl1ght and came to the rescue by dev1s1ng a freshman day wh1ch took place a few days before the openmg of school On th1s occaston we learned the rules and regu1at1ons of the school and were allowed to ramble through the halls and 1nvest1 gate the buxldmg from top to bottom Thus we almost entrrely avolded the necesslty of askmg d1rec t1ons on openlng day Nevertheless the flrst few weeks of school were not to be consldered placld Between classes we constantly dropped our books or bumped 1nto upper classmen A few freshmen were even known to rush the cafeterla after each class hopmg that lunch t1me had arrtved Tard1ness to flrst perlod class was 1nvar1ably caused by a stubborn locker comb1nat1on or the loss of a key Klckmg the locker was a bad but much used remedy Algebra formulae Latrn vocabulanes and correct sta1r traff1c kept us occup1ed ma1nly for the part 1n varrous act1v1t1es The annual freshman party was held October fourth and turned out 225 frosh out of 301 en rolled The mam purpose of th1s affa1r IS to get acquamted Frrst enterta1nment was furnlshed by the students themselves After that refresh ments were served 1n the cafeterla and fol lowed by danclng tn the gym Dunng the ftrst quarter we tled the senxors 1n leachng the honor roll by plac1ng 52 stu dents on 1t At the end of the semester we led the honor roll w1th 61 freshmen placlng We furnlshed students for the r1ng commlt tee and l1brary commrttee the latter formed to recommend new books for the l1brary When membersh1p campalgns started we promptly olned GAA GR H1 Y the Scrence Club the forelgn language Clubs and all the others lnctdentally the Glen Bard recognlzed the poter1t1al1t1es of our athletes Glenbard has more than measured up to our expectattons and the class of 44 eager ly looks forward to our next three years lean Rohm Presldent Bette St1tt Secretary Sox Howell V1cePres1dent X . , . . first month or so. Then membership drives began, football got under way, and we began taking , si gm A 31 K? 'K 1 X A 1 ' ,wx Qf 77 ., H , If 'S' . w4,:,,,w 2i-2' ,. A . , , w Q, ,M , - if W xi xy,Q9lg Q 11 , .. ., .. 21 Qi. fl igif B ., H Y A my A A sa 4 ,W W f I V, gi. K Jax. 3 ' , 4: I :ny -- Mg-wpa,,4 'ififfi 5 ' ,V ' 'L .wvvwfwfwfw 2 r We My 'Y-'f:wn.1.14 , N-ffm,:,:c W' VU fl , 9.19 1,QvQMg 9' Q ,vm WKQQ, M .2 3 g,, 3 v 5 , 1 is V 4 f ' ' AM :nf vi' a1gQ'i5 ? df , M5 A 3' 3 FP1E.'HIVIE 'fs :'jw3:: Hilti. Paw .-. ' . r FCI, Exim' x1.,,a LV, D-.. RN., .f.,.. . , ..,.. 1 ,.. ,..1, L...., MIDDLE PICTURL op 1 N SICIII9'Ib91'Q Ste Qeg S1dvseII D Schdfz A S-:II SCIXOW S CWIQUISI S111 I Q T11 I1 Stcws ScholI IJII d e rc Q GCPQ Y Q6 e K 1 S 1ock SITFDO SIOII?'lbETQ Scnreyacx Q WIQCH Stecze SCLlNG1'd :wr 1 A n Q 1 Stephew F Il S ro I Tr nrey TL O f 115 I TOM PICTURE 'Irr 1 If...C ff..,,.C1s .,. C, lf RYQG 3:3512 rcw-C I7':nk.at3ri Piffnfli H3351 Schhke FQ:- f,'r.:.'1ger. H1'f.'l1r.g.' E P1211 ,-tzr. 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If-'-f.:H '--'1.'f.f, If Y'. :':r'.'-Y .'.Y .ii 41. -7 '. :r,i YCQT13 ','.'j:Y- v,,' U Q-.-'..1 'ff :kcff 5 x 2 x 'Q 111 , W-:K X X XX N13 fjf f f SN ' , xgisi 0 X X X X fxxx f X X x fi f X X I X X 1 ,f X 5 I My-fy K ,I f N X A Q f X lx xx f X U X f X if fl f x f f y X ' , J x ff X XX X fa' 6 X Back row Mrs Barth advrs er Traynor membership BJorn son program Swett secretary treasurer Thtele art Front row Cramer v1ce prestdent Merrxck pres1dent Locke ways and means Brum baugh publxctty The GAA was agaln the largest club at Glenbard W1th1n 1ts combtnatton athlettc and non athletlc program a varted schedule was presented so that every g1rl mrght easlly pCIYl1C1pCIle A prospecttve member must conform to the club s promotton of 1nterest 1n athletlcs healthful l1v1ng and clean sportsmanshlp Adherence to these requtrements plus scholarshlp team par t1c1pat1on health and phys1cal examlnatron earns many awards dur1ng the year ln athletlcs the basketball tournament IS probably the most popular d1vers1on The rrvalry grows rather 1ntense at tunes but overseers and referees prevent unladylxke behav1or Other rlgorous act1v1t1es of mterest are the tennls touranment archery and horseback r1d1ng Durlng the Thanksg1v1ng hohdays contr1but1ons from the student body added to varlous other food staples bought by the clubs were dlstrlbuted as IS the annual custom of the GAA Then two weeks before Chrtstmas vacat1on a resplendent style show was featured d1splay 1ng the latest tat that t1mel fash1on folbles modeled by the club members themselves On the soclal program were the btg three frrst the Football Dance honorlng Glenbards gr1d1ron brawn next the Mother and Daughter Tea and last the Dad and Daughter Banquet Another rather dlfferent program was held when two representatlves of the Arthur Murray Dancers brought a demonstrat1on of the newest dance steps to an apprec1at1ve aud1ence TOP PICTURE Top row Grupe Kltnckmann Carlson Howes Krueger Ulmer Stass Coffln Ehlers Schmxdt Stromqurst Frederxcksen Llewellyn Anderson Iones Olsen Mxller Next to top-Madson Cole Stltt Hachmelster Norment Choyce Carlton Traynor Wetgand Splon Moyer Harrmgton Davls Coumbe Frtedrrchs Mmnls Loague Schock Next to bottom Wellbourn Fl1nt H1ll Crulkshank Wtlltams Zemborsk1 Walters Cochran Krog Sleeper Wtlkmson Maurer Berry Huebert Rrchardson Sckwerdt Catlln Trlpp Hullcranz Gauger Marquardt SECOND PICTURE Top row Banghart Klnder Francls Warren Mxller Proctor Hallernan Everett Hookham Berry Ross Scholl Hatf1eld Ebellng Hamhng Hawthorne Pearson Next to top-Maxwell Clausen Eberle Gerue Flala Troyke Marquardt Hoye Maurer Dunham Lord Baer Mahr IIISG Wtlder Grlmmer Sell Next to bottom Schlecht Dtetz Hoppmg Clausen Hensler Asher Below Sell Blaney Wallerlus Schellen berg Flood Drouln Bassett Muldoon Bottom row Maxwell Young Stephens Soblnsky Klef Kolzow Frandsen Ellsworth Rawlxngs Holtorf Ledbetter Smrth Smallman Bond1 THIRD PICTURE Top row Le Page Starrett Ross Harders Danlells Stephens Cowan Crosby Post Homan Blssell Huntoon Bush Reckard Hullcranz B1rr Duvall Storm Llndahl Next to top row Locke Tlbbtts MacGonagle Hookham Carlson Hornberger GUSIIH Wood Vodxcka Sadler Fowler Rentner Slems Paulson Nlchol Htghsmtth Iehnke Wagner Next to bottom row Barr Wrlle Kle1n Tamburlno I Anderson Furbeck Nelson Gllbert Irwln Gulff Drouln Gtlstrap Homan Welnbauer Tauber C Anderson Buchholz Bottom row Iurys Rldeout Flood Vandercook Kemper Watson Becker Catltn Butler Curtls Maxwell M1ller Lee Lucas St Cla1r lnfernusl BOTTOM PICTURE Top row Baer La Vlcka Iacobson Shry Retser Weber Irxsh Belanger Kammer Hansen Douglass Anderson Flansburg Kyeldsen Kett Albue Buell Hoover Next to top row Gregg Unterberg Zxlke Decker Cosyns Vanderstempel Hanson Utterback Blessman Hexde Loveday Wyns Ketg Ross Schxele Mayer Myers Rogers Next to bottom row Meacham Rau Chouxnard Ferguson Conrad Babka Geasey Nell Clarke Mueller Knapp Rathe Clark Hollenbeck Martxn Woods Mathlson Bottom row Cramer Th1ele Brumbaugh Mernck Swett Bjornson , 1 - fx , , , . 1 ' I I N ' , . , . , , - 1 1 I ' . , . I f I 1 - , , , ,,,, , , . , Bottom row-Henning, Grant, Mayo, Goldbeck, Smoak, Stephen, Unrath, Payne, Schrenack, Martin, Hinrichs, 1 1 1 I I V I I I f 1 I r 1 5 5 Ng? .J '1 Li r' V v' an v v - V, F i s ., Q- Q, ' ,Eli S 3 3, 5, 5 12. s I, Q 'af 'JG ik 9 i Q E, is , Q sgw g , lv., ,, 'ia 1 Q . We 'WVV A if VU Mimi 5 3 Q 5 Q G 5 9 J i G P 'awe LG F5 Gi? 38 8? if a gl-Ag wi vvvei ,, 9 4 iff M5 33 'giifg-ra-ca Q Q 'H 5 g? is '99 s.5.f6,ij.1g ' '-f-1 5 U an 5 1 fi I Q Q ' L. 'ft' 97' Vflfl' N' 5 ' E E Q W9 W 1 ar , .. 4. . J' .l'..'.' , 'WV Q E? ' lg HV 1 jlfilnuw U as 91' ',-lavivgi vQg,,a Q F 9 FII 9 W 2 5, I' Q? A NJN! gg, ,V-we -N U ll Cfanazngw Fergus ,5 IT' 'stce-r,res1aeni,Ke1g ,C grarn Curtts soctalg B .eff treasurerg Poaers ice-5 Sadler Blue Circle Sgtixg-fflea::.a::. pr , , ,. . . dent, l'.g1,ss lrowbrrage vlserg Valleau publlcity, Rau secretary, Mayo v: ,,,,d ,,.,,,, . Top row Wallace Beelcrrtan Scnrrrdt Clough Grupe Shry Retser Clausen Eberle Dretz ornent l-lowes La Vtclca Stass Llewellyn lacobson Next to top row Kolacelc Ltlley Sherman Hanson Ha rtngton Moyer HGIHl1HQ Kreldsen lrlsh Douglass Kurz Belanger Calderwood Lewts Next to bottorrr row Scrtv erdt I ernust M ell Bablca Betts Droutn Fansburg Ledbury Vandersterrtpc Holtol Henning l-lansmg l-lelte Ho mart Bot'om row Kletn Vensel Ferl Clark Stewart Gtlbe l-lall Ecrcat Hose Acton But e Btrr Monahan Marttrt Open to all Glenbarcl atrls the Gtrl Reserves a htgh school branch ol the Y W C A sponsors lrlendshtp htgh rdeals and servtce wtth tts L52 rnemoers In the process ol reorgantzatton thls year Wltss Trovr ondge replaced Mtss Snow as adv1se The group was also drvtcled tnto ten smaller groups called trtangles The trtangles met at least tour tunes a year to carry out certatn an rs such as scrap books knltt ng and doll aresstna T fenty one gtrls part ctpateol tn a dtscus-s1on and speaker program at the wtnter conference tn Downers Grove At one ol the regular rneettngs Mr Phtlltp Dobbs spoke and showed ptctures on Red Cross acttvtttes Tw o soctal events ol the year were the co sponsored Heart Ho and an excrtanae rneettng th the Wheaton G rl Peserves TOP P CTJRE vw 1zG frsC e C a Z l :Ly fa qu' fl K C' 'I C TUG la E PlCTUPL N Do Q Q L on 'Nl Ml Q F .gn 4 Y A I ' , , ' .' , ., , ' , , , 4 N r ' H ' , v nl . nw , , . , . . .. 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Miller Mira arat Olsen lflll Solejx Ylieantar, Everett Harnlin OBrt-n llxccrib Szcher fiext To top row Furrtian Reckara Strecaaf' T2 Cif1,,.-'l'Y. Clark Foaf,-5:1 ll Srtpalltrian Baie: Cronin ldtlle, C ,onnrcn .. ,:r.:.'on s::1'.-.'ar: Tzllou rail 'narez-:s fy 1 4: A LL :L ,N V JL .7 .f rr A f.f.':.'i,Q 7:'.w' fi... f5.C5f-rfrytr. 34. ECLAJQT I..',l1 : H2:,f.i.tiC:. ffibkz '.'.'fi:.1 Flipi I'.'t 'rf V .,riff52' Jjfrzp Bei.: Gclfikxqii. fj,1f it lziiiifi--Erpiiizufgi r!fQI'I'1'Ik 'S Fprfiif. 3','i'lT1'1'1': Qi: Mtrtfi fi:iQer 'f vAT'Q', rffiff '.',' 1 f 511552: ff.,Q3 Lfithfix Gilmer' ELzh:r:.'h 4 M M 5:1121 ritz'--f Slfipsif. J'Q. 'li Xftgfer P-.iii 'fiidertttn EZWQTCE Hiive' f.f'.'et Em Ci ffl Q ECTTCM PfCf'.'?E Tip r5'.'.' ii-Q-zxjv' Spit. flifij. 3':'5.':f:r.f. Giffff' l'.'1.f::'Q '.'.'c1f:2r.: Pfifia-T ?T'IT. ' '51 -iii 5310 ff H4.,i7:f.z F473 F112 1 :QI-if 15 'ip ff'-'J 3l.5E':i. Cfnjfce Ctvfii ETff:l1f:T.b'Ef'1 Qxiizfr. 39333. G f5.f.'i-2732: .f3.lQer. 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N. f ' 4 X -.. 1 Standing!-f yarn: n 'ost Lorie 1.11::3:1an :nxt e-'Jie - 1 IH Chiele, fae er lie1e, '1- er 1aurer, er 'C' 1 u- ll Top row Houran Martyn Bmder Eberle Iohnson Glavxs Ulmer G Below O Brten Howes Burge West Canheld Westa Stateler Next to top row Homan Duvall Proctor Kurz M Maurer Moyer Patterson S Allen Dletz N Allen Mmms Douglass Hoover Banghart Next to bottom row Vod1cka Rau Hanson Berry Wyr' Acton Iensen Payne Proctor A Proctor Crosby Huntoon Beekman Bottom row Choumard McNe1l C Below Stewart Cowan Beach Sadler M Dtetz Wtlle Martm Bush Kexg Seated Thompson Mareneck Nell Swett D Maurer Mtss Snow Ferguson Geasey Bartlett Bradshaw The French Club seeks to broaden 1ts members knowledge of the French language htstory and culture through lectures by nat1ve Frenchmen or others who have hved 1n France Par t1c1pat1on 1n French plays conversatton and soclal entertatnment also further thls ldeal An A or B grade the hrst quarter or C or better the hrst semester coupled wrth a s1n cere lnterest 1n French as a sublect entltles the student to membershxp 1n thls language organ tzatlon The monthly meettngs were th1s year under the leadershtp ot D1ck Maurer prestdent Mary LOUISE Nell v1ce pres1dent Bob Mareneck secretary and Bruce Thompson treasurer plus the able asslstance of M1ss Snow the club sponsor The hrst regular meetmg th1s year was a mlxer teaturmg card games rn French Sen1ors and underclassmen ahke struggled thru th1s ordeal wtth many a stutter The games played IH th1s rather unorthodox manner were poker rummy brldge and hearts Mr Leon Tr1ll1ng a French war refugee spoke to the French Club about h1s expenences precedmg and durmg hrs thght from France Student hte and the condttton of the country as a whole were graphlcally descr1bed Mr Tr1ll1ng was studytng 1n Southern France at the outbreak ot the war and IS now cont1nu1ng hts work at the Armour lnstltute ln Chtcago A gay Chrlstmas party lust before the hol1day season endeavored to 1mprove the members I Q by teaturlng a QUIZ contest The erstwhtle QUIZ klds drew p1ctures rn order that the others m1ght guess the l1ne of poetry portrayed Other games were also played The mam dtverstons at the Ianuary 1n1t1at1on meettng seemed to be malnly teedrng bananas to the new members and solvxng rope puzzles Proposlng to gtrls tn French and slnglng French songs also were done France Wlll Rrse Agatrt was the opt1m1st1c sublect of a talk by Mrs Russell Keeney befor the French Club Student hte under wartrme condttlons and posslble changes for the better rn the future were the two ably presented toptcs The club cooperatlvely sponsored the annual dance wlth the Art Club and KllS and Sklts as 1lS last meetrng of the year Bes1des danctng games were played by those non dancers present lt IS customary tor the members of the group to make some annual contrtbutron to the French department Among thrs year s gttts were a phonograph French records books and etcmngs i V 1 1 V V 1 1 1 V V 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 V - V 1 V V V - ' 1- V 1 1 V -1 1 1 V 1 V 1 V 1 - 1 1 - 1 V 1 V 1 A 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 - V V 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 ' u 11 tt 11 . u 11 - - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , . 1 V 1 - - 1 1 . . . . , -1 V - 1 11 . . . . A ra . , - , ' 1 1 1 - k Top row Ludeke Irrsa McConnell Traynor Gathmann Gorndt Below Iameson S1dwe1l Saxon Stroot B1nder Becker Warren Auburn Dunckel Next to top row We1gand Roake Krlchton Sherman A Leo Walters Iensen Everett S Harrtngton Moyer Belanger vett I Fllnt Stoltenberg Marley Osgood Next to bottom row Unterber Norment CUYl1S Frank Ross Rude Iden Muster Smallman Eckart Woodworth Alston B Screllenberg I Schellenberg Bottom row Iutzr Mttchell Gauger Klem Doyle Iauch B1anch1 D Leo Shapotkxn N1x We1nbauer Iohns Watson Hullcranz Seated Huebert Stephens Mtss Crouse Schtele Ftfteld Anderson Thts Glenbard organlzatton 1S formally known as the Glenbard chapter of the Pan Amertcan Student League a socrety promotmg the well known Good Nelghbor pohcy Under the super v1s1on of th1s organ1zat1on each school belong1ng to lt studtes some parttcular South or Central Amerlcan country The phases of thts study are numerous They lnclude a nat1on s customs rel1g1on government dally l1fe and htstory The Spamsh Club s purpose 1S to foster a better understandlng wlth Spantsh speaklng coun trtes Its meettngs and programs supplement class act1v1t1es To actually put the club s purpose mto use the members voted to purchase three subscrtptlons to the Spantsh ed1t1on or Readers Dtgest Beth Sch1ele Ralph F1f1eld Thelma Stevens Dorothea Hubert and Betty Anderson were prestdent vtce pres1dent secretary treasurer and program chatrwoman 1n that respecttve order Mtss Crouse advtsed the group Membershtp requtrements are the completlon of a full year of Spanlsh or the attamment ot a grade of B or above at the end of the flrst quarter A phonograph for the use of the Spantsh students was purchased as the happy result of a treasury surplus On the occaston of the club s yearly Chrlstmas party the octet trom the musrc department sang selectlons from the opera Carmen and several Chrlstmas carols An old Mexlcan Chrlstmas game plnata was played Two boys hold1ng paper candy bags were pursued by a bhndfolded person who attempted to break the bag wlth a St1Ck The onlookers then scrambled for the scattered candles In add1t1on to all these fest1v1t1es a short talk descrlbrng varlous Spamsh Chrlstmas celebrattons was presented after the exchange of glfts by those attend1ng Dr Schwartz of the Good Nelghbor Forum of the Ch1cago Y College related hrs expenences durmg Central Amerlcan travels at one of the programs lnltrates of the Spanlsh Club brlghtened up the halls on February 3 by the boys wearlna scarfs and sashes and the gtrls manttllas As a new project thls year the organtzatron called on the student body to br1ng old unused books to be sent to La tn America There IS a great need for Enghsh Wrttten books rn the poorly supplted Central and South Arnertcan 11brar1es These books were collected by the club and sent to the Chtcago Y M C A Good Nerghbor Forum sponsor of th1s pralseworthy effort ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . C' . 1 1 1 1 A-' 1 - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 , . . . 1 . . , 1 1 1 - . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . 1 .1 1 1 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11 11 - v . . 1 s - 1 . 11 11 . 1 1 - . 11 . 11 , 1 1 - 1 . 4 ' 1 - - 11 11 . . , . ' 1 V , . , , , L . - 1 . . . ' I . LAT CLUB Any student ha Jina sell on'1dence enough to enter the third year cour Latin automatically finds himself an initiat in the Latin Club For the convenience ol the members club meet ings are held dunna class time n the activity room Programs usually consist of games connected with Roman customs or the Latin language Roman myths related by students Top row I Kieg Rawlings Iohnson Standirg Miss Patterson Post Conway Camp Locke Hoyt Anderson and refreshments OC Splon Hansen Hollenbeck Vanderstempel Seated Page Allaben Holtorf Fowler Mayo Hall Carlton Clark CGS101'1GllYC1Sk1l1fll-Ullfllg St Clair Miller Meacham A Keig Nelson added for Vouety The best known and most popular activity of the Latin Club is the annual initiation ot new members The member to be raids the maternal linen closet to secure a Roman toga tsuspi ciously resembling a sheetl and then must stalk around the Glenbard corridors in this costume tor the school day In addition the initiates must recite some difficult Latin forms at the meeting or pay a forfelt At the 1941 Valentine party club members composed original Latin verses and used them on Valentines which they exchanged Roman myths and an ancient tragedy Pyrarnus and Banquet was held again verv successfully Prophetic readings and an enthusiastic dramati production aided to make the social function a success This year Carolyn Nelson presided at the meetings as president aided and abetted by Miss Patterson faculty adviser Under the guidance of Miss Aust the L1 T brary Staff composed exclusively of Juniors and seniors toiled among the tomes ot learn ing in the every busy school library To the army of the absent minded the phrase This book has an overdue tine seems to be the statf motto Carding and reshelving of incoming books stamping the outgoing ones and clerical work are the general duties Pins are awarded for ac cumulated hours of work A gold pin is given for lbO hours the silver emblem for lOO hours and the bronze pin or 50 hours oi vt orl' Standing Vic Proctor Sanborn W n on Mis A a l Wa l 'tsack J c ic tc a K a Flood Plan bi.rg Sea ed Babka P lohn oi Qtrabel , I N A , I 1 Y A ' . - A C f' . ' - se in . . .. he , 3' ' i ' '. . I U . Thisbe , furnished the rest ot the entertainment. With the coming of spring, the annual Latin , , ,N , . I . ,- t , . M vm g, ' t 7 . Q - ' tor lah s V, A' s ust, H l., lie. l l d ' ell r, . 'QE V S I C PIE FEFLUR Glenbard s om ntscent phystcs 'O A t e a c h e Uronewold gutdes the meettngs ot the Sctence Club Thts group has no spe ctftc requtrefnents for mernbershtp except that the ap pltcant have a s1n cere tnterest tn sct ence The prestdtng of hcers at th1s year s meettngs were Robert West Pres Chandler Krtchton 1 I-1 Back row Stetnke Karnmer Thrasher Woodward Edmondson Krtchton W Cook V ce Pres a W d I F1 b ar ameson ans urg EGf1BfGdShGW Second row Utterback Kltnckman Ilrsa Cottle Peterson Collter Bradley Sec Tregg Thtrd row Mtller Watson Wtlltarns I Kretdler C Kretdler Stoblom Westa Next to bottom row lensen Thompson Ttllotson Patheal D Maurer I-lornstetn At the hrst ot tts Bradshaw monthly meeflngs Bottom row Mr Gronewold adv1ser E Cook West Harrts I Maurer Stateler the Sctence Club heard enltghtentng dtscusstons on two dtttertng phases of cornmerctal sctence Along wtth th1s talk a movte Approved by the Underwrtters was shown Mr Frank Tarr spoke about the telephone past and present at the next meettng Bestdes showtng the evolutton ot tts component parts lvfr Tarr talked brtefly of the economtc problems of the telephone ttrms ln December a round table dtscusston on aeronautlcs was held Qualtfted guests talked on the tratntng ot flyers commerctal avtatton and ltght plane llytng Mr C S Hornberger ot Glen Ellyn spoke on the phystcal propert1es of cherntcals and demon strated some apparatus tn addttton at the lanuary rneettng On a held tr1p to Chtcago Mr Gronewold took some members to the Eureka X ray company Another new club th1s year was the ER Aeronauts a group of model atrplane butlders sponsored by Mr Ralph Magor ptlot and math teacher At the bt weekly meettngs the members dtscuss thetr own problems and matertal tn Atr Tratls maga ztne Twenty one planes turned out for the lanuary atr meet Several suc cessful thghts were made by vartous contestants 1n Splte of adverse tlytng condttrons l-leadtng the group th1s year were Alden Ford prestdent and Clttford Culpepper secretary treasurer Seated Mr Magor Btce Frank Ford Walker VV Cook Asher Culpepper Standrng Woelfer Barlow Danker Drs brow E Cook Colller Westcott Plemtng F1sher Gauger , - 5' r, Mr, f' ' '- , . - . . ,. . ,n A 7 12 f I , - ,J 1 , 1 I f , ,- V , , I . . . - , . , t , W , , . , . .. . , , . , . - I , , I - . , Inner c1rcle Woods MCGIHD Burns C Below l-loye Rlchardson Salter Lrlley Wrlder Lxchthardt Vaughan Second c1rcle Spoden Bradley Kleck Drew Ltchtenberger Merkes l-llbbard D McNe1l Osterhng Kasserman Butler Houdek Lund Allen Albue F1eld Wyckoff Th1rd clrcle Utterback LePage Tomberlln Cook Gauger Stroot Iensen Harman Swanson Wheeler Fourth clrcle Harders Grlmshaw Rose Tauber Woodworth Otls Engel Sebert Osgood Hoffman Lord L Wllder Plalsance Wagner Wallace Gantzer HODDIHQ Wallensack Gxbbs Sherman Albert Breltmayer Cummrngs Outer clrcle G McNe1l Frank Kufer Clarke Swett Mr Baer F Proctor Maddox Streccxus Clausen Wood Rohm Caldwell Donley A Proctor Horn Elxot BAD Dunng the past year Concerts contests marchlng and speclal programs composed the act1v1t1es of the Glenbard band under the baton of Mr O G Baer The year s act1v1t1es opened w1th marchlng and mus1c at the home football games BeS1deS the usual 1n1t1als of the teams and marchmg the band put on some speclal format1ons ln one the band formed the letters U S A wh1le play1ng God Bless Amerlca Followmg th1s the hgure of a star was formed as the band played Stardust To permlt the audlence to see the tormatlons more eas1ly the band kneeled after each new format1on The annual fall concert was presented on Sunday afternoon December 8 1n the Glenbard audltonum By means of thls concert the band ralsed money to enter the contests 1n the spr1ng An all band convocat1on was QIVSH to the student body on Ianuary 10 ln the late sprmg the band together w1th the cho1r and the orchestra presented the annual sprlng festlval Through out the year about forty other programs were glven for varlous organ1zat1ons ln the sprlng the band entered the rnuslc contests At the dlSlT1Cl solo and ensemble contest held at York March 15 28 Glenbard solo1sts and ensembles recelved f1rst d1v1s1on ratlngs a record for thts type of competrtron At the Northern Ill1no1s state contest held at Glenbard the band acqultted themselves wrth honor ASS1Sl1HQ Mr Baer 1n band d1rect1on were Mr Danlels woodwlnd Mr Florent brass Mr Wledau percussxon and Mlss Rosme accordlon Sldney Vaughan was band captaln for the year He was asslsted by the followmg commlttee chalrmen Bus1ness D1Ck MCGIDH Attend ance Mary Ellen Fleld and Mane Albue L1brary W1ll1arn Iensen Propertles Don l-hbbard Publ1c1ty Iohn Engel Secretary Margaret Swett Stage and Chalr Edgar Stroot D1ck MCGIHH and Don Hlbbard held the lrnportant pos1t1ons of drum malors Th1s year to upplement the regular baton tw1rlers a twtrhng club was organlzed Led and tramed by the regular tw1rlers Margaret Swett and Margaret Clarke the new recrults took part rn several programs A great deal ol Credlt IS due to the Band Boosters for thexr flne support of the band The organ1zat1on IS formed of parents and others lnterested 1n band work 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 11 11 - . 11 - 11 - 1 . 11 11 - - , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . , , . , , 1 1 1 1 - . . , , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - F . . . . o , . 1 I f Z f 't lldpfl 1 1 Car o f e f f er Hlbr, a G f 5 J B633 '1 e o o To ff g S lf ee Ma l'l1SP 1 e f e rae J s C Pow' e Va eau Cow f I Lo ue B torn row Mayo M vood Rrdecut F Monahah Gu K J L' rster l cg '1 ou ff T oy-cf C M CJ Ht Gne ol tne most corst te tl! successful o oantzattons at Glenbard has been the A Cappella lt ' under the leade s tr ol lfr Carr dt ecter ard Mrs C r anaqer Thts vear has been 'tc efcertlon as excellent records na e been de n r ll voVal e ds A . ong the 'tve nardred stadents from a over llltnots fvho asserrtblea c' Charrpatgh to stnq IH the llt1no1s All State Htgh School Chorus on October 3U and 31 and NOVGIHDQI' l were etqht me bers ot the Glenb a Chotr The group ffhtch was under the dtrectton o' Glo Chrtsttansen t e Gberlrn College Cobse vatory r ct ced for three days cbd her Ps a clt x gave the ra concert on rnocy eventna hover 're l tn the George l-lV1 Gyrnnas. JT tnoun acttvtttes occurred the chotr adrrng the Chrrstl las eason Tl e trst o these was the annual Chrtstr as rrograrn whtch eatared solotsts as ell as the cornblned chotr and l ext n tne scltedu st e Crtrrstrras ce f at ffl tcl the chot song A s raller f' oup at ed rresentatron ct an apbrorrtate l , JV y th Cntr les Rong The ot ter t If tterns con ststed ul a spectal rc graft QIVEH over cola statron WIVRO tn Aurora and the p esentatron t Cltrtstmas carols er the loud speaker s Jstem tn do Nntc n Gler Ellyn u ette ecotrefe e c nfwegen arcs s stedtn othe l eatoh Ha of r rt rry c the scene a rt arn by tne c o r r t te St Paul s lfe s Club ln llovenr ber te Glen llyn vi en s Club Nas entertatned by tl e c to r The var ous e setn les lurhtsnea 191C tor tt e Sreomsn Club t e l. ns Club and the L rd l rnccln oc the retu 'ras src deco ert DSQC 'te c a rt c p ted product e cperetta A te ,lc to actlce Gsc r Qtraus A Waltr D earn Nas e ay tor unvelltng on laruary 30 and 3l Tre esult was an excellent productton v ntch ecetved uc' ell deserved p se ont tlee stuaer bodf Als at t ls tt e ot ear t e a strtct con pst n b 1 rn 1 tt f as nerd at Y e sectlo a c rte as el t Glerbard tn ,fea anet Myers and Georae Kanold neld t e V rce of terestdent or the ttrst and second semesters respecttvely The secretar al work of tlte c err was done by Betsy Monahan vvlttle Don Htb bard asststed by lean Tteder tan and L r t e Dtetz c r ed or the dunes cl 'ead ltbrarran Tag raw f-Di it Eu ffl STl':Yff.'I. Cf' 9 'food Allen BT'lCll5l1'1'N Sfffufr l 1II'.':fJCf'1, lacrxett Sealztyg Rfflufr 2u.:'.-.' Slaher T eaczxan florfriffnf lion ff :Ili to top r 'rf'-Sie'.'er.s Allabir. KAL: Ksla:gl. 3eV'.111ar. ' l ara I 'ffoz' 'fvooa 3111 S:be1Z,Ra'.-:.lr.gs Actor. Mtller M' e1.:, Twfllifif' Grogs cl I ,. ,.. , . .. . . , ,V . , .font to b tt YH e --naxsbur , M1...:, Fo,Vrs, t o., Oettc.. Ho' tV Bu JV J ELS one ' Lor Huntoon, ll . , en Bradl ly . ag o ot. . ' - ' , l WV .1 V. V erguaon .V . . 'rff ahold Vl'. Loaaue Cool Plff , Flint, .larrxri fo. lfl dfl. Sadler Farmer, 1 lg 'zrtlf 1 'xr . .A Y V . . , 1 1 , of to 5 Tl . V, . J . t . J C. o.r ' Vrshp . t. , 'YV V, . .. ar ,111 . . I Q' a l . ,V 2. V' , . 1 l . , l ' V Ififfi 1 3 Ve f. l .. W. NT . . V W . Y . . , 4 . . of 11 l ' . ' X V V... r . .', :ra 1 ' ' ., ... t. ., af' .ina . IL . l T ' 'J Y, 'o rf, r , ' ' if .3'ur11. Fo' ' Aj l' ' '1 . . . 1 1 Q f Q I1 . A, c , ' t J . ' ' sponsored by the Young Peoples Society ot the Congregational Church of Glen Ellyn. nl o ' . 1 le li . 'V .... . Vi' o ' '1' 1 . . 'r. a. . .1.. ' V1 . 'd in the Ag o . V. V. Aj p a , A e l'1' . .. '. l . V' . A c , pV:.1V' rff. ' . ' . ' r. ' o . .' . ox' . , V. V1 ' V' V1-J . , .. Throt'ghVu E1 year fiV 11 '. ,1Vups of the Zara organization Q., 1 . many proc, ,rn and assi. Q V l. rs Early in the year the v. EV . ijt ScE1oVQ Jud' o ' .11 was Q. . V of . :oar l ' ' E1 1 fo I . , '. ., n, . X . 1' IE 'l o111 ' ' i ' ' 1 lVl, ' 1 .' n.. .. b. J. Q. '1111 f . 1 A, ,lf l , .h lo 0 l ' , rl oniba V A bool. Wlfh .. . rn from C211ist...V.. vacatoi the 1iu.'V ' A c.1t1iV .. ' 2 work on tl lV1iV. a.i1a lp t.onth-V, .f11i' A faVu l la ra. . ra' . . '.Vrf .' ' :ll .r ' Ill' 11 VJ . rai. tr ' . .1 ' V j. ,o IH y .11 'ii ' tf from whlcl. the c11oQr retu ..ed 'JQ li all fists '..'V. I l ork T:1V . ' n l o 1 st e h pd a ' .l his ' l 1. 7V..V . V.a l. . . eff' , .A .. f . ' . 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V. .. . t . lnner Ctrcle Mar Jn May well M Proco W hlau Rtdeout Walk G erz A Goldbeck Second Ctrce larweson P Goldbeck Ta bdrm Ma ttn O terltng Kas e rran Htbbard Thtrd Ctrcle Klug Kemper Homan Btssell Llewellyn Rothschlld Vaughan Wyckoff Merkes lvfcG1r1n Bradley Swanson B ettn ayer Hoffman Sebert Fourth Clrcle Conway Allen Ohman Schultz Gathmann Outslde Clrcle Anderson Canfteld A Proctor Curtls F Proctor fllilflllli T Under the able d1rect1on of Mr R N Carr the much tmproved orchestra completed an acttve year Therr performances 1ncluded the luntor Play the Chrrstmas convo the operetta exchange convos at R1vers1de and l-llnsdale the Sentor Play the Sprmg Pesttval Baccalaureate SGFVICGS and Commencement Thts year a str1ng quartet was tralned and played at contests and on other occaslons V1rg1n1a Curtts was secretary whtle Frances Proctor was head hbrarlan TOWN lVlEETl G GROUP The newest organtzatton at Glenbard IS the Town Meetmg D1scuss1on Group a forum based upon the Town Meetmg radlo program The only regutrement for membershlp IS a vltal 1nterest rn current affalrs and the desrre to acttvely d1scuss them Meetmgs are held weekly on Thursday evenmgs at elght o clock The actual Town Meetmng program IS preceded and followed by dtscusston of the sublect based upon the vxews presented by the speakers Mlss Clara Dters IS the lac ulty counselor The offlcers are as follows Helen Stew art presldent Gordon Alston secretary treasurer Pryllts C wan correspondtng secre tary Bud Lechler seraeant at arms o rn a W e t Chambers C A ort cw r1e a Va1 Vo ICK K Mac e ' - T1 , . 1 r e. A ., er e t , . , 1 , I, , 'L r , Vice-presidentg Irene Vodicka, 1 , I A A l C ' A ' Baci: rcwe- fl ruent, Mayo, Coi- ftn l-lueberrl D vis O Dams Fr . r ' -K ' get, Burae Siew rt l d' 'a Vander- cco' .' All r Alston -. 1 YT . 4 op row' Kina V WCOVID fri ger ir a or b Sioblom Scholl lame cn Everet Picke Geas y Brie to Next to top row Basset Ma au a Testin Sell Gomat Sep'te'1 P Na lace Lag Poctor leeld Bates M Maurer Andrew H Waltac Srnoak Bondi Wood Next to boto row' Cui' is Exley Grant Henning Flansbug Tdiele Fli t Cause Valleau Houdek Acton Kbrz H 't o S h lleriberg Duvall Tripp Guiff Bottom row MacGo'tagl Tibbit Schvverdt Schock Borgesor Mathi or Plaoad Bose Eckart Westermawn Warren G Maurer Schultz Starrett Wille The Art Club purposes to develop more interest in art ln order to Join in their first year of art applicants must make an A or B grade for the first quarter ln the second third and fourth years there are no special requirements how woodcarving grew from his personal hobby to a profitable business This year s initiation produced hilarity as boys were compelled to wear smocks or aprons and girls tripped gaily around school with pigtails dangling ard wide sashes swishing Between howls initiates were painted with water Refreshments eased ruffled feelings after the noise Nas over At the lanuary meeting Mrs Paul Green talked on Hobbies in Relation to Art ln con nection with her talk sh displayed collections of art hobbies Mr B D French told the relation of advertising and art at the next meeting The following were officers during the past year Pres Dorothy Thiele Vice Pres Dorothy Rose Sec y Bob Kallman MA UUE A Il fl VEL Newly instituted at Glenbard this year v as Masaue and Gavel a national honorary speech organization for the recognition and encouragement of those showing superior ability in oral speech in the classroom convocation or city The membership requtrements are as follows eli gibility standards superior oral work within the school program and the endorsement of the eight faculty sponsors Limitations do not require that the member D9 an honor student speech class student or a drarratics student The charter members of Masque and Gavel were D ck Maurer president Claus von Predersdcr f e re tary Kendall Birr Cha latte Allaben Nfal er BL lf and Miss Bachel Whitt eld faculty sponsor Vor F ede do ff sec e a y Mad er p es d B r Allaben Miss Whitfi 'd lot sfiowr Wal e Bu K6 N I T ' - . 'er, je' ' .' C UQ.. er, lae I' ga C M. reneck Kallrnan Ellison We' er .4 C . .. 3 . t, ' ' tt, Ce C ' r n t 'f 't, r art 'C ', Z Q. C l. e r , li C C C ' . ' s, C ' e . ', . ' t ' - t' . ', , ' C i r C It , 'n l n , , . ' f C a. s n, c er . , , ' n, -- . e, ' ' s, .' , C ., s C 1 s , .J V - . Mr, FC Leslie Thompson spoke on etchings at the first meeting of the year. Dick Rush, '34, told l l 9 l 1 C - A . , C . l C C b C JC C C C . 7 C C C C 3 ' l C Q M Q v f l 7, , 1 . ' ' C , o i ' , , ' g t,s c f I . ' 5 ' , r ' ., 'A t tr ::C C C ,C . r rs 7 r t r', 'Y r 'L ehtg irg C., 'r ' et I l ' . 'Z r r' C, , , ' -C 'vs .3 4- msd Top row Htbbard Goodrtch Cummmgs Goldbeck Bokelmann Norment Kammer Coffm Flett Bradshaw Pelcher lohnson Chrlstxan Iacobson Thompson Next to top row Proctor Burge Crosby Carlton Homan Brnder Myers Allen Belanger Cole Banghart Beekman West Sebert Next to bottom row Allaben Watson Sherman Hrtzeman Kanold Choumard Engel Monahan Traynor Rau Hornberger Hanson Bottom row Ftfteld Frandsen Tremblay Loveday R1deout Flood Westermann Nell Wrllrams Freld Tomberl1n Woods Iensen Douglass Seated Bartlett B1ornson Mareneck MISS Whltfteld Flansburg The KIIS and Sktts Club has completed tts second year as a Glenbard organ1zat1on wrth excellent results The club was formed last year havmg as 1ts purpose the advancement of tnterest tn dramattcs and the theatre at Glenbard In order to complete the requrrements for membershtp each prospectrve member must make a successful tryout before the club s sponsor and offtcers Thts can constst of a readtng or any a member of Ktts and Slots In addrtlon to thts members of the regular stage crew may be admltted upon recommendatton of the sponsor The total membershlp of the club at present IS about srxty Only Juntors and semors may 1o1n The frrst meetmg of the year featured for entertamment two songs and a readmg of On Skattng by Corneha Otts Skmner In the second meetmg tn the Acttvtty Room thtrty erght new members were mtttated The 1n1t1at1on mas gtven ln the form of court procedure Each new member found hrmself arrested and gtven a chance to act out hrs crtme Eollowtng thts he or she was trred and forced to pay a torfe1t lf found gullty by the court The thtrd meetmg was the regular Chrtstmas meetmg at whtch a Chrrstmas play Corn husk Doll was gtven followtng th1s came games and refreshments The next get together was tn lanuary when the mam entertamment was the play W1en1es on Wednesday The presslng need for a wardrobe at Glenbard was met by a campalgn to collect old and odd clothes These were donated by people from Glen Ellyn and Lombard Thts wlll make rt much easter rn the future to present costume plays as there has always been trouble tn ftndmg the costumes The club was headed by Mary lane B1ornson as prestdent asststed by Beth Schtele acttng as vrce presldent The duttes of secretary and treasurer were handled by Bob Mareneck whrle Murtel Bartlett was program charrwoman The faculty sponsor was Mtss Whttfteld The purpose and alm of every meetmg IS to present a one act play so that every club member wtll have a chance to partrcrpate rn at least one durtng the year Also an attempt IS made to keep posted on plays whtch are runnrng tn the crty To accompltsh thls a commtttee reports to the club on newspaper crtttques of the current productrons Then plans are made to have the whole organtzatton attend a performance of one of the outstandlng producttons of the year I ' HI I 'HIT ' t . r ,A - thing else dealing in clrarnatics. Upon request by letter, a member of the Thespians may become THESIJIA at al-'L 'on o no Vlpn F B lrmd p11 'nr W1 '1 Ka rn mann S rno f J lllll 1 1 f ut '1 tan Rau Trou e l o 2333 f tt e l at1onal Thespwns kno: n l cally as the Glenloard Thesp1ans 13 an honor SOClSlY for lllqll school actors and actresses lts purpose 13 to reward students who ach1eve excellence 1n dran1at1cs as well as to promote educanoral drarnat1cs lH th h gh school The requ1rements for rnembersh1p are one rnajfr role ot 75 l1nes tn a rnmor FfCdUCl1OI'1 or two m1nor roles 1n two rna,o product1ons The Thesp1ans do not meet regularly but na e onlf a te ff n1eet1ngs each ,lea The reason for th1s lS that 1t 1S an honor soc1ety and rrernoers are automatrcally ent1tled to nsernbersrnp 1n the drarnat1c club K1ts and Slots Act1v1t1es engaged ll oy the clulo cdns1st o' ca dy sales and the annual Sweater Hop Trte cluo sponsored b 1 Mrss Wh tt eld IS headed lay Betsy Monahan as pres1dent and Cathenne Rau as VlCG pres1dent lanet Myers Nas sec etary t easurer and lo Plansburg was sergeant at crnss ILI llllll A I W TU The lun1or lzaac Walton Leaaue s a club al 1 tated mth and supported Of the DuPage Chapter of the Sen1or lzaac Walton League o1 Amertca The1r purpose 1s COHSGTVGTIOU of Amer 1can woods waters and f1ldl1e OllCGT3 are as cll s lock Comp D es Q d Vcug an Vtce Pres Hank Barbou Sec T ecs M W1 1a1 H1att Sem r ecgue spon sor Nr L l-l Burnett lac ulty spcns ln tlse c urse ot the1r ac t1 1t es t e emoers ou1ld garne 01rd leed1ng stat1ons plant trees a d shrubbery n a s e e s cn lorestrf an c se V t1on and see 1' to t es Money lota1ned oy selung Cnr1st A D l 6 D g Camp Scna' a M Bu godd as Tra C due T1 TY L K l Q....,. 7 J4,.,,D,L,' c ...... g .11-,..,-fc Cole K nc. , 115 ara l-lornlcerger S:-stirs: Brandsnaw Engel ln 1r 11 t piano las :ofa n Osgood Doug- lass, .al l lansbxrg Myers e11'1 ,rna-'Need 'Nerf Tre11',l':y Bakel- 1.'1n1, 1rn11er Wafer- , tel rf, Mxss 'fl Qld Tlorrxpzan Rdeo All'1lze1 Mona- ? . p . o 11,1 -.,1., 'J o 1 . . 1 ' '.1' , '11 A' l .e.ff.. . 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'rnett,Os f :uclrnoriascn K :errnan i she? al ll PLE BARD T FF TOP PICTURE Standmg Mathtson Chrls ar rptr 'el rptr Burge humor d Btnder humor ed elg rpr B ck r r Br ptr Ttllotson rptr e t ea ed Prtch rd spc ts d Humphrte assoc ed Seated Douglass rptr Geasey rptr G1l bert rptr Threle rptr Hansen assoc ed Dug gan mgr ed BOTTOM PICTURE Standlng Ltchthardt lyp1Sl Blnger c1rc asst Moyer c1rc asst Strec c1us make up mgr Van derstempel clrc asst Cramer c1rc mgr Mrs F1eld fac adv1ser Seated Iohnson yp 1st Wanner photogra pher Merr1ck c1rc asst Howe rptr Bartlett c1rc asst Brumbaugh ad mgr V1rg1nta Chouln ard bus mgr Am1d the scramble of proof copy readers et Cetera ad 1nf1n1tum IH room 408 on every other Saturday morntng Mrs E1eld holds sway over the Glen Bard staff members The occas on IS Cas 1f you hadnt guessedl the bl weekly dummy sesslon preced1ng the tssue of the off1c1al school pubhcatron on Wednesday Crtes of Whos gomg to take th1s copy over to the pr1nter'? and Wheres that feature story? make the welkm Croom 408D r1ng qutte merr1ly Of course there are usually one or two sleepy eyed 1nd1v1duals who moan aud1bly about t n o clock belng far too early to r1se on a Saturday morn but these recalcltrants are always a rather small mlnortty The complex lob of edltrng the Glen Bard was handled efftclently thts year by hm Duggan managlng edltor alded by Sybtl Hansen and Les Humphrles assocrate edltors The all lmportant bustness staff was headed by V1rg1n1a Choulnard bustness manager Helen Brumbaugh advertrsmg manager and Marge Cramer c1rculat1on manager The materlal reward for these efforts IS a membershtp tn Qulll and Scroll a natlon wlde hlgh school organlzatton formed for the express purpose of recognlztng 1ournal1st1c ment Po1nts are earned by the amount of matenal publtshed and bronze sllver or gold Qulll and Scroll ptns are IH turn award d IH acknowledgment of thls SSTVICG Further recognltlon can be had by the part1c1pat1on 1n Qu1ll and Scroll contests Thts year four staff members won honors tn the East Central States D1v1s1on of the Nattonal contest Helen Brumbaugh Charles Gtlbert and Leslle Humphnes recexved honorable mentlon tn ad vert1sement wr1t1ng headl1ne composttton and ed1tor1al wr1t1ng respecttvely Mary Loulse Nell brought back a ftrst tn feature story wr1t1ng However dont get the 1dea from the above that berng on the staff IS all work and no play Exchange d1nners wlth the Downers Hrgh Ltfe the Hallowe en Open House and the Medlll Press Conference ln Ex anston all helped to add to the brtghter stde of bemg a newspaper worker A r l rptrg tt r .gl. - Q son .5 , . , H M- . 5 . . . f K - . t x 1 t .- B K 'I ' if ,, H ,' , p . . tr ' - A H 1 1 - lv G A !. .5 S , r e .5 ' s ., . 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TOP PICTURE Replmger assoc d Wanrter and Plalsance photographers Auburn org ed Maurer ed m chref Hornberger pho tograpner Tlllotson org Thompson photogra pher B1rr assoc ed Blck sports ed Kelg act ed Rowe sports Iaeger art ed McCain art BOTTOM PICTURE Brurnbaugh Duggan Merrxcx Monahan asst bus mgr Mareneck Chr1st1an bus mgr Choumard Grlbert asst bus mgr Sherman F f1eld Bjornson Brxerton Not shown Mr Flrley advlser Ferguson actxv xtles West photogra pher Peterson Thxele PINNACLE T FF Double double toll and trouble Burn ftre and cauldron bubble That llttle Shakespearen phrase rather aptly descrlbes the Plnnacle staff room as tt was when deadl1nes neared There were those three old ed1tor1al demons Maurer Brrr and Rep lmger always klcklng up a stew and settmg f1re under some tardy asslstant edltor Plenty of toll and trouble was always on hand for all concerned Tlmes there were when we began to wonder whether any candrd shots were gomg to be 1n the book at all then at long last they just poured 1n bT11'1g11'1Q the tedlous Job of tr1mm1ng and laylng out the prtnts Then of course there was always somethlng that had to be photographed three or four trmes before lt turned out rxght Copy wrttlng and the resultant ed1t1ng seemed to be the blg lobs though As a esult many an asplrmg scr1vener saw red on hrs or her rewnte copy Dont get the 1mpress1on that the only labor on the annual was wntlng and edrtlng Many were the letters wr1tten and subscr1pt1ons sold by the hard worlang busmess staff headed by Rtchard Chr1st1an A1d1ng Chns were Betsy Monahan Bob Peterson Charles G1lbert hm Duggan and a large staff of subscr1pt1on salesmen lncldentally all thls turmo1l went on under the careful surverllance of Mr Henry I Flrley Glenbard s Enghsh department head Deadhnes all the Western Unlted wattage consumed by the staff red penc1ls rewrltes caustrc edttonal comment photographs and late copy are all th1ngs of the past now To tell the truth 1t really lS a b1t of a let down now that there 1snt anythlng left to worry about It mlght be sard 1n closlng that we stncerely apprectate the tra1l blazmg work of last year s staff and hope that the class of 42 w1ll do therr darndest to outdo both of us IH produclng next year S annual We can safely say next year s annual because the success of thls year s has at last estabhshed the Plnnacle as an 1nst1tut1on at Glenbard 1 - 9 -1 A 1 11 V l - A I 1 -1 , . . ., -1 1 1 1 ., , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 -1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 . ., , 1- 1 1 I 1 - I 1 T 1 1 1 1 . 11 , . . 1 11 1 11 1 ' I I V - 1. . 11 - ' I A 1 - 1 1 . - Y . 1 , . 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Bacrc row CUYTIS B unmg Camp Kuonr Col ey Ch 1 'ra H wkm A loh c'1 Lech er hne Mlddle ow Doyle Rrngnald Kerg G lohn on G1 bert Wrllran Brclc lvrson Perry Front row Wander Meredlth Gtunta Welboum Pncttard League Marley As betlts one ot Glenbards most exclusrve clubs the G Club an honorary athletlc socrety had r1g1d entrance reaurrements An athlete must have earned one heavyx eraht or two lrghtwerght letters have been voted 1n by two thrrds ot the members and have recerved the unanlmous approval of the tour faculty advrsers The encouragement ot team morale hrgh rdeals clean athletrcs and good sportsmanslnrp rs the mam purpose ot thrs orgamzatron G Club members are entrtled to free admlssron to all athlet1c contests at Glenbard whrle enrolled and tor one year alter graduatron Thrs years ofttcers were Fd Doyle presrdent Bud Cu trs vlce presrdent Glen Brumng secretary treasurer Andy Corley sergeant at arms and Messrs Stolte Booher Kretzman and Blester faculty adv1sers ln an endeavor to become a more actrve organrzatron thrs year the club staged a dance for the GAA rn return tor the Football Dance and an Open l-louse The marn tunctron ol thrs orgamzat on rs to sun ulcte laggrng student mterest The real work done by the asso cratron rs the sale of trck ts at all tootoall aarres I Tus years olfcers ere F edlaeger presrdert lfyrna Mayo vrce p es dent H K fi M111 f J-E 1 Y 7 A 8 1 ' ' LEA 7' , . . 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N HEA YWEIGHT FOOTBALL Contrasted to l939 Glenbard s recent heavywetght football team was not up to par A ftnal record of one vtctory and seven defeats sums up the results The eason was not wrthout 1t htgl' pomts however and the Splfll and hustle shown by the team was very commendable The report that Hank had llttle materlal to work wlth IS a gross understatement of the fact Three lettermen all substttutes on the 1099 champ1onsh1p eleven returned to form the core around whtch thls year s team was burlt The returnmg lettermen were Glen Brunmg a back and Sal Grunta and Dtck Chrlsttan lrnemen Brun1ng and Gtunta acted as co captalns durlng the season When the call was gtven for football Coach Booher was greeted by a large number of w1ll1ng candtdates The results of the season were largely due to the tnexoerlence of the new men however the team showed rmprovement as the season progressed The followtng boys recerved letters B Chrtsttan R Peterson P Dtecke B Wanner S Bokelmann A Iohnson I Camp I Kuonl A Grepllng I Kelg W Becker W Perry G Brun1ng S Grunta K Flrnt L Marley and Mgrs D Maurer andI Carlson Elgln 23 Glenbcxrd U Outwe1gh1ng the Elgtn team by twenty pounds a man 1t appeared as though the Bards mrght down thelr smaller rtvals however bralns and speed conquered beef as 1nd1 cated by the score The boys from Elgm never were ln trouble due to the1r fast charglng l1ne and a very alert offense Elgln s flashy backs proved too fast and shlfty for our slow green l1ne and t1me and t1me agaln they hterally rrpped 1t to shreds as they went for long and frequent ga1ns Glunta and Fllnt were defenstve stars of the game Hmsdale U Glenburd 13 Glenbard trrumphed over l-lmsdale l3 U 1n what proved to be the only vrctory they could garner all season Startmg out the game as though they meant bustness the Hrlltoppers lost llttle t1me 1n provtng thetr lntenttons ln the ftrst quarter short and long passes rntxed w1th runs off tackle and stra1aht plunges carrred the Bards deep 1nto Hmsdale terrltory However the attack bogged down at th1s potnt ln the second quarter the Bards put on another dT1Ve whlch featured passes by Brun1ng to Fllnt and Iohnson Brun1ng scored on a short plunge After a slow thlrd quarter the Bed Devtls started Top row Klelnedler Barbour Gundersen Chr1st1an R Peterson Camp Kuom De1Cke Next to top row Coach Booher Asst Mgr Carlson Hlllman Becker M Peterson Wheat McClendon Wanner Grephng Bokelmann Mgr Maurer Asst Coach Stolte Next to bottom row Kre1dler Ke1g A Iohnson Brun1ng G1unta K Flmt Marshall G Iohnson Duggan Bottom row Marley Per y Meredlth Curtis I Fltnt T1lden Hlllard Krog I 1 N 1 1 1 1 l , . . . s s . , , . , . vu , 1 . , , , . ' . , . , 1 1 . . , . , . , . , . . , - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , , . , . . . . - A-4 I . . - 1. . 11 .t 11 . . ' I I - - , 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 . . , Y , , . . . 4-qv their own offensive which was becoming serious until Bruning intercepted a l-linsf dale pass cmd with the aid of a fine block by Iohn Keig raced 78 yards for the final score. LaGrange 6-Glenbard 0-An intercepted pass and a trick reverse gave LaGrange a 6-U victory. Camps pass interception stopped a Blue and Gold drive, an offside penalty nullified another LaGrange touch- down. The fine work of Curtis and Iohnson, Glenbard ends, halted other Lion drives. Downers Grove 32-Glenbard Owpower is the answer to the drubbing administered the Green and White by the Downers Grove Trojans. Downers could only score once in the first half and an even battle was expected the second. The Trojan ma- chine finally got going, however, as they pushed across four markers in the second half to thoroughly route the Bards. Al Iohnson, lohn Keig, and Bruning stood out for the losers. Dropped passes helped to weaken an impotent Glenbard offensive. A variety of power plays mixed with effective passes completely fooled the Green and White defense. The Trojans' attack was executed to perfection as it should have been by the future West Suburban Conference champs, Maine 6-Glenbard 0 -Maine proved to be just a bit too fast for our boys while their alert defense gave Glenbard constant trouble. After a deadlocked first half, Maine put on a drive culminating in a 28-yard dash by their halfback Springer for the deciding score of the game. The same quarter Glenbard put on their only drive when continual short gains by Bruning and Meredith paved the way to the lU-yard line where Maine's stiff defense halted it. York 20-Glenbard 6feGlenbard dropped a 20-6 game to their traditional rivals from York in a grueling, hard-fought contest, The Dukes tore the Green and White line to bits as they marched through for a score rn eac of the hrst three quarters The Bcrd offense trnally got rotltng tn the last pertod Brunlng s passe Camp and Flrnt leadtng the ot tenstve the heavres touaht tnetr way to the Dukes 5 yara 'the At th1s potnt Bruntng w nt ver tor the score on a short pl noe .ik I-hghland Park 12 Glenbcxrd 6 l-ltghland Park proved a tough opponent as they handed the Bards therr stxth defeat ot the season ln the ttrst halt excellent punttng by Brunrng repeatedly got the Green and Whtte out ot tough spots ln the second halt Glenbard s ltne was puttmg up an excellent brand ot defenstve football led by Grunta Peterson and Bokelrnann For th1s reason I-ltghland Park took to the a1r to score therr ttrst touchdown Led by Meredtth and Becker the trated deep 1nto Parker terrl tory Bruntng then heaved a pass to Flrnt tor the tou hdovt n Hrghland Park came rtght back to put the garne rn the bag wtth a qutck thrust that resulted tn the decrd ng score Rlversxde 21 Glenbard 14 Glenbard s tangle wrth Btverstde resulted rn the rnost spectacular garne of the season Brverstde drew hrst blood after they had pounded stratght through the center of the Green and Whtte ltne Not to be outdone the Bards put on a rally Bubbles Meredlth broke through the Blue l1ne and traveled 34 yards before he could be brought down Becker then plung d over frorn the two Brve slde marched to therr second score agatn rtpptng up the Bard s lrne Surprrstng everyone the heavtes launch d thetr second rally th1s ttrne v1a the a1r Camp rnade two rrrraculous catches of passes golng over on the second The second halt was very slow unttl B B scored the dectstve tally to complete a game ot thr1lls The l-ltll toppers desperately trled to core but thetr ettorts were rn vatn , ' , ' ' sto I l - ll.. . A . 9 O, r Bards came back and pene- ' c r . 9 ' . F. . I . . . I ' N' I . 1 . , ' . UEHT EIPHT PUUTB ll After a rather dts pp tntlng seasor' tn N30 Glenba ds l1ght11e1g t football Na nors eturned for the l94U grtdtron carnpatgr 11th swf letterwlen on the r roster Although prospects were not excep tloral Coach Wes Grone Hold s lsores Nere o lstered Dy the unusually htgh team sp1r1t of the players dur ng early workouts and the sho mngs of several prom1s1ng sophomores Cronle s two rhator problems v ere to t nd capable lmemen to team up Nltn last year s veterans and to butld a backfteld around Captam Ed Doyle hard htttmg halfback Coach Gronewold fulhlled hls task tn an able manner as the hghts went on to wtn 3 t1e 2 and lose 3 thus g1v1ng them second place 1n the fmal conference stand1ng The Bardttes were tmpresslve tn almost every game they played and wtth greater reserve strength 1n the l1ne and more wetght tn the backfteld the word ln vtew of thetr outstandtng play durmg the season ftve members of the team were honored m be1ng selected on the Sports Wrtters All Conference teams Captam Doyle and Chuck Gllbert veteran guard were chosen for ftrst team berths R1chard Blck end Warren Welbourn back and Adnan Btngnald guard recelx ed honorable mentton Tae followtng boys won letters tn l94U Mltchell Abernethy B1chard Btck Ed Burns Dlck Curtls Capt Ed Doyle Ered Btehl MernllPr1chard Charles G1lbert Ed lvlson Bob Mareneck Wolfgang Mothes Chester Kre1dler Walter Loague Bob Sherman Bob Holmes Warren Welbourn Adnan Blngnald Walter Boderlck Bob Walhay Elgm 0 Glenbard 0 Lookma tmpresstve but shghtly nervous 1n the season s opener the Glenbard ltghts played the Elgtn frosh soph team to a O O deadlock Netther team could make any headway durlng the ftrst half and punts were frequent ln the thtrd quarter the Green and Whtte launched a drtve whlch carrled them over the Elgm goal hne a Glenbard man was offstde on the touchdown play so the score was annulled Chet Kretdler s last mlnute held goal attempt fell short and the contest ended wtth both teams at a standstlll Top row lvtson Spoden Abernethy Mothes Iohnson B1ck Rmgnald Gtlbert lvhddle row Mgr Churm Coach Gronewold Welbourn Curt1s Prlchard Mareneck Kre1dler Walhay Holmes Maurer M1ller Asst Coach Burnett Asst Mgr Lamb Bottom row Blehl Burns Tomberhn Wagner Doyle League Hollenbeck W1ll1GmS Sherman t 1 l Y A . 'a,o'.'f' Q ue, 'r' ' r' r' ' ' 'f . CQ. t. . i . ' . A Y - i , ' ' s ' ' l . , , 1, . , , 7 , . . 1 ., 1 . , . . r. A 1 - Y I 1 I 1 1 ' I defeat would have been 'victory in more than one game. . , ,7 . A ' I I I I , . E 'XR . 4 Wx xA' . j Hinsdale 0-Glenbard 0-90 in the shade! ln such torrid weather Glenbard opened their confer- ence season with a U-O tie with l-linsdales Red Devils. Doyle made the longest run of the game in the first quarter, but l-linsdales defense tightened here, and the Green and White lost the ball on downs. Glenbard threatened again in the third quarter when runs by Kreidler, Doyle and Welbourn put them on the Red Devils' lU-yard line, Three plays and a pass failed to gain, however, and the game ended in a draw. Ed Doyle starred among the Green and White backs and guard 'lChuck Gilbert featured the line play. LaGrange 0-Glenbard B-Chalking up their first touchdown and first victory all at once, the lights defeated the hard-charging LaGrange Lions 6-U. A conservative punting game slowed up the first half until Mareneck, Glen center, intercepted a LaGrange pass on the Blue and Gold 25-yard line. The half ended scoreless as the Bards failed to capitalize on the break. In the second stanza the Green and White came back with a bang, Kreidler scoring two plays after a recovered fumble on the LaGrange 37-yard stripe. Mareneck, Doyle, and Kreidler were the key men in the lights first con- ference victory. Downer's Grove 0-Glenbard 7fAn alert and improved Glenbard eleven scored in the last quarter to hand Downers Grove a 7-U licking. Bick's long kicks kept Downers on the defensive during the first half, but off-side penalties slowed down the Bard running attack. Gronie's half-time talk must have inspired the Green and White, for after a brief punt exchange in the third quarter, they took the ball and marched 4l yards to score, Kreidler going over from the 2-yard stripe. Doyle added the extra point. Downers tried desperately to score but never got within the Glenbard 25-yard line. Ringnald, Gilbert, and Welbourn sparked the Bard victory. Maine 7-Glenbard Bmln a game of breaks, the lights dropped a close decision to Maine to deal a severe jolt to their championship hopes. Near the opening of the game Maine recovered a fumble on the Glenbard 27-yard stripe and scored in four plays, a flat pass turning the trick. Upon receiving the Blue Demons second-half kickoff, the Green and White put on a sustained drive with Doyle and Welbourn carrying the mail that resulted in a touchdown after 52 yards had been covered. Kreidler blasted the pigskin over from the one-yard mark. Doyle's attempt to pierce the Maine line for the tying point failed by inches. York 7-Glenbard Beln the traditional Ngrudge game of the season, York's championship Barons downed the Glen boys after being outplayed in the first half. ln the first quarter Glenbard threw a scare into the Barons when they recovered a York fumble. With Doyle toting the leather, the lights drove to the Baron 8-yard line until an offside penalty and an intercepted pass halted the advance. Yorks passing game almost proved fatal as Glen intercepted three of their passes in the first half. The York score came in the third auarter on an off-tackle run by Cabins, flashy halfback, after one of Ricks punts had been partially blocked on the Glenbard 18-yard stripe. Roberts attempt for the conversion was good. Highland Park 6-Glenbard 2-The lights joined forces with the Glenbard frosh-sophs to be dealt an undeserving 6-2 defeat. The Parkers scored their lone touchdown in the waning seconds of the second quarter on a 40-yard pass against the frosh-sophs. The regular lights entered the fray at the start of the second half and pushed deep into Highland territory before they fumbled and lost the ball on their opponents l3-yard line. When Highland Park attempted to punt out of danger, the kicker was smothered behind his goal by the entire Green and White line for an automatic safety. Mothes and Walhay were stars in defeat. Riverside-Brookfield 0-Glenbard 6-Ending the season in a blaze of glory, the lights played their best game of the year and defeated a highly-touted Riverside team 5-U. Kreidler made the lone touchdown of the game in the second quarter when, after an exchange of kicks, he cut over his own left guard and raced 36 yards to score. Riverside came back with two offensive drives in the second half, but both were broken up by an alert Glenbard line. Seniors Loague, Gilbert, Ringnald, Doyle, Welbourn, and Mareneck starred in their final game. eo Botovw Home Aortorm Limsdole Hebron loo Nrvers Rlverslde be Gexr Glermbord Glenoord Glemoord Glermord Glenbord Glenbord HEAVY Elf HT H HETI3 LL N L, 'leot rx H 'isdole Dc wrers Rrversuie LaGrange West Auroro York 2U Glenoord Top ow Coach Boore G Ich son R1'1g1'1G1d Wcmner Mgr Corr1:,o'1 M1ddle row Greplmg Lech1e r mt Pe e son Kelg Bottom row A Iohnson Howkms Brum g Comp Morley C TCH G erooro G e ooro Glenooro Glenbolrd Glenbord Glenbord 2 2 2 2 2 ' W 2 2 Y L S?2!3rfCfff SACPIS 'UBL tor. 39 Ji Qbird E9 Lc'3r'1iije QE f9.f1rrr,f:rj 1 155 lr',o'rd 22 York G1 Cl York, 29 Glenbord 21 Tfffzine 22 Glomboro r ' 19 232 VVQ o 27 l Q ' T 29 ' ' 22 25 l rr , ' . ' 23 ' , ,,,,, 3U W r 13 ' 1 ' , 25 ' 19 ' ' , 39 W ' A . , , 16 ....,,.,,.....,.,., 22 ,, , 2,23 ' ' , 2 , ,. 220 ,..oooo....o,....ww 25 ,,,,,, 28 The Glenbard heavywe1ght qumtet ended therr season wrth a medrocre record of mne v1ctor1es and ten defeats Coach Booher had a d1ff1cult trme selectlng a squad from among the many candl dates The frve conslstrng of Bruntng Marley l-la Nk ns A Iohnson and Camp played most of the games as a unrt Hawkms a reserve center and Brunmg regular guard were the only returnlng lettermen from the l939 40 champronshlp team l-lank found capable replacements rn George Iohnson Drck Wanner lohn Kerg Maunce Petersen Kenny Flrnt Art Grephng Al Scull Burr Blngnald and Bud Lechler The Green and Wh1te showed flashes of chanspronshlp cal1bre rn thefr games wrth York Morton and West Aurora but farlure to play conststent ball agamst tnferror opponents spolled the possl b1l1ty of a better record The team had a decrded he1ght advantage on most of thetr conference opponents havtng lack Camp and lrv Ha Nkms both B 4 The followrng boys recefved letters Brunrng Marley Hawkrns A Iohnson Camp G lohnson Wanner Petersen Ketg and Lechler Brunmg was actrng captarn for the season The frrst game of the season found the Bards prtted agamst a htghly touted Wheaton f1ve The Wheaton boys proved thetr strength as they hum hated Glenbard 38 l8 rn a one s ded game The heavxes garnered therr f1rst w1n of the ne N season when they whtpped Batavta 22 l8 The defense of the conference champronshrp opened wtth York at Glenbard The trad1t1onal rrvals from Elmhurst avenged three defeats last season by a 29 2l v1ctory ln the r next game paced by lrv Hawkrns the game w1th a Morton team that was to wm the state champ1onsh1p ended 1n a 29 22 vtctory for the CICSTO boys after Glenbard had the game on rce fn the f rst half At thfs po nt the Bards put on therr longest conference wrnnrng streak of the entrre year by defeat1ng Hmsdale Downers and Btversrde fn success1on Hrnsdale wrth thefr new fan shaped backboards proved a stubborn foe but the l-lrlltopper s frnal per1od rally put them on the to of a 30 23 count Downers used thetr usual football tactrcs to no avatl as they were beaten at Glenbard 22 lE The B1vers1de game developed rnto a real thnller and the Ba ds had a hectlc evemng before they took the Zoo towners 1nto camp 25 20 Mean fvhrle rn between the Downers and Bed Devrl contests Hebrons lrttle grants elrmlnated Glenbard from the DeKalb lnv1tat1onal Tournament durmg the Chrrstmas hohdays by a 26 l9 score Glenbards opttmtstrc hopes were soon sguelched as the Gre n and Whtte aosorbea four con secutlve hckmgs La Grange caught the heavres on an of' nrght and walloped them 33 l9 The second round of conference play began wrth a thnller at York Leadmg l5 8 at the end of the frrst half Glenbard gave the conference champs a real scare VJOJJGVST they frnally succumbed o York s second half rally 24 22 Lowly Marne garnered therr frrst vrctory of the season 22 l6 over a thoroughly bewrldered Glenbard team weakened by the loss of Brunrng The econd ganoe mth Wheaton s Lrttle Seven co champs ended rn another defeat for the Bards After a closely fought ftrst half he Wheaton boys drew ahead to a 27 l7 vrctory , . A I Y - A 1 If - A , . L i . - . A i l - A . i , ' , boys were unbeatable as they rolled over Maines weak quintet by a 32Al9 score. A noneconference 1 . . . I W Q . , 1 V - . . . ' , A . f l , A J 1 1 ' , A 1 ' . - . L H , I i - I 7- 181 Paying at :1c::.e the Hiirtorrerf-1 re'.'1':ed ti, rieat liinsa 2lfl9. ln the next garqe at Dovxnerze Grove tlge'l'r:j 1r'1.i s-ft' Q ing defense held di the score Lri tlge Z1rst lrzlf, but Genhfzrd solved it in the second half to 'fszn 2'5l3 ln their second can test '.-:ith Riverside, the Bards couldnt keep up with the Eine and White attack the result was a 3932 loss. lNith Al lohhscri leading the attack La Grange fell before the Green and Winte 35-23 This garne completed the conference season and gave Glenloard third place with a record of seven victories and iive defeats. Glenbards rally overcarrie West Auroras halftiiiie lead of l5f2 in tirrie to tie the garrie in the last ininute. ln the overtirne the Bards eked out a 3lf28 victory in the iriost exciting garzie of the season. At the Glenhard regional contest the Bards drew York for their first opponent. York fully avenged last year s defeats lay Glenbard as they won once izicre 29523. Although Morton lost to Proviso here at the reglenal, they went on tc beat Urbana for the state title. lnd1vidL4al Scores lfazie FG FT TT lviissedt PF Total Braiding 35 iii 417 39 l38 52 2 P13 52 l3f Cazgic 27 if, 2-1 2,2 T' A fiinsen 24 -2 li 52 lfariex' ll l2 27 1.c.,Y7.Qw Q - K , YAY ' vlff 'H ' Sci, l i l Ke: ' l Qecgler A vi- ,N P L7 ,J 'TELL r, I-ffm-Qld ' ' talf' l'i lx UCHT lill HT HETB LL W emo rd J 1 e ef e er c 1e ff EV ate 1 utr , ec Co 1 J11 5 t 1 f e Su rv n r f 1' ones a e ol the C1039 scores and e aoocl ghung sp1r1t of tl'1e tearr lr1eYper1ence f' d general lacx o 1 .nf,1t out t e ecessary Voter a Nas ev1der'1,f1aC1f111g Fwe ol t e ernbers sauad nlajea 11t1a111urallabt,1ef 1 .ff 1C'1 13 f r r1d1cat1on el tr e ef er1er1Ce F t e tef I1 acl and Lea H1 1,l1r1es were tl1e ret1,1rn1ng 111e new ol t11e l93Q C 195111 but ne1tl1e1 ol t 1e111 l1f d f ft 4 letter or lf d Wad 11.1,1cl1 prenou, eypenence Tl e tea111 graduated only 5114 rner were only one ,l 11110111 Nas lr 1t tef'111 'Plus poufts to a oetter Seaeen n the lUlL,f9 t tl'1e Glenoard l1g1tNe1ghts The tollo rung ooys earned tae r C1 S R1Cl'1ard B1cK Edward Doyle l.GSl19 Hurry rles Dean lV'ClN6 lack Rowe Harvey Stallsmnr lack lcnnson lorn Coburn Fred B1eVl Mernll Pf1ClGTCl and Warrer Welbourn Vanaaerfs Pete Cnurrn and Art Lamb also rece1vecl Cf S befk Mo nes 31 1: Mgr ru M1 dle PM Coach K1SlZI' B1Q Ll P1chard C b '1 l h 5 Bottorr row Doye Welbo1. Re NE H111fr1phr1es Mc E1 1,1 1 A a As1Lg11t'.'.'e1j?ts :doa tlgegr axon a re:a1d of no 'JL 1211-3 and 21:41, ,-ri aef xi L, 1111?- 11111511 1n disarm oar' 5 1, rs Tie only 1' art fpo An ox 5 afn eo111a1111ng 111ar.y olde, 1 r 2e11'1 e A 1 ' 1 th ,1 f1 A A A 11. ,1 A an A f 1 ' ff ab1l1ty were the explanations tor the failure. Coach F. L Kietzrnan greeted 115111. the usual Large 'Q' Q ,A h n Ha ' 1.,.o1.1' V. lj V A' 1 h . of the A , 1' 1 61 ' 1: ' 1 .1 1 11 A' a o 11,lH,'1p 1 of n 11. I1 11 Favre J A r 1 tif A 1' 1 A :TLA , 3 1 l Q4 o 1, A 1 1 11 1 f 11: A 11 1 of f' 1 A 1 11 1 , 1 1' 1' ' f ' A 1 ' .' lr' ,1.AA A A 1 V 1, 1 ' or 1 A 1 ' 11 A 1 'A A 1111 ': A 1', , A 14nA,, 1 Fil, Top rowe- Hollen , tl , Ac' CH ffi Ad' r.' Y A .1an A l r' o xr1 o F1 on 1 ' - ' I-, 'rn o' 1 A , If A1 The lights began their win- less string with non-conference losses to VVheaton 25-l3 and Ra- tavia 25-20. Starting the confer- ence season against Yorks champions the lights displayed plenty of scrap but not enouglg to prevent a 39-27 defeat. The following game with Maine ended Main 27- Glenbard l8. Morton then trounced the locals by a 35-18 score. Fan-shaped backboards and a zone defense helped the lights drop one to Hinsdale 20-7. The next two games were the lights' best efforts of the year. After leading Downers during most of the game, the Hornets fell 23-2l. Glenbard duplicated this feat again in its match with Riverside before they succumbed 29-25. The Bardites ended the first round of conference play with a loss of 22-lO to La Grange. The Hornets took an early lead over York before they again went down 33-l9. The Green and White's supreme opportunity of the season came in the second game with Maine's Blue Demons when they had two free throws to attempt with the score l9-18 in favor of Maine. Unfortunately they were not made and the score remained Wheaton again downed the Hornets in a 24-l6 game. A fast- breaking Hinsdale five then defeated the lights 29-25. The two remaining games resulted in losses. Hank Sordel and the Riverside quintet had too much speed and deception for the Bardites, and a 39-23 licking resulted. The Hornets final bid for victory against La Grange's Lions' equally weak outfit showed the boys putting up a hard fight all the way, but they simply couldnt do it. The lights ended a rather inglorious season 29-l6. Individual Scoring Name FT l7TtM's'dl PF Total Humphries. . 4 l5 Iohnson... 24 77 Doyle .. 3 l2 Biehl ....... 9 46 Stallsmith .... . O 4 Prichard . 2l 44 Mothes ....,....... O l Rowe .,..... 24 35 Hollenbeck. .. U O Bick ......... 9 27 McNeil O U Welbourn ll l8 -- e Coburn .......... ll l6 Total . . lU2 295 FP10 UPH Back row Mr Haas Coach Nemltz Duryea Love Dczck Top row Wllson Wheat Blrk Front row Koester Howell Hurley H1lb Malm Mlddle row Klemedler Gundersen McConnell Wxl l1ams Not shown Rohm Bottom row Tllden Wr1ght Fllnt Lounsbury Brown The Glenbard freshman sophomore football and basketball teams fmtshed the1r seasons wlth WIHDIHQ percentages ln therr respecttve ftelds The frosh soph football heav1es d1d well w1nn1ng four out of f1ve games dunng thelr season The1r one and only loss was expertenced at the hands of Mame 8 0 tn thetr f1rst game The Glen boys came back to wh1p York tw1ce 27 0 and 7 0 They also garnered v1ctor1es ove RW erslde 12 0 and Mame 7 0 the last ln vengeance for the1r earller defeat Stars on the heavxes were Cooper I Flrnt Gundersen and Nl Petersen The frosh soph ltghts d1d not play offtclal games but scrlmmaged wxth Downers Grove and Wheaton The sophomore basketeers survt Jed the season wtth 10 V1C1Of19S and 8 losses In the opentng game of the season the Bards lost to the Geneva varslty 35 24 York tnterrupted the sophs v1ctory march when they won 18 14 Glenbard came back to wtn three strcught from Malne 38 12 West Chlcago 28 15 and Hmsdale 20 9 Defeats by La Grange 24 16 and Wheaton 28 10 followed Geneva also eked out a 23 21 overt1me wtn before the Bards luck changed The sophs rega1ned the v1ctory tra1l agam however and conquered West Chlcago 27 23 and Hlnsdale 30 28 York repeated the1r earlter v1ctory and won eas1ly 38 21 V1ctor1es over La Grange 23 8 Elgm 44 28 and West Aurora 28 22 offset reverses from Wheaton 25 24 and Elg1n 22 21 I Fltnt Brown and Lounsbury starred for the ophs The promxsmg freshmen cagers made an 1mpress1ve showmg by wtnnmg 12 games wh11e droppmg 8 dec1s1ons York seemed to 11nX the Bards as they won tw1ce 24 23 and 34 19 West Chlcago won one 28 23 as La Grange whlpped the frosh 22 14 ln the remammg two losses Geneva and Hmsdale won 25 24 and 18 11 respectlvely In the v1ctory column the frosh 11sted double wtns over Marne 20 18 and 38 12 and Batavla 28 13 and 31 7 Wheaton dropped tw1ce before the Bards 20 12 and 24 20 as d1d Elgtn 31 23 and 31 18 Smgle vlctortes over West Clncago 19 18 La Grange 23 20 Geneva 23 19 and Hlnsdale 18 7 com pleted a successful season Mr Elmer Stolte coached the frosh soph heavywerght gndders to v1ctory Messrs George Haas and L H Burnett coached the lrghtwerght frosh soph football players wh11e Mr Haas gutded the fortunes of the freshman cagers Mr Booher coached the sophomore basketball team - I I ' - . Y - , A - - I I 1 - 1 1 A - - ' . . 1 . . l - I ' , ' . - ' . . . , 1 1 ' ' , c , ' . - - . . , Q , - . . , - - . ' , - -. , - 1 ' ' 1 1 ' . - - , - - 4 U- ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' . . - , , BUY ' l TRAMURAL Bud Lehne's team with a record of eight wins and one loss copped the top position in the boys' intra' mural tournament. Close behind and in undisputed possession of second place was Rosenwinkel's five having 7V2 wins and llfg losses, Herring's record of seven and two was good enough for third place Re sults of the intramural baseball tournament were too late to make the dead line for this book The purpose of the boys intramural program under the direction of Mr W P Gronewold 1S to give those boys of only average athletic ability a chance to engage in a healthful program of basketball and baseball Early each winter boys are given an opportunlty to s1gn up to play basketball Out of those who sign up Mr Gronewold selects the captains The captains in turn choose their teams A round robin of games is then played during the winter months This year with the approval of the captains it was decided that the first four games would count in the record as only one half game This was to give a slow starting team a chance for the title even if it had dropped one or two of the f1rst round games Although Lehne s team is credited with only one loss they really dropped two games Rosenwinkel also actually lost two games but he was unfortunate 1n losing one of them when it counted fully Rosenwmkel s boys were the pace setters for almost the whole season although closely pur sued by Lehne and Herring Upsets near the end of the season threw the race wide open the results depending upon the Duggan Lehne and Herring Rosenwmkel games Lehne s overtime victory over Duggan assured him at least a tie Therefore Herring s chances for a tie lay in the WINNERS Standmg Haas Kreldler Wood Becker Lehne CGDTGIH Kneelmg Berry Albert CUTl1S Barr last game of the season with Rosenwinkel Rosen w1nkel 1umped off to a short lead which they didn t FINAL STANDING relinquish until Herring put on a third quarter rally WON LOST PCT The rally was quenched in the last period how ever and Rosenwinkel finally eked out a l7 l6 Vic tory Lehne s team was therefore the champ while Rosenwinkels victory gave him a second place Started for the f1rst tlme last year intramural baseball proved very successful Twelve inch soft balls are used with fast pltching The process of selecting teams is much the same as that of bas ketball Last year lor the first time an archery tour nament was held W1th the increasing interest in that sport it may become a permanent event Leline Rosenwinkel Herring Duggan Curtis Peterson See Sherman Gilbert Holmes Christian 2 2 Z 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 12 2 2 ' ' , Q so cccc.. c. 8 1 , A ' - ' - ' ............ 711 ll! . 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' ' .................. 8 GIRL l TP1AlVlUllAl Advocating good sportsmanship and team play rather than individualism the GAA basket ball tournament ended in a blaze of glory for Achsah Coumbe s team when it defeated Ieanne Olson s five for the championship ln a real thriller in which the lead changed hands several times Coumbes team emerged as champions should Winning 21 19 Achsahs team was comprised of herself Iean Bassett Vivian Drouin Ulilla Dunham Phyllis Gustin and Beverly LaC1l1.lJlJ1bIxl A total of 22 teams participated in the tourney After four rounds had been play ed the undefeated teams completed the schedule by playing off the championship in an elimination tournament The unbeaten teams which qualified for the final round were captained by Miller Wood Highsmith Olsen and Coumbe Olsen downed Wood 21 13 to earn her way to the finals ln the upper bracket Coumbe defeated Highsmith 17 14 and Miller 22 8 to give her a clean shot at the finals Coumbe s quintet by Virtue of winning the finals had their names engraved on the silver cup which 1S awarded to the victorious team Another tournament sponsored by the GAA was the class tourney The members of each class team is to the girls what making the varsity is to the boys The Captains of the respective squads draw for their first opponents and the first rounds of the tourney are then played off The finals and consolation were then finished on the night of the Dads and Daughters dinner The seniors defeated the freshmen 27 5 and the sophomores were victorious over the yumors 23 13 in the first round The night of the Dads and Daughters banquet found the eniors pitted against the sophomores in the finale In a Very exciting game before a sell out crowd of Dads and Daughters the sophomores took the class title 21 16 from Margaret Swett s senior team Mary Huntoon s Junior five won consolation honors from Sally Kurzs and Bette Stitt s fresh man team 9 4 Standing Dunham Drouin Roger Zernborski Stass Sitting Gustin Bassett Coumbe , , I I '7-..-1- ---LI . . . I team are selected by Mrs. Barth as being the best players in their class. Being captain of a . - . . A . . 1 . . . . S . . I as 4 s, ', V TCH Track coaches Booher and Kietrznan are depending upon new mater1a1 tor the 1941 track squad. The 1943 tearn inisned fourth in the conference meet 1ast spring and unless severa1 unexpected prospects come through, 1941 111311 be no better. Forryt W1111GYHS ran second to 1-1enk1e ot York in the conference 220-yard dash last year and shou1d win the event year. A Chet' Kreidler and Bob Wa1hay are two other speedsters who rnight be noint winners in the UQ and 57-yard dashes. Graduation 1eft a gap in the hurdle events, and it 13 wide open for any one of severa1 contenders. LeBoy Gieseke and Wes L1ndah1 have been running in cross country meets during the winter and W111 probably enter in the rnile. 1 o Gle ere Lrrtda Ben 11a s K 1 Bo r'1 Br nrtg Carnp Prosr ects ID t1 e VG'1 us e1d events are oz 11tt1e bnghte Iack Carnp who t1ed tor frst 1n the those vfno sho' pro se IP t e shot rut are B111 Becxer usky ntor ond Boy Bosen ' 1nke1 a sen1or The pole vau1t 111 he ob1 taken care ot bf G1en Br1,n1ng three ,fear veteran The broad,ur1n1s anotbe 'eonc exert t1 at needs 111na before the season aets under wal T pe- '. 11 . .1n, W1.1' rn , re'd1er tion- u.1i1 , 1 Q ' 1 jo' fi 1 1 ' ' r. , ' ' i , ' 1940 conference rneet, and Wo1tgang Motnes, a sophomore, wi11 do the highejurnping. Among 1 .'1 1 ,, ,xiii ' 1 h .1 o 4 '1 ' , Ei' F iu ' , 1 ' 1, ' 1 ' 1 , ,1 jr 1 o1 1 ' ' , ' . 1 . 1 TENNV Standmg Mr Magor Fhnt Lounsloury Schafer War Btornson Kllftckrnan Kett Hen'11 1g Knapp Mrs Butrtt ren GY1ll1H Mareneclc Slttmg Auburn Horn Humphrles CUfl1S captam Barcus B1nder Dennmg The l94l boys tenn1s prospects looked prom1s1ng Among the th1rty cand1dates who eported 1n late March were two return1ng regulars Bud CUfl1S and Les Hurrphnes Others who showed prom1se were B1ll Perry and Wally Auburn squadmen of last year Steve Denmng and lack Barcus The l94l g1rls tenn1s team was composed ma1nly of veterans from last year Cp1ctured abovel The other members were selected from an el1m1nat1on tourney The gxrls team IS un1aue 1n that 1t 1 the only g1rls team that IS allowed to compete 1nterscholast1cally lt was composed ot three s1ngle and two doubles teams After a poor show1ng dur1ng the 1940 season Coach Art Repke s golf team returns to the lmks w1th several expenenced players on 1ts roster G1lbert Westa Stanley Pelcher Iohn Read Kreel Kasserman Lee Sceske and Bob Kurzka were return1ng sguaamen Dur1ng Apr1l and Mav the team competed w1th the SIX other conference teams other ne1ghbor1ng schools and 1n the d1str1ct and state meets FN ,OX Q 62 A al Standmg Mr R p K6 Sherman B1rlc Kurzlca Ches man Bokel'r1ann Wesa P tersen Read Sceske G Wyns lohnson Pelcl' r Kneelmg To'nber LIU Pnchara Kas man A d rso Cu 1S H Wyn Sc lenberg -15554 I A X . . 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' 'IL ' t11 1 1 1 1' t ' 1 , 11 w y V- ' - vc 1 4 11 ' 1 IU IUH I'L Y. .YUUNIS PHIL The 1un1ors of l94l chose tor the r play Young Apnl by Aurama and W1ll1am Spence Bou Jerol The play full ot sparlchng draloau ard laughs IS a real1st1c p1cture of parent and youngster dunng 'he rornant c Young Aprrl age Terry Mclntyre a pretty and Vl fcc1o1As youno a1rl has a d1lt1cult t1 19 1n cnoosrng the rrght r11an from her many loeaux She al'nc t rnalces a ITl1SlOliG 1n Bert Parsons and Stewart lvhller but tlne lcrndly rnterventron of Mother and Dcd t gether wrth Terr 1 s vn aromng understand1ng steers her over to her true love Bnan Stanley George Terry s older brother 15 rn love wrth hrs rdeal concept1on ot the sweetest grrl IH the v orld Drane Grlmore He IS completely d1s1llus1oned at t1rst when he frnds that she IS only human hom ever he lrnally realrzes that he loves lee ll st as slse s Thro ghout the play Nether and Dad atter Ft to solve the1r youngsters problems 1n true parental tash1on MISS Bachel Wh1tt1eld drrected the olay w1th the help OlDOF1S Colt1n student prompter The produc t1on was remarkable tor an espec1ally beautrtul stage settrng Both the cast and cor11rn1ttees sln Ned unusual enthusrasrn and deserx d con ratulatron on t e rne crk pen George Nclntyre Lee Balpl Lulu lane Ne corrlo V1v1cn Nancy Traynor Elsre Lors Watson Br1an Stanley Se Nall Os good Terrv Nclntyre Car ol B1deout Bert Pa son er D 1 c 1 Wood Pete B1l W1ll1 Stefxart lV'1ller Norr Srrnrnons Mrs Mrller lfary Ellen Ca lton dre P yll1sC lVlar1or e Sadler Da e Q S pm Q Drs J 91'-t eyr p sBllersenf'c Brll Peters n , ' ' 1 M e 1 I ' Q ' 1 1 i U . 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I PLAY NIFHT Three one ct plays Q: e pre ented at thrs year s Play N1ght rangxng from drama to fast movrng comedy All the vork w s don by the d arnatrcs class under the superv1s1on ofM1ss Rachel Whr held The Florrst Shop a romanhc comedy deptcted a young gtrl clerk rn a tlorrst shop the gtrl brrngs about a marrrage de layed trtteen years Those tn the cast were Natalre Grmnell Tom llarrrngton B1ll Shaw POlY1f'1O S1m and Bob I-lerrmg The Grant s Stalr Welt rllus trated real drama Bane a sher ttf and the vrllarn comes to the farmhouse ot Mrs Weatherby to prove that L11 a demented rs Wrld outburst reveal the she tit to be the murderer The cast rn cluded Ianet Myers Io Plans burg George Kanold and hm Wood The Groom Comes Next a gay rolltckrng comedy told the story ot a young rnan George who IS rather abused by hrs famrly Gran ho Never makes George assert h1mselt and as the curta1n closes George leav mg a very amused Gran and a very amazed famtly IS at last on hrs way to marry the a1rl he loves Members of the cast were Catherme Rau Eleanor lutzr Blame Cole Bob Mareneck Ruby Carlson Elame Iacobson and lean Belanger Those unsung heroes more commonly known as the stage crew were the followrng Wtl bert Westermann Leonard Sjo blom Roland Tremblay Stanley Pelcher Robert Harrrs Carl l-lornberger Stanley Bokel mann Bob West Kenneth I-hl lard Chandler Krtchton G o ge Goodrlch, and Robert Brrr Ralph Cummrngs and hm Trllot son had charge of the rmcro phones Top p1cture The Florlst Shop Mxddle prcture The Grant s Stalr Bottom prcture The Groom Comes Next IW A 1 'lY . P' V I I ' u .. , , s A . , 'II r-4 fu ' r ' ' ' ,. C, o , . .A , I A t , ,Q . I - , 1 , , . V 1 f - t t tt - 1 . ff 1 - 1 l ' 1 . , A A , , C ' C' - , . s ter, lalled her husband. L1l, rn a , s r I - , , , , , l I I A 1 , 1 ' I ' I - , J , , t : A I , I I A , , . . I - I I - , , e r VNV Three short bells a blessed sound to all Glenbard students herald the campus most popular programs in the entertainment and educational fields These convos have been a tradition at Glenbard for over ttlteer' years Because of their interesting presenta tion they lend welcome variety to our ordinary text book lessons During this year it has been our pleasure to hear many well known lecturers Miss Arlite ormth pro fessional swimmer and twice national divina cham pion gave an interesting lecture on the trials and tribulations of a professional athlete Along with her talk she showed colored movies which had been taken at various swimming meets Last Decernber Miss Smith was chosen as the most popular speaker of the year in a student poll conducted by the Glen Bard Because of her popularity with the student body last year Mrs Bertha Hess a speaker on young peo ple s social problems was invited to appear at our convocation again Mrs Hess talks ore given to sep arate assemblies ot boys and girls and deal with sub jects most vital to students of high school age One ot the most interesting and popular convos of the year had as speaker Mr Lloyd Bemis who showed colored movies and spoke on Historic Vir ginia The movies gave ghmpses of well known his torical landmarks in V1rg1n1a and took the students Some briet scenes of Cape Cod were also shown Another speaker who showed movies was Mr Dan Stiles who presented the subiect Maritime New Eng land The speaker showed the commercial side of the east coast The pictures showed the small fishing boats going out to make their large catches ot fish and then returning them to sell at the large fish wharves of the New England fishing towns Varlous phases ot another important New England industry shipbuilding were also shown Musical programs are among tl e most popular on the l1st of convos The Lawrence College V'ho1r pre sented a program at Glenbard while they were re turning from their annual concert in Chicago Among Mr I-l0Yd Bemlw Hliloflc V1YQ1'11G Mr the numbers presented were Roll Chariot Boll Roland Wm Cgvel Holland The Carol ol the Bells and Ballad for Americans ln addition to the regular choir numbers Betty Lech ler 40 sang the popular La Danva ln this year of chaos a truly American talk was given by Mr Robert Kazmayer a v1s1tor and worker in many key foreign countries ln his talk A Bendezvous with Destiny Mr Kazmayer described vividly the why of Hitler s power He showed how Hitler s present emotional hold over the German people would eventually loosen and mean the end ol Nazism ln the held of nature Mr Maslowski presented natural color pictures ol small animals various birds and different insects all in their natural habitat The pictures were remarkable for their beauty and interesting subiects A fine talk accompanied the pictures J . . A A V I g it to the reconstructed colonial capital of Williamsburg. , it ', 1 .mx ri I . xJ V ' T I I , , - - s nts h band N a a ner M G a an a 't Pa g Chrt mas confo Another well recerved aadrtlon to the corvocatron senes w as a tallf and tllustratrons on l-lolland by Mr Roland van Cavel At tne age of sev enteen he came to Amenca wh se streets he truly belleved tc be paved w1th gold Nr van Cavel s talk was enrlched by hls colorful costumes natlve songs and dehghtlul brogule Mr Iesse Robertson nr t became 1nterested ln Onental mustc whtle study1ng m a conservatory rn New York The result was h1s lecture mg h1s program Mr Robertson wo e an authent1c Palest1n1an costume and w1th engag1ng humor made each of hrs collectron ol mstruments tell tts story ot anc1ent musrc Cnme doesn t pay says Captarn Stern screntlhc mvestlgator tor tne Elg1n pollce force Captaln Stern showed that there always have been and always w1ll be crtmtnals he also showed that a new protesslon has been born for sttttng the gullty from the mnocent The feature of the lec ture was the actual demonst atton ot a l1e detector A program of sheer beauty was presented by Mrss Georgma Ballma Precedlng her Latm dance and rnu s1c Mrss Balhna gave a brret h1story ot these lascmatmg arts In addltton to all thts several sp1r1ted select ons on the prano were played by her ac connpamst Another travel talk on tne convo program was grven by Mtss Aloha Baker She told of the most mterest mg of her numerous experlences rn Egypt Some ot the most lmportant pro grams 1n the convocatton serles are those glven by the students A Thesptan convo presented a slat and several dramattc readtngs The annual Chnstmas convo thrs year presented the cholr 1n several numbers followed by a Chrlstmas play Why the Chlmes Rang The band also gave a convocatlon 1n wh1ch the school was presented mth an Amerrcan flag and the band w1th a banner A pep meetmg for the La Grange football game was also put on by students Th1s year ln the senes ol exchange convos Glenbard was entertamed by La Grange and Downers Grove and ln turn entertamed Rrverslde Brooktteld and Hmsdale Glenbards pro gram conslsted ot musrcal numbers and dances La Grange entertamed us wlth a mmstrel show Mr. 'lBill Knapp pre e .. t. e . ' ith b n 5 iss eorgin Ballina Spanish at . ces . nd songsg 'Why tl e Chimes . r. A . . 1 Y U h - Q A A l ' I Q O I P . . ' ' ! 1 l - ,, Q . . . . T Song Hits ot l94UfB. C. ln present- I - Y' I . . . . A . U f O K wx I . . 1 , . . I M ,wx ', Q4 ' at N YN I f r . . S A - . . . i ' 1 2 ' 1 v l v . , . 1 , . , . ANCET The first formal of the year, the Football Dance, was held on November l6. The dance is annually sponsored by the GAA and is one of the most gala affairs of the year. Nearly one hundred ffty couples honored Glenbards football heroes for whom the dance was given. During the intermision there was a brief program Dick Christian acted as master of ceremonies and introduced the heavy- weight and lightweight captains and coaches who gave short speeches The dance was he d in tne gym which was effectively decorated using our school colors ana following the theme of football limr y Overend s Orchestra supplied music for the dancers Tne annual Christmas Di Kai Os held on December 23 took olace n Acacia Hall This festive dance given by a group of Glenbard boys drew an exceptionally fine crowd of students and alumni limmy Overend s Orchestra again played Something new in the history of Glenbard was the G Club Dance held on Ianuary 18 The G Club gave the dance in honor of the GAA girls in return for the Football Dance Several novelties including the all girl orchestra of Betty McGuire added to the gaiety of the evening As an added inducement to attend each girl was given a corsage at the door This informal dance was held in the gym as are nearly all of Glenbard sponsored dances lt proved to be such a tremendous hit that the G Club hopes to make it an annual affair LMA ug BPINCKLGY Left Seventn heaven at the Football Dance Middle Char ie Brinkley vocalist Bight Master of ceremon e Christ One of the gayest dances of the year is the Heart Hop sponsored by tae Girl Reserves and the Hi Y For weeks before the dance the halls of Glenbard are turned topsy turvy The Heart Hop o ginated in a leap year and proved to be such a success that the policy of turn about has been continued year by year All the girls are given this big chance to ask the man of their dreams and it is tl e usually haughty male who must walk down the halls being very careful to be particularly devoted to his prospective date the hopesll The 41 dance was held on February l5 in tne gym whicn looked rnost attractive with its distinctive decorations creating an effective Valentine atmosphere An excep tionally fine orchestra Charlie Brinkley s played for the dancers More than one hundred seventy ve couples attended . r . - 1 ' ' t T YK , . , it . . , . . . . . 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A I ' 1 . - it Q iff' Let left to right GTOWI Eddi Elmer Middle Hallowe en Open House Right Football Dance The Sweater Hop held each year has shown itself to be one of the most popular of the all school dances ln the first vears of its existence studes cut their capers in the main halls of Glenbard but when the crowd began increasing it was decided to hold the dance in the gym As the name indicates this dance is very informal most of the couples coming in their ordinary school clothes The Thespiars sponsored the dance this year on May l The tradruonal high spot ot the social calendar is the Iunior Senior Prom Long awaited by all upperclas men this dence is alwajs the mc t elaborate ot the year The run or class gives the prom in the honor of the seniors n the spring of the year The season the decorations the orchestra all combined to create the romantic atmosphere of the prom Best beaus with their best girls both in their very best attire made thi an evening long to be remembered by the gay couples who attended Undoubtedly the most informal and the most friendly of all the dances are the ever popular Open Houses And this year was no exception' These dances were for the most part held in the gym after school Music was sometimes furnished by an orchestra but more often by recordings Many and two of the most popular way to get the crowd busy at their shagging and pecking To start oft the round of Open Houses a group of students two representatives from each class planned a dance A ne N rmxer was introduced whereby a certain number of couples started dancing and when tlre music stopped the couples would divide and each individual would take a new partner Thus everyone was soon started at their dancing The annual senior and Junior Op n Hou e followed At these dances about twenty senior or rumor couples where chosen to start the dancing Other mixers were planned at the Junior dance a floor show was even presented The sophomo e class and several of the clubs at school also presented Open Houses for they found them a pretty good source of revenue Everyone is able to attend since the price of admission is only five cents The only Open House held in the evening was the Hallowe en Open House sponsored by the Glen Bard The dance was held on that evening when by all rights the spooks and witches are out in full force This diversion supposedly keeps some of the more mischievous of Glenbard s boys land girls'9J from getting too frisky At least it did keep them from getting an early startl A different type ot Open House is the shindig held after each home basketball game Dancing is held for an hour to the music of the phonograph in the gym The dancing is in honor of the victors or perhaps in honor of the victims The dances proved very popular with the student body especially the boys they only had to buy the g1rl a coke for their date that night The rest is freel CEd note That is what the girls claim J The Art Club the French Club and Fits and Skits combined forces and gave an informal dance on April 22 A Juke box furnished the music for the many couples who attended Games were enroyed by those who didnt care to dance and refreshments were served Q s Y nv 1 1 D r 1 V 1 A A f, ' --A fe, ' ' . ' - ' . ' - . s i , ' ' ' X . st . - ' . ' i ' i varied mixers added to the excitement of these occasions, Grand marches and girls' choice were E . A A . I 11 A . . . 4 4 ' ' ' c s s . 4 - i ' . r , ' , . UPERETT . . . WALTZ DREAM From the dreamy Straus Waltzes to the hot jive of the swing band, this years op- eretta, 'The Waltz Dream, by Oscar Straus, proved highly entertaining. The pro- duction under the able direction of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Carr showed line cast chorus and orchestra vorl' Among the novel features this year was a night club cene complete with swing band tap dancers a lovely bal let dance and other vaudeville ln the opening act in th Sylvanian Court we find Princess Helene who incidentally IS getting no younger in love with Niki a happy go lucky courtier Nikl who finds Helene dull has promised to marry her on the o der of the Austrian Emperor to save Sylvania from bankruptcy Bertram Budgett an American efiiciency expert is on hand to encourage the marriage providing it will guarantee some kind of a loan Almost as soon as Niki arrives he falls in love with Kay an American artist and singer who does not realize he is the Prince Consort Dissatisfied with his imminent marriage Niki slips out to the ca e to see and hear Kay ln Act ll Niki is followed to the cafe by the King a bombastic and short tempered individual and Lothar a foppish nobleman with a shortage of mentality Sigismund a disappointed suitor and Rupert Helene s real love also follow N1k1 to the cafe where they plan to kidnap him While pro fessing his love for Kay Niki is caught by Helene and Matilda Helene s old maid aunt who is shocked to find the Prince Consort making love to a cafe singer ln the final act both Niki and Rupert are tricked by Sigismund and shipped off to London in the King s private airplane Since Niki has disappeared Sigi mund IS planning to take his place at the ceremony When Rupert escapes with Niki and arrives Just before the wedding with a loan for Sylvania the King permits him to marry Helene while Niki is free to marry Kay Nlcholas Tom Harrington Lieut N1k1 Don Hrbbard Louisa Ianet Myers Lieut Montschi RobertW1lson Count Lothar Richard Weiss Helene Charlotte Allaben Bertram Budgett George Kanold Rupert Iames Wood Sigismund Blaine Cole Annerl Carol lean Rideout Maximilian Earl Bradshaw Fit Thelma Stephens Q . r A F ' ' . . 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V 1 I J 111111111111111111111111111111111111.111111111111111.111111111111111411111-1111111111 1 t Jl luxe lllltl H A HOME X fll fl 111 th T L H Chamberlm Real Estate Sz Insurance 1111 Qlt JOHN H KAMPP AND SON Best Wlshes From Q jrmenh Wammem Q33 aaa I I1 3 amxmit ew- Company f Oul Home OHICL at Wheaton IlllI101S The Subu1b in Auto has 8139013112111 111 the Vlltlllg' of 2.UtOl110bllQ ln u1ance f01 ovu 16 xeau Ifstahhshtd ln 1924 the companv hxs hmdled OXGI '30 000 Cl2.lI'l1S md no pollcx holclel has even had to sua the comp 1111 to obtam a settlemnnt has OXCI 25 O00 Pollcv Holdtls md assets ln excess of S150 000 OY61 G00 Llcensed agent to serve vou uburban Auto Insurance Co lt 111 ll llllllfblw lfl11111 I Dut Q llIll1JlCY.L l111e oi Pamts Wallpapers Wmdow Glass At the lowest pmces' 419 Xl'1lI1 Qtreet K lLl1 ljllxn OO On' 1' ' l.1l'1-R Iicst '-s -1t,i 1111111 I' 1-1 s of 'l'll.X'I' ' ' XYX St: ' Right :111rl XYi11 c 'ight 135 Kllllll sr. tilt-11 1-111511 I f 1 A., E 5 fififws . -, Lyman E 5 , . , ' ,f , 7-YY A,-7 5 5 9 4' Pr- 1 J ' H jg 0 H i i 5 at -il 'aff ' -Q x E 'v.,, Y' , J '. : : f ' 7, ' Y' -5, 14 , Z rv ,S x. ' ' , E E . 2 111-1, ' ' 5 1 f 'kt-. Pres. I ' 2 ,' 14 I1I1IIII-HI.I.1H.HinIHI1nu.1mlI-1inUIvn.1II-1In-mu-..u...........-Ilimi...-I---. . 1--4I1inII.UuII1I-llH.1.InnH-1-11III.II-1...I--.-I,-H.-W...-I.y..l.l.m-mm MOLLOY YEARBOOK COVERS Official Pinnacle Cover is 21 MOLLOY product The David J Molloy Plant ungu, mu A 5 Largest Fixture Display U in e 3 DuPage County Bean Qilertrtn Qllnnstrurtinn fin. l'.lc-clrn' XX lflllg' iXl'IP1lll'lll Fixtures w . . 5 5 5 D l't'bL'l'll I rr. - .. . , 2 E lL'll '. Y U51 1- .'. ............ . . . n - fBesi W :shes fo Uwe class of 1941 TOITI THE GIBSON STUDIOS l AP TISTIC PH OTOGRAPHX INTELLIGENTLY CREATED THE GIBSON STUDIOS 58 East W ashznglon Sireel Clucago III OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE PINNACLE HESTERMAN MOTOR SALES HUDSON DEALERS O I ROATH REALTY CO Subuiban Homes Insuiance ll I I I l lllhn li ' nm I 1 ll I ill Ill 1 ll lllnl S I O1 W WV Cliiczlguk l.czuling' I'm'tr:nit l'lw1ug'1'upl1cx's fu' 80 years 7 x , . K6 7? I-xmillmlul l','lO E 5 I I Allllll :xml llmwr-x'cll lirl. 'Q ' - ' Kllvn lfllyn l4'-f' i'111l'Il l'L'1ll lvuy 'llNl'fl wr nv ' , D lfxlst llllfliwlfll' .XMI Sm' lxc llL'wlL'I'll 'll Q 'nw 41. '32 .mn um 'lv cw U I- Best WISIWGS for Success THE CLASS OF 1941 Scltueillovw E6 Mo11111a1lh1a1m1 PAVIING CONTRACTORS 1 nc 4 4 'XI II G cn l ll n 1111 1 DU PAGE WALGREEN CO TRUST COMPANY N Y0u1 Local Bank X Q lil l 1 NO CHARGE J F MILLER g Realtor W L Howard G Wllson C A SAUER Flen Ellen Electric C0 tBld COMPLIMEBTS OF flireamer Jfunetal iiaume 7 9 N 1 111 Il 1 Ambulance SGIXICQ Phone LOI'1'1b3.1Cl 1400 to Y l 11 A23 O6 . :1'1 St. 'l 2 5' , l'1o's 'l'1'1' 1Plll. clclicimls 1.1'x1'111cc1xs ff . ,, 111114 911. 14125 10141 5 11.111 4111, . llllll Strcct lyllllllt' lO25 Corner of Main and Crcsce t C311-11 11311111 1111-11 11,1 QllllI1IJlllllCl1lIS uf For our experience and knowled e, n Q cl1a1'g'c is added to the cost Of the insul ' ' ance we sell. e five plus value. Ge11c1'a1l Insurance Agency I . E 5215 Crcscen 1' . I - Glen Ellyn, Illinois , T l -2 .Mull Mu' St. l.111 l ard 'l V. I 11411 1 Ou ,LL11 Phonc T1 11t S me 191' 10111111141 RUPPS FUNER XL HOME -Xll11Jll1dIlLL 1 tue. N IX L 1111 Attgnr 1111 XM mm and cpu atc 0u1 111111 xmbulancc 2-1 houl 1 d x Budget Payment Plan 111111 O ll F 1111 1 lI1C1U11I11L, 1111111 N8 Lt 'U 1111 H1111 ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY DUPAGE MOTOR COACH All Modem Laundn SQIXICGS NU WAY I 111110111 and Cleanem Uqlmlu- DN C1Ldll1llU -UO 96 Cu cent P1111 RECORDS 111111 11111 O x11 Young s Home Ut1l1t1es 419-1 A181111 St 15111111 C1L11 111111 H9 Lo1111111111c11tx 01 BRUN IN G S SCIVIL e Stclt101l 1 11111 Juc ll 1x NOBLE MOTOR SALES POIIUJC Dea1e1s Tmpedo 6 S and 8 1 11Xll Y v 1 1 . - C11 ' S L . 2 ' 26 7' '1 W , v I Y , Y, k , nr 1 . 1 . ' -- H1-51's -'11 .'l '1l Ii Q . - 11 '- ' ' 1 -'z 1 ' ' z - ' 's 2 ul' Fu -'z s us low th ' ' u A '21 S ' ' ' 1' ' 2 as Q' 7.50 czlskl as low as 8.50.00 LU ll' Cl11S1lf R. if .X. Yicl-11' - ll, Iwirl 111110 13irf1 1 -1' -1 . , .. . Of Q CO. 111911 1i11y11 211141 1,1111111:11'm1 A ' E E 1 ' 1 1 ' Fm 1 5 S ' . I f . . 1: '1 '1'1'1l'1'11U111' C1911 1'i115'11 1596 C11-su-1 :111f1 Ft. C11:11'1cf M1141 JZ ..v . 1 1 .k 5 5 - 'S . 5 5 ' S . , - - Q v ,f : 2 CL A C E E , . 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T p A SA' 'Din 'u A l-'illc-lily zlnfl S1 '-Ly li mls llllfl all forms ul l s 'z Ice H13 lfll5'11wm1rl liriu' 'l'clc-plmmlv Vl5'JO lllcn lfllyn. lll. . 37 lizlsl f . ' 1 ' 2 arl Th, j -,Z , A- . l,tJllllP1ll'Cl, Illinois The Jolmlfll of Commerce U ' U ' 'O E E . 1 ' . A I 5 : - r : lH7.' H3 Years ul E 13 f Y ,- x Q , , , : 5 J. I 3 . . . 1 , . . 1 Cm m ous . cr' '--l94l 5 . V ' 2 E ' l':11 lllvrl. . l' ms- ' -lt haul . , . . . , . S . . . l PATTHJ e rrppecrt Itl9.l tatvnuso eocfnrrc bustness ren c'G1en Ellyn and lor b rd Allen s Servtce Statton Bergland Stephens Bolvvahnn Fuel Co Charles Bud Butler Dlck Carlson Catltn s Servlce Statton Datry Food Mart Du Page Cloak Shop Du Page Bustness College Ehte Beauty and Barber Shop Frank Goon Laundry I Ross Heaney Real Estate Blll Hull s Pure Ollers Mr and Mrs Frank Huntshaw leschke s Bakery lewel Food Store Edward Kletn Kroger Grocery Lrghthouse SGIVICQ Stat1on Bradley s Drug Store Cantteld Dalry Store Carlson Chevrolet Co Cummtng s Market Ed NIU Chase Real Estate Du Page Se vtce Statton Eagle Square Pamt Co Grunewald s Bakery ILE FLLY Mtlady s Beauty Shop Nattonal Tea Co Grocery and Market Datch Bros Ratnboft Flortsts Round s Servtce Statton Rystrorn s lewelry Samtary Food Market Hank s Quahty Meat Sears Roebuck CS Co Val Stkler Shoe Reparr Soukup Hardware Store R V Spaldtng Real Estate Stokburger s Real Estate Tauber s Dehcatessen CS Market The Flour Barrel Tterney s Meat Market Tony s Barber Shop Weller s Super Servtce F W Woolworth York Furr1er and Tatlor LUMBAHD H A Hover and Co Realtors Lombard Pure Otl Servtce Statron Lombard Sales lnc A C Anderson Lombard Recreatton Glenn Frsher Prop S A Mayer RealEstate Mrelke s Grocery CS Deltcatessen Mary Powers Gttt Shop Stepper s Royal Blue Store George Elmund Electncal Contractor The Dutch Krtchen Pleeqe 5 Hgrdware The Po Alder Putt C R Gerber Ie 1 elry and Mustc Shrp Tremblay Drug Store Altce Gray Musrc Studtc Vette Dry Goods Store Hetntz s Meat Snop Y , , , K W vfxslt to express cu 1, r 'a ion to fi s' ppor J' e M 'y th l llsvi g .ter haitf' fl d ' . rx . 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