Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1941 volume:

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I 1 I I 1 1 IANDW WON HIISS HURIIEU, HSSISTHIIT PRIIIUPHL Who can, merely by her presence in Nicholson Hall, gain a respectful and interested silence from five hundred noisy. giggling students? Who else at Hirsch is respected and admired so much by faculty and students? No one but that small figure, distinguished by her auburn hair, and brown eyes snapping with energy-who helps to keep our great wagon rolling . . . MISS MARGARET HURNEY! 5.4 UPPER CENTER, Main Office, STANDING: Miss Rose Fried- mang Mrs Gertrude Kuehn, head clerk. SEATED: Miss Helen McMahon. UPPER RIGHT, Library, STANDING: Mrs. M. Lotts, I-lead librarian. SEATED: Mrs. C. Becker. LOWER LEFT, Adjustment Office: Miss E. O'Keefe. LOWER RIGHT, Careers Sponsor: Miss S. Fisher. l'4l uvxee Q ll Home of the officialdcm of Hirsch-place where all the merits and such go down as mere ink on paper, frigidaire where many a shivering stu- dent has waited for impending judgment, or has been called for congratulation and help-the in- despensible bottleneck for Hirsch affairs-the office forms the most important wheel of our bandwagon. Not only steering the students through their high school days, by rearranging programs, plan- ning their courses, advising them what to take, but also serving as a college bureau, and an employment agency. perhaps the students lean most heavily on the right-hand forewheel-the Adjustment Office. What is a school without students? To insure against Hirschites forgetting to come to classes once in a while, or failing to understand that first period means 8:00 A. M. on the dot, the attend- ance office is holding up its end of the wagon. The Hirsch library gives the busy student a chance for extra study, the ordinary student a source for homework, and the lazy student a chance to catch up on neglected work. Efficiency. quiet, and great store of books make it a wel- come presence holding up the final corner of the bandwagon. R as Ltfux Q xxx RSSB WH EELS U51 u .11 'T K 4425. m 1' sf t x QE ,F -x, 5 Ai -ri' ij' X 5 . Q' n gy 9 3 ,Q itt g 39' ! , . s w f A ss Q W ' iw 9 -w g , x i ,www HHXIIIN 's 3 W? Hmtgigzf SOCIAL SCIENCE TOP ROW: M155 G. Allen, Mrs. K. Boxdner, M155 M. Gneves. CENTER ROW: Miss C. Ryan, Mr. L. Ross BOTTOM ROW: Miss L. Ross, M155 F. Iettezs. TUIJHU IS T0fll0RR0lU'S UESTERIJHU Herodotus started something when he began re- cording the interesting picturesque, and colorful events in the life of man. Our lives, although we look to the future for our desires, are based on the past. Law, politics, ancestors, living conditions, even last week's tests, are all history in one form or another. In school our purpose is to study the bases upon which our government and social sys- tem, as well as those of others, were built. For common speaking and listening intelligence, you must develop enough insight to look for future happenings. History repeats itself, is an apt saying, and the study of its repetitions helps de- velop a more tolerant feeling toward your fellow- rnan, even if at times the outlook is too dark to penetrate. l'7l GLIIHPSES Fllllfll THE FIIIE HRTS IJEPHRTfllEIlT Of course we all realize the importance of knowing one subject exceedingly well that we might build our 1ife's work about it. Medical men and chemists must know their science: journalists must have gram- mar and eloquence in English at their finger tips: and skilled mechanics must know their shop work. All of these sub- jects, the principles about which so many professions are built, are not alone the basis for the education of the student. The Fine Arts, music and art, may be taken with the intent to go further into those fields, but the average student is taking them only to give his education those finer touches that will mark him or her as an educated and interesting person in later life. TOP TO BOTTOM: Mrs. C. Nicklaus, Capt. Steinbach, Mrs. N. Hull, Mrs. K. Parker, Mrs. H. Kane. 3 2 .X f an W f -K is W' if Ama- - f - Fig 5 .. , , V4 ww , ff M X ' K Wa' Mn Xl' ww. Wg Us ,W ,Q vu - a . U hm I ,., , is ' 5 Sl! 3 A M. , 'L' ,. 35 'H' . A W w . 5 is QQ hr: ' 1 'KJ' N f MRA HLDUK lIlT0 HIHTHEIIIHTIIS Did you ever figure the importance of mathematics to our present civilization? Its tentacles reach out into every field of science. It plays one of the leading roles in the life of each and every civilized man. Our modern way of life is based on ccmputations, statistics, and accurate analysis. If you would lock into any of our mathematics rooms, it might help you to visualize the importance of those bowed heads and the jumble of thoughts they contain. What was that binomial theorem now? Can't seem to get the right square root either. Well, I know I could show him that Solid theorem if I had a couple more hands. And so on until basic funda- mentals are established and confidence is acquired. Probably no Einstein will result, but with Mathematics we will be able to build the future in economics, commerce, and science, because Mathematics is the lever by which man moves the world. l 20 l MBS. M. SMITH WATSON FUREIGII TUIIGUE Guten Morgen, Kinder! Wo fangen wir an? is Fraulein Ackermann's familiar question as she opens her Immensee and begins the German class. Equo froenato est auris in ore. which. when translated, means A horse is upper- most in my mind. This is what one might hear Mr. Ruddy or Mrs. Stern saying to their Latin classes, for both teachers and pupils seem to have an interest in these things called ponies A sus ordenes is what any Spanish student will answer in response to Senor Galovich or Senorita Lind's roll call. A nous la Liberte, sighs the French student wholeheartedly as he sees that there is but one more minute of class time. These statements may sound queer to the uninitiated, but after a few months of study, you too will become adept to your chosen tongue. Whether it be German, Latin, Spanish or French, each language will open to you a hitherto unknown field of literature and culture, giving you a knowledge of life in foreign countries. TDP TC EQTTSTJ: Liss E. S. G1Q:v.ii'. Lf ss ll P 11.16 Aclcetrtzx Lf: C Pizday Stern. l2'l TECHNICAL Dr:p.T LEFT TOP: Mi. F, Plym Y M 1 Mx, D. Sh k, Gledson, Nil? Cxql lan, CENTER' Buscar M14 my-MAg1dlS son, MKS- M- DL' RN Miss A. l.1xscn.t NIU Technically speaking, Hirsch's shops are the nuts Cand boltsl! Yes, besides finding out why an electric toaster burns the toast, the Tech student learns how to saw wood, print letterheads, and make blueprints. The Technical course teaches the art oi coordinating mental ability with skilled hands in the elementary cratts of print, electric, and wood shop. Upstairs among the pots, pans, and needles, are the future homernakers. From this region corne the pungent odors of cooking and the steady clack of ' H e Economics Department trains the wives and sewing others ot tomorrow. machines. The om H1 lillllllllll ' lllllllllllfn HHRDS HND llllllllS 3 4-fi if-'IB 23 if' in 3? if W , .vga m STUD ENT GOVERNMENT :iv . 1.I:1v,:. :T ffli 1 zzz. 1' -., if Em: Pt g 51 f.lf :3' EI15 z,:'y,s,. 5 'Ghz A 'f -:in Andewm. 'f' H miss.. V I W ' . V -.1 I the school. h Slllllilll Giilliillliiiilll 5PEili'iS Although Dernocracy, at present, does not rule activities tor the world, it certainly does rule Hirsch. Our The Court ot Hirsch comes to order and so t e Student Governrnent, sponsored by Miss Lawr- discipline and order oi our school is rnaintained enz, and headed by President Michael Les- throughout the year. lts iudges, prosecuting parre, functions with alacrity and works to- attorneys, detense attorneys, clerks and baliiis Ward unity and understanding between stu- keep the wheels of iudicature turning, while dents and faculty, as well as pleasant social Miss letters, sponsor, maintains the whole. Pnsssnr srunrzm' coum' LAST si:Mr:srsn's srumznr comm T 9 l:l',1:i:i.r',1, Clerk' B. Crusty 'iliifbf fudge' E. Hugh Qel rider Asst Attiiney Genfirl' '- ,Jw l'lxr,ft.-rits' 1 N. Maker Asst Attarrr-ry Genftrl C-.E1ll' l-'filter f-.filler lflcsecutii' Racer! :l.11111xx-az Ftp... 'd f STAYQUINGQ A. Exams- Loi rr1'l'1f,'lS1 l'tlTl.C1d'.ldC':9 STAXI1 lilflz Plavix Rfhzzas V' -' fr. HP xii -1 i- ,rtt,- 5- Ai.-1:1 Glstinozt, Attorney Geiger rl- Keri Anaer- 51,1113 Pt rid IACCCS Biiftt. QlT'l'l..J. .. ' 'f fl lieriiry ' - Qencr .a .,. 'lvki H. V-. .. STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES ROW l: P Stow, G. S:r.a':I-ss I.. lloyd. I. lifelkfok M. Fxtet Q. Vl 'f, I. Hoffirtirt, ROVJ 7: B. Kelty, M Paul P Ownbey, M. Efrslfri, Gx.Itgr1, I G bratth S. B11-ckfnxtdfgcv, B.Goetz. ROVV 3: IJ. Gif-Cnc, B, Crass, M. Cornfxeld, li ffuy, I. l.ur.d:u.st B. Betken. ROXNI 4: I. Keller S. McDonnell, VV. Holland B. Pemberton, F. F1'::3.:: 11. P. Locke. ALL BUREAUS HOW 1: M. tic Bula ru- Pub :11x1 1'1' ' Pub Eur-12: Ar. vzvlq Burr' Chrnz. T1 :If '- fmnsez. Se.,. . ROW' ..: A, :J , Mit Sfcv ' i1:.r11.: . Kfnti, I I' P u I, l.t1:1f:f: .Jilin I I Fr t buf L tr..- Vfsifsozq B ts..tTV' M. F.:4ttgfz, zefy. S...cIe.it G v 'C -'X a 1 I tux I vs .1 cf ,Y oantzex, S-1 Ov: Burt z1.- E Palley' R Fir-film 1 1' I. M11 Sheff' IQ G :ilu Iilllf LQ. Vt' III: B SOGIZ. llCV.' 3: If SIIt1'J'1' l., lowel, M 4. turf.. I.. Iufilrr sky, F. I-I zz. ' A O14-r.:'tr.z.' P. Stott! S. I-I ':.' G I tt II are useless words-in the Student Government office where rest is a word and work is always in evidence. Anything that has to be done? The willing back of the Student Government is ready to assume the load. Something wrong? They'll fix it! The four bureaus and the general assembly are a combination that spells effi- ciency! Let George do it , might have been the favorite saying of a king, but when Hirsch I 26 -an-. students want anything done they let the Stu dent Government do 1t If you see a little Sophomore w1th chest out and pride hung where it can be easily seen you can almost bet he s won the chance to be a representative to the Student Government assembly. Others who are not so lucky, but who are as ambitious, join Civic, Publicity, Traffic, or Finance bureaus and work with equal zest. They never lay down their burdens! Wiz. .if .ji if lET THE UIIISHITTEITT FIT THE ERITTlE -u s I M Q5 I v Comes the day when the wicked must suffer. So before the stern eyes of the Junior and Senior Judges. culprits squirm and shake. Every crime from throwing snowbcxlls to forget- ting to lock cz locker, is punished accordingly. Fair- ness cznd impartiality ctre their mottoes. EXECUTIVE COUNCII.i STUDENT GOVERNMENT . Pf ul , -it eu. BAR ASSOCIATION QEA-XTEF' H CD1-...dw W M IKE! T 1 1 B it R E'x:icv.'. STANDING: A. Glen T C 1211 RCVV 1: T. Keliez, 1. Lund C LITSI, M. I.wspmi'e, M. Pixie! I Tl B k TX-W. X-NXQSCX-X BIKNDW ACSON 'EZ L? FEBRUARY '41 CLASS OFFICERS A 'Sch end ter Sec.: D,Turlen,Tre1s,p B. Turley, Vice-Pres' VV. Barker Tre-is EUIHHIUIIIIIUE UF THE FEBRUHRU '41 ELHSS Now that the smoke of our four year battle through the intellectual entangle- ments of Hirsch's curriculum has cleared away, we find ourselves prepared for the greater battle of either college or the business world. Firmly entrenched in our mathematics, we cope easily with science as it advances upon us. We find all our efforts to conquer History, Foreign Languages, English and all the rest will stand us in good stead when we advance into the white heat of world competition. - Surprisingly, for such front line activities, our class has suffered compara- tively few casualties. Most of our number have survived the periodic bom- bardments of grammar, and have overcome the shell shock of Shakespeare. In braving these numerous gray'matter pitfalls, many of our class have dis- tinguished themselves. We were led into our final victory on Hirsch's battle- grounds by President William Barker and his Vice-president and aid Betty Turley, who brought us through to a great climaxfGraduation. l30l 'J 'S ,A .K ,K , 1 K i- 9 ' 'QV . '.. 18352. ' 1 ,- v A . .4 Sym- 'xlq 4- wx- k , 5 . u gg , 4 gi V1 N ,. , if 5 iq 'Ps f 3- - 3 5 , 'S' Z n :Tw fd , 5-f 3 24, ,I I SG H M g A F ,' Q:-. ifffx H- it f' ,112 5 J 5 2 gf W f , 6,33 if jf-L ff gg ..1 ' R f ' . V' Q , Rr' ,arf M x V '31 pk J xg -Z i A 63 5 A. W 1 R I ' vs -Qi an v . Uxxv' fgff-I I .fi X ,xx 1 , ' ' ' ,- X, un 'Ax J. Adler L. Anderson P. Bailey F. Bennis J. Anderson N. Anderson W. Barker T. Berry H. Belokas S. Blank D. Bolle , P. Bond FEBRUHR9 41 A. Braun JEANNE ADLER , Jeannie THOMAS BERRY Student Gov't., G.A.A., Pep Club, Civic League, French Club, Junior Girls. JEANNE ANDERSON Hygiene Drama Club, Student Gov't., Sec. National Honor Society, Sec. Biology Club, Bowling League, Aquatic Aces, V. Pres. Junior Girls, Maroon Staff, Finance Bureau. G.A.A., Break- fast Hostess. LORRAINE ANDERSON Mitzi Lunch Room Hcstess, Office Asst., Hall Guard, Herald Salesman. NILS ANDERSON Andy Bowling, Captain R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, Advertising Art. PATRICIA BAILEY Pat Drama Class, Herald Reporter, Latin Club, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, G.A,A., Junior Girls, Senior Girls. WILLIAM BARKER Willie Physics Club, Track Team, Lettermen, Intramural Bases ball, Intramural Basketball, Social Chairman Junior Year. Pres. Senior Class. HELYNE BELOKAS Lefty Librarian, Student Gov't. FERN BENNIS French Club. Hall Guard, Librarian, G.A.A. l32 Choral Club, Latin Club, Pin Chairman, Debating Club, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Lit. Editor Reviewing Stand, Pres. Non-Coms Club, Defense Lawyer and Att. Gen. Student Court, Bar Association, Track Team, Lettermen, National Honor Society, Chair. College Day, Chair. Breakfast Com- mittee. Sports Editor, Herald, Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Intramural Softball and Basketball, Herald Reporter and Salesman. R.O.T.C. Commissioned Officer, Drum and Bugle Corps. STANTON BLANK Ese1be Student Gov't., Pan-American League. DAVID BOLLE D. A. Choral Club, Editcr Maroon Staff, Student Gov't., Latin Club, Drama Class, R.O.T.C., Commissioner Officer, PAUL BOND FLORENCE BRANDON Student Gov't., Red Cross, Freshman Guide, Latin Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Ofiice Clerk, Gold H Council, Grounds Committee, Sec. of Division, Honor Society, Merit Award. AGNES BRAUN Skipper Glee Club, Student Gov't., G.A.A., Division Sec., Hall Guard, Red Cross. V 5 , R I . ,t M. Candreva M. Cashin C. Curtis M. Davidson I. Cargo R, Casper A. Czeleski C. Davis Y W. Casey F. Conrad N. Brooks A. Bruno 1 FEBRUHRU 41 M. Buzzell NANCY BROOKS MARILYN CASHIN Cash Red Cross. Aquatic Aces, Publicity Committee, Office Clerk, Hall Guard. ALBERT BRUNO Al Band. JOHN BURKE Jack Lettermen, Publicity Chair., Prom., Capt., Swimming Team, Chair., Information for Prom., Division Baseball. MARJORIE BUZZELL Fuzzy Buzzy G.A.A.. Pep Club, Librarian, Aquatic Aces, Student Gov't., Civic League, Red Cross, Pan-American League. MARIE CANDREVA Mimi Librarian. Red Cross, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Pep Club. IRIS CARGO Honeychile Choral Club. WILLIAM CASEY King Corn Basketball Team. Swimming Team, R.O.T.C. Non-Com- missioned Officer, Bailiff of Student Court, String Ensemble, Asst. Conductor of Orchestra, Band, Latin Club, Gift Com- mittee. Golf Team, Intramural Basketball, Tennis, and Baseball. 33 Student Gov't., Usher at Graduation, G.A.A., Choral Club. Hall Guard, Pep Club, Bowling League, Red Cross. Jr. Girls, Aquatic Aces, Librarian, Pan-American League Freshman Guide, Hostess in Lunchroom. RALPH CASPER Casp FRED CONRAD Tex Science Club, R.O.T.C. Non4Commissioned Officers' Club. CHARLES CURTIS Chuck Choral Club, Maroon Staff, Finance Committee, Intra- mural Baseball and Basketball. Safety Court, Sec., Traffic Bureau, Debating Club, Biology Club, Finance Bureau, Pan- American League, National Honor Society. ALBERTA CZELESKI A1 French Club, Sec., Bowling League, Red Cross, Ticket Salesman. MARJORIE DAVIDSON Mugsey Pres., Girls' Glee Club, Sec.. G.A.A.. Hall Guard, Attend- ance Office, Swimming Team, Red Cross, Herald Salesman, Pep Club, Student Gov't., Soc. Chair., Girls' Glee Club. CARRELL DAVIS Seedy Drama Club, Choral Club, Latin Club, Swimming Team, Student Gov't., Intramural Basketball and Baseball. I i i t G. Diefenderfer M. Edwards T. Elter Z. Fischer G. Dorman R. Elghammer A. Erickson H. Frank S. Filesha B. Fritz K. Garrison 1 K. Garrison J. Giauque J. Gibash GEORGE DIEFENDERFER Diet SALVATORE FILESHA Sally Swimming Team. Football Team, Lettermen's Club, Latin Track, Swimming, Hirsch Herald Salesman. Club, Intramural Basketball and Baseball. ZOE FISCHER ..Zoe.. GENE DORMAN Baseball. Track, Lettermen's Club, Choral Club, Intra- mural Baseball and Basketball, Prom Committee, Choral Club Treas. MARY EDWARDS G.A.A., Red Cross. Student Gov't., Finance Committee. Biology Club, Civics Club, Honor Hockey Team, Chicago Prep Hockey Team, Football Ticket Salesman, Intramural Volleyball, Pep Club, Junior Girls. ROBERT ELGHAMMER Bob Major, R.O.T.C., Captain Rifle Team, Junior Judge. Student Court, President National Honor Society, Captain City Corps Staff, R.O.T.C., Boys' Bowling League. Non- Commissioned Club, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Freshman Guide, Intramural Sports. Latin Club, Choral Club, Merit Award, Biology Club. Safety Council. Stormy THERESA ELTER Terry Student Gov't., G.A.A., German Club. ALFRED ERICKSON Al Hirsch Herald. Make-up Editor, Reporter, National Honor Society, Choral Club, Latin Club, Biology Club, Maroon Staff-W4A Editor, Freshman Guide, Merit Award, Hall Guard, Red Cross, Ticket Salesman. Intramural Baseball, English Club, Commencement Committee. l 34 Poster Club, Business Manager. Sec., Treas., Vice-Presi- dent of Aquatic Aces, Office Worker. HAROLD FRANK Bugle R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Newspaper. Hall Guard. Student Gov't., Baseball Team, Intramural Basketball and Baseball, Physics Club, Red Cross, Non4Commissioned Officers Club. French Club, Science Club. BETTY FRITZ Fritzie Glee Club, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Librarian, Jr. Girls. Pep Club, Aquatic Aces. Red Cross, Waitress at Class Breakfast, Pan-American League. KEITH GARRISON Gary Cap and Gown Committee. KERMIT GARRISON Wimp Choral Club, Student Gov't., Finance Committee, Football Manager, Latin Club. JEANNETTE GIAUQUE Geek Freshman French Club, G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Choral Club, Student Gov't., Gold H Coun- cil, Flower Committee. JOHN GIBASH Gib Hall Guard, Division Basketball, Swimming Team. Student Gov't. S. Halperin D. Heinisch D. Hoff L. Homewood D. Hedmark J. Herbig K. Holman J. Hopkins Y Y Y ,Z F. Hedstrom B. Hochstadter B. Gillespie E. Gradl 1 F. Graff D. Guthrie BETTY GILLESPIE Bet JEANNE HERBIG La Student Gov't.. Jr. Girls, Lunchroom Hostess, French Club. Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, Aquatic Aces, Waitress at Class Breakfast. ELIZABETH GRADL Lizzy FRED GRAFF Fritz Hall Guard, Commencement Committee, R.O.T.C., Physics Club. DARIS GUTHRIE Dar Gold H Council, Girls Bowling League. SELMA HALPERIN Sal Student Gov't., Hall Guard. DOROTHE HEDMARK Hedy G.A.A., Librarian. FLORENCE HEDSTROM Boots Student Gov't,, Red Cross, Biology Club, Girls' Bowling League. Pep Club. DON HEINISCH Don Orchestra, Student Gov't,, Latin Club, R.O.T.C., Non- Commissioned Officer, Hall Guard, Herald, Graduation Usher, Song Committee. 35 Choral Club, French Club, Junior Girls, Hall Guard. Pep Club, Student Gov't., Maroon Staff, Prom Committee. Usher at Graduation, Waitress at Class Breakfast. BABBETTE HOCHSTADTER Bobs Student Rep., Publicity Bureau, Red Cross, Finance Bureau, G.A.A., Traffic Bureau, Civic Bureau, Librarian. Maroon Staff, Debating Club, Pan-American League, Herald Salesman. Freshman Guide, Lunchroom Hostess, Chair. of Christmas Baskets, Student Gov't., Sec. DAROLD HOFF Duff Student Gov't., Maroon Salesman, Herald Salesman, Intramural Football, Baseball. Chairman of Ring and Pin Committee, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard, Biology Club, Poster Club. KATHRYN HOLMAN Kay G.A.A., Student Gov't.. Prom Committee, Herald Staff. Girls' Glee Club, Pan-American Club, Debating Club, Hall Guard, Librarian. LA VERNE HOMEWOOD G.A.A., Student Gov't., Pan-American League. JANE HOPKINS Hoppy Student Gov't., Bureaus, Lunchroom Hostess, Librarian, l ik R. Hornbeck H. Jennings G. Johnson E. Howe A. Johnson J. Johnson K. Iversen C. Johnson R. Johnson F E B R U H R 9 ' 4 I ROBERT HORNBECK Bob Biology Club, Vice Pres. Gold H Council, Choral Club, Treasurer of National Hcnor Society, Latin Club, Commis- sioned Officer R.O.T.C,, Fire Guard, First Aid Squad, ELEANOR HOWE Ellie Choral Club, Band, Orchestra, Student Gov't., Debating Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Office Clerk, Ring and Pin Committee. KENNETH IVERSEN Dynamite Orchestra, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard. HELEN JENNINGS Pat Aquatic Aces, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Pep Club, Attendance Office, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Jr. Girls. ALAN JOHNSON Bud Intramural Baseball, Football, and Basketball, Pan- American League, Civic League, Hall Guard. CHARLES JOHNSON Band, Orchestra, Intramural Baseball and Basketball. GLADYS JOHNSON Happy National Honor Society. G.A.A.. Aquatic Aces, Hirsch Herald, Office Clerk, Ticket Salesman, Intramural Baseball, Basketball, and Volleyball, Student Gov't., Civic League, Bookroom Clerk, Pan-American League, Jr. Girls, Pep Club. I 4 -., A 5 I ' Sie., W. Krone L. Larson B. Lipman F. Lubin ' L. Lanner S. Laschiava A. Liscomb B. Lundgren H. Larson W. Leonard F. Locke E. Lundgren D. Klein P. Kobar 7 B. Kosberg E B R U R g I E. Kracht DORIS KLEIN WILLIAM LEONARD Bill Civic League, Hall Guard, Office Clerk, Lunch Room Hostess. PETER KOBAR Lefty Baseball, Hall Guard, Track. BEVERLY KOSBERG Bev tAt Hyde Parkl A Capella, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Pep Club, Thanksgiving Collector. ELSIE KRACHT Chick Red Cross, Pep Club, Civic League, Student Gov't. WILLIAM KRONE Kroney Intramural Basketball and Baseball, Pan-American League, Hall Guard. LEONARD LANNER Swede Student Gov't., Intramural Basketball, Baseball, and Football, Civic League, Hall Guard. HAZEL LARSON Bubbles Glee Club, Office Clerk, Locker Guard, Civic League, Student Gov't., Junior Girls. LAWRENCE LARSON Larry Basketball Team, Stage Crew, Hall Guard, French Club, Student Gov't., Ticket Salesman. SALVATORE LASCHIAVA Sal Intramural Basketball and Baseball, Track Team, Rifle Team, Pan-American League, Male Chorus, Hall Guard, Prom Committee. 37 Hall Guard, Division Basketball and Baseball. French Club, Safety Engineers. Student Gov't. BILL LIPMAN Lippy Bowling League, Band, Cleanvup Ccmm'ttee, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Maroon Salesmcn, Rep. to the High School Bowling Committee. ALBERT LISCOIVIB Lis Choral Club, Track, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Swimming, Pan-American league. Pcster Club, Herald, Student Gov't., Civic League. FLORA LOCKE Song and Motto Ccmmittee, Clean-Up Campaign, French Club, Attendance Office, Gold Council, Pep Club. Herald Salesman, Annual Salesman, Red Cross, Traffic Bureau, Hall Guard. FLORENCE LUBIN Flo Student Gov't., Hall Guard. EERNICE LUNDGREN Bernie Poster Club, Librarian, Red Cross, G.A.A., Civics League. 'Student Gov't., Knitting Club, Pan-American League, Drama, Junior Girls, Herald. EVELYN LUNDGREN Evie Hall Guard, G.A.A., Girls' Bowling League. Basketball Team, Volleyball Team, Field Hockey Team, Softball Team. Aquatic Aces, Drama Club, Junior Girls. l E. May D. Miller W. Neal A. Olsen G. McCullough B. Mullauer J. Nelson N. Olson I. McHie H. Neal D. Olander R. Park L. Paulsen 1 D. Peak B. Peterman D. Petersen ETHEL MAY Peaches Council. Latin Club. Civic Bureau, Student Gov't., Rep. to Gold H Council, G.A.A., Debating Club, Pan-American League, Student Gov't., French Club, Lunchroom Hostess. Librarian, Field Hockey, Junior Girls, Choral Club, Aquatic Aces, Gift Committee. GEORGEAN MCCULLOUGH Jo Herald, Aquatic Aces, Drama, Publicity Committee, De- bating Club. Student Gov't., Prom Committee, Choral Club, Red Cross. G.A.A., Junior Girls, Senior Girls. ISABEL MCHIE Latin Club, Debating Club, G.A.A., Student Rep., Lawyer in Court, Special Deputy. Pan-American League, Literary Editor of Maroon, Lunchroom Hostess. DOROTHY MILLER Dottie G.A.A., Civic League, Student Gov't., Bowling League. Graduation Usher. Hall Guard, Pan-American League. Aquatic Aces. BOB MULLAUER Robert E. Lee R.O.T.C., Fire Guard, Hall Guard. Son of the American Legion. HELEN NEAL Bobbie National Honor Society, G.A.A., Hirsch Herald: Pub- licity, Reporter, Advertising Manager, Business Manager: Latin Club, Merit Award, Biology Club, Finance Bureau. String Ensemble. Choral Club, Junior Girls. WILLIAM NEAL Bill Honor Award, Hirsch Herald Salesman, Track, Hirsch Herald Circulation Assistant, Intramural Activities, Baseball Manager, Hirsch Herald Manager, Choral Club, Gold H I 38 Springfield. JOSEPH NELSON DOROTHY OLANDER Dottie Civic League. Student Gov't., Gold H Council, Attend- ance Office. ANDREW OLSEN Jungle Andy Band, Orchestra, Bowling, Hall Guard, Safety Council, R.O.T.C., Intramural Baseball, Tennis Tournament. NANCY OLSON Nance President and Secretary of Gold H Council, Hirsch Herald Reporter, Clean-Up Committee, Latin Club, Lunch- room Hostess. Civic League, Pep Club, Merit Award, Pub- licity Committee of Senior Class, Sec. Hirsch Band. RUBY PARK f Scotty G.A.A., Bowling League, Physics Club, Pan-American League. Attendance Office, Civic League, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Red Cross Delegate. Hirsch Herald Reporter. LUCILLE PAULSEN Lu G.A.A., Aquatic Aces, Pep Girls, Hall Guard, Red Cross Delegate, Junior Girls, Usherette, Waitress at Breakfast, Biology Club. DONALD PEAK Don Choral Club, Breakfast Committee. BOB PETERMAN Pete Hall Guard, Pan-American League, Physics Club. DAGNY PETERSEN Pete Civic League, Student Gov't., Pep Club. G . F G- Q., ,D is t . J a n , L--iff . .f H5 J. Rosenberg B. Sandler H. Schuman M. Sch wendener F. Rosynek G. Sandquist M. Schulz E. Seeder . L. Samuels C. Sarett R. Schwartz J. Seffl E. Peterson M. Peterson 1 FE B n un n u 41 H. Rasch ELIZABETH PETERSON Liz GERARD SANDQUIST Jerry G.A.A., Bowling Team, Poster Club, Civic League, R.O.T.C. Deputy Marshal, Fire Guard. Libwfifm Student Govt- CHARLOTTE SARETT curious ,. .. Finance Bureau, Latin Club, Drama Club, Honor Society M . gfliigoaamr I Gyno Junior Girls, Hirsch Herald-Rep.. Civic League. Maroon Salesman. MARGARET POTTINGER Marge HELEN SCHULMAN HARRY RASCH ,,Biu,, fAt Calumetl G.A.A., A.C.C.L. tAt Hirsch? Attendance Hall Guard. JUNE ROSENBERG Pep Club, Civic League. Latin Club, G.A.A., Hirsch Herald Reporter, Attendance Office, Lunchroom Hostess. Junior Girls. FRANK ROSYNEK Rosy Red Cross Representative, Hall Guard. LOIS SAMUELS Attendance Office, Civic League, Latin Club, Chairman of L. R. Hostesses. Clean-Up Campaign, Finance Bureau. Pan-American League, Gold G.A.A., Pep Club, Pub- licity Bureau, Herald Staff, Traffic Bureau, Red Cross, Junior Girls. BEATRICE SANDLER Bea tAt Calumet! A.C.C.L. Attendance Office, G.A.A., Spanish Club, tat Hirschl G.A.A., Assistant Librarian, Hall Guard. Student Gov't. Office, Library, Hall Guard, Student Gov't., Pin and Ticket Salesman. MARIAN SCHULZ Civic League. Red Cross, Herald Reporter, Herald Proof Editor, C.V.C. Students, Girls' Glee Club, Junior Girls, Choral Club, Student Gov't. Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Biology Club, Gold Council Treas.. Attendance Office. RUTH SCHWARTZ Ruthie National Honor Society, Exchange Editor of Herald, Re- porter on Herald, Herald Salesman, Annual Reporter. Finance Bureau. G.A.A., Drama Club, Breakfast Committee, Junior Girls, Latin Club. MARJORIE SCHWENDENER Drawah Band, Junior Girls, Pep Club, Library, Hall Guard, Red Cross, Biology Club, Class Secretary, G.A.A., Student Gov't., Orchestra. ED SEEDER Physics Club. Fire Guard. JEANETTE SEFFL Library, Junior Girls, Pep Girls. l39l S lr . 5 X ,r S. Selen J. Sherred B. Simon B. Smith J. Shapiro D. Short R. Simons J. Smith W. Shepard O. Simmons S. Simpson G. Sopkin FEBRUHRU '41 SHIRLEY SELEN Pep Girls, G.A.A.. Hall Guard, Junior Girls, Orchestra. JEANETTE SHAPIRO Ginger Librarian. WILLA SHEPARD Hall Guard, G.A.A., Student Gov't., Herald Salesman. Red Crcss. JACK SHERRED Jackson Pan-American League, Gold Council, Division Enter- tainer. DOROTHY SHORT Dee Latin Club, Physics Club, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Poster Club, Grounds Committee, Choral Club, Red Cross, Safety Engineers. ODELL SIMMONS Skinny Hall Guard, Student Gov't., Spanish Club, R.O.T.C. BETTE SIMON Lunchroom Hostess, Office Clerk, Civic League, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Pan-American League. RICHARD SIMONS Wad Hall Guard, Civic League, Student Gov't., Basketball Team, Intramural Basketball and Baseball. SHIRLEY SIMPSON Simpy Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Physics Club, Pan-American League, Band. l40l M. Spallina E. Spitz M. Stoll J. Strain BETTY SMITH Smitty Biology Club, French Club. JAMES SMITH Smitty Student Gov't., Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Physics Club, Pan-American League, Band. GLORIA SOPKIN fAt Marshalll Choral Club, Pan-American League, G.A.A. CA! Hirsch? Junior Girls. MARILYN SPALLINA Sis ELAINE SPITZ Honey G.A.A., Student Gov't., Jr. Girls, Red Cross, Office Clerk, Safety Campaign, Glee Club. MARY STOLL Story Moll Executive Editor, News Editor, Reporter, Publicity Staff of the Herald, Choral Club, V. Pres., Latin Club, Pres,, Latin Club, Sec., Pep Club, Chair., Civic Bureau, Finance Bureau. Jr. Girls, G.A.A., Publicity Bureau, Civic League, Biology Club, V. Pres., National Honor Society, Ticket Salesman. JANE STRAIN Janey Strain Civic Bureau, Sec., Gold Council, Publicity Bureau, Traffic Bureau, Finance Bureau, Freshman Guide, G.A.A., Latin Club, Jr. Girls, Pep Club, Pan-American League, Civic League, Pin and Ring Committee, Rep. to Springfield, Annual Staff, B. Turley E. Umanski G. Weidner J. West D. Turley C. Waterman M. Wendt A. Williams J. Tweedie B. Waters B. Werthman R. Wolf M. Subert W. Swalwell 1 B. Tice R. Todd MARIE SUBERT Rie BETTY WATERS Luap' Red Cross. G.A.A., Student Gov't., Attendance Oltice. Treas.. Girls' Glee Club. WARD SWALWELL Schncss Intramural Baseball and Basketball. BETTY ANN TICE Betz Pan-American League, Student Gov't. RUTH TODD Fran G.A.A., Hall Guard, Civic Bureau, Finance Bureau, Vol- leyball Champs '38, Glee Club. BETTY TURLEY V. Pres. Junior and Senior Class, Student Gov't., Chair. Publicity Bureau, V. Pres. Choral Club. Latin Club, Herald Proofreader, Herald Reporter, Oilice Clerk, Junior Girls. DICK TURLEY Treas. 4A Class. Choral Club, Intramural Basketball, Baseball. Basketball Squad, Latin Club. Hall Guard. JOHN TWEEDIE Tweedel Dee Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Hall Guard. EILEENE UMANSKI Ei G.A.A. CHARLES WATERMAN Harlow Waterloo Choral Club, Social Chair. 4A Class, Drama Class, Intra- mural Basketball and Baseball, Graduation Usher, Ticket Salesman. French Club, Herald Reporter, Herald Editor, Sec. Choral Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Hall Guard, Junior Girls, Student Gov't., Chair. 4A Gift Committee. GORDON WEIDNER Curley Hall Guard, Spring Festival '37, Special Depuiy, Orches- tra. Tennis Team, Track Team. MATILDA WENDT Tillie Pres. G.A.A., Treas. G.A.A., Honor Teams, Volleyball, Basketball, Field Hockey, Baseball, Ticket Salesman. C.F.I-I.A., Latin Club, Letter Girls, Sec. Aquatic Aces, Bowl- ing League, Pep Club. BETTY WERTHMAN Bet French Club, Bowling League, Student Gov't., Safety Club, Pep Club, Hockey Team, Library Worker, Attendance Ollice. Red Cross. JUNE WEST Civic League, Pep Club, Student Gov't., Lunchroom Hostess, Latin Club, Bowling League. ANITA WILLIAMS Nita News Editor, Herald. Student Gov't., Latin Club, National Honor Society, Choral Club, Song and Motto Committee, Gold Council. ROBERT WOLF Baseball, Intramural Basketball and Baseball. Swimming Team, Choral Club, Student Gov't., Orchestra, Hall Guard, Song and Motto Committee. 4I1 1 ANDERSON JACK BAKER SALLY BINYON MURIEL BOWLING ROBERT BRUSKI HERMAN BUCKNER BERT CAGLE DORIS CAMPBELL BLAKE CARLSON SHELTON COOKE BERNICE COULOMB DONALD DANIELSON MARGARET DAWSON CECIL DENIG MARTHA EVANS RUTH ESTRIN DONALD FERRO JOSEPHINE FILECCIA BENNY FINLAYSON MALCOLM FISCHER JOHN FORRER ARLINE FRIEDMAN JANET GALLIGAN FRANK GORDON ELLEN GRAZIAN LEONARD GRUNDMAN CORA HAWKINS PAUL HIMAN PAUL JACOBSON EDWARD JOHNSTON WAYNE JURGENSEN ELLIOTT KELLER MURIEL KELLY MARY RITA KENNEDY WILLIAM KEY ROBERT KIRK HARRY LAMBERT BETTE LARSEN ELSIE LAUTHERS ROSEMARY LOBELL NANCY LOEDING JOHN LIKO EMIL MALECKI CASIMIO MONAHAN JOHN MOORE MARVIN NAPP ROBERT NELSON BYRON NIELSEN HARRY HIRSEH VIETURU BY WILLIAM BETKIN Class of June 1941 Onward Hirsch to victory! Strike up that band and take your stand Push on to tame With no doubt you ll victor be Get in and fight to Win that game Marching on with certainty NORDHOLM LEONARD OLDHAM CHARLOTTE OLSON ROBERT ONEILL JOSEPH OWENS HERBERT PEARSON BETTY PEARSON LILLIAN PERAZZO MADELINE RAMSAY JANET REDA TONY ROBINSON GLORIA ROBINSON OLIVE SCHWARZ DOROTHY SHAFFER BEN SHEPHARD CLAUDE SIRK ARNOLD TURNER FLORENCE WAHLBERG HARRY WAYNE JANET WEIL HOWARD WOLF KURT YOUNG GORDON HIHREH Amid the throng that sings your song and shouts your cheer. Go block that kick and hold that line And keep that pigskin to their rear. Keep on chanting H-I-R-S-C-HI Go run that ball round the whole field And planting our colors, maroon and white These from harm will shield, Making football history to do or die The battle cry for old Hirsch High. Go block that kick and hold that line Keep marching on to victory. 1421 FEBRUHRU '41 GRHDUHTES llESTIIlU'S HITS -I . . . so World, here they come! All four hun- dred and eighty of them, trying to find their destinies in the veil of the future . . . Ever since that day in 1937 when they first ventured into Hirsch and tried so desperately to swagger like Seniors, they have moved steadily for- ward, forward in scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and friendship. Today they stand on the brink of that great experience,-Graduation! Their prom at the Lakeshore Athletic Club complete with formals, flowers, and glitter is behind them . . . Four years of learning, of laughing, of making friends, and of preparation for the future are behind them . . . Led by their able officers, they have plan- ned dances, a class breakfast, careers days. 43 -. 23,1-4v1.Tl f f.t.P1swdw' LHSS UF IUIIE 1941 etc. . . . They'll never forget that first dance they attended when the girls glared angrily across to where the shy boys languished against the wall: they'1l never forget the day they watched the R. O. T. C. parade downtown: the day that all the colleges sent representa- tives out and they all decided to attend Mac- Murray because it sent a beautiful representa- tive: how can they forget those Freshman tours to the Field Museum, those anxious searches as sophomores for bugs and flowers: the day that a budding scientist almost blew up the Chem Lab, and the time they thought they were going to flunk Gym and almost had hysterics . . . All these things and many more will cause the June Class of 1941 to remember and be remembered at Hirsch . . . l IUNE '41 CLASS OFFICERS F. flf-lsson, eww. 1, ,J Betk 'T uwrg H. Biunc, Pzesxa- B. is 14.1-4 '5' was if . iff ff! Tk' ,4- piw pf TM' X x'-has ig. A DOROTHY ABRAMS Dott Student Govt Pan Amerxcan League GAA Specxal Deputy Hall Guard Advertlsmg Staff Herald Bowllng League Hockey Team Feature Edttor Ma roon Aquatrc Aces Sclence Club Badmlnton Club Freshman Gulde DIXIE ADAMS IX Ctvlcs Representattve German Club Hal Guard MARION ADDANTE Penny Glee Club Red Cross Alternate ALICE AINLEY Dolly Pep Club OIflC9 Work KENNETH ANDERSON Ken Chxef Ballzif of Student Court Red Cross Dele gate Pan Amencan League Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Clvrc Bureau Fmance Bureau PHYLLIS ANDERSON Phyl Hall Guard Band Pan Amerlcan League G A A Orchestra Glee Club Student Govt JOSEPH AURELIO oe Football Wrestlrnq Letternen Baseball DOMNICK BAFFATO Nrck VIRGINIA BANTA Gmny Choral Club French Club Asst Ltbrarlan Aquatlc Aces Red Cross Alternate SYLVIA BARCIK Lefty G A A RONALD BARLOW Hor Choral Club Lawyer Advertxsmg Staff of Maroon Drcma Club Saiety Engtneer Finance Bureau C1v c Bureau .Ir Chorr Freshman Guide Red Ccss Pan Amerlcan LILA BARNES Glee Club G A A Hall Guard KEITH BARRON Int amural Baseball RITA BARTEL Glee Club Red Cross Gold H Cowrcrl G A A Bowlmg League Clean Up Club Student Govt BRUCE BATES Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Swxm mmq Hall Guard I L H S S 0 F I U Il E 1 9 4 I at y , 3 n L, ty R in y I I ' I AID- . . .,- I ' -1 I ' +I I r,1:-- as , by LIII K2 5- I , I I 'f y M y ,C I I in - . In I h I Q' 'Q f l i , fy A , ' 1 ' I ' g 1 , , I . jf- Vijy 2 I A I H H -I ' git: if , rf , ' Q' M ,, Q --:' y w I ' I I - . I K. Battersby A. Beard M. Becking R. Behrends R. Belanger J. Belgrade F. Benjamin H. Bennett W. Benson W. Betken M. Bilicke J. Bill E. Blanning H. Blatchford H. Blcck KATHLEEN BATTERSBY Katy Bowling. Hockey, G.A.A., Hall Guard. ANNABELLE BEARD Annie Red Cross, G.A.A., Hall Guard. MURIEL BECKING Make-up Editor, Assistant Feature Editor, Reporter, Her- ald, Pres. Civic League. Open House Registrar, Pan-Ameri- can League, Hall Guard, Band, Choral Club, Riding Club, Student Gov't., Ticket Salesman. Civic Bureau, G.A.A., Latin Club, Glee Club, Poster Club, Gold H Council, Safety Engineer, National Honor Society. RICHARD BEHRENDS Dick Swimming Team, Drama Club, Hall Guard, Safety Engi- neer, Poster Club, Red Cross Delegate. RAYMOND BELANGER Ray Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Swimming. JOSEPHINE BELGRADE Jo French Club, Drama Club, G.A.A., Safety Engineer, Pan- American League, Red Crcss Delegate. FRANCES BENJAMIN G.A.A., Librarian, Pan-American League. HAROLD BENNETT Brother Swimming Team. WILLARD BENSON Bill Swimming Team, Track Team. WILLIAM BETKEN Bill Hall Guard, Treas. of Senior Class, Vice-Pres. of Student Gov't., Choral Club. Pan-American League. Red Cross. Vice-Pres. Gold Council, Herald Staff, Chair. Finance Bureau, Trees. 3B Class, Executive Council, Make-Up Editor Hirsch Herald, Jr. Choir. MARGRET BILICKE Marge Hall Guard, Bowling League, G.A.A., Ticket Salesman, Office Ass't. JUANITA BILL Billie Merit Award, Attend. Office, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Pep Girls, Band, Orchestra, Treas. Band, Division Sec., Pan- American League. Open House Hostess. Ticket Salesman, Literary Editor of Maroon, Xmas Basket Comm., Waitress at Clcss Breakiost, National Honor Society, Advertising Staff of Maroon. EMILY BLANNING Sue Attendance Office, Student Court Clerk, Science Club. HELEN BLATCHFOFD Girls' Bowling League. Scottie HELEN BLOCK G.A.A., Riding Club, Pan-American League, Pep Girls, French Club, Bowling League. CLHSS UF IUIIE 1941 45 l 6' W. Bluhm V. Boden K. Boettger L. Bondi S. Bonifield K, Brennen Bright S. B. Brightman B. Broomfield but r WILLIAM BLUHM Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Student Gov't., Hall Guard. VIRGINIA BODEN Ginger Treas. of Glee Club. G.A.A.. Poster Club. KENNETH BOETTGER Pop Swimming Team, Annual Photographer. LEO BONDI Hall Guard, Baseball, Student Gov't., Basketball, Wrest- ling. SHIRLEY BONIFIELD Bonnie Jr. Choir, G.A.A., Pep Girls, Choral Club, Poster Club. French Club, Maroon Publicity, Herald Salesman, Maroon Salesman, Waitress at Class Breakfast. KATHLEEN BRENNEN Kay G.A.A., Glee Club, Debating Club, Red Cross Del., Stu- dent Gov't. SHIRLEY BRIGHT Hall Guard. F. Brown C. Brucks H. Bruno B. Bryant W. Budow L. Burg BETTY BRIGHTMAN BERNIECE BROOMFIELD Benny Jr. Choir, Office Ass't., G.A.A., Hall Guard, Softball Tournament. FLORENCE BROWN Flo Hall Guard, Jr. Choir, Choral Club, G.A.A., Office Ass't. CHARLES BRUCKS Publicity Bureau, Finance Bureau. Civic Bureau, Hall Guard. Senator 3rd and 4th year class, Intramurals. HAROLD BRUNO President of the BILL BRYANT Red Man Choral Club, Bill WILLIAM BUDOW Intramural Golf. LOLITA BURG Hall Guard. LHSS UF IUIIE 1941 l46l MAXINE BURGE Mrckre Choral Club Poster Club Pep Club Herald Sales man Hall Guard BETTY CANTZLER Bets Natronal Honor Socrety V1ce Pres Choral Club Vxce Pres Bar Assoc Sec Treas Pan Amerxcan League Maroon Staff A Cappella Chou Oftrce Asst SxqhtSav1ng Asst Ment Award Student Govt CIVIC Fmance and Publxcxty Bureau Tlcket Salesman ELSIE CARLSON G A A Grrls Glee Club Red Cross ERIC CARLSON Swede MARGARET CARLSON Pumpkm Glrls Glee Club Oihce Asst Gold H Councxl RAMON CARROLL Curley Safety Engmeer Pan Amencan League Hall Guard JANE CASEY Jane Jumor Choxr Scxence Club French Club Herald Salesman Choral Club Gold H Councrl MARY CAVOTO Hall Guard G A A Pep Club Red Cross HUGH CELANDER Gus Student Court Lawyer Bar Assn J Pres Bar Assn Pres Asst Attorney General Student Court Chref of Specxal Deputres French Club Natlonal Honor SOC1elY CIVIC Bureau Intramural Sports RUTH CHECK Goldy JENNIE CHRISTIANSEN en Soc1alCha1r Glrls Glee Club Red Cross Pan Amerrcan League Student Govt Fmance Bureau Sec Crvrc Bureau Publlcrty Bureau Student Court Chref Clerk Bar Assn Honor Soclety Freshman Guide Chalr Freshxe Froltc Annual Stall Jr Ed Safety Councll Waltress Class Breakfast Poster Club Oifzce Clerk Merlt Award Grounds Comm Chau 4B Pm and Rmg Comm Gold H Councxl Show MARGARET CLAY Clay Sec Natronal Honor Socxety Gold H Councxl French Club Pres Choral Club Jr Choxr Asst Dxrector Drama Class Make up Ed Hmrsch Herald Lxbrary Asst GEORGE COHAN Maestro Cheer Leader Orchestra Leader for Hxrschs A ttvltres Tumbllng Team JOHN COTTIER Johnny J MMU I47 I l I-I S S 0 F I U Il E I 9 4 I I -.'Qp,i,.b U LOUISE CATLETT I H H .4 Terrie xxx I I Kg . . .. HHJ I It . I l . I48 HUGH COULTER Hughre Hall Guard Gold H Councrl PHYLLIS CRAMER Phr Student Gov t Crvrc League .Ir Cho r Red Cross Hall Guard Trcket Salesman ROTHEY CRO R Corky fncwfi JW X' x FRANK CRONICAN Frankie Gold H Councrl Presrdent Poster Club Secre tary Txgurer ROTC Hall Guard Stage Crew GENE CRUNELLE Lucky JOSEPH CULLENJ ce Basketball Baseball Tenrrrs Hall Guard Cap tam Clean Up Commrttee Speclal Deputy CAROLE DAMEZ Krtten Lunchroom Hostess Glee Club Student Govt Debatrng Club Ofhce Asst Lrbrary Asst Sec of Latln Club Specral Deputy Honor Socrety Freshman Refreshment Bureau Swlmmrng Team Hall Guard Intramural Basket ball Intramural Baseball Specxal Deputy BONNIE DAVIS Jr Chou' Choral Club TOM DAVISON Shoes Maroon Staff Poster Club Latrn Club Track JAMES DAVLANTIS Greek Baseball Track Wrestlmg JOHN DECOOK Choral Club Treas Student Govt Prom Commrt tee Honor Socmety Latm Club Track Asst Chalrman Clean Up Campargn Fmance Bureau Charrman ot Thanksgrvmg Fund MARGARET DEHN Marge Herald Salesman Hall Guard Pan Amerrcan League Gold H Councrl TONI DERAMUS GAA Pan Amerrcan League Hockey Team Bowlrng Club Advertrsmg Staff Herald Maroon Staff Badmmton Club Maroon Salesman Hall Guard Aquatrc Aces BETTY DESWARTE e Aquatic Aces GAA Scrence Club Latm Club 3A Soclal Charrman 4B V1cePres PanAmer1can League I l H S S U F I U ll E l 9 4 I V 2? J , ,- I K GRAHAM 'DAVIES l Torchy'l 6 , H C, ' Q ' I ' 7 ' I H I V, I . I 1 l I . h Bt l W. Dishon C. Divine D. Doyle N. Draper N. Drell J. Dulude F. Dunlap V. Durkin B. Durling L. Durling B. Dyckman L. Dyer J. Eick H. Elfverson D. Elliott if WILMA DISHON Billie CONRARD DIVINE Connie Choral Club, Poster Club, Pres., Herald Staff, Pan- American League, Maroon. DORIS DOYLE Dody Maroon Salesman, Herald Salesman, Bowling League, Glee Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Class, Div. Collector, Maroon Advertising Staff, G.A.A., Breakfast Committee, Graduation Usher, Red Cross Delegate, Equestrians. NORMAN DRAPER Norm NATALIE DRELL Peanuts Pep Club, G.A.A., Bowling League, Librarian, Sec. French Club. Clean-Up Committee, Pres., Civic Bureau, Red Cross Del., Herald Salesman, Pan-American League, Pin Salesman, Equestrians. JOSEPHINE DULUDE Jo FRANCES DUNLAP Fran Pan-American League, G.A.A., Freshie Guide, Office Clerk. ELHSS UF VIRGINIA DURKIN Vicky BRADLEY DURLING Brad Hirsch Herald, Sports Ed. Hirsch Herald, Track Team, Freshman Guide, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Skating Team, Publicity Man., Basketball Team. LEITHA DURLING Lee Jr. Choir, Student Gov't., Pin Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Finance Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Civic Bureau, Traffic Bureau, Choral Club, Circulating Staff of Maroon. BOB DYCKMAN Professor LAVADA DYER G.A.A. JUNE EICK Gibby HELEN ELFVERSON Swede National Honor Society, Science Club, Librarian, Civic Bureau, Finance Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Pin Salesman. Attendance Office, Red Cross Del., Christmas Tree Comm. DARRELL ELLIOTT Skipper Fencing, Hall Guard, Judge in Commercial Law. UIIE 1941 l49l THOMAS FRANGELLA Bananas Basketball Team Lrghts Lettermens Club Base ba MILDRED FREEMAN Mrlhe Choral Club Proof Edltor Herald Latln Club Gold H Councrl Student Govt RUTH FREIDES Ruthre Pep Club Secretarlal Practice HELENE FRIEDLANDER Leaping Lena V1cePres1dent of the Pan Amencan League Glee Club Hlrsch Herald Maroon GAA Student Court Hlrsch Peace Contest Wrnner Merrt Award Lunch room Hostess Football Txcket Salesman Intramural Volleyball League Delegate Pan Amerxcan League Red Cross Herald Reporter ROBERT FYKE Bob Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball DORIS GALBRAITH French Club Attendance Oifrce Student Govt Rep Flnance Bureau Publlcrty Bureau Pan Amer rcan League KATHRYN GALBREATH Katy EMILY GAME Llbrarlan French Club Crvrc Bureau Pan Amerl can League Pm Salesman JANE GARDNER Jmx Hrrsch Bowlmg League Lrbrarran Herald Sales ITIGII PATSY GARRETT Photo Pat Choral Club Aquatlc Aces French Club Attend ance Othce MILTON GASSEL Tennrs Team Bar Ass n at Marshall Band Letter BETTY GATELY Gates G A A Choral Club Pan Amerrcan League ALBERT GEIDERMAN Latrn Club Beglrmlng Band SHERWIN GEIDERMAN Tubby Hall Guard Jr Chorr Choral Club Student Govt Fmance Bureau MARY GEIER June French Club Pan Amerrcan League G A A ElHSSOFlUIlE1941 F. Elliot M. Ellis G. Ensminger B. Epstein D. Fahey F. Falbo N. Falbo M. J. Fay F. Fedele M. Feinstein J. Felcher C. Fink, Jr. E. Fohrman J. Fox J. Frandzel FRED ELLIOT Pan-American League, Biology Club, Treas. of Grounds Committee, Safety Engineer, Merit Award, Hall Guard. MARGARET ELLIS Rusty GERALDINE ENSMINGER Gerry Hall Guard, Clerk. Sec. of Science Club. BETTY EPSTEIN Boop Glee Club, Hall Guard, Poster Club, Journalism Club. DOROTHY FAHEY Dot Glee Club, Red Cross Del. FRANK FALBO Swisher Basketball Team, Chair. of Cap and Gown Committee, Hirsch Herald Salesman, Hall Guard. NICHOLAS FALBO Nick Book Room, Baseball Team, Hall Guard. Basketball Team. MARY JANE FAY Office Clerk, Hall Guard, Basketball Team. FLORENCE FEDELE Flo Girls' Glee Club, Maroon Salesman. MARSHALL FEINSTEIN Mush Maroon Salesman, Hall Guard, Finance Bureau, R.O.T.C. Officer, Student Gov't., Latin Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Assist. Football Mgr., Safety Bureau, Fire Guard. JUNE FELCHER Bunnie Band-Advanced, Intermediate, Beginners' Orchestra. Choral Club, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Hirsch Herald Salesman. Circulation Staff Maroon, Usher at Graduation, Waitress at Class Breakfast. CARL FINK. JR. Fritz Choral Club, French Club, Advertising Staff of Maroon, Track Team, Wrestling Team, Work in Library, Maroon Salesman, Ticket Salesman. ELAYNE FOHRMAN Tiny Glee Club, World Affairs Club, French Club. JAMES FOX Track Team. Bowling Team, Science Team. Student Court. JORDAN FRANDZEL Maroon Editorial Writer, Hirsch Herald Photography Editor, National Honor Society, Mgr. Swimming Team, Band, Orchestra, Poster Club, Radio Club, Science Club, Latin Club. flHSS 0F IUIIE 1941 5 I 1 52 WILLIAM GERGITS 1 HERBERT GERTZ Gutz Drama Club Drum cmd Bugle Corps Band Fmance Bureau Herald Salesman Maroon Salesman Red Cross Councll ROTC Crack Platoon Semor Play Herald Reporter Safety Engmeer HOWARD GIBSON Hoot Intramural Baseball Basketball Safety Eng1neer Choral Club Hall Guard Semor Play Drama Club Bowlmg Team Student Govt MARY JANE GILLESPIE Jxmmxe Latm Club Sclence Club Jr Choir Student Govt Intramural Volleyball Herald Reporter G A A ALLAN GLENNON Choral Club J Choxr Natlonal Honor Socrety Maroon Salesman French Club Bar Assn Publxclty Bureau Pm Salesman Txcket Salesman Attorney General Student Court Prosecutmg Attorney Speclal Deputy Bowlmg Team Drama Club Lrbrary PEGGY GOLDEN Peg Bowlmg Team Drama Club Hall Guard Tlcket Salesman Gold H Councll G AA PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT Goldxe Hall Guard Intramural Baseball Student Govt ELEANOR GOLLINGS Sclence Club GAA Attendance Oihce Pep Club Cap and Gown Commrttee Hall Guard Drama Club DONALD GOODWIN Goody Pan Amerrcan League Red Cross Hall Guard JACK GRAHAM MARION GRAHAM 15 Latm Club Pan Amerlcan League JACK GRAVES Gravy Bowlrng Physlcs Club SAMUEL GREEN Hall Guard Sergeant R O T C ELAYNE HADESMAN Laynxe French Club Student Govt Pan Amencan League Hall Guard GAA Choral Club Herald Salesman Maroon Salesman Attendance Oifxce RUTH HAFEARD Ruthxe Sec Red Cross Safety Councll Band D. Haqele T. Hamilton K. Hammond M. Hane J. Hannah fit I R. Hanrahan E, Hansen B. Hanson E. Hanson J. Haran B. Harris J. Hastings A. Hayda P. Hayes I. Healy DOLORES HAGELE Babe THOMAS HAMILTON Ham Pan-American League, Herald Salesman. KENNETH HAMMOND Kenn Choral Club, Hall Guard, Pan-American League. MARILYN HANE Mimi Lunchrocm. JUNE HANNAH French Club, Drama Club. ROBERT HANRAHAN Wolf Choral Club, Civic Bureau. Finance Bureau, Student Gov't.. Pan-American League, Choral Club, Ad. Staff of Maroon. Red Cross Rep., Football, Jr. Choir, Radio Club. ELSA HANSEN Blondie G.A.A., Girls' Glee Club Pres., Attend. Office, Pan- American League, Lunchrcom Hostess. fi 1 BONITA HANSON Bonnie French Club, Herald Reporter, Civic Bureau, Glee Club. EMORY HANSON Scotty Pres. Student Gov't., Finance Bureau Chair., Choral Club, Pres. Jr. Choir. Pub. Ed. of Herald, Honor Society, Latin Club, Sub. Chair. Clean-Up Campaign. JOHN HARAN Johnnie French Club, Orchestra, Hall Guard. BETTY HARRIS BBB Glee Club, Attend. Office JACK HASTINGS Hall Guard, Pan4American League. ARTHUR HAYDA Red Ticket Salesman. PATRICIA HAYES Pat IRENE HEALY Hall Guard. ILHSS UF IUIIE 1941 53 l W. Heckman E, Heilman B. Henderson M. Henderson D. Hendrickson E. Hoffman J. Hogensen O. Holland R. Holman H. Horrall 1 letlfl M. Hubbarde ,L i ,Q 5.4 Rl Hunt E. Huntor ' ,L P. Hynqstrom . - .W R. Iverson . ll-A v I QQ K 1' ffl' E5 l x WINIFRED HECKMAN Winnie RUTH HOLMAN Fat Choral Club, French Club, Drama. Art Staff, Maroon. ELIZABETH HEILMAN Bette U H RAYMOND HORRALL Sandy Student Court, Science Club, Pan-American League, Hall BILL HENDt.RSON ,,Wil1ie.. Guard, Latin Club, Motion Picture Operator. Band, Orchestra. MARIE HUBBARDE MARY HENDERSON Hall Guard. DOSEZIEIYCHEINDRICKSON Dot ROBERT HUNT ,,Bob,, g ' Tennis Team, Captain, Lettermen's Club, Intramural Baseball. EDWARD HOFFMAN Eddie Science Club, Student Gov't. ELEANOR HUNTOR Hall Guard, Office Ass't., Maroon Salesman, Acquatic JOHN HOGENSEN Hoqie Aces, Hall Guard, Student Gov't., Freshman Guide, Gold H Council. PAULINE HYNGSTROM Paulsy OMA HOLLAND Wawa Aquatic Aces, Hall Guard, Red Cross, Pan-American League. Attendance Oftice Assistant, Breakfast Comm., RICHARD IVERSON Shrimp Drama, C.V.C. Students. Hall Guard, Pan-American League. ILHSS UF lUIlE 1941 l 54 RICHARD JACOBS Jake Band Latm Club Fmance Bureau Student Govt Publlcxty Bureau Red Cross Del Safety Bureau Trafhc Bureau Hall Guard Pm Salesman BU1llIf of Student Court Lawyer of Student Court Pan Amer xcan League MARVIN JAFFEE Ar Bar Assn Safety Englneers Wrestltng Track Flre Guard Non Coms Club Herald Staff HAROLD JAMES Hall Guard WALTER JENSEN Jesse Wally Jr Chorr PanAmer1can League Hall Guard ADALINE JOHNSON Pep Club CHARLES JOHNSON EUGENE JOHNSON Student Govt tMad1son EHSI Glee Cl Club Usher Club Chorr MARGARET JONES Snoodre Johnme Feets ub Latm Jonesey Latm Club Attend Offxce Gold H Counc1l KATHRYN JUDSON ud Gxrls Bowlmg Club GAA Hall Guard Pan Amerxcan League CALVIN KAPPES Kap FRANCES KELLY Fran Attend Offrce ARTHUR KENDALL Ar Choral Club Intramural Basketball Hall Guard Red Cross Dxvlsron Basketball Pan Amencan League JULIA KENTOPIAN Judy GAA VIRGINIA KERPAUKAS V1rg1e JULIAN KING Bantam Choral Club Dramattcs Hall Guard Captam Wvnoumwv l55l I l H S S 0 F I U Il E lt 9 4 1 -1 X l I 'Z Y ' H ' -we 'ff :- . 6 J N l56l ROBERT KING Latm Club Dramatrcs Hall Guard ROBERT KITZSTEINER Bob Football Swlmmrng Intra class Baseball Intra class Basketball Lettermens Club Graduatron Usher Hall Guard Pan Amerrcan League JAMES KIRINICH Professor Softball Basketball Baseball Sophomore Foot ball Bock Room Attend Hall Guard JEWELL KLEIN Slmky G A A French Club Pan Amerrcan League Stu dent Govt Hall Guard Pep Club FRANCES KLOIBER Fran Glee Club G A A MARY KOHLER Red Student Govt P blrc Speakmg Drama Clrcula tron Maroon ELAYNE KOPULOS Koppy Latm Club Hall Guard Bowlmg League G A A LEONA KRCHOV Lee Choral Club Jr Cholr Lxbrarran Red Cross Del G A A Hall Guard Pan Amerlcan League Herald Salesman Latm Club Bowlmg League LAWRENCE KRIESELMAN Larry Drum and Bugle Corps Non Coms Club Safety Engmeer R O T C Frre Guard GLORIA LABBE Mlllle Gold H Councll Rldmg Club Safety Engmeer Student Govt Fxre Guard ROBERT LADD Bobdzck Basketball Football Swrmmrnq Bowling VIOLET LAGEN G A A Pan Amerrcan League Bowlrng League Hall Guard Oitrce Clerk WILLIAM LAGONI 1 Track Hall Guard Intramural Basketball Student Gov t VIRGINIA LAMONTO Gmger Hall Guard G A A DOROTHY LANDINI Hall Prnt GAA Rrdmg Club Attend Offrce Llbrary Hall Guard ll l. H S S U F l U Il E l 9 4 l Q' l,lLf I L .. ,. H. Lang G. Larsen D. Larson G. Lee M. Lesparre Fa nfl HOWARD LANG Advanced Band, Advanced Orchestra, Latin Club, Sci- ence Club, Hall Guard. GRACE LARSEN Sailor G.A.A., Student Gov't.. Herald Salesman. DORIS LARSON G.A.A., Aquatic Aces, Riding Club, Bowling League, Stu- dent Gov't., Herald Salesman, Maroon Staff. GENEVIEVE LEE Geny Gold Council, Riding Club, French Club. MICHAEL LESPARRE Slug Student Gov't., Student Gov't. Treas., Student Gov't. V. Pres.. Latin Club Sec'y.. Latin Club Pres., Honor Society Pres., Lawyer-Court, Herald Reporter, Choral Club. DORIS LIND Freaky Poster Club, G.A.A., Bowling League, Student Gov't. ARTHUR LINDAHL Pan-American League. WILLIAM LOFTUS CHARLOTTE LOHER Girls' Glee Club, Student Gov't. D. Lind A. Lindahl W, Loftus C. Loher B. Lotzgesell J. Luhmann H. Lukesch M. Lukas W. Lundgren J. Lundquist BETTY LOTZGESELL G.A.A., Orchestra, Student Gov't. JANET LUHMANN Janie Gold Council, Library, Hirsch Herald, Latin Club. EDWARD LUKESCH Slim R.O.T.C. paper, School Bowling Team. MARIE LUKAS WILBERT LUNDGREN Will Pan-American League, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Safety Committee, Science. JOHN LUNDOUIST Lundy Choral Club, Jr. Choir, Treas. Honor Society, Traffic Bureau, Salety Bureau. Ad. Manager of Maroon, Civic Bureau, Publicity, Herald Subscription Salesman, Executive Comm. of Choral Club, Gift Fund, Div. Chairman. Merit Award Comm. Student Rep., Pin and Letter Comm. of Choral Club, Clean-Up Campaign, Activity Pin Sales. Freshman Guide. ILHSS UF IUIIE 1941 l57l JOHN MADDEN Band. MARJORIE MAHON Pan-American League, Office Ass't. WALTER MAKER Choral Club, Jr. Choir, Pin and Ring Comm., Staff, Vice-Pres. of Bar Assoc. JEAN MALCHEFF 'Sarge Midge Wally Maroon Finance Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Riding Club, Pan- American League. MARY MALONEY Hall Guard, Student Gov't. SARA MANDERINO Sue G.A.A. FRANK MANNO Demon Book Room, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Hall Guard. JOHN MARQUA Football, Basketball Teams. Mac J. Madden M. Mahon W. Maker J. Malcheff M. Maloney S. Manderino F. Manno J. Marqua V. Martin H. Masker E. Mastandrea D. Matthews H. May R, May H. Mayzals VERNON MARTIN Scab HILLAR MASKER Choral Club, Radio Club. EMIL MASTANDREA Baseball, Basketball, Student Gov't. DONALD MATTHEWS Don Hirsch Herald Salesman, Student Gov't., Fire Guard. Hall Guard. HERMAN MAY Pan-American League, Hall Guard, Baseball Team, Bas- ketball Team, Safety Comm., Science Club. RUSSELL MAY Russ Football Team, Track, Wrestling, Swimming, Pan-Amer ican League, National Honor Society, Choral Club. Maroon Staff. HELEN MAYZALS Sugar Clean-Up Campaign, Student Gov't., Senior Play, Hall Guard, Drama, G.A.A., French Club, Pep Club, Pan-Ameri- can League. CLHSS UF IUIIE 1941 Il 581 HARRY MCADAM JACK MCCLURG Choral Club Red Cross Hall Guard Safety Engl neer Maroon Stall French Club JOYCE MCDANIELS Tuoby Lrbrarlan Glee Club Latm Club GAA WILL MCDERMED Mac Stage Crew Flre Guard Crack Platoon Bowlmg League Hall Guard Sgt at Arms oi Semor Class Non Comm Offlcers Drum and Bugle Corps Sec Stage Crew Flre Marshal Intramural Baseball Safety Engmeer JOHN McDOWELL Mac Frre Guard Inspector PAUL MCHENRY Buzz Football Wrestlrng BETTY McKENNA Student Govt Red Cross JEROME MCLAUGHLIN Mac ROSEMARY MCMAHON Gold H Councll Pan Amerrcan League JOHN MCMINN Red Red Cross Hall Guard LUCILLE MCMULLIN Othce Ass! JEAN MCNITT Jeanme RALPH MCPHEETERS Red Track MABEL MEASON Joan Glee Club Latm Club GAA JOSEPH MEMMESHEIMER Memmre Q-5' 59 I l H S S 0 F I U ll E l 9 4 l L J L L L tlt J' it H- L . , , I . A lll 'J Af- A g N A l. -'saggy 'F 7 leo JOSEPHINE MICELI Herald Staff Srght Savrng Helper SHIRLEY MILLER Shrrl Glee Club GAA LEORA MILLS Lee Library Assrstant ALBERT MINARIK Stage Crew Clean Up Comm Student Gov LUCILLE MITCHELL Glee Club MYRTLE MITCHELL Myrt Herald Salesman Red Cross Del Hall Guard Thanksgzvmg Collector RUTH MITCHELL Babe G A A Glee Club MARGARET MONAGAN IS CSI Thomas the Apostle! Clsca Sodalrty Glee Club Art PATSY MONKS a G A A Ofhce Clerk VERNE MORGAN Hall Guard Swzmmmg Team PanAmer1can League HAROLD MOULTON HGIIY Pres of French Club Intramural Softball Prom Comm MARY MULLIGAN Insh Latm Club GAA Hall Guard Lunchroom Hostess JEANE MURRAY 0 Aquatlc Aces Pan Amerrcan League Fmcmce Bu reau Publrcrty Bureau PAT NAGLE NORBERTINE NALEWAY Ncrmre GAA Hockey Team Basketball Team Aquatrc Aces cLnssof1unf1941 fl f .F I I I I R. Nelson R. L. Nelson P. Niblock T. Nielsen M. Nielssen A. Noren K. Norstrom M. Oiferman J. O'Keele F. O'Lander J. Olsen P. Olsen O. Olson L. Olund E. O'Neil 'mfg -5 at RICHARD NELSON Dick Bowling Team, Latin Club. RICHARD L. NELSON Sonn Y Band. Orchestra, Hall Guard. PATRICIA NIBLOCK Pat Pan-American League. TED NIELSEN Teddy Basketball, Hall Guard Captain, Usher at Graduation, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. MARY NIELSSEN Babe Choral Club, Student Librarian, Jr. Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Publicity of Maroon. ALBERT NOREN Al Rifle Team. Fire Guard, Pan-American League, Stage Crew. KEITH NORSTROM Choral Club. MARILLYN OFFERMAN Mo JACQUELYN O'KEEFE Jackie Girls' Glee Club, Bowling League. G.A.A., Student Gov't., Debating Club, Pan-American League. FLORENCE O'LANDER Flossie G.A.A. JAMES OLSEN PHYLLIS OLSEN Captain of Cheer Leaders, Choral Club, Senior Play, Drama Club, Herald Reporter, Publicity Stall of Maroon, Prom Committee, Jr. Choir, G.A.A. OGDEN OLSON Og Bowling Team, Baseball Team, Tennis, Swimming. LORRAINE OLUND Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Red Cross Rep., Latin Club. EILEEN O'NEIL Choral Club, G.A.A., Intramural Basketball Team. ELHSS 0F IUIIE 1941 6 ' I ANNETTE ORENSTEIN Pet G.A.A., Glee Club, Latin Club, Library Ass't., Clean-Up Committee, Sec., Ad. Staff of Maroon, Circ. Staff of Maroon, Student Gov't. Rep., Civic Bureau, Special Deputy. ROBERTA ORMSBY Bobbie Sec. and Vice-Pres. of Band, Orchestra, Bowling League, Pan-American League. Red Cross Rep.. Hall Guard. ADELE ORTH Del Sports, Volleyball, Gold Council. WARREN OUSLEY Oz Football, Intramural Basketball, Pep Club. HARRIET OWENS Glee Club, G.A.A. KAY OZRELIC Ozzie G.A.A. ANNE PAGAC Annie Hall Guard, G.A.A., Library, Red Cross. ELHSS 0F I 62 A. Orenstein R. Ormsby A. Orth W. Ousley H. Owens K. Ozrelic A. Pagac D. Papermaster J. Parker R. Paul L. Paxon J. Pearson L. Peckham F. Peffley M. Penrose D'VERA PAPERMASTER Gold H Council, Hirsch Herald Salesman, Adv. Staff of Herald, Adv. Staff of Maroon, Red Cross, Librarian. JAMES PARKER Jim ROBERT PAUL Duke Chief Property Man, Stage Crew, Hall Guard. LEE PAXON Ring and Pin Committee, Hall Guard. Jeanie JEAN PEARSON Library Ass't., Grounds Committee, Hall Guard, Intra- mural Basketball. Red Cross. LOUISE PECKHAM Pecky G.A.A., French Club, Clean-Up Committee, Gold Council, Attendance Office Ass't., Band, Choral Club. FLORENCE PEFFLEY Tiny Red Cross, G.A.A., Herald Reporter, Safety Engineer. Office Ass't., Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball. MARGARET PENROSE Hirsch Herald, Aquatic Aces, G.A.A. IU 1941 FRED PETEREIT R O T C LEONARD PETERSON ROSEMARY PETREE GERALD PETTENGELL Hall Guard BETTE PHELPS Advertlsmg COmmlll66 Breakfast Drama Club HENRY PIEPENKOTTER Bowlmq League Band Orchestra JEANNE PILKINGTON Pete Pete Commrttee Peep Pmky Choral Club Jr ChOlI Qec Aquatnc Aces Drcma Club CIVIC Bureau Latm Club Pan Amerlcarr League Crvrc League AdVeIllSl!1g Committee Bowl mg League Breakfast Commrttee LEWIS PIPER Loure Hall Guard ELDA POLITANO Dee Girls Glee Club Red Cross G A A OlllC6 Clerk JACK POLLACK Polly Bowlmg League ELAINE POLLEY BIIIGII1 Flnance Bureau Maroon Staff Pan Amerlacn League Sec GAA Pep Glrls Gold H Councrl Lxbrary Asst Hall Guard Dance Commrttee ARLENE POLSON Tmy ANN POMY Nanme V Pres Band Poster Club Latm Club Drama Club Choral Club Sec Orchestra Gold H Councml Herald Staff HAROLD PORTNOY Porky Hall Guard R O T C SERRITA POTTER Maroon Advertlsmg Stall Student Govt 'f ---H ,Sift ' ' We 'fs ig n 1. i t A I 1 52 6 4 y s . . . . 'I' A . , ' Tig Q . A kt 1 f , . . 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I rf 'wig win Xin l63l 'Sl l vga .K Zz Qs. ---'must-g 'gui An I64 RICHARD POWERS Pow wow Stage Crew Hall Guard Commander of Drum and Bugle Frre Guard RUSSEL POWIS Houle Hall Guard ENID PRICE Nrckre Choral Club Hlrsch Herald French Club Oftrcer Gold H Councrl Lxbrary Clean Up Comm Atten dance Office G A A ANNAMAE OUINLAN Gold H Councxl Llbrary Glee Club Red Crcss Drama Press Agent Lunchroom Hostess Pan Amer lcan League Pres Sec Delegate to Downtown Councrl Mramx and Oh1O Conventlon of the Pan Amerlcan League Intramural Volleyball Baseball EUGENE RALL Gene Choral Club R O T C Reporter for Htrsch Herald Jr Chorr Crack Member VIRGINIA RECKTENWALL Jrmmle G A A Latm Club Gold H Councrl Gym Olhce Pan American MADELYN REED Molly Hxrsch Hltnld xrls Sports Edltor French Club V1cePres Attendance Otfrce Gxrls Glee Club Bowlmq League RUTH RENBERG Rufus Reporter Make Up Editor Executtve Editor of Hlrsch Herald National Honor Socrety Red Cross Glee Club Pan Amerrcan League Fmance and Crvrc Bureaus OIIICG Asst Srght Savmg Asst GAA Gold H Ccuncrl Open House Commlttee Com mencement Comm1ttee VERA REYHER Ronnle Hall Guard Pan Amerrcan League Hirsch Herald Reporter Latm Club Rxdmg Club Specral Deputy DONALD RICE Don Red Cross PanAmer1can Specxal Deputy Hall Guard Capt Trafflc Bureau Choral Club ROGER RICHARDS Rog Jr Cholr Pres Choral Club Lawyer Student Court Fmance Bureau Chalr Student Rep Chlef Deputy Honor Socrety Maroon Staff Golf Team Tennls Team PHYLLIS RIEDEMANN Phyll Hall Guard Annual Salesman GAA Pan Amerlcan League Rldmg Club Red Cross Clvrc League FLORENCE RILEY o Hall Guard GAA Pan Amerlcan League Latm Club Red Cross ' WVONNE RIPLEY vonme 5 MERWIN ROBERTSON Asst Chrei of Hall Guards X I l H S S 0 F I U ll E I 9 4 I rm gg ar ' fs -A i . ' . 'EMA X H H P ruyr A , B I' ' H G I gl p A I H 1 Q I , Ng Fl' l A. Roche J. Rodgers J. Rogers J. Roof R. Rcoker C. Root J. Rose R. Rosenthal P. Ross M. Rossner S. Rovner B. Rupp J. Rushton N, Salomon B. Schaar ALICE ROCHE Mickey Herald Salesman, Hall Guard. JUNE RODGERS Juju G.A.A., Office Ass't. JOHN ROGERS Choral Club, Track. JANE ROOF Glee Club, Bowling Guard. ROBERTA ROOKER Glee Club. Office Court. G.A.A. CAROL ROOT JEANE ROSE Jack League, Librarian, Jr. Choir, Hall Bobby Ass't., Librarian. Clerk in Student Pokey RICHARD ROSENTHAL Dick PORTIA ROSS Latin Club, Student Gov't., G.A.A. MITZY ROSSNER Mitz Choral Club, Hall Guard, Red Cross Del., Baseball, Bas- ketball. SANFORD ROVNER Sandy BETTE RUPP JOHN RUSHTON Jack Hall Guard. NOLA SALOMON Sal French Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Drama Club, Pep Club. Student Gov't., Civic League. Choral Club, Hall Guard, French Club, Herald Reporter, G.A.A.. Drama Club, Prom. Comm., Office Ass't., Senior Class Play. Herald, Choral Club, French Club, Clean-Up Comm. BABBETTE SCHAAR Babs LHSS UF lUIl 194 l65l B, Schar H. Schultz J. Schumacher P. Schwarz H. Sciaccotta N. Seney H. Seely B. Shaver E. Shively C. Sholler J. Silsdori H. Skinner D. Skoog C. Smith D. Smith BERNARD SCHAR Schlep Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Safety Engineer, Choral Club. Civic Bureau, Maroon Salesman, Publicity Bureau. Bar Ass'n. Lawyer. HERBERT SCHULTZ Herbie Band. R.O.T.C., Fire Guard, Stage Crew, Herald Pho- tographer, Riile Team. JUNE SCHUMACHER Red G.A.A., Basketball, Hockey Team, Red Cross Delegate. PATRICIA SCHWARZ Pat French Club. Choral Club, Gold H Council, Herald. Drama Club, Hall Guard, Pep Club, Beginning Band. HELEN SCIACCOTTA Chickie Glee Club, Herald Salesman, G.A.A., Oiiice Ass't. HORACE SEELY Choral Club, Drama Club, Senior Play, Maroon Circ. Staff, Maroon Pub. Staff, Baseball, Hall Guard, Orchestra, Lawn Comm., Bowling League, Tennis. NORMA SENEY French Club, Pan-American League, Librarian, Clean-Up Comm., Poster Club. BEVERLY SHAVER Bev Student Gov't., Editor oi Annual, Pres. of Aquatic Aces, Red Cross Del., Honor Society, Choral Club, Clean-Up Comm., Hirsch Herald, Latin Club, Debating Club. Pres. oi Gold Council, Sec. of Bar Ass'n.. Sec. oi Safety En- gmeers. ELAINE SHIVELY E Poster Club, Clean-Up Comm., Pub. Staff of Maroon. COPE SHOLLER National Honor Society, Editor of Maroon, Red Cross, Hall Guard, Physics Club, Drama Club, Student Gov't., Vice- Pres. of Gold Council, Business Manager oi Senior Play. JEROME SILSDORF Jerry Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Manager of Baseball Team, Intramural Baseball, Pan-American League, Maroon Salesman, Hall Guard. HARRIET SKINNER Judy Choral Club, Red Cross, Gold H Council, Safety Engineers. DORIS SKOOG Slcoogie National Honor Society, Vice-Pres. Aquatic Aces, Latin Club, Red Cross Del., Pan-American League, Bowling League, Safety Engineer, Student Gov't., Grounds Comm.. G.A.A., Pep Club. Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Ticket Salesman, Choral Club. CAROLE SMITH Smitty Pan-American League, Red Cross, Drama, Usher, Hall Guard Captain, G.A.A. DORIS SMITH Smitty Bowling League, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Latin Club, Pan- Americari League. 4 ELHSS UF IUHE I9 l 66 ROBERT SMITH SYLVIA SMITH Pep Club Lat1n Club Advertrsmg Staff f G A A LUELLA SMOTHERMAN Olfxce Asst G A A SUSANNE SODERLUND Intramural Basketball Deputy Hall Gua roon Salesman JOSEPHINE SOMOGYI ROBERT SOWA BEVERLY SPEYER Smitty Smrtty Herald Shorty Sue rd Ma Bob Bev Student Govt Pan Amerrcan League Hall Guard Attendance Offrce G A A MARGARET SPOTTS Margie Lrbrary ANNETTE SPREITZER Tom Cheerleader Choral Club Herald Salesman Intra mural Baseball Champs GAA Prom Comm Her ald Staff Bowlmg ANITA STANTON Hall Guard Capt Clean Up Campalgn Flre Guard Student Govt Pan Amerxcan League Offlce Clerk Adlustment Offrce Clerk RUTH STANTON Pan Amerxcan League Hall Guard Capt and Secy Office Clerk Herald Salesman Frre Guard Deputy Student Govt Clean Up Comm Adyustment Office Clerk HELEN ST CLAIR Natxonal Honor Socrety Gold H Councrl Sxght Savmg Scrence Club Pan Amerrcan League Red Cross Attendance Offlce G A A BETTY STEPHENSON Chubs Latln Club Bowlmg Grrls Hall Guard Prom Comm Junxor Guls Red Cross Drama Club MARJORIE STEWART Marne Red Cross Councrl Basketball and Volleyball Team Attendance Office Worker Jun1or Grrls Latm Club Mixed Chorus MARY STEWART Mary Beth Glee Club Hall Guard French Club Fl levi nikvrxfza ILHSS UF IUIIE 9 1 A - - M w : -, '.:f ,nffggfz , ,,V,hgQ.a, 6 'Q- 2 lbs DAVE SWANSON Dobbie Choral Club Football Team Hall Guard EVELYN SWANSON Swanee Hall Guard SHIRLEY SWANSON Blondre Maroon Grrls Sports Edxtor Honor SOCISIY French Club Red Cross Councll Grounds Comm Pan Amer rcan League Ofhce Asst Thanksglvmg Fund Cxvrc League Junror Choir Student Govt JOHN TAYLOR Student Court Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball MYRA TERRENCE Grrlze Hall Guard RUTH THEODORE Rusty G A A .TUNE TORGERSON June Bug Red Cross Representatwe GAA JOE TUNISON Duke Hall Guard Intramural Basketball Bowlmg League Intramural Baseball CLARENCE UHLE Lefty Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Hall Guard Lunchroom Host Student Gov Pan Amerxcan CONNIE VALKAN Herald Salesman Glee Club Hall Guard Capt GORDON VANSELOW mural Baseball and Basketball HERCULES VARELLAS Herk Baseball Team Wrestlmg Team Track Team Letterman Intermediate Intramural Wrestl1ng Champs EVA VERGA ShOl'IY G A A CHARLES VINCENT Chuck MARY VOMMARO Sh01'IY Hall Guard G A A 9 . K ' I - I I V .. . .. ig ' . 1 E ig, H C U H ,- A vv l I ,. .. if I ' r ' ' , 4 f I I I 'L' I - Basketball Team, Letterman, Hall Guard, Intra- 4 v . ff I A' H . I . ' . . if . 5' ,L f , V It 3 R 4 I ft ,J E E X tt, I t X i I . lf' . W I I Q ..V, Vrkl iw-W Y l . , . . U 'QQWNWV ff. s 2' tx 1 4 ' WARREN WAHLGREN Winks Student Gov't., Chair. Finance Bureau, Chair. Publicity Bureau, Chair. Ground Committee, Pres. Choral Club, Chair. Prom Committee, Herald Reporter. Civic Bureau, Maroon Salesman, Freshman Guide, Publicity Manager, Maroon. National Honor Society. MARJORIE WALDEN May JAMES WALSH Red Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. Chronicle Salesman. QA! Crane Tech.l HAROLD WATSON Peanuts Choral Club, Pan-American League, Civic Bureau, Finance Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Red Cross, Maroon Sales- man. SIDNEY WEINSTEIN Hall Guard, Wrestling, Lettermen. JOYCE WELLER Joy Librarian, Attendance Office, Red Cross, Student Gov't., Hirsch Herald, Pan-American League. EDITH WETZELL Edie Sec. Choral Club, French Club, Drama Club, Hall Guard, Chairs Vice-Pres., G.A.A. W. Wahlgren M. Walden J. Walsh H. Watson S. Weinstein 1. s,- as-71 J. Weller E. Wetzell R. Weyer J. Whittle J, Wieland A. Wiggins B. Wiggins R. Wilcox J. Wilhelms C. Wilkening RAYMOND WEYER Dippy Rifle Team, Lettermen, Officers' Club. JEANNE WHITTLE Jeannie Choral Club, Sec., Jr, Choir, G.A.A., Freshman Guide. Drama Club, Latin Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. JOHN WIELAND Jack ALBERTA WIGGINS Abbie Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Choir. BLANCHE WIGGINS Aquatic Aces, Hall Guard, Poster Club, Drama Club. G.A.A., French Club. RUTH WILCOX Willy Band, Civic Bureau. Latin Club, Special Deputy. JEANNE WILHELMS Willy Band, Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basketball, Open House Committee. CLAYTON WILKENING Clay Ring and Pin Comm., Intramural Baseball. ELHSS 0F IUIIE 1941 l69l 'F J NORMA WILLIAMS Normie Red Cross, Hall Guard, Pan-American League, Hostess. Science Club, Gold H Council. WILLIAM WILSCHKE Willie Junior Red Cross, Freshie Frolic, Safety Engineers, Trail lic Guard, Fresh-Soph Football. LOIS WILSON Bubbles Hall Guard, G.A.A., Intramural Basketball. MARGO WILSON G.A.A., Aquatic Aces, Drama Club, Poster Club. RAYMOND WISHART Wishy Civic Bureau, Deputy Fire Marshal, Pan-American League, Hall Guard. Stage Crew, Non-Coms. Club, R.O.T.C. WALTER WOLACH Wally Track Team, Bowling Team, Hall Guard. RAE WOLFSON Red Cross, Gold Council, G.A.A., Student Gov't. CHARLOTTE WOLFE Mimi Library. JOHN WOODY Woody Hall Guard, Intramural Softball, Bowling. N. Williams W. Wilschke L. Wilson M. Wilson R. Wishart W. Wolach Wolfson Wolfe J. Woody R. C. V, Yaw B. Young B. Youngberg Yudkoif Zack Zdanewicz A. G. B. VIOLET YAW Little Bit Latin Club, Pep Club, ' BETTY YOUNG Choral Club, Drama, Junior Choir, Sec., Student Court Clerk, Aquatic Aces, Hall Guard, Bowling Team, Circula- tion Comm. of Maroon Staff. BETTY YOUNGBERG Penny G.A.A., Equestrian Club, Aquatic Aces, Bowling League, Volleyball, Choral Club, Band, Orchestra, C.V.C., Le Cercle Francais, Pan-American League, Student Gov't., Maroon and Ticket Salesman, Library, Waitress, February Class Break- last. ANNETTE YUDKOFI-' G.A.A., French Club, Pan-American League, GLADYS ZACK Glad Biology Club, Pan-American League. BERNICE ZDANEWICZ Bern Library. Il I 4 1 ELHSS 0F IU E 9 l 70 CLHSS 0F lUIlE 1941 ESTHER ZI ELKE GA A Pan Amerxcan League Pep Club DONALD ZIRCHER Don Hall Guard Bowling League Intramural Soft ba SEYMOUR CUTLER es Cheer Leader Choral Club Herald Salesman Maroon Salesman Hall Guard Latm Club R O T C Non Com Club JIM DURHAM Bu French Club Hall Guard lOmaha Central Hugh? LORRAINE FALK Loryy Choral Club Commencement Usher Bowlmg Club Rxdmq Club Horse Show Kmttmg Club May Pete lFranc1s Shxmerl AUGUST GIRARDI RALPH MOLINE Flre Guard Hall Guard Drum and Bugle Corps JAMES REDA DONALD WAGNER Moldy 4l IUNE GRHIJUHTES WHIISE PIETURES UJERE ll0T THIlEIl ll AGEE ALFRED ANDERSON JAMES ASHJIAN MARIE AUTEN LORRAINE BEAHAN JOYCE BENSON RUTH BERMINGHAM BLANCHE BLACKMAN DONALD BOWE JAMES BRONIEWICZ JOE CACOZZA ROSE CEPURAN ANNE COFFEY DAN COFFEY EILEEN CONNERY JOSEPH COOPERSMITH JOHN CURIA MARIANNA DEAN ADELE DESCHAMPS RICHARD DUNCKER CONRAD FARDIG GLEN FILECCIA ANTHONY GARNSEY JUNE GARNSEY VIRGINIA GECIP JUNE GILMORE BOB GOODMAN BILL GOODMAN JACK GUTCHER EUGENE HARR VERA HFRTLE GUS hILLS ROBERT HEUGHES ELMER KAMBER ALICE KELLY DOREEN KELLY JACK KELLY RITA KONEK JOHN 7 KOZLOWSKE AL KRONE BILL LACHAPELLE ELMER LANDRY EUGENE LAPP LUCILLE MALECKI CASIMIR MANTEI OLGA MARCINIAK RAYMOND MARTIN GEORGE MATTSEN MADS MCELWAIN ARLENE 'VICGRATH KATY MCGREGOR WARREN MINDES JACK NEDWIG DOROTHY NORDIN LENNART OLSEN DOROTHY PARKER JIM PALMER VIOLA PARLIER NORMA PEARSON BERNICE PRZYBYLA JOSEPHINE ROSENBERG SAMUEL ROGERS NANCY SAUNDERS JEAN SHIELDS LORRAINE SMUCKER JACK STANFORD ALBERT STEIVEST MARJORIE STEIN SYLVIA SWIFT KELVIN WAGNER DONALD WARREN DONALD WELLS RUSSELL WINNBERG INGER ZAPPA ALBERT ZILKE AACRE SEPTEMBER Upper Left: Back at school, greeted by Barney ! Confi- dant, adviser, and general overseer of h al 1 s, Officer Toner is an All- right guy! UCTUBER Upper Right: Tea or coffee? Which- ever they took, they had a won- derful time at the G.A.A.tea... Lower Middle: Struttin' their stuff at the Witches' Walk. Orange bal- loons, streamers. fast music, and fun . . . t A fz .JW IHHIIHRU 1942 , ftxli , t lf Qyx Z J QLD? V jf-X .s ,T 1 j IANUARY '42 CLASS OFFICERS H.Pl1.11g.s, Pzf-11 doing G. S :Ld 1. .1 S' t - P-ttxiyy A. A'Cx.f:s, Tiff rszurvxp fl. C: ft: H0000 THINGS I0mE . . . and do we know it! The class of January '42 has scarcely four divisions, yet- Well, let's go way back to the middle ages when they toddled in, wee Freshies with wide- eyed looks about them. They were wise little people and they weren't the least dismayed when we frowned down upon them and said: No activities for a while, Froshes! They chuckled and went right ahead to take their places in the band, to capture high marks, to fill in football, basketball, swimming and baseball teams - They had handicaps right from the beginning, too. They were put back on four majors and their whole schedule was rearranged so that somehow swimming got lost in the tussle, but the spunky division went on. i H SmHll PHEKAGESH They were downhearted when South Shore claimed half their members, and they saw their division dwindle . . . But there is something sort of friendly about their division, they avow -because everyone knows everyone else . . . to talk to, not just to point out . . . They came out with some pretty fine senior officers, having as their president the piano and football playing letterman, Harold Phillips: as vice-president, gay Geneva Griffin: as their secretary, efficient Gloria Sandalis: and as treasurer, the financial wizard, Aaron Aidus. They are stronger than ever now, and just as full of pep as the day they arrived. Now that they've reached the post of High Most Exalted Seniors, they're sure to be long remem- bered for their achievements . . . l73l THE FEBRUHRU ILHSS 0F1942 AARON AIDUSS Bud Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Basketball Champions l940, Lettermen's Club, Radio Club, Class Treasurer, Choral Club. Hall Guard, Sports Editor, Maroon. BETTY ANDERSON Drum and Bugle Corps. LORRAINE BABICH Hall Guard, Honor Society, G.A.A., French Club, PHYLLIS BAUMAN Willie National Honor Society, Junior Girls, Adjustment Office Assistant. SERGE BENDER Frenchy Choral Club, French Club, Equestrians. R,O.T.C.. Herald Salesman, Hall Guard. BETTY BOLLINGER Betty Hall Guard, G.A.A. ROBERT BORG Bob Red Cross Rep. DOROTHY BORN Dotty Hall Guard. Special Deputy, Bowling Team, Science Club, Junior Girls, Pep Club, G.A.A. MERRI ETHEL BRACKENBURY Glee Club, Pan-American League, Civic League, Student Gov't., G.A.A. Baby EARL BROMSTEDT Brom Maroon Staff, Hall Guard, Special Deputy, Bowling League, Maroon Salesman, Social Chairman, Track Team. MURIEL BROTTMAN Micky Locker Guard, Hall Guard. TOM CADDICK HarpO Football, Lettermen's Club. Track. EMMA JO CARGO Jo Equestrians, Drama Club, G.A.A. BETTIE CARLINE Buffie Drama Club, Senior Girls, PanfAmerican League, Herald Reporter. MICHAEL CAVOTO Mike Safety Engineers, Hall Guard, Herald Staff, Track Team. Basketball, Red Cross Rep. HELEN CLAUS Pudge Civic Bureau, Clean-Up Campaign, Student Court, Pub- licity Bureau, Finance Bureau, Choral Club, Hall Guard. Traffic Bureau, Finance Bureau, G.A.A., Junior Girls. Pan- American League, Decoration Committee, ADELYN CLEARY Skinny Glee Club, Aquatic Aces, Poster Club, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Hostess. G.A.A.. Advertising Staff, Latin Club. Red Cross. GRACE CONGELOSE Gracie Office Ass't. HELEN COSTABILE Dimples Glee Club, Red Cross, Safety Engineer, Pep Club. Thanksgiving Collector, Ticket Salesman. French Club. G.A.A., Student Gov't. Clean Up Committee, Junior Honor Society, Intramural MARILYN CHOPPER Mac Baseball. Basketball. Librarian, Hall Guard. A. Aiduss B. Anderson L. Babich P. Bauman S. Bender B. Bollinger R. Borg D. Born M. Brackenbury E. Bromstedt lat M. Brottman T. Caddick E. Cargo B. Carline M, Cavoto f H. Claus A. Cleary 'si' 4' G. Congelose ff L l 1 V' ,,,. I 6 I-I. Constabile M. Cropper O. Crow J. Deeminq D. Demuth f 1 P5 OLGA CROW Librarian, French Club, Freshman Frolic Committee, Student Gov't., Pin Salesman, JUNE DEEMING DOLORES DEMUTH Dee Office Ass't. ROSE MERRI DRAPER Peanuts Poster Club. Jr. Choir, Science Club, G.A.A. WILLIAM EASTERWOOD Tiny EDWARD ERIKSEN Ed Hall Guard Capt. .,f R. Draper VV. Easterwoocl E. Erilcsen IVI. Farrell . M. Fraher A S J. Freed G. Frlslie MARGARET FARRELL Red MARJORIE FRAI-IER G.A.A., Field Hockey, Pep Club, Gold H Council, Bowling League. JACQUELINE FREED Jake Glee Club, Equestrians, Pan-American League, Hall Guard. GEORGE FRISKE Friskie Basketball, Intramural Basketball Champs, Hall Guard, Intramural Softball. THE FEBRUHRU CIHSS UF 1942 I 75 l THE FEBRUHR9 ILHSS UF 1942 NICK GAROFALO Nick ROSEBELLE GOODRICH Rosie Band, Orchestra, Band Letter, Student Gov't., Librarian, Aquatic Aces, Publicity Bureau, Lunchroom Hostess. GENEVA GRIFFIN Gene Pep Club, Student Gov't., G.A.A., Hall Guard, Bowling Team, Basketball, Drama Class. VIVIAN HANSEN Viv Choral Club, Pan-American League, Hail Guard, G.A.A., Junior Girls, Student Court Lawyer, Finance Bureau, Physics Club, Maroon Staff, Freshman Guide. ROBERTA HARE Robbie Red Cross. MILDRED HOCKING Millie BETSY HOERR Betz Band, Orchestra, Student Gov't., Special Deputy, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, G.A.A., Herald Salesman, Herald Staff, Choral Club, Freshman Reception Committee. RUTH JERGENS Choral Club, Red Cross, Attendance Office, Hall Guard. MARILYN JEROME Jeromey Girls' Glee Club, Student Gov't., Special Deputy, Student Court, Hall Guard, Lunch Room Hostess, Sec., Pep Club, G.A.A., French Club, Junior Girls, Freshman Frolic Com- mittee, Pan-American League Gold H Council. ELAINE JOHNSON Swede Glee Club, G.A.A. LORRY JOHNSON Swede Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, THELMA JORDAN Teddy Red Cross, Hand Book Group, Safety Engineers. RUTH ICELLAMS Mickey Hirsch Hand Book Rep. JACK KOSACK Kozy Ticket Salesman, Hall Guard. Student Govt., Activity Piri Salesman, Herald Salesman, Lunchroom Guard, Red Cross FLOIFUEFCEELCESFFMAN Hmossiel Council, Wrestling Team. Intra-Mural Wrestling, Intra-Mural ' Baseball, Intra-Mural Basketball, Maroon Salesman. WALTER HOLLAND Wally Student Gov't., Maroon Staff. Drum and Bugle Corps, EMA LALLEMAND Lee' Track Team, Swimimng Mgr., Basketball Mgr., Fire Guard, Hirsch Herald, Drama Club Staff, Glee Club. Hall Guard, Red Cross, Pan-American League, National Honor Society, Herald Salesman, Pin Salesman, Stage Crew. RUTH LEHMANN Ruthie JOANNE HOTCHKISS JO GAA Mamm- Sec., Student Gov't., Choral Club, Pan-American League, Pin Salesman, G,A.A., Herald Salesman, Special Deputy, DONNA LEUWER Dee Hall Guard, Latin Club. Hall Guard, Attendance Office. N. Garofalo R. Goodrich G. Griffin V, Hansen R. Hare M. Hocking B. Hoerr F. Hoffmann W. Holland J. Hotchkiss aim R. Jergens M. Jerome r E Johnson L. Johnson if . T. Jordan M R. Kellams J. Kosack E, Lallemand R. Lehmann D. Leuwer J. Leuwer JEAN LEUWER Hall Guard, LUCILLE LIEBER Red Choral Club, G.A.A., Latin Club. JACQUELINE LIND Jackie Latin Club, Band, Honor Society. tParkerJ Hirsch Choral Club. JUNE LUTZ Pinkie G.A.A. ERNEST MAXFIELD Reggie R,O,T.C., Hall Guard, Pan-American League. BILL MCCLURE Tub Football Team. L. Lieber ,Q ' . J.Lind If LAAAI v1sJ J. Lutz E. Maxfielci B. McClure A. Mendelson J, Milne M. Mindell J. Moir ARNOLD MENDELSON Chip Adv. Band, Choral Club, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Lunch- room Host. JOHN MILNE Jack Hall Guard. Pan-American League, Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Guard, lntra-Mural Baseball. MARVIN MINDELL MindY JEAN MOIR Jeannie French Club, Gold Council, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, G.A.A., A.C.C.L. tCalumet1, Lunch Captain lCalu4 meth, Junior Honor Society lCalumet', G.A,A. Representative. THE FEBRUHRU ELHSS UF 1942 l77l THE FEBRUHR9 ELHSS UF 1942 GLORIA Momrri GlorY Hall Guard, G.A.A., Pep Club. LILLIAN MORTON shQnqhGi G.A.A. RAYMOND MURPHY Murph Bowling, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Civic League. JEANETTE NEHLS Choral Club, Attendance Office. Herald Salesman. Editor of Maroon, Ticket Salesman, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Maroon Salesman, Junior Choir. JOSEPH NEUSBAUM Neusy MARGERY NORDHOLM Sis Bowling. SHIRLEY OGLE B1ondie ANNE-MARIE OHM Amo DONALD OLSON Olie Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Maroon Salesman, Spanish Club. DAVID OVERHOLT Davie Choral Club, Hall Guard Captain, Lawyer of Student Court. MARY PEPPERS Salt Hall Guard, Glee Club, Civic Bureau. KAREN PETERSON Sue G.A.A. MARILYNN PETERSON Pete Choral Club, G.A.A., Glee Club. HAROLD PHILLIPS Football, Letterman, Stage Crew, Radio Club, Herald Salesman, Choral Club, Student Gov't., Hall Guard, Intra- mural Basketball Representative to Springfield. ALMA PITTMAN Gold Council, Pan-American League, G.A.A.. Librarian, Choral Club. DORIS RIDDLE Home Economics Club, Alethean Club, Personality Club, CLouisville, Kentuckyl. ROSELLA RUZICH Zeke Hall Guard, Office, Maroon Salesman, Herald Reporter. G Moritti L. Morton R. Murphy S Ogle A, Ohm D, Olson GLORIA SANDALIS Stinky Choral Club, Attendance Office, Student Rep., Sec'y. Publicity Bureau, National Honor Society, Civic Bureau. Finance Bureau. Maroon Circulation Stall, Gold Coun- cil, Clerk of Student Court. BOB SIEGEL Basketball Team. ROBERT SILVERMAN Silvy Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, Special Deputy, Re- viewing Stand Staff. Fire Guard, Crack Platoon, Intramural Softball, Safety Engineer. GERALD SIMONS Jerry Swimming Team. CLARENCE SWANSON Swanee Choral Club, Judicial Council. MARGARET VAN REETH Midge G.A.A., Hall Guard, Junior Girls, Equestrian Club. BETTY VICKROCK Vick Hall Guard, Attendance Office, tAt Calumet? A.C.C.L., Editor, Calettel. CAROL WALDEN G.A.A., Special Deputy, Freshman Reception Committee, French Club, National Honor Society, Gold H Council. Red Cross, Hirsch Herald. LOIS WALTERS RALPH WASSMAN Hall Guard. PAULINE WEHLING Paula Glee Club, Office Ass't., G.A.A. LESLIE WEISENBURG Ginna G.A.A., French Club, Gold Council, Equestrians. tAt Calumetl A.C.C.L., Photography Club. SIMON WEISS EILEEN WHITING Lee Glee Club, Art Club, French Club. PATRICIA ZIMMERMAN Pat Special Deputy, Red Cross, Pep Club. Clean-Up Com- mittee, Junior Girls, Hall Guard, Maroon Staff. J. Nehls J. Neusbaum M. Nordholm D. Overholt M. Peifers K. Peterson M. Peterson H. Phillips A. Pittman D. Riddell R. Ruzich G Scxndalis B, Siegel R. Silverman G. Simons C, Swanson M. Van Reeth B. Vickrock f W., 'R c. Walden A '-5' P . L. Walters y R, Wcxssmcxn P. Wehlinq v 'lf L. Weisenburg S. Weiss E. Whiting P. Zimmerman l GRHDUHTES UIITHUUT PIETURES BABBE, LORRAINE BACKOURIS, HELEN BRUNACCI, VINCENT CARLSON, JUNE CHRISTENSEN, ARNOLD CHRISTY, WILLIAM CONNERS, RICHARD CONWAY, CARTER CORRIVEAUX. BILL CZUPRYN, ADOLPH DAY, GEORGE DERVIN, ABNER JACOBSEN, DONALD DITTBERNER, ELSIE JERSTROM, LAURENCE EXLEY, WARREN KUHLWEIN, BILL FREML, RICHARD LAMBERT. MARGARET GIRARDI, AUGUST LAURENCE, BETTY GNIO, TONY MCGUIRE, MARTIN HANAVAN, EDWARD NEWELL, ROBERT HANSEN, ANDY O'KEEFE, JACK HANSEN, PAUL PEARSON, ROY HANSEN, ROBERT PETERSON, LAVERNE HENNEBERG, ELIZABETH SIEGEL, JOSEPH H91 SKEATES, RUTH SKORCZ, JOHN SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, EDWARD STOFFREGEN, MAX STUMP, SHIRLEY VISK, GEORGE WHITE, ROBERT WIGODA, MARCIA WILLS, DON THRU THE UEHR. 80 NUVEMBER U p p e r R i q h t : Guarding the tomb of the unknown soldier at the Arm- istice D a y Pro- grarn. All the Rest: The Gold H Show. Hail, Liberty!! Phillips and Olson soaring out with Raph- sody in Blue , Cronican as Cleo- patra, the soft strains of Guen- del's Violin, and Morris as Maestro oftheday...A smash hit! JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to R1ght A Pf1n1ster P Ownbey R Jensen A Drummond L Hudson IUII Perhaps the most brlghtly colored sectxon of those on the band wagon are the juruors Everyone knows the jun1o1' you can tell h1m by h1s confldent walk just the beglnnmg of a practrced boredom dulllng the brlght grln of former years He IS doubly lndustrlous when 1t come to extra currlcular actlv 1l1eS because hell show those sen1ors now that hes 1n fhlfd year' He IS confldent because he knows all the ropes and he s really a full fledged mem ber now He knows and practlces all the latest fads and treats h1S studles w1th respectful 1nd1fference lm 1 G d 'ie fy, I I . Y . I ' s 4 as p cl Q L , 2 Q I -Str if 5 x I ,ff f I fb n a lx A be be 1 R 1134, l1 P YG Wllfpli 5. x .45 f 99 32 H f 09-E . E' x, LL LOe llsofx L1 LL4 IUIIU Class of 42' Your thlrd year at H1ISCh deserves unl1m1ted pra1se Your SChOlQSl1C soc1al and athlehc achlevements have been outstandmq The servxce you have rendered to Hrrsch m this thlrd and mosi successful year w11l stand forth as a goal for future Jumors I32l fX -s. QS. .5..fx:I.1.' ll All x 11.ci.1 1.2 F-.xv '14 ' 5- V 17 Qzgtuzut. S- Q 1' 9' X ? 3 , .-+.:.ar::s:. . X 'L fTi5iiif5.lE5. ' , f - , YJ Auaxissz. l 1' V Q 2.1. A.f.fa.V1f:f. ' Y 'o 1. Axciexscz' M IJ. An 'ezsim , ', 'I 'zitlxmzif r. V Fxzmzlfz 6 9 ' ' K 'ff S ', 9' 6 r. yr: ' X ' ' E 1 1. 1.1L I Q k 2 Lf. f. F zkf. A fa , , 51. ,- N g i r., Z -vK1:.1:: 9 8 L. if fl V - X if :CE .Mu H ' 'IZZ61 1 , ' - R -exsrrr ' A , ' ' gr: sg - ' 9 Q' '. Bezaluza . J ' , ' G. Bfiazhgri -. , ' 2 , '. .'. Eczmtz ru- wg. gf G gf A , 'N x E,H.:z1y , L Y .' ' J. I 'K' N f ,i x f 1- H- '- ia' lla., .-f i - i I Hr: me ' 1 li l.1kvr11:.ly': H, Eiolk , A Bioczg. J , V 5 Q. l A Ecrpc '3 2' bf '. 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History lie ahead, so maybe Junior life isn't so bad. Well men, chins up, for- ward march, and on to Seniordom! I84l rn!-f 32 ik Q IUIIIUR GIRLS To match these broad shouldered Junior men, we have the svelte Junlor g1r1s The1r hopes of that shnky formal and blg date at the Sen1or Prom share places 1n the1r pretty heads w1th the1r thlrd year Latrn Physxcs and hopes of mak1nq the Honor SOCIETY Q11 11 Ra R1 R 1s11 R77 I 1 1 I I IIIMIIORK 1C n I SIQO1 F a 1 Hmrt It w111cI 11 Qvft Cx Sw 11 9... Q Vw wwiwmx h V III eu ns 1 VVV, 1n f I I I'1:It'1 II. Pcvvm-II -1. 5. fl , P IJ. P1:11111311 F' -xx R J ' 1- Am 6 ' 5 IVI. 111 ' ' c' . . II. dt Ic 1 1 1 V I IH. 111k I 1 , . 1 I. r. .11:,:f.:1 Q A' ' , I. Rath ' - Q 1 ' B. Rt 1111.1 ' If H1 CI1 - II. H1 ow- . Q '- .K . K' S II, H1 1c.'I1f-1 3 I 6 .II Q 5' I ' IP. R+11' 1.-11. 3' W W. R 1 CI F. R,11f'I1:1' I .A A, . 1 .1 1 ' 'Enega I -I V. R1'1f11':. ' 'W' 5' ' qu' 1. Rfb :te- I. It11I11f1t:: . .- , Y IS, Itc1LI:5t1f'11 v . 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He is painfully superior with Freshies, trying to forget that he just got over being one . . . There we have the Sophomore. . . . PARKEITS DIVISION HOW' l: f'1rrf::.11r: H H cf, G. fwrzfrtttr HOW' ..: I. ' in :', G. K' I .tx ' Fr ef1r1.z:. l Cl' ll 5 tl HCNN G Vortfssl. I T-l.w13l. M. Stirriluy, A Ctzstzmlt, K f'11fl':,.'V E. llfr.:.Ks1:. HOVV -1: T lJTt'irt1ir.f9yff1 H. .jrrrzf .os-, ff. Ft! :Lise VN. Tl- l-I..-, ff. HE. 'lr J EDITORS STAT-I ITQG: M. H' v-d B. lixxlinq, A l5't:yi.frt-: ' l1::.c' e f Y' ::. 'r.. SI A'lkl.l: M V1 ry lvf. F- 'ic Z.: A 'Tzu' .:fr, P. ?f'l,':':i MI'I'CHEI.I..'S DIVISION HOW l: A, Hue, I. Pzeisicfl, K. Murino, I. Swanson. HDV! ..: I. Ljtritrr G. li zttzirtr., V, Hurd, H. Groitori. HQVV 3: M Vtiriuxl, H. Robbins, H. Gloss. S'l'ATll'lf'lG: C. l'Il1PIIf, VV. Lfrnnstori, B. Gntt H. Tchnsfr., F Skt txtt ::, A. Anderson, T. Lehirrlfiri, H. fmzaon F. fuller, 'Q. Mf::t.rr, V! VV1lhui T871 TRAYFORD'S DIVISION HQYJI l: ff lviffikre, E A..in'1.. 5, f.1t1t,rib-iizrr ll Curr-rr. l. Unit-ll S. fvrnz-fri, If Alfr., I 72.llr1:t A lx.:f'?.rri1r. HOW' 1' 'c'!ir.str-:T IH la:-r., 'N MFI eizrfc ff.. Tf'Iit:tm:11 1. E. :Lsky A. Eirqlzibr. H. yltf 1 -'rizrzi E11 birth lf Qt :z 1 T in FTA ' ITSG: Vi' f'.e':r.5: H 5 gary, H, Srznfr. T. lfli'Frffte1:' fi ,, . WEISZ'S DIVISION HOME' l: F. Hgzsfg' C buff - TI. 'W 4'- .r.STe1... F.C'!-' r. H Rogers, H. l.C2irr.Z1i, il. lf:.ni:'t:tr.. Gffzdettrfrri. HCR' E: Y. V':x:1'i I, l...r1r:.r:.Lr1Li T Eeinr. ffl. H :lit STA .l l'lG: l. Ff.r'.L:1., lf EZ :Ln r Qfrsffw' .3-.riiill Fnrsef, E 'I- .:Cr1 '.z13d.r1 '. .. . l rg' r R. ' . :1 F ff' r..:.:: S Pl.1::.1 W.. ' ' r f K f' Q ANDERSON'S DIVISION ROM' I' ,:::.g 5 H Almqu st, M. Pull. s, I Il' V' 1' F. Burrisvar. L1 Ai I. Piikei, G. Allen STK' ' I' I IVI Beck '.f If 1 I.: P Florin G, Tvisflir-1 I H M ?e:1z1': '-: ' Atflvxs in BLUMENTHAUS DIVISION ,,. . . V R , ROW .3 . , M :'I'1zt 1, 1.4, Iitrii . A I'IL1:1. L HN , I . .,1x11rk':1l:11fs1i I-I I': 1:1 I. 'N'iy:. 4 ,T HQIA' '53 I.. I3 :ff I K Az Irrzlfiy I' G' riZ..f I 'J1' B' Ibvfxris' 1: I:.1..r' I . 1. 14 ' - ' 3... 1 .. THEU D0 IT THE S0 Her sweater on backwards, saddle shoes that have never seen white shoe polish, hair in the most g1amorous coiffure, and a shiny face, eagerly anticipating the arrival of Number One Fella, give you a quick picture of our Sophomore girl. In- cidentally, books as well as looks are in her campaign program for Hirsch. CAHMODYVGRIEVFS DIVISION U pix-,D,,.., 'xx .. . .. ... .,, ,. or 111.1 I. S::.1tI. -11 E Rasa lvl. f::g': V I S::.:1:, F 1:1.1, ' lfiw' ':.:. f'v Ir ic-'1 1' M N' gm ..... .s ., . A I' Q.. Qsig Luka, NI, limit: mn: I Q. FIOVV -I: M. fo.: ' 'v'V1r , 1. 1 . Berk'-i, lil. Florin v CIOLEICS DIVISION I?if .'. 1- I. lizzie: I 1 Gi. Is' 1 . , Q Ivjtcrtf I-ILJ'.'f z1:.: . 'U .I D1CI.'f '. P, I.1'k ,.. :W -- ' 4 ' fi ,. I I.'l...' ..n,,.I. PH COGI'II.AN'S DIVISION li-' .HM Q 2 I ..U., . Bw. .. 1..w.I' I-..1v1:1:': 1, I. .. ...r. . :Ik 11. IICTN. .1 Ifmlzf Ii. H xxx nu, wlmsum If. I x11:. I1I wk I'zL1--1, Lf SHMII, A I3-rx:x'.,1:1-y I' zizy. :7I'.-XxX1I I'lT 'S L': mv, I I gm, '.LfI'111,: 13, II II :' :L I ,m ,.u1. Ii LTI lik -' Ii' vkrt H I'I 1:.f:' rx I. 'lxm'I 1' .' -' R 1,- 3 -mm- 1 Tfy.: DeHOQUE'S DIVISION IT VV I ' ' LQ MQINN--y, I. I.v:.'y, M.?3Q:Iw1 F., 1w.w7gi: IV. , .w ,IMI-, I Pxmb F. II mlm-zz, M. I-lflsoxx, R. Sp- IIIUIII ' Wwlx ' HGH' 3: S. .ivIm,:mv I KJQSQI, I. Bjuxw II. Hair? F. I.1:1l f' I' 'Iy I ' :xr ',-1 k Zn, Il. EIN-. ' IIIERIIHII lllH9 w KANE'S DIVISION I ra Q Bv..1':wtt, Ixyzu, ufiel. HCT. x I 1 I B HI 'fi RCM' 3: Q H111-N .1 Pxrigiz 311, t' HQI'.'.' 2: A Si:-Fnsez., f I ,Q L.. L, I x' . - fX..,.,,,4 ' ,. M- . x, .-.. .- fx LAI-'ISON'S DIVISION -. D :.,.vv- 5 '.,.. L ,V 4.--1, . ,,.h.f.,, .,,. . 1 ,f . -T:A,. 1. x HW THE HIEHRIIT' He is never without that huge and shining new brief- case he got for graduation from grammar school. Teachers scare him to death and a Senior is an omni- potent being to be held in awe . . He breaks EUHIEH UF THESE ITEEULU SULUH SEEDS Ullll BLUSSUIH FORTH IITTO LlND'S DIVISION . Hz. .' : .. ,.,, fo. .,.1.' . G H331 I . B 13,111 T' .: A, Kfstk E S511 K' 4 T-f c .L:1 is A S fl. ' T- T.f.'f'1Z.1nP 3: T. Flurszx' E. SEE F fir. :. S '1'J1.de1 L' Cgzzii 'ill l. I, xy, R. FTATQ. IffG: lf flex-.':'. rr. Vezrtoitiifti A tfT.1lI,i-ck r.. Re de. P. Rf. I. ci PI fx in .-X I. 'ss ' 2 1: 1 H. MAGG'S DIVISION .A I f. Gilsi 115 Z. F, fy :.. 'S Q PQ 1111: f: ' ff 'Q' 'vf xc 'J--'1l E P 11 T Y: 'ii s.-.' .ar 11 E. 5' -. 3 1 .aw- E Q1.g- 2 1 . l.r1dn21Ik L YJ' Q1 f. I :xc F':.f :fL'.'. 1 Tf'ILJT','. i.I. FT 111' , T Lfffzn f 1-is 9. flu, LT. B'-:.:1+-I' NICKLAUS' DIVISION . , T' I' - . I. , 1 ' T' 12:1 ' ' ' S' , . . 01.4. fl. . . H11 11, 2 Eff. I1 I-T1tt.:::f1 E. , 1. f.f .-'uw 'Q Q, 1 Rkbffxr P. I I41v..:, G Er, ' 'Pi 1 Lv: I. P1 mkel L. 3 r.QL1yia, T., 551411 'I :,z,. . I. ' Smith E. F f' 1i', F L71-15' 1, RC J, T 'ff wdw nd rl.. :. fl. Tho. L ' ' ' :.a1 'v Mirc11:11 '. Hrftih A it 'fx H.,-K S ' .Quit NF THE GREEN his neck getting to classes on time cmd carries his lunch in ct little brown bag . . . There we have the FRESHIE,-small and green now, but the tradi- tions crnd standards of Hirsch are in his hands,- for he's the Senior of 1944! ENNLD NEUJS NTFINHGER UN NFEIEER UF THE STUDENT GUVENNINENT A. ROSS' DIVISION :z.:z ll. 55:1 rid., S. Q I 7. Vt-ritz, P .17 I. Fzzrikiiiz, P. Oil- 11. ami' rf. Slrllei, if S::lxixi1,:'ke1 ROW' Q: T. 91: 1, ' R. M. Rott: Tf'.:tsr:.t-not C, Flhfy f, I. P:t'::'v.al1, H. M.'G IE 'l, St-gfizz. SOLOMAN SMITH'S DIVISION 1: Q. Q,'1z1:'1f1, B Vzziselcx-J, F. lip'--1 .. st-'.. E. l.11s::Q, l.. Stwgliff:.s K. S'.'f9P:15','. . YD'ga:i,u::asi:1, VJ :lsiz T. Kzrig, flelsfzp 5. A:L.1't.1 :.. fcizriscrg, I. T-211:15 1, A. Vi et. ROV! 3: E l. its I. S iii L Eqozk, Q. Stzoxziixr-1 1 T.. Twusvg, R Clit: 1:1 3. HJ mei, G'ii.1:::1:zi', ff. Vleisli, H. V.ClCSC ' if Leonsic I. Hunk, A. Afiirts, F. Push: T H1153 STEINBACH'S DIVISION llQ'.'.' 1: f lifts, M. Eydfiiizjk T Fvxrf H . rfxilzel l. AIDS rx, T. VV' iid. RCW' Q: E. f xv .1 ,. .1111 T '.'fE.1l12:1 i . if :city Giosvenix, .5 :L l LT xzsrxgll, H. l. 1lfl':r.t. HOW 3: B Lomb, li. M rn I the lf ll'ui'z P l'i'i ii P P i,i ' Li 11-2 ii. - .1 . 1 1 ' K' ' IN, Stsn, A. Krillwxlizw-1, M. lvity r 0.4-H. 1- l:.tu::l 1 1 1 1 Zh FRESHIES RCU' 1: E, Ccj.-.'Q.. Lf, Lfzzscr. Q, F' ' ' E PII E11P1,:1':., F. F1':r.1-V, IJ. NIQ 'Z Lf, ff. . 1, lf. P ROE' IT: C Fir. M, Y, 51.512, ir., I G11:t1f:' .. '.'.',r1 VI. RCf1'1t:1 F fizvfwz. M. f.'I.llf: F, Ii rw 1: P. ILM1 I. Lf .1, I. P11111 gs, Vf BI:'::.q11::' IIC.'.'V . , H111 1.11151 B, 71'1r111Q G, IIf11:.:g, l. Ewlmf I, ' Ir' :.Il.f 13111135-If 11: Ii IJ- 11e'f:, VV- 41114111 BUSCA'S DIVISION HMT. .3 if I 1: -,if f,I,l.'1 f.1 , ' I. . I 11: If 111121-1 I, 1, 11111, RCU' .I I1 fxlm Aihbrl QT. N'.',I+'r., E11 '. 1n'k zz. R. ESIGSTI1 rf, I. Azmwt. HCV! Hull' Qr. Q I: :wrzzg VI. GP'.'.'1Qf F. '.I 'H ..1111, fi ICF f, TZ fkbz ST!-.flIfIffG: G - 11' IQ C2520 ' :rt ' H' f1::.::. r. ,613 CULLEN'S DIVISION HCIW 1: '31 Y .151 Lf. R255 A. 'Q it 1, I, H193 'rift Pr111r,d:1!A ' H U Vt, Y I'Q.:'1 I1 F 114 '.', IIi'lQ',' 1 'ff ' ' I: 'ff '31 IV' :I-1.' I1 E C 3 EI Ei' f't.1':I' f ' I HQ CJ, 1. I In 11 'f ' I, .5 P: Yf, ? - . i':' - i 1 , 1 I ' ' ' I Q I1 :: DORAN'S DIVISION I -, 1, E' ffiiz' .' I- L- K 'lf E-I::.:1 I-15.3 A. .-2 W '. Qfi :Zinc VA ... '- .fn - v V ff.,- P 7 :3 - ' it 1: 'A 'hz L SRM Q w . ,. T FRESHIES C. FIS!-II'IR'S DIVISION FL-'x. .' I: S. Im lf, I. Av :I 1, f-. M 1:14 1 A Arun' I, E L. 1. G. M3111 1, I. Icvlxnxlwrx. HCV! H: 5' 'IV mmxd, YQ lf :bk QI. Iiurmzg nd, Il. Tiwzskfxvitz, Ii. dv' 1, I.. IA-nn 011111, M. IeAr1f:1.L1. HOME' 3: If. I5'1i1'l.., I... V mflrk H ff F' ::.z' zz. fl. I' ty: 1 1 : f.', 1' QIVZ ' Pfz :Isa S. FISI-IER'S DIVISION Elf!! I. R. Gcftty A W: izht, H. Anklcm 5. Exp., G. Hfzzflfz, R. Hubxziek. ROE xfmqgllfi, V. Hqfett 'f A. Koz Pc tfxsssrx b. G1 '1:iQ, F':1s::1b': M. TXLIIIEY, D, A51 ', :r..'xk, E. Mrlrzilru, If. Gcddfxzd, ROW ,. R. '. I'IPL1:1gizeI'. I. Yf' Ibex: E. Iw'f.1Fi, f A I O in .. ,V r- ..... ff. KNOSPE'S DIVISION .J 1: If F1 fic: rm, A. Hfivs T. Czvz, LS' Iilfl L. , A.. .L ..I. Y :1'!'2, n 53 Fx' I:1:.:,4i:' I Gifcxstf , . Qv.,t',' Lf :', ff . IIf,ZK'.' fi: I., 'I J 311.311, . G. T111 :':1:. fi M H 1, H. K :.,1'. 1 f H1'N'.-:ix P. 'Sz UI. K- 113' ' H :J STA4.. fffl Ii. f :Sf.'E1.1':: I, - :'::'tx 11. E .:1 A. K1 1 in Pl :fk -. f 1:1 1: KOI'IN'S DIVISION . :iff-2 I reg' R. . 3 f.. ff'g2:t.'Zr1 F 51 S 'T F, '. PQ'.'f f ,V 1: '.:,. ' 'Miz r :.:,. 74,1 1. I7 EQ 142.1 ' 7'A7'Q: H5437-iv N fl .. 11. .. ..., .,.. .3 -. I ,.... -AU -.., ., 1. ... I... , - . ,. -..,, -IQ 1 L. V . X A, 1 .. OM, Y ., X- . ., ww, -y ,. P::'. lybflvfdf f 5'-f f if 11-4X 7-4 fxpf- Xi -arf ,X XA SX X5 f 'N- ST k!7Ctz'vz'tz'e5 Q . ' , L P' ' f' 1' .'- , X P o , YSTI, ,-'rl , 5 r .+. ..A, P' Y 'Xe uf' - JI Y ' ,rf L. M x . L 3' I Inf! 5 ,y ,X 'YN x ,xr r, Il I ' N lj lv T X-XE X-XXQSCX-N BP-NDN AGGN .41 CHORAI. CLUBfLEFT CHORAL Cl.UBfRIGHT V761 RGtRGH Et V0tlES EVER St RHG ' ' , white one hu 'r eyes enerq ' , es i've voices soar thriihnqiy nt ot them. Ptttos roii ther d diaphraqms, and bass is over. One hundred twenty- i taces watch the motions ot the tiqure in tro tenors perspire ireeiy, sopranos conscientiousiy expan expose busy tonsiis. Then one more fine pertormance by the Chorai Ciub and huqe buses carry the qanq home, the Stoops ieadinq a hilarious rendition oi Shadr aCh . be iound every day fourth period surreptitiousty passinq notes. and But they can atso be tound sinqinq one phrase aqain ' hed. working the whote period to ' oi the piano or They can a neiqhbor' s homework. ree oi periection is reac d aiways there in iront they send qardenias, has copying and again 'tit the riqht deq get the dynamics iust riqht in one sonq. Pm behind the baton is their beioved teader. Mrs. Kane, to whom 'nes, boxes oi candy, and tardy teteqrams. 'Yhey're the qanq that hout the city. comic made vatenti our name tamous throuq IQ71 BLGINNERS BAND P A RCM. bi e mkel H V Q e LI c son A Brown CYS! d J Rocht D Pieisol at V Tliunstiur' Q-Ox If use ' A M ixcussen Q e 1 4 re a RO t Q s ini i A t is for such sterling organizations as this that we compose this annual All our sports cmd peppy school activities would be lost without the vibrating backdrop of our school band It typifies all that we of Hirsch admire in our school somebody always there to cheer you on and give you a lift when the goings tough Our players in the game fight for the points and our students led by the band are fighting just as hard on the sidelines to see them win THE BHIIIJ THE URIHESTRH We come here to Hirsch to get well rounded educations and it is only through organizations that let us express our individual talents -whether art or music that we can gain such an education. The Orchestra of Hirsch supervised by Captain Steinbach is one such organization. It is the corral in which the higher notes of classic production can be tamed and organized into a unified expression of instrumental beauty. ORCHESTRA lf PTFE: P. I ml: ROVV 1 . .1 1, . A o' in . 'lx y '13 il, T.. .-'l' .' il , . Q:iu sri, . ri tson, R, VVtlt :', A. Po i', 1. If t ju, '.: . Excel , ea . as . p, 'f : . r 3 , IJ, Wren, . 1 r, . pr. ., . lJ.1..on , E. '.g-. . Tm ' N t. olqii, I. 5: nn. ROW 3: V. Larson . 'zur is, . .N .w' 'i . x Qlox, ,. Vx: t'z-- 'z '. WEEHl1IIlHI4ESUEH BEHUTIEUL HIUSIE TOGETHER Is- BAND OFFICERS Left to Right: J. Wilhelms, Sec.: J. Bill, T R. Ormsby. Vice-Pres.: G. Fardiq, Pres. TIED NOTES -the friendships made while sending out the melodies together- ON THE UPBEATU-the indrawn breath as Cap raises his arms and gives the signal- LOST HARMONY -when the trurnpeteer and drummer have their falling-out over the respective merits of Harry James and Ben Bernie- FINAL BAR -when graduation takes away part of the gang- There they are-pluggin' at the games-setting the beat of the march at graduation, playing the school songs at the Pep rallies and providing the melodic background of life at HIRSCH .... ADVANCED BAND ROW l: A. Ponty, M. Angstadter I. Bill, G. Hoover, V. laccbscn 2. Flanagan. ROVV 2: D. Mile! D. Siegel, E. Tuerk, R. Vfglcox, G. Tuschez, R. Gocduch, L. Pzntzar, H. Lang, M. Lewis, M. Wilhjelm, l. Dakes, ROW 3: B. Zervos, I. McGovern, E. Ball, R. Petvoskey, R. Jacobs, R. Stendel, I. Frandzel, B. Larson, A. E1'1:n:nd, I. Potter, R. I-lzffard, I. Madden, B. Herr, J. Olson, Capt. Steinbach. ROW 4: R. Excell, A, Mendelson, J. Miller, G. Fardicj, E. WLQQQE, H. Schultz, B. Martin J. Wilhelms, R. Oxrnsby, M. Rupriglit, R. Nelson, A. Huh, B. Cross. ,V, jf 1 ff, QLEE CLUB OFFICERS SYATEQZ Clxtiow gotuil Cl11i.ii1t iii- E. Htiiils, Vlcirfllitrltcitiit HCVJVV :f. Qfrzlfliirl l..lii riyir. E, H ir1:':ri,ItPrQs:CtEti7, if. fi :tiny fx V Batten, 'l'if- is V1 1 THERE'S IIIUSII III THE HIR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROVY 1: I Orchizci G, Besziez, ll. T-Ieison, E. Cannon I. Palmzgiani, C. Crow, I. McDamels, S. Gordon, E. lclinsozi. RCM' 7: G. Pilindzn, M, Muench, I. Le Mon B. Hanf son, L. Mitchell, K, Brtfrtnfzn E. H xzrzs A. R zz: f. S undersea, S, Stern. RCW' 3: G. Helmet, M, Svc--lvldt, E. Hrinssf ii, l . ll lltey, F. lie uri, Lf. Suvi, 1.1 laf, 'W itstti, B Sigh iii, H. Owens, lvl. Ieiorne. A. Quinlan, I. OKI-tit, A 'x.'Y.::11rtf, I Riff liQ5't'.' -li Q' fiixifz, I. ltfunzi lf L. lqrllertririd l.. l,. Btrttits S. Mtllrt, li Qzzutzi, N. L. zzlsfirx Pi. Fr-filtmzzfif-1, li fivltrisfxrt lvl. P-Trains, P., Soil nuuborg, R, Fmncts. HGV! fr: V Ecdez. tal Qi :.z. I Fztfd R. Exitei C. Lite-i, F Kimber, R. Mitclte-.l K, Vl :.2.tis, l, Iczlrtfiz. if Iolins: TEA Left to Right: B. Reamer, E. John- son, H, Costabile, H. Owens, M. Parsons, D, Orchard, S. Miller. -cubs il' ,ir -,. fi- when the Girls' Glee club gets together. They sing by way of occupation, but they might be giving a dance for the rest ot the school, selling clever paper hats to raise funds, giving marionette operettas, sipping green tea in a Chinatown res- taurant on a club excursion, trying out performers on enter- tainment days, or entering musical tournaments and com- ing out high-score. They are a credit to their Alma Mater as they play hos- tesses at their annual Mothers' Tea, raise their voices over the air Waves, give their services as entertainers in response to calls from school organizations, and cheer for their sponsor, Mrs. Constance Micklaus. N 4, I lgagv' IUNIOR CHOIR OFFICERS IUNIOR CHOIR ,, , . V . My E srizz r. 1 czreerie. mC.. t,.'!'.1i, 1, ':Z'1 '.,.py,., yl ., ,. ,c ,.,...t..,r.. HCV, 'J . Ixgsfri R, .... Htfff -1: il . ilu, I. Er'-it P it V H i1:' 'ici f V, IUNIOR CHOIR 'Bti' .,: E, Kciifsfu' 2 1:it,r H ,, M Y1...1,. .. C111 I UHI UR I HUI R-B.I. CBEFURE IHURHL ILUBD Proteges of the Choral Club, groundlings preparing for their initial flight, the Junior Choir raises young voices hopefully as they train for possible entry into the mecca of their desire --the Choral Club. Teaching them the principles of choir sing- ing, letting them know the true value of those little black things in the music books, Mrs. Kane thus insures herself of good, substantial voices to substitute for graduating seniors in the Choral Club. HOU UUGHT T0 BE Ill PIETURESH was the opinion of students and parents the nights of January 30 and 31, when they clapped their gloves to shreds at the sparkling Senior Play DON'T TAKE MY PENNY , given by the Hirsch Senior Drama Class. Besides the Senior Plays, these able actors, directors, make-up artists, press agents, and property folk under the direction of Mrs. Lois Magg, have added much to the success of other dramatic efforts during the year. During their daily sessions in Room 237, voices that croaked with shyness become deep and powerful trumpets of famous lines. Awkwardness and fumbling becomes smoothness and poise . . . In short, Joe and Jennie Hirsch suffer a metamorphosis,-they are the future Hamlets and Lady MacBeths of the legiti- mate theatah'!!!! SCENES FROM DON'T TAKE MY PENNY TOP LEFT: It's fun to be ushered. TOP MID- DLE: It doesn't look like me, but no picture could do me justice. TOP RIGHT: Y' gotta have oomph! LOWER LEFT: Oh, you brute! LOWER RIGHT: Yes sire, the downfall of e younger generation is certainly drawing ear. H HHHIJFUL UF STHRS Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How did you get where you are? We look with awe at those members of the Intelligentsia who have made the Honor Society' '... But they look down from among their S's and advise hard work, concentration, and a pen that doesn't leak. Each member is in the upper third of his class, and is a leader in scholarship, character and service. However, they aren't a group of be-spectacled, egotistical walk- ing encyclopedia, but a crowd of normal, average-looking high school upper-classmen arguing about whether Lincoln or Douglas really won those debates . . . and in the next breath arguing over the relative merits of Gene Krupa and Glen Miller Wthey are tops in the academic work, in citizenship around school, and they lead the extracurricular activities . . . but most importarh, they're regular fellowsl!!! TOP RIGHT-OFFICERS OF LAST SEMES- TER'S NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Robrit Lll'IllfIl tlITL6I, Fir-sy Mtxzy St Q. Vw:- Pi :lx le':1i1iL- Andi zum: F- ' HHN it Hint? ..' Tx--1.. OFFICERS-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP TC BOTTOM: M. Lesg-:iw '. lurid- q11.St E. Cintzlet M. Cl 'V NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fxu, .'f Q '- 'A 7' 'Pvw' Q' Shflr' ROW 4: l, I. . R, Rnr. 1: ss . 2-- L t . rr.:-1 M. Ecu-.' 113: M. L1 sg 'zzze ROV! ii. K T loilgriscr. H.l.'1L.th2:s, S, Bike: E ,i:nfz..r f1.,..- .,... . . A.. .CJ 1 r. . -C AI .v,'. v Arias. rift. THEU SIl00P T0 CUIIIIUER We can use this cut for page one . . . No, that story is too old for news . . . That's a good idea for a feature . . . Say, why isn't your copy ready on time? . . . Deadline means deadline . . . This make-up won't do . . . Can't think of a 'head' to fit that count. So runs the chatter in the ever bustling press room. Immediately after one issue is out, new assignment sheets must be posted. Then the reporters start covering the news and writing features. With deadline. begins the editor's task of correcting the stories. After the galleys have been returned from the printer, the proof editor performs his duty. Now begins the job of make-up. When the dummies are completed. they are sent to the printer, and upon their return they are checked. One more trip to the printer, and then the Herald is, off to the press . LAST SEMESTER'S REPORTER? UPPER LEFT STANDING: M. Olson, S. Hanson, B. Neal, M. Clay, B. Shaver, A, VV1ll1:ms, M. Schultz. SITTING: H. Friedlander, B. Schaar, M. Reed, M. Beclvnq. R. Rerxbezg. LAST SEMESTER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ABOVE RIGHT: M1131 Stoll. HERALD REPORTERS ROV! l: Sexted, P, Ownbfzy, D. HOIJIQZ, D. Jrmeson, B. Carlzne. ROW 2: R. Stend-9: Assistant Ed. Herald, C. Vlalden, M, Rupixqlit, M. Vtfilkons, D. Parkander, I, M117- G:-:igcxy Oyez. ROV! 3: S. Nyden, Ass. Ed., A. Sosln, P. McMahon, L. Rubin. ROW 4: M. lxcx, I. .::.cKs::t H041 LET THE PRESSES' BULL! While the editorial staff is writing, the business staff is working to secure ads. The day of relaxation for the editors is the busiest one for the business staff, which must circulate 1,200 copies. All matters of finance are in their hands. The Herald, which was first published in 1935, received an All- American rating in 1938, the highest award given by the National Scholastic Press Association. In step with the times , the Herald has changed its form this semester from the large size to the modern tabloid. To maintain its record, hard Work and ceaseless effort have been necessary on the Herald staff. LOWER RIGHT 113 I :f 2. -1 -' Fllllll Rlf'.l3lIR,3, HIHSCH HERALD BUSINESS STAFF llCDW li M. V!.ll1 111.11 B K1'.:, l'.'l, P 1111, f' l-911111111 11111, Newtt:11, M A111511 1'lt11 H. 'ff 111511. EDITORS S'l'Afl..lf.S: fl. Rrfd E. L1L1ll.I11j, A l3t.11,1:t11 '. F1 1:1 lvl l'1.f1:1 , SF,ATlff: M. Cl1y, M. B1-'k1:,:, A T11-15311, B. Sl'lli1'Il'. '0- BETLUEEII THE LIIIES Hllll Ill THE IHHRGIH To be eligible for membership in this motley crew, known affectionately among ourselves as The Intellectual Moron Staff , the spirit must be willing and the flesh anything but weakllll The Business end was carried out smoothly by the Business Manager and his cohorts. Their nimble and efficient minds grappled with the more material aspects of this production. A member of the business staff was anyone with a pleading expression and an outstretched hand . . . Then there were the geniuses striving for a last hold on sanity in the editorial room. Here were people pushing, shoving, racing hither and thither, and maybe yon too4all going with their throttles wide open and roaring about in their own little orbits, coming back exactly where they started. Literature as was never heard before poured from the pens of our local Homers, Platos, and what nots. In our more cultural moments, we performed autopsies on each other's literary faux pas and praised our TOP BFVERIJY SPI.-'XYFF -chit. 3A EDITORS Lt-tt If 1 rm: l. lfcliae H, Fltvckstrili' :. A lx rksizi Fi. lion.: . X IUNE 4A EDITORS SITTI IG: r. Crritzltx T, I'fzv.a:' Q. STANDING: S, S:-fzisfr. ,. Ari: I. Llt:,s1t.i:r.sf 4B EDITORS SEATEIL A. A,a.:s-f C. Shzlli l f ING: VJ. l'Iollf1:1CQ, G, f21.tt,n, F. Zimrxtfi l' I. Bromsteat, M. If Sueu: R, Lilrzpmi I'SE IHIGHTU TIREIV' individual calamities of the press. We had a motto for the receipt of copy,- better never than late. Each with his own glassy stare and faltering step, groped his weary way homee ward in the dusk of the day. But in looking back, it's those hours of argu- ment, effort, and scrambling, that we'll remem- ber. The experience of being a part of a great production, of actually creating something last- ing, will be on of the most memorable of our high school days. So we release the brake, crack the whip, shout Get up there, nag and it's off, yours and ours-The Hirsch Bandwagon of l941!!! It's going to hit all the towns too, for if it doesn't, this may be the Maroon, staff, but we'll cer- tainly be in the red! TOP P?fRf.:'XFif S 1 11 Exxstle PUBLICITY STAFF OF MAROON- ROM' l: S Bcmfield, W. W rhi- iien, F. ffielssen. ROW 2: H Seeiey P. Olsen, E, Polly F ADVERTISING STAFF MAROON SEA'l'tfIi: l.. Fllk, l. litrtdquxsf . L , , , ,, IN .. .zz:1r:1 n ,luitzrxtg A. Ozeristviu SlAtt. tG: ll. Prim-I 1:.:,f'-: ' F,,L:.7i':tiri C Fink, H. F2-fy R, Eztlivv, ART STAFF .-3.xt'lt:' ftxlimratvrx.. l :1 'z': '. 'C : a: Vmlwt It: 'calls ffm F :2':1- Z CIRCULATION STAFF OF MAROON SYATEQ: May. HOW 1: P. H,-1fi2::. ::1:1, B. Yatinrq, I. Felchez, f, Skeet H St. Cfltxtr F. Pen.:v1:t'r:: Seeley. ROW il. foyltg E. Yrungbwig MAROON SALESMEN MT TABLE l C' 'R 3 AQPQ Jvrat lf t Cl usfcf HERALD SALESMEN F E' P 7 ROM! rx vv ry Q c CLEAN UP PV :J x i It tv Hlxr BROTHER EHII UUU SPHHE H IJIIHE7 His pockets jingle with money -but it isnt his . . . His hand is always stuck out -but not to shake hands . . . He has an eternally pleading expression and his motto is - Where there s a nickel there s hope. His lite is hard but some day the world will reward OUR MAROON AND HERALD SALESIVIEN!! UJE ll IHHHE THE lUH0lE lll0HlD SHINE' They take over fledgling grammar schools in the district and sponsor contests to speed up interest in their campaign. They talk cleanliness the whole year, and redouble their efforts when that all-important spring vacation comes around. They-the Clean-Up Committee-make sure that Hirsch is clean as a whistle, and take housewifely pride in the fact that corridors gleam and strong young hands are set to work because of them. N081 1 xte Ge aei licobsohn RO 3 :cn R t JV tn W In inf ll IHS Ill U NA ROW I I 7 7 PEIIHU SEREHHIJE This is the song of the Red Cross members. With jingling envelopes of coins and super- salesrncznship, they inspire the students to mctke unselfish contributions to their worthy cause. Between collections they attend conventions, make white flags with red crosses. and distribute bulletins. ann cnoss morn rrick, I. Henry. ROW ROW: L. Benson T-ff. Addunte, I. 'scl- l: R. Hziftizrd ffl. Fxxter, B. Betken, D. lolmson, R. Vtfoltscrx, 2. Doyle, F. Peffley. ROW 2: M. M...-er, H. Block, F, Pcceribz Cong-elcse f, Flcerke, A. Ccstxbje, M. McClu1q, l. Frgnkel, l.. Leonird, l, Otth. ROV! 3: B. Cur- 1.ne, P. Z1rnn.erni.x:, E. Peterson, K. Brennan, V. lohnson, H. l.'.l 1fSCYl, I. Schunxtiisz, I. Dunizy, G. Ccxilxhzn, C. Crow L. Ievizi M. Brslerz lf. Hcllmnd. ROW' 4: D. Gzcnbsrz -.. iv, Skinner I Piney, E. Llgrierg f, P llxngtcn, E. l.lcI'3:- .1:'.-, C. LzL1rt.:1.: 21, l.. Ezixndzzyzjfer P Aridezscn. ROI' ', Tvqezseri P. E l, f. Kcstzzf F. Ffzrixgt t RED CROSS--FROTIT ROW EXTENSIOZI: ff. Oyen, R. 23.15, man K. Anderson. Oil THE FLOOR: R. Halford, Sec., 3 Cramer, Trees., FT. Wolfson, Publicity Char., B, Betkin, Pre.. M. Fnzter, Vice-Pres. ROVV l: P. Roche, M. Fzeernczx, . 7N1l11:rns, .l-l. Varellds, H. Costcibile, E. Larson, M. Beckzn-3 F. OB:.en, C. Vfclden ff. Drell, L. I-ludsen. ROV! 2: M. Hui- uq, f.'l1ss S. Ackezmuin, D. Wren, R. Renberq, I. MscGzeg:1 P. Ezbbinqton, I. Ancieison, I. Risngussen, E. lohnscn, 5 Sorensen, A. Ouxiiizrz, V. lzcobson, L. Schzoeter, M. Rossrze. L. Krchev, E. Addrzis. HOV! 3: R. Vfclfson, I. Sc1nd.n: I. Le Lion l. Keller, S. Fsizs E. Kelty, L. lljchell, Petersen D. Kehy F. Peftley E. Cicyza, H. Pnedlxzzder, 2. Ste.. Turns? ROW' 4: Txzxxez, M. Grfzhitx. A. Kolhiusei fl. Buzri fl. VJ.1I.1:::.s. N091 GETTING THE PHRISIETIDE SLHTIT Thu' excned lm gon comrng from 2057 A brg fella shneked Mon D1eu and then fell off a charr, eh? Dont get exc1ted lrttle boy You must be a Freshre That s only the French Club rehearsrng for therr play The fella that fell off the charr was probably bemg Lours the 19th or somebody Jumprng off the Erffel Tower They call themselves Le Crrcle Francars You ll get used to them they srng songs rn that forergn language and have an all around swell trme rm-:Ncr-r cum Row 1 11 r 2 Q wr c rce G Lee C N I er tte Is orsorI E C me ROW 2 B Sc11rr B Hansor L We erourq I Beg dd A Yudx tt I Hcrdt-srn rn C How rrd rost M eorn e urtor ' J S Slfrnson L Bevin Vrckrock M Red rfrht I Yor1r11l'::rC1 L Brb lc l Pee 1 rn r 1 J ' 1' 11 So orrror Even Latm has rts brrghter stde for those who become enthralled wrth 1ts complrcated mysterres The tedrous hours of study requrred for complete mastery over th1s ancrent language are now balanced by Hrrsch s Latm Club headed by Mrs Stern Here the students frnd pleasure rn takrng srde glances at therr common love Here also many subrects are drscussed pertrnent to the study of Latm A IN CLUB RO A l R 1111 s S o Ick P Burk F hlstron C 111 t R ,' :C B rtters Claus M Paul ROVI 7 I uadlrstor 1 M 1tG eqor rroll D Conn P Fr 1na7e 'Vl'rcLean M rowne R R D CI r X S 11 '1 A Roscher I Rogers L O X e ROVJ 7 rl l ' QH L M rl c. F Sundu 1 M Graham B Younabe G F tst Gur 1 P Olson S Sne R Chafman A G rcrrer O we Y I Nyrrr rn M Rose Beckrnq M F e ra RO JI -1 C ' lassen A Pfn s er L Hudson P Ozvrrbey ROM rtt 1 lllbnl Q rc ru R lu-lr I smone oers In THEIR eyes The me bell me from classes engaged rn the parnful process of a test there 1S a reprreved srghl Bedlam replaces placrdness to offset th1s provldent Dertles have glven us The Frre Guard Dashrng to therr specrfred posts these modern Cerberr squelch norsy stu dents wrth a glance After ferretrng out any lost stragglers, they trot trrumph antly from the burldrng to the unheard plaudrts of a grateful school E GUARDSF RON l E C 1 if R 1 ar1tor1 He 1 Thunstrorr G L bbe L La Mor M Arr strrdter W Mcluerrne d P McMal1or1 R Saxe B Wrshcrrt ROW 2 fl Fe nsten L Rorrrtvrn O Hug s VV Mrll R Palmer I McGr1r R Deans E Ou 1r' N' s Meclrttrslrerrrrer Sgt Shude ROW 3 B Lee V H land T Tel rr ar E Lukesch I Sclrerbel F x ronrcorn IGUSK3 F alv n H W1 ton Cl 11st S McDonnell I cDov all I Roblrnt I A d rs se Vt 4 A 'Xoren B ' hr s rer H Sc ulrz H F rrtet u z H lre twenty Amerrcan Republrcs wh1ch together wrth the Unrted States comprlse the basrs for the Pan Amerrcan League Meetrngs of thrs organ1zat1on are held br weekly dur1ng the nrnth perrod, under the sponsorshrp of Mrss Eva Lrnd Here many of Hlrsch s Muchachas Bonrtas and Caballeros spend enjoyable moments amrd an atmosphere of poorly pronounced Spanrsh Colloqulallsms Wh1Ch never fa1l to be spouted rn abundance to the bewrldered newcomer songs dances and Latm Amerrcan customs prevarl formrng many an rnterestrng and educatronal meetrng PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE RON l R fl lc l C H 1 fl B k g I Tiylor Tr asur r H St C Sec et rx M Mahon Presrdent A Ournlan Vrce Pres dent H F1 dtander I Freed A Bond R McMahon M Knrght R Iohnsor N Drel H Block ROV' N Salrnr Patterson A Sorensen M Wernsterrr I He nr chs I Mu y B Younr berg M Ierorne B Carl ne I cornts M Watson V H sen I Gunther C Vogt D Iohnson l H mon D Swanson G l'rO1r' er I Olferfe ROW 3 R Graf R Ayer I M1lr1 W Holland G Sfveeney e be H V re Rrrrlse R Renberq ern A Pearson A Pony t llv Rrte D Abrurrts T TJeRarr1us W 4 G R nelrart G Sprtm 1 L N Werth ran Ison M Fahlstronr C VJ lf Q 'Q 11 1 Ltrn rr I Mor rrrey L we zl And 1 1 1 r A Frl-1s I I II I, ,, . 1 - - - 1, - 11 - 1 . . . , - 11 --- ' : S, ender, H. 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Pe Nl orr, T. IJ HE ef , . Roc ' 1 rrfrn, R, Ifirrsrrr, R. Stwrrdt 1 G ltyw, L' l.1111tI1ers. ll ' ' ,- I W . ' PIR - ' : . 111111 , . St'1rtor1, A. St , R cl t, V 1 , H. I IA .I I ' A: A1 , .P I , 4, I Ie ,- '. er ' I 5 L' , .Q 1, .Af f.i P. B ' ', , S 1 o, E1 Zell: . t , D, .1 c. ' , M J , . ., , n e c:1, D1 Rc- . RO I : 1 . 1' . C '1 ty, I. Bott , . 5 , . Powell, R. re A, H lt , R. Iolrnsari, R. Prerre II 1 . . I - , u . . - - - I 11 . 11 11 11 O V : . P11111 e, 1, oovvr, It. ec 111 , , 1 I 1:5 J 12. Q . I V , , , , 1 '1 , . 1 fr: , . 5 ' , . , . 1 , B e, , ' , Y .x an. 1 . ', 1, , , S , .. :ll , ' ' , . T Y - ,HJ.'15lr. , 11 1113 15. . ' ,.1 Kl, , , , . .1 'L Po ,, R. 1 r .l, . , . . RO 5 , r , . L. ,-r, C. Sayerstorr, I. M ller, , 1 rr , V La' , , , ,1 a , I, VV'l1 1, A. Y dkrtt, I, drr 1, . t1 er, L, S-hr 'cr er, M. 1 arson, I. PI1- ll flrflr, L. F 1rr1 roll r, 1 . '.Jltfl, We iffy SIGHT SHVITIG CLFISS See that cool, sunny room with the soothing, light-green walls? That's where the sight-saving classes are held. The pupils are tutored in their homework assignments by their sponsor, Mrs. Jackson, and helped by other students, who come in during their study periods. They are also aided by special books, good lighting conditions, and special typewriters. Many of our students in the upper tenth of our class are sight-saving students. SIGHT SAVING CLASS FVATFL' I Ft. '.X-tI?.,:I H Hexqlf-x. HOW Ii. I'tIi1i:. fi., I. l'i:iit1z.-..n A' '. t' f . .amz Hills? II Il.1.L2-li At H :tri ' .- ::.l,i1: VJ lv'Ix1i'I.',' I' U:r'I1fxxrI,I limml H I azz STUDETIT HID Hy Bud, can you spare a dime for the Student Aid Show? With our faces resembling lemons we dig down in our pockets and reluctantly drop a dime into the hand thrust so eagerly into our faces The purpose of the shows sponsored by the Student Aid is to obtain surficient funds to help clothe the less fortunate The proceeds are put into a general fund which is used specifically for our students STUDENT AID I HRTISTS LIFE At the end of a colorful rainbow you would expect to find a pot o gold but at Hirsch you find the ambitious Poster Club Budding DaV1nc1s and Van Goghs lurk behind the portals of Room 320 minus the proverbial tams and smocks these easel elves slap paint with gay abandon throughout the late periods of the day POSTER CLUB I THE LIGHT THHT DOES TIOT FHIL Allright now people we have to put this show over big'I A ladder teeters threateningly under an energetic rope hanger a dapper figure scurries about making chalk X s and a violent argument 1S heard from the left wing about whether red and blue spotlights will give a purple effect They are the unseen force behind every performance given at Hirsch No matter how big or how small every detail is competently arranged by Morris Kahn and his fine crew of voluntary workers I I It .' 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'T zyllr XI. f' Ei :L I. lf: 15:1 ill!- WH 1 1 1 lla 4 1, , 0 foam, 52 fx' .7 .J 9 Q V , .' ,r R .W : ' V, x x ,, I 1 ' 5 .Jfab I ' It , -fp-V 'aah K i 5 X r K- Y, 1 , I., K ,f , ' J H, x M is , i A X ' x luv. 'H 'fi f K wg! A, , L Hg W j4f'??' f QU , , .. ,Q V J , rf i2'74'.A if-V. s 3 , ' 7 .- If fp 'ff ' J D , 5 I K-4 Q Wg , ' 4 1 3 ,ff l ' if , X 551 f 21,1 AS ' ... gg' .I A 4 1 1. L' BROUJSIDG UJITH THE BOOHUJORfTlS Shes only G student ot your own age and callber yet she performs the dutres of a regular l1brar1an wlthout batt1ng an eyelash Each per1od the l1brary has a Shlfl of grrls llke her Custodran of order f1rst a1d to the hbrarrans salute the hbrary assrstants LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ELHI vD 1 ISK L4-1 1 1 11 1 111911 v 11C1 f 11 1 M 1- G Ill A11 121 I Frost ROV ms 1, A M IC 1n W Mr 1a Il e c-1a new L7 wm 1'1 1 Be 1 1 E1 en 111111 1 r IC s O o P Lo '7 IIFG W 3 P 0 nson S Andr ser De I P l1ps N Rosent bster K e 1. S Q L T1. A C1 mae you Hnvune any fun? If You 1011116-'un xor G1r1s' They re organ 1zed for that purpose alone' There are only two requlrements for membershrp you must be a JUIIIOI and a g1rl' Th1s bunch of Wlde awakes constx tutes the cholce of the Jumor crop IU IOR GIRLS ROW l P19 dent M P 111 P he S Rl k I A1d '1 ne axt w IC 7 1 G v 11 1, Q 1 1 1 , H 1 1 ll! Il fl l Ol' S1 P I GV V! f L ack L, aus 'WC 1 fs 1 ll ' 1 . ' X' : IJ. rex, M. IT V1 1 c W I C111 11, G. R ' 111. ROV' l: L. COO1'1'1, P. P 71113111 I S11 E. 1 114, I. cle .211, ', . J 2: IT. Ra '11', . lvl. PP ny, S. S ab r, B. Zda , 1'., I, Bo a., M. gf tts F 1 M, tsl , E. Beck f 1, R, F C11 Q., L, C1Il',ll, Dwell P R If P . , RO 1 ...I.I1 , T. 1:51, A. M a11, VI. I. VW: , . H .tz, I. Bexglund, P. Bake I, -hlby Tire, ffl. opper. Il ' ' ' . N 1 Sl . . 11 ', .S 111111111 so. G. P11 .h , C. Ho nd, F, I' wat, I. I1l11ddlesto11, L. O Ili 11 A I'1+sl11 I Rf-C11 HOV1 T: Var-P1-S:de11t L, II114l:1o1:, P. O .' bf' ', . C. Iilnzson, I. M G'vr111 I, Leven, I, HLII114111, G. 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He 1 I XII-1 . 111. 1cltsO11 lvl I I BeCk11f11111 LOOHIE LOOHIE LOOHIE HERES OUR TIEUJ ll The race 1S on' Take a t1p from us place your money on H1rsch s new HANDBOOK 1t s a w1nner Th1s HANDBOOK g1V6S all the mformatxon about the flrst through the eleventh on all the courses of H1ISCh USIHQ th1s gurde pubhshed by Mlss Olga Lawrenz s Irfth perlod Enghsh class of last semester you w1ll be able to jockey yourself 1nto a payrng pos1t1on m H1ISCh s school hfe HANDBOOK GROUP ROVII P J l 111 E Ilan M M c1l I. G1-een Ii Murphy P Maddcr adden M B kr1 LeMc ROW v'c1H I I ll As the bandwagon rolls by members of the Gold H Councll drop thelr work and clutch 1ng the1r rakes and shovels lump hastrly aboard Th1s organlzatlon IS well known for IIS flne work around the grounds of H1fSCh and any brrght day you may see 1ndustr1ous boys and gxrls rakmg papers plantmg hedges and generally makrng themselves useful Its goal IS the creatxon of a Garden of Tomorrow wh1ch IS planned for the barren ground of the southwest yard Th1s IS the cause of the many sales and plays wh1ch you see QOIHQ on at H1ISCh GOLD H COUNCIL RCW l F Lxon B I I ntl lsway u '11 '1 1 1 c ts Po1v111b 1 nb n on 1 D HON W 1 J '10 1V s A 'Q' 11, rock 'I I f' 111111 IJ' nbc G 1-f 111 Hg 1f 1 1 te1so11 R 1to11 C' 1 s yen 4 1 Ny en P11 f1111 cgt JUIIIIIE 1ch 11k 1 1-N 1111: 1 o 1 11s111 '111str1 11141 ,f T bt cz. ,, .., Q . 511. .', ' sir. I f.f:l'if :.: Q' Su ,- S. ein, .tl I 'V HHUSHIIIG TU UUUR CRUSH III THE ULD IHlUP is not a wise practice in the eyes of Hirsch's Safety Engineers. They are the vigi- lant technicians of the Safety Council who are liable to come racing down the hall, waving safety stickers for you to paste on your car window, or license regis- tration books to sign, if you have been neglectful. Similiar in every respect to members of the City Safety Council of Chicago, they are selected from English, Civics, and History classes only, and gather every two weeks to discover new methods of enforcing and promoting safety in the school. THEU'RE BUILDING UP TU HII HUIFUL lETDUUIII Horses, horses, horses , and a flock of bumps and bruises that make life a little difficult are familiar to members of Hirsch's new riding club. Through weekly lessons they learn how to post , or to bump with the horse, not against it. Those calm expressions are a little different from the frenzied ones that accom- panied shouts of, For Pete's sake, where's the brake on this thing? They're all looking forward to the day when they can stage Hirsch's first horse-show. Illbl SAFETY ENGINEERS I -I ' , , I Ist , r ck .... tt. cl H r t pd Q ' - '-I I. l'l' :.: T l r F P T3 3 Mc slr' Cl F El P UESTRIAN CLUB HALL GUARD CAPTAINS ' HALL GUARDS i1'l l'Al3l.lI1 lJ.S'N+l11:, .1'1,.r: HLJVV' li lr W4 lui: lm .Q ll. Brill, H, Smxrivy l I. 11.1, Z, QJ'H'1wl1 V. Yviw, 'l. ll :1f:.'E1'1 Xrilalf, l., V11 .sswriliv 113. HGV. , Bundy, O. Mckfxltvlxm 111' ll H. fr ' 'W ' lv, qv v .i1'1cllLy, M L,1111.x14z, 1 l. . l.. Pet -15111, M l-l11l1lw11:1, T, l' lf111l111111, 1 ll-nik, A 1x.1..1:. HQVV 3: F, 011111111111 lf l' ..Gf'1Cla11l1n:1. H. wx 11111. li .1 ri. NL 151111, li Maxim in li l 1 it- hlmgfii., l. ML'Govr11. A, 5.111 1:1 ' lirfmi S S1d:1l11,. l ', F-1 L ulrxhn lc RU A' Ll' K 5' 111141, l. 22.3 1. li Kefeluxrr I'VE GOT ffl! EUE Ull HOU The halls of Hirsch hold more than rows of dusky lockers. They hold an impending threat of doom for all who trespass withoui that necessary little slip of paper. The brawny individuals crouched ferociously at every corner of our corridors are the champion warriors of Hirsch . . the Hall Guards. I l I7 1 . 'llxlfliz ll Rolf :':' :, E. ff ' ll PT 'I 'l?lGHT: LQ :1..: 11.li'11!r: l' H '+ l H :1 mlm. L. S1 ::1'- 1. , L, 'l'. .-1 : X' l::i1 1- HALL GUARDS l'1LJ.'. l: ' . -s vr:l1r:,1 fl. ft xr.: . 11-4 11. IJ lJl.1l1z11f ',' E za, lnizialh-.11 F. S. ,flu Fl lx' 11.- '1y1x1y, li, Vfvi tlz 59, 1: 'K : l Hvxiiy K. l'l.111.11 1.11 l HQ-:.fir1xso1. L ., IQ Holi, l. Hxxslxtm. 'f V ,. P-lkmrgtori, X' Sliav -1 M. luiioa Miitlu ws ROV1 3: P, lf:-11. H. lc-nsei., H. H'mf1'.'11, F 'Q1f:. Su-ly, l l'lf1111r., G V 11. Sf H. livvnfirw l. Rxsrxiiisswi l. T V. l'l1111sL-1. L. VVJSQ11 l Hisi f. 'l 1ylo1. ROW 4: l l1,:1.Lf .Qilxfixa P. Ross, l, Hu:-.'y1'f Osmerukf., E M1l1-1, ', l L13 1312 95' l 1 1 . J N HTRHIIIP, TRHIHP, TRHIHP, THE B095 HRE IIIHRIHIIIGH The Hirsch R. O. T. C. unit marches steadily onward. When they aren't shining buttons or hefting huge rifles, they are marching. Our R. O. T. C. was established in 1937, and gained new distinctions each successive year. At our first inspection in 1938, with Ser- geant Ojala, we were acclaimed an honor school, and have retained this rating to date. This year we were faced with many set- backs, but we are trying to establish a firm hold on the position of Honor School. Our first handicap was the transfer of Sergeant Ojala to a new duty requiring him to leave. He was followed by Sergeant Frank Shuder, who led us through the winter months, and into the spring. Suddenly a transfer call was given to Sergeant Shuder, and he was sent to Detroit. With the arrival of Sergeant Harold B. Alexander, the unit took on new life. This new spirit of enthusiasm has changed the unit to a fast-stepping outfit. Sergeant Alex- ander's encouragement has given the officers and men spirit,-a spirit that was lost with the leaving of each commander. A new competent military instructor, in charge of South Side Schools, Captain Glen Teal, visits us often to offer suggestions where they are needed. A new order has been given next year that will send our R. O. T. C. unit to first place in the city. The classes Will meet five days a week, and all health classes have been cut from the cadets' programs. Sergeant Alexander was responsible for this helpful change, and under his guidance the unit will not be stopped in its Forward, March! RIFLE TEAM Left to Right: R. Powell. A. Noren, R. Saxe, W. Christy. H. Schultz. R.O.T.C. OFFICERS ROW 1: Maj. J. Cottier, Capt. W. Christy. ROW 2: M. Le Seur, E. Lukesch, M. Robertson, H. Schultz, H. Portnoy. R Powers, W. McDermed. RETIRIN G OFFICERS FRONT RANK: lst Lt. G. Snadquist, 2nd Lt. R. Hornbeck, Capt. Berry, Capt. Anderson, Maj. R. Elghammer. REAR RANK: 2nd Lt. Sirk, lst Lt. Bolle, lst Lt. Rice. EXTREME LEFT Captain Glen Teal. District Superintendent, Sergeant Shuder. CENTER Sergeant Alexander. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS ROW 1: R. LaMont, J. Perkins, C. Pon. G. Kraus, G. Hoover, B. Wigg, F. Cronican, Lt. R. Powers. ROW Z: F, Fischer, S. Milla, R. Milnikel, J. VanReeth, J. Farring- ton. B. Quinn, R. Burns. ROW 3: E. Bagge, D. Day, J Schuler, R. Johnson, R. Carline. T. Jones. ROW 4: D. Siegel, B. Lee. P. Combs. E. Ball, M. Ainley, A. Hult. ROW 5: J. Staley. A. Widmaier, R. Berstetter, D. Johnson. Ill'-71 P' 'hui 'F' f' v as' A if . H ,F X33 W n. if if ng ' ,f. wa 7 7 . ,. 7 v Q5 W. D . sf ig W W X4 . Wkyf ,J .V nz: 0 , H if Q Y W V N an ' 4 V' Vi y a ri 9 ' 0 . v . . Qt' gd 1 we e 1-J W4 ,vw +'f , X' V W . 2w-,,, I O . DECEMBER Upper Left: The Harmonettes lend- ing charm and harmony to the Choral Club Show. Middle: Hanrahan waxing romantic over The South AmericanWay at Choral Club show. Wahlgren and Rogers cutting up at same, and Georgie Walters a n d h i s s u p e r dance band . . , Upper Right: Eats, lead me to 'em . . . The Library tea. IANUARY Lower Right: The big moment! Papa and Mama beam- ing in the fifth row and Herbert per- spiring over his diploma. MARCH Upper Left Sweet Adel 11 me' And so pamfully but happlly the Barber Shop quartet qrmds out the nolses at the Student a1d show Mlddle Column Get 1n sure d1d at the Sham rock Shag M1ddle Left Meet our new engmeer Mr Bade 1S the name Greetmgs Mr Bade' Lower R1ght Whoopm 1t up at the Jumor Prom the groove! And they Upper Left And so we ded1cc1te our hcrll to our former pr1r1c1p-:rl Mr Arthur N1cholson Upper R1ght I jomed the ncrvy to see the world There goes Gob Connors R1CkY to you M1ddle A sm1le cmd cf hut at the sale held by the Glee Club Lower Hlght Three ht tle Mcuds from school sang the puppets rn The M1kGdO put on by the G1rls Glee Club Lower Left Gee uh could I uh skate wxth you? Skcrtmg party held by G A A l3l TN-W. N-X YRSCX-X BAN DW AGON I M wf' ' MM? M fs. Yo A! aff'-f -jyiw fx! I. .54 X f .. ,I P I ,fi-if -- if KID-55--HERUES Hll! With the advent of Hirsch's opening in the Autumn, many hearts sink with the prospects of coming drudgery over worn and fingered text- books. Just as the last hope seems to fade, we suddenly become aware of the greatest school activity of the year-FOOTBALL. Over the grassy fields surge our dauntless warriors, down the field, up the field, across the field, still no open- ing. Finally a crashing blow through center and a touchdown-for the other side, but still we cheer our hearty Sons of the Pigskin on. We know those grimy faces and broad shoulders from our individual acquaintanceships and there- fore appreciate more their intrepid spirit. Jensen passing, running for the most part ahead We have Reda: May and Peek with their line-crash- ing, and Aurelio, all round man and able cap- tain of the team, ares all well known and liked. A few will stay on to fight for their Alma Mater in '41, while others will flow into the Grid Mills of college, but all will be remembered for their unanimity of spirit and sure-fire sportsmanship. 11261 D0 UUU REIIIEfllBER...? . . . Russ May's spectacular catch and sixty yard run that beat Bowen 7-0: Ray Jensen's breath-taking pass attack against Harper, completing 20 out of 25 passes: Tony Reda's running back and forth across the field, keeping the Bowen tacklers guessing: Harold Phillips' last down, last second touchdown catch of a 30 yard pass from Jensen that tied the score with Parker 12-121 .lim MacIntcsh's daring block in the Parker game that took out two tacklers simultaneously, making a clear path for Russ May, who ran fifty yards to a touchdown: Glenn Peek's marvelous punting that kept the opposing teams' safety men on edge all season, Bob Kitsteiner's fighting spirit that spurred the team on in many games: Sid Weinstein's brilliant playing at guard in the Calumet game . . . Such were some of the accomplishments of these unsung heroes of the gridiron! SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM STATIDDIG: I. Schrceder R. N014 cizn, R. Murray, M. Larsen, B. Reynolds, B.Waket.eld, l.. Lloyd, R. Norwood, I. W.lssn, G. Reed. KNEEUNG: I. Newell, I. Blanch- txeld, A. Palnfx, R. Kaplan, C. Petro, B. Bullies, Y. Blank, E. llfkl ind, THOSE HIIGHTU IIUIHTS Mama Dionne isn't the only one who has prize quints. Hirsch, too, has its quints , famous for their speedy attack and follow through on the basketball floor. Their fame is eloquently ex- pressed by the enthusiastic support our basketball teams have been given by the student body. Our quintet of the hardwood floors, both lights and heavies, fought their Way into the City Pay-offs, Where they bowed only to Manley and Lindbloom .... ' ' N291 BHS S KETBHLL HUTS INTRAMURAL BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Ky G. Friske, A. A.duss, I, Ercxiew 1 B VJh1ts' FIRST SPRING BASKETBALL TEAM FT TC RIGHT: G. X7f1Y.CSlC'A', T. F:f,:r.:5e .ms A, Acne' T USC' Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Feb 3 THE 600D HIIIJ BHD 9-Hirsch 33., as e,,, ,, Harper 30 14-Hirsch 36, ,,,e,,,,,,, , ,Bowen 22 17-Hirsch 29.. .,..,e,, Morgan Park 23 21-Hirsch 33, e,,,,, A , South Shore 30 24-Hirsch 35., e,,e ,e,.,,.. E nglewood 34 6-Hirsch 410, 4. ,, , 0 , Fenger 35 11-Hirsch 33 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Hyde Park 38 14-Parker 434, eee.Ae ,Hirsch 35 19-Calumet 41 .,,Y.w,,, , ,,,.,, Hirsch 32 23-Manley 46 .,eb,,, . ,, Hirsch 35 I I 30 CII1 CII1 CID.. Cin. GH. CID. Fe Feb Feb Feb 9 Hirsch 29 Hirsch 33 -H1rsch 24 -Hirsch 44, -Hirsch 34, -Fenger 34.4 Harper 24 Bowen . ,, ,,Morgan Park 12 0. South Shore ,,,c,Eng1ewood 31 a.W..,Hirsch -Hlrsch 43 ,,,...., . ,cc,., Hyde Park 13 -Hirsch 29 .,.,.c.r cc,,....,, P arker 23 -Hirsch 33 cccc,,cc cc,Ycccc., C alumet 26 -Lindblom , r,r... ,,.,r., H irsch 30 WE'RE SHUUTIIIG HIGH To complete this victorious picture we mention the outstanding floormanship of Richard Simons, which helped keep Hirsch in the upper brackets. Joe Cullen's fighting spirit maintained a high to the interest of audience and official alike. Lawrence Jerstrom's sharpshooting, Tommy Johnson's educated left hand, Jerry Silsdorf's score-bringing tip-ins, Mike Montesano's and George Friske's ability to clear the decks for action led by their outstanding captain, Bob White, complete the heavyweight picture. Tommy Evans, Hirsch's lightweight captain, played the best defense basket- ball of any of our cagers. Tom Frangelo and Gordon Vanselow are valued ex- ceptionally well as witnessed by their nomination to the South Section Team. Bud Aiduss and Ted Neilson, both brilliant players of last year's schedule, in co- ordination with mainstay Frank Jacobs and Augie Flash Girardi, keep the opponents of Hirsch on their toes constantly. These two exceptional teams, with the able guidance of Mr. Harry Collins, their coach, teed off to do their job proud and make them even more a part of the great life of Hirsch. HEAVIES HOVV' 3: l.. lefsttcrx I. Gull-en, ll. Fink'-, Q. Turley, R. S.1r1-Uni. RQ'.'.' ,Z 'vfinlq--1 H. l.rZse:L B. Vfhzte, I. Rueinnq, B. Hzwkgnson, R. Cooper, f. S ..sd3rf Mrnrqez '.'.' Hzllrzft B. Grit RCJW l: Q. F. Sfrvrtoxe, B. Smeg-rf, T. johnson ffotrch Coll.ns LIGHTS ROW 3: H. Gr inqu.s1, B. Roche-, A. Cliidrltlixo, VV. Vriisoltiuv S riswlr.-.' T. f-fielsfiri. HQVV .lr ll 11. 11 VV. Holland, A. A:dus:s, T. Fifrngellvi, A.Gzm1d1, O. Andffisori. RCW' l: -fri f mi T 1:13, CD iwlx tksilzzis, O. if 'Et V ' I' ' X. Forxtinella, F. Ffrtbo lN. rn :Jer B. C11 If. W CHEERLEHDERS M MHHGLIHG MUHHRIHS UFTHE EHHVHS No, those aren't pajamas, or anything else . . . those WRESTLING TEAM long tights are the hallmark of those mighty men, our wrestling team . . . Their first year in city competition, the team produced five lettermeng Jensen, May, Pem- berton, Aurelio, and Hansen. N321 C'mon, gang! Seven Rahs and a Yeah-h-h irsch! Each and everyone a leader, these supreme examples of loyalty are responsible for the un- equalled spirit of the students at all our big games. Three cheers for the cheerleaders! cnssnuzwsas BOYS' BOWLING Ill THE GRUUVEH Every Monday those muscular maulers may be seen massaging the Ten Pins at the local bowling alley. After a strenu- ous Winter's competition, the Yehudis and the lmperials came out on top in the league standings and the boys Will re- ceive medals for their efforts. HOVF 1: lf, Rise f. Exinthfield f. fuse l. 11:41. T, Eur FCTL' Q: E., Pfrnlfzt lffr: :fi 'Qi Tx ::.:A :, fc :Tl 11.11 'gl rj 7 :, 1 9.15 P, T'zj:1,Z SLUIIIIIIIIIIG IUNIOR SWIMMING TEAM CII fl-EE LAIXIEE: Syoriqr,-'zfg. ROW I: E H'sn. xson, cf. Iohnson, I. Cltiibvlrk, IJ.. 3:1 '.-snej, P. Ccrnbs, B. Crxrsan. Keeping their heads above water, we see our hearty sons of the seaweed course their way through the glistening waves to bring new honors to our school. Hirsch's Swimming Team can keep on the surface in any competition. ssmon swrmzvimc. rr-:AM Cf ECARII: A, P.:Q1:.i1. SEATEl : I. 5.::.:r1. PCI' l: I. Frzrlciz-i. I-I. Benn' 2' I. Tzxinez J, Mzzcan, A Hiriserg G I runes, :,g..L... SWIMMING SCHEDULE Leo-Hirsch . .. ...Dec. 8, Kelly-Hirsch ......... Jan. 20, Hirsch-Hyde Pk...Jan. 22, Hirsch-Calumet .... Jan. 27, 1940 1941 1941 1941 So. Shore-Hirsch..1VIar. 26, 1941 Hirsch-Fenger .... Mar. 28, 1941 Tilden-Hirsch ...... Apr. 16, 1941 So. Shore-Hyde Park..Mar. 22 UH, 100K HT HIE IIULUI Admired by all are the Hirsch le t t e r m e n, seen strutting through the halls with their adorned sweaters. Those represent many hours of hard work and therefore much credit should be given to these out- standing athletes. LETTERMEN BORN' 1: E. Gllffhif I. Vtfalsh, M. Monte- sanz, T. Pzangelli E. Berggren, I, Auxelo, B. Vfhgte, T. Evans, G. Lamb, P. Falbc Duffy. ROW 2: A. Hansen, G. Vanselow, A. Azduss, I. Mclzitosh, R. May, W. Taylor D. Swanson, E. Badek, H. Vazellis. ROM' 3: E. Hunt, L. Ierstrorn, T. Ciddzck, L. Nicholson, R. Iensen, I. Cullen T. Bundy H. Phglhps I. SE, zhcn, E. Pernbertcr Lizvlznxs. 3 C X' fe, 1 A' 'V .ff f f f 51 My If .1 ' T, , 'f f ' 3 Cz' ,. Lexx fvngr 09 X? up i FW W THE EHHRGE UF THE GREEII BHG BRIGHDE Woe to the mnocent male who mistakenly enters the iron grated doors of that seething inferno the Girls Gymnasium There the Misses Goodman Trayford and Baker bravely hold out fortified only by a whistle in the face of 60 or 70 charging Amazons arrayed in green sacks tied in the m1ddle ' The Hirsch Cllllglflg vines display amazing muscular power in shoving each other around in Basketball Volleyball Bad- minton Soccer and Captain Ball. Here in the huge echoing room hung with ladders and complicated mechanical contrivances is a world apart: a world of steaming showers, inspections to be made up, shrill whistles, and the squeak of rubber soles: a world of fast play, perspiring effort and keen competition. Away from books and intellectual discussion, strong bodies and muscular coordination are developed. The girls put their whole hearts into striving together toward the common goal. Good sportsmanship, fair play, and cooperative effort are the order of the day in the Gymnasium. lI34l UH UUUR TUES They fly through the air with the greatest of ease-the volleyballs, the basketballs, the shuttlecocks, the pucks, and the baseballs . . . Mighty females who are weak and helpless in front of their male friends, suddenly become whirling marvels of muscle and brawn . . . Only good sportsmanship goes, and fast play for the sheer thrill of it is the order of the day . . . These gals can be recognized anywhere by their quickness on the trigger, the spark in their eyes, their grace, and their friendliness . . UPPER G. A. A. ROKR 1. P Sfgnr., G. ltflffimxliw, S. Bmwk ll, lXlIJlEV'1Y, M F911-Le: f Y.1.1.'-: Lf, lflllifif 3'Q'.'.' F Lf. Ki' :rr f. Skfaz, Schull.:-l.-'-1, F. 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I.lLIES UF THE HlLEUS Taking time out to indulge daintily in peanuts and cokes, the Girls' Teams can be found daily knocking down the pins for continuous strikes at the bowling alleys. These mighty teams, despite a few knee creaks, come out high score nearly every time and disdainfully regard the gutter only as a place to throw paper and garbage. AQUATIC ACES FLOOR: ff. flilevfry L. Lennstrurrx. Ofl BOARIT: O Skcca, ff Abrams, J, Felcher B. Ycungberz. STAYT ING: B. Shaver, Q l.e'.'fr1, P Ffrfrrscrr, M MrrcNe'rl, S. Mrrau zrcr. G. A. A. BOARD MEMBERS STA'lQ.l'. 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: S lirrcik lvl E rkffr 1 Mrchaels, f, lvfjler, ll. Burns, fl 'I rr--w xy. F. Orlanaer I, McGu F. Rf-fi 1. SffATEi : M, Petri, L, Eltmae, P. Ftzne GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM RCW! .1 'I. fjzrll. R. Lchrnar, H. Elcck, L. -Qty -. Gqstezt Lagen, M. Parsons R Gcetz, S. Gr1ft.r1 RGVV Z: D. Abrcrrrrzr, J. Tcrcgfzsor. K fxrdscrr H. Crmsby f. Roof, '. Hoffrr. rrr, f . lflirlrrrls l. MCGCverrx, f, Tfrxhtt, E. Keg xrlgri, li l..rrd M. Elle-che, E. l..r2uk, T. f'fR'rrmr:. HOW' 7 R. Brrrtel, lvl. ftlordhilrr., ly Sir. ir. H11 wyrre, Patterson, R. Kg-lscrr M ?'f:.rcfst-, A Kopulos, J. O'Keetfi-, E. S':ndrrrf,r'1. RCW 4 H. Blatchfard, V. Eadurr, f. GLA-r, E Stephenson, B. Eilebrch, I, P..k.nt::ri, l xlyyyfjgff at X of vf ,1 fy ff ffl .-J' J' 5 VHP Hll THIS HDD EHLURIIIE THU In our own waters b-r-i-g-h-t bloooe, conveni- ently situated at the end of one hall which is at the end of another hall which is at the end of the main corridor, we may find the Aquatic Aces gaily disporting themselves. Far from the Crest of thel maddinq crowd, they carry on, improving muscles, breathing, and The Australian Crawl. - J V' ,f H44 If ,X , 1 I Y! ' 1 4 I, G HIRSIH LUERE PRUUD UF UUU' LUEUHIUTIVE The school that s always so a11ve C W1th lastmq frxendshlp true C We hope that we may always SIIIVS C To keep our ldeals 1n v1ew Wlth our motto as a guxde Let s not get out of step W1th our school as leadlng No other one precedmg H1rsch We re Proud of You' Soon H1ISCh w1ll be behlnd us But we ll have IIGS to bmd us Come on along .Iom m the song H1rsch We re Proud ot You' Looklng forward to the future Of our qreat h1gh school W1th our colors flymg Rah Rah Rah Yea H1fSCh Boom Chlckka Boom Ch1ckka S1s Boom Bah H1fSCh I-Ilrsch Maroon and whrte we re cryxng H1rsch We re Proud of You' SKURUEKET sssssssssssssssss booooooommmmmmmmmmm twh1st1eJ aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh H1rsch Rah Rah Blllllll Boom RHZZLE DHZZLE Razzle Dazzle Razzle Dazzle Razzle Dazzle J1m .Iam Jrve Come on H1rsch we ll skm them ahve Hlt Em hlgh Hxt Em low Come on H1rsch Lets go WE INVITE YOU TO MEET OUR FRIENDS OUR BOOSTERS AND ADVERTISERS WHO HELPED TO MAKE THE MAROON OF 1941 A FINANCIAL SUCCESS II39 S 0 Il S H Il ll I H E E R S ll 1 Il , . ' ' H-I+R-S- HH ' ' ' ' He1uR-s- -H ' Hswlenise DH Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah EHICKKH BO0IIl Boom Boom Chlckka Boom Rxckka Chrckka Boom Chrckka S1s Boom Bah Rah Rah Rah 'WEATHER THE STORM WITH STENDER'S FURS TO KEEP YOU WARM! if .111 Mmks, E' Z: F .A L7 :sl 1' . , ,J r ','.'I,I I. I I ' fII.I 45' 1' 'fp 'J I'r l'1r'1:1f L1':.f Z, Sc I'- STENDER'S FURS 7935 Coitaqe Grove Ave. WHAT'S NEW? :W-V11 EfT','fI,f,5.fiff 1.121 i' 11' WS. h,V.K y S., . 'I ,'.'. 1 L S SIIIFIP? 'NV-If ly GUY Inf Ylxinkin cf .1fT'1:, ::.- ' :',1f:.1:i fzr Gr.:f1.r:!1rm, I. G. BOWMANS-827 E. 79th St. YOU CAN EAT YOUR CAKE AND HAVE IT TOO KI Ili S ru :.y 1 fIIl'IlIF V1 Iwwtfw I' K 1' mfxlff' Sw-zur. .. .., .. 5 .J -siirm, ,un 1 1: r 11: : 'rv :' .xfsf-.Z f' 1 I i,, LAMBBECHT'S BAKERY 851 E. 79th sn. HAIL, HAIL, THE GANG'S ALL HERE! V , i'1I1' L-' I',Qfl1 14 5 lf. fff 1'-v'!..,X,f fl' Hi I s t I . .95 CIY'EfI1?1f1vI 'f'I.' 'I ZIIQSS CASEY'S - 7756 Drexel Ave. , -. ..,.,,,, --4.72 f V. GIVE ME MY BUUIS and SADDLE Green Freshies, sophisticated Seniors, everyone, even some stout fathers perspirinq freely, can be seen mounted on their buckinq broncs, and charging around the wooded trails of the Midway. l-lirsch's own ridinq Club spends many afternoons a week enqaqed in this, its favorite pastime, and can scarcely be restrained at siqht of the fine horses owned by these stables. Only fifteen minutes from the Chatham neiqh- borhood, and for surprisinqly small fees, youna and old can spend a spirited afternoon at this, one of the best of all sports, at THE MIDWAY RIDING ACADEMY 736 E. 61st St. 1 , ,- .s YOU'VE GOT EVERYTHING Say Customers of Plruls Smart Shop, where they and their Children Can he zlrtiosi Completely ou'fitted. Alsf I for Gifts rerrifiiii er PAUL'S SMART SHOP 637 E. 79th si. SILVER THINGS AMONG THE GOLD Boys get their qirls lovkets for Christmas, older brothers blush white choosing diamond rings, :ind their parents for graduation ony '.-.xztfhes and pen sets for fzeloved offspring. This months spefial: ll free pencil from a Sl2.5O se: wiili every 1 etter pen bought. Where? - - IACK WITTGREN'S IEWELRY STORE 544 E. 79111 St. AH, SO PURE! 'De -irioos of Royal Blue Sfore produrfs. Nofning of 'r e pest in .zxnned and fresh goods for their Cusomers ROYAL BLUE GROCERY STORE 7852 Iefiery Avenue HHARDWEARING HARDWARE Need paini for your porch? Skates for the kid brother? Or any of The thousand and one things needed for ' Qi. me? See 'Eze AVALON PARK HARDWARE STORE 1311 E. 79th St. 'iw-wi' W s MAROON PHOTOGRAPHERS 744 EAST SEVENTY NINTI-I STREET BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1941 TRIANGLE 4240 11431 ,Q I ,. 1' ' v T T f Rx X E T 1 X. X .J X! V.. 1 Us ., , ., 4' f:f ' lm fervvs Best Serves Twic CI-IESLER TAILOR CLEANER AND DYER TWO STORES E BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1941 So Chrcago Coal 8: Dock Co H I R S C H HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION EXTENDS GREETINGS AND FELICITATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 Enfer Any Monday DAY OR NIGHT CHOOL COURSES IN SHORTHAND TYFEWRITING ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING COMPTOMETRY CHICAGO COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 6309 Yale Ave V, Telephone Weniworih 0994 COIVIPLIIVIENTS OE HUNDING DATAY 'rmq qle 5973 SCHOEN S BOOT SHOP 7903 Coitage Grove Ave. FLORSHEIIVI Shoes for Men RED CROSS Shoes for Women SIMPLEX FLEXIES for Children 11441 f .- HJ - IOIS East 82nd Sheet l535 asf 6701 Skreei V ,, TRIANGLE 8292 MIDWAY I478 I I ' I block Win nf ' ' ' 'X-nxworllx Axe. 1' n I TABLISHED 8 FRED KLEIN CCDMPANY Qlooc! mimic is '132 West Van Bu en Street T1 h 6363 1:45 E S 1 8 4 J . e cl ' 2 or lllfflffy 60 yours F. I' e ep one Monroe 1 wwf ,fy y ff flvf l I . ,LSTIGALL s PHARMACY ' V, ' A Pnorl-:ss1oNAL PHARMACIST ' Prescriptions Our Spec 'alty C B STIGALL T gl 61 7558 Cottage Grove A I C PHARMACY ERNEST L. roam, R. PH. Complete Prescription Service 1039 E 82nd Street at I C Station Phone TRlcmqle 211410292 Postal Sub Stal on tor Your Con en ence SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES As much a part of H1ISCh and dont iorqet FOLLOW THE CROWD TO BARNES 7900 I qlesxde Ave as Welcome Hall H ECK ER S SANDWICHES Rad 3434 79th and Ingles1de ' 50752161114 - 0 wi I 07,1 dV fZjMMM 'MW' gm Wflfvv ' 'fy of Zdmfwff f FE E ' ,aw e 'raining If you are not placed w1th1n thrrty days after you graduate from our college all tu1t1on pay ments w1ll be refunded 1n full CO EDUCATIONAL Only 4Year Hlgh School Graduates Enrolled 79th and Halsted Streets STEWART 8780 75th and Exchange Ave SOUTH SHORE 8734 FOX Secrelarialcolleqe H461 U , L f U ' 1 v 4. ' J t, , ff f . ' f 0 V I 'J 'f ljhf X X Af t P , v . VV -1 ' l V , 'IM I 1 lt 51-YJ 1 w ' X JN K lf 1 t 1 . ' Lf F . . ,ft vu , VV Aff n LA, K 'I I Y 1 Ask your doctor 1 l J tl . . Phone Rlcm e 39 ' ve. i v ' I n ' . ll l - , 1 I 4 O I 0 My f, fu' GEORGE SPIES INC OHICIHI Jewelers HIRSCH HIGH SCHCDQL 4140 48 N KOLMAR AVE Telephone KIL dare 2063 11471 WM 4 f W! W4 U .' ,I Q K H .. ' fi M ff ' f' I Y f fe J 1' , 4 i,,:' 4- fj X I . I to K 1 71 .L, 4 .l k-A1 ,,f ff, , ,V ,L ' .ff-f -:L , X . .-, , f 5 1.1 K.,-4'-Ag, .z'Cf',A,f4XL,f W-- J'4 LTA! I I D vi, ,F-Lf, ,I .,, X1 V' .' ' A -- 4,1-,ii Ai, 7 I n J, K -N ,nf,,,L,l.,Q- gp, Y . f-X, STEVENSON RECREATION Phone Stewart 1600 28 Bowltt cg AIIAYS B1111 mrde E 79th Street Chlcago I11 1..l.Q fi .' ft-' 'PI.'.'fEf?f' 0 15'D1lII'?-1Y Bowl in Comfort A11 Year 'Round REN EE SPECIALTY SHOPPE 657 E. 79th Street Am CONDITIONED fii i4II.1' Arif 512' ' ,,I E1'1x1'1'1 ee Mcmyne Tr 2326 GRASS SEED FERTILIZER GARDEN TOOLS LEE HARDWARE INC PAINTING ffnrcolmtl G 8138 S Cottage Grove Ave CUMPHNY u hold Elet b cmd Icnto Suppl Tr CI qle 0180 843 E 79th Street Rad 3312 69th SUMMER TERM Opens .Iune 30 Hours 8 30 to 100 SpeclaI Rates tone y n s ool ot I1 sands ds r g sece 5 9 COURSES Execut ve Q-ecretarwal Bus ness Adm' nr tratron Stan oraott Account ng Comptometry Brust1Up and Rewew E stung Course tor I-I S Cornrnercxat Students FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE VISITORS WELCOME BOOKLET VN VNIPNTLY LOCATE SCHCOL9 7 Y F222 324 S M I-I CAC I L NI BUSINE S COLLEGE 1481 1 1 C C L 757 . ' I I Ren i. A-W 1 . Einar Johnson Ho se . cric, Plum ing ' ' i r ies i n , I I A nai II It own ch I1Ig 'r r and A-I rating, otte In r - tari I and business krainin at very reasonable rates. : 7 , . ' , I f 'S ' , Y- - o . to I , 1, Y ' , In! 5 QQ VV ,rf . ,PC , . ,E S. VV'1r1'f Randi ptt Qof We Ar-fr. L L I flfff-'ard 792 KVA- v'fiL.I'7' rx'1T II A' E AIv 'kI,t ' , A II5VIE' EL 3 S. ELM! 3 .21 , NIL-vida Ecu . .Qi VV. GETS Stu-ni VVi'iwfrt E I' , t :.1n Am-'tw , E, Ioan oi?-1 C I -O, L I' OES KD X , it '11, f . ,ff ffyp .'if'f4 X A 3 4' ' ff X! E A f'f f f 4, ,ff-L ffl, , V, A A, A My-I , 4 I fry V LY .. .ff 'L .- 4'1i4w, if--Q if V VL., 11,1 fl-ft, ,757 - I , 2506 ff ' of .L 'ff , I , , , ,I ,X X f 1 XL I 1 f ' - D 7 fi -1 ff -fig Connpliments and Best Wishes to ' ' If J Hirsch High School A A RAY E. OLIN S. K. SMITH CO. Alderman of the Eighth Ward makers of MOLLOY BOOK COVERS Boosters JOHN F MCMAHON DD S 2857 N Western Ave S93 E 79th St Chicago IH Compliments of DR E J GALLEGHER MD SAVOY GROCERY 79th ss 2455 E 1 GROVE SWEET SHOP 7618 Cottage Gro e Ave Comphrnents of COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN CO 117 N WACKER DRIVE ANDover 1798 OVER HILL OVER DALE er Ch1 qc untry I n e f1C1 nl He T1 AMSTADTER S STORAGE AND VAN CO 7315 Cottage Grove Ave 1491 . , . . . , . . . . , . . 7 E. . . 75 h St. v , . go hucje trucks pmd vgms, CQ. K K :JV 'Eli' ima all ever 'Exe ' :O . Whom theres any 'Lil W 1 I moving O 13? ione quickly -x ' .1 d i e ty, .znd you :rut B Cvery gvie:e of furmiure fi Lir- . uve in one gkiefe, 'ft ' E. ' 'X lritmc. 6050. Huge ship: airs i fqo sxtely firm suite tt: tg Qmi thcusarlds gf r Leg '.-:if-r IHJI1 iled hy , I HAMBURGERS MINER DUNN Inc 1732 E 79th Street 7959 S Ashland Avenue HI HAT BARBECUE SERVING THE FINEST FOOD THE MARKET OFFERS 1 T 8258 Cottage Grove Avenue SANG LEE Umm AEN t OI WILLSHORE RESTAURANT Chop Suey To Take Home N W Comer 2406 E 75th Street A y h r Sag 2225 75th at Exchange REGent 5808 PAHAMOUNT RESTAURANT 1553 East 63rd Street Hyde Park 9690 ITIOSGI' O The Business Colleqo wifh Phe Univer any Atmosphere Famous fo the Hugh Type ol' Employees at Develops ONLY FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ENROLLED Bullemn Free on Request NO SOLICITORS IEMPLOYED H6 South Mnchngan Avenue Chicago Randolph 4347 N 5,45 J 3 1, ' ' ,I X fy-7,7 0 Announcing the Re-opening of the ffif f.f,fA ,'., -3 'ff'fT fl? ' ?.3.?xffff .lA:H111.f'F PFfI'f - , . . Cal riangle 9116 for Quick Delivery 'f' . , ft FS A . T B II us Feed Deiwery A Tune n :J..e e . B U S I N E S S C L L E G E 4' ' - r isfnl f wafvfew Z.. JwAf'L0v'+I'5f 1 O E BALKIN DRUGS 456 E 83rd St FREY S TOGGERY 2627 E 75th St NELS OLSEN 7939 St Lawrence Ave RUTH S RESTAURANT 2416 E 75th St NEW WAY SHOE SHOP 749 E 82nd St CHATHAM GROCERY 7900 Langley Ave FLANDER S TEA ROOM 7501 Exchange Ave LANDSMAN DRUGS 8201 Cottage Grove Ave 2613 E 75th St KELLY DRUG STORE 8158 Cottage Grove Ave ,LI VALERIE LANDIS GIFT SHOP 2519 E 75th St DOWNTOWN LOUNGE AND CHAIR CO 551 Lake St POWERS VENETIAN BLIND CO 1613 E 75th St WINDSOR STATIONERY SHOP 2610 E 75th St DAVIS MEN S SHOP 2611 E 75th St LEE IOHN S RECREATION 2460 E 75th St GEORGE S GRILL 804 E 79th St OLSON S BAKERY 925 E 79th St IULIEN TAILOR 6. CLEANER 7507 Essex Ave BUDLONG 6. BLOOM INC 2004 E 71st St BETTY MAE YOUNGBERG 8230 Maryland Ave GROVE SWEET SHOP 7618 Cottage Grove Ave COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND , I - K ' ' W 3 x q 7 5 v V V4 ' f f V rr.-'J Q g B O S T R S ' WII..LIAIVI'S GRILL I Isl 1 ut' ? , .., X is t X1 xx ax Lf S . ' I ,v ' I : I ' fif I ,. .E I I, l - 1 , . 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W ' ' J X ,VII . l 1 Ill HPPREIIHTIUII Before addrng the fmal perrod we would lrke to express our gratrtude and apprecratron to those many unsung people who have persprred and watched the sun go down Whlle workrng wrth us on th1s book We thank MR SHINE for hrs rnterest and h1s patrence durrng all the retakes MR ARENDS for h1s txreless Work wrth the busrness staff MRS PARKER for her supervrsron ot the art work VIOLET JACOBS and ZOE FISHER for the tme art work they have contrlbuted MRS KUEHNE for her patlence and effrcrency 1n handllng all the plles of nlckles penntes etc that the book brought 1n MR HAGERTY of Rosenow Engravlng Company for all hrs ldeas suggestlons and the mldnrght o1l he has burned MRS BEECHER and her photographer MR SNYDER tor the wonderful mb they drd rn tak1ng some 800 personal prctures and all the group prctures MR NEIHAUS of Fred Klern Company for h1s help rn gettmg all our copy ready for press MR MCNALLY and h1s sales classes for the en thusrasm and energy Wrth whrch they obtamed ads CONNIE DIVINE and FRANK CRONICAN for the posters wh1ch they made HELENE FRIED LANDER for the many Wrrteups Whlch she contrtbuted and the STAGE CREW for therr generous cooperatlon durlng the plcture takrng schedule We also srncerely thank all the merchants and others who have advertrsed rn th1s book THE GRHIJU We are hopmg that as you turn the tmal page of th1s our bra1nch1ld our productron our g1ft to pos+er1ty you are chuckllng over the parned expres sron m your graduatron prcture here you are remrnxscrng about the escapades that are brought back so v1v1dly by our calendar you are w1sh1ng that you could l1ve the whole tour years over agarn and that you are pleased wrth our attempt to preserve for you rn these pages all the laughter the suspense the ZIP and the adventure that has character1zed your hfe at Hrrsch xg 5 fxttffft 2 s kk X , ... . oxex ' ' ' ' ' f ' ' fl , ' , Q t ' 5 I I V' tu nm I 1 rj 2 A M57 m, THE MARCON STAFF ftyttll S U E! 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