Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1936 volume:

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With the passing of the second year, they became more legible, multiplying rapidly so that the giant hand moved swiftly to keep up with the very breath of development. Now, in Hirsch's third year of existence, the notes are shining forth clear, permanent and concise, an indelible record of the class of 1936. Qggsgwa 9 ...fa is XX,XX .,, . 3 if an-azigavbgifg ff , w N. 555,255 S- Q- 'Af N ' fl'- X 5' VF- Lmsw 1 2 A sg w,,ffS'i'.fg,fg,1',j'1.sf ' -Ffkflg gfgggggiig Q ' 'hx L+' 5. K 'K' - f' A ,Q.,9'1. lk. Ag eww A ' , skf:Q., E-s1UQ?:Sfff.f1: , '.g, Wrskiak' 'ix ifigk r 'QQTMN N-M 5 wk .i S guy. f Q-Q ' 1 JJ Q Q 5 ax, Ne gi? if I 3 t Qfif LC K gif is - 1 4:4 S s x X - ., f Y :fl ix , Q Q Q Q f , Q ,.. egg 'H i 49 sr 1 . 1 .x - xii .zy- f ,SEL vw. JW: r .F Q Q 6 T 1 1 2 vN-Q, Q-. Q .. .B 'ry V ARTHUR M. NICHELSON, Principal Iowa State Teacher's College, B. A. University of Chicago, M. A. MR. HARRY ISHERWOOD Dean of Boys MISS MARY I. MALONE Assistant Principal h Mb. .1-QA. . '-': ,.-.,', -,H QA -1 vi . ., -'... , N.. . ., z--,..g4.Q,. K-. .V o o .. .H . ,. --,. 1, I. ,Ng 2 Q .ag .w. I. -.4 1. Q.. l l ff ' l H l Reagan ,fn . . 4f..tfx- K ll. Tow Row: ' Perry Lawrenz Cullen Groh Flershem Geiger Fitzsimons Bailom Row: Annan Hardt Lanphier Rylands Cosgrove C. Fisher . ff Top Row: Kooistra Watson Arends . Billings Taheny Bottom Row: Feltges Blair . Bock . Stapleton A ' I l Tow Row: ,. Shannon McCahey O'Keefe Jeffers Bottom Row: MacDonald 5 Bordner -Q Ross ' Hubbard N l A English Department ' 1 , 4 As a whole, the English department offers a wide variety of different types of work for the l three and one-half years of English that every student is required to complete. In the B semesters, composition and the essay type of writing is stressed while in the A semesters, literature is taught. The 4A course, which covers the history of English literature, is offered to those pupils who intend to enter college. Drama, journalism and public speaking are the other elective courses of the department. 4 Mathematics Department For students who want to receive an excellent background in mathematics, the department oifers an extended course. Beginning algebra, plane geometry, advanced algebra, solid geometry and trigo- nometry are the subjects olfered. The purpose of the beginning algebra course is to give the student a knowledge of formulas and equations. Advanced algebra extends the student's power of the uses of algebra. To attempt to develop the reasoning powers of pupils by the understanding of a deductive 1 proof is the aim of geometry. Trigonometry teaches the practical application of mathematics. , Social Science Department In a social science course, a student is required to study three years of history, one semester of economics and one of civics. World History covers the prehistoric times up to the discovery of America. Modern History concerns the history of Europe from 1492 to the present time and United States History covers the same period in relation to America. Civics, a study of the federal and state laws, is required of everyone expecting to graduate from Hirsch. i l of Top Row: S. Fisher Ruddy Ackerman M. Larson Ballnm Row: Evers Stern G-iltner Prrritte Top Row: Krimmel Cates Mitchell Fenner A. Larson Bottom Raw: Mechtersheimer Knospe A. K ein Card on Lee ir- .1 v Aim il Top Raw: Hurney Mclinitf Protsman Noelle Meyer Bottom Raw: Blumenthal Pryor Kohn H. Klein Kelly X' , YF y, 11 f . oreign Language - 'll ' d h f ff ' 1- it U 1 J. genelil Ilflguilge course, 3. S ll Clit ITIUSI QVC Ollf yeafi O Ofelgfl anguages-t fee years of one and one of another. Pupils enrolled in other courses may take a language as an elective. The four languages offered at Hirsch are French, Spanish, German, and I..atin. To know the history of foreign people and to develop the ability to speak the language and read the literature are the main objectives of the foreign language course. Science Department Students who are scientifically-minded have the opportunity of enrolling in a general science course and taking all of the sciences offered at Hirsch. General Science and three of the following four subjects-chemistry, physics, botany and zoology-are required. Botany and zoology attempt to familiarize the student with plant and animal life respectively. Chemistry deals with the compo- sition of matter while physics enables the student to understand the principles of the science of mechanics, heat, light, sound, magnetism, and electricity. Commercial Department Any student enrolling in a commercial course must major in bookkeeping, of which two years are required, or stenography, which includes two and one-half years of shorthand. Besides bookkeeping and shorthand, the department offers typing, commercial geography, commercial law, elementary business training, business organization and salesmanship. Commercial law, which is required in the course, deals with property in connection with individuals, partnerships and corporation. Com- mercial geography familiarizes the student with the world's food and shelter possibilities. fa fx' J f- 4-,f':'!fif42' lm iw 'ul Lrjt la Right: Fenerty Krimmel Howatt Fitzsimons Ferrnier Lift la Right: MrCou rt Steinbach Nicklaus Kane Burke To 17 R 0Ilf'.' McMahon Paterson Bland Bolmm Row: Trayford Kuglin Baker ,ff XL-. N Art Department . As well as the one year of art that is required of everyone, the art department of Hirsch sponsors two major credit subjects-advanced art and art appreciation-which are both one semester courses. The main purpose of these courses is to cultivate an appreciation of beauty, to develop a power to produce beautiful things, and to discover and direct the talent of the students. Music Department ' Every student is required to earn two minor credits in music and he may do this by taking two semesters of music or by substituting a year of Choral Club, Glee Club, Band or Orchestra. A major credit is given to any pupil who has completed two or more semesters above the required year. The main purpose of these courses is to provide opportunities for intelligent appreciation of good music. Physical Education Department The aim of Hirsch's physical education department is to provide skilled leadership and adequate facilities that afford an opportunity for the individual to act in situations that are physically whole- some, mentally stimulating, satisfying and socially sound. Girls' gym classes are divided into two teams and are instructed in hockey, soccer, captain basket- ball, basketball, volleyball and baseball. Every boy is given an opportunity to play football, basketball, baseball and hockey. J if he 1 1 J 4 V. X J nr' c 1 L Tap Rau' : I sherwood Gleason Daly Echelbarger Nathan Botiom Row: Fermier DeRoque Coghlan Hays 1 K r ,, imuxcr r- Standing: Mrs. Kuehn, Crowe Sealed, Rear: Miss Conroy, Nelson Sealed, Front: Noren, Miss Conway, Frederickson Industrial Arts Department The Industrial Arts Department oifers two courses: a four-year technical course for boys and four-year household arts course for girls. For those boys wishing to take a technical course in preparation for a trade, woodshop, electric shop, print shop and mechanical drawing are offered. Girls desiring to graduate in a four-year household arts course are required to take sewing, cooking, home management and costume designing. I Office Force The clerical work at Hirsch is done by an efficient force consisting of Mrs. Gertrude Kuehn, Mr. Nichelson's secretary and the senior clerkg Miss Alice Conway, in charge of the center ofiice and Miss Mary Alice Conroy in charge of the record ofiice. Commercial students are appointed by the head of the Commercial Department to assist in the oHice. They aid in filing and attend to the switchboard and for this receive a minor credit. 716.23x1j0ZWv V56 Q aww! fl!V'- wwkx f ! 1 ll! f' I. r I - Wg- WV no if ' , ' I - f I Z, !-:f,.7'? ' A' ',f?',.f' , va 1 I 'E 'vAfAXn- 14-sig 'I ,, . I 1 nn 1 1 LJ' -' 3 A A: .4 LJ.. ! ' vu ' Q ' Y I 4 f ' 5 ... W, N-, , , ,. A-A . 1 . K- A, Y ,AE fr 1 .-Y , '.,-.tk.H at W 4-A Officers Prerident ..................4....... ' ..... William jackson Vice-Preridemf .... ....... J anet Geiger Serrefary ....... ..... B etty Finlayson T1'8d.fllJ'EI' ..... ..... .... R 0 bert Corbett Comm1ttees C PROM SONG AND MOTTO Charles Reid, rlmirfflavz James Austin Phyllis Bowman Lorainne Jacobson Catherine Vgk CONSTITUTION David Farber, chairnlan Robert Davis Gordon Sims Marion Widstrand CAP AND GOWN Robert Weisrniller, clmirmau ' Marion Benson Walter Kneisler George Lobell Frances Peterson PUBLICITY Frederic Tinsley, claaiz'l11.1fz Bertel Gustafson Richard Herpich Sidney Marco James Reed PIN AND RING Betty Maurey, rlaairrmzzz Orville Lee Iris Payne BREAKFAST . janet Gilday, rlaairnzazz Benton Burns Edith Foggett Robert Howard Rena Panteliot X Howell jones, rlmirnmn Virginia Aylesworth Betty Glixon George Pougialis Clarence Somrnerfeld Dorothy Shawhan Jacqueline Fawcett ASSESSMENT Robert Corbett, cbaiiwmfz Marjorie Hendrickson james Doty John Orther jack Rollins Rebecca Warren COMMENCEMENT GIFT john Davenport, 6194217275111 Evert Anderson Janet Fletcher Merle Kingman Florence Lind .4-u jeanne Hall, cbairmmz Janith Brown Martha Pulling julienne Teiser john Toner FLOWER AND RIBBON Marion Garnbell, chairman Bernice Cmeyla Mary Haas Marie Nelson Astrid Strand Adams, Arthur Northwestern jou rnalism Afrirtarzt Sporfr Editor, Hirsch Heraldg Civic League, Tennis team. Anderson, Evelyn Business College Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.1 Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls. Anderson, Evert Northwestern Commencement Committeeg Arz- mml Salesman: Camera clubg Al- chemistsg Civic League, Pytha- gorenns. . Anderson, Roy Elsworth Curtiss Wright Aviation Camera club. Anderson, William Alchemistsg Civic League. Austin, James Illinois Prom Committeeg Alllllidl Staff,- Civic Leagueg Track, '54, Axelrod, Rose Chicago Journalism 4A Editor, Amzualf Literary Edifor, -Copy Editor, Hirrcb Hef- nldg Vice-President, C. W. A.g President, Le Cercle Francaisg Civic League, Senior Girls'. Aylesworth, Virginia Beloit U Song and Motto Committee 5 A11- mral 5'alemzar1,' Freshman Guideg Choral clubg Senior Girls'. fx ,, Bain, Gladys Beauty Culture School Civic Leagueg Senior Girls'g Spanish club. A Baldwin, Betty Junior College C. W. A.: Debating club, Latin club: Hirrrln Herald Siayfg Senior Girls'. Ball, June Moser Secretary Bowling teamg Civic League: G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Red Crossg Senior Girls'. Barckmann, Virginia Chicago Dietician Civic League, Senior Gir1s'. Bartman, Bernice American Physical Education College V Gym Teacher Bowling teamg Camera club: Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment, Red Crossg Senior Gir1s'. Baumbach, Tom Alabama Baumeister, George Purdue Civil Engineering Bell, Gladys Illinois Civic League, G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. rl 1 Bender, David Illinois Pharmacist Alchemistsg Annual Salernzmzf Camera clubg Civic Leagueg C. V. C. Studentesg,Pythagoreansg Red Crossg Senior Boys'g Stamp club. . Bennett, Walter Q Purdue Radio Engineer Alchemistsg Tennis team. Benson, Marion Bryant 8: Stratton Secretary Cap and Gown Committeeg Civic Leagueg G. A. .g M es of the M entg i G' JW Q W Berquist, Edith Wfheaton Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Berquist, Ruth Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. Binyon, Florence Illinois Alchemistsg Camera clubg Civic Leagueg Dramag G. A. A.3 Modes of the Momentg Pythagoreansg Senior .Girls'. . Bodnar, Dorothea Chicago Secretary, Camera clubg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'g Spanish club. Bolle, Margaret Commercial Artist Bondy, Virginia Illinois Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'g Spanish club. MWQW' Bowen, Bette Illinois Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'g Student Council. Bowman, Phyllis D. Walton Commercial Artist Prom Committeeg Annual Saler- mang Annual S1615 ,' Civic League, Freshman Guide, G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. Boysen, Donald Illinois Attorney Civic Leagueg Pythagoreansg Senior Boys'. Bloomberg, Florence Michael Reese Nurses' Train- ing School n Civic Leagueg G. A. A-S Senior Girls'. Breithaupt, Marguerite Bryant8r Stratton Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Brown, janith A Chicago Gift Comniitteeg Ammal Staffg Civic League, G. A. A.g Senior Girls' gu Spanish club. Brunacci, joe Illinois Electrical Engineer Alchemists. Buckner, Madelyn Walton Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. swirl Bulger, Charles Illinois Electrical Engineer Alchemists. Burns, Benton Forestry Breakfast Committeeg President Choral clubg President, C. W. A., Annual S:1lc?.l'llldlI.' Annual Smf: Boys' Glee clubg Civic Le'ueg Hirzrcb Herald Stag: Masquersg Lettermeng Freshman Guicleg Op- eretta club: Secretary, Senior Boys'g Swimming, '34, '35. Burton, jean Northwestern Opera Singer Civic League. Carlson, Bill Augustana Eleqfrigal Engineer Cassano, Battista john Bryant 8: Stratton Theatre Manager Cavoto, Lena Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Clinkman, Jack Northwestern Civic League, Drumag Senior Boys'. Clough, Warren Cmeyla, Bernice Civic Leagueg C. V. C. Stu- dentesg G. A. A. Cohn, Juliette Beautician Civic League, Senior Girls'. Conradson, Doris Moser ,. Stenographer Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Monientg Senior Girls'. Conradson, Elaine Moser Stenographer Civic League, G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Corbett, Robert Chicago Lawyer Treasurer, 4A Class, President, Dial and Shutter, Vice-President, C. V. C. Studentesg Neutr Editor, Hirrcln Heraldg Alchemists, Py- thagoreansg Senior Boys'. Curtis, Aileen G. A. A. Danca, Charles Davenport, john M. Chicago Journalism Chairman, Commencement Com- mittee, Salex Manager, Annual 5 Circulation Arrirtanl, Hirirb Her- aldg Civic Leagueg Choral club, Dramag Operetta club. Davis, Robert B. United States Military Academy Army Othcer Constitution Committee, Presi- dent, Student Council, Chief of Hall Guards, Chief of Freshman Guidesg Lieutenant of Ushers, Saler Mmager, Annual, '34, '35g Plmtograplay Editor, Annual, '36,' Vice-President, Boys' Glee clubg Alchemists, Civic Leagueg Cross Country, '35, Basketball, '33, '34, Choral clubg Dramag Pythagor- eansg Senior Boys'g Lettermen's club. Dean, Marjorie junior College Civic League, G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'g Spanish club. Doty, james Illinois Pharmaceutical Chemistry Secretary, Alchemists' B o y s ' Glee clubg Choral ching Civic League, C. V. C. Studentesg Se- nior Boys', Stamp club. Drysdale, john Northwestern Athletic Instructor Civic League, Drama. Dunlap, Doris De Paul journalism Edelman, Paul Edster, Marie Federal Schools of Art Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Gi rls '. Farber, David Junior College Lawyer President, Senior Boys'g Presi- dent, Debating clubg Chairman, Constitution Committeeg Alchem- istsg Civic Leagueg C. V. C. Studentesg Lettermen's club, Py- thagoreans. Fawcett, Jacqueline Author 4A Class Historian: Literary Edilor, Hiizrrln Hemldg Marion- ettesg Drama. Fehlman,.James Purdue Physical Education Civic Lshgueg Lettermen's clubg Footballj 35g Swimming, '34, '5S. Fillippo, William Illinois Physical Education Vfrestlingg Lettermen's club. J l 14 '. .4 ff! '7 Finkelstein, Harry Armour Electrical Engineer Civic League. Finlayson, Betty F. Art Institute Interior ' or tai 4 ss, Annual I ,' iff gue G. A. A., arion te , Modes f the Mo- ment, S nior Girls'. Fletcher, Janet Illinois Foreign Corre- spondent President, Lettergirls, Com- mencement Committee, Treasurer, Senior Girls', Secretary-Treasurer, junior Girls', Recording Secre- tary, G. A. A., Alchemists, An- nual Staff Basketball, '34, '35, Field Hockey, '35, Civic League, Le Cercle Francais, Red Cross. Flood, Muriel Englewood Hospital Stewardess of Airlines Civic League, G. A. A., Letter- girls, Senior Girls', Basketball, '34, '35, Volley Ball, '34, '35, Baseball, '34, '35, Field Hockey, '34, '35. Fobes, Eleanor Business College Secretary Civic League. Fogg, Anthur Foggett, Edith Bryant 8: Stratton Stenographer Breakfast Committee, Amzzml Staff, Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Fort, Harriet ' Moser Secretary Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls', Student Council. - E1 , lf: Y L. Fox, Thomas Hemphill Deisel Engineering School Freischlag, Wesley Purdue Electrical Engineer Alchemists, Basketball, '353 Drama, Civic League, Choral club, Lettermen's club, Operetta club, Senior Boys'. Gambell, Marion De Pauw Chairman, Flower and Ribbon Committee, Civic League, G. A. A., C. V. C. Studentes, Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Gardner, Edith Bryant 8: Stratton Secretary Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girish Geiger, Janet Chicago Foreign Corre- spondent Vice-President, 4A Class, Presi- dent, Senior Girls', Secretary, Pythagoreans, Annual Staff Civic League, Alchemists, Debating club, G. A. A., C. V. C. Stu- dentes. Genovese, Don Alabama Baseball g Basketball. Gerwig, Walter Alabama Engineer Baseball, '34, '35, Football, '34, '35, I.ettermen's club, Senior Boys'. Gilday, Janet Dietician Chairman, Breakfast Commit- tee, Alchemists, Choral club, Drama, Girls' Glee club, Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Gimbel, Thelma Chicago Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Gittelson, Rosalie Bryant 8: Stratton Secretary Civic League, G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Glasnap, Harriet South Shore Hospital Nurse Library Service club, Senior Girls'. Glixon, Betty Chicago Foreign Corre- spondent Motto and Song Committeeg Annual Srajfg Civic Leagueg De- bating cluhg G. A. A., Le Cercle Francais, Pythagoreansg Senior Girls', Field Hockey, '55. Goldenberg, Jerrold I. Illinois Civic League, German clubg Senior Boys'. 'Goldberger, Robert M. Illinois Pharmacist Alchemists, Civic Leagueg Boys' Glee clubg Senior Boys'g Spanish club. Groban, Sidney Radio Engineer Grossman, Howard Illinois Lawyer Alchemists, Amzzml Salerflzmzg Camera clubg Civic League Pyth- agoreansg Senior B0y5'. 0 -----.-rv . ,N Guarascio, Sam Illinois Secretary, Lettermen's club, Al- chemistsg Baseball, '35g Football, '33, '34, '35g Senior Boys'. Guba, Margaret Bryant 8: Stratton Secretary Senior Girls'. Gustafson, Bertel Publicity Committee: Alchem- istsg Civic Leagueg Red Crossg Senior Boys'. Haas, Mary Secretary Flower- and Ribbon Committee, Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. -414 I QL: 1 I f Hai , J ' Purdue echanical Engineer .City Champion 100 yard Breast- stroke, '35g Captain, Swimming team, Alchemistsg Annual Saler- mmzg Baseball, '33: Lettermen's clubg Senior Boys'g Civic League. Hall, Jeanne Beloit Chairman, Gift Co mittee, Sec- ior nmzl Saler- i ic eague Drama, Girls' lub Le Ce cle Francaisg ' Y, ' 1 . ' 3 5 5- 2 O . rretta clubg Senior Girls'g f shman Guide. Hansen, Frank Illinois Dentistry President, Civic League, Clean- up Compaign, '35. Harris, Clarke Bryant 8: Stratton Stenotype Operator Drama, Public Speaking. - I V ies., Harris, Edward Electrical Engineer Haser, Frank Illinois Radio Advertising Basketball, '53, '3-lg Football, '33 Hawkins, Howard I Illinois Engineer Vice - President, Pythagoreansg Annual Salemzan: Annual Staffg Alchemistsg Bowlingg Ca ni e r a clubg Civic League-3 Freshmen Guidesg Senior Boys'g Ushers. Healy, Margaret De Paul Camera club: Modes of the Mo- mentg Senior Girls'. Hegstrom, Walter Electrical Engineer x Football, '35g Track, '55. Hendrickson, Marjorie , Chicago Secretary I Assessment Committeeg An- nual Staj: Civic Lengueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'g Red Cross. Herpich, Richard ' Wisconsin Corporation ' Lawyer Publicity Committeeg Choral clubg Civic League: C. V. C. Studentesg Football, '53, '34, '35g Golf, '54, B53 Lettermen's club. Hillstrom, Jean Stenographer Library Assistant: Modes of the Llomentg Senior Girls'. t x -1.13 0 Holmboe, Harold ' Illinois - Alchemists, Civic Leagueg Red Crossg Senior Boys'. , . , rothy e QU ecretary A ic tx ue'g . A. .g Senior S, Holzman, Lester Engineer Tennisg Senior Boys'. Howard, Robert Illinois Lawyer Breakfast Committeeg V i c e - President, Alchemistsg Annual Smbfg Baseball, '34g Camera clubg Civic Leagueg Freshman Guidesg Football, '34, '55g Lettermen's cluhg Senior Boys'g Pythagoreansg Ushers. panisl ub. 7 er, Harri ivic Let 3 G. A. A.g Modes the entg Senior Girls'g I Husmann, Eloise Chicago President, V. C. Studentesg Presigerlt, Q. .A'.,.A.g Girlie' Spam Biebill, 35. '34, Bas etb llg '33, ,'5f,,,',55gt,V0lley-J ball, '52,fC5'4'lfFie'ld' I-fockey, '34, '35g Civic League, Debating So- ciety: Lettergirlsg Senior Girls'g Student Council. Jackson, Charlotte Henrotin Hospital Psychiatrist Vice-President, Banclg Orches- tra, Senior Girls'. jackson, Bill Illinois Mechanical Engineer President 4A Classg President, Operetta clubg Choral Clubg Boys' Glee clubg Civic League, Golf, '31 '35: Tennis, '35g Lettermen's clubg Senior Boys'. Kessel, Lawrence Chicago Camera clubg Civic Leagueg C. W. A. Kingman, Merle Illinois Commercial Artist Arrirtant Literarjf Editor, Hirrrb H erald. Kinka, Charles R. Illinois Civil Engineer Senior Boys'. Kirkwood, Arthur Northwestern Aviator Kneisler, Walter Illinois Metallurgist Cap and Gown Committeeg Boys' Glee clubg Choral clubg Al- chemistsg Civic Leagueg Operetta clubg Stage Crew, Les Masquersg Ushersg Senior Boys'. Knight, Ethelyn Normal Teacher Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Kohler, Eleanor Franklin Pianist Alchemistsg Annual SaIe.fmm1,' Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g C. W. A., Library Assistantg Modes of the Mornentg Orchestra, Pytha- goreansg Senior Girls'. Kramer, janet Fay George Williams Advertising Civic League, Debating clubg G. A. A. Krol, Valeria Chicago Medicine Alchemists: C'-mera club, Civic Leagueg Senior Grrls'. La Mantia, Anne Chicago Child Nurse Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Le Cercle Francaisg Pythagoreansg Se- nior Girls'. La Placa, Henry Chicago Physician C. V. C. Studentesg Spanish Club. Larson, Eleanor Bryant 8: Stratton Secretary Bowlingg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment, Ten- nis, Senior Girls'. Le Boy, Harold Illinois Civic clubg Spanish club. Lee, R. Orville ' George Williams U Lawyer Pin and Ring Committee. Lind, Florence Bryant 8: Stratton Secretary Commencement Com mittee 1 Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Lischalk, Helen Normal Teacher 'om Com 1 e' Vice-Presi ent, Senior Girls'g Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment. ac , Lo e oser Stenographer jenkins, Landon Wisconsin Alchemistsg C. V. C. Studentes. Johnson, Carl Illinois Aviation Alchemistsg Annual SaZe.rman,' Annual Smff Camera clubg Civic Leagueg Bowlingg Pythagoreansg Senior Boys'. johnson, Charles Illinois Journalism Spanx Editor, Annualg Treas- urer, Alchemistsg Camera clubg Civic Leagueg Bowlingg Hirrcla Herald Staff' Golf, '353 Letter- men's clubg Senior Boys'. Johnson, Dagmar Burnham Beauty Operator Camera clubg Civic League: G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Gir1s'. Johnson, Glenn Illinois Gym Teacher Bandg Civic Leagueg Pytha- goreans. Johnson, john junior College Chemist Alchemistsg Football, '35g Pythagoreans. johnson, Norman Federal Art School Illustrator johnson, Violet Bryant 8: Stratton Secretary Bowlingg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. jones, Gwyneth junior College Photographer Camera clubg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls. jones, Howell Musician Chairman, Song and Motto Coinmitteeg Annual Szzleymmzg Boys' Glee clubg Choral clubg Civic Leagueg Dramag Operetta clubg Spanish clubg Stage Crewg Ushers. juleen, Carl Wesley Art Institute t Industrial Designer Annfml Smyfg Senior Boys'g Ushers. Kahn, Ellen Northwestern Dietitian Secretary, Spanish clubg Civic Leagueg Senior Girls'. Kemph, Virginia ' Illinois Social Service Worker Civic Leagueg Modes of the Momentg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Kenney, john . Basketball, '55. Kerrison, Marion Illinois Senior Girls'g Civic League. .. ' PF' .-4' Lobell, George Armour Electrical Engineer Cap and Gown 'Committeeg President, Alchemists, A rz n u al Slajfg Czunera clubg Bowlingg Civic L e a g u e 3 Pythagoreans, Ushers. Lun n,M vin orth tery Medicine r . horal clubg Tren? u e re ta clubg . ta'n, ' 5 Slajfg fzual I 1 lee cl b' ' i g g resh a ' , a e Crewg Stamp cl ,J ers. Lundgren, Jane junior College Dress ' Designer Civic League, G. A. A.g Span- ish clubg Senior Girls'. Lundmark, Leonard Minnesota Lawyer Civic League. MacKay, Flora Nurses Training School Civic Leagueg Red Cross, Senior Girls'. Marco, Sidney M. Illinois Physician Publicity Committeeg Annual Sale.fmmz,' Alchemistsg Boys' Glee clubg Drnmag Senior Boys'g Stu- dent Councilg Track. Martin, David Missouri journalism Proof Editor, Make-up Ediior, Executive Editor, Hirsch Hemldg Publirily Editor, Annual ,' Annual Salermang Choral clubg Civic Lea- ,gueg C. W. A.g Dramag Senior Boys'g Student Council. 5 Maurey, Betty Illinois Vice-President, Choral clubg Vice-President, Operetta clubg Secretary, Girls' Glee clubg Chair- man, Pin and Ring Committeeg Assistant Chief, Freshman Guidesg Annual Salermang Civic Leagueg Dramag Modes of the Momentg Public Speakingg Pythagoreansg G. A. A.g Senior Girls', Student Council. 1. 1 Maurey, Eugene Armour Mechanical Engineer Treasurer, Pythagoreansg As- sessment Committee, Choral cluhg Civic Leagueq Football '33-'35g Lettermen's clubg Senior Boys'g President, Student Council. McGavock, Grundy R.C.A. Radio Technician Stage Managerg Captain, Hall Guardsg Choral clubg Bandg Civic Leagueg Drama. McMahon, Martin Postal Railway Clerk Meckstroth, Donald Northwestern Mechanical Engineer Senior Boys'. Metzger, Audrey Chicago Secretary Civic Leagueg Senior Girls'g Spanish club. Meves, Robert Wisconsin Alchemists, Senior Boys'. Meyers, Arnold ' Air Mail Pilot Mided, Frances Illinois Amzfml Sale.rmaf1,' Civic Lea- gue, Debating clubg G. A. A.g Knitting club, Spanish club, Student Council. ,af I ul l 1 l 1 si l l Miller, Minnie . Fox Secretary Civic League, G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. Mitchell, John Av into: Moskow,4Harry Northwestern Concert Pianist Bandg Civic Leagueg Debating club. Nelson, Glad ys' Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Nelson, Marie Secretary Flower and Ribbon Committeeg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Nicholson, Anne George Willianms journalism Drama. , Nickerson, Jeanne Illinois Vice-President, Debating clubg Ae2'1ferliJir1g Ilianager, Anmm1,' Civic Leagueg C. V. C. Studentesg G. A. A.g Field Hockey, '55' Senior Girls'. s Noj d, Bernice Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. 4- AAA. -S Noren, Margaret Ann Bryant 8: Stratton Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Norris, Catherine De Paul Stenographer G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Nystedt, Helen Commercial Artist Vice-President, C. V. C. Stud- entesg Civic League, Dramag Modes of the Momentg G. A. A., Pythagoreansg Senior Girls'. O'Hare, Charles B. Art Institute Portrait Artist Annual Staff Civic Leagueg Drama. Olson, Norman Arizona G-Man Opland, Joanne Westei'n Reserve Legal Stenographer Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Red Crossg Senior Girls'. Orther, john Illinois Physician President, Pythagoreansg As- sessment Committeeg Alchernistsg Golf, '351 Lettermen's club. Panteliot, Rena Northwestern Secretary Breakfast Committeeg Secretary, Senior Girls'g Camera clubg Civic Leagueg Dramag Modes of the Momentg G. A. A. ,...LL, A. Parkinson, Eleanor Bryant Bt Stratton , Stenographer Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Patten, Harriet Business College Stenographer Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Payne, Iris Business College Secretary Pin and Ring Committee, Sec- retary, Modes of the Moment, Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Peak, Norman Lake Forest Peters, Tom Colgate Peterson, Charles Naval Service Peterson, Frances Northwestern Cap and Gown Committee, Arzmml Smjfg Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Red Cross, Senior Girls'. Pougialis, George Illinois ' Lawyer Motto and Song Committee, Al- chemists, Civic League, Fresh- man Guide, Pythagoreans. Pulling, Martha Vogue Dress Designing Gift Committee, Civic League, Drama, G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Rasch, Dorothy junior College Commercial Artist Treasurer, German club, Al- chemists, Choral club, Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Reed, james , Duke Medical Research Alchemists, Annual Salerman, Amzual Staff, Camera club, Pub- licity Committee, Pythagoreans, Property Manager, Masquers, Se- nior Boys'. Reid, Charles A. Texas Agriculture Chairman, Prom Committee, Treasurer, Senior Boys', Annual Staff, Camera club, C. V. C. Stu- dentes, Debating club, Letter- men's club, Pythagoreans, Swim- ming, '55, '5-4, '35. Ringstrom, William Photographer Rodstrom, Evelyn Secretary Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Rollins, jack Illinois Salesman Assessment Committee, Assist- ant Chief, Hall Guards, Annual 511157, Civic League, Track. Salmon, Phoebe De Paul Settlement House Worker 4A Class Prophet, Choral club, Civic League, C. V. C. Studentes, Debating club, Drama, C. W. A., Girls' Glee club, G. A. A., Op- eretta club, Senior Girls'. Samuelson, Eric Printing Senior Boys', Sandberg, James XV. Commissioned Othcer, U. S. Navy Santschi, Madeline M. Illinois Civic League: Drama: G. A. A.: Senior Girls'. Santy, Ruth Junior College Band: Civic League: Hirrclo Herald SMH: Modes of the Mo- ment: G. A. A.: Orchestra: Se- nior Girls'. Schauer, joseph Purdue Civil Engineer Football, '35: German club: Lettermen's club. Schlesinger, Robert N. ' Junior College -, A I , ' Alchemists: Camera club: De- bating club: Pythagoreans: Sehior-'A ' I Boys'. ' ' k u Schwartz, Ruth Business College ' Stenographer Civic League: G. A. A.: Modes of the Moment: Senior Girls'. Shapin, Allen Illinois Mechanical Engineer Alchemists: Camera club. Shapiro, Ben Illinois Annual St1le.rn:mz ,' Civic League g Senior Boys'. Shawhan, Dorothy Chicago Concert Pianist Motto and Song Committee: Senior Aciivilier Editor, Anmmlg Annual SaleJmm1.' Choral club: Civic League g Alchemists : Drama: G. A. A.: Hirrfb Herald Sfufjfi Operetta club: Orchestra: Red Cross: Senior Girls'g Pythagor- eans. Sheehy, George Alabama Sherman, Seymour De Paul Professional Baseball Baseball, '34,'?a5g Civic League: Senior Boys'. Sims, Gordon Purdue Chemical Engineer Constitution Committee: Civic League: Baseball: Basketball: Swimmingg Senior Boys'. Sommerfeld, Clarence Art Institute Commercial Artist Song and Motto Committee: Captain, Hall Guards: Boys' Glee club: Choral club: Civic League: Operetta club. Sorkin, Bella Illinois Civic League: G. A. A.: Modes of the Moment: Senior Girls'. Souder, William ' Illinois Civic League. f ff' ,. .., gf Al If L W ' ' 'F F'F'f'f!? 'PBYFF l kv 4 A . 5 ',r I ' il 4-B Officers Prexident ........................ . ....... Andrew Pittas I Vice-Preridenl .......... ....... , ......... R uth Wilhelms Secretary ...... .... M artha Murphy Treamrei' ........... ..- . .... Howard Davis Sacml-Chmrman ................ - ............ Sanford Feld Committees PROM Sanford Feld, chaimzaiz Marjorie judd Myra Murphy Betty Clark Mary jane Hartmann Josephine Chimino CLASS BREAKFAST David Dennis, chairman Thelma Anderson Ray Thompson Gerald Grant Billie Bender F INANCEA Howard Davis, chairman Raymond Youngblood Doris Whitmer Warren Buxton Max Lubershane Melvin Lewis Clarence Lantz SONG ' ' .- LesliefWavrinek, clnzirmmz Tom Stephenson Dorothea' Bergin . Mary Paxton nn. Myron Graff X qt 1 COMMENCEMENT CAP AND GOWN L55 f ' Gwendolyn Becking, chairman Sam Zimmerman, rbaifimiiz Q Martha Murphy Mary Jager 1-light Harvey jenkins James O'Sullivan ' , '- Warren S'-lft0U Rosalie Saunders FLOWER AND MOTTO CLASS MEMORIAL Frank Hackett, clnairmalz Harriet Lou Kemp, cbairnzafz A- MQfY,4MCHdC1S0H Y Robert Min , :Phil Hursh Alice Loughlin V Helen Gold PIN AND RING Beth Lee, chairman Dorothy Fahlstrom . jack Seip Agnes Krause Marilee Nims Betty Lou Mosby CLASS HISTORY Willard Erickson, clmiimarz ' Doris Pitsch Morris Feller Robert Goodman Evelyn Puhr K jeanrfe Fahlstrom CLASS PROPHECY . Ruth Wilhelms, chairman - Dorothy'Ashe1by- - . Sylvia.Roth-bart' - , I ' Tom Uenst +- Howard Davis Ieanette Polson PUBLICITY . A George Sim, clmirmmz f Bernice Bruski David Dennis .. Q' Emma Ohskay , ' jack.Hizer ' . Ray Behrend rr me me Laumer or A MJ Abrahamson, Gunvor Secretary G. A. A.g Senior Gi1'ls'. Allen, Beverly J. Northwestern Musician Allen, Shirley Lawyer G. A. A.g Modes of the Mo- ment. Amick, Betty V. Chicago Saleswoman Golfg Marionettes. Andersen, Byron Chicago Machinist Anderson, Edith Moser Stenographer Civic Leagueg Senior Girls'. Anderson, Thelma L. Bryant and Stratton Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. Anderson, Thelma Principia Civic Leagueg Senior Gir1s'. Anderson, Vivian Illinois Actress Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Latin clubg Modes of the Momentg Se- nior Girls'. Asi , Dorothy i M' Archaeologist President, Modes of the Mo- ment. Ashelby,Dorothy.., I Moser . . .. Pro ixffb 'I ml ,' Prop 0 ' ee' ne '5' g soci. hair ish clulag Civi League, Mo s of the Mo. mentg Senior Girls'. Ashford, Virginia Bryant and Stratton Secretary Civic Leagueg junior GirIs'g Senior Girls'. Auld, Robert Illinois Aviator . Hirrcb Herald Salesman. . X 4 . fy. If d HBEUQQ-521, da . Dentistry Civic Leagueg G.'A. A. I Barth, Virg' ' . Chica rt Institu rtist ' Hir eral S m If ' ' Ll 5 . ., d e max or irl Bauman, Alan Massachusetts Institute of Technology Engineer Civic League. I - A ,Mgr .st ucv, ,, MM , r 'fl' .4 Becking, Gwendolyn S -V Northwestern Secretary, Civic Leagueg Social Committee, Civic Leagueg Clean- up Campaigng Cheer Leaderg Dramag G. A. A.g junior Girls'g Senior Girls'g Spanish clubg Stu- dent Council. Beclell, Ruth Virginia Goodman Theatre Actress Choral clubg Civic Leagueg Dramag Latin clubg Operetta clubg Senior Girls'. ,. , ' J . ffl Be rend, Raymond ' 4,942 South Side junior College Journalist Pulzlicily Edilor, News Editor. Auirtzmz Make-Up Editor.. Hirirb Herald ,' Publicity Committee, june '36g Annual .S'ale.rman,' Chemistry clubg Civic League, Dramag Ger- man club. Be 'll' llin ' l ecretary reak t Com t e, June '36g Treasu , G. A dqertiring Stajf, nu ' i ockef '54, 7159 11 l ' , 9 , ' Basket ll, ', , ase all, '54, '55g vi eagueg junior Girls'g Letter Girls'g Modes of the Mo- mentg Senior Girls'. Bergin, Dorothea Illinois Teacher Song Committee, june '36g Chemistry clubg Choral club, Civic Leagueg G. A. A.: Girls' Glee clubg Latin clubg Operetta club, Senior Girls'. Berglund, Violet Moser Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Ger- man clubg Knitting clubg Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. Bergstrom, Eleanor G. Moser Secretary President, Knitting clubg Civic League, G. A.,A. Best, Marion Chicago Nurse Vice-President, Knitting club, Annual .S'ale.rma11,' Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Hirrclf Herald Saler- Ylldlllj Le Cercle Francaisg Senior Girls'. 5 f . , I ' zfzzdwwf . 51,1 I Bingham, Stella May ,Mr Qing, South Shore Hospital! ,Nurs Civic Leagueg G. A. A.f Modes of the Moment. Blatzer, Lawrence Purdue Football, '3 5 3 Lettermen. Blatzer, Raymond Notre Dame Blevins, Eileen Costume Designer G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. if .l f ,flyfjff lilfggbggxyfug . I ' Bryant and ' IV I f' Stenogra er l Gi?iV'Cf115f5':.G.CQ'E?A4'ZM'fca l A if Bogue, Betty h journalist Annual Smjg Hirrrl: Herald Slaj ,' Civic Leagueg Creative Writ- ing clubg junior Gir1s'g Senior Girls'. Bohlin, Richard Illinois Lawyer Bonas, Yvonne Moser Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Le Cercle Francaisg Senior Girls'. ! 4 Bowes, Geraldine De Paul Stenographer .Civic Leagueg G. A. A., junior Grrls'g Knitting clubg Se n i o r Girls'. Boyer, William Armour Chemical Engineer Chemistry club, Hall Guard. Brady, Eileen Normal Teacher Civic League. Brandmayr, Margaret Civic League, Senior Girls'. i . mf . alll' l, -z lv. 5 . V. -1 f Lilly I il. . ,yi U' ,fi f 3, -sf' b 1 Bgl , Lyhette iRoselai1d Hospital Nurse ' 56Cr6tary, Spanish club. 7 J Brown, Ba . cretary ecretary- ' er, Freshman Classg Civi eagueg G. A. A., urllQ7f'Girls'g Librarian, Pytha- o eansg Senior Girls'. qhxjkx -VU? , ef ' Q,ayJ IJ -. Brown, Phyllis Northwestern journalist Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Browne, Nora Stenographer Senior Girls'. PAM i Vit H .15 tl... V ' . we ,I tional ach College Teacher My ' Knit- b Bruski, Bernice Moser Secretary Civic Leagueg Le Cercle Fran- caisg G. A. A., Hirffla Herald Sale.rman,' Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. Buckley, Victor Buisseret, Raymond Chicago Medicine Captain, Hall Guards. Gjpmjfiy iL L Q is Slkg xl Butcher, Charles Illinois Engineer Civic League, Division Base- ballg Division Basketball. Butler, Mary Ellen If St. Xavier' 'E Laboratory Technician Le Cercle Francais, Knitting club, Senior Girls'. Buxton, Warren Chicago Chemist Bowlingg Chemistry clubg De- bating clubg Latin club, Pytha- goreansg Senior Boys'. Caddick, Grace L. Business College Stenographer Civic League, G. A. A.g Knit- ting club, Senior Girls'g Spanish club. Campbell, Jean Knitting club, Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Canna, Frank J. Armour Coach Civic League, Baseball, '35, Basketball, '34, '55, Football Man- ager, '35, Lettermen. Canna, Teresa Illinois ' Civic League, G. A. A., Knit- ting club, Senior Girls'. Carlson, Edwin Northwestern Bookkeeper Hall Guard, Stamp club. Carlson, Virginia Normal Teacher Civic League, G. A. A., Ger- man club, Senior Girls'. Case, Gladys Madison Teacher Treasurer, Le Cercle Francais, Civic League, G. A. A., Junior Gii'ls', Knitting club, Senior Girls', Student Council. Casper, Coy Chemistry club, Librarian. Cavanagh, Richard Armour Mechanical Civic League, Hall Cerny, Robert Illinois Chemical Engineer Chemistry club, Civic League. Chimino, Josephine South Side junior College Bookkeeper Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls'. I T , Cl1ristQjfel,LE1l:lyn Q M , Rf Q i Stqnographer L'Civic 'Leagueg G1 A. A., Senior Girls'. lgrxf' Clark, Betty - Northwestern Civic League, G. A. A., junior Girls', Latin club, Senior Girls'. l Clark, Thomas Chemistry club, Senior Boys'. Clark, Walter Parker junior College . Radio Engineer Band, Civic League, Senior Boys', Spanish club. Coates, Hugh Illinois Electrical Engineer Coffey, Mary l enographer Civic L a , unior Girls', Senior Girls' rule- -- Cogan, Charles Notre Dame Aviator Civic League, Lightweight Bas- ketball, '54. Cohn, Sara Ann South Side Junior College Librarian Civic League, Drama, junior Girls'g Senior Girls'g Spanish club. I onners, ig g af te f ' Teacher I is A er!! ' Szaff, Annual: Civic Lea g li jd A.g junior Girls'g Mo ,nl A- 1 Moment, Senior Gif , ' Costin, William Illinois Coulomb, Dorothea Ann Moser Ad1'erti.ring Staff, Afmmzl: Civic League, Choral club, G. A. A.g Junior Girls'g Mixed Chorusg Senior Girls'. Cox, David Illinois Artist German clubg Swimming Team, Wrestling, '34. Cronkhite, Bette janet Illinois U Senior Girls'g G. A. A. Daly, William Bryant and Stratton Accountant Annual Smjfg Bowling, Civic Leagueg Senior Boys'. Davis, George Stetson Coach Vice-President, German club, Chemistry clubg Division Basket- ball. Davis, Howard Michigan Lawyer Treasurer, June Classg Chair- man, Financial Committeeg Pro- phecy Committeeg Baseball, '34, '55, Basketball, '54, '35, Deal, john M. Armour Engineer Civic League. Dennis, David S. . Dartmouth Writer Feature Editor, Annual ,' Chair- man, Class Breakfast Committeeg President, Stamp club, Publicity Chairman, Civic League: Clean-up Campaigng Annual Salefmang Choral clubg Debating clubg Latin clubg Librarianj, Senior Boys'g Student Council. Denst, Thomas Illinois Mechanical Engineer Civic Leagueg Division Basket- ball, Football, ' 4, '353 Letter- me g ythagor sg -W estling, ai E DeRango, Mary Evelyn Saint Mary's Social Chairman, Modes of the Momentg Membership Committee, Civic League, Clean-up Cam- paign, G. A. A., junior Girls'g Modes of the Momeng Senior Gi' '. gf nls ,MMV Holyoke Musician Band, Civic League, A, A.g Modes of the Senior Girls'. Margaret Teacher clubg Civic League, Pythagoreansg Senior ennis. ,am . l. I n f ', ff if fr R 1 dhyzlv.. ff.. i 1 l llcverick, Charles Doctor Sale: Manager, Amzualg Buri- nerr Manager, Hirrcb Herafdj Chemistry clubg Civic League, Hall Guard, Spanish club. Dickson, Virginia Vogue Interior Decorator Latin club. Dildine, Marabell Moser Stenographer Civic League, G. A. A., Latin club, Senior Girls'. Drazba, Peter Notre Dame Chemistry club. Dre , Qelrzrldine R. 9 ff' 'fri Bryantfnl Stratton . 'hjl D, f,!,l9.!f.- M rjfgookkeeper 5 ,3ffCivic raaguei A. A., Junior ij fr Girls: ,,,1l.Mddes of the Moment, f SCFHQI' Girls. Eifrid, Stephen r Engineer Civic League, Division Basket- ball. Enright, Elizabeth McKay Social Worker Chemistry club, Civic' League, G. A. A., junior Girls', Oper- etta, Senior Girls'. Erickson, Willard Q.. x I Armour Engineer 'S Publicity Editor, Sports Ecliror, .fxgcecutive Editor, Hirrch Herald ,' A--First Place Winner Feature Stor 1 Y, Greater Chicago Scholastic Press f 'Guildg Fourth Place, Sports, Mc- dill Press Conference, History -.BCommittee, june '36, Civic League, Clean-up Campaign, Se- nior Boys'. Fahlstrom, Dorothy R. Northwestern Teacher Literary Editor, Annual 5 Hirrrb Herald Stajfg Pin and Ring Com- mittee, June '36, Civic League, Choral club, G. A. A., Golf, Ju- nior Girls'. Fahlstrom, Jeanne Illinois Buyer Membership Committee, Modes of the Moment, Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls', Tap Dancing. Fardig, Oliver Chicago Junior College Scientific Research Band, Orchestra. Fardig, Sheldon P. Illinois Musician Band, Orchestra. Farkas, Frank Advertising Ati1f61'liIilZg Staj, Hirrfb Her- aldg Civic League, Swimming Team, '3-5. 52'1a.v?f5il'wff-fe 7 0l5Giois Stenographe A 11111 L.Sz1l2si5n?9f'Choral .clubg Senkrigirls' 3 Spanish lgubek xfv'-fu , ' K1 Notre Dame Coach Social Chairman, june Class, resident, Lettermen, Vice-Presi- rent, Senior Boys', Baseball, '34, '35, Basketball, '33, '34, '35, An- nual Sale.rmau,.' Student Council, Ushers. , , Sanford Feller, Morris Chicago Chemist Camera club, Civic League, De- bating club. ,, ,A Ferro, Angeline Bryant and Stratton ' . Secretary Civic League, G. A. A., Knit- ting club. Flanders, Louise Illinois - Teacher Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls', Student Council. Ford, Donald K. Chicago Medicine Chief Fire Marshal, Civic League, Hall Guard. F orss, Albert Vice-President, Camera club, Plaozogmplay Staff, Annual, Chem- istry club, Clean-up Campaign, Senior Boys', Ushers. e 1 Forster, Dorothy Model Frederick, Josephine Illinois Fredrickson, Ruth L. Chicago School of Domestic Science Teacher Civic League, Senior Girls'. Fremel, julie G. A. A., Senior Girls'. ,mn . .Li ,. Waals ardner, Mary Margaret Illinois Teacher Vice-President, G. A. A., Sec- retary, Treasurer, Letter Girls', Baseball, '34, '35, Basketball, '34, '35, Captain Basketball, '34, '35, Honor Team, '34, Field Hockey, '34, '35, Honor Team, '35, Volley Ball, '34, '35, Civic League, ju- nior Girls', Senior Girls'. Gatzek, Pearl E. Chicago Author Civic League, Drama, G. A. A., Le Cercle Francais, Senior Girls'. Gebhardt, Shirley Moser Stenographer Civic League, Latin club. Ginsburg, Norman Chicago Scientist Civic League. Glass, Frances Chicago Musical College Singer Red Cross Council, Senior Girls'. f f' ,V I Goebel, Pearl --. Bryant and,QtrEn',A 'f Ai -7 Q' gsmiaggapher German club, glfigclubg Junior Girls', Modes the, ,-Moment, Senior Girls', Spanish cl11b:l ' 4 Q Goenenwein, Lucille E. Nurse Civic League, G. A. A., Ger- man club, Modesof the Moment, Senior Girls'. Gold, Elynore L. Illinois 1 0 9-1 Gold, Helen Mose Author i ic eagueg G. A. A., Red ouncilg Senior Girls'. Goodfriend, Thelma Stenographer Civic League, G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Goodman, Cecile b Nurse Chemistry club, G. A. A.g Se- nior Girls'. fufasag. f' ofa: 9 I ' A icag Q' - Teacher , , bg Ch0r?5i,-Qbklvf X I . I gn' 'iff N Maia' . i TJ ! ' : if Gfraefe, Kham- ' V iff A 'AJ ois J Engineer ' , :rub SgajyP,fkChe 'stiy-'I I b. ' Y, I , ' Z,-'i .L 'ix X sf 5' 'f , a gif- ff Q A file ff .5 fx , - 'Qi' JJ' I. Graf, enryi Northwestern Lawyer Plaolograpby Slajz, Annualg Chemistry club, Debating clubg German club, Marionette club, Senior Boys'. ,i ,Graff, Myron Illinois Proof Reader Hirxcla Herald Stajfg Annual vSaIe.fman,' Breakfast Committee, June '36g Treasurer, German clubg Clean-up Campaign, Civic Leagueg Creative Writing clubg Boys' Glee clubg Hall Guardg Mixed Chorus, Operettag Senior Boys'. Grant, Gerald Michigan Breakfast Committee, June '36, Civic Lea ue' Inter Class Basket 8 , - ball, Inter Class Baseballg Spanish Club. Greenleaf, Marion Junior College Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g junior Girls'g Senior Girls'g Tap Danc- ingg Tennis. Gregory, Julia Erskine Doctor Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Knit- ting clubg Latin clubg Senior Girls'. Grousnick, Charles I Agriculture Civic League. Grund, Geraldine Illinois Drama Teacher Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment, Latin clubg Senior Girls'g Tap Dancing. Gumm, Helen Illinois Civic League, G. A. A.g Junior Gir1s'g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'g Tennis. Gustafson, Milles r Junior llege Secretary Member 1 Committee, Civic Leag e. -up C aigng G. . , I ni or Girls'. Gustafson, Norman Northwestern Gustafson, Sadie Englewood Secretary Adrferlifing SMH, Anmmlj Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Libralriang Se- nior Girls'. . Hackett, Frank Boeing Aviator Social Chairman, Junior Class, Baseball, '34, '35, Hall Guard. Hagl cl, . ua . Stanographer ,fgifzfzua S Civi eague, G. A., Spni A .f I Hammo d,M9ryf ice Vbj Mos ancer A rvic Lea ue' A74.Af,,Junior Girls' ixe' Chorus., S i q -HW' L1 a ' Chora 'clulJ, '-15 li efwff' ,t9'? ll , I' fyddv ,XX J 4 ' I Hansen, Margaret J. i Illinois Pianist Civic League, G. A. A., Ger- man clubg junior Girls', Senior Girls'. Harding, john Musician Band, Orchestra. Harper, Douglas Texas Underwriter Hart, Leon 51 jglilj ff! Illinois r'-st Football, '55. X RX N TNR . 1,3 Hair, Ruth . V rneri - nflfllege of Physical iff X Edutiilntig , Teacher Basebal' '54, 'asf ,BQskefb.111. 'tg ' 4, f35,k, aptain Baskdtball, '54, ' -'SPE' ckey, '35: Gl A., Vol- A' ley gil g Letter Girlsl I' 1 lj J i Chicago G. A. A., Civic League, Senior Girls'g Junior Gir1s', Choral club, Glee club. Harvey, Lester Chicago Lettermen, Senior Boys', Ten- ms. Hedman, Lois Bryant and Stratton Stenographer Civic League, Senior Gir1s'. Heinz, William German club. Henshaw, Mildred Moser if Secretary .sr 4? ' C - a'g5iCGIf!iuA. , 3Giiis?dL ,H fffglgii r Gigi 44, X , In ,LV ,. J ,fe 1 ,del 1 QW. Q. , K Hesse, Florence , ' , ,MZ Illinois . Vice-President, Spanish club, Annual Sale.rman,' Civic League, G. A. A., junior Girls', Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Hewitt, Ann . Stevens Nurse Civic League, Senior Girls'. Hight, Mary Jane Illinois President, junior Girls', Vice- President, junior Girls'g Cap and Gown Committee, Annual Saler- man: Hirzffb Herald Siajfg G. A. A., Latin club, Operetta, Senior Girls', Spanish club. L s,,hamm 1., , ,, A -..M,....i. L, ML... Hill, Warren Purdue Engineer Baseball, '55, '56. Hivon, Geraldine Musician G. A. A., German clubg Le Cercle Francais. Hizer, Jack U Illinois Theatre Vice-President, Red Cross Coun- cilg Treasurer, Civic Leagueg Lieu- tenant of Ushersg Choral clubg Drama, Senior Boys'. I-Ioaglund, Margaret Englewood Stenographer Civic League, G. A. A.g Golf, Modes of the Moment g Senior Girls'. af G51 fs, '41 . Hoffman Ka Moser i Civic Leagueg G. A. Knit- ting clubg Senior ' lslf K, Hogensen, Lorraine Madison . Pharmacist Adverliring Szaf, Arinualf G. A. A., junior Girls'g Knitting clubg Le Cercle Francais, Senior Gir1s'. Holcomb, Marylee Moser Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Junior Girls'g Knitting clubg Senior Girls'. Holman, Winifred Chicago Civic Leagueg Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'g Ticket Seller. Holmberg, Edna Englewood Stenographer Civic League, junior Girls'g G. A. A. Howells, David Accountant Latin club. , , f L ,QQ wx fg,,,B.Ju '4 y -arp h V f ubacek, Cl'iar1es,ll,,.-i-fM's- L I rd'iTe Research Chemist Baseball, '35, '36g Manager, Heavyweight Basketball Team. J XAli,X.,fw5A X.giQA,2i.gi?'1i K. Huettl, Lois Illinois Senior Girls' 5 Civic League: Drama g Junior Girls' g junior Class Representative. Hull, Dale Wisconsin Navy Football, '34. Humm, Charles H. Illinois Football, '35g Boys' Glee club, Chemistry clubg Civic Leagueg Prom Bid Salesman, Senior Boys'g Spanish club. Hursh, Phil School of Mines Class Memorial Committee, Chemistry clubg Senior Boys'. Husgen, Jane Metropolitan Business College Secretary Civic League. ' I WL? A ,pgs -.K '+ 1 Huth, Bernice Stenographer Baseball, ,54Q Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment. Israel, Irma Illinois Secretary Committee, Spanish clubg Civic Leagueg Camera clubg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Jacobsen, Ardell Nurse Civic League, Creative Writing clubg Senior Girls'. Jacobsen, Caroline Nurse Civic Leagueg Junior Class Rep- resentativeg Junior Girls'g Modes of the Moment. Jacobsen, Charlotte F. Moser Stenographer Civic Leagueg Drama clubg G. A. A.g Latin clubg Mixed Chorus. Jacobson, Dorothy Bryant and Stratton Stenographer Civic Leagueg Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. . Jenkins, Harvey D. ' Purdue ' Aeronautical Draftsman Annual Salermang Civic League 3 Football, '53, '34g Hall Guard. Jensen, Mildred Bryant and Stratton Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Junior Girls'g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. . ieiifwifi Johnson, Corinne School of Beauty Culture Beauty Culturist Civic Leagueg Modes of the Moment. Johnson, David A. South Side Junior College Government Agent 1 0 V, F -I A , A455 A, ff' N. 4 JpJinson, 'Genevieve A. it Qllgriiisf' Leagueg La Cercle Fran- cailfg A. A.g Modes of the Momkentg Senior Girls'. ' 'x Johnson, Lillian I. Illinois Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. Johnson, Ralph Northwestern Architect Captain, Hall Guardsg Assist- ant Band Leaderg Civic Leagueg Lettermeng Orchestra. Johnson, Roy Illinois Civil Engineer Johnson, Robert South Side Junior College Engineer Jolgren, Viola Nurse I J' A f f1'j't .'lUtiff J .Juli 'V' 'I udtflwlrydnegj a c erny f ine Art 3 ,lf . s -wa Anrzua Sfdj?-, Presiden jfjlunior Girls ' cretaryzgikiegde Fran-- cais rom -MCU mi eeg tineer derg Chdsl cldsg j YAKHI X Sale.mzan,' Civ Leagu g A Ain .g Modes of the Moment 5 1 hagore- ansg Senior Girls'g Srvi ming. Kandera, Ann Mercy School of Nursing Nurse Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Kane, Doris Bryant and Stratton Stenographer Bandg Civic Leagueg G. AL A.g junior Gir1s'g Modes of the Mo- mentg Senior Girls'. Kaplan, Sollie Illinois Lawyer Hirsch Masquersg Hall Guardg Senior Boys'. Kast, Anna Business College Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Junior Girls Senior irls . Wil ii!!! Ka an, Winifred X Miami Oxaard Nurse Dr ma ya XM 'ill Kemp, Harriette Lou Chicago Stenographer President, Creative Writing cluhg Chairman, Flower and Motto Committeeg Annual Szaffg Annual Sale.rmarz,' Civic Leagueg G. A. A. 3 Le Cercle Francaisg Senior Girls'. Kempf, Margaret Illinois Radio Artist Annual Sale.fman,' Hi:-.feb Her- ald Slajfg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g junior Girls'g Latin clubg Spanish club. If f fna 0-ev 'st,Marj!orieX,L..,,.4' tenographer Adveriifirzg Sta J'-4 l Civic Leagueg G. r Girls'. Klemenko, Ann Moser Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Kolb, Ruth Illinois Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Girls' Glee clubg Junior Girls'g junior Life Savingg Latin clubg Mixed chorusg Senior Girls'. . it Krause, Agnes If Valparaisgj if Librarian Pin and' Ring Committee, June '36g German clubg Knitting clubg Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. ' Lacke, Geraldine Illinois Designer Civic Lengueg G. A. A.g Seniof Girls'g Spaknish club. Ladd, Louis ' Aviator Lagergren, Paul Northwestern Glee clubg Usher ' .ll L er ' V. Court Reporter iv' eagi G. A. A.g Modes 1 om 3 Senior Girls'. kj J l. l l 4 , r A. Lantz, Clarence Annual Staff: Hirrcb Herald Smjg Finance Committee, June '36g Clean-up Campaign: Bowl- ing, Camera clubg Chemistry club, Senior Boys'g Usher. Lebus, Marion Chicago Bacteriologist Lee, Beth Adele - Illinois ' Actress Chairman, Pin and Ring Com- mittee, June '36g Social Chairman, Civic League, Secretary, Choral clubg Secretaryf Operetta club, Girls' Glee clubg Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. v Lees, Howard Choral club. Lense, Ernest Chemistry club. Lever, Norman Civil Engineer Levett, Frank Albion Medicine Civic League, Senior Boys'. Lewis, Melvin Annual Sale.rnmn,' Finance Com- mittee, june '36g Football, '35, '34, '35g Civic League, Glee clubg Lettermen. Lindsey, Loretta Stenographc-1 Lindstrom, Carl Marionette club. ff Q,Jy'cz2 , Lcindstrom, Marion junior College Business Civic Leagueg junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. Linklater, Margaret Chicago Hospital Nurse Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Knit- ting clubg Senior Girls'. Lomasney, Jerome Lewis Lawyer Football '35: Chemistry cluhg Civic Leagueg Senior Boys'. Loomis, Frances Moser Secretary Chairman, Civic League Fi- nance Committeeg Clean-up Cam- paign, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Knitting club, Senior Girls'. Loser, Eulamae Northwestern Dancing Teacher Loughlin, Alice C. Secretary Adi'-erziring Committee, An- nualg Secretary, Civic League Fi- nancial Committee, Clean-up Cam- paign, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'g Ticket Seller. Q, ci?-1 famujf f rw' ' 'N A 'VN fi 91.1.1 ir-X17 i Low, Mary Evalyn Music Teacher Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Modes of the Moment. Lubershane, Max Illinois Basketball, 'SIL Lucas, Frances Business College Civic League, Drama, Senior Girls'. Ludwick, Martha Chicago College of Osteopathy Physician Civic League, G. A. A., Knit- ting clubg Red Cross Representa- tive, Senior Girls'. Lutton, Warren South Side Junior College Dentist Band Librarian, Orchestra, Boys' Popular Orchestrag Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Operettag Chem- istry club. Mack, Jean Bryant and Stratton Secr tary G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Maher, Lincoln Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Cartoonist Art Editor, Arzmmlg Art Editor, Hirsrb Herr1ld,' Publicity Chair- man, Civic League. Manno, Mike Notre Dame Vice-President, Lettermen g Foot- ball Captain, '55, Football, '33, i3-1, '35. Marcus, Nora junior College Social Worker Civic League, G. A. A., Modes of the Moment, Senior Gir1s'. wf Martin, Marcella Beauty Operator Civic League, G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment, Senior Girls'. Mathy, Leonard Illinois Aeronautical Engineer Civic League. McCarthy, Vivian St. Therese School of Nursing Nurse G. A. A., Senior Girls'g Span- ish club. McClane, Leslie McClintock, Josephine Illinois G. A. A.g Latin clubg Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'g Spanish club. McClurg, Richard Illinois Swimming team. McCoy, Marian Illinois G. A. A., Modes of the Mo- mentg Senior Girls'. l ..,,,,, M., , ,,,,, . W Y, I .M ,7,,,, Fifa McDonald, Alonzo Illinois Rancher Football, '54g Civic League. N Q E McSpadden, Marjorie fx Chillicothe Secretary v X qi, Q H Civic Leagueg G. A. A. X ig .sy SQ Q .fi McSpadden, Paul Iowa Football, '53g Civic League. Mehrle, Geraldine Illinois Ad1:erli.ring Smf, A zz zz ll al ,' Clean-up Campaigng Cheer Lead- erg Choral club: G. A. A.g Girls' Glee clubg Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'g Spanish club. Melko, Mary Michael Reese Nurse , Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girlsl Mendelson, Mary South Side Junior College Teacher Civic Leagueg Dramng G. A. A.g Girls' Glee clubg junior Girls'g Le Cercle Francaisg Oper- etta clubg Senior Girls'. Merbitz, Carl M. Northwestern Chemistry club. Mill, Robert Illinois Naval Oticer Civic Leagueg Clean-up Cam- . paigng Le Cercle Francais. i p Miller, Alexandria Marinello Beauty Culturist . . s X-Q Millrs, Jos hm A eric Colleg of f' ,5- ica ucatio er Annual ,' . A.g ' Hockey, '35g seb Hon r Team, 'BKLQZQ6 etb Ong Team,, ' ' apt ' Bas all Honor Tea , Vo ball, 345 35. 'N 4- r Mitrovi, joseph Annapolis Naval Officer Band g Orchestra. 6 it ff!! Moller , ine ' ft Nurse ,fl .J Q ,iq . W, jQ. G. A. A. Monson, Frances Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Le Cercle Francaisg Modes of the Moment. Z ' - A, Q sman Boffilm f ' D014 Mosby, Betty Lou Illinois Pin and Ring Committee, june, '56g Chemistry clubg Civic Lea- gueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'g Spanish club. Mullenbach, Anne Kendall Recreational Worker Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. . f Murphy, Martha H Missouri Journalist Secretary, june '56 Classg Secre- tary, Junior Classg Literary Edizor, Copy Edilor, Hirrrb Herald: President, Creative Writing clubg Treasurer, Le Cercle Francaisg Prom Committee, June '36, Arz- nmzl Salermfm,' Civic Leagueg Modes of the Moment. Murphy, yra Kay Q. SEQ' e 1 ., Nmer Lea. A . A.g .Le e Franeasg 1 1 , Junior ,QQ ls' ggi'qCrosS- uncilg Senior girlsgn P IK clubgt Student o 3 'ommi ee. UP 33' 'Lo N 'r MW ryant and tton V r grapher I A. A., Senior K1 Napo ' .2 zfyndydubh .' rtrafwfftt' Nelson, Arthur Purdue Secretary, Lettermeng Baseball, '34, '35, '36, Heavyweight Bas- ketball, '34, '35, '36g Lightweight Basketball, '335 Ice Skating, '33. Nims, Marilee Northwestern journalist Girly' Sportr Editor, Hirrrb Hemldg President, Botany clubg Vice-President, Letter Girls, Pin and Ring Committeeg Annual Salemmng Civic Leagueg G. A. A., junior Girls'g Le Cercle Fran- caisg Senior Girls'. Niscly, Lorraine Noren, Helen J. Dennison Architect Civic Leagueg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Senior Girls'. Nowak, june Bryant and Stratton Secretary Civic Leagueg Tap Dancing. Nystrom, Robert Illinois Pharmacist O'Day, john D. Engineer Inter Class Baseballg Inter Class Basketball. Oehme, Frank Basketball teamg Dial and Shut- ter clubg German club. 1' . ' - i. A linma V, f' 3 jf Lwwaafwtsa' --J Publicity Commiffee, une'l3 Bookroomg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. O'Leary, Catherine Stanford Civic League, G. A. A., junior Girls'g Le Cercle Francais, Life Saving, Modes of the, Momentg ,,,fSenior:Ciiggb.fjA1Qv'L ' . t fe if ' if Af' 'bb l x'5!!J' ,fj,:lfi 'j'j x Olson, Helen Vogue Interior Decorator Civic League, G. A. A.g Spanish club. Olson, XValter Pbofograplay Mmzagef, Armzmllg Treasurer, Choral clubg Basket- ball, '551 Swimming team, '33, '34g Glee club. . ,f O'Rourke, Catherine Chicago Teacher Civic Leagueg Senior Girls'. 5, ,Z ww O'Sullivan, James Notre Dame Lawyer Civic League. Overy, Ruth Civic League, G. A. A. Oycr, Dorothy Northwestern Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Senior Girls'. A .ff Ozrelic, Amelia ' 3- urse Civic, Lea WXG. . .lj f l I EV ,QL QW' UA K Pa ls, i e ' ' , Illinois ' x ' 'c ' gueg Q 'rfjGlee clubg en Girls' ' Palsgrove, Ethel Chicago Dramatics Teacher Civic League, Dramag G. A. A.g Le Cercle Francaisg Senior Girls'g Spanish club: Pandel, Carl Purdue Coach Football, '55, '34, '35g Division Basketballg G 0 l f g Swimming teamg Track, '34, '55g Lettermeng Chemistry clubg Civic Leagueg Senior Boys'. if! rv-fl' JVJLLM Parisi, Margaret Business College Secretary etary Tr surer Knitting d 134, '35g Field key, ' 3 Volley Ball, 'EBSQ Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Junior Girls'g junior Life Savingg Letter Girlsg Senior Girls'. Patterson, Margaret Chicago Teacher Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Senior Girls'. , ' Paulsen, William L. Illinois Business Baseball, '34, '55, '36g Foot- ball, '34, '35g Bowling, '35, Let- termeng Nominating Committee. ,A . . .jf ' Paxitonygarye Q H R, Sggazniiervatolyxof Music A 'J QD ng mittee, june N '36g ,,Cl1or l ub Civi flfeague ,ll?!r?1 3 G.t . ' , ee clubg 1 r 'i' es the Mo- ment, N86 clubg Senior Girls'. K Pea unior ollege Bookkeeper Ch. i , Civic Lea e Mem- ber i , Clean-up m 1 - G. A. .' ' 1-bs'3 s5J0f,,Qif 'g punish cu . ,af Peck, Walter Purdue Basketball, '35, Hall Guard Hzrfcb Herald Sulemmng Senior Boys'. Pentony, Vivian Secretary Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Junior Gir1s'g Senior Girls'. Peterson, Edwin West Point Civil Engineer Civic League, Swimming team .nr I - n Petersen, Frances E. Secretary Annual Slaffg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Junior Girls'g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'g Span- ish club. Peterson, Gladys Bethel Junior College Latin clubg Senior Girls'. I Peterson, Mae Illinois Model NN' Exif Petros, John T. Illinois Engineer Manager, Supply Roomg Book Roomg Senior Boys'. V I 1 1 -r af , J- F, ,. Ii. -:JV .fy YLAJ - :sv Piper, Blanche Northwestern Dramatics Civic Leagueg Dramag Public Speakingg Senior Girls'. Pits F 1 Sta , Alllillrllj Farbiorz Edi- r, Hiazrrb Hemldg History Com- mittee, june '36g Civic Leagueg Creative Writing clubg G. A. A.g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'g Student Council. y V ue Commercial Artist Pittas, Andrew' Chicago Aeronautical Engr. President, Senior Classg Presi- dent, Junior Classg Civic League. Pleason, Lillian Teacher Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Sul- livan Senate. Plum, Kathleen Chicago Normal Teacher Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Knit- ting clubg Senior Girls'. Polson, Jeannette Nurse Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Knit- ting clubg Modes of the Momentg Pythagoreansg Senior Girls'. Porter, Virginia Indiana Lawyer Civic Leagueg Senior Girls'. Potter, jane Chicago Conservatory of , Music Civic Leau , G. A. A.g junior Girls' g INIodes?goD-tl'feJNl'omentg Senior Girls'. S L yor, ,Qwendayn BQl1CSS E ' A A Ger enioi irls ' Le g . .3 - ina 5 es of the Momentg . c , J i' 1 Puhr, Evelyn K Q' Valparaiso journalist Class History Committee, June '36g Arrimznl N ewr Edizor,Hirrcb Heraldg Civic Leagueg Creative Writing clubg Knitting clubg Modes of the Momentg junior Girls'g Red Cross Councilg Senior Girls'. Pusatera, Antoinette .M Bryant agd 8ecreta .ci i 3 Ggjgigtrfgaseniof 944-JU. M, ,7-2 V1 yy A Ll ANU Radowsky, Rudy Northwestern Lawyer Civic Leagueg Ilirrclai Herald Salemzan. 'L - Raebig, Frances Purdue Dietician Manager, Captain Basketball, '34, Chairman, Trackg Volley Ball, '33g Camera clubg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Latin clubg Letter Girls'g Senior Girls'g Span- ish clubg Tennis. Raff, Evelyn Northwestern Social Worker Civic Leagueg Creative Writing clubg G. A. A.g junior Girls'g Knitting clubg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Senior Girls'. X Rafferty, Charles Michigan Track, '34, '55g Cross Country Track, '34g Chemistry clubg Civic Leagueg Hall Guardg Senior Boys'. Rayfield, Hazelle Illinois Civic Le eg Cercle ' ' Spanish ' Reece, Eugene Notre Dame Reece, Lois Illinois Band 5 Camera . ,Ag nior 1 Grl '- Dentist Designer clubg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Latin clubg Letter Girlsg Senio ish clubg Tennis. Reed, John William Civic League. Reichman, Janet Illinois r Girls'g Span- Stenographer -Civic Leagueg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Senior Girls'. -f Reins, Bette Vogue Designer Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Rickey, France' Lawrence Pramatics Adzfe ' ' g Arznualf Cir- rul ' Manage H'1r Heral ' :ml Srzlema vic Leagu r. ag G n or Girls Re ss C ' ' Roclosy, Charlotte Academy of Fine Arts A Artist Civic League, G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Rogers, Ronald Chicago Lawyer Captain, Hall Guards. Rogers, Rose Marie Business College Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. Romain, Dolores V. Illinois Business Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Glee clubg Operettag Senior Girls'. Rothbard, Pearl Bryant and Stratton Secretary Civic Leagueg Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. Rothbart, Sylvia A. Illinois Accountant Prophecy Committee, June '36g Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Glee cluhg Operettag Senior Girls'. ,fab-f I Royse, Howard Photographer Rushton, Priscilla Iowa Interior Decorator Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls'g Tap Dancing. ll , I 4..xf- ,. 'Q' 'i ' R'ya'nf Florence ' St. Bernard Nurse Adf-'ertixing Committee, Annual ,' Civic League, Junior Girls'g Red Cross Council, Senior Girls'. 6 x, yno H El' y h Mvic League, G. A. ,ju 'or Girls'g Senior Girls'. Samuelson, Ellen Augustania School of Nursing Nurse Civic League, Latin club, Se- nior Girls'g Spanish club. nf' t f x I sfaui L ' . s 'aku' ' , ' Chica o Musical XV shgwf ' 3 WJ cop . Sg,nger Civicleagueg G. A. A., junior Girls'i,,llLatin , club 3' -Modes of the Iblorrilentg Senior Girls'. Saunders, Rosalie Q Civic League, Drama, G. A. A., German club, Junior Girls', Senior Girls'. Schramm, Marion Bryant and Stratton ' Secretary Adzferliring Stag, An nual ,' Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls'. a Lea ue Schultz, Ellenore Illinois Interior Decorator Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Schultz, Katherine Northwestern Secretary Art Commitlee, Annual, Civic League, G. A. A., Senior Girls'. Schweitzer, Robert Urbana ' Engineer Civic League. Screen, Mary Stenographer Civic League, Librarian, Senior Girls'. Seip, john Michigan Pin and Ring Committee, June '36, Animal Snlesmang Football, '33, '34, '35, Baseball, '33, '34, '35, Civic League, Lettermen. Shackelto , r1este Stor me ' .g Ju ' Girls'g Modes nt, Senior Girls'. Shagam, Solomon Illinois Chemistry club, Civic League. Sholler, Alberta Illinois Physical Education Teacher Vice-President, Letter Girls, Baseball, '34, '35, Basketball, '33, '34, '35, Honor Team, '33, '34, Captain, Basketball, '33, '34, '35, Honor Team, '34, 35, Field Hockey, '34, '35, Volley Ball, '34, '35, Civic League, G. A. A., Se- nior Girls'. I Sim, George , Illinois Football, '55g Track, '3Sg Civic Leagueg Freshman Guide. Simmons, Melbourn Illinois Business Smith, Elaine T. St. Luke's Hospital Nurse Latin club. . 5 azffffcff , npr! Smith, Evelyn . Comptometrist Baseball. '55s Volley Ball, '55g G. A. A.g Tap Dancing. Smith, Janice Nurse Civic Leagueg Senior Girls'. Smith, Virginia National College of Education Teacher Feature Slnjf, AI1I1lldl,' Civic Leagueg G. A. A.q German clubg Senior Girls'. Snyder, Marjorie J. School of Languages Spanish Secretary . President, Spanish clubg Libra- rrang Modes of the Momentg Se- nior Girls'. Soderborg, Eleanor Normal Junior College Teacher Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Junior Girls'g Knitting clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Senior Girls'. Somschor, Norma Chicago junior College Stenographer Civic Lcagueg G. A. A.g Ger- man clubg Senior Gir1s'. Sopkin, Ruth Normal Gynasium College Teacher Annual Staffg Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. Souchek, Alice nographer Civic Lea ' . . A.g Junior Gi's2g Mo of the Momentg S ' rl. g Spanish club. l l 0,3 M, rn U Soi leg arilyn Q5 ex ' llinoig- ' 1' 5 'rf-if AAG-?f.fin J? A ,br-11 If Cainerafiflihigj Cm! 1 :iguek G. Ang . juni r Girs'g Senior oirLsQ'f'i'enaiqQ.J:f Stein, Vernon Williams Chemist Bandg Chemistry clubg Civic Leagueg Senior Boys'. Stephenson, Thomas Purdue Musician Bandg Dial and Shutter clubg Mixed Chorusg Operetta clubg Orchestra. Stood, Werner Stracke, Rosemary Chemist Hirzfcb Herald Stajff G. A. A.g Latin club. 1 Stringer, Ethel Moser Pianist Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Sullivan, Frances b Civic Leagu ' GJA. ' nior Gir '. Q demy.ofrFi , ,l . . A Mieri Decorator M l r . fi! .W 1 X 1 C ' VV Su fllirxe .A Fglinoisvilfw 'gf' ' ,f ff' lA5pT32alfSaler1mi7i , Chofali 'club Q Civic Ifeaguej- A. Alg junior Gfrls'g' Mixed Chorus, Senior Gi,rls'g Spanish club. Swanson, Leonard Swanson, Lorraine Stenographer .Civic League, G. A. A.g junior Girls'g Senior Girls'g Tap Danc- ingg Tennis. Swanson, Melvin Camera club, Chemistry clubg Clean-up Campaign, Senior Boys'g Trackg Ushers. Sylvester, Eleanor Nurse Civic Leagueg G, A. A.g Glee club. ,M - .1 Taggert, Raymond Southern California Civic League. Tasher, Edgar Illinois Aviator Tengblad, Verona Chicago Nurse Civic Lcagueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Tew W os St 0 er vic egueg G. . . Thomas, Ruth Illinois Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Moment: Senior Girls'g Tap Dancing. Thompson, Roy Northwestern Breakfast Committee, June '36, Golfg Senior Boys'g Spanish club. Thorsen, Robert Lawrence Herald Staff Civic Leagueg German club, Golf g Senior Boys'. Tormoehlen, Marjorie Wisconson ,I Teacher june Manager, Annual Adver- iixing Stujfg Civic Leag Drama ' Freshman Guideg , Junior,GirliT'M mentg Senio ir1s'g Tennis. ff?-afwflf Troedson, Edward Civic League. l ' . C . N 1 Troughtort, janet Illinois Stenographer Civic Lea e' Le Cercle Fran 91 v ' cnisg Senior Girls'. 5 1 . S 1 I I, ,J . ,H if 5 F X lr lll l 'll' I Q' ii 1. x . ,i levfiyji' 71 - h 'Xl :XS sxxli Tun K .X ,TgIlvli,cl1m Redsd' is J gAAa'1ferliJing Sitajf, A n rlual ,' Choral clubg Civic Leagueg G. A. Af-g Operetta club. Van Praag, Viilginia . olumlggf Court-Repo't V 1 mg., Arznualg Cap dj! lor. 'rrilv He? ld',' S0 Corn- m' e, Spanislxh5p'bxf 'Lea- gueg Creative Writing clu g G. A. A.g junior Girlsyilodes of the Momentg SeniorfGirls'. ictor, Madge Chairman, Membership Com- mittee, Modes of the Momentg An- nual Staff Hirrrb Herald Staff 5 y Bookkeeper iCivic Leagueg Creative Writing clubg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'. Vlachos, Mike Illinois Civic League. Wagner, Helen Northwestern journalist Hirfclo Herald Stajfg Civic Lea- gueg G. A. A.g Modes of the Mo- mentg Senior Girls'. fl Walker, Caroly Illinois Teacher Feature Staff, Aizrzurlly Civic Leagueg G.'A. A. Walper, joy Josephine Moser Designer Annual Staff Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. Walters, Claire Nurse Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Latin clubg Red Cross Councilg Senior Girls'. Walters, Ruth Carleton journalist Secretary, junior Girls'g Civic Leagueg Creative Writing clubg G. A. A.g Knitting clubg Le Cer- cle Francaisg Operettag Senior Girls'g Ticket Seller. Washbum3s,B ttgfafflie v I Nw H Dancing Teacher eagmig G. Af' .g Iwihledff 1orusg,'0p nits. lel ydlienior' Girls'. f K, . !,f'E K, f l ' I Watson, Helen Illinois Interior Decorating Civic Leagueg G. A. A.g Junior Girls'g Senior Girls'. .- ,.U,,,.'g f U ' ' Wavrinek, Leslie Wisconsin Musician .4 1 1 , . if A . ' I ff' ,:'4. ' . N Webb, Margaret Purdue Interior Decorator Camera clubg Civic Lcagueg A. A.g Senior Girls'g Spanish club. 'C ICI, C elv' i L Stenographer 'CM ueg . A. A.g junior Gir ', Modes of the Momentg Seni r Gir? Spanish club. ..,. X, 'il Clean-up Campaign, Civic Lea- Whitmer, Doris Moser Secretary Finance Committee, June '36, Civic League, G. A. A.g Junior Girls'g Modes of the Momentg Senior Girls'. , . .-1 o , Widstrand, Fran sl , V, 'B' ?A'f X 'G' Secretary guefv G. A., A., mor Qirls g Seivlrfff' , ' . Wiiheims, Ruth Chicago Normal Teacher Vice-Preside , Senior Class, june '5 g V' -Pr s'dent, Junior Classg' r Qjglerman clubg Secreta , an club, Chair- man, Cl 's Prophecy Committee, Band, lChemistry clubg Civic Lea- gueg G. A. A.g Senior Girls'g Student Council. Wills, Herbert Illinois Senior Boys'. Wilson, Helen Rae Purdue Dietician Civic League, Junior Girls'g Le Cercle Francais, Senior Girls'. Wilson, Laverne South Side Junior College Chairman, Clean-up Campaigng Hiricb Herald Siajfg Civic Lea- gue, G. A. A.g junior Girls'g Senior Girls'g Student Council. Q. QVNVNQ , dex-wx ' A ..... Ieso Ci!! fd' .fy qw --ar T if-f .slug Wilson, Richard South Side Junior College Lawyer World, Robert Diesel Engineering School Engineer Civic League. Young, Walter Illinois ' Annual Staff Hirxcb Herald Staff Band, Chemistry club ,Latin club. Youngblood, Raymond L. - Texas Engineer Finance Committee, june '36. Ziesel, Jane Art Institute Artist Civic Leagueg G. A. A., Latin clubg Senior Girls'. Zimmerman, Samuel Chicago Actor Plaofograplay Staf, Annual ,' Par- liamentarian, Debating club, Di- rector, Marionettesg Camera clubg Drama 3 Lettermen g Masquers g Senior Boys'. ,J-AQ tQXx OX molllltml 2 Q Qfi W1 'fri ek c CHQ R-'Leg QXJ Q4- fyxx . Ljki l' is L me i c .Z ww'- 4A Kramer, Walter Notre Dame Lawye: Civic League, Debating club, Pythagoreans. Smith, Lloyd Accountant 4B Basile, Grace Business College ' Bookkeeper Knitting club. Bitzer, Lucille Secretary Burns, Howard Knox Mortician Butz, john Northwestern Football, '55, '54, '35. Carpenter, James Draftsman Inter Class Baseball, Inter Class Basketball. ' Carter, Ruby G. A. A. Casler, William Illinois Engineer Chape, Donald Wisconsin Civil Service Chinn, James Draftsman Football, Track. Cohen, Sidney Chicago i Stylist Annual Staff, Hirsch Herald Sldfj Hall Guard, Stamp club. Cotter, Thomas Illinois Lawyer Hall Guard. Crombie, james Texas Aviator Curry, John Daly, Monica Stenographer Deffenbau gh, Dorothea Medicine Chemistry club, G. A. A., Py- thagoreans. Doyle, Thomas E. Notre Dame Auditor Earnshaw, Gene . Notre Dame Accountant Civic League, Senior Boys'. Fabing, William De Paul Lawyer Fanning, Charles De Paul Musician Boys' Glee club. Gould, Jay Chica o r 'iff' 0' anse r fy4,y-4-4-rv' 1 Stenographer Hansen, Loretta Singer Civic League, German club. Hillstrom, Eugene Hull, Donald Bradley Band. jones, Roy Printer Hall Guard. Kean, James King, Robert W. Purdue Coach Basketball, '33, '54, '35, Let- termen. Koman, Ann Bookkeeper Civic League. I Krause, Walter Wisconsin Larsen, Frances Lundahl, Edward A Civil Engineer Lynch, David Salesman Markby, joseph Salesman Choral club. Maw, Evelyn Nurse Civic League, G. A. A. Meister, Clarence Moll, Ethe 7 I Burgtfih ,,fBe yOperato Ad1l6lfJiI1,Q-'Sf u al ,' Civic League, G. A., unior Girls', Red Cross Council. Mosher, Arthur Illinois Choral club, Ushers. Nathan, Sheldon Southern California Artist Nicholson, Harold Electrical Engineer O'Malley, Daniel Electrician Perkins, Melvin Civic League. Peterson, William Chicago Art Institute Artist Civic League, Hall Guard. Raila, Aniceto Swimming team. Rodgers, Lorraine Bryant and Stratton Stenographer Server, Robert Swimming, '54, '55. Shanahan, james Southern California Shapin, Allen Illinois Engineer Camera club, Chemistry club, Hall Guard. Vainauskas, Anthony Engineer Civic League. Vlach, Albert C. Civic League. 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Q Q R Q ' Q S S. if N -'1i'i W 5 , W: -2':i Ii -X A -l--, f x 'fx XL we X' f S V ,1Z, i E l Q S :- .E vu. 8 3A-Favorite Public Personages JANE ADAMS Jean Berkson Ruth Ford FRED ALLEN Robert Johnston John Novak Harry Olson DON AMECHE Jane Lunden Mae Pearson Miriam White LUKE APPLING George Puhn FRED ASTAIRE Marie LaVeaux LEW AYERS Janota Fyrne MAX BAER Louis Gross PHIL BAKER Mike Varellas WALLACE BEERY Charles Young JACK BENNY Arthur Brubaker Marie Buckley Norien Doyle Herbert McArthur Lewis Mundo Williard Taylor Veryl Thornston ' Kathleen Vandermeer Hazel Von Sydow BEN BERNIE Jack Wfilkening JAY BERWAN GER Robert Boehme Bernard Jung Frank Kelsch Dorothea Lindquist Jack Lund Bernice Matthews Merrylou McArdle Charles McElligott Harry Owen Eva Radbel Henry Rosenthal Wfarren Sapp Ray Stockman JOAN BLONDELL Robert Marks Isabelle McAleer CONNIE BOSWELL Rose Borgia MAJOR BOWES Harry Levett Elmer Ringius Douglas Turner Elsie Wittick PRESTON BRADLEY Marvin Kaminsky ARTHUR BRISBANE Monte Varnum JOE E. BROWN John Desmond ADMIRAL BYRD Madalyn Combs Jean Stanton JAMES CAGNEY Sidney Meltzer EDDIE CANTOR James Loehr Leonard Marciniak Betty Jayne Munster Clara Thompson BOAKE CARTER Mary Harrell Edward Mayer Mary Searer LORNE CHABOT Holger Olson NOEL COWARD Edward Fobes CLAUDETTE COLBERT Alita Stephan GEORGIA COLEMAN Vera Patarini MRS. CALVIN COOLIDGE Florence Aggett KATH. CORNELL Eva Goldberg JANE COWL Lucyle Hecht BUSTER CRABBE Edward Burke JOAN CRAWFORD QAnne Burrows J Virginia Nelson BING CROSBY Virginia Boyle Dorothv Carter Lucy Marano Clark Palmar Sarah Rilhce Marvin Van Peenen DIONNE QUINTS Lillian Miller DIZZY DEAN Charles Durling SPENCER DEAN Peggy Smith AMELIA EARHART Corinne Carlson Rose Esperschmidt Liberty Lagen NELSON EDDY Eva Goldberg Pearl Lopater 'Esme Northwood EIN STEIN Harold Meehan Tom Payne Joseph Schwartz BEN FRANKLIN Pearl Ansley KAY FRANCIS Margaret Helbing CLARK GABLE Helen Hughes Marjorie Kramer Dorothy McCabe Ann McKay Doris Zain MAHATMA GANDHI Jack Davis Frances Jacobson JAN GARBER Laura Fisher Jane Hedberg Tess Kirnbauer Marcelle Wilkinson FLOYD GIBBONS Rhetta Barnes Betty Moran BETTY GRABLE Ernest Pandel CARY GRANT Julie Bensen CHARLIE GRIMM Elton Kessel EDGAR GUEST John Buford JEAN HARLOW Donald Reiman BILL HAY Bill Hebson XVILLIAINI HEARST Charles Petrozz HORACE HEIDT Loraine Curry Jerry Sperling Margaret Morrison MARK HELLINGER Thelma Zislis KATH. HEPBURN Henrietta Butcher BILLY HERMAN . John McPartlin HITLER Sara Blomberg BURTON HOLMES Morton Kahn CHAS. LINDBERGH 'Frances Feuer Grace LaVine Ruth LeBovitz Jane Lindgren Ethyl Lundgren HUEY LONG Jack White MY RNA LOY June Monzin MACBETH Howard Allen J. MACDONALD Alice Christiansen FRED MACMURRAY Patricia McElwain JACK MANDERS Thomas Millis FREDERICK MARCH Jeanette Kahn Lillian Larson Mae Ramclow FRANK MCHUGH Beatrice Nelson JANICE MEREDITH Ethel Johnson MICKEY MOUSE Myron Jackson COACH MOORE Vernon Moore GRACE MOORE Eleanor Johnson Betty Jane O'Neill Bernice Rasmussen Dorothea Risch RAMON NAVARRO Alice Mae Anderson PAT O'BRIEN Beatrice Dawney OSWALD, LUCKY RABBIT Robert Johnston FRANK PARKER Lois DePew lkiargie King JEAN PARKER Harriet Haflling HERBERT HOOVER Edythe Muir June Bin PICCARD John Degman Catherine Price Elmer E TONY PIET BobN s Vincent Riordan Ralkh O e REW PILNEY Evelv 5 l i , Joe Toth ' WILLI 'IQ ww- it MILY Posr Jim is it Patricia Davis it N ' ark 1' N WILEY POST K- . gy Q lsen Dorothy LaVeaux - Nb .- .1 Xa L DICK POWELL A , 'P ii- Frank Bruno Pe. r e in Vera Morgan Byron Tucker SERGE HAL KEMP RACHMANINOFF Frank Ross Jessie Bergeson Public Personages tCont.J GEORGE RAFT Bernice Bavchar William Keath CAPTAIN PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Muriel Daufenbach Wilbert Davis RICKENBACKER Alfred Francis Rockford Sapienla GINGER ROGERS Donna Brehm William Patterson WILL ROGERS Eugene Barrowman Gayle Davies Fred Frankenfield Harriet Gross Gerhard Hallgren Victory Mitchell Robert Murray Charles Nashan Lois Schmidt Marilyn Staedke Leslie Weil Henry Wilson Bob Fassett Dorothy Freeman William Grady Esther Groark Jewel Henshaw Beverly Leary Miriam Loeser Paul Lomske Milton Lubin Agnes Lysiak Lorraine Munk Alice Parks John Peyton THEODORE ROOSEVELT Ruth Scribner LANNY ROSS Ruth Johnson. 3B-Horoscopes JANUARY Those born in January are of an uncom- promising natureg conservative, energetic, accurate and ambitious. Marion Anderson Harold Berger Martha Carlson Alma Cioppione Jane Cooney Bob Cousay Marg. Delfenbaugh Raymond Edelstein Lawrence Eisen Marion Erickson Earnest Esch Tom Ferguson Frank Flynn Gail Glover Janet Gregor Betty Holtom Betty Hussion Margaret Isherwood Ruth Kimball Alfred Lak Mildred Larson Mary Mark Lyle Pahnke Henry Raden Phyllis Ryclberg Charles Scannell Allan Seltzer Walter Taylor Violette Tillman Tom Tobin Charles Weber Thomas Whitby Arlene Young Camille Zubert Carolyn Zubert FEBRUARY Persons having February birthdays, are kind, tolerant and understanding. They are self-assured, intelligent and interesting. Ellen Beddoe Spencer Bergman Eunice Buben William Cokeing Willard Condreva William Dickinson Virginia Driver Margie Evans Bob Fach Dorothy Goldstein DAMON RUNYAN Joel Grubb JOE SANDERS Ardes Casper HAILE SELASSIE Russell Kearns AUBREY SIVIITH Catherine Cramer KATE SMITH Jean Gibson GLADYS 1 SWARTHOUT Lael Laning THREE STOOGES Newell Naylor LAXVRENCE TIBBET Etta Nilson Dorothv Newberg FRANCHOT TONE Irene Dillon VERA TRAYFORD Adele Winters Joan Grady Barbara Gralton Eugene Hickman Jane Hotchkiss Dan Jakomas Art Jensen Mary Jessup Ole Johnson Charles Kenney Marion LaVine Alyce Lyons George Lundstrom Eileen MacDonald Don McFall RUDY VALLEE Raymond Exley VELOZ AND YOLANDA Florence Huchberger VOICE OF EXPERIENCE Kenneth Penney FRED WARING Bernice Cohen Robert Gooley JAMES WALKER Jayne Claus MAE WEST Bob Fisher Raymond Hult Richard I.eBoy Max Spector William Tatz WALTER WINCHELL Ruth Thompson ED WYNN Howard Neely June Mevoin Jack Moriarity Martha Myers Edith Norgaard Roberta Phillips A Winifred Reynolds Eileen Riordan George Simon. Dorothy Simpson Florence Sleight Joyce Sutton Richard Symonds Bernard Victor Mary Varvazovsky MARCH Impressionable, unseliish, honest per- sons are born in March. They are trustful, friendly and have a good sense of humor. Mary Agur Jack Albade Lucille Allen Jim Cain Mary Deitrich Patricia Doheny Joel Edelman Lois Esau James Estaver Marie Fishbach Jane Fredrickson Alvin Gardner Alvine Hahn A Erwin Hornung Constance Jessup Roy Jueal Champ Gates Virginia Goldberg Regina Kelley Betty Kimball Irene Knoth Clyde Lathrop Dolores Martin Eleanor MacLaren Jack McManus Bette Merrick 5 4 4 JJ F or P L l 4 Eleanor Nesvig Mary Newbould Eileen O'Neill Lois Phillips Joyce Powers Marion Reise Jeanne Roach Milton Schatz John Schoenfield Irene Sepessy Horoscopes fCont.J Betty Shufeldt Ralph Spix Eve Spongberg Henry Steinhauer Mary Taylor Wilma Thurston Rod Watkins Ann Weiner Ephraim Zax APRIL Courage, originality and aggressiveness are outstanding traits of those born in April. They are proud, impulsive and en- thusiastic. Jane Blankenship Mary Brennan Mary Burns Jeanette Carlson Vivian Case Jerry Fairman Abe Freeman Ted Friedman Richard Glaser William Hallenberg Edwin Hassenstein June Hawkins Florence Himan Joseph Hochstadter Loisann Holmboe Harold Iverson Warren Krough Evelyn Matkey Edward McMahon Sara Moll Helen Olson Cebe Pasco Jacoba Petersen Constance Rollins Elmer Rosenfeld Teresa Rossi Ann Sahn Peter Shwetz John Skupien Jeane Smith Lorraine Standerwick Edward Stein Alfred Turner Frances Wallertz Walter Kurk Fred Weclc Ruth Landers Donald Wells Valerie Larson David Whiting Bruce Lennox Edward Wragg Violet Lundmark MAY Those born in May are admirable work- ers and are loyal, affectionate, but obstinate. Robert Allen Moselle Aison Hayden Beddoe Betty Brown Jerome Calmitz Robert Cohen Roy Dahl Yvette de Recat . William Doty Maxine Falkow Marion Fauth Margaret Gustafson Margaret Hennessy LaVerne Johnson Ralph Jorgensen Beryl Kelly Dorothy Kieckhefer Bill Lieberman Beve Linkon Clinton Milliken William Moran Violet Olson Margaret O'Neill Edith Quam Eleanor Rogers Gertrude Sanche Alice Seybold Virginia Shaw Marvin Sherman Jean Skeeles Beverly Stormer Beverly Sutton Dorothy Wallace June XVhalen JUNE .Persons born in June are alert, active and have a tendency to be dissatisfied. They are diplomatic but often insincere. Norman Armour Bernard Bender Pearl Berkson Charles Bonner Lee Bullen Marylee Campbell Bob Carlson Eleanor Carlson Virginia Carlson Jerry Coffey Robert Crane Edwin Crouse Richard Curran Lorraine Damme Marjorie Dean Lila Ditchfield Edward Drozd Foster Evans John Filippo Mary Fisher Julia Gilbert Ray Glass John Haffard Janet Hall Bob Halligan June Huisman Geraldine Johnson Frances Kinsella LaVerne Larson Jim Levi Manning McAtee Bennett Merrill Norman Nelson Margaret Samuel Sylvia Schwartz Lillian Spogis Elsie Stromberg June Sundstrom Mabel Tempelman Josephine Timbrello JULY July birthdays mean affectionate, emo- tional, unselfish peopleg although they are contrary and restless. Willard Adams Frank Ballard Marilynn Barry Leonard Block Bill Brown Will Callahan Amelia Chapokonis Carmen Chiappetta George Compton Evalou Cremin Elsie Erecius Seymour Estrin Patricia Fawcett June Grund Sheldon Gunzburger Alex Harris Dick Hopkins Lisbeth Howe Richard Hurley Alice Kay Robert Kendall Dorothy Kolar Catherine McCrohan Edward McKay Shirley Mitchell Donald Murphy Melba Reay Yvonne Rink Mildred Roach Herbert Rossnagel George Schatz Frank Schiele Bob Schneider Zelma Siegel Dorothea Siskin Francis St. Julien Elaine Stiles Robert Varner Lester Walton Marjorie Webb Adeline Wendell ,.H,,. , ,M...A.,,,, Horoscopes CCont.J AUGUST Natives of August have frank, challeng- ing natures. Their confidence, generosity and idealistic traits are marked. Roberta Anslow Harriet Bartholdson Tom Bartlett Ray Burquist Jolm Carroll Lorraine Dore Mary Fischer Carl Fredrickson James Gleeson Charlotte Gold Theodore Hallgren Betty Haynes Len Jacobsen Dorothy Kittell Ethel Kosch George Larsen Margaret Lindberg James Loughlin Eileen Nerney Frances Pearson Frances Pedderson Walter Randerson Shirley Rosenthal Leonard Sankstone Charles Smith Arthur Thomason Eleanor Troughton Madeleine Verstraete Joyce Welin Roland Wexelberg Bob Williams Shirley Zax SEPTEMBER G September people are orderly, critical and curious. They possess great foresight and are very active. Florence Bachman Mike Blaha Helen Bosshard Richard Braham William Collins Morgan Cragin George Crandell Ellis Dodson Joy Fortim Elizabeth Hayes Lois Hitchcock Joseph Hobson Lester Hoff William McAndrews Evelyn McKinney Bonnie Meldrum Gerald Mey Robert Miller Joyce Morrison Elmer Nichols Phyllis Phillips Robert Pierce Helen Talbert Marion Skebelsky Ken Southworth Jean Standish Abe Horwitz Bob Utterback Verna Knoif Jean Yates OCTOBER Those having October birthdays are usu- ally graceful and athletic. They are amiable, persuasive and love the mysterious. Harriett Adams Edward Belyea Alfred Blonsky Elizabeth Bounds Frank Boyle George Carelly Dorothy Carroll Fred Christensen Frances Dreyer Catherine Erdelyan Virg. Follenweider Edward Gallagher Elsie Hatton Charles Hubbs Richard Jarrow Dorothy Johnson Jack Johnston Doris Levin Ethel Lindmark Eileen Martin Dorothy McNicholas Eleanor Miller Dave Olson Dick Olson Rita Russell Lillian Sader Frances Sciaccotta Frances Shirvis Mary Lou Smith Ray. Sommerfeld Stanley Strasberg Jane Ullman Margaret Welliver Gladys Wilson Richard Wilson NOVEMBER Natives of November are of a skeptical, courageous nature. They have great will power, are reckless and uncooperative. Carl Borg Wzlrren Bowker Evelyn Branderbury Andrew Cherrie Dorothy Conner Marjorie Davison Kathryn Dryburgh Burton Erickson Margaret Evans Josephine Flannery Dolores Friese Lucille Fritts Arthur Greenwald Frances Haigh Shirley Hamilton Julian Harris Lillian Hausler Evelyne Havlik Don Huggins Jean Knapp Robert Lane Rosalie Larson Carolyn Lyon Edith Marquardt Gustav Milnikel Jean Oliver Burton Olson Lillian Orr Elinor Oyen Margaret Quinn Guy Raner Eileen Sanderberg Melbourne Schoch Louis Szabo Dorothy Walker Betty Washburn Dorothy Woods Bob Zahorik DECEMBER Those born in December are alert, frank and sincere. They prefer active outdoor life and love animals. Charles Blankenhorn Elmer Moller Charles Bradley Ellen Burns Dorothy Corbett Andrew Dennis Sanford F inemani, Evelyn Ghilain Betty Grass Zalton Gyure Robert Hart Albert Hartkoif James Hellesen George Kleinman Haskell Lewis Gertrude Mallory William 'Morey Alice O'Brien Doris Pillman Richard Schoch Marion Sinn Robert Slaney Frances Smith Ruth Steel Fern Stone James Suporter Elizabeth Tuttle Helen Webster Doris Williams Myra Wyman J-iam L L rrrr BELL LLB rrrc L LLL rcrc L AJ S 5 3, S E:?Q Q-iQ zkzs El Q L: i X sg k , , ,A . .Sw lj X22 sf? .:- M: 354: Q: K L L,,, Xxx 2, A SQ 5 n Q ::,2' , Ck ti 3' Q. , W' f ,, 2 A , A 0 Q S F? Kg 1 1 gs- rw if 9 si R ' Y K . 1 A S is Q 2? , , Q X ' - 5 l ' . ' 'gil N wt ' 5 i Al 5 ' ',,,l P ' E it - 2 ix me K Egg .1 fs WYE E 3 ' ,i. 3 . i f Nw . :r . . :Sf - S X .,. 553 ky K i ,Q is Q Q' f S x A 'f N I -..,i, M X Q? QE QS W 'S 'O , 'a 5 E N S N? f X kk ie? SX g,,,'. 5 it .K . i .,. 2 ..:2 1 xi? 5 kg W if Q5-W Q I as S W 33's is E K K X 3 QUE . 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If Si QS? f'i?i15,5E A 1 ' f: Y .7 .ig 4 h mf, .ji i l . . 5 X :wg ' I ti 3 . u , 4.1 .111 1 A :n m ' ff .gg 3 . XJ. H. - . .,,Nf,.,..g, ' ',. ww , v ' -'W , . X W gf 3 435 if 1 -.:N . Q T 3 ,3.- 5 it Q E ..,. .... . . , , - N- X6 T Ill? 2 . .. Y l p rf X mv ' n 3 is ' -- 1 H Nj! J sq Lg P- 'K 3 K A R it Q 39 Er X T . , V N ,, x m NAME Abelson, Al ..... Adams, Forrest .. Aldenhovel, Frank Allenson, John . . Anderson, Bernice Adersen, Ethel . . . ZA-Hobbies HOBBY . . . . . .Swimming . . .... Bicycle Racing . . . . . . . .Traveling . . . . . . .Coin Collecting Attending Sport Gamer . . . . . .Attending Sportr Andersen, Fred . . .Geography ancl Stamp: Anderson, Irene . Andersen, Marian Anderson, Robert Anderson, Roy . . . Anderson, Sheldon . . . ...........Mz1Jic .....Skating ....Reading . . . . . . . . .Bowling . Collecting Oddities Balch, Betty Jane ............ Swimming Ballinger, Robert ............ Swimming Barmack, Jerry. . . Barry, Maurice. . . . . . . .Contract Bridge ...............Sportf Bartlett, Andrew ............... Reading Blair, Hugh ....... Collecting Cigar Band: Bowater, Harry ................ Bareball Braun, Sam. . .... Brewer, Alice ...... Brown, Fredric D.. . . . Bushelle, Virginia ..... Bening, Anita .... Beatty, Richard ..... Burke, Edmund ..... . . . .Football . . . .Scozzting . , . .Bowling . . . . .Mzuic . . . .Dancing . . . .Diving . . . . .Bafeball E Miss Margaret Shcmnon's Dxvlsxon Top Row: Row 3: Jacobson Hussey Doheny Thornton Poll Thompson Kellogg Spiedel Miller, I, Aylward Brandell Belcher Garmisa Paulaitis Riedemann G03 Berrcher Heeren 1 Row 2: Thomason Miller, P. Bottom Row: 1 Hansen Mathy Dell McBride Pearson Hurd Howe Warner Buzzell Miss Shannon Goetz johnson Granberg Morewood Goldberg Ramsey Williams Keoner NAME HOBBY Brown, Robert ..... ....... G olf Burns, Robert .... .... S tanzpr Callner, Jane .... ............. B oolax Cargill, Hazel ........ Collecting Pen gninr Carlson, Harry .... .... C ollectin g Stampf Carton, Warren .... .......... B owlin g Casey, Marie ..... ............. T ennir Christian, Verginia ..... H0l'JE-bdfk Riding Clay, Loren ........ ............. G olf Clegg, Eleanor ........ ..... Z oology Clemensen, Richard .... .... S ketchin g Cohen, Mildred ........ ..... F ootball Corr, Jack. .................... Reading Cottam, Gladys ..... Autograph Collecting Cowan, Don .... ....... T rapfbootin g Crofoot, Delores ............... . . Qi. .Collecting Pictnref of Movie Starr Curotto, Gina. ............... l. . .Tennir Decicco, Louis . . . ..... Football Delaney, Ruth .... .... T ennir Demakos, Ted .... ..... Dillion, jean .... .... Dinger, Fred .... Bafeball Scouting . . . C laemirtry - Dow, John. ................. Swimming Dreifuss, Philip. . .Planning Train Layout! Dullum, June ............... S winzmin g Hobbies lCont.J NAME HOBBY Edelstein, Raymond' .... .... S wirnrning Eisenstein, Frances ............. Bareball Elverson, Elvie ...... Collecting Port Cardr Elferson, Henry ............... Football Englund, Mary Jane ...,......... Stamp! Emrick, Jack .......... Model Airplaner Erickson, Elsie . . . ......... Reading Erie, Beatrice ...... .... R oller Skating Feingold, Seymour ............ Bareball F elsen, Shirley .................... . . . . . . . Collecting Indian Head Pennier Ferchof, Hilda ........... Playing Piano Gardner, Robert .... ...... S winnnin g Gee, James ..... .... 1 Motor Boating Greene, Frank ................ Football Gregg, Minnette .... Collecting Snaprbotr Griesel, Louella. .Watcbirz g Football Garner Grimstead, Marjorie ..... Collecting Boobs Gustafson, Bernard ........... Snaprbotr Halperin, William .... .... M ecbanicr Hayda, Florence ........,.......... . . . . .Collecting Pictnrer of Alooie Starr Hayes, Richard ............... Bareball Heilig, Fern ........... Stamp Collecting Hendrie, Madge ..... Port Card Collecting Herbert, johnson ............... Stanzpr Heyman, Ruth . . . .... Drerr Derigning Hill, Marvel ...... ...... G ood Diner Hodgson, George . . . . . .... Football Holmblad, Doris ................... . . . . . . . . .Collecting Somfenirr of Placer Holtmann, Harold ......... Sport Pictarer Houston, Pauline . . . ....... Reading Houston, Robert .... .... M akin g Planer Howells, Robert .............. Aviation Humpernickle, Jake. .Collecting 31.00 Billr Hyatt, Jeanne ..................... . .... Collecting Pictrzrer of Movie Starr NAME Jacobs, jack ..... Jacobsl Mandella . HOBBY . . .Microrcopy . . . .Dramaticr Jacobson, William .... ...... I ournalirnz Jaques, Warren . . . Jensen, Marion . . . johnson, Edith . . . Johnsen, Lucia .... Johnson, Alex .... jones, Paul ....... . . .Tobacco Tins . . . . .Snaprbotr .. . . . . .. .Reading . . .Collecting Stampr . . . . . .Model Airplaner .Equipping a Bicycle jones, Robert ................. Reading Jones, Tom .... . . Juleen, Eleanore . . . . . . . .Bar Womb . . . . . .Playing Piano juvinall, Reid .................... Pool Kaplan, Jack ..... Kelly, Ruth ...... Kemph, Alberta . . Kohler, Evelyne . . Kohler, James .... Kohn, Ralph . . . Kunkler, Marie . . . Lach, Helen ...... Drinlain g Milkrbaker . . . .Collecting Earrings .Collecting Pendantr ...........Swimnzing . . . .Collecting Piper ........Cbernirtry ......... .Dancing Collecting Different Higb Scbool Bnttonr Lofranco, Ari .......... S tanz p Collecting Lang, Marshall . . . . . . . . . .Cartooning Lapasso, James .............. Barketball Larson, Ina ......... Collecting Elepbantr Lindgren, William Lindquist, Frances Lindstrom, Mildred Liscomb, Arthur . . Lugton, Charles .. Luttrell, Charles .. Lynn, Marion .... Lynott, Billy .... Maher, Martin . . . Mann, Dorothy .... Mannion, james . . Manos, Peter . . . . .Collecting Stampr . . . . .Collecting Stampr ..........Su1imrning ....Sportr .....S'portr . . . ,Collecting Picturer . . . .Stamp Collecting . . . .Stamp Collecting ........Reading ..... .Sportr . . . .Barlaetball . .qt I 1 E 1 l -d NAME Hobbies fCont.j HOBBY Markl, Adolph ..... Keeping Show Claeckf Marks, Dorothy ............. ...... . . . . . .Collecting Pictnrer of Movie Starr Maynard, john . . . McLaughlin, Dean Mey, Robert ...... Meyer, james .... Michalak, Helen . . Mikkelsen, Eleanor Milligan, Edward . Milliken, Clyde .. Moore, Shirley .... Morgan, George . . Musashe, Ralph . . . Newmark, Marshall Nickerson, Edgar . . ..........Stamp.r ......Coinr . . . .Swimming . . . . .Sportr . . . . .Golf . . . .Reading . . . . .Football . . . . .Bird Study . . . . .Stamps . . . .Sports . . . .Bareball . . ..... Science . . . .Airplaner Nickerson, William . . . .... Midget Carr Nordstrom, Lilliann .... ..... T ennir Novy, Reeva ......... ..... T ennif Oetjen, Phyllis .... Orlando, Nick . . . ... . .Stampr . . . . . .Barketball Parkinson, Betty .... .... B icycle Riding Peel, Eileen ................... Tennzr Petersen, Donald. .Model Airplane Making Peterson, Elroy .............. Swimming Petrick, joe .... ....... 1 Makin g Rin gr Platt, Shirley ........ Collecting S naprlnotr Prince, Robert .... Reznick, William. . Richard, Eileen . . . Richards, Virginia . . Robertson, jane ...... Rosenberg, Blossom Radio Engineering . . . . .Stamp Collecting .. . . ...Walking . . . .Portmarkr . . . . . . .Swimming Horfe Back Riding Rosenblot, Florence ......... Seeing Playr Runyan, Georgette.Collecting Fiction Bookr Russell, Estelle . . .Collecting War Medalr Sally, joseph ................. Reading Sandberg, Kenneth ......... Tap Dancing NAME HOBBY Sanes, Sol ......... .... R eadin g Bookr Schneiderman, Clarissa ........ Ice Skating Scott, jean. Collecting Copier of Old Bookr Schuman, Alvin ........ Stamp Collecting Shamis, Richard ......... Amateur Radio Sharps, Irving ..... Moving Pictnre Sbowr Shattil, Melvin .................. Track Sholler, Jeannette ............... S lam pr Siegel, Marion. .Collecting Red Nail Polirla Siegler, Jerry ...... Collecting Ticket S tub: Simpson, Dorothy . Simpson, Ethel .... Smeltzer, Robert .. Smith, Charlotte . . . Smith, Jim ...... Smith, Thomas .... Sonnenberg, Eugene ............Reading ....Soccer ...Stamps ........Reading ........Iceboating . . . . .Stamp Collecting Airplane Building Sorensen, Harvey ............ C henzirtry Scottmann, Virginia . . . .... Swimming Sowa, Dorothy ...... Steinway, Evelyn . . . Steiner, Kenneth .. Strick, William . . . Swords, Alida .... Taglieri, Jack . . . Thoma, Fred ...... Tierney, Walter . . . ... . . .Sportr . . . .Scouting ......Reading . ......... Bareball . . . . .Piano Playing . . . .Stamp Collecting . . . . .Manual of Armr .............SportJ Tolle, Yvonne ..... Collecting Paper Dolls Tunny, Ruth ............ Cheer Leading Tuscher, Margaret . . . . . . . . . . .Collectin Movie Star Pictnrer Vainauskas, Leonard . . . .Stamp Collecting Voltz, Wilbur ........ Walberg, Violet . . . Wald, Ruth ....... Wayne, Erwin ..... .............Sportr Wiggins, Geraldine. . . ......Swimming . . . .Bookr . ...... Tennir . . . .Collecting Petr Wilkin, Bob ........... Moving Picture: Wolf, Arthur .... .......Clnb Work Young, Herbert .............. Hunting Zemrowski, Alrina ..... Taking S naprlaotr Ziegler, William ...... Zipperman, Ormond .Model Airplane: . . . .Stamp Collecting 1 'Wally Berg 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bunny Abraham 'Dot Abrahamson 'Big Feet Adams 'Roie Adler 'Aud Alexander Bobbie Alferink 'Miek Alsager 'Anderson Anderson 'Shirl Anderson 1 Malvy Axelson Bad Baddeley Bet Baustert Dittie Belcher Petty Doll Bell Swede Bergquist Ace Bettcher Barnyard Birnoorf Bix Bixter Blackensquelchu Black- well Nell Blazej Mushie Blumenthal Hitler Boehme Paula Bodeman Winnie Boclen Myrt Bodine Shadow Bondi Curlytop Bowe Major Bowes Emy Boyer Aldy Brandell Lyn Brandmayr Al Brown Leo Bruno Shafto Bruno Kathy Buehrer Bill Burnette Judy Burns Pat Burt Freddie Butz Buzz Buzzell Jack Cahill Speed Call Soupy Campbell Spicky Canna Chita Cannon Swede Carlson Gordy Carpenter 'C0okie Chernof 'Tess Christensen Tom Clark 2B-Nicknames Etheopia Blackman' Cittadino Hick Cittadino Kelly Cohen Red Cole Blondie Collier Jinks Connors Cookie Cook Cope Copenhafer Shinner Cowing Ginny Crocilla El Cronican Charly' Crotty Corky Daufenbach Jim Degnan Chub Dell Theadorosiusn Dell Marge Demmon Teddy Dickson Bill Doheny Cherry Doll Toots Bradant Babe Drake Dutch Dykstra Pete Eberle Stooge Eckert Toots Ender Joey Epstein Cookie Esposito Mickey Estrin Prisy Faust Twinie Feeley Twinlet Feeley Oscar Fine Ike Fisher Phil Fisher Doug Fitch Shrimp Fitzgerald Margie Flanagan Irish Flynn Frog Fons Cutie Fox Dorn Ford Skinny Freedman Rufus Freischlag Rosie Freund Keats Fritz Doll Ganz King Garmisa Bob Gerrie Gil Gilbert Toots Gish .. 1. .. 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 Blondie Gill . Jay Glasnap Ham Gleeson Snooky Goenenwein Olly Goetz Goldie Goldberg Goldy Goldstein Sis Gott Bernie Gould Dimples Granberg Gus Gustafson Ad Gustafson Gin Haak Scotty Haas Tapioca Hall Bobbe Hall Glad Hallenberg Hank, the super her uit n Hanahan Slim Hansen Herbie Hansen Toolie Hansen Irish Hastings Whitey Hawes Joe Hayni Peggy Heeren Blondie ' Heinzel Liz Helbing Peanuts Helsel Hens Henson Heuer Henry Freckles Herrin Bunny Heun Frank, Hinch Dorky Hirsch Jackie Hodgson Marty Hogan Mickey Houston Margie Howe Lefty Howe irish Hussey Jen Iavarone Bob Ifrid Jac Jacobson Carleton Jasmick Jake Jacobson Kenny Jensen O'Lenny Jensen Carrots John son Elsa Johnson Forest Fire Johnson --S J 1 1 1 1 'Ki Kerber 1 1 1 1 'Mick 'Mim' . 'Len Lampert 1 1 'Essy' ' Lotka 1 1 1 johnie Johnson Blondie johnson Jimmie jones Southern Boy Jones Polly jones jake Kast Mary Keller Bob Kenney Kerri Kerrison Bebe Kesner 'Le Kiefer 'Willy Knight 1 Bun Head Koci Bob Kohler Bea Kolessa ' 'Neisy Kott 'C0oky Kraebber 1 Kay Krugjohn Kurtzman jerry Lackey Betts Landis ' Lambert King La Monto Bud Langosch 'Bob Lanzendorf 'Sweden Larson june Law Goggles Leller Bee Lewbin 'Nita Lewis 'Chickadeen Lewis Dodo Liliewstern Toodles Lwowick Fran Lynch Smocky Magnuson 'Cookey Malo 'Bob Marks 'Toots Martens , 1 Mickey Mason Bud Masterson 'Micky McBride 'Mac McHie Lottie Meister 'Billie Melling 'Chummy Millar 'Chuck Miller 'Ace Miller 'Double Dip Miller 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 -I 1- Nicknames fCont.J PeeWee Mikkelsen Roberta Mirsch Marge Moeck Susie Morewood Red Murphy Mid Murphy Bud Murphy Rheats Murphy Pat ' Neary Ginger Neely Bill Nelson ' Twin,' Nicholson Maggie Nikirk Do Neubert Lynne Neumann Tarzan Neumuth Novi Novosad Flash Olson Spike Orlando Ozzie Osborn Sully O'Sullivan Bax Owen Mickey Paulaitis Sonny Pearson Blondie Penny Ruthie Peskin Pete Peterson San dy Peterson Ken Peterson Pat Plenz Buddy Poll Lollyl' Prazak Chuck Presta Luscus Proctor ' FIossie Quigley Dago Quinn Boots Ramsey Doc Rankin- Professor Ratzer Pat Ray The Beast Reis Chuck Reyelts Jerry Reynolds Ches Riedemann Bill Roesen Jennie Rose Peanuts Rouda Bernie Saltz Chuck Saurbier I Scannell Buddy Schmio 11 Bubbles Simons Fran Smith 11 11 11 jock Stuermer S 11 11 Bob Swanson .. Hank Thimell Skeet Walstra 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 Deene Scholer Zipp Schubert Shulbone Sheldon Dot Shilfman Ship Shipman 11 Fat Schwarz Santa Claus Sigurdson Snipes Smith Dot Spangelo Les Speyer Toots Spiedel 11 Rick Spitson Sis Stark Cookie Steckhan Ray Steinke Babe Stephon Pinky Stephon 11 Ginny Stevenson Suzzy Sulzenfuss Ceasar Stucliffe Tennessee Taylor Snooks Thomason Tommie Thompson Marge Thornton Dory Ward Draft Warner Cookie Wasserman Watson Watson En Welstead Art Widstrand jay Wildeboer 11 Napolean Williams Dede Williams Ritz Williams 11 Rennie Wilson Gert Wolf Tlay Woodcock Teenie Woodward jim Woolley 11 Scotch Woolway joe Young Woodie Young Reenien Zebroyi Giggles Zimmerman Whimpyn Zumbaugh Mr. Iames Patersoifs Honor Students Tap Row: Pachaly Olson Zimmerman llslirschield Amnolf ec ito t ,. McKnight Bottom Rou. Koenig Heritage Erickson RW' 2-' Mr. Paterson Kramer Lupe Lomasney Sv-figart Prendergast Biehl Mr. Charles Watson's Division Top Rom: Row 5: Eisenstein Van Heel Gillis Anderson Wessels Brigel ioeser gown: urie heehy Martin Larson Peterson Mindell Row 2: Abberger Gustafson Balfom Row: Mellon Kerr Tobin Migawa Cahilb Kappes Greenberg Boone Knight Mr. XVatson Sheppard Kern Allison McCormick Evans 5 1 A s Abs, john Adams, Stanley Adelman, Elmer Anderson, Fred Anderson, Kirstine Anderson, Myrtle Andrews, Davis Armour, Edna Aurelio, Louis Austgen, LaVerne Austin, john Bacon, Charles Baker, Robert Banach, Helen Barancik, Morton Battershy, Charles Beauvais, Fred Bell, Dorothy Belokan, Stella Benseman, Gene Black, Bette Blackman, Walter Blumenau, Michael Bohn, jack ' Bollinger, Marion Bowness, Lawrence Brask, Leon Freshmen Bi'idgeman,Walberga Brinkman, Carl Bruno, Marie Burke, Vincent Burmon, Phillip Burnstein, Gene Cagivin, William Calvano, Alfred Carlson, Sylvia Carr, Alma Carte, Peggy Casler, jack Casper, Howard Casper, Robert Coen, Joyce Cohen, Rosemary Cokeing, Edward Collins, Mary Conant, Elizabeth Conway. Julia Ann Cook, Catherine Cooper, Elaine Cowan, Andrew Craft, Mary Ellen Crawford, Robert Cummins, John Custer, Margy Czupryn, Edward Darwent, Edward Davidson, Robert Davis, Wfayne Davis, Marjorie DeFermer, Patricia Dietrich, Florence Dial, Frank Dickson, Jane Diehl, Shirley Dorman, Eugene Drachenberg, Mildred Drackenberg, Arthur Drew, Claudia Duback, Glenn Duckett, Robert Dwartz, Mary Dwyer, John East, Robert Ebert, Edwin Eichenbaum, Helene Flinoff, Louis Elliott, john Erdelyan, Margaret Ettenson, Muriel Evans, Shirley Farber, Bernard Farish, john Farlow, Cathrine fContinued at End of Section! Finlay, Grace Finlayson, Lorna Fischer, Herbert Fogg, Robert Fritz, Lutteel Gallacher, John Gallagher, Patricia Gamber, Dorothy Gardiner, Daniel Gardner, William Gidlund, Elsie Gillespie, james Goldschmidt, Andrew Gothberg, Lawrence Gott, Edna Gramlick, Shirley Grant, Katherine Green, Helen Grefenkamp, Thomas Gringsny, Robert Griflen, Edward Grummilt, Galvin Gustafsen, Eleanor Gustafson, Lee Gustafson, Shirley Guth, Fred Hale, Frances Halliday, Bette , ,Q as .X 1. 'M 1 W Q H? ww . X . J 3225 215 N-ff 1 S ig E l . . A ,V .V xy 1 r Lkzy VA L S ' iff Q 4 1 5? 1' W iii . E QE ' I 4 1? ::- i Simi Q i w' v Fii??f,fQi'fg5iifffri-I - 2553313 T QT Fa 4 Ig, .,,, k if 5 W i Q W3 WN K . W' W X5 'ii X s 1E?E5f5ES W X Q 5 s L Q ' AI 5 . 2 : Q S2 S554 E KLV: 1 A fl if ., in :ki , Jil. i F K- x I E 9 Q- -X 4 K A: -ws X x :K- , X N + 'TQIJK A A Nj was Q . gf X 'lz L Sl .. ..-- , Q -,'.. 5 X Q X , Q -. ff f X - : ' -' :'i EI2 S Ni X' ,Q QQ X' is W ' k ,QR Qib. Q , W i 5? ff Q? 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Johnson, Maud Johnson, Norman Johnson, Oscar Johnson, Wallace Johnson, William Johnston, Victor Keil, Shirley Kelley, Charles Kier, Helen Kimble, David King, Robert Kisek, Margaret Kleutgen, Virginia Kneisl, Edith Krabbe, Ruth Krause, Virginia Kruger, Irma Jane Klatt, Oliver Koutsogianis, Helen Lagergren, Carl LaMont, Loretta Lancaster, Ruth Larsen, Frieda Larson, Wayne LeBeane, Earle Ledvard, John LeTournean, Myrtle Lindgren, Isabelle Lindstrom, Virginia Liman, Jean ' Leach, Alice Loughlin, Mary K MacKenzie, Donald Madsen, Evelyn Madsen, Leslie Freshmen CCont.J Mahlberg, Jean Malito, Joe Malito, Jasper Mannion, Helen Mantel, Elsie Manfeldt, Viola Mattson, Ruby Maslin, Mureil McClintock, James McDermott, Mary Ellen McLeod, Leona Meschke, Ray Mesenhelder, Dorothy Mikkelsen, Carl Miller, Elaine Minster, Naomi, Moeller, Dorothy Moen, Clifford ' Montlake, Bernice Murphy, Jane Murray, Lois Melville, Phyllis Murphy, Jeanne Muller, Leona Nicholson, Robert Noble, Thomas Noatbaar, Maxine Oback, Eric O'Connor, Richard Okon, Marceline Olson, Helen Olson, Loretta Olson, Ralph Ortiz, Frank Pagach, John Palmer, William Parisi, Sam Paxson, Constance Paxton, George Peck, Frances Peterson, Edsel Peterson, Hazel Peterson, Otis , Pericone, Mamie Perksen, Lois ' Petroni, Joe ,. Petrozz, Rose Ann Pierce, Kenneth Popper, Emil Popper, Erna Pottinger, James Pugh, Willa May Randerson, James Ratter, Scott Redmore, Elsie Reed, Jack Reid, Henry Reynolds, I.orraine Rhodes, Dewey Rietz, Marie Riley, DeMott Rodgers, Loretta Ross, George Russell, Ivan Sanaghan, Lois Sasak, Stanley Sawyer, Jane Sawyer, Jane Schultze, Louis Seaburg, Gene Selby, Betty Lou Selix, Margie Shapiro, Irene Sholes, Jean Simon, Zelma Shefsky, Lawrence Slater, Ruth Skluft, Selda Smith, Marjory Smith, Virginia Solberg, Lowell Soderberg, Robert Soderlund, Dave Sothern, John Spink, VV ill Stehle, James Stephan, Nowal Stewart, Finlay Subert, Elsie Summer, Mary Ella Sundquist, Helen Sutherland, John Swanson, Edgar Swanson, Sylvia Tanan, Lucille Tasemkin, Bernice Thoma, George Thomas, Edward Thompson, Jack Ullmann, Elaine Vancil, Esther Van Horn, Donald Van Housen, Ruth Van Ness, Gale Vergoth, Agnes Vou Lydow, Wallace W'alamke, Norman Walden, Robert Walker, Suzanne Waller, Ralph Walmsky, Cynthia Wassman, Albert Weber, Lorraine XVeider, Ethel Weise, Thomas Weishurs, Marjorie Wheeler, Damon Wilken, Edward Wilkinson, Robert Williams, Margaret Winimer, Stanley Woodsworth, Gairns Yandell, Mary 1 B' S Abberger, Charles Adduci, Frances Ahearn, Catherine Ahearn, Marian Alberger, Alice Aldrin, William Allison, Fred Alm, Virginia Amedre, Robert Anderson, Alice Anderson, Gustav Anderson, Ralph Anderson, Robert Anderson, Ruth Andrews, Betty Aranoff, Jerome Arthur, Mary Jane Ash, David Ashbey, Verna Atwater, Doris Austin, Mary Baffato, Catherine Balsis, Bernice Barcik, Gust Barnes, Bill Barron, Bruce Bartlett, Lucielle Barton, Bernice Basil, Marie Baxter, Phyllis Bazelen, Miriam Bechtolt, Robert Beckelman, William Beehl, Betty Berg, Helen Bergstrom, Allen Bickhaus, Edith Bing, Andre Bisbey, Maratha Bitzer, Robert Blackwood, Lenore Blake, Jacqueline Blatzer, Donald Bloss, Metta Bluhm, Norman Bohn, Ester Boone, Helen Booth, William Borgia, Mary Bostrom, Rose Bouchard, Eugene Bowe, Alice Bower, Clasona Bowker, Viola Brask, Jacob Breigel, Gertrude Brigel, Raymond Brink, Jack Brinkman, Virginia Britton, Leonard , Broderick, Dorothy Brown, Aurel Brunjes, Barbara Bryant, Jane Buck, June Buckley, Donald Bulger, Irene Burns, Anita Burns, Florence Burns, Lawrence Burus, Marjorie Butkas, Albert Buxton, Lucille Callahan, Mary Callender, Donald Cameron, Betty Cameron, Martha Candreva, Tony Capouch, Genevieve Captol, Annette Carbonero, Charlotte Carleton, Virginia Carlson, Helen Carlson, Lawrence Carlson, Robert Carman, Bernice Carpenter, Grace Carrol, Alice Carroll, Mary Casey, Robert Casper, Robert Cavoto, Frank Chevalier, James Chorley, Mary Ciecherill, Sam Clark, Gloria Coffey, Paul Cohill, Raymond Cohrs, Betty Coleman, Jeanne Comstock, Katherine Congelose, Joseph Conley, Bud Connely, Joseph Connors, John Cooney, Helen Cook, Erwin Contavespi, Carl Copp, Meridith Corbett, Mildred Corbett, William Costello, Dorothy Cowherd, Mayne Craig, Roberta Crandall, Ruth Craft, Jeanette Crane, Betty Crane, Frederick Creston, Carol Crow, Esther Crowell, Betty Jane Freshmen fCont.J Crowly, Harry Curatoto, Rose Dalton, Patsy Danks, Don C. Davenport, Marilyn Davies, Barbara Davis, Samuel Dearborn, Bette Deemer, June Dell, Maurine Demakos, James Desivarte, Ruth Desmond, Lawrence DeVeaux, Walter Devine, Mary Alice DeWeese, LaVerne Doll, Dick Donohue, James Dow, Betty Dragoo, Edwood Dreifuss, Jeanne Duckette, Bill Duggan, Kathleen Dumas, Lenore Echert, Mary Eiscnstein, Harold Ekstrom, Gwen Ellibee, Lois Erickson, Robert Esterwood, Dorothy Evans, Eleanor Excell, George Excell, John Fagan, Glenn Falk, Deloras Fanger, Sybil Fanning, Joe Fareno, Arthur Feldman, Robert Felters, Lucille Fishleder, Martin Fitch, Morgan Fitzpatrick, Rosalie Fitzpatrick, Ruth Fontanette, Mary Fort, Charlotte Frangello, Tony Freiclman, Shirley French, Shirley Frietzi, Lorine Frost, Helen Frozee, Erline Fulton, Betty Lou Funck, Leone F urston, Donald Gable, Flora Gemmer, Edward Genmer, Edward Genovese, Perenu Gillis, Howard Gingolcl, Diana Giordano, Mike Goldberg, Helen Golton, Gloria Goss, Robert Graf, George Grasse, Lois Gray, Eleanor Greenberg, Frank Grieco, Frank Grimm, Helen Guarascio, Mary Anne Gustafson, Eddie Gustofson, Fred Haas, Geneva Haas, Herman Haas, Robert Hahn, Virginia Hale, LeRoy - Halm, Elsie Halpin, Jane Hammer, Lewella Hanley, Barbara Hanney, James Harmer, Betty Harris, Ruth Harrison, Francis Harvey, Dorothy Haynie, Millie Hedeen, Bill Hegwein, Rita Helleson, Nancy Heil, Arthur Heiss, Dorothy Held, Richard Hellberg, Glen Helbing, George Hickey, Dorothy Heritage, Allen Hickey, Marion I-Iighman, Glen Hill, Robert Hill, Ruth Hines, Judy Hirsch, Seymour Hirschfeld, Herbert Hochstader, Robert Hoey, Jane Hofman, Gladys Homier, Joyce Hooper, Rowell Hordahl, Robert Hornung, Louise Hoyle, Violet Hughes, Joseph Hummel, Robert Huntley, George Iflland, Mary Iverson, Kenneth Jacobs, LaVerne Jacobsen, Roy Jensen, Oda Jensen, Raymond Johnson, Bob Johnson, Charles Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Edward Johnson, Mae Johnson, Martha Johnson, Miriam Johnson, Robert Johnson, Roger Jolmson, Victor Johnson, Victoria Jolgren, Alvin Jones, Helen Jones, Marco Kahn,.Julian Kanya, Gladys Kappes, Edwina Karandreas, Aristaia Karper, Evarose Keeley, Lois Kern, Betty Kerr, Elaine Kessel, Babetti Klapperich, Lois Klein, Clarence Klebnow, Carolyn Klien, Martha Knight, Kenneth Knorr, Betty Knowles, Donald Kochen, Violet Koenig, XVarren Koman, Helen Korkel, William Kovacs, Richard Kraft, Alice Kramer, Robert Krause, Helen Kreisman, Sylvia Krikava, Elanore Krotzki, Edna Krug, Betty Kunde, Arthur Lackey, Jane LaChapelle, Betty J LaFranco, Ameleta Lakacek, Jean Lantz, Harold Larson, Isabelle Larson, Leonard Larson, Oscar Larson, Pershing ' Lay, William Lely, Joan Lenartson, Janet Lerner, Blanche Levitt, Jerome Lindquist, Lillian Lippke, Pearl Loeser, Stanley Loitz, Murray Lomasney, Eileen Long, Elanore Longyear, Don Lowe, Lucia Lubinsky, Louise HUC 'Ji Lundgren, Mildred Lupe, Rose Mary Lurie, Melroy McAdam, John McArdle, Jean McArthur, Charles McBride, Lawrence McCarthy, Dean -McCauley, Janet McChesney, Jean McClurg, William McCormick, Katherine McCracken, Donald McEllighott, Johl McGuire, Kathryn McKeague, Anne McKenna, Helen MacKimm, jane McKirchy, Gordon McKnight, Donald McMahon, Joseph McManos, Patrick McNanie, Mary jane Madsen, Geneviene Main, Robert Maker, Norine Malmberg, May Ri-itt Malmfeldt, Edwin Manners, Virginia Mannion, Christine Marco, Estelle Martin, Harriet Martin, Harry Masonick, Donald Masterton, Mary May, Lois Mellon, joseph Merchant, Harry Merrick, Dorothy Mey, john fMeyering, Robert Meyers, Betty Meyer, LaVerne Meyers, Francis Mick, Marion Migawa, Shirley Miller, Billy Miller, jane Miller, Jean Miller, Lois Mitchell, Lorretta Millman, Patricia Miller, Shirley , Mindell, Eugene Moes, jack Moleto, Fred Moller, Marion Moore, Dick Morgan, Harry Morris, Allan Musacchio, Tony Mueller, Virginia Iwlungoven, Jane Freshmen fCont.J Murphy, Margaret Murphy, Richard Nelson, Florence Nelson, Glenn Neoeler, Monroe Nesci, Salvatore Neuber, Alvin Neuber, Elaine Newberg, Elsie Newer, Eloise Nichols, Arthur Nochunson, Rosalie Nunnelley, Virginia O'Barski, Harry O'Brien, Ed O'Donnell, Thomas O'Hara, Harry O'Heran, Betty Oliver, William Olson, Bill Olson, Juanita O'Neil, Dorothy O'Neal, Gerry Orlando, Frank Ormsby, Ethelyn Otto, William Overton, Catherine Owen, Russell Pachaly, Jeanne Panozzo, Emma Pappas, Dorothy Parker, Courtney Parker, Helen Parker, Rita jane Patarini, Aurora Patten, Edith Peck, Betty Penrose, Ray Pepping, june Peterson, Gordon Peterson, jean Peterson, Robert Peterson, Virginia Pfeiffer, Arthur Picman, Rose Marie Pipenkotter, joe Pisano, Peter Powell, Harold Poynton, Marcilla Prendergast, Eileen Prunty, Pauline Pulling, Bob Rafferty, Eileen Rago, Carmella Redman, Orrie Reid, Harry Reilly, William Reubelt, Jack Richardson, Marjorie Richard, Ruth Rifhce, Santina Riordam, Marie Roberts, Abbie Roche, Marjorie Ron, Elizabeth Root, Wilbur Rose, Alden Rose, Virginia Rossne, Carl Rothje, Lillian Ruhn, Betty Sabel, jane Salmon, Donald Salzman, Charles Sanders, Constance Sawlak, Rose Schatz, Shirley Schauer, Wally Schmitz, jean Schnidt, Arthur Schultz, Margaret Scullian, John Scwitters, Ted Schumacker, Mary Seidel, Geraldine Seigel, Bobbette Seglin, Helen Seneff, Joan Sessions, Doris Shannon, Jack Shaw, Phillis Sheehy, Winifred, Sheppard, Howard Shriner, Patricia Siciliono, Domoni Simon, Fred Simonson, Willie Siry, jack Sittler, Nina Skeahan, Jerry Smith, Billy Smith, Frank Smith, Fred Smith, Irene Smith, Jack Smith, William Sommerlield, Alfred Spellary, Mary Rita Spiers, john Spix, William Spogis, Cecilia Stedman, jane Steel, Ann Stevenson, Florence Steuber, Thomas Stollet, Mae Stone, Doris Stone, Fred Stopka, Lillian Stanley, Laura Staples, Robert Stark, Clayton Strain, Dorothy Straus, Betty Stromer, William Sullivan, Eugene Sullivan, Maxine Sumner, Lloyd Sunseri, Mary Surgart, Mary Lou Sutton, Homer Sweeney, Margaret Sweitzer, Lois Swope, Jane Tablor, Irene Taylor, Harry Tell, XX'illiam Teller, Shalon Terrence, Marion Thatcher, Bill Thomas, Patricia Thomason, Ruth Thompson, Alice Thomson, Marilyn Tobin, james Travillion, Robert Tregoning, Mabel Trusty, Sheldon Ulery, Roberta Ullrich, Rudolph Unwin, Jane Vail, Anna Mae Vangelden, Nataly Varellas, Evangeline Van Heel, Charles Verboomer, june Vlazny, Joseph Voss, George Wales, Betty Wallace, Earl Walley, Florence Warcus, Warren Weber, Anthony Weigolt, Edward Weiler, Cecelia Weinstien, Gertrude Weller, Eilleen Wells, Nancy Wessler, Albert Westergreen, Robert Whittle, Elanore Wier, john Wilcox. 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Dorothy Shawhan Literary Editor .......................... Dorothy Fahlstrom Arrirtantr: Harriet Lou Kemp, Betty Glixon, Betty Bogue, Walter Young. Sportr Editor ............................. Charles Johnson Arrirtarztr' Willard Erickson, Robert Howard, Clarence Lantz, Miles Standish. Girlr' Sporty .............. . .............. Eloise Husmann Feature Editor .............................. David Dennis Arrirtatztr' George Lobell, Virginia Smith, Robert Weismiller. Art Editor ................................ Lincoln Maher Arriftantrs Marjorie Judd, Wesley Juleen, Doris Pitsch. Sale: Manager! ............. Jack Davenport, Charles Deverick Photo grapby Editor! .............. Robert Davis, Walter Olson Advertiring Managers. . .Jeanne Nickerson, Marjorie Tormoehlen Pztblifity Manager ........................... David Martin Typirtr: William Daly, Edna Haglund, Alice Loughlin, Frances Pederson, Phyllis Bowman, Marjorie Hendrickson, Edith Foggett. Tap Rau-u' Fletcher geissmxller Eg:1'y'fk5 'l a v Standish 1?0'P'mf n Erickson 5m'fh Lantz Lobell Rauf 3: O'H3'e Pitsch Howard Glixon Maurey Bogue Raw 2' Igissllrhzrrdt ' ag un juleen Loughlin Young Judd Husmann Walker Maroon Staff Originality! That elusive and much sought after quality in an annual was the goal set by the Maroon staff of 1936. Because it was the only feasible thing to do, Mr. Arthur M. Nichelson and the faculty advisers, Miss Virginia Hardt and Miss Gertrude Lanphier, decided to abandon the custom of publishing an edition for each graduation class and planned a year book to be issued in February. In doing this, efforts of both classes could be united to produce a publication that would over-shadow those of the past. Because it works in well with the notebook theme and also because the Maroon would be one of the few schools in the country to use it, the spiral binding was chosen. This, with the cellophane iinished cover, would make a really different exterior. For additional feature of the annual, an entire week was spent snapping photos of students and teachers as they actually appeared at school. Top Raw: Row 3.- Hawkms johnson Grat Millis Feller Brown Zimmerman Gustarsnn Lantz Schramin Reid Moll Burns Rickey W'arren Victor Peterson Loughlin Forss Ryan Row 2: Boflom Rau-'J Lunden Rollins Reed Austin Fardig, O. Conners Fardig, 5. Tummy Lase Sauder Hogenscn Miss Lanphier Petersen Toner Walper Finlayson Kleist Coulomb Bender Hammond W'1dsi:'.ind To p R o w: Kemp Best Nims Sei p Feld Lewis Suttie Heller Kohler, XV. Row 2: Behrend Dennis Murphy Top R 0 nf: Graff johnson Hawkins Martin Haigh jakomas Bums Anderson Rout' 2: Jacobson Reed lt-fziurey Aylesworth Huchberger Srresenreuter Hendrie Hackett Kempf Ashelby Feeley Dial Boitom Row: Kohler, E. Lomasney Mayheld Peskin Ekstrom Rickey Hesse Johnsen Maroon Salesman A large measure of the financial success of the 1936 Maroon depended upon the group of annual salesmen. Realizing this, the business managers, john Davenport and Charles Deverick, chosen from the February and june graduating classes, planned a com- prehensive sales drive to cover the entire school. Each upper class division was repre- sented in this group of salesmen by at least one student. The lower class divisions were each represented by two or three salesmen. Miss Gertrude Lanphier, the business sponsor of the Maroon, set the sales goal at eleven hundred copies to insure a 160 page book with the new cover and spiral binding. She also inaugurated the Maroon easy payment plan, that is a dollar deposit and a fifty cent payment later, The advertising and sales promotion end were under the direction of David Martin who enlisted the aid of the Drama classes to present a series of plays with surprise endings advertising the Maroon. Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth and the Gift of Scrooge were the parodies performed before each division by members of the classes. Raw 3: Bowman Strand Jones Wiendt Hall Dennis McClurg Borlom Row: W'ynn Fisher Shawhnn Bender Grossman Mided Shapiro V R rw David Martin - ' . Executive Editor Sept. '35-Feb. '36 Willard Erickson Executive Editor Feb.-June '36 Hirsch Herald Staff Executive Editor .r .... ....... D avid Martin Make-Up Editor. . . ..... Robert Weismiller Copy Editor ..... ..... M artha Murphy Proof Editor ..... ...... D orothy Ashelby Literary Editor ..... ..... J acqueline Fawcett N ew: Editor .,.... ...... R obert Corbett Sporty Editor ....... .... W illard Erickson Girlr' Sportr Editor .... ..... M arilee Nims Art Editor ................................ Lincoln Maher Farbionetter ................................ Doris Pitsch Arrirtantr: Merle Kingman, Arthur Adams, Raymond Behrend. Publicity Editor ............ Q ............ Raymond Behrend Reporterr: Dorothy Ashelby, Jean Berkson, Betty Bogue, Dorothy Fahlstrom, Eva Goldberg, jane Hotchkiss, Marjorie Kramer, Pearl Lopater, Ed Mayer, Evelyn McKinney, Evelyn Puhr, Eva Radbel, Evelyn Salmon, Dorothy Shawhan, jean Stanton, Rosemary Stracke, Madge Victor, Helen Wagner, and Walter Young. Burinerr Manager ......................... Charles Deverick fldoertiring Manager ................... Florence Huchberger Ad Salermen ................. Lillian Miller, Margaret Kempf Acting Circulation Managerr. .Frances Rickey, Mary Eloise Fisher Circulation Arri.rtant.r: Robert Brock, Walter Kohler, George . Lewis, Jack Davenport, Richard Benedict. V, . Corbett Murphy Nims To p Row: Deverick Huchberger Weismiller Bottom Rau' Rickey Fisher Maher Behrend Fawcett Ashelby Top Row: Row 3: Graff Young Kingman Radbel Pitsch Kempf Davenport Stanton Lantz Gross Deverick Bogue Lewis De Rango Farkas Victor Shiimwhan Salmon Co cn johnson Row 2: Bollam Raw: Mayer Miss Lanphiei Kohler Puhr Benedict Van Praag Berkson Fahlstrom Hotchkiss Miller glmilield gearelr P 'ID HVC Ulf L?cKinney Lopater Grass XVagner Goldberg Miss Hardt I . , Hirsch Herald Staff Even in its darkest moments, it's fun. With that as its motto, the Hirsch Herald Staff has found it possible to laugh at difficulty and to give Hirsch a newspaper of which it can be proud. News of the clubs and sports, editorials, news about the faculty, fash- ions, book and movie reviews, and personal sketches are thus made known to the entire student body. The editorial staff is composed of thirty-eight members under the guidance of Miss Virginia Hardt and the business staff is made up of twelve students with Miss Gertrude Lanphier as sponsor. No student is permitted to work on the editorial staff of the paper until he has studied journalism for a semester, while those who desire to serve on the business staff are chosen by Miss Lanphier from outstanding Herald salesmen. r Herald Salesmen The people who take your nickels and give you copies of the Hirsch Herald in return are the Herald salesmen who are under the guidance of Miss Gertrude Lanphier. Two circulation managers, Frances Rickey and Mary Eloise Fisher, were appointed to- supervise these division room salesmen. When there is an opening for a circulation manager on the business staff of the paper, Miss Lanphier makes her choice of a new one from the division room salesmen who are outstanding in the number of sales made. The remainder of the circulation staff is chosen in the same manner. Tap Razz.-: Rau' 3: Toth Benjamin Jacobson Lambert johnson Payne Haig 1 1 Brandcll Radousky Hill Brown F' t Mosher Of 'Saw 2 Bolmm Row: ll 'tOI1 agar sea, Geiger gerfqfr Paxton an 'M Hendrie Tormochlen Mm JOIIQSGH Campbell McClurg Marino Bruno Top Row: Allen Fishleder ISMIPP Armour F1755 Stresenreuter evm Rasmussen Haskell Bottom Raw: Seger IL-lluahberger 3 i er St ka Row 2-' Miclsinney Huntley Aispn Banach Hillgh Hirsh Herald Salesmen fCont.J Before an issue of the Herald comes out, each circulation manager gives the sales- men responsible to her a pep talk. In this talk, she stresses all the points necessary for them to remember. If the totals do not balance, the deflcit must be made up, so the necessity for being careful is very obvious. This section of the business staff of the Herald is very important, for its records enlighten the managers as to how the sales are going and how finances stand. Much of the bookkeeping originates through the work of the circulation managers and their assis- tants who really carry on the actual buying and selling of the school paper. i Journalism Class A Over one hundred and fifty Hirschites took the journalism tryouts to compete for the twenty-six places in the class. Miss Virginia Hardt, the instructor, feels that there is some very promising material for staff positions next year in the present group. If the student passes the course, he becomes, in 3A, a cub reporter. In 4B, the reporter assumes a minor position on the staff and in 4A, if he is capable, he receives an editorship. As a feature of the course, members enjoy the dramatization of news stories. Groups of three or four students enact news events while the remaining pupils write the story. At the end of the semester, each student is required to interview a well-known person. Top Row: lflotchkxss Schneider behalf Reynolds Cherrie Defienbnugh MCKQY Jenkins Taylor Bottom Row. XVhalen Ml d guys? Yolgrcigm t ff n Skeeles Rau' 2: Elziwsrson Dennis Steel Le Vett Fisher McFall Pierce Top Row: Hale Smith Anderson Claus Kohler Bender Lewis Newmark Dennis Howe Bouras Hickey Ron' Scuderi Brown Vick Freischlng Hussion Johnsen Bell Schmid Rathje Loomis Richard Biehl Taylor Rau' 5: Fisher Stelzcr Erie Ludwick, L. Olson Cioppione Chimino Moll Fahlstrom Evans Rosenberg Freund Davies Bottom Rauf: Lundgren Pcdderson McBride Howe Estrin Mrs. Magg Anderson Pinson Glass Nikirk Ludwick, IYI. Jacobsen Smith Red Cross Club Preridefzt .... . . . ..... Myra Estrin Vice-Prefident .. ....... Jack Hizer Secrelary .... . . .Margaret Howe Trearzzrer .......... ..................... O wen Baxter In its first semester of activity, the Hirsch Red Cross Council has settled itself as one of the school's major organizations. Drawing representatives from each division, the Council boasts a membership nearing one hundred and Hfty. The roll call drive was the first successful project undertaken by the organization and it netted the 'National Red Cross 37825. In order to arouse school spirit in respect to the Red Cross, a very stirring talk was given by Myra Estrin at the Armistice Day assemblies. Hirsch's Council also managed the Christmas basket collection in the sophomore divisions and a drive for Christmas Cards for the veterans in the Hines Hospital was also undertaken. Alice Anderson and Martha Pinson are the delegates from Hirsch's council to the down town High School Red Cross Council, which is composed of delegates from all the high schools in the city and suburbs. To p Row: Gustafson Holznboe Burns Petersen Sumner Nelson Bodeman Eberle Crane Row 2: Puhr Bzirancik Hart Levi Slater Dearborn johnson Eisenstein Thomason Murphy LaVinc Rau' 3: Larson Hill Johnsen Clegg Mclielvey W'alters Siegel Risch Cowing Rickey Bollom Row: Carroll Opland McClurg Dreifus Ross Mrs . Ivfagg Salmon XVarner Mose Lindgren Combs 5 ,III R bf,fj4 's ,iu l l 1 l l I l Tk Top Roux' Hotchkiss Hanson Stanton Hizer Bottom Row: Miss Lawrcnz Mr. Nicholson Bliss Malone Civic League i Prerideul ..... . . .Frank Hansen Vice-Prerident . . . . .jean Stanton Secretary .... . . .jane Hotchkiss Treamrer .............,...................,. john Hizer Whenever a worthy school activity is in need of a champion, the Civic League is always ready to act in that capacity. No less than four assemblies have been given by the league. Unified activity among the major organizations of Hirsch has been achieved in the management of the Christmas basket project. Washroom supplies have been fur- nished with the proceeds of Tag Day. These are a few examples of the work done by this organization of students. Tap Row.- Lundcn O' Sullivan Prince Gratl Smith Erickson Maher Row 2: Salmon Murphy Maurey Hizer Mill Clark Judd Laughlin Row 3: Goldberg Tolle De R ango Most-by Stanton Gustafson Wilson Henslmw Bauer Bnmmi Raw: Beck i n g Dcn n i S Davis Lee Loomis Pearson Farber Dawncy Top Row: Row 3: Erickson Carlson Smith Dc Rnngo O'Sullivan Gfunllffg Fach Clark Mm senshaw anc Farber Hotchkiss ISOHOIII Raw: Maller ffslgbcrg Ullman gamma lilusmann Carlson Clegg livans Strick Dawney Hizcr Eckert Civic League Contj With a membership of 800, the Civic League, which meets on Tuesdays, eighth period in room 139, is the largest organization in school. It is represented in every division group by representatives who are appointed by the division teacher. For fifteen cents, each member received a pin, admission to all league meetings and assemblies and a reduction on a ticket to the Halloween Hop. Various committees were formed at the beginning of the semester to perform certain club duties. Chairmen of these committees are as follows: Social Committee, Beth Adele Leeg Constitutional Committee, David Farberg Program Committee, Robert Davisg Pub- licity Committee, David Dennisg and Financial Committee, Frances Loomis. Alice Loughlin is the league's representative to Hirsch's Student Council. Miss Olga Lawrenz, the sponsor, has contributed much to place the league where it is today. The officers and the chairmen and members of the committees also deserve the commendation of the entire school for their efficient work. Tap Raw: Marguardt Prince Davis johnson Ranler Fobes T91 C Vamum Lindwark Toth iiifilie Row 2: Ncwngaiili Boitom Row: Rosen e L Mchrlc Befkwn Simons Bimcf Wasserman Scott Stanton Loc Lee Bziddelcy Roche E Row 3: tgggrlilin Dennis Murphy , --.vw -qfv' ' Y ' ' Top Rou'2 Row 3: O'Sullivan Carl-son, V. Kclsch Estnn Graff Becking Stein De Rango Evans Howe Lantz Carlson, F. Fach Henshaw Maher Xvidstrand l Toth Evans Radbe Row 2: XVasserman Igfrrgzis' D' Bollom Row: Hotchkiss Goldberg Leg Mehrle Murphy Gustafson Loomis Stanton Christiansen Miss I-Hwfenz Clgug xVllSOl'l le Pearson gijig Laughlin Dennis, A. Dawneb' Salmon Victor O Clean-Up Campa1gn In order to carry on the annual Spring Clean-Up Campaign, a permanent committee has been appointed. La Verne Wilson, Chairman of the committee, Frank Hansen, president of the Civic Leagueg and Miss Olga Lawrenz, sponsor of the group, selected the thirty-five members. It was determined to form various committees in order to concentrate their efforts on certain phases of the work. Chairmen of these committees are as follows: Project, Eva Radbel, Financial, Myron Graff g Publicity, Evelyn Salmon, Grounds, Edward Steing and Lunch room, Millis Gustafson. To decide upon an appropriate slogan for the campaign, a contest was held in which any student in the school could submit one. The pupil originating the winning slogan was awarded a prize of one dollar. Debating Club An organization of thinkers -is an appropriate term for the Hirsch Debating Society as it is a group of students who enjoy the study of present day problems and their possible means of solution. Important questions on schools and government have been the subjects for many spirited debates. Miss Elizabeth McDonald again consented this year to guide the club and give the members advice. As its officers, the organization chose: David Farber, president, Jeanne Nickerson, vice-presidentg Robert Weissmiller, treasurer, and Sam Zimmerman, sergeant-, at-2l1'I'I'1S. The club is quite proud of its three returning lettermen, Robert Corbett, David Farber and Sam Zimmerman, who earned their letters by participating in the two debates which Hirsch won against Calumet last year. To Raw: Miss MacDonald P Dennis, D. Hciwfi Iilusmann ilfufgngef ggigiit Baldwin Reid Haulik Bottim Raw: SHIFUOU Zimmerman Sleliig Pedglerson C - ' Far cr Nickerson Row 2-' Nveissmiller Carlson Dennis, A. Fifher Graf G ixon Top Row: Row 31 Fardig, O. jackson Klemman Kohler jezik Clark Krofh Santy Far ig, S. Gre cr Stcbner, S. Pauilon Swanson Funck Row 2: Bottom Row: Marcus Fileccia Wiley Zax Bruno Steinbach Riley Enright Harding Rosenblot Derby Dumas Harmer Concert Orchestra This group of music-conscious students was organized three semesters ago and has continued to grow in quantity and quality until it is now composed of thirty-two musicians. They have been invited as guest artists to functions such as the day at the Madison School where they recently played. Besides thus bringing honor to Hirsch, they perform at all the assemblies, P.-T. A. meetings, graduations, operettas and make themselves generally indispensable. The orchestra is under the supervision of Captain john Q. Steinbach and in its ranks are many outstandingly talented members including Ephraim Zax who was appointed concert master again. Then, too, the orchestra has a branch-the string ensemble. This is composed of eight string instruments and occasionally it plays for school doings as a special feature. Concert Band A This year again finds the Hirsch Band in the midst of activities. It has performed for school assemblies and Parent-Teacher meetings on several occasions. An invitation was received from the 124th Field Artillery to play at a polo game and the band also played at the Hirsch-De La Salle football game. Every league football game was attended by the band, which played and marched between the halves of the games. Also entertained by the Concert Band at their numerous meetings was the Band Boosters Club. During the semester, Captain john Q. Steinbach appointed an advisory committee of students to assist in the management of- the band. This committee visited other Chi- cago Public High Schools and gained useful suggestions on the solution of financial problems and the methods of routine. .fjgsfvt Top Row: Row 3.' Johnston Jacobson jackson, R. Reis Clark Brock Fralick Haidlng Brennan MMM Krogh Anderson Christian Karl? jezik jackson, C. Hull Scoles Taylor Cantzler Malo Nichols Swanson Bottom Row: Row Xviley Lutton Fraser Mitrovi Dxsperlsa Klemman Benedict Pankau Kohler Fardig, S. Capt. Steinbach Fardig, O. Wlolf Willielms Sanry Carlson Derby Rouda Ormsby Young Hess Stephenson Harmer Clark .ILO .Lok f'w.va Beginning Band y Cannon fodder is the term used by Captain john Q. Steinbach to indicate the Beginning Band. By this is meant that in three, or possibly in two years, members of the present band will form the vacancies left by graduating members of the Concert Band. Composed of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth period classes, the Beginning Band numbers about fifty members. As Captain Steinbach wishes to increase the baritone and clarinet sections of the Concert Band, most of the students play either of these instruments. Because the Beginning Band has been handicapped by lack of instruments, the Band Booster Club, a parents' organization to support the band, intends to purchase some new instruments for their use next semester. On the Boosters' list are cornets, trombones and Boehm clarinets. Military Band It is the hope of Captain Steinbach to have the Military Band built up in the near future so that it can perform at parades and football games in place of the concert band. Also on special occasions, the captain plans to consolidate it with the first band in order to make an imposing display. - The Military Band has been very helpful in co-operating with the Concert Band in many of its activities-including the football games, Band Boosteris meetings and the benefit keeno party. The parents' organization, the Band Boosters, has been raising money largely to buy instruments for this second group. Plans for purchasing an oboe, flute, piccolo, alto and bass clarinets and timpani to make the instrumentation more complete have been made. Tap Row: Rauf 3: Casey Tatz Zar Johnsen Morris Krotzki Wielgot Callahan Reid Karandrens Salvatoro Deemer Klein Spitson Pulling Peterson Britton Fagan Boltam Ron' D Rau' 2: Bsfggan Morgan Wfragg Andersen Capt. Steinbach Haas McArdlc Moller Lambert Simpson Klnpperich Buxton Genovese Mermark Larsen Balsis Fisher Jacobson Tap Row: Koenig Feleccia Ffledmfm Leger Barnncxk iiiiigigson Bolmm Rauf Andrews Th0lTm Carroll Rhodes Capt. Steinbach Row 2: Le.. .s Fischer Row 1: 'Voltz Dial Pi F0f' Nickerson Smith D - . Davis, M. R Van Geldr Guarascio Bscbe Bafmm Row: Raner . kpughlrn RW 2 Miillflivchelson Goldberg Denst Scott Lewis , r. X X . 5 ' X I . .E I I . V. .1 rj' ' ' I I Student Council Out of each class in the school, two representatives are elected as members to the Student Council. There are also nine representatives of various clubs throughout the school, making a total of twenty-tive members. As officers, the council elected Eugene Maurey, presidentg Thomas Denst, vice-president, Alice Loughlin, secretaryg and Melvin Lewis, treasurer. At its meetings, the Student Council discusses plans or issues that come up and tries to settle them in a manner satisfactory to the school in general. They endeavor in all events to promote self-discipline, to create a spirit of co-operation in civic enterprizes and to unite the faculty and the student body in the common desire to give Hirsch the benefit of a full education. Ushers Another of Hirsch's service organizations is the usher force. This group was organ- ized in September, 1934, and its membership is limited to boys, of which there are about twenty. Acting as ushers in the auditorium for both school and community programs is the duty of the members. As its oHicers, the force selected the following: Melvin Lunden, head usher, John Hizer, main floor captaing Carl johnson, balcony captain, and Robert Davis, foyer captain. Mr. Arthur M. Nichelson, principal, sponsors the group. During the winter months the usher's uniforms consist of dark suits, but during the spring and summer months, they don the cooler apparel of white Hannel trousers and dark coats. Top Row: Lunden Cvraii jones Kneislcr johnson, J. johnson, G. Cavamlgh Ipangl Ballam Ron:- or Lobell Johnson, Charles Swanson johnson, Carl Davis Row 2: Mr. Nichelson Dennis Hlzer Jurgen Burnsp Fmss Hawkins Howard Top Row: Miss Burke Gidlund Burnstern Hughes Montlake Olson, L- Olson, H. Doll Finlayson Bottom Ron' Meisenhelder 'I-,lscmkin Armour Tglmm Malmfcldt Ludwick Moeller Hale Row 2: 1223115 Bruno French Sundquist Pericune Petrozz l Girls' Glee C1 b President ..... . . .Shirley Ann Evans Vice-Prefidefzt ..... ........ E rsula Reed Secretary-Treamrer ..................... Mary Jane Cowing As an open to lower class students who pass the tryouts. Under the supervision of Miss Mary J. Burke, the fifty members hold their meetings the first Monday of every month, tenth period, in room 139. In addition to the officers, leaders of the club are Marion Deane, captain, Ina jean Hood, assistant captain, and Patricia De Ferrner, club reporter. extra curricular activity of the musical department, the Girls' Glee Club is To cultivate interest in good music of all types, acquire experience in choral tech- nique, provide an opportunity for the development of individual talent and to instill music appreciation in the girls are some of the most important objects of the club. This group, under the skillful direction of Miss Burke, sang several pleasing selections and greatly added to the program at the Parents' Night gathering which took place November 21 in the school auditorium. i Top Row: Rauf 3: Gustuson Erenson Bridgeman Rietz Shitiman Hood Heller Ritlice johnson, M. Mattson Farlow Ullmann Gallagher Mahlberg Bottom Row De Fermor Rauf' 2: Cowing Peck Evans Fritz Miss Burke johnson. D. Reid Andrews Murray Tolle Dean Bellows Cihlnr Top Row Sommerfeld Skeelcs Doty Shawhan Davenport Martin Goodman Lees Herpich Jackson Raw 2: Blankenship Smith Frodin Hall, janet Coulomb Suttie Paxton Moller ,ludd Lee 1 Raw 3: Wallertz Fahlstrom Young W'einer Feeley Tunny McClurg Bedell Oliver Batman Row Aison Rollins Hall, Jeanne Burns : Mrs. Kane Maurey ' Olson Vick Salmon T ILM MH' ' fl of ' I -P Choral Club W Prerideizt ...... .... . . . . . .... .... B enton Burns I Vice-Preridenl . . . . . .Betty Maurey Secrefary ..... . . .Jeanne Hall Trearzzrer ................................. Walter Olson While the Hirsch Choral Club is a comparatively young organization, it has advanced rapidly and entertained high hopes of placing in its lirst city-wide contest on December eleventh. Mrs. Helena Kane, the club's energetic director, selects most of the music from the choral works of Bach, Palestrina and Tchaikowsky. She feels that the study of these classical compositions endows the student with a valuable cultural background in music. The Choral Club, in recognition of its superior work, performed at several assem- blies and Parent Teacher meetings-including the one at which Dr. Preston Bradley spoke. Members of the Choral Club have attended operas in groups and several repre- sented Hirsch in a tour through the Chicago Civic Opera House. Among the student body, the Choral Club is known for its successful socials. The i present social committee employed every effort to make this semester's dance, the Holly Hop, the most successful the club had given. l Top R1110: Row 31 Davis Reay . Kelsch Dennis i Kneisler Howe Stein Bergin Walton Hammond Erickson Salmon Prince Fawcett Maurey, E. Jackson Bottom Raw: Row gifiilre Fredrickson Aylesworth Luncien Hall Graff Burns Brubaker Mrs. Kane Rasmussen Maurey, B. Larson Olson Brehm Jones Holtom W W TTC X if-I ,, 4 Top Roux' Kon' 5: Edelstein XVolstenholme Young. Herbert Low Le Vett Kunkler Cox Witticlr Oehme Helbing Mitchell Munk Graf Newberg Saunders Rau' 2: Hansen jtlnnierson' R' Barron! Raw: Aldenhovcl Bergeson Hornung Esperschmidt VL'eil Anderson, B. Francis Young, Hilda Week Rasch Behrend Thetard Carlson Tuscher Sundberg Prerident .... . . .Tess Kirnbaur Vine-Prerident . . . . . . .David Cox Secretary . . . . .Ruth Wilhelms Trearurer . .......... ......... . . . . . . . .Dorothy Rasch Eighty German students make up the large membership of Der Deutsche Verein, under the sponsorship of Miss Sophie Ackerman and Miss Grace Buchwalter. At the first meeting, the plans of the entire year were discussed. Committees to carry out various duties were appointed. Types of entertainment were mentioned and voted upon and it was agreed to devote the first part of the meeting to the business matters and the remainder to the presentation of a program. Most of the speaking at the meetings is done in German as this custom helps in giving the members social poise and also in training the ear to German sounds. A requisite of one year of German is essential for those students desiring to enter. The club dues are not great but are well worth the pleasure the German Club member receives at the meetings. Top Rn Iv: Ron' 33 Irwin Kisinan Strick Grotls Jaques Sulzenluss Lewis Hivon ,lohnson Carlson Hallenberg Kay Thorsen Shaw Kramer Jessup Adams Zcmruwski Larson Toth Olson Sommerfcld l.evi Ron' 2: Eck Ballrzm Raw: Lindgren Smith Sims Hussion Meyer Lindberg Kerber Krause Kohler Kirnbnuer Copenhafer Miss Ackerman Brock Xlifilhelms Naddy Berglund Anderson Pryor Steinhauer Goenenwein Goldenberg Rickey Top Rare: Raw 3.' Nickerson Clark Estrin Carlson Corbett Lindmark Siegler Wyman Shattil Kempf Sapienza Reece Haulik Monzin Raw 2: Bottom Row: Geiger Larson Young Weissmiller Cmeyla Husmann Raebig Mrs. Stern Smith Warren Ramclow Pedderson Farber Salmon Vlendell Tap Rauf Row 3: Hall Dennis, D. Jacobson Cnttam Jacobs Gnrmisa Doty MacR0gers Goldin Howe Bender, D. Ross Detfenbaugh Gregory Hayes Baldwin Rau' 2: Barium Roux- Brewer McClintock Bartlett Bergin Lach Reid Ziesel Mrs. Stern Delaney Rollins Bender, B. Dennis, A. Kolar Fisher Burns Walters Latin Club President ..... ................... . . .Eloise Husmann Vice-Preridenl . . .... Rebecca Warren Secretary .... . . .Robert Weissmiller Trearwer ..... . . . ...... Frances Pedderson Latin classics, which to most people are unsolved mysteries, are everyday tasks for the members of the Latin Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Beatrice F. Stern. At the meetings, which are held the first Monday of every month during the ninthperiod, most of the talking is done in Latin and proves to be very interesting and educational. The only necessary qualification for entrance to the club is a requisite of at least one and one-half years' study of Latin. During the semester, plans were carried out to establish an all-Latin newspaper, known as the Interpres which means interpreter. David Farber, was chosen executive editorg Robert Weissmiller, news editor, Mary Eloise Fisher, business managerg Jeanne Nickerson, copy editor, and Robert Corbett, proofreader. The paper consisted of four pages with two-thirds of the writing in English and one-third in Latin. It contained the usual editorials, jokes, news and other items cori- cerning the Latin students. l i R Llll fiery M- Knitting Club Flying fingers may be seen creating pretty things at meetings of the Knitting Club, which are held on alternate Mondays and Thursdays, eleventh period in room 143. Miss Margaret Shannon genially supervises the work done by the membership of twenty-eight girls gleaned from the senior classes. Those elected to lead the knitters are Eleanor Bergstrom, president, Marion Best, vice-presidentg and Margaret Parisi, secretary- treasurer. Already adept at knitting, members find the club a good means of recreation and also co-operate in teaching the beginners the secrets of the revived art. To create a closer bond of fellowship between their mothers and school and to display their lovely creations, a Mothers' Tea is being planned and will take place sometime during the present semester. Camera Cadets Club Deciding to limit their activities to the study of photography alone, the members of the Dial and Shutter Club reorganized in October to form the present Camera Cadets Club. Mr. W. L. Fenner remains with the group as technical advisor. As their ollicers, the Cadets chose: Robert Weissmiller, presidentg Albert Forss, vice-president, Dorothy Bodnar, secretary, and Melvin Swanson, treasurer. At its weekly programs, the club has been entertained by moving pictures about photography and short talks by students on various phases of it. Page Thompson gave a series of practical discussions and demonstrations dealing with the different types of cameras and their uses. As an incentive for the member to practice amateur photography, the club planned to sponsor a contest and give prizes for the best pictures submitted. Top Row: Miss Shannon Polson Brunacci Campbell Soderborg Landis NXi'alters Plum Case Nllpoll Hogensen Smith Evans Bottom Row: Hoffman Jacobsen Puhr lgmpge :msn RUN' 2-' Bergstrom Ferro Best Canna Ludwick Basile Gregory Berglund Linklater Tap Rofr: Row 3: Xveissmiller Mr. Fenner Fcller Kahn Thompson Hawkins Lantz Grossman Anderson Bender Swanson Stracke Reid Howe Lobell Healy Zimmerman johnson, D. Shapin McKay Davis Farber Row 2: Barium Rum: Kessel, E. Pedderson Kessel, I.. Holmboe Recd KrOl Forss Israel Huggins Panteliot Allen jones johnson, Charle:Raebig Schlesinger Reece Howard Webb johnson, Carl Bodnar ,vt 5. Tap Row: Bonas Mendelson Eluuef Wilson Ogensen I . 555:61 Batiom Row: Mehrle Gflflek Rruskid , , xe ro :FYI 2' lgiiss Fisher a Glixon A 1333 Ln Mantra Palsgrove l Le Cercle Francais Many Parisian minded young ladies, under the supervision of Miss Suzanne Fisher, are carrying on the work of Le Cercle Francais. The membership is open to both sexes, but up to the present time no young men have joined. At the monthly meetings which are held either in school or at the home of one of the members, business and entertainment are carried on entirely in French. Rose Axelrod, president, Marjorie Judd, vice-president, and Gladys Case, treasurer, were the officers elected at the club's first meeting. A French play, under the auspices of Le Cercle Francais, is being presented later in the semester at an assembly for all the French students in the school. Through the encouragement received as members of the club, several attempted to create French poetry. Spanish Club To stimulate interest in the activities of Spanish speaking people is the purpose of the Spanish Club. Through arrangements made by Miss Gwendolyn Giltner, adviser, many of the members carry on correspondence with Mexicans studying English, these letters afford a great deal of amusement as well as education. As one of their many activities, the members attended a church service rendered by a combination of all the Spanish churches in Chicago on Thanksgiving morning. The club also gave a Christmas party December 18, at which a skit, One of Them Must Marry , was presented. As its officers, the club elected Marjorie Snyder, president g Florence Hess, vice- presidentg jack Stouts, secretary, Lynette Brink, treasurer, and Dorothy Ashelby, program chairman. Top Row: Raw 3: Brink Hesse Hight Goldberg Petersen Welter McCarthy Dean Webb Brown Soucek XVidstmnd Raebig Agur Pearson McClintock Winter Combs Bain Lindgren Goebel Row 2: Snyder Bottom Row: VanPmag Bondy Ashelby Israel LeBoy Bodnar Clark Kahn Strouts Miss Giltner Humm Cohn Kempf Palsgrove Caddick Mehrle Metzger Raylield Reece Becking Top Row: Rau-' 5: Drama Completing a successful season, this year's drama classes, adopting the name Masquers, collaborated on two consecutive evenings, january 16th and 17th to present a Theater Party and Alumni Night, respectively. These particular evenings were an innovation at Hirsch and, from the interest shown, are likely to appear as annual features of the Masquers. From a unique repertoire of four one act plays, each based on a different type, three were selected for presentation. The tense, highly dramatic production, Journey's End, was relieved by the fantastic comedy, Knave of Hearts, a play sug- gested by the rhyme of the same name. Happy journey was also included on the program. An outstanding feature of the Drama Club this year was the manner in which the students were allowed to share in the responsibility of producing its plays. Dramatic direction and stage management were largehf in the hands of the students. The costumes were designed and made by the girls and the scenic effects were visioned and realized by the boys of the Drama Club. 'X of KJ Marco Santy Morey NVallc-rtz Davenport Hall Drysdale hflurplmy Clinkman Paxton Reid Saul Taussig Anderson Burns Huettl Fobes Holtom Reed Barlow Roux' R010 2 Mcclufg Morse Pulling Kaplan Derby Lindstrom johnson St. Julien Dillon Clough Grund jones Panteliot Austin Ash jackson Lucas Hizcr Santschi Standish Top Row: Row 3: Buisscret Gatzek Zimmerman Young LeB0y Butcher Wriglit 4 Tormoehlen Carlson BC57kiI1g Ringstrom Brink Harris MCCUY ' Chappeu Rauf 2: gfickfr X mit 1, '. Siaazlssn giggles Bnliarh Rau Lacke Binyon lwfnufqy XVemcr Salmon Cohn, j. Kauffman Hecht Cohn, S. Bedsll Jacobsen Smlfh, M- Schwartz Nicholson Baldwin W'inters Top Row: Raw 3: Carlson Lunden Morrison Stanton Muir Radbel Fisher Christiansen Kay Siegel Olson Miss McCahey Cherrie Shaw Huchberger Thompson Havlik Thornston Jessup Larson Evans Jessep Doheny Kosch Schwartz Row 2: Sinn Bottom Roux' Wlyman Meludine Lindmark Goldberg guam Harrell empleman Scribner Burns DePew Nelson Searer Salmon Allen johnson Berkson Roach Myers Bosshard Goldstein Chapokonis Lopater Tuttle Anderson Smith 1 Junior Girls' Club Prerideui .... . . .Mary Searer Vice-Prefidenl .... . .Lucille Allen Secrelary ...... . . .Lois DePew Tream1'er .... . . . . . . . . . .jean Berkson Some of the liveliest meetings in the school are those carried on by the junior Girls, under the supervision of Miss Marie McCahey. The club meetings are held on Thursday, the eighth period in room 131. At these meetings, the membership of about one hundred and thirty girls of the third year class raises its voices in discussion of business matters and later sits back in content as very pleasing entertainment is offered. One very important piece of legislation dealt with during the initial meeting of this season was the decision that all members of the junior Girls' could be recognized through- out the school by the distinguished bracelets that are being worn. By this act, the girls hope to set a precedent for the future members of this club. This jolly but attentive group during its existence at Hirsch, has rendered much valuable service to the school, the faculty, the parents and the student body. An extremely thoughtful deed that was performed was the making and distribution of Christmas baskets. These lovely gifts contained, besides the usual staple foods, some delicious delicacies and were decorated with colorful ribbons and sprigs of holly. -f df 'V 21 Top Row: Row 3: Gibson Simpson Wlashburn Dawney White Berkson Woods Goldberg Holtom MacDonald Claus Agur Phillips Miss McCahey Zubert I-lennessey Hayes Schmidt Kolar Bing Hussion Sundstrom johnson, E. Raw 2: johnson, D. glizgglcll Barlow Roux' Bounds Falkow Laning Groark Greger Bedtloe Rosenthal Carlson Powers Smith Pearson Sutton Dryburgh Yates Cooney Gold Whalen Grass Blomberg Webb Pillman Knoth Follenweidcr Ullman V 4 jfvl I A - ll ILE .4-11 ' g Tap Row: Row 3: Rink Haflling Pasco Sanche Hitchcock Glover Kittell Reay XVallacc Fortino Hotchkiss Miss McCahey Rasmussen Esperschmidt Helbing Fishbach Reynolds Haynes Davis Fischer Standish Hamilton Martin Row 2.' Kieckhcfer Botiom Raw: Bartholdson Huisman Peterson Lyons Brown Ross McCrohan Carlson Parks Pedderson Kirnbauer McKinney Brehm Munster Sahn Lindgren Ghilain Combs XVelliver Risch Merrick v.,r.j!fll V, at sr. v v f .la 1, . ., A 0 0 I J umor GIPIS Cont.J A delightful tea was given in honor of the girls' mothers December 19, in the social room. The girls, themselves, prepared and ably served the tempting refreshments. A very interesting program, which the guests enjoyed very much, was presented by the girls who employed talent within the club. In preparation for the many socials, dancing classes and the Prom, which will occur during their senior year, the girls expect to engage a dancing instructor to make them especially adept on the dance floor. Miss Ernestine Badt has agreed to take a class of junior Girls and possibly with the co-operation of Mr. McMahon and the junior Stags, it will grow into a weekly social where everyone will be eager to gather up knowledge of social life which is essential to every successful personality. Hirsch Stags Composed of entirely upper classmen, Hirsch Stags is a newly organized club for the purpose, of promoting sociability and stimulating school spirit. Membership in the organization this semester was limited to fifty boys although twenty-fivemore applicants will be admitted later in the year. Students desiring to join have to meet with the approval of a committee in order to gain entrance. Toremain a member of the club in good standing, it is necessary for one to maintain a passing grade in all major subjects. The club feels that this requirement ought to help raise scholarship standards somewhat. As officers, the club selected: president, Frank Kelschg vice-president, Norman Armourg secretary, Warren Spence, and treasurer, David Olson. Mr. McMahon was chosen as the sponsor. Lk 1 . Top Row: Row 5: Gallup Greenwald Stockman Raden Fach Sapp Kurk Reiman Johnston I-lcllesen Stein ' Merrill Shirvis LCBOY Olson, H. Milliken Jung Row 2.' Rosenfeld Baftam Raw. Sapienza Olson, Dick Lund Simon Fnssett Levi Lewis Armour Petrozz Kelsch Keath Spence Toth Olson, Dave Kluge Beebe Mitchell Steinhaucr H- f ., .N f Ui fiEfl4,fhJ Top Rom: Eberle Wells Nelson Halpenny Davis Glnsnap Blicwcf Young Gibson Melliiig Kohler Gustafson Cohen gfgkigr Bottom Row: Cottam lircoline Casper Hebstcr ann Xvnrner Row 2 Mrs. Lott Clegg Screen Johnsen Linklater Bohlken Brown Voas Bowc Ray Hillstrom Row 1: Row 3: Anderson Nystedt Shawhan Dcvereaux Warren La Mantia lobell Husmann Reid Mr. Tahney johnson, G. Farber Pandel johnson, Carl Howard Weissmiller Boltom Rauf: Maure , Row 2.' Gcigcry GliX0n Hawkins Judd Orther Bender Vick johnson, Charles Reed johnson, J. Binyon Shlesinger Maurey, B. Kohler v X .ff ,Ma- ,Q - q,,,j,,.if,,.f,' !iy,,,rL,4f.nfrV4ff'W 0 0 fffi I I vdivfnif fp , L1brar1a11s me ' ' The true University of these days is a Collection of Books. The Hirsch library amply fulfills this quotation. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mildred R. Lott and Mrs. Sarah E. Sauer and with the aid of the thirty-four members, this organization is very beneficial to those taking advantage of it. Offering training and experience to those students interested in library work, the duties of the assistants include shelving, mending and aiding in the circulation of the books, taking attendance, filing cards and sending overdue notices. They also act as door guards, distribute library cards and aid students in general reference work. For perform- ing these duties during one period each day throughout the semester, they receive a grade and a minor credit. ' Pythagoreans A group of students to whom brainteasers are brain food have been organized under the supervision of Mr. john Tahney. Those selected by the mathematically- minded scholars to lead the work and play of the club are John Orther, president, Howard Hawkins, vice-presidentg janet Geiger, secretaryg and Eugene Maurey, treasurer. Eligibility for membership is based upon a requisite of two years of mathematics with at least a passing grade. Room 225, every other Thursday, the seventh period, is the scene of the club meetings. E Entertainment of some sort is usually offered at the meetings. Consequently, a pro- gram committee to persuade bashful students to exhibit their prowess has been appointed consisting of Helen Nystedt, as the chairman, and her assistants, Eloise Husmann, Betty Glixon and Charles johnson. 4 gwffzf 1 I , , i ,fifvsj I A, f jf ,ag,4,q,fLfn.J Mehrle Saul johnson Victor Maurey Ash Payne Fort Thomas Modes of the Moment Club To p R o uf: Fahlstrom Mrs. Geiger 130110111 Roux' Should eye-brows slant up or down to have that aristocratic look? Should a plump face wear a mushroom hat? These might be big worries to some girls, but they're as simple as the A B C's to the -members of the Modes of the Moment Club. To teach girls to use their physical assets to the greatest advantage is the purpose of this unusual organization. It not only dwells upon such subjects as cosmetics and clothes but also touches upon the do's and don'ts of posture, walking, talking and all the qualities that are constituted in the word poised, Nor is the club entirely unknown to the World. It received a very interesting letter from Frank Veloz, of the Veloz and Yolanda dance team, who-although he regretfully declined to make a lecture to the club-complimented them on their splendid organization. Top Roux' Hoaglund Grund Pitsch Zubert, Camille Zubert, Carolyn Potter XYl0lstenlxolme lsherwood Row 2: Soucek Murphy johnson Kemph O'Lea ry Loomis Campbell Shackleton Rnsch Nystedt Ro 11' 3: Ashelby Conners Gumm Kohler VanPraag Snyder Hesse Low Thetard Bottom Row Puhr Welter Drew Krause DeR:mgo Loughlin Wagner Lambert Pryor Top Row: Roll' Rf Brandt Vickcr Larson Buckner Anderson Benson Paxton Ball Nwhitner Bohlken Vick Haas Birn Berquist Miller Derby johnson Jensen Rani' 2: Bolton: Roux' Goenenwein Pantelint johnson Bundy jones Gimbel Conradson Finlayson Patten Binyon Bender Foggett Bowman Jacobson Hunter Strand Sorkin Schwartz Modes of the Moment Cont. It was the plan to have about twenty members in the Modes of the Moment when the club was originally organized, but so many were clamoring for membership that when the club was finally closed as far as new members were concerned, it had well over one hundred members. A committee, composed of Madge Victor, chairman, Geraldine Mehole, Ruth Thomas and Jeanne Fahlstrom, made the rules for membership and arranged for the printing of membership cards. A program committee was also chosen to arrange a program on the gracious art of walking for the meeting to be held on Tuesday, November 5. Those on the committee include Betty Maurey, chairman, Geraldine Mehrle, Evelyn De Rango, Violet johnson, Lois Saul and Harriet Fort. Modes of the Moment hold meetings every other Tuesday, ninth period, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mildred Geiger. Top Row: Goebel Petersen Hufllg Johnson F10 Sen Ohskay 0 50 Peterson Kane Bottom Rau, Gambell Allen Healy igng, Raw 2: Bain? Marcus Martin Berglund Anderson Tormoehlcn Rodstrom Judd Hillstrom Top Raw: Ron' 3: Bondy Baldwin Aylesworth Ashclby Breithaupt Krause Bruski Guenenwein Pitsch Pryor Anderson Brown Ashford Anderson Maurey Floode Bowman Sorkin Berquist Berglund Butler Rau' 2: Barlow Row: VanPraag Anderson Puhr Fletcher Brandt Geiger Chimino Miss Malone Fremel Jacobson Browne Panteliot Bender Finlayson Bergin Bonus Benson Linklater Patterson Ludwick Senior G 'rls Prerident ..... ..... I anet Geiger Vice-President. . . . . Lorraine Jacobson Secretary . . . . . . .Rena Panteliot Trearnrer. . . . . .janet Fletcher Membership in the Senior Girls' went over the top again this year with a roll far surpassing last year's record. They now have over 325 members under the sponsorship of Miss Mary I. Malone, assistant principal. As the main feature of their semi-annual Freshie Frolic, at which 583 freshmen and senior girls were present, the club presented an amateur show. janet Geiger presided as mistress-of-ceremonies and Rena Panteliot was in charge of sounding the gong when- ever necessary. Prizes were awarded to Betty Maurey, Lois Clapprich, Lois Saul and Jean Supernant for their outstanding contributions to the program. Clarke Harris, a senior boy who gave an impersonation of a senior girl, was later presented with a certificate of membership to the Senior Girls'. The certificate was signed by Miss Malone and the club's oiiicers. F Oggett Top Row: Rau 3. Kandcra Block G lasn ap Drew Guba Hall Clark Gustafson Gustafson Goebel Brandmayr Fort Bowes Derby Henslmw Gatzek Hendrickson Carlson Bottom Row Teiser Row Haglund Gambcll Becking Greenleaf Gold Glixon Glass Gilday Hammond Salmon Coulomb Holcomb Gotley Hillstrom Healy Top Row: Row 3: Kemph Soucelc Smith Pentony Hogensen Parisi MacKay Widstranil, M Ohskay Widstrancl, F. johnson, V. Patten Somschor Moll Loomis jackson johnson, I.. K1lSf Husmann Hesse Pusatera Rau' 2: Baflom Row: VC'elte1' johnson, D. Kemp Martin Kane Israel Mack Walper Lind Palsgrove Romain 0'Leary Kleist Axelrod Rothbart Noren Marcus W'ilson Senior Girls Comm An attendance of 500 was present at the organization's semi-annual Mothers' Tea on December 13. The funds to provide refreshments for this large group were raised by the presentation of a mellodrammer several weeks before. A Mothers' Tea was given to acquaint the girls' mothers with the school and the faculty. The girls served and also provided very enjoyable entertainment. In order to teach every senior how to dance, the Senior Girls' co-operated with the Senior Boys' organization in engaging a dancing instructor, Miss Ernestine Badt. It was decided that dancing lessons would take place every Monday afternoon for an hour and the thirty minutes following would be devoted to a social. Top Ra 10: Row 5: Case Vicker Peterson Edster Noren W'ilhelms Saunders Ln Mantia Peterson Strand XVarren Screen Paxton Haas Nelson Devereaux Larson Sullivan Lindstrom Rolf' 2.' 130110111 R011 Birn Nims Miller Young Shackleton Kahn Kohler Schwartz Walters Thomas Ziesel Souder Hansen Bedell Best Fahlstrom O'Rourke Brown XVolstenholme Troughton Reichman Top Roux' Murphy Nolman XVcndt Holmes Xvhitmcr Hucttl Saul Sliiivvlmn Raebig Potter Frctlrickson Rau' 2: Stringer Rogers J McCarthy ' Judd Rasch XVebb Reece Jacobsen Mandelson Senior Girls Cont. I Ron' 3: Xvagner Victor Holmberg Rayticld Schramin Ash Pulling Lucas Samuelson Rickey Bottom Razr. Mch rlc DcRango Vick Lee Dean Johnson McClintock Gimbel Noi cl Ryan Standing committees for the year were appointed by the Senior Girls' to perform the various duties of the group. Harriet Fort is chairman of the entertainment committee and her assistants include Janith Brown, Doris Whitmer, Madeline Buckner, and Marilee Nims. Assisting Ruth Schwartz on the publicity committee are Iris Payne, Astrid Strand, Betty Clark and Jeanne Fahlstrom. To provide refreshments at its special events, the club chose Rosalie Saunders, Ruth Wfalters and Jeanne Nickerson with Josephine Chimino as chairman. The ways and means committee includes: Frances Peterson, chairmang Harriette Lou Kemp, Eloise Husmann, Jean Campbell and Marion Widstrand. A constitutional committee consisting of Eloise Husmann, chairman, Marijane Hight and Virginia Aylesworth was appointed to amend the old constitution. Top Rauf: Trein Nickerson Bain Thoma Stebner Swanson Hight Tormoeh len Mullenbzich Row 2: Gardner Binyon Payne Sopkin Metzger Winter Melko Piper Wilson Row 3: Krol Walters Rothbard Nelson Rodstrom Barth Cunners Lambert 1 Rodosy Boltam Row Cohn Bodn ar Loughli n Rushton Gumm Snyder Enright Gregory Top Ro IU! Wfeissmi ller johnson Meves Martin Shapiro Marco Lobell Gerwig Rogers Sherm an Haigh Corbett Kneisler Row 2: Sommerfelcl Wfoods Holmboe Gustafson Goldberger Graefe Taussig Samuelson Freischlag Graf Meckstroth --W '- ff - 4 . ---.,- f-f4-f---v-- ,Jul - -5,1353-ff.-an i Row 3: Sims Shagam Doty G i nsbu rg johnson Hawkins Grossman Tinsley Humm Erickson Seip Herpich Earnshaw Bottom Row: Holzman Juleen Bender Burns F arbcr Mr. Daly Feld Reid Schlesinger Goldcnberg Ki nka Senior Boys Prerident ..... . . .David Farber Vice-Prerident . . . . .Sanford Feld Serretary .... . . .Benton Burns Tref1.r111'er . . . . . . . ....... ,...... C harles Reid Since the fourth year class promotes most of the activities in school, the senior boys decided to organize at the beginning of the fall semester. Although the club is a new one, it boasts of a membership surpassing the hundred mark. Mr. Edmund B. Daly is the sponsor of the group. One of the organizations chief aims is to boost Hirsch's activities. An example of their efforts is illustrated in the selling of tickets for the charity football game. They sent the sales far above the record of last year. In order to obtain instructions in dancing, the Senior Boys' merged with the Senior Girls'. A teacher was obtained and lessons were held on Monday afternoon at the Grand Crossing park field house. Chairmen of the club's various committees are: financial, Charles Reid, membership, Robert Weissmillerg constitution, Bert Gustafsong and publicity, David Martin. Top Row: Eifrid Clinkman Davenport Sim Lantz jenkins Swanson Royse Surbeck Zimmerman Raw 2: Graff Forss Maurcy Clark, T. Clark, W. Simmons Rafferty Daly Stein Anderson Ro ll' 3: Harper Reece Toner Peak Davis Pandel Boyscn Reed jackson Lomasney Barium Roux' Petros Buxton Hizer Buisseret O'Sullivan Mr. Daly W'ills Kaplan Cerny Peck Howard 11- .--at -an f r---A-N -lv- H- --nu 1 ml, .wt-r '- Top Razr: R01l'3i Kessel Victor Young Fortino Varnum Salmon Strouts Miss Cosgrove Havlik Blomberg Pitsch Puhr Salmon W'olstcnholme Ron' 2: Builum Razr: VimPrang Lopatcr O'Neill Goldberg Whrlters McKinney Kessel Kemp Phillips Evans Fishhach Baldwin Jacobsen Creative Writing The would-be poets, novelists and playwrights of Hirsch find in the Creative Writing Association an appreciative outlet for their talents. Once a week these literary-minded students assemble under the direction of Miss julia Cosgrove to read and discuss each others' achievements. At every fifth meeting, short talks are given by members on their favorite authors' lives. Officers for this term are Harriette Lou Kemp, president, Foster Evans, vice-presidentg and Evelyn McKinney, secretary-treasurer. Each member is expected to present at least three literary contributions during the semester. The club plans to print a booklet for the purpose of publishing the literary Boys' Glee Club Feeling the need of an outlet for male vocal talent in the school, Miss Frances McCourt reorganized the Boys' Glee Club last October. This latest addition to the musical organizations of Hirsch completes the group and now makes it possible for students that are musically inclined to express themselves in wfhatever field of music they choose. Mel Lewis, president, and Bob Gleason, treasurer, were the officers elected by the club's forty members. As it had made appearances at several school assemblies and at a Parent-Teachers' meeting, the Boys' Glee Club decided to enter the inter-high school contest that took place in December at the Crane Technical High School. Even though it wasn't one of the winners, the club placed fifth in the contest and thus was encouraged a great deal. efforts of its members. Gleeson Top Rau-: Raw 3: Griiiin Hagcrgren Moran Thompson jxikomas McLaughlin l.oitz Holtmann Baker Vernon O'Bricn Pletcher St. Clair Kellogg Burke Soderborg Smith, NV. Wfilken Smith, J. Lewis Ballon: Row: Peterson Houston Casper Rau' 2: Momy Dinl St. Julien Von Syrlou- Burmnn Wlatson Miss McCourt Crawford Olson Thomas Carton Ratter Kimble Nickerson Gilmore johnson Week Tap Razr: Ron' 3: Salherg Tiffany Recd Howe Sulzenfuss Wfoodsworth Peterson Konkel O'Brien, E. Delaney Smith, VU. Laci: Maynard Lewis Abelson Simpson Pearson Cantzler Mclidward Conners Hughes Row 2: Ballom Row. Kenney Cohen Simons Barry Silby Stromer Thoma Cannon Crotty Rogers Scanell Mr, McMahon Felsen Rollins Swords Carter Smith, F. Kessler O'Brien, A. Baustertc Howe ,after ,fri--wcfgfif wif W-f 'naw' f J I 4 QXQJV in mm it 0 o f 1 f,6,,,. -wx... 6-xv. L 9 Chief ......... . . .Robert Davis Fin! Arrirtmzl .... . . .Jack Rollins Second Arrimzzzl ................. .......... R obert Prince The students you see wearing badges marked HG and with eagle-like eyes glancing up and down the halls to see that no stray traveler is wandering about, are the estimable hall guards. Their fine work in retaining order in the corridors truly merits a great portion of co-operation from the student body as a whole. Under the supervision of Mr. Edward McMahon, their chief, Robert Davis, and his assistants, Robert Prince and Jack Rollins, the guards maintain law and order in the halls. Twelve captains of the organization, who have stars on their badges to show their authority, are Ray Buisseret, Jerrold Goldenberg, Edward Woods, Frank Hansen, Allen Shapin, Robert Prince, Ronald Rogers, Howard Lees, Russell Carter, William Connor and Marjorie Stromer. ' In the hall guards' efforts to uphold the school laws, they are not trying to incon- venience students but merely to help make their school rank with the best in hall order as well as in scholastic records. Top Row: Row 3: Cotter Cerny Mosher Kaplan Graff Summerfeld, R. LeBoy, H. Sommerfeltl, C. Ford Hackett jakomas Johnson Eisen Hurley Campbell Howard Rovce Schlesinger O'Boyle Austin Fach Sharps LeBoy, R. Cox Grossman Fischer Rau' 2: Botiom Roux' Andersen McClurg Farish Howe Grefenkamp Goldenbcrg Schoch Woods Davis Shapin Lunden Davis Phillips Buisseret Johnsen McNamara Wynn Peskin Thoma McKelvey Winter Houston Cavanagh Lilgequist Sandberg Pandel Top Raw: Derby Lambert Anslow Knapp Huth Kemph Barth Reins Carlson Butcher Overy XVhite Maurey Thoma Conradson Gci cr Nicierson Holmes hfehrle Lindgren T rein Raw 2: Romain Rothbart Sowa, L. Smith Berglund La Mantia Glixon Wallace Kolb Greenleaf Swanson Kelly MacLaren Payne Haas Hartmann Pentony Rodosy Sowa, D. Girlsi Athletic Association President .... . . .Eloise Husmann Vice-Prerideni . . . . .Peggy Gardner Serrelaffy .... . . .Adele Winter T1'ea.rm'er ....... . . .Billie Bender Recording Serrelrwy. . . . . ...... . . . . .Janet Fletcher The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Vera C. Trayford, is to give to the girls of Hirsch High School more athletic activities than are afforded in the regular curricular gym work. The upperclassmen, under the supervision of Miss Vera C. Trayford, have their meetings every Thursday beginning eighth period. The lower classmen, under the direction of Mrs. Verna Baker and Miss Marie Kuglin, meet fourth and fifth periods on the same day. Some of the games played are: hockey, soccer, speed- ball, captain basketball, basketball, volleyball, baseball, tennis, golf, badminton, swim- ming and ping-pong. New games are constantly being introduced into the G. A. A. Another aim of the G. A. A. is to interest the girls of Hirsch in working for a letter in athletics. By participation in the extra sports and team games G. A. A. members may secure points for their letter. There are only a few lettergirls in Hirsch at the present time and the G. A. A. desires to have many more girls working for an Top Raw: Bowman Nelson Somschor ' Bruski McCarthy Ohs kay Shackleton Ziesel Loomis Clark Gibson Kane Breithaupt Grass Gambell Row 2: Caddick W'ynn Benson Finlayson Bonus Coleman Cmeyla Wfolstenlmo Hunter Edstcr Anderson NX' alters Laning Becking Martin Enright Kan der 7,7 -an. johnson, L. lme Row 3: Jensen Fahlstrom Van Praag Lopater Gregory O' Leary Patten Webb Torinoehlerl Conners Miss Trayford Welter Soucek Noid Cherric Fisher XVym:ln Sullivan Vifagner Thomas Parisi Bynum Row: Ross Bondy Millis Martin Pntarini XVinters Fletcher Gardner Husmann Bender Hart Flood Sholler N ims Simpson Reece Raebig Ron' 5: Erdelyan Pryor Goenenwein Nystedt Northwood Christiansen Stanton Zubert Radbel Pantcliot Vick Peterson Dean Schramm Allen Brown, B. llutchcr Buzlom Row: Mided Rasch Pnlsgrove Hesse Combs Israel Gold Yifalper Bodnau' johnson, D. NVidstrand Brown, J. Gardner Jacobson Loughlin Top linux' Ron' 3: Crowell Mrs. Baker Kern ilgdd Balsis appes XVarner Boone Estrin Rickey Johnson, M. Bergin Johnsen Lind Phillips Richard Pachaly Mayfield Ozrelic Carrigan Binyon Gasey Alexander Creston Young Marcus Rau' 2: Borrow Rau Armour Devereaux Ullmann Shapiro Coen Marco Sessions Baxter johnson, D. Peck Clogg Bickhaus Best Voltz Hansen Grass Saunders Peppin Evans Dreifuss Fort Rosenberg Banach Rayfield i , . G. A. A. fCont.J. ' During the seasons of the various sports, Play Days are arranged with other schools by the team managers. These afford the girls an opportunity to test their skill in various games. At the close of each season an Honor Team is chosen for each sport and each girl receives an enameled bar for her accomplishment. The girls strive for this honor because it shows that they have a great amount of skill in playing. ' Each semester the G. A. A. has a party for its members. This semester a CHRIST- MAS PARTY was given at which entertainment was provided in the form of an amateur show and various members of the G. A. A. performed. The ohicers for the semester have been: Eloise Husmann, presidentg Peggy Gardner, vice-presidentg Adele Winters, secretaryg Billie Bender, treasurerg and janet Fletcher, recording-secretary. The managers have been: Josephine Millis, basketball, Alberta Sholler, captain-basketballg Beryl Kelly, hockey, and Dorothy Wallace, hiking. Bernice Simpson as social chairman has taken charge of the Christmas Party and other social ahcairs. Hirsch Philatelists Having started at the beginning of last semester, the Hirsch Philatelists is a com- paratively new club at Hirsch. Miss Agnes Fenerty is the sponsor of this group of stamp enthusiasts. Because the club is still quite small, the ohicers' duties are not very heavy and as a result, only three officers were elected. David Dennis acts in the capacity of president, Edward McKay fills the ofhces of vice-president and program chairman, and Seymour Estrin performs the duties of secretary-treasurer. Club meetings are divided into three parts: the first section is devoted to businessg the second is occupied with a program, and during the last period, members of the club trade stamps with each other. Stamp magazines, from which members glean much information, have been subscribed to by the club. Top Roux Allen Cohen DOW h Pedderson Ilgak Dennis, A. Goodman Jarrow Borlom Rauf Beddoe ' 1 Armour D Row 2: Howe Miss Fenerty Carlson Aison P' V L. ,,,,, , The Alchemists President ..... .... G eorge Lobell Vice-President . . . . .Robert Howard Secretary .... ...... I ames Doty Treamrer . . .... Charles johnson As an incentive for their chemistry work, scientific seniors find the Alchemists organ- ization very interesting. This club devotes a major portion of each meeting to the dem- onstration or explanation of different chemical phenomena. Also present on the programs are lectures and sometimes films illustrating the myriad number of practical uses for chemistry. At an early meeting, Mr. Leonard Golber, assistant chemistry instructor at Hirsch, gave a talk on the radical ammonium. Several members were dubious of the existence of such a metal-like substance so Mr. Golber prepared, by an interesting procedure, a quantity of the synthetic substance. In conjunction with this experiment, a group of members set up a successful ammonia fountain. Mr. William Mitchell, the sponsor, arranged for trips to nearby industrial plants, that the students might see first-hand, commercial applications of chemical laws. The trips were to the Corn Products Company and the Armour Soap Factory. Tap Row: Row 3. johnson, J. Casper Lutton Mosby Corbett Young Gustafson Rafferty Meves Fletcher Lantz Hursh Swanson Geiger Haigh Schlesinger Pandel Vick Lense Freischlag Graf Orther Shapin johnson, C. Row 2: Baftom Row: Wfatson Behrend Forss Wilhelms Doty Shawhan Grossman Bender Anderson, E. Anderson, W Davis Mr. Mitchell Merbitz Buxton Humm Krol Boehme Bergin Reed Hawkins Cerny Gilday '716.3Zz.01fW1f 0120-o'yvu'Y5Co aww' ,CfOvL,0gf0. v- 4 r NXAHQK-'55 ffl ,Maj fig ,- ' , .,,-f,,f f if ,f f f Zlfl. '1 - I I' , . f 1 , 4 1 - f 1 1 , . f-X! f 0 ,. , y 7,1 ,I .f-1 . f, 1. ,.,.l, 1 , The Coaches Hirsch's athletic department is composed of Edward G. McMahon, athletic director and coach of the swimming and baseball teamsg james A. Paterson, coach of the golf and football teamsg and Earl Bland, coach of the tennis and basketball teams. Mr. Paterson attended Tilden High School, and the University of Illinois. Mr. Pater- son was the State high school sprint champion two years and was high point man in the Cook County Championship. He established three Chicago High school records in one day, two of which have not been beaten. While a member of the Illinois relay teams of '29 and '30, the team won 14 races, tying one world record and establishing a world's inter-collegiate record. The team also set nine meet records. Mr. McMahon received his education at Illinois State Normal college where he obtained his Teachers' certificate and participated in basketball, football and baseball. At Loyola University he received his Bachelor of Science degree. Previous to teaching at Hirsch, Mr. McMahon was athletic director of Loyola University and Loyola Academy. He also taught at Calumet High School. He is the sponsor of the Bowling team, Hall Guards, and the Lettermen. Mr. Bland is a graduate of Maryville Teachers College of Missouri and while at college he entered in athletics and won letters in football and tennis. Last year both his basketball teams reached the quarter-finals of the city league race while the lightweights won the South Section title. His previous record shows that he coached four southern Illinois football champions and a state championship track team. His basketball teams at Lawrenceville and Marion, Ill., also won two championships. ' 9 Toll R.0lL'.' Hubacek, Mgr. Orlando Petrozz Shirvis Mickclscn Kramer McAndrews Frankeniield Mr. Bland, Coach Ron' 2: Crocilla Feld Nelson Marciniak Davis Rosenthal Adams Moore 'tx . Heavywe1ght Basketball The Hirsch heavyweight basketball team in its second year as a member of the public school league reached the quarter-finals under the guidance of Coach Earl Bland last year. This season, with the returning lettermen Nelson, Feld, Davis, Moore, Rosenthal and Cogavn, ,the team had played eight practice games before Christmas, winning five and losing three. They defeated Tilden twice 19-14, 21-15, they won over Harvard 19-17, and beat Old Phillips 32-12. The team also defeated Englewood 19-16 in a game played at the Chicago Stadium. Their three losses were to the Alumni 33-20, Leo 27-19, and New Phillips 26-10. In the University of Chicago lnterscholastic tournament Hirsch defeated New Phil- lips 24.22 in the first round of the tournament but lost to Lake View 27-21 in the second round. P Lightweight Basketball The lightweights, now the juniors, having won the south section title last season, are expected to live up to their reputation and bring home the bacon this year. The returning lettermen this semester are Taruscio, Canna, Crocilla, and Chiappetta. The league games did not start until january 8, but before Christmas vacation the team, captained by Nick Taruscio, had played seven practice games in which they were very successful, having won five and lost only two. They defeated the Alumni 24-18, and beat Harvard 13-5, and then vanquished Tilden twice by the scores 20-19, 26-21. They also won over Old Phillips 29-9. They received their first defeat at the hands of Leo 43-21 and also lost to New Phillips 15-10. This season the team is co-managed by Walter Beebe and Charles Hubecek. Top Row: Lindstrom Wfeil Cohen Garmisa Crane Olson, j. Olson, R. Manos Hawes Ron' Beebe, lvlgr. Olson, XV. Drazba Canna Taruscio . Cogan Chiappetta Estaver Garritano Lubersliane :ML Bland, Coach january january january January January January january January january February February February February February February February Seasorfs Schedule Lights Heavies Lights Heavies Lights Heavies Heavies Lights Heavies Lights Heavies F Lights Heavies Lights Lights Heavies Harper Harper Hyde Park Hyde Park Parker Parker Calumet Calumet Fenger Fenger Bowen Bowen Morgan Park Morgan Park Englewood Englewood Here There Here There There Here Here There Here There There Here There Here Here There Top Row: Jeffrey Schauer Pandel Blatzer Bonner Crandell Chinn Hcrpich Greene Row 2: Wlayne Howard Lewis, M. W Varsity Football Stockman Mr. Paterson Fehlman Hubbs Maurey Bryan Bortom Row: Guarascio Denst Seip Manno Taussig Paulsen Lewis, B, The Varsity Football Team of 1935, playing its second season in the public school league, showed a marked improvement over' last year's team. The Hirsch Redshirts led by Captain Manno who performed creditably at center, won one game, tied two, and lost three. The following lettermen are lost by graduation: Blatzer, Chinn, Denst, Fehl- man, Guarascio, Herpich, Howard, M. Lewis, Manno, Maurey, Pandel, Paulson, Seip, Schauer, and Taussigg however Stockman, Bonner, Bryan, Crandell, Francis, Gallup, Greene, Hubbs, Jeffery, and R. Lewis, all major letter winners, give Coach Paterson the nucleus of a promising team. Managers Kaplan and Spix also received major letters. The team put up a good fight in every game that they played this year, and consequently they were no easy marks for anybody. Ray Stockman and Bob Lewis were elected co- captains of next year's team. Reserve Squad The Reserve Squad besides gaining experience by scrimmaging the varsity, performed favorably against the B teams of Tilden, Calumet, Harper, Fenger and Englewood. Toth, J. St. Clair, Jensen and Schlueter were outstanding, St. Clair for his spectacular place- kicking and effective line play, Toth for his all around good play, Jensen for his depend- able defense work, and Schlueter for his quarterbacking. Puhn and Zahoric were also very promising and should come in handy for next year's varsity. Coach Paterson awarded a major H to Toth, while Boehme, Brown, Fralick, Hansen, Hegstrom, Jensen, J. John- son, L. Johnson, Johnston, Keath, Kelsch, Lund, Murphy, Noble, Prendergast, Puhn, Reiman, Schlueter, St. Clair, P. St. Clair and Zahorick all received minor awards. It is hoped that with so many promising reserves returning next year, the vacancies left by the departing seniors will be adequately filled. Top Row: Lund Johnston Reiman Brown Kelsch Raw 2: Spix Toth Murphy Zahorik -.-. Y.Y. , .Y Y A .lx......Lg.-, ,.,,4-,,,, A. ,,,, ,Y H, , Y A Johnson, L. St. Clair, P. St. Clair, J. Mr. Paterson Noble Schlueter Hegstrom Kaplan Botlam Row: Keath Kocr Prendergast Puhn Boehmc Jensen Johnson, J. 7 The 1935 Season Hirsch opened its football season on October 5 at Gano Field against a heavy Fenger team. The boys gained a 7 to 7 tie in a very well played game. Hubbs went over for Hirsch's only score, and Paulson converted. . The Red'shirts outplayed a strong Bowen aggregation in their second game, but the teams left the field with the score knotted at 0 and 0. Although it looked like Captain Manno tackled the Bowen safetyman behind the goal line, the oflicials ruled the ball dead on the one foot line. This break cost Hirsch her chance for victory. Hirsch lost a heartbreaker to Calumet, 7 to 6 after leading 6 to O for three quarters. Gaurascio recovered a fumble behind the Calumet goal line for our only touchdown. Paulson's try for the extra point was blocked. - The team's first and only victory of the year was over Harper, 20 to 7. We capitalized on intercepted passes for all three of our touchdowns. Hubbs raced 80 yards for a score, while Stockman went over for two touchdowns after Manno and- Denst had intercepted passes and carried the ball right down into the shadow of the opponents goal. Hirsch bowed to Parker, the South Section Champs, 14 to O. This game was played in a sea of mud, and the strong Parker team paced by Kenny Woods proved to be too tough. Although defeated, the team played a good game. Against the Hirsch reserves, who played most of the game, Morgan Park succeeded in scoring 12 points to Hirsch's O. For the second Saturday in a row Shrewbridge Field was more mud than dry land. Next year's team gained experience in this game that ought to be very helpful in 1936. , .- IQ - . . V. Top Row: Peterson Armour Suns Crandell Davis Abelson Burns Bottom Roux' Farkas Tucker Erickson Reid Haigh Row Z Mr. McMahon Cox McClurg jones Sutcliffe Taruscio Adams Senior Swimming Team That Hirsch has a well-balanced Senior Swimming Team is the opinion of Mr. Edward McMahon, coach, who has trained them into one of the leading contenders for the section title. Four seniors who graduated in February will make those left work hard to fill their places. Those leaving are johnny I-Iaigh, captain and breast stroker, Benton Burns, back stroke swimmer, Gordon Sims, diver and Charles Reid, 40 yard man. Other swimmers on the team are Albert Ableson, crawl, Willard Adams, breast, Norman Armour, crawl, Bob Burns, 220, David Cox, crawl, Jack Davis, 220, Frank Farkas, crawl, Paul jones, diving, Sanford Linick, back, Richard McClurg, back and medley, Elroy Peterson, crawl, Aniceto Raila, crawl, Frank Sutcliffe, 100 and the medley, Junior Swimming Team Hirsch's Junior Swimming Team with its fourteen members is a prominent threat in the south-section race as most of them are as good as the seniors. Mr. Edward G. McMahon, coach, feels that this squad is the best yet and ought to make a name for itself and the school. The captain is john Schoenfield who swims back stroke in the 40 and the medley. Other members of the team and their stroke are Arthur Bixter, 40 yard crawl, Robert Brock, 100 yard crawl, Robert Gardner, 40 yard breast, Robert Kenney, 40 yard crawl, john Larson, 40 yard crawl, john Olson, 100 yard crawl, Frank Shirvis, breast and medley, Eugene Sonnenberg, 100 yard crawl and medley, Shepard Stern, back, Phillip Strick, crawl, Harry Stuermer, 100 yard crawl, Nick Taruscio, 40 yard crawl, and Bernard Victor, diver. Row I: Row 2: XVells Olson G ardncr Brock Strick Son nenberg Stuermer Schoenfield Jones Shirvis McManus Stern Victor Larson Bixter Sonnenberg Shirvis Tucker H ai gh Swimming 6Cont.J In action, the senior swimming team defeated Englewood 42-22 and lost to both Maine Township and Tilden, 54-21 and 31-22. The juniors swamped Englewood 36-195 lost to the State champions fMainej , 43-22, and then took Tilden 40-8. During January the team swam in live other meets against Parker, Morgan Park, Fenger, Hyde Park and Harper. The high-light of the aquatic season was the City Meet held in December wherein all the schools of Chicago competed. In the finals Shirvis took fourth in the junior breastg Haigh, second, senior breast, Brock, first, junior 40 crawl, :21.6g Schoenfeld, third, junior backg Sonnenberg, fourth, junior 100 crawl and McClurg who had tied for Hfth in the preliminary senior back did not compete in the finals. The junior medley took fourth while the senior medley was third. Baseball Under the prevailing circumstances, the Hirsch baseball team came out very success- ful in the spring of 1935, having won fifty percent of their games. Hirsch letters were awarded the following undergraduates: Nidc Taruscio, shortstop, Art Nelson, third baseg Jack Seip, pitcher, William Paulson, catcher, and Frank Canna, outfielder. These players excelled in teamwork on the diamond. The team lost Seymour Sherman and Donald Genovese who were members of the February class. The following players will try out for the team in the spring: Howard Davis, William Paulson, Nick Taruscio, Art Nelson, Charles Gallup, jack Seip, Charles Hubacek and Calvin Grummitt. Coach Edward McMahon says that the team is in dire need of out- fields and good hitters, as hitting is an important factor in producing a winning team. Keen competition is expected and with the loyal support of Hirsch students, a suc- cessful season is predicted. Nelson, XV. Top Rl1ll'.' Chapp Roper Sherman 1x-iiimtlef Mueller Daws Taruscm Seip gfllluv Bottom Roz erin Shiva? Piste o RUM 2 juriua, Mg Hart Nelson Canna Paulson Top Row: Richards Jung Moore Turner Moninger Krause Morton Anshuetz Erickson Kurk jackson Top Row: Hawkins Forss johnson, G Lantz Denst Lobell Swanson Simmons Buxton Ra ll' 2: johnson, C Shackleton D l 3 Y Havilik Driver I-logensen Case Campbell Barium Row: Adams Olson Iskiwitch Wetherell McArthur Baxter Mr. Bland Bradley, Capt. Blair Weil Harvey Armour Hochstadter Tennis The Hirsch Tennis Team won divided matches last spring from two large well-known schools, Calumet and Morgan Park, and this year intends to make a still better showing. Letters in tennis are won on the basis of winning half of the matches and consequently the winning of a letter in tennis is a real accomplishment. This year, Lester Harvey won a letter and last year, Richard Bradley was the only letterman. Bill jackson and Richard Bradley are the only players who will not be on the team again in the spring. Richard Bradley successfully captained the team while A. Adams managed it. Under supervision of Coach Earl Bland the team expects to put its best foot forward and give Hirsch a fine chance to excel against citywide competition next spring. Bowling About 40 Hirsch boys and girls have been proving their ability as bowlers or at least their interest in learning the game. Under the direction of Coach Edward McMahon, two leagues, one for the girls and the other for the boys, have been organized at the Stevenson and Schalk alleys. The girls have been bowling on Wednesdays and the boys on Mondays, but thus far no attempt has been made to form teams for league competition. This step will be taken after all contestants become better acquainted with bowling. Among the Hirsch boys are two bowlers who promise to become experts. They are Bud Brown, who has been averaging 179, and Warren Buxton, who knocks the pins for an average of around 175. Two girls with the best averages are Bernice Bartman and Violet johnson. Ro ul' 3: Cerny Fort Yates Ohskay Holtom Conradson, Dryburgh Con radson, D. B1Ill0llI Roux' Howard arl Lewis Ball Bartman johnson, Charles Herpich Larson johnson, V. Orther johnson Thompson Block Herpich Jackson Standish Thorsen Mr. Paterson i Golf The Golf Team, coached by Mr. james Paterson, held its tryouts in May at the Cherry Hill golf course. Eight candidates competed for a berth on the team. They were Roy Thompson, Richard Herpich, john Orther, Charles johnson, Bill jackson, Miles Standish, Leonard Block and Roy Thorsen. The season's schedule was comprised of six meets, five inter-scholastic meets and one faculty meet. In its lirst match, Hirsch beat Bowen by the score of IIVZ to M, and also beat Parker by the score of 10 to 2. Morgan Park then defeated Hirsch 9 to 3 and Calumet beat Hirsch 7y2 to lik. Hirsch defeated Mt. Carmel by the score of SM to 32. The faculty game with six players on each team resulted in a 9 to 9 tie. The players who received major letters in this sport were Thompson, Herpich, Orther, johnson and jackson. Letterman The Hirsch Lettermen, whose purpose is to insure 'co-operation between the various athletic teams, to instill school spirit, and to benefit the school, has steadily increased its membership. This year, two new groups, the golf team and the debating team, are also represented making the membership of the whole organization approximately fifty-live. At the first meeting of the year, Sandy Feld, with two major letters in basketball, was elected president, Mike Manno with two major letters in football, was made vice- president and Sandy Garuscio, with one major letter, was elected secretary-treasurer. The new lettermen who have become members this semester are: Gallup, B. Lewis, C. Reid, Zimmerman, Crandell, Shauers, Howard, Maurey, Pandel, Hubbs, Fehlman, R. Johnson, Harvey, Farber, jackson, Orther and C. Johnson. It is hoped in the near future that this organization will take an active part in the social affairs of the school. Farber Top Raw: Raw 3: Gallup Mr. McMahon Lewis, B. Hubbs Rosenthal Sonnenberg Reid Maurey Denst Harvey Paulsen Block Taussig Moore Zimmerman Bums Crandell ' Cogan Stockman Herpich Shauers Lewis. M. Freischlag Row 2: Howard Barium Row: jackson Taruscio Haffard Fehlman johnson Bradley Davis, B. Seip Gerwig Guarascio Davis, H. Nelson Haigh Feld Beebe Manno Pandel Canna Tinsley Orther Schoenheld Johnson, C. X Sei' ,X 1 ,K ffl Field Hockey Field hockey was added last year to the G. A. A.'s list of team games. During the field hockey season, twenty girls came out regularly- for practice and instruction under the supervision of Miss Vera C. Trayford. y All the girls showed an aptitude for the game and many things had to be taken into consideration before selecting the Honor Hockey Team. The girls who made the team are: Adele Winters, Vera Patarini, Ruth Hart, Dorothy Wallace, Beryl Kelley, Bill'e Bender, Jeanne Nickerson, Lorraine Dore, Eloise Husmann, Peggy Gardner, Madeline Jenson, janet Fletcher and Margaret Parisi. Beryl Kelly was the manager. Six Hirsch girls tried out for the All-City Prep Hockey Team and four of them were successful. Peggy Gardner earned a position on the first team while Ruth Hart, Adele Winters and Eloise Husmann made the second team. Volleyball Volleyball ranks high among the members of the G. A. A., in spite of the popularity of other sports. Team work constitutes one of the main fundamentals of this game, and the ability to co-operate is one ofjthe greatest assets a good player can have. There are two volleyball teams, and to become a skillful player a great deal of thought and effort are required. Before the season is over, the girls usually challenge the faculty to a volleyball game which is of interest to everyone. Following this game, the junior and Senior teams play their Hnal and deciding game. The following girls were selected for their ability, as well as for their sportsmanship: Alberta Sholler, jo Millis, Ruth Hart, Adele Winters, Margaret Parisi, Peggy Gardner, Madeline Jenson, Dorothy Sowa, Dorothy Wallace, jane Voltz, Vera Patarini and Bernice Simpson. ,f f, if Parisi Winters Sowa Patarini Jensen Voltz Gardner Cherrie Dore Millis Simpson Sholler Wallace Hart X4 Ju Top Raw: Bottom Row: Shapiro Millis Patarini Bender Cherrie Huth Wallace Sholler Armour Hart Smith Gardner Kelly Dore Voltz Jensen Estrin Xlifintcrs Baseball Spring will soon usher in one of its most popular sports as far as the girls of Hirsch are concerned. Under the able coaching of Miss Vera Trayford, the baseball enthusiasts will strive to learn the technique of the game. The girls of the upper class G. A. A. are divided into a Senior and junior team, while teams are formed for the Freshmen and Sophomore girls. A round robin tournament is conducted, and a final game is played to determine the winner. The baseball manager arranges a Play Day with another public high school which particularly adds to the enjoyment of the game and promotes fine sportsmanship as well as skillful playing. An honorary team is selected at the close of the season from the best players of the teams. Aquatic Aces The Aquatic Aces is a newly organized club under the guidance of Miss Marie Kuglin. Any girl may become a member of the club who can swim fairly well. Meetings are held the fifth period on Friday in the tank room and the girls are taught new strokes while improving those which they already know. A The work for the semester is divided into three tests. When a girl passes a test, she receives a section of an emblem which is completed only when all three tests are passed. This proves an incentive for all the members to finish the requirements. The oiiicers who were elected to head the club during the past semester were: Jane Voltz, presidentg Lois Dykstra, vice-presidentg Betsy Dell, secretaryg and Betty Heun, treasurer. Top Row: Row 3: Driscoll De Swarte Judd Buchrer Chcrrie Parisi Mocck Maylield Spiedel O'Leary ' Reld Richard Delaware Rosenberg Cohrs Larsen Kolb Patarini Milling La Chapelle Fort Bottom Raw: Raw 2: Kamen Banach Grass Brunies jones Kiefer Heun Barnes Vottz Nordstrom Miss Kuglin Eckert Dell Unwin Dykstra Peppin Manwaring Fulton Burt Black Ray l 4 Tap Row: Miss .Trayford Patarini Pans! Hart Flood Raebig Bender Bvllulll Razr.- Nlms XVlIlfCIS Reefs Husmann Card ner RM' 2-' Fletcher Martin Sholler Cherrie Kelly F4191 H Letter-girls The Lettergirls organized again this semester under the sponsorship of Miss Vera Trayford. Marylee Nims, Alberta Sholler and Francis Raebig, three ormer members returned, and the following girls have become members of the club upon receiving their letters this fall: Peggy Gardner, Eloise Husmann, Janet Fletcher, Ruth Hart, Adele Winters, Beryl Kelly, Dolores Martin, Muriel Flood, Lois Reece, Margaret Parisi, Audrey Cherrie and Billie Bender. At their first meeting, they elected janet Fletcher, president, Alberta Sholler, vice- presidentg and Peggy Gardner, secretary-treasurer. Members of this club are those who have obtained their by earning 1000 G. A. A. points. This orgnaization working with the G. A. A. endeavors to promote sportsmanship and further interest in athletics. The Lettergirls assisted the G. A. A. with their Christmas party, sold candy at the boys' basketball games, and at Christmas time donated a basket for the poor. Ticket Sellers Wlien you buy your 'tickets to the Hirsch school games, you are helping some hard- working ticket seller earn an honorary pass to the game. The venders are divided into four teams with Winifred Holman, Bernice Bartman, June Ball and Alice Loughlin as captains. There is much rivalry over which team can sell the most tickets. Throughout the semester Hirsch buttons were sold and the revenue was applied on the purchase of new football equipment. Mr. Edward McMahon is the faculty dviser who continually urges the sale of tickets and his influence has instilled a great,d re in the teams for successful and greater sales than ever before. The team merhbers h e the satisfaction of knowing that they are aiding the sports department both in irit d equipment. Top Row: Aisolnb I Ohlsen Huc 1 erger Fletcher Rfldbel Eager Walters nderson inrnham Bollom Row: IacKay B H DfYbUfgh Lgughlin Bartman Row 2 Holman Tormoehlen Stanton Young Gilday hr Top Row: Bello Basketball Team work! Accuracy! Speed! all are developed in Girls' Basketball. The players, coached by Miss Vera Trayford, are taught that team work is the most essential factor in the development of a basketball team. Accuracy in shooting baskets is stressed during practices. During the basketball season the manager, Josephine Millis, will arrange faculty and alumnae games. The faculty game is always looked forward to with a great deal of interest. Also a Play Day will be planned so that the Hirsch girls will have an opportunity to play basketball with the girls from another school. Throughout the basketball season, there will be keen competition among the girls who are all trying to secure a position on the Honor Basketball Team. Those who will be selected are girls who have displayed team work, accuracy and speed during all the practices. A Jensen Pntari Cherrie Bende Sholler Hart Wallace Millis Delaware Gardn Fletcher Winte Husmann Flood Kelly ww Afljfcavfyl, ,Q,0VVffU'L, MMM EL H I D- O hi Z' Li .AM V ,.., v .Q-Ig 4' ma ww -f '- x , I A A ,, , 1 , L F i i I . - x gin? xx ,, f ' 2 ,,- Myc- If XX X , .f '! 1' ff? W L ,fi If ,7 il 1' 6 f 5 1 ' I' f . f! ' 'H K I f f' 1 ,rf X f' f 1' lass Histories ff' We who leave these ears at Hirsch Trace our act upon t e scroll Of youth-events tha mold and shape The stony fibre of h r soul . . . .' I .f a There were tw: prings within the span Of our sc 9 years .... In each of these To c enge May's brave blossoming the bursting throat of April's ellow,vtarbl'r .... we sang poetry Fe uary Class of ,19 it In the fall of 1933 I When shadows were lue with autumn dust And winging birds s ught a destiny At some point south, We entered Hirsch as sophomores. There were some live undred of us Before we were finally weeded outg - Tilden, Bowen and Parker ties Were strong within our 2A hearts. A V ,Cf When in October we first read .f,,f'Qf' The maiden issue of our Hera fn E A surge of loyalty, a bit of, ide t In this, the melting potltfofvschools l Stirred within . . . It,g'rew l In Captain Steinbaclfsfnew-formed band, In choral groups where Mrs. Kane Taught us howxtrf sing as one, to act as one For the commonf good became our goal. We wore brightlbows and colored tags, Gave hops andlsocials, Sold fudge and doughnuts, To swell a fund to bhy new books Or clothe the team br helpx the poor. We formed new clubs for those of us Who loved to write or act orsspeak On civil rights and man's intolerance Wlien winter came to us once ore H ff We VQl:'lqQSC.,iIl'lC leaders of our cl s, ' fAn'd with a slow finality Set to song .... The spirited . Pirates of Penzance was our iirst choice if And we hummed the clipped 'Ta-ran-ta-ra ' For months on end? until the' tunes From And It Rained Drifted thro ring days. Wrote the words that brought our ale To its sure end. We danced away The silver magic of the prom And sent its charm to slowly pale With the 'last clear-shining star. . And as we gently close the book, We softly sigh .... A few of us I Are eager-eyed to be away 1' l At worlds untriedg but one and al , We hold as dear our heritage, I Rich in ties that shall remain g I Consecrated to our youth. ,f N ,I X x I 'l t For which of us will fail to senie Across his graver adult-fearsgf' Some reminiscence half-forgot! Some legacy of these full' years? Towardeman.-...... ,. Xl., , , ' H l fjacquelirfe Fawcett. J iiilii If The Board of Education on September 18,4933 took a bright new bowl, called Hirsch Senior High School and started tiowbakeian Education Cake. A cupful of Hirsch Junior High, together with a 'tablespoon of Bowen, a teaspoon of Hyde Park, a dash of Parker, and a pinch of Calumet went into the making. Out of all this the chef really planned four cakes, but we are interested only in the one that went into the pan marked 1956. It was to be a little different, a little better, the result of the famous recipe hich follows: , ' BUTTER AND SUGAR On registration day the Sophomore class was expertly molded into a compact student body. The butter and sugar were creamed-ready for the adding of the other ingredients. THE EGGS f Something was needed to encourage co-operation, to build up school spirit, to make the students feel that spirit of oneness so necessary to school loyalty. Therefore, the Hirsch Herald was broken in-the eggs of the cake. tContinued on Next Pagej r l 1 A T A V L- Members of our class have played an important part in this very essential ingredient of the Education Cake of 1936. The first news editor of the Herald was MARTHA MURPHY, who has remained on the staff until graduation. Other june graduates who have joined the staff are EVELYN PUHR, MARILEE NIMS, MYRON GRAFF, DORO- THY ASHELBY, DORIS PITSCH, WILLARD ERICKSON, LINCOLN MAHER, RAYMOND BEHREND, DAVID DENNIS, WALTER YOUNG and VIRGINIA VAN PRAAG. FLOUR Then was added the most important ingredient of this cake, the flour-four cups for each semester, twenty-four cups in all. A goodly number of our class proved especially expert in helping along this part of the educational cookery and the name of some of these will be found in the roll of the Hirsch Chapter of the National Honor society. On such a list would certainly have appeared JERRY KREJCI had he not left at the end of the junior year to take advantage of a four-year scholarship to the University of Chicago. THE BAKING POWDER Eighty-five teachers, headed by MR. NICHELSON, were the baking powder of this cake-that important ingredient that made us rise to greater heights in the field of learn- ing. One of the last spoonfuls of baking powder was made up of our Senior year division teachers. They were: MISS GEORGIA ALLEN, sponsorg MISS RUTH CULLEN, MRS. RUTH KOHN, MISS VIRGINIA HARDT, MISS OLGA LAWRENZ, MISS ELIZA- BETH MacDONALD, MISS WINIFRED MCENIFF, MISS GWENDOLYN GILTNER, MRS. HELENA KANE, MRS. HARRIET BLAIR and MISS SARA NIEDERMAN. SPICES A cake must have flavor, it must have zest. Salt and spices are necessary to fulfill this requirement. Therefore, our baker poured into the bowl our athletic events, operettas which starred BETH LEE and TOM STEPHENSONQ our Junior Class social and other parties, and then to please the appetites of all, the Senior Prom was added. MIKE MANNO and the 1935 football team have helped to make the cake spicy. Our basketball team added a pinch of salt by winning second place for our section and third place in the annual Stagg tournament, 1934. The swimming team gave zest to the whole mixture by 'winning many meets. V MILK The dough was stiff and unwieldy. Milk was poured in and all was stirred until smooth. The milk was our class organization, the Civic League, the Student Council and various other school organizations that take care of so many duties and make school life run more easily and smoothly. Our class officers were: president, ANDREW PITTASg vice-president, RUTH WIL- HELMSg secretary, MARTHA MURPHY. These students served as our officers through- out the junior year and were re-elected to serve during the Senior year. FRANK HACKETT was social chairman in the junior year and was succeeded by SANDY FELD in the Senior year. HOWARD DAVIS was elected treasurer for the last year. Student Council representatives for the Senior year were TOM DENST and MELVIN LEWIS. In the Civic League, LAVERNE WILSON has been an active member. With all of these ingredients thoroughly mixed and after three happy years of baking, out of the Hirsch High School oven was taken the june Class Cake of 1936. The chef crowned it with the sparkling icing of graduation day together with over four hundred shining candles-our diplomas. THE HISTORY COMMITTEE, Willard Erickson Morris Feller Evelyn Puhr Bob Goodman Doris Pitsch I 3 -I 7, A g , ....-gg, U.. , , Y -6-un-F I- February Class Prophecy I am the Voice of Experience. Every day I received a stack of letters big enough to gag a dinosaur. I have about two hundred and fifty on my desk right now which I must answer immediately. Here's a letter from JOHN JOHNSON, drug store proprietor, who wants to know how he can keep his soda jerker, ERIC SAMUELSON, from flirting with IRIS PAYNE, who works at the perfume counter. Well, I'd suggest that effective eye medicine com- pounded by JAMES DOTY and ROBERT GOLDBERGER-just drop a few quarts in his eyes, Mr. Johnson, and he won't even be able to see, much less to flirt. Next we have a query from two young ladies who run a restaurant--HELEN KAHN and JANET GILDAY. They desire a remedy for chronic soup gurglers. Every day, they say, PAUL EDELMAN and FRANK HASER make so much noise eating that all the other customers are frightened away. Then too, ROY ANDERSON insists upon feeding his canary at the table. How to get rid of them? Simple: just have SIDNEY GROBAN come in and go to sleep on the counter. His snoring will scare the annoying fiends out in a jiffy. Lo and behold! A letter from that country doctor who gained fame by bringing sextuplets into the world. He wishes to know how he can stop MRS. JOHN ORTHER fnee ANNE NICHOLSONJ from dramatizing Romeo and Juliet at the breakfast table. Tut tut! Dr. Ortheri Simply start to croon one of LOIS STEBNER'S latest numbers and you won't be troubled by breakfast drama any more. RICHARD WINTER, WILLIAM SOUDER and ORVILLE LEE, three well known capitalists, all wish to know why nobody will marry them. Even their best friends w0uldn't tell them. JOHN TONER, famous transport flyer, queries, Every time I come home my wife fnee MURIEL FLOODJ is up in the air. Why is this ? Answer: probably because she's so Hy-ty. A joint letter from ELAINE CONRADSON, DOROTHEA BODNAR, ELEANOR FOBES, HARRIETT GLASNAP, ELEANOR PARKINSON and VALERIA KROL. All wish to know why handsome Dr. HENRY WELLS, who is head surgeon in the hospital where all the girls are nurses, refuses to give any of them a tumble. I'd suggest that you girls try MARTHA WENDT'S Breakfast Food. It'll make you absolutely devastating. But Doc Wells is happily married anyway. JIMMIE REED and BILL ANDERSON, who run a hamburger stand, present this problem: Why won't pretty girls like CAY VICK and FLORENCE BINYON date us? Answer: I guess it's because you work nights, boys. ROSE AXELROD, editor of a fashion magazine, complains that she can't keep her staffs minds on their work. ELOISE HUSMANN, DORIS DUNLAP, MARY HAAS and JEANNE NICKERSON keep trying to sing the Three Blind Mice in four parts, and BETTY GLIXON persists in writing fan letters to BEN SHAPIRO, NORMAN PEAK and SEYMOUR SHERMAN, who play on the Cubs' baseball team. My advice would be to hire a new staff, Rose. Some capable people like RUTHADELE COLEMAN and SYLVIA VICKER-you know! Here's another letter from some disappointed young men: , ' Dear Voice: We're young, good-looking, strong and wealthy. Why don't we rate with the ladies? HAROLD LE BOY and JIMMIE FEHLMAN Answer:. send me your phone numbers. Still another :' Dear 'Voice of Experience? Before we were married, BENTON BURNS used to pay lots of attention to rne. Now that he's an eminent entomologist he's'bugs over butterflies. What to .do? JEANNE HALL fMrs. B. Burnsj I-L ..-. ,,,,. -. r my fa .-1,-sf 0 on 'f0, 'Qg 6 'P -1 4 dvi! , I ,, B 0 A . -'f7f,, E ff W ' l ua J -- Q 4 12 . 'P . ,4- . fa, . A J , 4 I w -- c 2 , 2 X Q XE: fd ' 2 J ' V I it ? - , ' H W si '07 N' Q, - N K . . ' A '7ESxg3,jf ,, , 5 f' 5' f. ff if 1 i, NSW? 'ARM 75? J :Hx aligns! L ml xlX ,,xtjXx 4 x X :lj i aa WZ K 21: I ' 'iw . I s Tu f Answer: sprout wings! LAWRENCE KESSEL, author, wants to know if there's a good desert island for sale. People in his apartment are too noisy. HOWARD TAUSSIG, upstairs, annoys him by playing the concertina: next door, JOE BRUNACCI toots a saxaphoneg and downstairs, JEAN BURTON practices singing. I'd refer you to Messrs. CORBETT and FARBER, who own a real estate company, or if you'd like to have the pests removed from the apartment, just have GEORGE POUGIALIS move in with you and they'll all move out. MELVIN LUNDEN, valet to the eminent ROBERT DAVIS fwho is head floor- walker at Goldblatt's new storej asks why MAJOR JACK DAVENPORT won't let him perform on his amateur hour. DOROTHY SHAWHAN, CLARENCE SOMMEREELD and MARTHA PULLING all performed. Why can't he? Well, Melvin, it's probably because the microphone already has a valet. You're gong right it has! DAVID MARTIN, editor of the Daily Hoot, says: Today I sent ARTHUR ADAMS and CHARLES JOHNSON down to EDWARD WOODS' department store for a story about those new models he has employed-you know, MARION KERRISON, JANE LUNDGREN, MADELINE SANTSCHI, JEANNE OPLAND and VIRGINIA AYLESWORTH. Instead of bringing the story back they brought the girls. JACQUE- LINE FAWCETT is in the office trying to help ROBERT WEISSMILLER write nursery rhymes for the kiddies page and the girls won't let Bob alone. What now ? Answer: open the window and say, Oh, look! There goes JOHN HAIGH and WALLY KNEISLERH and all the girls will rush out the door to follow them. That way you'll get what you want and so will Johnny and Wally. GEORGE BAUMEISTER and his wife, the former AILEEN CURTIS, RAY WEIGEL, ambassador to Ethiopia, BETTY MAUREY and escort BILL JACKSON and LANDON JENKINS, wild animal hunters, were seen at the opera last night, says BOB SCHLESINGER, our Walter Winchell II. HOWELL JONES was the male lead in the performance. BILL RINGSTROM was the conductor of the symphony and HELEN SPOTTSWOOD was the pianist. 'KWhere can I get the addresses of these people? asks Bob. I'd like to give a banquet for these notablesf' Answer: in the phone book. I GORDON SIMS asks if he'll marry and my answer is that it Sims to me he'll be a bachelor. HARRY FINKLESTEIN asks the same thing. Yes, Harry, you'll have three wives. Ditto from RUTH SANTY. You'll marry a drummer, Ruth. There will always be boom times in your home. A very pathetic letter from CHARLES REID, Texas cattle rancher, is as follows: Last week I invited CHARLES BULGER, JANITH BROWN, GENE MAUREY, JOSEPHINE WINTER, FRED TINSLEY and LORRAINE JACOBSON down here for a week-end party. They like it so much they won't leave. What'll I do ? Answer: Eire your cook and hire WILLIAM FILLIPPO. Their good taste will make them leave. . MARGARET HEALY, HELEN LISCHALK, KATHERINE THETARD, ETHELYN KNIGHT, HELEN NYSTEDT, GLADYS NELSON and EVELYN WOL- STENHOLME, grammar school teachers, ask how they can get the children to behave in class. They say GLENN JOHNSON'S little boy is a problem child, just as Glenn was, and CARL JOHNSON'S son acts up and knows he can get away with it because his father is on the school board.- I guess those Johnsons have you down, girls, and you just can't do a thing about it. HARRIETT HUNTER and HARRY MOSKOW, famous radio team, complain that their program sponsors, JOHN KENNY and MARTIN MCMAHON, dislike their present type of program. They'd like to know of some people who could give them some new ideas and gags. Why certainly. Here's a whole list of them: GRUNDY Mc- ' A .' f ,ff five- I I - Mx-f' W' . r , - . J, ' 1 9 rr ' LJ ' gf fa ' , f ,Q X x A vu, rc. I1 F-I' Xi Z, ,i 42 4 lf' , I W .. ff 1 lift sl rw GAVOCK, FLORENCE BLOOMBERG, JANET FLETCHER, GERALD GOLDEN- BERG, JEAN HILLSTROM, LESTER HOLZMAN and GWENNY JONES. SAM GUARASCIO and WALTER KRAMER, instructors in a gymnasium, say EVERT ANDERSON Qwho weighs 340 poundsj used the rings so much that ART KIRKWOOD, a regular customer, has gone to another gym. They want to know how to make Evert reduce. Well, I'd advise Mr. Anderson to take SIDNEY MARCO'S Herb Tea for reducing. Marco is a good advertisement for his own product. BILLY CARLSON, ladies' hair stylist, complains that although he has hired GLADYS BAIN, BERNICE CMEYLA, MARION BENSON and JULIETTE COHN to work in his shop, the customers insist upon having him wait on their needs. Well, Bill, can you blame them? ROBERT HOWARD and RICHARD HERPICH, partners in law, state that their private secretaries are always running off to get married. They say MARGUERITE BREITHAUPT eloped last week, a few days previous to that ASTRID STRAND did the same and a month before that ELEANOR LARSON got married. How they can keep a steady efficient secretary is what these lawyers want to know. All they have to do is hire a secretary that's already married. BATTISTA CASSANO and LEONARD LUNDMARK, joint owners of a large theatre, have billed CLARKE HARRIS, famous female impersonator and his stooge, ART FOGG. They'd like some clever posters and asked if I could refer them to some capable commercial artists. I certainly can. Here are a few listed: DOROTHY RASCH, JANET KRAMER, MERLE KINGMAN, ELEANOR KOHLER, FRANCES MIDED, BILL STONEHAM and BELLA SORKIN. If costume designers are needed, I'd suggest JULIENNE TEISER and WESLEY JULEEN. PHYLLIS BOWMAN and MARIE EDSTER would like to hire some gigolos. Take your choice from the following, girls: WESLEY FREISCHLAG, HOWARD HAW- KINS, CHARLES KINKA, THOMAS FOX, WALTER HEGSTROM and ED HAINES. THELMA GIMBEL, VIRGINIA KEMPH, MARION GAMBELL and MILDRED YOUNG, social workers, write: O Last week we took a settlement house group to the movies to see JANET GEIGER and MILES STANDISH in One Night Above . All they've done since is talk about that picture and we can't interest them in any other kind of activity. What would you su est? ggWell, GEORGE CAMPBELL and JACK ROLLINS could sell winter underwear to a Hottentot. Just ask these high pressure salesmen to come up and sell the children the idea that movies are no good and within a few days you'll find them all cutting out paper dolls again. NORMAN JOHNSON, a tattoo artist, says, Yesterday when I was tattooing a mermaid on CHUCK PETERSON'S arm, he moved around a bit and it turned out to be Mother Goose. Now he's going to sue me. Please refer me to some good lawyers. Wzhy surely. Any one of the following will do: TOM BAUMBACH, HOWARD GROSSMAN, HENRY LA PLACA or JAMES AUSTIN. BETTY BALDWIN and MARGARET BOLLE, two girls who are job-hunting, asked me to tell them how to preserve shoe leather. Why, girls, just go to DAVID BENDER and WALTER BENNETT, shoe rebuilders, and they'll fix you up in a jiffy. They shoe will! VIRGINIA BONDY, BETTY BOWEN and GLADYS BELL went out to see JOHN MITCHELL, JOHNNIE DRYSDALE and WARREN CLOUGH play football with the Bears. The girls would like to know what makes the boys' heads and shoulders look so big when they're in uniform. Well, I could tell you about their heads, if nothing else. JACK .CLINKMAN queries: I'm looking for a wife who can cook, have you any references ? Here they are, Jack: GERTRUDE BIRN, EVELYN ANDERSON, .4 'ff' . r A -.I , 4 J l i! it sf' ag.. r of-:ff Q1 is 'aaa ffs , M A ' . 1' Y' ...rf 2, -- .tal ga ae- 09' R5 j' N965 , v I9 QT! fix! . 'BOY co-,VX Q O Q-'Kgs' 69 ,aff I .. ff , un -:'.- .- ' - ,-,A - - snag: .- -. Jew NYM 2, ...- ' 'S SY?-at I W RENA PANTELIOT, RUTH BERQUIST, LENA CAVOTO and MADELYN BUCKNER. CHARLES DANCA, DORIS CONRADSON, DONALD BOYSON and MIL- DRED BRANDT went out to the horse races in TOM PETERS' taxi cab yesterday. They didn't have any bets on the horses, of course, but they knew one of the jockeys, DON GENOVESE. They feel bad about their friend Don because he's getting into shady company. He's even been seen with HAROLD HOLMBOE, EDWARD HARRIS and FRANK HANSEN. MARGARET GUBA who raises onions complains that her next door neighbor, DOROTHY HOLMES, leaps the fence and steals a batch of her best bulbs every night. Miss Guba wants to know how she can catch her red-handed'. Why there's nothing complicated about that, just put mercurochrome on the onions. P EVELYN RODSTROM, waitress, states that every day ARNOLD MEYERS, JACK STROUTS and GEORGE SHEEHY come in for lunch and when she does a little thing like spilling soup down their necks or giving them spoons to cut meat with, they get very angry and forget to act like gentlemen. She wants to know how she can please them so that they'll give her tips once in a while. I've got it! Put some brandy in their coffee and they'll feel tipsy for sure. FRANCES PETERSON and MARJORIE HENDRIKSON, court reporters, say that Judge JOSEPH SHEEHAN makes so much noise with his gavel that they find it diflicult to record court proceedings. You can't argue with the law, girls. You'd better just leave him alone. FLORA MacKAY, head nurse in an orthopedic ward of a charity hospital, asks if I can refer her to some volunteer workers to help amuse the children. Why yes, there's EDYTHE BERQUIST, BETTY FINLAYSON, MARJORIE ANN DEAN and DAG- MAR JOHNSON, all very wealthy ladies who would be only too happy to give some of their time and money to the little crippled children. MINNIE MILLER, lady soda jerker, complains that every day LESLIE WYMAN, JIMMIE SANDBERG and JOSEPH SHAUER spill coffee all over the counter and fastidious customers like AUDREY METZGER and GLADYS NELSON walk out. PAGE THOMPSON, braintruster, has invented a very useful little article, the soup catcher. Ut can be used for coffee, tooj. I'd advise you to buy one immediately. And from VIRGINIA BARCKMAN: Dear 'Voice of Experience': I'm in a predicament. During the Christmas holidays I took my little niece down- town to Toyland. While sauntering through the toy department I heard a deep familiar voice. Turning around, I saw a very undernourished Santa Claus. It was my old class- mate, CHARLES O'HARE, and a sad sight he was, too. His interpretation of the part was so unconvincing that even my four-year old niece started to cry. She's entirely disillu- sioned. What shall I tell her? Answer: just make a clean breast of the whole thing, Virginia. - Bless me, here is an inquiry from GEORGE LOBELL, beach photographer. He says that not long ago he was down at the beach snapping at people. FLORENCE LIND was giving him one of her famous poses and just as he was ready to take the picture, RUTH SCHWARTZ and ALLEN SHAPIN who were playing leap frog with CATHERINE NORRIS and DON MECKSTROTH, tripped him and spoiled his camera. To make it worse, BERNICE BARTMAN and JUNE BALL, who were executing some fancy dives neaby, splashed so much water around that some got into the shutter. The said camera is in such poor condition that George is unable to fix it. 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Wi-LFISFJW' E-'af-Q4-' ' ..'.:- i7s'alffTv5'D'if - ' '.Ie a37t'-fniiifssfii . .:f5'1:Q:ir'-5f.+ 4'i:i I SH:llZ' 'Fla'-xfL'5i'ifL:, 1, J W , 7, 'f 1 , ., ,, 1-1' ' .ar 5. 4. Ugg.-,.1'gw 1.f.:f-'g,,.3,. t ' 5-ass-.5- -Er -. ,gv,52-f-1at?fQ.tg7- ziklkg, . , . . . , -ret Q1-1.14:r1'sa!tciQ.r.-+ 1 4--: . ff'f'f.lif--1+L'1S'f: '--3.1: ':?ti':'fY-i5::f.af' f::.-.',:f7se4'ee!!'f! June Class Prophecy I, Father Time, have found it most necessary to issue this emergency SOS call in an effort to check up on many of my honored subjects of whom I have lost complete track in the last twenty years. Due to confusion and much misinformation many of my records have been labeled incorrect. Therefore, with your help, I am endeavoring to set right what data I still have not discarded through more or lgss personal questioning. I will call your name and -state briefly your present occupation or greatest achievement to date accordirigtto these records. If I make any mistake, please correct me. The first on my list is A DRE ' , HERBERT WILLS, ,teaching elephants the technique of eating hay, EMMA OHSKAY, keeper of oyster beds, JOHN PETROS, policeman in Syria, CARL LINDSTROM, optometrist, ROBERT MILL, professor of ethics, RAY BUISSERET, just a peanut vender, IRIS LAMBERT, magazine editor, LILLIAN PLEASON, captured five cannibals, MARYE PAXTON, holds Mexican jumping beans, GLADYS CASE, star gazer, MYRON GRAFF, a high soprano soloist, SHELDON FARDIG, shoemaker, ANTOINETTE PUSATERA, straw- berry jam expert, DORIS WHITMER, invented noiseless Ekmor latches for late party- goers, DOUGLAS HARPER, animal trainer, RONALD ROGERS, sticks hogs, DOROTHY FORESTER, imitates Joe Penner, and BETTY WASHBURN, trains dogs for leashes. -- DANIEL O'MALLEY, the state's speediest speaker, JOSEPH MITROVI, lion tamer, MARGARET LINKLATER, silk worm cultivator, ROBERT GOODMAN, Aus- tralian high jumper, MELVIN SWANSON, a Swiss woodcarver, CORINNE JOHN- SON, hash slinger, LOIS SAUL, bean blower, HELEN RAE WILSON, operator of lie detector, GEORGE DAVIS, a mushroom expert, EUGENE REECE, messenger boy, JOSEPHINE CHIMENO, dairy maid, VIVIAN PENTOMY, bargain hunter, ROSA- LIE SAUNDERS? Raising ducks , SHIRLEY GEBHART, a bare back rider, CHAR- LOTTE RODOSY, tapestry weaver, FLORINE MOLLER, a bread baker, ROY THOMPSON, sailed the seven seas, BARBARA BROWN, models red llannels, ELMER SIMPSON, chief cook and bottle washer, LESLIE WAVERNEK, fog horn tester, WILLIAM COSTIN, Eskimo, and MELBURNE SIMONS, manager of a pet asylum. What's this? Oh I see. DAVID JOHNSON, Swedish ambassador, PHIL HURSH, historian, WILLIAM CHARLES RAFFERTY, sells nuts and bolts, WILLIAM PETER- SON, Russian ballet director, VIRGINIA DICKSON, baby specialist, FRANCES RICKEY, cultivates cucumbers, HOWARD LEES, author of a six-volume dictionary, LESTER HARVEY, street car motorman, CHARLES COGAN, dance instructor, EDNA HOLMBERG, literary advisor, WALTER PECK, hunter of frogs, LOIS REECE, the one and only correspondent to Mars, NORA BROWN, button replacer, JULIA GREG- ORY, discoverer of skinless raisins, CLARENCE MEISTER, an interior decorator, ANN KANDERA, pharmacist, JOHN CUROY, florist, MARGARET PATTERSON, ties knots in shoe strings, WERNER STOOD, Chief Rain-in-the-Face, LORETTA HAN- SON, circus barker, FRANCES RAEBIG, archer, LAVERNE WILSON, owner of a coffee plantation in Jamaica, DOROTHY FAHLSTROM, a snake charmer, ROBERT WORLD, a non-stop flyer, BILL PAULSON, I stamp out forest fires with my big feet , RUTH WALTERS, originator of the double-stemmed clover, TOM STEPHEN- SON, hog caller, SADIE GUSTAFSON, a demonstrator for sudless soap, and ALBERT FORSS, a lonely gondolier. Buxton, WARREN BUXTON? Not here? Oh, I remember now. He's a hen- peeked husband and his wife would not let him come. JANET REICHMAN, street singer, GERALDINE GRUND, president of a humane society, VIRGINIA BARTH, known now as Robinhood's sister, WILLIAM GRAFE, French danseuse, GERALDINE 0 01 at.aaQt 'WF 'LP '-x kv, at -I llkuggfnv' F4 Z 'tlliil swat ,r 'F '42, X--?e'3 5' F' ... . ., , H- '-eel - 'i '3,:ff1,ii9.,g ill 'Env lg cl' 'ffl ' 9' 1 l fa i 4- at :agar ll Q01 lj! L L, A1 ,S is-sf --1:-s.'r - e ' ee ,-1-H' ' ' 3' e' an T F SPA? 5 WA! 1' . QQPMPYOQV , ' I -J, 3ff-7,.f1.'1--. 652 'R SQNT5 S ara-' .-,-We KNITTER 'I Qs, 5 L ...Q f' M1 t4en.PER 'N - Q-' A -Ig.. adm ft '- rdf -av I X 0 xp., I TQZTECUQL- ,F , ,,.u ,oulkuz 9, T9 A ,, .M , - . ,. .-- ---- -- .DK - ... .- .. 'W daemons my g ' , , , ,J if I 2-fl ik L '59, if '1 ,. H-, me 1 , QN 'PQ-so EW, asf HIVON, swam the Mississippi River under water, FRANCES LARSEN, house detec- tive, and MARJORIE SNYDER, sells electric bonds. KATHRYN HOPFMAN, sculp- tress, JEANETTE POLSON, a cliff-dweller, BILLIE BENDER, a sawdust refiner, VIRGINIA CARLSON, blower of bubbles, DALE HULL, curler demonstrator, BLANCHE PIPER, called by all a twin to Little Miss Muffett, and EVELYN PUHR, a lighthouse keeper. . I can't quite make this name out. It looks like Smith. It is Smith. One at a time please. VIRGINIA SMITH, prima donna, ELAINE SMITH, bead ftringer, JANICE SMITH, cultivator of cacti, and EVELYN SMITH, violinist. , Next, I have MARTHA MURPHY, expert ski jumper, MARJORIE TORMOEH- LEN, dissector of insects, DORIS PITSCH, Lee Tracy's secretary,', MARY LEE HOLCOMB, star stamp collector, MILDRED JENSEN, swimming champion, LAW- RENCE BLATZER, Santa Claus' helper, ROBERT NYSTROM, submarine captain, MYRA MURPHY, cleans sand out of spinach, ALBERT VLACH, Alaskan trapper, EDWIN CARLSON, stunt flyer, ROSE MARIE ROGERS, toe-dancer, GWENDOLYN BECKING, head of a staff of lolly pop salesmen, JOHN O'DAY, a regular northwoods- man, and what is your occupation, ARTHUR MOSHER? I'm a desert dweller, To continue, BETTY REINS, traveling saleswoman, ANGELINE FERRO, crossed Death Valley on ice skates, HOWARD ROYCE, chauffeur of a Ford, WARREN HILL, court Jester, ANN HEWITT, distinguished society matron, and HUGH COATES, an ordi- nary bricklayer. Your profession, MARION SCHRAMM? I cure sick cats , GENE EARNSHAW, another Fuller brush man, CAROLINE WALKER, known for owning world's largest dog kennels, MADELLA YOUNG, champion knitter, FRANCES WINDSTRAND, teaches the art of graceful posture while wearing wooden shoes, JOSEPHINE FRED- ERICK, a bold, bad kidnapper, THELMA GOODFRIEND, sleeps 23 hours a day, HELEN WELTER, a bicvcle stunt-rider, KATHLEEN PLUM, roused Little Boy Blue from his slumber, ROBERT JOHNSON, United States Senator, RUTH KOLB. dramatist, VERNON STEIN, dog catcher, DOUGLAS MORSE, known as the giant killer , AGNES KRAUSE, a telephone operator, ALONZO MCDONALD, a piccolo player, BOB SCHWEITZER, solicitor of animal crackers, HELEN NOREN, bookbinder, and LOUISE FLANDERS? I'm still looking for Santa Claus. Next we have BOB KING, turkey killer, SOLLY KAPLAN, rat exterminator, GLADYS PETERSON, raker of leaves, MELVIN PERKINS, the postmaster-general himself, DORTHEA BERGIN, floated across the Atlantic on a piece of soap, GEORGE XWRIGHT, world's ice-skating champion, LOIS HUETTL, infant welfare advisor, ETHEL MOLL, floral designer, MIKE MANNO, finally learned how to center, ELEA- NOR GOLD, basket and blanket weaver, MIKE VLACHOS, expert on fly-catching, ANICETO RAILA, walked -up the down escalator, ALICE SOUCEK, cave dweller, EDWARD TROEDSONN, commander of the 4444 Infantry, RAY BLATZER, the man on the flying trapeze, DORIS KANE, knitting instructor, BYRON ANDERSON, saw player, WALTER YOUNG, invented flavor-lasting chewing-gum, and PAUL LAGER- GREN, warden. - Now I have THERESA CANNA, reed blower, GERALDINE LACKE, book- keeper, GRACE CADDICK, Minnie Mouse imitator, SHIRLEY ALLEN, swam the Amazon, MARY LOUISE PAGELS, chases squirrels, VIRGINIA TUNNEY, manufac- tures carpet tacks, ELEANOR DERBY, secured a degree from Yale, ROSE MARY STRACKE, town crier, FRANK LE VETT, captain of a whaler, JOSEPHINE MCCLIN- TOCK, Spanish teacher, WINIFRED HOLMAN, wild west rider, JAMES KEANE, crooner, VIRGINIA ASHFORD, chief attendant at jelly-fish aquarium, GEORGE SIMS, makes faces, HAROLD NICKELSON, spat salesman, ELEANOR SYLVESTER, gold fish specialist, GWENDOLYN PRYOR, model for blond hair ads, RUTH OVERY, 1 H . 1 5 +509 'M : I nf 5 fer -Q-. t I 1 Y ,ilfre V iV'J7'3P ' Lglivhi R55 C3i,,f1Wue 39 ,L . ,., , ------65+ QQQQ I ' 'M' ev oy QQ., A , Tv f nv , C GY 'K c ,asa i.. CQYZQ f . 6 -' .- 'YY' Q55 M -M, A -L r ,. ,. t, .. t.-. .-G,v,,-sk.. champion wrestler of white mice, CHARLES BUTCHER, known as William Tell, BEVERLY ALLEN, walked across the continent on her knees, and HELEN OLSON, world's fencing champion. My, we have indeed many great and worthy friends, but we are not finished. Come, let us hear the rest. MARY MELKO, lecturer, JAY GOULD, African ambassador, WALTER KRAUSE, bull-fighter, WILLIAM BOYER, Ely Culbertson's rival, FRANCES LUCAS, dietician, MARILEE NIMS, seed sower, JACK REED, canes chairs, DOROTHY ASH, collects old chairs, MARTHA LUDWICK, mannequin, ERNEST LENSE, teapot tester, FRANCES PETERSON, clay modeller, FRANK FARKASS, collector of Model T's, BILL FABING, peeked .into a volcano, and MAX LUBERSHANE, dress designer. VIOLET BERGLUND, keeper of the bees, LEONARD SUNDBECK, a discus thrower, MARTHA TEWS, swam Niagara Falls, DOROTHEA DEFFENBOUGH, radio stooge, MARGURITE CONNORS, lone ranger, SAM ZIMMERMAN, manufactures purple gum-drops, SIDNEY COHEN, greatest achievement was shaking the hand of the Statue of Liberty, DOROTHY COULOMB, tries to raise chickens with web-feet, and RAY- MOND BEHREND, collects sea shells. The success of RUBY CARTER lies in her invention of water-proof ink, JACK HIZER, world's greatest street cleaner, SOLOMAN SHAGMAN, elevator operator, ANNA KAST, court bailiff, CHARLOTTE JACOBSON, children's story teller, SARA COHEN? I find being a night watchman the most pleasant of all the jobs I tried. ROBERT SERVER? A cartoonist. JAMES O'SULLIVAN, a rail splitter, HAR- RIETTA KEMP, Secretary of Labor, CHARLES DEVERICK, proprietor of an old maids' home, MAJORIE KLEIST, a Republican-Democrat, RUDY RUDOWSKY, a waterfall watcher, MONICA DALY, makes bath tubs, CECILE GOODMAN, mountain climber, FRANCES LOOMIS, essayist, MARION GREENLEAF, toothpaste ad model, EDITH ANDERSON, adagio dancer, ROBERT AULD, air refiner, HARVEY JENKINS, bar tender, RALPH JOHNSON, biologist, MORRIS FELLER? I try to, sell modern drink- ing fountains to fish. WILLARD ERICKSON, pretzel bender, IRMA ISRAEL, manicurist, TOM COT- TER, astronomer, NORMAN LEVER, French chef, MILDRED HENSHAW, cultivates carp, ARDELL JACOBSON, housewife, CHARLES HUBACCEK, driver of stream- lined trucks, RITA NADDY, election teller, JUNE NOVAK, rakes forests, ROY JONES, weather prophet, WILLIAM HEINZ, pickle king, WARREN LUTTON, head librarian, MELVIN LEWIS, cowboy, JULIA FREMEL, still looking for a place to sit down, JEANNE FAHLSTROM, sweet shoppe proprietor, GERALDINE DREW, boot black on Park avenue, NORMA SOMSCHOV, mimics bird calls, MARGARET KEMPF, bell ringer in the belfry, CLARENCE LANTZ, author of Household Hints , BETH LEE, a trained woman in white, HOWARD DAVIS, Napoleon's man Friday, WIL- LIAM DALY, postman, MARABELLE DILDINE, Spanish senorita, and GENEVIEVE JOHNSON, owner of the East Indian Tea plantation. DOROTHY ASHELBY, took the part of cupid in a play, and DAVID HOWELLS paints stripes on the zebras. Our old friends have indeed many great accomplishments to their credit. Let us get on with our records. DAVID LYNCH, a butter and egg man, MARION LINDSTROM, cross-country hiker, JEROME LOMASNEY, corporal, JEAN MACK, debutante, NORA MARCUS, lamppole sitter, HELEN GOLD, tries to cultivate pansies that look like orchids, PEARL GOEBEL, author of voluminous history, JOHN DEAL, invented an air-conditioned cofiin, MARION BEST, won a six-day bike race, LYNETTE BRINK, a whitewasher, WALTER CLARK, jockey, CHARLES HUMM, I'm a stagedoor Johnnie , PEARL ROTHBARD, seal trainer, TOM CLARK, plays with toy trains, DONALD HULL. supreme court judge, THELMA ANDERSON, general information bureau, ANN fa ... !l .L Vs, A . ..fff'i? .V , . .. J --if glf i, - xo, T S xo aB Q. l x x sf! .J 'sf I gf L I l ? 'P'f'x '4pGW 42 J 4. i ,, h iv ai , 4: . , , . 1 . ,v ' N-94,55 539 1.4 Q, ' P- ,E tis gat ff. by 'nw' ' A I ,117 -' ,I f ' -gf? ea 'X -bf! 5 ig- , 7.1: w : x 11 :I ,, ,I .. X , gm, W X ffl. s , 5 55 fl . S , - 5 :nun i-n.xxNRJ0 I 1 2 5 --1 K s W As qw am 65 W Pgiliiir ' A Y 59' LA Pfal- QL if Q. KRTS'-5 i I 1 I Nil' 1 h s-1 'I I . V A., .-- -iff. wa ' g.. 5-,p V - mimm f sv! 'r f-,KS 1 151- 5:1-' ' .r --1 .sit -sw iz, Ifgiqg-'e -Eg gtk.: L:-1 -if Z-'EQ' n ., ffigie-i,5?f3 l 'if girl y i X f mmm x5 , I v 1 KLEMENKO, shoe saleswoman, BETTY CRONKHITE, baby's dentist, DICK CAV- ANAUGH, fire chief, KATHERINE and ELEANOR SCHULTZ, manufacturers of cracked nut wafers, JAMES CHINN, comes home in a barrel, LORRAINE SWANSON, stewardess, EVELYN CHRISTOFFEL, cake froster, DONALD CHAPE, circus clown, and FRANK CANNA, a fisherman. ' Then there is DAVID STANLEY DENNIS, a life guard at Miami, MARION LEBUS, hockey star, LESLIE MCCLANE, electrical engineer, FLORENCE HESSE, suc- cessful saleswoman, VIOLA JOLGREN, blues singer, TOM DOYLE? I'm a tombstone etcherf' MARGARET BRANDMAYR, a wee Scotch lassie, GERALDINE BOWES, vaudeville director, VERONA TENGBLAD, brain specialist, RUTH SOPKIN, trans- lator of Greek, MARJORIE JUDD, manager of the mint, FRANK OEHME, inventor of a soap filled with dish cloths, MARION MCCOY, plumber, FRANCES SULLIVAN, fashion expert, AMELIA OZRELIC, surveyor, DONALD CURRIER, book reviewer, MARY EVELYN DE RANGO, farmerette, PHYLIS BROWN, linguist, WINIFRED KADFFMAN, state's attorney, and EULAME LOSER, Shakesperian artist. GUNVOR ABRAHAMSON is a bathing beauty. EILEEN BRADY, golf cham- pion, YVONNE BONAS, parachute jumper, MILDRED JENSEN, diving champion, EILEEN BLEVENS, hunts for four-leafed clovers, RICHARD BOHLIN? 'Tm a can- dlestick maker. MARY ELLEN COFFEEY, ping-pong expert, R. L. YOUNGBLOOD, a deerslayer, JAMES SHANAHAN, doctor, LOUIS LADD, a Whistler, BETTY CLARK, chief truant officer, JOHN BUTZ, chemist, MAE PETERSON, gold miner, OLIVER FARDIG, champion pencil sharpener, PETER DRAZBA, curtain-puller, HELEN WAGNER, raises canary birds, DOROTHY JACOBSON, landscape gardener, JANET TROUGHTON, expert cook, MARY JANE HIGHT, temperance worker, and DAVID COX, a professional yodeler. Well, we seem to be getting through these lists without much ditiiculty, but there are still many people to 'call on. It seems good to see you all after twenty years. I certainly feel very proud of you for the way you have succeeded. It seems to me you are practically running the world. I'll continue. PAUL MCSPADDEN is a simple farmer, PRISCILLA RUSHTON, artesian well tender, HAZELLE RAYFIELD, waters thirsty elephants, ANNA KOMAN, scientist, JANE HUSGEN, comic strip writer, ANTHONY VAINAUSKAS? A retired South- ern gentlemanf' EDNA HAGLAND, peanut picker, GERTRUDE HANSEN, court stenographer, MADGE VICTOR, ward captain, VIRGINIA VAN PRAAG, an econ- omy expert, FRANK HACKETT, author of the play The Rackett , LEON HART, pearl diver, MARY EVELYN LOWE, insurance adjuster, SUE SUTTIE, archaeologist, MARCELLA MARTIN, private tutor, ALICE LOUGHLIN, Buck Rogers' double, EDGAR TASHER, physicist, MARYLIN SOUDER, autioneer, GERALDINE MEHRLE, stable-girl, MARGARET DEVERAUX, marksman, ANNE MULLEN- BACH, bridge expert, FRANCES MONSON, expert in palmistry, and SHELDON NATHAN, lamplighter. ARTHUR NELSON is a sign painter, LORRAINE NISELY, a fortune teller, CATHERINE O'LEARY, mill-zmaid: ETHEL STRINGER, grocer, RAYMOND TAG- GART, coal miner, RUTH TH-OMAS, Greek philosopher, ROBERT THORSEN, a train caller, DOLORES ROMAIN, trans-Atlantic Hyer, BETTY MOSBY, shoe stylist, MARY SCREEN, motion picture authority, CARL PANDEL, authority in how to make the best use of leisure time, ELLEN SAMUELSON, fed Starved Rock, FLORENCE RYAN, checker champion, HELEN RYNO, invented noiseless street cars, MARY ALICE HAM- MOND, a physician, EUGENE HILSTROM, Alpine shepherd: VIRGINIA FARR, sophisticated lady: RAY JOHNSON, a bell-hop, FRANCES GLASS, collector of mum- mies, LORRAINE HOGENSON? I'm a French tutor. MARY JEAN HARTMAN, mathematician, BETTY AMICK, a cotton picker, and RUTH HART, a seamstress. LUCILLE GOENENWEIN is an organ grinder, MARGARET HANSEN, diamond cutter, BERNICE HUTH, gym teacher, CATHERINE O'ROURKE, teacher of Chinese - nf- A , literature, LORRAINE RODGERS, hat stylist, DOROTHY OYER, went to planetVenus, ETHEL PALSGROVE, imitates Zasu Pitts, PHYLIS BLOCK, cross-word puzzle expert, JAYNE POTTER, psychologist, LUCILLE BITZER, a glass blower, ELLEN PEAR- SON, a tent-maker, ALAN BAUMAN, a vacuum cleaner demonstrator, VIRGINIA PORTER? I blaze trails through Brazil. ELEANOR BERGSTROM, designs patterns for knitters, RUTH BEDELL, a drummer, ROBERT CERNY, a chorus director, EDWARD LUNDAHL, a heroic fireman, GRACE BASILE, one of the Gold Dust Twins, LEONARD SWANSON, soap box orator, VEDA BANCHEREL, false teeth litter, and JOHN HARDING is a music master. JOSEPH MARKBY is a chemical engineer, BIL CASLER, forgot the ring at the altar, BERNICE BRUSKI, modiste, EVELYN MAW, a sports editor, CLARIE WAL- TERS, an expert at Greek cross-word puzzles, MARY MENDELSON, a lunch room manager, JOY WALPER, a candy manufacturer, CAROLINE JACOBSON, an elec- trician, LILLIAN ANDERSON, love queries advisor, NORMAN GINSBURG, a Northwest Mountie, RUTH FREDRICKSON, ballet dancer, PEARL GATZEK, authority on ants, CHARLES FANNING? I am the champion soup sipperf' MAR- GARET GARDENER, poet laureate, DONALD FORD, owns an automobile factory, GERALD GRANT, piano tuner, EDWIN PETERSON, a Hag-pole sitter, HENRY GRAFF, a debating teacher, MILES GUSTAFSON, comedian, TOM DENST, drinks a gallon of milk a day, CHARLES GROUSNEK, cheer leader, MARGARET WEBB, penthouse dweller, JANE SIESEL, taffy puller, RICHARD WILSON, a census taker, STEPHEN EIFRID, a newsboy, SANDY FELD, poses for hair tonic ads, and LORETTA LINDSEY, stock broker. Bear with me a little longer. We're almost through. ELIZABETH ENRIGHT is a lawyer, LEONARD MATHY, a contemporary poet, CARL MERBITZ, musician, STELLA BI ' , VIRGINIA FEE- LEY, drove a pony team through the Alps, BETTY BOGUE, woman's page editor, MARGARET PARISI, sailboat skipper, EVELYN RAFF, designs modern furniture, MARY ELLEN BUTLER, models wigs, HELEN WATSON, operates tratlic lights, MARJORIE MCSPADDEN, leader of a brass band: EUGENE XVEILER, an Arabian knight, RICHARD MCCLURG, a loan shark, JAMES CARPENTIER, announces the midnight radio programs, HELEN GUMM, Parisian model, VICTOR BUCKLEY, a cherry picker, SYLVIA ROTHBART, teaches toads to talk, FLORENCE BRUNACCI, a vagabond gypsie, ELEANOR SODENBURG, a kindergarten teacher, VIVIAN MCCARTHY, candlestick holder, and JOSEPHINE MILLS, road map maker. JACK SEIP? I'm an authority on how to spend evenings after a football game. THELMA ANDERSON, a taxidermist, HOWARD BURNS, a professor of sociol- ogy, EDITH SHAKELTON, motorcycle stunter, NORMAN GUSTAFSON, 'tea- room host, ALEXANDRIA MILLER, an artist, LINCOLN MAHER, the honorable mayor of Pleasantville, and lastly, WALTER OLSON, doorman of my domain who makes note of all who come and leave here. Well, I've caught up on time, twenty years to the day, Your records are stamped and sealed away From the Devil's own hands, and there will stay Till your bodies to dust shall moulder away. FINIS A prophet is not without honor, save in his own country and in his own school. This states a well known truth. Therefore, these prophecies and histories are submitted with the knowledge that not everyone will be pleased. But, The Moving Finger writes, and having writ Moves on, nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back or cancel half a line, Nor all your tears wash out a word of it. Boosters NASH SHOE REBUILDING 7506 Colfax Avenue MORRIS DRUGS 1860 E. 79th Street WADE CLEANERS 8339 Stony Island Avenue THE BENNETT BARBER SHOP 7854 Bennett Avenue C. GEORGE-TAILOR 1539 East 75th Street PHIL REDER'S GROCERY AND MARKET 7777-79 Exchange Avenue CUNIS CANDY SHOP 2546 E. 79th Street CHIN'S CHOP SUEY 8339M Stony Island Avenue SIMON'S 2625 E. 75th Street OLSON'S BAKERY 8534 Stony Island Avenue AJAX AUTO COMPANY q OLDSMOBILE 7800 Stony Island Avenue H. M. BOLEMAN '7449 Cottage Grove Avenue E. E. CURRIER 1008 East 75th Street ECLIPSE LAUNDRY 953 East 75th Street GRAGG QCERTIFIED RUG CLEANERS, 911-17 East 75th Street GRIMM'S BARBER SHOP 1805 East 79th Street GOLDMAN'S PHARMACY N. W. Cor. Kingston 8: 79th Street MR. 8: MRS. GEORGE GUSTAFSON 7217 Dobson Avenue HANLEY DRY GOODS STORE 938 East 75th Street HEALY HARDWARE 915 East 79th Street HOLSTEIN DRUG COMPANY 79 East 79th Street I. C. PHARMACY 1039 East 82nd Street KATHRYN VARIETY SHOPPE 1545 East 75th Street MELOPINE PHARMACY 1401 East 75th Street MOSS AUTO SALES 8019 Cottage Grove Avenue. SCHMIDL, FLORIST 2746 East 79th Street SIMON BEEF BURGERS CO. 1717 East 79th Street SANG LEE, CHOP SUEY 2406 East 75th Street is 7 WY YAY' W A.. 1, 1 Over the back fence Shorts an' sports I wish I said that. Two little girls in white lt's the gypsy in us. RSVP eyes Under our window O, Lover, come buck to me. Friends More friends Still more friends Filling station I'll take vanilla. The farmer takes wife. ,,.u, Hail, Hail the gang's 21 all here! 22. Hungry? 23 Heads up 24 Smilin' thru Don't give up the ship. 25 Too many cooks spoil 26 the picture. . Gas-house gang The music goes 'r0und. . He did it! Cm up 'n' see me some time. . Classroom orator . just we two 'g iness , IT is not by mere chance that for the last four generations tl1is one school has trained so many business leaders. . . . Our graduates have had so thorough and so practical a training that they are fully qualified to fill important positions waiting for them .... Execu- tives in every. type of business, who either are graduates of the college or have had satisfactory experience in hiring graduates, call our Employment Department daily for efficient em- ployees. . . . As a Bryant 8: Stratton graduate you are assured entree to and acceptance by a large Fraternity of successful Alumni and other busi- ness men who believe whole-heartedly in the school ..... Cweducational. demands I. 2 ...' ' Courses: Business Ad- ministration, Executive Secretarial, Accounting, Stenotypy, Comptometer and Dictaphone Opera- tion, etc. Complete hulletin on request. Day or Evening Classes. yant a Stratum C 0 L L E Established 1856 13 South Michigan Avenue G E Chicago, Illinois Head over Heels Phone number, please Milk for the champ How'm I doir1'? Just call me J. T. Down in Front There really ii' a Santa Claus. My Pul'T An I sez to him, sez In I'll take my dolls and go home. The feet have It. Chubby little fella, isn't he? M Gosh! it's 1 book. y . Dor1't play too rough boys. Divot diggei' Beauty and thi: Beast Cheek to cheek Call me Babe Football practice Don't let the books fool you. Six of 21 kind ee N' 4 514 atzene Cpfrotogrczplver Loop Photographer for the Senior Class of 1936 '23 6 North Michigan Avenue Telephone Central 7003 Old fashioned Sun shy At the end of the bow The rovers Out for a walk Thumb fun Don't jump now Snooping, eh? l 4 4 rain- It's all a mistake. One downg four to go. just we two No, he's not my brother. Let's see the car. Puppy love Stand up and cheer. After oiice hours 17. And is he handsomef Tall, blonde and hand- some It's all done with mir- rors. That for you! Babes in the woods Wistful I'm waiting for a bus. Side car pullman Maid in Japan Isn't this a lovely horse? A A cycling we will go Three of a kind Sweet and lonely Railbirds Sweet sixteen The quints just relaxing f,66g,,mM..A M2ff?WzfM ' mai PHGTOGRAPHERS , 74451-xsT vm STREET , ' I I I I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I 1 I ' I ' if H 1 I Q Af I I h 411113212 ! - ':':I:'71 ' i i 7 I WHO SERVES BEST Phone T ngle 4940 T SERVE5 TWICE ' I : l l 1 :ln un--u--nu--ul1u--u-lu1u-uuiul--II--n-In-an--u1lu-an--un-aka l.ZL41u4Jt Jovvvivl , ' nf! ' ,,.1:.f.,,1-...- - -.. . -.. ..-..-.c.,-..-..-..-..-..-..-.....-..-,.- -. T L ' - : VYl.4.J1A..O-vw 5rRopouTA BUSINESS 1 COLLEGE D Y E NIGHT SCHOOL 5 631-41 Mm-YEAR TERM l f 0PENS MIJNDAY FEBIlUARY'3 E A . 5 Whether you plan to enter University in T September or seek oflice employment, a few u months' training in'Metropolitan will be a P wonderful investment. i . ' Q . Everyone will find profitable use for Secre- i tarial, Accounting, and other training which l we ofer. Those definitely planning office 5 employment will find it an ' 2 I ABSQILUTE LESSENTIAL , l I . 5 Full credit is given for High School Business training. For complete information call, phone or write for our New l Illustrated Prospectus. ! I I A 3 Metropolitan Business. College 5 ' Two CONVENIENT SCHOOLS A T South-304 W. 63rd St., WENtworth 2277 - Q E A Loop--37 S. Wabash Ave., 'RANdolph 2637 I i ' :Io u--un -1111 ul-In-nu1un:un1nn-nliul--an-4un:nuiuu1ln-nail:--n:ul1ul 111:1 an ,.1uu1u1un1u:ul1u ,,1....1,.1.u1.w1n.1..1q..1u.1..,-..l..1p.1.l1n..1..,1 1.n1,.1u.1.n1.,1...1..1,m1u.....1m.1 .1 BEN STEVENSON Try Bowling for Exercise and Recreation RAY SCHALK Stevenson anci Schallc Re reation Parlors zo BOWLING GALLEYS -1- slap. IARD TABLES Miami Gardens Available fo!! D nces, Parties and Entertainm ht, e . 757 EAST 79TH STREET PHONE STEWART 1600 THE H OM OF HIRSCH HIGH SCHOO BO LING LEAGUE ..--n-u.-.u-...-..-..-..-...-......-M.......-..-.. l ..-...... ..-..--.....-......-..-..--..-.. .-..- - -..-..-..-,.-..l,.-..- -..-..-m.-..-..- - - -.1, '3i BEAUTIFUL ALNUT CABINET Five-tube Short and L n Wave Superheterodyne Radio Q ' A TERMS Almquist Radio and El c ric Appliance Co. Sales and Service on E er thing Electrical 7403-7405 COTTAGE GROVE elephone Vincennes 2423-Open Evenings llli llll TillC1lESlllllilllilllllitillillill-1ll1hll7ill lllllTllllllillilwillilllill?-UllTllli'TllllYl THE GIFT A GRADUATE EXPECTS . a Watflil They are the finest watches th t the finest Watchmakers in the world knozy how to make! AVALQGN JEWELERS H. STALL, Jeweler 827 East 79th Street 2 locks East of the Avalon Theatre .. ...... ..-.-..- -..-..-..-..-..-..-u.-..-..,z..-..-.- - - - -. -T I If . 1 ,1 1...1.g1g.1.,.-..-...1.l1u1u1n1nu.. u1n.1,.,1n u1....... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,, GASSMAN BR THERS 3010-16 EAST 92ND ST 'EET fi Everything Men and Boy Wear Womenfsmand Misses, Coats, Dresse and Accessories 'S.,,Nw - 't OPEN THURSDAWYUXN-D-SATURDAY EVENINGS Qu ..- - -..-...-..-......-.......-..-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-.......-......-..-. - - -- -- use q?l1rn- - 1: 1-111-1111-1111--1-1111 i-nu1m? l L The BEAUTY of Our Business irrowelas 5 E i i COCHRANE FLOWER SHOPPE i i i E 809 East 79th Street at Cottage Grove 5 l .g'..,... - .. .. - - -.....,...-...-..-.......-.......-...-.........-.,.-...-...-....- - -, - - -.,....,.......g. Bkouol-I MOTOR SALES DESOTO and PLYMOUTH, 1 Authorized Dealer i 7430 Stony Island Avenue Tel. Butterfield 7500 : I 5 I .i...,-l..-....-..-.....l....-..-l.....-..-..- .. -h ..-.-. ....i.-..-.......Q'..-....-f..-...-..i. aiu-nu ---1 I---1. 111-1- I 1--- la-an-lui..-K-1 1 -u.--.-..-un- -ml-mga l s. l 5 H, DuBois L PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION i CHICAGO 1 I 1 f Radcliffe 1400 Regent 7000 1 7 1505 WEST 79TH STREET 1858 EAST 79TH STREET T awwwAwwwmwwwwwwwwmmwmmmmmmmwwwa CHARLOTTE JACKSON, noted psychiatrist, has an unusual problem to present to me. Most of her clients, she says, are girls who are disappointed in love. After successfully setting at rest the minds of LORETTA SOXWA, ANNE LA MANTIA and EDITH FOGGETT, she has come across a difficult case. HARRIETT FORT registers no brains whatsoever. Therefore she is unable to set her mind at ease. VIOLET JOHNSON, private secretary to CARL STOOD, has great difficulty in keeping the women away from the big mogul's door. Why, only the other day EDYTHE GARDNER, ROSE THOMA, REBECCA WARREN and MARIE NELSON practically knocked BERNICE NOJD, the house-maid, down the stairs, trying to get to Carl, to ask him for his autograph. Those aren't autographs, Violet, they're checks he's signing. Dear Classmates: Why in the name of heaven did you make me your class prophet? Sin-sneerly, Phoebe Salmon. 1 l . . 1uninn1..1......1..ill...,N-.I..-wig..-,........-m...,.1.I-...i..1..1m4.....1..1..,.1,,.1..1m1..-ul FOX SECRETARIAL CGLLEGE View of Section of the Secretarial Department Tlwe 'Members of the Students' lnvitation Committee of the Fox Secretarial College, 7 9tl1 and Halsted Streets, Corclially lnvite You to Visit time College Sincerely, Q Margaret McPheeters, '35, Chairman Brenda Boyce, '33 V1 Q b - Amanda Hornung, ,35 Helen Keven, '35 Four-'Year High School Graduates Only u..n1 1 u..uniuiun1..n1un..nn1un... n.-n-u-- 4.-111.1-ul-I -1.1 - 1 1q.1..1..1u-u lalil. I1lg.-I...-u......-.will1ll..m.1,,.1..,-un1nu-un,nn..un-.nn1n'limiun..nn1M1.......,,in.- WRIGHT 8g STREET, INC. 2 T ESTABLISHED 1903 .The School .lewelers wish to THANK YGU for your Patronage. We are one of the largest g and olclest Houses for Class . Rings in the Country. 2 2 Wright 8s Street 223-27 W. 62nd St. Chicago 1' 1- sfuiun-u:1uiu-n1u1n-nn-uu-un--un1uu-un- Her best liked Graduation Present Flowers hold an irresistible ap- peal for her. That's why no other gift could please her more. BERNARD THOMPSON 456 EAST 79TH STREET FLORIST PHONE STEWART 5588 We Telegraph Flowers ...I.-In-In-.n.in-..1.11yn-.N-.,...-.,..1.y,1,1,,.-...1. I-.,.1.g.-.11 ......ilu.-ul-I..-m1u..1..1.g-ln.. PHONE REGENT 1400 SEIP Chevrolet Sales SALES SERVICE 8622-28 COMMERCIAL AVENUE CHICAGO -...1.. -. 1 -.M...H1....g.,..'.....u.....jnl1,..1. n.-nu...,,g.....,.-.WQHI1.,.1.u1,,,.1..i,,.1,,..-I..-gl.. PHONE SOUTH SHORE S278 Conrad Hegstrom QUALITY sHoEs For the Whole Family 2355 EAST 75TH STREET At Yates Avenue .141-..1g1n101...-.I...-....-.I-..,...-......1.,1..l PHONES TRIANGLE 6722-6723 H. D. M. BENNETT COMPANY Paints, Wallpaper,4Enamels, Oil, Varnishes, Glass, etc. 1054-56 East 75th Street WE DELIVER 1 l .g.-........ - -.......-...-..-..-...-.. - ...........g. ...-nu-.,,,1..nu-.,,,,-.nm.-,,,,-nn.-,,1,.,..- nn.-.,1.......,, CLEMENSEN'S FLOWERS Are Always Good Flowers 78th and Exchange Ave. All Phones South Shore 0500 -.l...ni.,.........-g..n1. .-.n1m.1 1.,..-uuiml... l1m....,1 lla.-,..i,.1.,,...,...-,,.1....uu.-nl-. .in WINDSOR STATIONERY SHOP 2610 East 75th Street School Supplies, Dennison Goods Toys and Games New Beauty Enamel SOUTH SHORE 7527 Open Evenings to 9:30 -U.....t..1.,.-...1.n1..1.u1m,.....-.,,1,...-uu.- .,-.M...,..-,.1..1.....m.-uq1.u.-.uu1.m1.q...,.. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS T R E D U P FLOWER sl-loPs Serving the Public for Over 40 Years 2611 E. 75th St. 3017 E. 92nd SI. South Shore 1621 Saginaw 1200 CHICAGO -H.-..ui.g1..11.1.1.1.-....-....m,...,.-...11.u1u.- ........q..-...ill-...1..1,q1..1...-I...-nlluil The Midway Press Attractive Commercial Printing CHRISTMAS CARDS 7640 Cottage Grove Ave. RADCLIFFE 2300 CHICAGO 1...1,.1...1,..1.4.-ul.1pl.-..11,,.1..1,,,,1 1..1111111111u1 M1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1un1un- Telephone Midway 3935 Clarke-McElroy Publishing Company School Printers 6140 Cottage Grove Avenue CHICAGO PUBLISHERS PRINTERS BINDERS ENGRAVERS PRINTERS of ANNUALS Dance Programs Bids H II ' C o y s o . Announcements Stationery 1553 West Madison St. Telephone SEELEY 4303 1111: u-1 f 23111.-up-1 11- vlllurlui-tilt 1211 TINY T IT' I I Compliments of I I I I 1 I I 0 H A N L E Y I I I UNDERTAKERS I I I I 7705 COTTAGE GROVE AVENUE I I I .5..I....I..-.........,-I.........-...-.....-.........-I.-.-........-I I if .!...- .-.. -..I.....-I.i-..I-...-........-..I-...-I..-.I.-..I I . . I Say zt mth Flowersv I : cz. O. OLANDER T FLORAL SHOP I Wedding Bouquets, Funeral T Designs, Plants and T Cut Flowers F I 7411 COTTAGE GROVE AVENUE f I Telephone Radcliffe 6328 4. .g.-M-...-.....M-I.-........-..................-............ sg. .g..-..n- I -.-------- ...-.I- I I I I I I I i I 2 I I I Q S 9 I' I I I B u s I N E s s I c o L L E G E 1 2 -2' I I The Business Colllege i I with the University g I Atmosphere. I : 5 I OnI I : Y Four Yeor High School I Graduates Enrolled I I Bulletin Free on Request I NO souczroks EMPIOYED I II6 South Michigan Avenue I F Chicago I Randolph 4347 I 2 --f , I I T I : 5 I I . -1. .g.-......,. .......--- .-...-.. .. X I I I J. 1ul.-n1u1u1u1u11:-.nu-.nn1uu1u1n A wise parent knows his scl1ooI BE SURE THAT YU U 0 KNOW YOUR SCHOOL Join the Hirsch Parent Teachers Association The board ,and members of the P. T. A. extend congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS of 1936 1...-..1..1,l1..1.1 1 1.1..1,.1..1 1,I11.-...g11.1..1..1,,.1..1.q1nl1nu1un1uu1nu1u ' Compliments of . nuFFY FLORALS'f . 1uu1ll1 1 1.11. 1 1 1.1.l1..1.'1.,1..1g un1:1nu...nu-.nn1n.1nn1nn1n1nu.-uu1u1.n1uu HOLLY'S Sc HAMBURGERS 10c BUY THEM BY THE SACK CHILI 10c and LIGHT LUNCH 7607 COTTAGE GROVE AVENUE '! !' u1 1 1nu1l.1 1 1 1 11-u1nu1 1nu1u g1.,11:1lg1u1.l1l.1l.1..1.g1.,1,,.1..1 WALTER R. STARR jllilnrtician I 851 East 75th Street Phones Triangle 6600-01 4. .p-..-..-..-..-..-..- ....- -..-...-...-. F V- wtf, +,....,1 .4., .-...1n.1nq-. ..,l -.141nu1nn--nu-uu-nn-an-E, vSu1un-u:- :nu--nn--uu1uu-un-Hui - -ll-Il-Qu . 1 ! s ' i The Great Famous i i . agmaw foo 5 B t sh 7 T Available Flreproof E eau Y op i j Warehouse Inc. I PERMANENT WAVING Estimates furnished at your SCALP TREATMENT OUR SPECIALTY l T : l l ! i 720 East 75th St. Radcliffe 9268 L i s i convenience without obligation SHIPPING STORAGE MO IN V G LONG and LOCAL - DISTANCE 7728-32 Stony Island Avenue inninu1n..uu..nn1nn1u....n,..,.1..,1m.1,.. LEGIQN BOWLING ALLEYS Northwest Corner 76th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue PHONE VINCENNES 7150 L. KOPULOS, Proprietor T Open Evenings Except Wednesday as----r.-...f...-..-..-..--..-.2---M -.-. -M--u-----4 a---. .gm-.......a.- .... -........-...-.........-........,.-...-...-......sg. ,3--L.. ! I l l i STUDEBAKER SALES COMPANY I sl 7730 Stony Island Ave. , 5 l NEW CARS USED CARS Ll li : i SERVICE PARTS i i l , . 4- .....1..1.......1n.1..-. 1 ...uu..n.1..1:.....m-,i 2... 1nn1uu1 nn..uu-n.1nu1nu1nu-.im-nn-uninu 4. .5 ........-.......-..-M......-..-W-..-..-t...-M. 4. Dumb Definitions By prominent people Bob Davis: Martin Luther died a horrible death. He was excommunicated by a bull. Benton Burns:g.Acrimony, sometimes called holy, is 'another name for marriage. Charles O'Hare: Lady Macbeth died of sleeping sickness. Jacqueline Fawcett: Poetry is where every line begins with a capital letter. Bill jackson: Most bulls are harmless, but cows stare, horribly. George Pougialis: LXXXX means love and kisses. Jeanne Hall says: Gargoyle--to wash out your mouth. Andrew Pittas: To germinate is to become ba naturalized German. Martha Murphy says: Cherub-Optimistic expression. Like, Cherub and smile. Les Wavrinek: An interval in music is the distance from one piano to the next. Ruth Wilhelms says: Demure-Part of a famous slogan: Demure you eat, demure you want. A Howie Davis: Pun-Something that is mightier than the sword. Q David Dennis: Milton's poetry is full of Biblical illusions. Frances Wallertz: Sparse-Belonging to Pa. M 4 fm r -M, tbw n f' pp' r , 5, l N W it EY? 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