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N x x L ,Jxxd X M El K if . 7 5 X X R' X fi Ei Ei JZ . WfJ27i'. Milly - . lv' M wb fr---f-uf. X 1:11. WL Q if . 4 1 ' F 4' if W X PRESENTATION ,M WM iw, fgvfgff' Q2 E53 l W Xu ' if K3 - 0 4zo'J,5 12 L X N in Vi 7 L Q f W H 'Ep Ju 5 ' 0-'J Q X fx? 3 M? A HIRSCH HIGH SCHOOL IN CHICAGO Qur dcldwvements are recorded m H115 the 1943 Maroon Wrthrn these Pages are Presented the thoughts and actrons o 4 . . f the student body Preparing for war and Preparing for peace, I 13: v MISS MARIE A. McCAHEY, CUR NEW PRINCIPAL e come fo you, MISS MCCAHEY Today, throughout the nation, the responsibilities of the high school prin- cipals are greater than ever before. The huge tasks of preparing their students to take their places in this war torn world, and of training them to aid in the Post War reconstruction, are but a few of their many responsibilities. To be equal to such a trust requires a person of exceptional ability to lead and to lend sound advice. We at HIRSCH are extremely proud to have just such a person in our principal, Miss Marie A. McCahey: and it is to her that we, the students of the Senior Classes of Iune 1943, and February l944, dedicate this issue of the MAROON. TO OUR HIRSCH STUDENTS: We are living in a tumultuous era which calls for inspiration and fore- sight in the daily conduct of our lives. Nationally and individually, we are constantly made aware of the importance of one great asset . . . time! Our young men and women of high school age have a new consciousness and apprecia- tion of the relationship of time ex- penditures to their future, and they are meeting the national emer- gency with calm deliberation and a thoughtful planning of their time and action. Theirs is a simple but great cour- age. May they guard it well . . . -sf as the flame which will light the f' way and carry them through! Marie A. McCahey, Principal . 'I . WATEHINB A5 WE PREPARE IN THE MANY NEWLY EUUIPPED IIUUM5 ANU NEW FACILITIES Upper Hrght PREPARATION Ior ARMY PHOTOG RAPHY REQUIREMENTS Here rs prcctxced Learn mg by domq ,QE-if 'fw- Cente! Left: In our new PRE-INDUCTION COURSE OF SHOP FUNDAMENTALS, students are shown finishing projects in Basic Ceramics. Lower Right: PRIMARY FOUNDRY PREVEN- TIVE MAINTENANCE COURSE stresses SAFETY FIRST, as is shown by checking Gas Furnace. -up xn . T X4 W-.. -Q 4 S ,Q 8, 5 Center: Studying the application of Plastic in our Armed Forces. Lower: AUTO MECHANICS for students preparing tor war service is an important unit of work presented in the PRE-SERVICE COURSE in PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, DICTAPHONES ot the most modern type are installed lor use by those students majoring in stenographic work. Our new MANAGERS OFFICE offers opportunity to study the problems ol the Administrator and to develop one's own executive ability. Practice on CLERICAL MACHINES, such as the comptometer pictured, is of invaluable aid in training for the business world. l EDUCATION FOR DEFENSE includes CLERI- CAL PRACTICE in one ol the best equipped office rooms in the city. 0 YM A f I si, ,,:. ,ff 159505 Q . ,f , Q 1 ' -vm..-I , L +2 ,. of 5.11592 ,, f ' ? ' . 3, , L , Q K 1g'Z,Fi Z, X vfgz, ei ,Q , Q59 4 20:2 f n 'flf W Q 1 ,, fjigm 1 , ,f J. 1 ' 36 Q is gf , ,Q 44 f wi' W ,, ' , ,ifgwm V ,M ,1.,1, f, J. W? an ff ' ,, Ye Q , y I ? A' if , 4 ' ' AW r wa 'lam was-i,9w, Y 5 Ek X I It 'Nf- li -4 A,-4 .1 ,i .. W f..v If , pry. , 'Lf ,Q i Q fu N.. 135' , . -:ga ll ,. .iQ 41- 1 Q' K N 1 'HQ ' 0 Q ,Q ', si . 'l.' nf, 'A I ' ' 5, 4, p.',,'X 4, '. , n 0 li Y, q .NX .4 I, I I' a . ,lx '.,s.. fi I - 99, -xv., Q 'fa 4 vw ., x.f 4F:aL 2-. , . 0. f 51, 1- i 5 , fit -9 .- W R if v 'v ,Qi ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Smndmg: E. Solomon, A. Monz, L. Bennett. Seated: L. Ccxlncn, L, Mzxqq, C. Fisher. C. Sperlxnq. L, Monc1ghc1n,C. Perry. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Srcmding: B. Owens. Sealed: E. Lind, A. Durkin, H, Pirmte 14, ,a THCSE WHO re are TOP ROW MISS COSGROVE-4B and 4A Sponsor This little lady has such a wit, And is quick on the trigger in using it MISS ALLEN-4B and 4A Sponsor Diqnilied yet gracious, Her ready smile contageous, Miss Allen's heart is always kind. A sweeter persons hard to find. MISS LAWRENZ-3A Sponsor When she talks, she has something to say She is always at work, but knows how to play M I SS RYA N-2A Sponsor Friend to all who know her. Willing to aid is she. BOTTOM ROW MISS KNOSPE-3B Sponsor Always on some service bent. For others all her time is spent. MR. PROSTSMAN-2B Sponsor ln two pursuits his days are spent Bookkeeping and sponsoring. MRS. NICKLAUS-1A Sponsor Sending the Freshmen on their way, She guides their school life every day MRS. BORDNER-TB Sponsor Preparing the Freshies for future years Deservinq the whole school's praise and cheers 'sg' W FACULTY COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Standing: R. Kohn. M. Blumenthal, P. . Diggs, B. Weisz. Seated: H, Klein, W. Mc- X Enifi. 'x I 5 A ' . L Lu Iwi FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Standing: H. Kane. Seated: N. Hull, C. Nicklaus, K. Parker. 9 SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Standing: C. Ryan, L. Ross. Seated: G. Allen, F. Ieiiers, L. Meyer, A. Ross. 9 HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPARTMENT Standing: M. Coghlan. Seated: A. Lar- son, M. DeRoque. 116: FACULTY PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT H. Alexander, D. Mart, I. Podraza. H. Collins, E. Bland. V. Baker, V. Bartlett. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT D, Love, G. Knospe, W. Selig, M. Wiborq. W. Mitchell, M. Holmes, M. Cates, W. Fen- ner, S. Mechtersheimer. MATH DEPARTMENT W. Bueher. C. Watson, A. Arenas. H. Billings. TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT I. Gleason, H. Kohler. W. Ande: G Busca. l7 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Nlr I, Watt, Mr, L. Robinson. Mr. H. Bosworth Mr I. McGetr1ck, Mr. R. Mac- Donald, Asst. Chief En- gineer Mr. A. Beutiin- miller, Chief Engineer Mr. B. Bode. LUNCH ROOM STAFF Anna Larson, Mary Boykin, Frances Gran- berq, Stella Dougherty, Marie Baekle, Eleanor Devine, Anna Cotton, Mrs. Greene, Mgr.. AnnaChr1stenson,C3ol: MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mrs. MCLilland, Mrs I. Lynch, Mrs. Gavin. Upper Right: Mrs Beeqan, Truanf Ofixcer Center Right, Mrs. A Robinson, Matrcn. Extreme Lower P:qhr Officer Bangs .yn lalarecia ion . . . uf? -si' ts-f' x 1 E n VVithout your efforts, Hirsch could not have functioned as an efficient, modern High School. To each and everyone, the students of Hirsch Say, Thank You. ' 3 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 0 In addition to calling Iunior to breakfast, laying out his sweaters and socks, Cnot to mention darning the holesl, Mother is playing a tre- mendously important role by assisting Hirsch to prove its real Service to the Home and the Community in Wartime. The Service Men's Center at Grand Crossing Park owes its exist- ence and its success in great part to our P.T.A. This service is some- thing brand new, besides the promotion ot the sale of War Bonds. College Day was an event at Hirsch. Representatives from key colleges, at the invitation of the P.T.A. gave us a birds-eye view of college life and a tantalizing opportunity to see how it ticks. These are only a few of the reasons why we're so proud of our Parent Teacher Association. Lf-5 5 E' ' .A fs ,I . I A Mother's work is never done, A Teacher works all day. Put both together and you have A super P.T.A. AV '61 dffmwzwff fdf Fi Z '19 244- , 433'f?f.fUVJ4ef, ,fffffyf-ff jew 3 P.T.A. Seated: Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Miss McCahey, Mrs. Wilhjelm, Standin ' Mrs Briggs, Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Iackson, Mrs. Iohnson. q. . Ehrman, Mrs Schintz, Mrs. Kittridge, Mrs Day, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Widqeon Mrs. Van Reeth, Mrs. Cooper Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. Lawson Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Parking Below: College Day Tea, READY T0 SER VE Before our eyes loom vrsrons of hopes and ambr trons of becormna xuture presr dents avrators heroes and hero mes We are the eager young rn heart whose spmts have not been dampened by the school oi ex- perience. Bewildered carefree youngsters when we entered Hirsch, we are now earnest young rnen and women striving to set forth and accomplish our purposes in hte, perhaps to leave some trace of our efforts for posterity. WE ARE THE SENIORS -pre- paring to enter, look over, and con- quer the world ready to serve in war and in peace. , Q' i,g51f.j2l1Q-,y,. xg. fgifiz-fpggiv 5 '- QQ? Vx I v ' WT: E T xg ' . : 1- ,, .. -a ', if . i T 'H 9 '?53??:5'v 1 5 2 951 - Qfli, '5' if Y' 4 f f .. ..vw.,.-, x :I 2, u ZR ' 1 5 1 . , I L... I f In 5.4 If . H' M . ', V' 'S' 5 ? ' 1 if '.' '-111 V 0 Q is, I V . .1 ' ', : ' D q ff If gy' .sf V Q Q Q ' H 1 Q X ,' f RQ, 5 i' s lf I 1 -.Z f M i 'I 1 .qi ' V. 4 FY' U. f F1- DICK BOCKELMAN--capable versatile W-dependable. Because of these quali- ties he has become a leader of every activity in which he has participated. EVELYN ADAMS- Eve Red Cross Delegate, Girls Glee Club, Herald Salesman, Pep Club. t Editor, Safety Engineer, Publicity Committee. EDITH ALLEN Edie Choral Club, Cheer Leader, Drama Club, 4B, Vice Pres. Safety Engineers, Chairman, Bid Committee, Student Aid, Maroon Salesman, Herald Salesman. Herald Circulation Stafl, Pep Club, G,A.A., French Club. BETTE ALMQUIST Betts G,A.A., Bowling Club, Student Gov't Pin Salesman, Herald Salesman. 'Gif C? 35- Lf We are truly proud to recognize Dick as President of our Iune class oi '-13. CARL ANDERSON Andy Herald Photography DONALD ANDERSON Andy. DOROTHY ANDERSON Dot - Attendance Office, Lunch Room Hostess IFengerl, Honor Award, Remedial Secretary, G.A.A. WILLIAM ANDERSEN Andy, IOANN ANNAL jo Pan American League. Student Aid, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Prophecy Committee. 0 le FRED ATKINSON Oklahoma Stage Crew, Publicity Com' mittee, Herald, Poster Club. PATRICIA BABBINGTON Pat Red Cross, Gold Hand' book Salesman. IOAN BAKER Skip Herald, Drama Club, Pan American Club. G.A.A.. Red Cross, Gold Attendance Office, Choral Club. MARCELLA BALLOWEA 'Mar:e G.A.A., Hall Guard tParkerl. GLENNA BARATTA 'Porky Choral Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Poster Club, Herald Reporter, Student Aid. ALEX BARROWMAN Fe1ex. FEDORA BATTISTELLI Stevie Editor-in-Chief Maroon, Junior Ed, Maroon, Choral Club, National Honor Society, Glee Club, G.A.A., St. Court Clerk, Gift Committee, Pan American League, Latin Club, Safety Engineer, Intra-mural Basketball Champ, Civic Bureau. Freshie Guide, Breakfast Committee. IERRY BECK' I, B. Choral Club, Track Team, Basketball Team, Swimming Team, Bid Committee. MARGARET BECK Becky A.C.C.L., G.A.A., Orchestra. fCalumetJ G.A.A,, Science Ciub. Office Ass't, Safety Engineer, Red Cross. .22, RICHARD BOCKELMAN 4A Class President DORIS BECKER De De Herald Reporter, Spanish Club, Student Aid. ED BELLANTE RALPH BENGSON Benny Baseball Team, RUTH BERGER Ruthie Hall Guard, Glee Club. ANN BERGGREN -'Annie Red Cross Delegate, G. A. A., A.C.C.L. fWestcottl. 4B Editor and Treas. of Maroon. Chairman, Class Gift Committee, Student Gov't Rep- resentative, Scrap Committee, Civic Bureau, Herald Salesman, Defense Stamp Salesman, G.A.A., Office Work, Riding Club, Class Breakfast Waitress, Bowling Club. Choral Club, National Honor Society. BLANCHE BERKSON Orchestra. JOHN BOHAN Iaybee Hall Guard. GLADYS BOQUIST Gladie' G.A.A., Choral Club, French Club, Red Cross Delegate, Graduation Usher, Commencement Committee, Class Breakfast Waitress, Gold Drama Club .Christian Highj. DOROTHY BROWN Dot Band, G.A.A., Orchestra lSo. Bendl, Cap :S Gown Committee, Bowling Ciub, Drama Club. DOROTHY BRUCKS Dot Red Cross, G.A.A., Bowling Club, French Club, Room Hostess, Defense Stamp Delegate, Orchestra, Band. LORRAINE BRUNO. IEAN BURCHETT Sis Gold Choral Club, G.A.A,, Bowling Club, Pin of Ring Committee, Clcanrup Delegate, Latin Club. ROBERT BURNES Bob Red Cross, Football. Swimming Wrestling, Safety Engineers, Choral Club. Ticket Salesman. MARY BURNS BurnSy Vice President of G.A.A., Honor Teams. Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball, Field Hockey, Iunior Choir, Bowling Club, Maroon Salesman, Red Cross, Safety Engineers. FLORENCE BURNSTEIN Flo Choral Club. Hall Guard Herald Salesman, Basketball, Student Gov't, Pin Salesman Ticket Salesman. 23 if Ioe BLANCHFIELD Dodo Football, Wrestling, Vice Pres. of Poster Club, Merit Award, Safety Engineer, Maroon Staff CPublicityl, Chairman, Publicity Committee, Hall Guard. RICHARD BOCKELMAN' Dick Pres. of Senior Class, Pres. of Choral Club, Pres. of Bar Association, Senior Iudge, Iunior Iudqe, Treas. of Iunior Class, National Honor Society, Executive Council, Twice Merit Award Winner, Chairman of Ticket Sales of Choral Club. Student Court Lawyer, Student Gov't. Representative, Head St. Gov't Pin Salesman for 3B Division. Civic Bureau, Basketball, Graduation Usher. Iunior Choir, Latin Club, Safety Engineers, Intramural Basketball and Ten- nis, Pan American League, Gold Council, Clean Up Delegate. -.-,M ,ry DOROTHY IEANNE COCKLE Dot G.A.A., A.C.C.L. ,Calu met,, G.A.A., French Club jSouth Shore,, Gold Studen Aid, Safety Engineer, Poster Club, Red Cross, Gift Committee LORETTA COFFEY Letty Band, Drama, Herald Salesman Defense Stamp Delegate, Ticket Salesman, Hall Guard. RITA COLLINS - 'La La. WILLIAM COLLINS Willie Muff Swimming, Bowling, Rid- ing Club. BARBARA BURTON Shorty G.A.A., Choral Club, Hall Guard, French Club, Volleyball Team, Basketball. ELLEN CANNA EI - G.A.A., Bowling Club, Safety Engineer. LENORE CARROLL Lee Choral Club, Iunior Choir, Safety Engineer, Latin Club, Herald Reporter, Breakfast Entertainment Committee. IEANNE CARTER Sachmo II - Division Secretary, Lunch Room Hostess, G.A.A., Iunior Choir, Herald Salesman. PATRICIA CASEY Case G.A.A., Pan American League, Iunior Choir, Locker Guard. REGINA CHAPMAN Reggie Library Asst., Red Cross, French Club, Hall Guard, Maroon Feature Writer, Safety Engi- neers, Secretary, Ticket Salesman, Student Aid, HENRIETTA CHEATHAM Henri Bowling Club, G.A,A.. Iunior Choir. ALEX CHIDICHIMO Laky. DOROTHY CLAUSON Dottie , G.A.A., Hall Guard tParkerJ. , X fa Uallnli . in A fertile 5 , I. X31 VIRGINIA COMPTON- Ginny , G.A.A., French Club, Choral Club, Iunior Choir, Safety Engineer. BERNADINE CONLEY- Bernie THENRY COPPOLILLO-- Copp Orchestra, Drama, Track EGTI1, EDWARD COSTIN Dumbo , Bowling Team, Baseball, In- tramural Softball. ..24n 0 BILL CROPPER Willy Football, Hall Guard, Cap 6 Gown Committee, Drama Club, Safety Engineers ,Westcott', A.C,C.L., B.A,A. NORMA CROUSE Riding Club, Pan American League. MARION DAVIA - Mar - Girls' Glee Club. Bowling Team, G.A.A., Red Cross Delegate, Herald Salesman, Gold H' Coun- cil. BETTY LEE DAVIS - Betts - Latin Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. Gold Bowling League. ROBERT DESCHAMPS-V- lunior R.O.T.C. Captain, Rille Team, Special Deputy, Pres. Stage Crew, Hall Guard, Safety Engineers, Fire Guards. GEORGE DICKINSON Bio Bowling, Hall Guard, Merit Award, ROSE MARIE DOTEN National Honor Society, Gold G.A.A., Red Cross Delegate, Pan American League, Adjust- ment Oftice, Flower Committee, Hockey, Basketball Team. Safety Engineers. MERLE R. DRAPER MeIrily Drama Club, Student Govt. Representative, G.A.A. JANET DRUMMOND Peewee Lunch Room Hostess, G.A.A. Board Member, Basketball Team, Volleyball Team, Hockey Squad. IH. FRANK ALBERT DULLER Fat Wrestling, Track, Bowling, Treasurer Stage Crew, Special Deputy, ELEANOR ANNE EIGENBAUER Ellie Choral Club, Gold Reporter, Assistant News Editor, Flower Committee. MARTHA ENGSTROM Marty Choral Club, Cheer Leader Student Govt., Student Aid, Prom Committee, Safety Engineer. MARIORIE EPSTEIN Margee French Club, Hall' Guard, G.A,A,, Red Cross, Satety Engineers, Publicity Committee. 425, sv 54 Q tl! lllllnt- . .. l'.J .a' BETTY ERLEBACH G.A.A., Hall Guard, Red Cross, Bowling Club. DOLORES IUNE ESCHER Esch Choral Club, Prom Com- mittee, Satety Engineers, USO. Delegate. RICHARD EXCELL DiCk - Basketball, Baseball. Truck. Band, Latin Club, Lettermen, 4A Editor Maroon, Sonic! C1055 Treasurer, Baseball, Pin and Ring Committee. ANNETTE R. FACTOR read G.A.A,, Lb A 1 - Hail Guam, Pep Club ,Hyde Paglc. I my SS Slant A-, 4A Vice President BETTY GOETZ- girl of the hour , . sweetheart of old Hirsch-Higi. Who does everyone turn to when he wants something done . , . or some advice. WALLACE M. FLETCHER Wally Maroon, Choral Club, Student Gov't, Commencement Committee lWest- cottl, A.C.C.L., B.A.A., Drama Club. IUNE LILLIAN FLOERKE --National Honor Society, Gold G.A.A., Red Cross Delegate, Pan American League, Breakfast Committee, Adjustment Office, Hockey Team, Basketball Team, Safety Engineers. LILLIAN FREEBERG Lil Civic Social Club, Red Cross. Dance Club, Girls Club lLindbloml, Glee Club. RUTH FRESEN Sponnip Bowling Club, G,A.A. 5 4 4 f 4 whether it is on the latest flame, or that horrible report he has to make? Why, Betty Goetz, our Vice Presidentl Hostess, G.A.A.. Latin Club, Cap 6 Gown Committee. ADA GARDNER Bugs Choral Club, Lunch Room ANITA GAYNOR Netes Glee Club, Pep Club, e Saiety Engineers, Hall Guard. ANN GEANOULES' Angie Hall Guard, Student Gov't Chairman of the Englewood Student Gov't G.A.A. PLO GENNARELLIH Bubbles Glee Club, Music Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Hall Guard, Student Gov't, Ticket 0 Salesman, Science Club, Pep Girls, Correspondent Com- mittee, Lunch Room Hostess tBowenJ. EVERT W. GIDLUND lntramural Baseball, lntramural Wrest- ling. EUGENE GINSBURG Ginsy Bowling Club, Pan American League, Spanish Club, Ir, Honor Society CParkerJ, BETTY GOETZ Goats -Vice Pres, ai Senior and Iunior Class, Associate Ed. of Herald, News Ed., Reporter, Sec'y of Student Gov't, Finance Bureau, Civic Bureau, Vice Pres. and Sec'y of Bar Association, Lawyer, Vice Pres. of Honor Society, G.A.A. Board, Choral Club, Bowling Club, Hall Guard, lr. Choir, Pan American League, Latin Club, Freshie Gu.d2, Merit Award. NICK GONNELLA Red Basketball, Baseball. EILEEN GORBIEN Glee Club, Red Cross Delegate Bowling Club. VVILLIAM GOTT Will.e. PAULZNE GRABLER Polly G.A,A., N.Y.A. EDMUND GRANQUIST Ed CovCcpt. Baseball Team. DOROTHY MAE GREENE Do!ty Student Gov't Representa- tive Ticket Salesman, Drama Club, Riding Club, Oftiie Clerk. Attendance Ctlice, Hall Guard. 6 BETTY GEOTZ 4A Vice President LEONARD OREENSPON MiiipIiy. DOROTHY HAINES Dotty Safety Engineers, I G.A.A., Red Cross, Attendance, LU. of C.? Current Affairs IANET GUDMUNDSON G.A.A., lunior Choir, Hall Club, Tennis Team, Music Club. Girls Glee Club, Mixed Guard. Choir, French Club, Field Hockey. IANE GUNTHER Glmf1Y Student COW' I-min Club COLLETTA HAIM Colette G.A.A., Bowling cinb, Gold National Honor Society, Safety Engineers, Pan Choir' American League, Red Cross, Scrap Drive, Library Ass t. G-P--PM ELAINE RANNON Red Bowling cinb, cnnigi Club, llll 0 VIRGINIA HADDLESAY Ginny Hgii annie, sgfeiy Iumef Cholf- ' , Cl B kt t W 't ess, Gold Glee C1lxx?bllelsefiCroZ?HeiiTd S?eportgr1,rFeature Ed. oi Herald, t I RUTH HANSEN Red Pan American League, Span- Herald News Ed. Publicity Committee. 'Sh Club, GBE ClL'b. WINIFRED HANSEN Wynee Glee Club, Herald Reporter, Flower Committee. MARGUERITE HANSEN Marqqy. ANNIE LAURIE HARDING Small Fry Swimming, ROSS HARMON Pan American League. Spanish Club, 'West cott B.A.A. IEANNE HEINRICHS Ieannie Choral Club, Herald Re- porter, Pan American League, Student Aid, Drama Club. Span- ish Club, Maroon Staff, Red Cross, G.A.A., Gold Hall Guard, Prophecy Committee, Poster Club, Safety Engineers, ROY HEMPEL Gold Hall Guard MARGARET HlGHl Marg Bcwlinq Curb Spanish Club. DOROTHY HILL Fuzzy G.A.A. HOSE MARIE HOSKINS VVOsIe Cfizral Club Marccn Salesman, Maroon Finance, French Club Pcister Club Treasurer :Q National Honor Society Red Cross Deleqate Herald Salesman Gold Safety Engineers Freshman Gugde, Office Asst Library Asst. Class Breakiast VVaItress, Meri Award, Student Gzvt CIVIC Bureau, Finance Bureair, Cha.rm:rn Class Breal-:fast 27 X s LA VERNE HUBER Peanuts - Hall Guard, Lunch Room Hostess, Herald Salesman. SHIRLEY HUMPHREY Shirl -- Glee Club, Maroon. Clean-up, Hall Guard. FRANK IABUREK. VALERIE IACOBSON Jake - Commencement Committee, Choral Club, Maroon Staff, Herald Staff, Band, Maroon Sales- man, Student Gov't Representative, Herald Salesman, Gradua- tion Usher, Class Breakfast Waitress, Red Cross, G,A.A., Special Deputy, Ticket Salesman, Pep Club, Hall Guard Captain, Office Ass't, French Club. GENEVIEVE IAMROZ Gen Girls' Glee Club, Hall Guard, CEenqerl G.A.A., Latin Club. DONALD IOHNSON Don Hall Guard, R,O.T.C. IOHN IOHNSON Swede Hall Guard. MARION IOHNSON Iohnnie - G.A.A., Entertainment Com- mittee, Choral Club, Pep Club. THOMAS KELLEHER-- Tom'5 -Bowling Club, Pool, Ping Pong, Maroon, Swimming, Hall Guard, Iunior Choir, LWestcott, Radio Club. A.C.C.L., B.A.A. lk ,K me June gracluafinf' 661.45 0 femur MARY KIRINICH Kirine. MILDRED KNIGHT Milly Sec. of Senior Class, Sec. of Choral Club and Librarian, Pan American League, Cheer Leader, National Honor Society, Stamp Delegate, Herald Sales- man. Maroon Captain, Hall Guard, Iunior Choir. DORIS KOHLOF Dot Red Cross Delegate. BEVERLY LADD Bev Student Aid, Drama, lRock Island Debate Forum, Ir. Class Play, Latin Club Pres., Feature Ed., Annual Editorial Staff, Annual Business Staff, Radio, Photog- raphy Club, Ji r It ,1 .V px lg nk 1 ,4 IEANETTE LANDINI Dolly Red Cross, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Riding Club, Office, Ass't G.A.A., Bowling, Library Ass't, Stamp Delegate, Band, Safety Engineers, CLARENCE LARSON Peanuts - Wrestling, Intramural Wrestling Champion, Mgr. Basketball Teams. IEANNE M, LAWLER leannie French Club, Glee Club. 1Starrett Highy, Bowling Club, Pan American Club, Reporter, Latin Club, Library. Archery, Red Cross. THOMAS LEHRMAN Tom Officer R.O.T.C,. Fire Guard, Rifle Team, Hall Guard, Picked Platoon, Herald, Publicity Of- ficer R.O.T.C., Student Aid, FRANK LENTI- - Fuzzuli. RUTH LOHMAR Ruthie Bowling Team, Hall Guard, Ma- roon Staft, Library Staff. LEON LUBINSKY- Buster Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Student Council Pres., Finance Bureau Chair., Publicity Bureau Chair., Civic Bureau, Student Court, Ass't Attorney General, Attorney General, Defense Lawyer, Freshman Guide, Safety Engineer. Hall Guard, Pin and Ring Comm., Gold ARCHIE MacLEAN ArCh fHerald Sports Editor, Choral Club Treas., Gold Treas., Latin Club Treas., Ir. Choir, Stamp Delegate, Student Gov't Rep., Breakfast Comm., Library. LAURENCE MANN Larry - Hall Guard, Fire Guard, lWest- cottJ B.A.A. BOB MANNING Flyer Basketball Team, Hirsch Herald Reporter, Resigned Treas. of Senior Class, Library Staff, Choral Club. ETHELMAE MARKEY Marquita G.A.A., Latin Club, Hall Guard. BERNICE MARTIN Martee Lunch Room Hostess, Hall Guard. MARY CLAIRE McCLU'RG Mack -Student Aid Pres., Red Cross Publicity, French Club Sec., Herald, Maroon, Drama, Safety Engineers, G.A.A., Entertainment Comm., Clean-up Comm., Ir. Choir, Pan American League. K F? Ll h. A , .t ti' ge xv P 5 4- . 02916. . Q! MARY LOU MCDERMED Lee Herald Reporter, Class Breakfast, Maroon Literary Start, Library Ass't, French Club, Drama, Physics Club, Merit Award, Freshman Guide, Band. THOMAS MCPHEETERS Tommy Football, Baseball, Track, Maroon Staff, Intramural Baseball. IRENE MEEHAN National Honor Society, Literary Editor Maroon, Library Ass't, Latin Club Social Chair., Student Aid, Bar Association, Safety Engineer, Merit Award. Pin and Ring Comm. CAROLYN MERKLE Meri G.A.A., Herald Salesman, IOSEPHINE MICELLI lo, ALICE MIKKELSEN Mikkey French Club, Librgyy Asgg Girls' Glee Club, Maroon Statt. MICHAEL MONTESANO Mike Baseball Team Captain Basketball Team Captain, Commencement Comm. IOHN MORTIMEYER Mort Choral Cl b, B ' B ' Hall Guard, Pan American League, u OYS Owlmq RUTHE MURCHISON Flash Red Cross, Student Gov't, Safety Engineer, Ticket Salesman, Herald Sales- man, Herald Reporter, Herald Exchange Editor, Senior Glee Club, Drama Club, Div. Vice Pres., Breakfast Comm., G.A.A. EILEEN NAGLE- Naqe - Girls' Glee Club, Student Gov't, Safety Engineer, Ticket Salesman, Herald Sales- man, Red Cross Delegate, Stamp Delegate, Hall Guard, Office Helper, G.A.A., Bowling League. WILL NAUGHTON Willie R.O.T.C. Officer, Ass't Chief Hall Guard, R.O,T.C. Officers Club. MARILYN NESBITT Lynn Pep Club, G.A.A., Stamp Delegate, Flower Comm., Basketball, Volleyball. 4A Secretary MILDRED KNIGHT--willing, energetic, Competent-in every manner a most ei- licient secretary. The right person to iulfill the duties of Senior Class Secre- tary. Aside from this position, Millie has become a well-known personality in many of Hirsch's other organizations. MARY NESH Cons National Honor Society, Ma- roon Salesman, Office Clerk, G.A.A. Board, Bowling League, Aquatic Aces, Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, G.A.A., Prophecy Comm. e HELEN NEUMANN Honey Choral Club Vice Pres., Defense Stamp Delegate, Senior Dance Comm., Prom Comm. BETTY NEWTON Newtonian --French Club, Gold Hall Guard, G.A.A., Advertising Manager, Herald, Exchange Editor, Herald, News Editor, Herald, Executive 0 Editor, Herald, Commencement Comm., Drama Club, Intramural Basketball. CAITJFRED NORDSTROM - Swede - -Aviation Club, Radio lu . ROBERT NORWOOD Snorts Wrestling, Sophomore Foot- ball. CECELIA NYE Cece National Honor Society Pres., Latin Club Sec., Merit Award, Chief Fire Marshall of Girls' Squad, Choral Club, Glee Club, Finance Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Gold Court Clerk, Herald Salesman, Maroon Salesman, Bowling, G.A.A., Cap and Gown, Safety Engineers, Hall Guard. MILDRED O'KRENT-- Moe - G.A.A., Hall Guard, French Club, Safety Engineers, Ticket Salesman. HANS OLSON OIe - Swimming Team, Maroon Photog- rapher, Baseball, Ass't Hall Guard Captain. PHYLLIS OLSON Phyl - Choral Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Latin Club, Class Breakfast, Entertainment Comm., Herald Salesman, Red Cross THERESE O'NEILL - Terry Ir, Choir, Pan American League, Science Club, Hall Guard. IEAN ORTH- Crash Student Gov't, Civic Bureau, Gold Red Cross, Safety Engineers, Freshman Guide, Latin Club, G.A.A., Intramural Basketball Team, Field Hockey, Aquatic Aces, Flower Comm. ANN OSIPENKO - Auncha -- G.A,A., Stamp Delegate, Poster Club, Scrap Drive, Hirsch Queen in Scrap Drive Parade. IACK OTT- Choral Club. 30 ff MILDRED KNIGHT 4A Secretary IEAN OVEREND Hall Guard ALDO PALMA AI Football, Intramural Basketball Swimming Team, Intramural Baseball, Wrestling, Letter men, LEROY PANTZAR Le Choral Club, Band, Orches- tra, Gift Comm, IUNE PARKER Daisy Ioone Girls' Glee Club, Li- ll brary, Office, ,Parkerl G.A.A. GLORIA PATTERSON Pat G.A,A., Maroon Start, t Herald Reporter, Pan American League, Gold Choral Club, Maroon Salesman, Herald Salesman, Bowl ing. WILLIAM PEMBERTON B111 Ir Class Social Chair Sr. Class Social Chair., CofCaptain Football Team, Ma- roon Circulation Mgr., Wrestling Team, Latin Club, Track Team, Student Gov't, Hall Guard Captain, Choral Club Pres., Lettermen. MARY ELLEN PENNY Penny Library Ass't, Latin Club, G.A,A,, Herald Salesman, Defense Stamp Delegate, Maroon Copy Editor, Breakfast Comm., Drama Club. CARMEN PETRO Scrap Wrestling, Football, Scrap Drive, Hirsch King in Scrap Drive Parade. LA ROI PFLAUM Plum Breakfast Comm., French Club Glee Club, G.A.A,, Herald, Hall Guard. MARIORIE PHILIPS Margie Cheerleader, Choral Club Sec., Herald Reporter, Herald Salesman, Herald Circulation it Staff, Maroon Salesman, Library Ass't, Gold Student Aid, Commencement Comm., French Club, Safety Engineers, ,West- cottl Drama Club Sec., G.A.A., Hall Guard. LUCIAN PIERCE Red Hall Guard Captain, Choral Club, Safety Engineer, Prom Comm,, Chairman Choral Club Executive Comm. MARION PILLE Pill Choral Club, G.A.A., Safety Engi- neers, Song and Motto Comm. Division Salesman, Red Cross Delegate, Maroon Salesman, Ir. Choir, Herald Salesman, Clean-up Campaign, Bowling League. ERIC PLANE Len Choral Club -IB Maroon Editor, Finance Comm., Wrestling Team, Swimming Team Mgr., Lettermen Student Gov't, Finance and Civic Bureau of Student Gov't, SUZANNE PORTER Susie Office, Library, G.A.A. Student Court, Bar Association, Poster Club, National Honor Societv Scrap Drive, Merit Award Student Gov't Glee Club. Glee Club Sec., Parker Ir, Honor Soczety Fencing, Latin Club Math Club Hall Guard Library AGNES RAE Aggie, IEANNE REED Jeanne Drama Club Student Aa G.A A Bowling Team, Student Govt Red Cross Pan Arxerrczzn League Spanish Club, Hall Guard Bid Comm., Gold 'H Herald Salesman, ELLA REICHER Yo Maroon Salesman GAA, Bowling Team, Student Gov't Rep., Lunch Room, Frencn Club Safety Engineers, Cleanup League Lunch Room Hostess. 31 ,. G' - 61 A 8 ' NC ':'T ,' PAUL REID Ozzie Choral Club, Student Aid, Song and Motto Comm. SHIRLEGENE REILLY Shirl Drama Club, G.A.A., Student Aid Sec., Red Cross, Pan American League, Maroon Salesman, Hall Guard, Gold Bid Comm., Safety Engineer, Herald Salesman. IOHN ROBLIN R.O.T.C. Battalion Comm., Hall Guard Cap- tain, Chief Fire Marshall, Rifle Team, Gift Comm. IOHN ROCI-IE Rochester --Basketball, Lettermen, Intra- mural Baseball, Swimming, Track, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Safety Engineer. BETTY RODGERS Bets G.A.A., Office, Safety Engineer. SHIRLEY ROGERS Shirl Girls' Bowling League, Spanish Club. NORMAN ROSCHER Stuff - Safety Engineers, Stage Crew, Wrestling, Bowling, Latin Club, Bid Comm. MARVIN ROSE- Rosie --National Honor Society, Tennis Team, Wrestling Team Captain, Herald, Student Court, Latin Club, Physics Club, Aviation Club, Stage Crew. THOMAS RYAN leep R.O.T.C., Hall Guard. S I 4 IU UIIU I'ClCLlflfl.IIl' KAIJJ 0 1 -L' Y , i 1 l' K 5 VALERIE SHAVER Val - Choral Club,-Herald Editor, ,Stu dent Court, Hall Guard, Student Gov't, National Honor Society Jr. Choir, Prom Comm. RUTH SHEPHERD Shep -- G.A.A., Hall Guard, Drama Club Herald Salesman, French Club, Class Breakfast, Bid Comm. Usherette. EUGENE SILVERMAN -- Gene ---Football, Baseball. KAY SKOLAK Herald Salesman, Hall Guard, lWestcottp A,C.C.L, Sec., G.A.A. CONSTANCE SMITH -- Connie --Choral Club, G.A.A., French Club, Office, Hall Guard. FLORA SMITH- National Honor Society Sec., Maroon Copy Editor, Latin Club, Safety Engineer, Library Ass't, Student Aid, Merit Award, Choral Club, Iunior Choir, Red Cross, Prophecy Comm. Chairman. ILONA SOLTESZ Babe - G.A.A., Latin Club, Hall Guard. ROBERT SONNEY-V- Bob Choral Club, Radio Club, Hall Guard, Commencement Comm., Student Gov't, lWestcottJ A,C,C.L., B.A.A. WILLIAM SAHM-- Bi11'9 -Choral Club, Herald Start, Ir. Choir, Pan American League, Safety Engineers, Baseball Team, Bowl- ing League, Cap and Gown Comm. Chairman, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard Captain. GENEVIEVE SALLINE Gen G.A.A., Bowling Team, Pep Club. Hall Guard. ROBERTA SANDMORE Bobbie Choral Club. Maroon, Ma- roon Salesman, Student Gov't Salesman, Poster Club Sac. Lunch Room Guard, G.A,A., Cap and Gown Comm., Bowling, Intramural Baseball Champs. GLORIA SANDS Go Go - Pan American League, Eques- trians, G,A.A. ANNA SASSOW Sass Glee Club, Bowling Team, G.A.A., Maroon Salesman, Hall Guard, Safety Engineers, Flower Comm. IOHN SCHEIBEL- lack - Ritle Team Captain, Fire Guards. Student Court, Bar Association, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Picked Platoon ol R.O.T.C. WILLIAM SCHRANZ- George, IACK SCHROEDER Shorty - Herald, Swimming, Choral Club, Iunior Class Pres., Prom Comm., Letterman Club, Basket- ball. BETTY SELINE Betts G.A.A., ll-larperj Ping Pong Club. is an l t , , , t v 1 , Nr' 'Q . t ill 0fQOIl UH CIPUCI jorf 'jAl'Q0 1 a ALFRIEDA SORENSEN Fritzie Gold Council, Pan American League, Herald, Glee Club, G.A.A,, Attendance Office. ROBERT SOYSTER Hack Hall Guard, R.O,T,C., Stott Ser- geant, Riile Team, Color Guard. SUZANNE SPIESE ludy Latin Club, Bowling Club. HARRY SPONGBERG Swimming Team Captain, Football, Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Letterman Club, Bid Comm. EDWARD STANEK. 5 v iv 0 QQG1 - S Q . 4' Q.f'.- X X- E ....,. , WILLIAM STEWART' Bi1l - Capt. of R.O.T.C., Hall Guard. Poster Club, French Club, Commissioned Officers. PRISCILLA STONE - Pris Defense Stamps, Freshman Guide. Library Ass't, Student Gov't Vice Pres., Publicity Bureau, Ir. Choir Vice Pres., G.A.A. Board, Choral Club Vice Pres., Ir. Class Sec.. Commencement Comm. Chairman, Merit Award, Reporter, Executive Council. RICHARD ST. PIERRE Dick Orchestra, Hall Guard, Fire Marshall, R.O.T.C. RICHARD EXCELL 4A Treasurer g LEONARD STUTTMAN Len Football, Swimming, ANGELINE TARGIANI Angie Hall Guard. Choral Club, Iunior Prom Comm., Library Ass't, Enter- tainment Comm., Gold H, Maroon Sports Editor, Bowl- t PATSY TATE Pat Choral Club, Hall Guard, Li- ing, LMt. Carmel! Iunion Intramural Baseball Champs, brary Ass't, lWestcott2 A.C.C.L.. G.A.A. Operetta. e VIRGINIA TAUSCHECK Touch Gold Class LITA SUND Lech Breakfast Waitress, Glee Club, Safetv Enaineer, Break- fast Comm., Herald Reporter, Ass't News Editor, Make- ELEANOR SUNDWALL Class Breakfast Waitress. Hpinkf' G.A.A., Latin Club, up Editor of Herald, Hall Guard. N TANCE THOMPSON Connie Glee Club, Latin 0 CO S IRENE SWANSON Rene Bowling. Club, EUGENE THOMPSON- Gene - Pianist for several shows. VERNE THOMPSON Iowa -Basketball, Track. Baseball, Student Giv't, French Club, Lettermen Club, Hall Guard, Spe- cial Deputy, Finance Comm. IACK TOBECKSEN The Baron Hall Guard, Defense Law- yer, Equestrians. ELLEN TRONGEAU Shorty, GEORGE TUSCHER Herman Baseball, Band, Maroon Cir- culation Staff, Bowling, Hall Guard, Entertainment Comm., tParkerl Band, Latin Club, Intramural Baseball. CATHERINE VALKAN Kay Hall Guard, Student Court, Class Breakfast Waitress. VILMA VARGA Vee ,Fengerl G.A.A., Latin Club. IOANNA VINCENT- Choral Club, G.A.A., Attendance Office, Class Breakfast Waitress, Maroon Salesman. GLORIA VOGT Glory --Red Cross Pres., Gold Safety Enginers, French Club, National Honor Society, Pan American League, Student Aid, Drama Club, Maroon Writer, G.A.A.. Dance Club, Pin and Ring Comm. ,3.1,, WILLIAM PEMBERTON 4A Social Chairman LOIS VOSS l.owie Iunior Choir, Choral Club. MARGARET WATSON Peggy Girls' Glee Club Pianist, Maroon Start, Pan American League, Student Aid, Drama Club, G.A.A. IUNE WEBSTER Little One Pep Club, Library Ass't. Class Breakfast Waitress. MILDRHD WEINSTEIN Myle Gold Attendance Ottice, Drama Club, Pan American League, Adjustment Office, Junior Choir, Choral Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Herald Reporter, Student Aid, Safety Engineers, Class Breakfast Waitress, Red Croc- Delegate, Cap and Gown Comm.. Hall Guard, Poster Club. Clair Mil? MARY LOUISE WILBUR Mary Foo Choral Club, Pin and Ring Comm. Chairman, French Club Sec., Maroon Salesman, Maroon Staff, Hall Guard, tWestcottE Calette, Temulac Salesman, G.A,A. Board ot Sports, A,C.C.I.. BEATRICE WILCOX Minx Girls' Glee Club, Iunior Choir, Hall Guard. DAVID WILLIAMS Dave Track. MARY WHELAN Lizzie Girls' Glee Club, lWest- cottl Calette Reporter, G.A.A., Hall Guard. EDITH WIDSTHAND Choral Club, Iunior Choir, Pan American League. MARGIE WIESMAN Blondie Drama Club, G.A.A. EDWARD WIGELL Red --Track, Band, Orchestra, Intramural Basketball, Dance Band. IACK VVILSON Doc Football Baseball, Intramural Bas- ketball, Track, Lertermen, Tennis, Choral Club, Bid Comm. NELL IANE WOLLSCHLAEGER Slots Girls' Bowling League, Student Gov't. WILLIAM YOUNG Bill Swimming Team, Choral Club, Stamp Delegate, Red Cross Salesman, MARIANNE ZICKE f'ShoIt., ' Cnorai Club, Bawllnq Club Maroon, French Club, G.A.A., G.ee Club. 35 GENE AASEN- Ace -Ir. Choir. Herald Advertising Staff, Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Herald Salesman. BETTE ALLMANe Bets f Safety Engineers. IOSEPHINE AMORE- Io -G.A.A. ARNOLD D. ARANOFF- Arnnie. LA VERN EDWARD AYERS-- Ed -- Radio Club. Q Class of Jan. '44, Pres. GENE FORD-His birth certificate reads Eugene Morton Ford, but his class- mates know him better as Gene. Athletically as well as civic minded, he has won letters in tennis and basket- ball. A well-liked personality, Gene has earned the right to lead his class G through to that ultimate goal-gradua- tion. CLARENCE L. BARNES- Chuck 41st Lt. R.O.T.C.. First Aid Squad, Queen Ann Drill Commander, Picked Platoon, Hall Guard Capt., Band, Orchestra, Gold H, Safety Engineers. IUNE EVELYN BOWMAN -Ir. Class Sec., Sr. Class Sec., Choral Club, Herald Ed.. Maroon Capt., Pan American League, Gold Librarian, Office Ass't, Student Gov't Rep., Merit Award, Freshman Guide, Equestrian, Stamp Delegate, Ticket Salesman. BETTY IAYNE BREHM Choral Club, French Club, Her- ald Salesman, Gold Div. Salesman. Civic Bureau. Library Ass't. I B T E BROWN- Bea ---Library Ass't. Ir. Choir, Choral Club, erald Salesman, G.A.A., Vice Pres. Div. RSHALL RAY BROWNELL- Mickey fStudent Gov't, Cold Safety Engineers, Swim Team, Library. Choral Club. aroon and Herald Salesman, Stage Crew, Hall Guard, Latin lub, Civ. Pres. ' IOAN BURKHARD---Latin Club, Gold H, Student Aid, Ir. Choir, Riding Club, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Div. Salesman. A J DEAN CAMPBELL--- Deacon Bcokroom, Hall Guard Capt. SEYMOUR CARREN- See. ELSIE A. CAVOTO- E1 - Band. 5. LEONA CHAPPEL- Lee - Band, G.A.A., Poster Club. PATRICIA COLLINS- Pam -Gold Latin Club, Safety Engineers, Pan American League. AIDA COSTABILE-- I -Red Cross Delegate, Thanksgiving Delegate, Student Gov't Rep., Choral Club. f36w GEN E FORD 4B President x ., ,Q IACK DAKES-- Coleman -Dance Band, Ad, Band, Hall Guard. ALLEN DIAMOND- Al f Stage Crew, Band, Intra- mural Tennis, Special Deputy. Hall Guard. LOWELL EDGREN-Choral Club, Bookroom, French Club. LAMONT ELTINGE - Lem Basketball, National Honor e Society. French Club Choral Club, Bookroom. Student g Gov't Rep.. Maroon Salesman. ELEANOR FRAME EI Library, IParker G,A,A. HILDA FRANCIS Hilly Hall Guard, Pan American League. IOSEPHINE FRANGELLA Io Clean-up Committee, Glee Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Bowling League, Maroon Salesman. s DOROTHY EMERLY- Dot Hall Guard. ROBERT FALK Bob Beg., Int.. Adv. Band, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Dance Orch., Ir. Choir. BETTY JANE FISCHER Bets Pan American Club. iWestcottl Library, tCalumetD A.C.C.L. GENE FORD Eugene -Hall Guard, Hall Guard Capt.. Student Gov't Rep., Basketball and Tennis Letter- man, Choral Club Treasurer, Herald Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Senior Class Pres. Herald Salesman. KATHERINE FREDERICK Kay Hall Guard. IUNE FRIEDMAN Frie Library, Hall Guard, Red Cross, Latin Club. LOIS GESKE Lo Hall Guard. 1 X p, 1 - LOUISE GIERTSEN Red Gold Ir. Choir. Choral Club, G.A.A., Hirsch Herald, Social Chairman, lr. Class. NANCY GILLILAND Butch Beg. Band Office, Equestrians G.A.A., Pan American League. ARLISS GIRAUI,Tn F11p Att. Office. 37 WALTER I. GLATZHOFER Deac - Baseball, Track. LESTER GOLDBERG- Les student court Judge- Choral Club, Hirsch Herald Sports Ed., Baseball, Defense Stamp Sales- man, Honor Society. WILLIAM GRAVES - Weeze Lt. R.O.T.C., Hall Guard Capt,. Gold Picked Platoon, Fire Guard, Stage Crew, Poster Club. ESTHER HANSEN - B1ondie - Gold Latin Club, G.A.A., Ir. Choir. SHIRLEY M. HANSEN Shirl Library. IUNE HAYES Gold Library Ass't, Maroon Salesman Pan American League, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Finance Bureau, BETTE HECHT Betts Hall Guard Capt., Fire Guard, Band, Bowling Team. G.A.A., Pep Club. RALPH HENDERSON- Big H Football, Choral Club, French Club, Treasurer of 4A Class. ETHEL HENRIKSEN-- Ricky Hall Guard, Library Ass't. it ,k we gegruar graduafing C4165 0 , ,S HARRY HESS Hass Choral Club, Poster Club, Spanish Club, lr. Choir, Student Court, Hall Guard, Gold 't-1.' ETHEL HIBBOTT Library, Div. Sec., G.A.A. AMANDA HUHN Tommy, MARY ANN HURTXG Frenchy Glee Club, Clean-up Com' mittee, French Club, Herald Salesman, Maroon Salesman, Adv. Band, Hall Guard, Library, G.A,A., Bowling. Red Cross, Student Aid. Poster Club, Q. M, .. 4 1 ,- ' 4 ,, v 1' X 'ff 5 ' , 5 f '52 , , x al Q 1' L A ' ' I LUCILLE CHWERZLER 48 Vice President ANNE IOHNSON f Veronica Drama Club, Pres. Student Aid, French Club, Pan American League, Red Cross, Safety Engineer. Gold BOB IUHLIN- Bubb1es Track Team, Pres. of lr. Class. DOROTHY KANE Dot - Glee Club, Library, G.A.A., 'West- cott? A.C.C.L. GERDA KEBLER Sports Ed. Maroon, Reporter, Ass't Ed. and Co-Ed. Herald, G.A.A., Gold Latin Club, Herald Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Hall Guard. Choral Club, Cheerleader, 38 ,, ,R nf, X I A 48 Class Secretary HELEN KELLY Kelly Ann Harper: G.A.A.. Legion of Honor, Spanish Club, Manager on Harper Highway, Girls' Glee Club. ALLYN KLIVANS Sissy French Club. Gold Attend- ance Ottice. Red Cross, G.A.A. JOHN KOEHLER I.K, Bookroom, Pan American Club. LILLIAN KORSGAARD Hirsch Herald Reporter, Hall Guard. CARL LARSON Lars Hall Guard, Bowling Team, West- cottl B.A.A. NANCY LERNEH Babe Student Court, Library, French Club, Attendance Office, Gold Merit Award. National Honor Society. DOROTHY LILIESTROM Dor Glee Club, Red Cross. KENNETH LOMASNEY Ken Ir. Choir, Baseball. VIRGINIA MCCRARY Virg Bowling, Gold 1, X' . ' if znefeen unclrecl jorf -jour ,I FJ V' ia JUNE BOWMAN WILLIAM A. MCHIE Bill Pres. Gold Pres. Latin Club, Safety Engineers, lr. Choir, Choral Club, Library, Student Gov't, Civic Bureau, Hall Guard, Basketball. DOROTHY MILLER Dot French Club. VIRGINIA MOLONEY Din N.Y.A., Gold G.A.A.. Bowling Club Poster Club. DOROTHY MOTTL Tommy G.A.A., Hockey Squad, Volley Ball Team, Basketball, Hall Guard, Bowling, Baseball. CW-5' x ll 'XIX . I I H DORIS NELSON Swede Latin Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Student Gov't, Bowling, Riding Club, Room Pres. ELINOR NELSON El Glee Club, G.A.A., Pan American League, IOHN NEWELI. lack Football, Baseball. lr. Div, Pres., Pan American League, ludge of Commerclal Law Class. Ir. Choir. INGA MAYE NORQUIEST Pinky Hall Guard, Glee Club, 39 fr 36. '49 ei ., Wait Affiyf, 1 , to 'H i RALPH HENDERSON 48 Class Treasurer f.-af ANGELENE NUDO Peachy Student Gov't, Red RUTH OOSTMEYER Ruthie Hirsch Herald, Gold Cross, Stamp Delegate, G.A.A., Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Student Gov't, Hall Guard, G.A.A. Baseball, Volleyball Champion, Hall Guard, Hockey t Squad, Student Aid, Div. Sec., Thanksgiving Fund, Clean- n up Campaign, Ticket Salesman, Herald Salesman, Bowl- DORIS OWENS Puqqy Latin Club, Hall Guard, inq League. G,A.A., Treas. Student Aid, Gold I-I. Ticket Salesman. V' BRITTA OBACK Miss Blue. t FRANK OCONNOR Hrranks, DORIS PEARSON Di GAA Librar French f ROLAND OLSON Swede Stage Crew, Lindblom: Div. Salesman, Student Gov't, Rep., Vice Pres,, Chess Club. p . . ., y, Club, Defense Stamp Delegate. 0 ELINOR PETERSON Pete Library Ass't, Red Cross. J J, IAMES PICCIOLA lim, LORRAINE PLATT Lorrie - Library Ass't. BETTY IO PRICE lo G.A.A,, French Club, Gold Ir, Choir, Choral Club, Clean-up Committee, Reporter, Vice Pres. of Ir. Class, Herald Girls Sports Ed, X 'gf DOLORES QUACKENBUSH Quack Student Aid, Red Cross, Safety Engineer, Student Gov't, Ticket Salesman, Hall Guard, Manager Ads on Maroon, Maroon Salesman, Publicity, Gold Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Stamp Delegate, Div. Salesman, Clean-up Committee, Finance Committee of Sr. Class, Sr. Prom Bids. ROBERT REYNOLDS Bob Track Team Football, Radio Club. IOYCE ROBERTS Robby IRVING ROMAIN Irv Adv. Band, Fire Guard, French Club, R.O.T.C., Student Court, Bar Association, Choral Club, Hall Guard. IOAN SAVAGE Hall Guard, Herald Salesman, Pan Ameri- can League, Gold Drama Club, G.A.A., Herald Reporter, Library Ass't, Hockey Team, Civic Bureau. LOIS SCHWARTZ :,Calumet' G.A.A., Garden Club, A.C.C.L., Adj. Otiice Helper. William McHie 4B Social Chairman C Jjj ,sf LUCILLE SCHWERZLER Lucy Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Gold Glee Club. Pan American League, Reoorter and Ass't Feature Editor on Herald, Merit Award, Library Ass't, Safety Engineer, Student Aid, Maroon Salesman and Sec. of Div. 3A. CAM SOLVIE SEABERG Solly French Club, Choral Club, E Library Ass't. je l'llLlI' CARMELIA SERICI -- Boots. NORMAN SHANFIELD- Norm Basketball Team, Pan American League, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball. CARL DONALD SWANSON Don Choral Club, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Maroon Salesman, Ir. Choir. WILLIAM ROBERT TODD Todd Safety Engineers, Bus. Mgr. Poster Club, lCalumetJ B.A.A., A.C.C.L., Intramural Base- ball and Basketball. LOIS TULEY Lo Student Librarian, Student Gov't, Maroon Start. 'Y gif - X ,Ji I G- In CHARLOTTE SHERMANN G.A.A., Div. Rep.. Student Aid. Library Ass't, Herald Staff, IParl-cerl G.A.A., lr, Honor Society. DEAN SMITH Smitty Gold Safety Engineers, Executive Council, Student Gov'l Rep., Fire Guard. R.O.T.C., Chief of Hall Guards, Student Court, Merit Award, DON SMITH Gold Safety Engineers, Ir. Class Treas., Merit Award, Hall Guard, Special Deputy. Library Ass't. t RITA SPAFFORD Spats. t 'A' CATHERINE VINEZEANO Kay Glee Club. MARIE VITELLO Shorty N.Y.A., Red Cross, Bowling League, Equestrian. OTTO VLAZNY Oscar French Club, Bookroom. GLORIA VONESH Butch Gold French Club. G.A.A.. Attendance Office. Red Cross. GRACE VONESH- f Gracie G.A.A., French Club, Hall Guard, Ticket Salesman, Ir. Choir, HERBERT WAGNER Elmer, 41 A 3 4A GRADUATES O! june 1943 WITHOUT PICTURES ff. MUYI IEAN WANG 1eannie. NORMA WESTLUND Norm Girls' Glee Club. VIRGINIA WESTON Ginger Glee Club, French Club. Ir. Choir, Hall Guard, Special Deputy, Red Cross. IEAN WIDGEON Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Vice Pres. of French Club. MARY LOU WILHIELM Billy -Ass't News Ed. on Herald. National Honor Society, Gold Adv. Band, Stamp Delegate. MARY EM YARNALL- Ir. Choir, Choral Club. Gold Safety Engineers, Merit Award, Civic Bureau, Bulletin Board. French Club. Drama Club. LA VERNE ZIMMERMAN Rusty - Librarian GWENDOLYN ZIV Gwen, 0 0 AXEL ANDERSON IAMES ATCHISON SHIRLEY ATTERBURY CHARLES BECKER WILLIAM BURNS CONSTANTINE CACHERIS FRED CHIANELLI ALEX CHIDICKIMO DONALD CHRIST ROBERT CROFTON IOHN DIMER RICHARD GROSS DOROTHY HANE ROBERT HEDLUND SHIRLEY HIRSCH ROBERT IOHNSON IOSEPH KOZACK DONALD LARSON CHARLES LAUTHERS BARBARA LONN EDWARD LUSK CORRINNE MacINTYRE WINIFRED MALONEY NORMA MARTIN NORMA WERTHMAN 0 0 4B GRADUATES .,!5L4,.,..,, 1944 WITHOUT MARVIN ALMSHAH ANGELINE ANAST SHIRLEY BERNSI E31 IOHN BOHAN IRA BOONE EVELYN CACOZZA LUCY CACOZZA BOB CARLSON GERALD CORDEAU RAYMOND DAHL CHARLOTTE DANIELS WILLIAM DE MUTI-I DONALD DEVITTE RICHARD ENGLAND BRUCE FULLMAN FRANK GENTILE MARILYN GOLDEN BERNICE IDON STEPHEN KEEHAN DOROTHY LA RUSSA BILL LYNCH RICHARD OHLERICH ROBERT ROSENBERG BETTY SCHORR RUTH SCHRIVER WILLIAM SKEATES IAMES SMITH HERBERT SPIRA GLORIA TURNER PICTURES LARRY MANNING MARGARET NELSON IOE SPALLINA RALPH STUBER HARRIET TURNER WAYNE VANSELOW GORDON WARADY OCTOBER College day with Mr. Burtky NOVEMBER Student Council Show Lucille Cooper and her Holluci- notinq music A view of the Hirsch Gestcxpo Agency Dinoh Hawkin- son giving out to the tunes of Plot Foot Flczniqczii Peek cz Boo Ben- son! Whcxt you looking ot, Eq- ner, And Killer Kuhn Where's the Barber Pole, or is it Lamp Pcsf? McGuire 6. Seem, What? c team? DECEMBER Hirsch cizs tributes Xmas bosizets Supt. Fowler :xiii Mr, Luierzz our fcrmer prin- cgprzl yv ime oed g... 'G G fb I ' V... .,,: . .L 'Y All ll v CLASS IN A.,V,, SCH0 or 0 Everyone knows our Iunior Class Officers. Their ready smiles and cheer- ful faces may be seen any day inspir- ing the Iunior Class to new and better achievements. Lead by Ted Cooke, Mildred Morgan, Ellie Benson, lim Roache and Nancy Bromstedt, this class surely has a guiding spirit. JUNI ORS How 1: I. Allison, M, Amstadter, A. An- dersen, R. Andersen. S. Andersen, B. An- derson. How 2: C. Anderson Anderson, M. Anderson Anklam. How 3. D. Anderson, G. , H, Anderson, H. D, Archibald, I. Armstrong, R. Babick, R. Backouris, E. How 4' S. Ballenqer. field, I. Barq, D. Barnett, How 5: L. Bauerschm Beddings, M. Bennett. D. Bagge, D. Baker. R. Balsen. M. Ban- M. Barron. idt, D. Bechtodt, F. Benson, E. Benson. Row 6: G. Bjork, S. Bloom. W. Bloom- quist, B. Bluhm, S. Boberg, L. Bodenstein Row 7: G. Bone, F. Boudreau, I. Bovie I. Bradford, S. Breckenridge, A. Brown. Row 8: I. Brown, P. Brown. G. Buettner R. Burke, B. Burns, R. Burns. Row 9: I. Callahan, G. Carleton, I. Carl son, I. Carlson, M. Cavota, T, Cavoto. CL., 0 M ..,, How 1 Row 2 How 3 I 6tL66 ik? ol, cl I Chalbeck F Church1l1 B Crhlar P Cl1thero S Cole B Colwell M Congelose M Cooke T Cooke B Cooper C Cooper F Cooper I Cornellus H Costas N Cress B Croxton L Cullen A Cummgs R Czur pyn E Dahlln V Danadlo C Darragh A Darty P Doves D Day M DeAngel1s D Decker L DeRosa D D1etr1ch D Doty C Drummond N Eberhardt B Eckland .skein X, hun Fix I Q if PV!! an 5 jf' W 5 Row Row Row Row 7 A Enger L Estrm N Ettenson H Evans S Far1son M Fedele R Fehhng F F1SChGI M Fltzgerald I Flannery P Flannery G Forte I Fox R FIGDCIS I Frakes F Frankel A Freud M Fnedberg G Frost E uchs P Gallagher D Garamon I Gearen R Getty B Gllkmson M Ghxon N Goddard D Goldstexn L Gotherberg I Gourley,'E Gowan Stobo, B Grade, R Grahn D Granberg, L Gran1und,I Graz1ano,S Grurnley, L Gurganus, E Gustafson,I Gustaf son, L Gustafson, V Gustafson, D Guth, T Hagger 146: 'V If Q- Alfll 4. , I 1 1 1 1 tst rrss rt s ssr b , ttt ,,tt ,,,t 1 1 1 - - ,Li . 1 t t , 1 I ' - ' .Q - If ,,,,,' 2 Qi .,,l ll,,.,1 1 ,FW ' .- -- ' , I N K I ibm I I . , , I - i , 1 ,F ' ' ' ' , itl 1 I 65- '5 I f 1 - . . , - -sz:-My :2,,2, Wy! -?::, ,. , ,. 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ALMOST NOT Howl I Mansheld D Marler S Marquardt B Martm M Mattson B McCutcheon B Mc Farland I MCG1l11CUddY G McGu1re E McHugh B McKee Row L McLa1n B Mead H M1Cel1 B Mxller D M1ller G M11ler G M11ler I M11ler M Mor gan E Morrarty M Morrln How B Mornson M Moskow1tz C Mueller I Mulvaney A Napp B Nelson D Nelson F E Nelson F Nelson R Nelson C Nescr s QQ 9 QQQQ 14-.I md -f V .. 399 ...E 9.459 Row How Row Row 5 in fnmlw alla A 1 N Neuman M Newman I Nlcholson I Ohlwe1n A ONe1ll D Oslpenko B Oster holm B Owen M Pagard S Palmberg G Pcrrkms V Paxson F Pearson I Peterson M Peterson R Peterssen P Petterson H Petrozz M Petty C Pflaum A PICCIOICI B Pohl V Pohl C Pon I Poremba I Posta B Prasse I PIOVIDSS C Pryor B Qulnn D Hauser I Rasch I Read P Redmond B Rhem C Rrnger T R1stucc1 M Robb I Roche F Rose B Ross B Rucker C Hush L Sahs 48 C O 2- . ' , . , . ' ', . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . - u s 4 I '. N 1: - 1 X A - ',., is t 5 K gt I t ,, 's.L.,J' I In -i. . BW 2 ' It ..-W a n f I 75 A I A Q I ' t , I -' ' ' ' ,gf I -EZ, I ..,. A ' t , AX I 3 I .I P, by 2 st I W 'VW' Q' A V , x IAA. rf ,Q A E , . , I Wuky 'Y , I V Q X rP S i in ' : X 5271 7 I 13-V ' ' 1 di I VK .I as , I vft-:.-,- f I M- on I .. N. I .Q Q. r r I ,,.. ,. .- - . ' ' , Q ,i ,G I ' I if ' K in . L ,V I E ti., X X A I I ' E if V - ,. I Q C 'W ' ' 4 w! lip 4 7 ' I 1 . X . , PM . A ' I Q I X uf, I I 'VL. 4 L '72 f it-32 'vV, 'F' I A , ' , .,VV Lg, , ' ' s 1 zr- W j g . , - ' . ,V M Q 17, 5 A I , V V, , A A A E af' .,r,. 5- . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , 7- . , . ' , . ' , - ' '. . , . , . , . , QUITE PRETTY SOON' Row 1 Row 2 Row N3' Row 4 How Row Row Salvma G Sanborn B Schrebel M Schlller D Schmrdt L Schroeter I Schuyler Schwartz M Scovlll B Seely D Se1del Setran D Shames G Sherman A Srdes M Srlberman F Smelter D Smrth Smrth V Sorenson P Spellacy I Staehle Stean L Stearns L Stenstrom L Stephens D Stewart I Stewart E Stolte I Such M Swartz K Sweeny I Swenson 1' Q omg M Gt? We 1 Aram. K pi-it mi if 'nh 'M W Tanner D Taylor W Tegtmerer T Theodore I Thomas D Thor V Thunstrom L T1eman M Trerney E Trautwem I Trefz I Trrckler E Tuerk F Tuerk B Vagness H Valerlo N Valkan M Var1Eck I Van Reeth E Vargo H VerBoomen M Verson O Vest I V1ncent I Vrtello H Vusko A Walsh I Ward M We1ss B Welrn C W1lens A Wllson E Wmkless B W1II1Ck V Wolff W Woolley B Wragg D Wren A Wrlght G Young D Ytter berg D Zahara M Zrlly B Zrrngrbl R Zoellner 49 O O O A-F, ' I . , . ' , . I , . I , . , . , A. , . ' , . , . ' . -R. , . , . . . I , . I , . . - ' ' G. ' , . , . , . . 3-C. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . C: a ' - ' ':- ,J I 3? Q A -I I I 9' T-5. ' 1 L J I I A 4 S, ll I I 1 I N U II- 'I 1--'fl-'53 , ' I 1 'SF 1 A y . E u v 2 ' J.. A it 'I ' ' f I nd I Y All .4 1 ' 'Y Q X I ' A Q c.. .,,, V .4 1, rx S I Y fl 2 Q Q ' ' ' Q ? . 'Q' W . 1 54 ' r 'ti , W y I if I . Q- ln I I ' I K f I - .F I 1 I I y y ll . yy ' 1' I ' A iw X , , ' Vi 4 Q Q I MW ' I A I I at Y 6 Qxri fl 'v,- . I' 'W . t an I I Q . I. LI4 J , A A Y A VI I I vm-W ,., , . - E I A 1 ' . 5- . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . - 6- . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , 7- . ' ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , , - 0 l'l0lfU... Boys and girls in the Chicago Public Schools led the nation's schools in the amount of scrap metal collected during the recent campaign with 8,528,127 pounds of scrap metal turned in. Q 1 is Teachers, pupils, and employees of the Board of Education purchased over ZV2 million dollars worth of stamps and bonds for the Cruiser Chicago. Hirsch alone has purchased 590,000 worth of stamps and war bonds. n Q 1 Model planes made by students in the ln- dustrial Arts classes in the Chicago Public High Schools were sent to various aviation training centers all over the country where they are being used to aid trainees to recog nize enemy planes The Board of Education has the only PM Station used exclusively for educational broad casts Our R OTC in Chicago IS the largest and finest in the country Chicago has the only Public High School for crippled children in the country There are 37 elementary and 7 high school sight saving classes in the Chicago Public Schools Our Child Study Department is one of the finest in the country 50 The Board of Education maintains schools in many hospitals where children who are unable to attend regular school receive instruction from Board of Education teachers. Q 1 1 There are more swimming pools available for students in Chicago schools than in any other city in the nation, 1 1 Corrective speech service is available in l93 public elementary and high schools. - 1 an Physical Improvement Centers provide care and education of children who are physically below par 85 school playgrounds and stadium fields are supervised by the Bureau of Recreation Board of Education The Chicago Board of Education sponsors guidance and placement of physically handi capped graduates of Chicago Public High Schools An outstanding reading program is in effect In elementary and high schools in the city of Chicago The USO and Service Mens Centers re ceive cakes regularly from students in Chicago Public Schools Service men are especially remembered on holidays with gifts and enter tainment provided for their enjoyment ' 1 1 1 f 1 1 . . 1 -ff - 1 1 at 1- ' 'f ' L.. A . 1 Q Q 1- 1 sr , 1 1 Q - 1 w n 1 .1 x 'fn Q . I o o 5 I 5 ef 140' fgi X f 'D A.. U 429' x ,X-. A- Q Q.. , CJ S-' Sw., LCM AND ALL'S WELL BLAND'S DIVISION Row 1: I. Staniszewshi, G Baldwin, Cusmino, Boquist Row 2: E. Axelson, V. Booth G. Oftedahl, C. Allen. E. Ber ger, D. Merker, E. Colistedt M. Casey. Row 3: P. Aronson F. Clark, B. Brown, B. Bruno L. Larson. I. Wellik, B, Goebel D, Bond. Row 4: P. Goflney P. Cacheris, R. Haustein. R Vliet, S. Frocman, M. Ander son, Richardson, I. Hawkins B. Barker, W. Buchen, D. Bell FENNER'S DIVISION How 1: V. Iohnson, M. Ru din, I. Saitz, L. McA1linter, C Nudo, B. Herold. Row 2: M Wiebke, V. Whitney, H. Peter sen, I. Andersan, M. Mitchell B. Ohlquist, C. Nearhofl, S Vinik, H. Greenfield. How 3 I. Ioiner, I. Plimzton, B Schultz, C. Mcxrth, L. Travis K. Muck, N. Madsen, N. Pear san. Row 4: M. L. Drake M. L. McLcrrman, I. Gustafson L. Edwards, G. Wagner, I Touscheck, F. Hansen, W Gaflert. D, Slram, I. Mancl H. Sweeney. ZURAWSKI'S DIVISION Row l: B. Walch, P. Gea coler, A. Beveis, L. Iohnson R. Heller. How 2: A. Ferro E. Anderson, B. Ioy, R. Sahs B. Simmons, C. Keller, D Heinecke, B. Herlin, R. Spear Row 3: D. Larson, C, Poter I. Lindholm, G. Letenclre, D Scherer, D. Davis, D. Iohnson R. Green. R. Archibald. Row 4: M. Iensen, B. Ienkins, R. Weed L. Lappe, T. Fussell, A. Stew- art, D. Heath, R. Goll. frzplmmom RISE AND SHINE YOU'LL SOON AREND'S DIVISION Row l: Schnieder, M, L. Weyl Y. Smith, S. Melter, I. Lowns, B. Han sen, A. Hight.How 2: M. Clements M. Schiele, S. Burl-zlanci, M. Miller I. Madlyn, M. I, Iohnson, Halperin Hatch. Row 3: Peterson, R. How Fahl strom, M. Hormun, P. Gresk, E. M land, E. Epstein, C. Holasz. Reed, Rujich, V. Swanson, D. Horn beck, C, Merrill. Row 4: C. Good win, L. Rosenberg, Feige, B, Green berg, R. Iohnson, Crowley. ACKERMAN'S DIVISION Row l: P. Merritt, I. Pacente, E. Frame, M. Leuwer, M. Leuwer. Kneeling: I. Chrikos, M. Kelly, R. Melin. Sitting: D. Kroq, G. Ladd E, Kanter. How 2: D. Newton, S. Wcocis, C. Conqelise, B. Nelson, B Elelrch, C. Potter, V. Smith, I. Swan son, I. Ganvelln, S. Zeller. Row 3 R. Iauch, I. Howeels, R. Zeller, D. Peterson, K. Carson, I. Knowles, R Robinson. PRYOR'S DIVISION Row I: G. Weisenburq, M. Gier M. Cooney, A, Hooper, E. Beck How 2: B, Williams, I. Fogarty, A Rossi, P. Flynn, E. Petersen, T. Faleo C, Manns, V. Mayors. Row 3: M Seitz. A. Miller, A. Schultz, M. Scho enieldh, D. Sanborn, P. Spalding M. Ward, E. Alexander, R. Fortino E, Keb, A. Halterman. How 4: D Ramusson, K. Mann, K. McNitt, R Fox, H, Rozell, P. Connors, B. Roy M. Anderson, W. Connery, R. Wadoz HAVE YOUR PLACE in flu, SUN WHAT MAKES A FHESHIE FRESH777 O Inexperlence a ready qrm and a br1ef case these and many other factors make up the Freshre But he has the stamlna for future Senlor Llfe No one can say that the typlcal Freshle rsnt worth cult1vat1r1g 1n th1s h1S hrst preparatory year. glneiiknflefl 156, BAKER'S DIVISION Row l: G. Kelleher, K. Parker, D. Povesich, R. Frimcx, I. Hufter, B. Henderson. How 2: N. Gib- son, B. Linne, R. Pottinger, B. Carlile, B. Lundquist, R. Wang, O. Schubert, B. Ccxrr, L. Kcrtzmcm. How 3: I. Magee, I. Pfnister, C. Fischer, M. Bratt- strom, V. Farr, D. Fullmcm, I. Thomcrs, A. Kloos, How 4: D. Rite, M. McCoy, B. Iordon, I. Thomson, I. Sanford, F. Selcxnder, B. Melison, I. Hoerger. How 5: S. Sdlvino, M. Lillie, R. McDonnell. BILLING'S DIVISION How I: B. Iohnson, D. Benson. Row Z: H. Stcxckmen, I. McAnddrews, P. Soderborq, V. Iohcrn- son. How 3: I. Hardy, W. Bicxggio, I. Keely, S. Bernsen, P. Mattson, Row 4: H. Wheeler, B. Brockel, R. Troup, T. Provenjcxno, D. Knight. Row 5: R. Irvine, V. Marian, A. Tcrnner, E. Rol- lcrnrd. Row 6: G. Peterson, S. Goodlcrnder, F. Yates, L. Siner, I. Wosowiz. Row 7: D. Walker, B. Wilburn, W. Tcrrgos, E. Squilloce, A. Puchcrrd, E. Boghtsch. Row 8: L. Petro, F. Stegmur, A. Pierson, A. Kcmgcr, G. Mitchell. COLLINS' DIVISION Row I: I. Broo, N. Bartley. Row 2: E. Sonder gourd, P. Berglund. Row 3: E. Golden, V. Ander son, C. Neumann, H. Mills, B. Bowness. Row 4 M. Linbcck. M. Meyers, D. Komun, N. Veremis B. Evans, B. Hoskins, S. Long, B. Volois, A. Seit zinger. Row 5: C. Butcher, D. Robinson, I. Tcnqos T. Schneider, D. Gordon, E. Anderson, R. Curtis Row 6: M. Icrcovero, H. Duffy, D. lsberq. Flow 7 A. Scorcxmellcr, C. Swanson, I. Anderson. C. Cor ruthers. Row 8: C. DiCosolcr, I. Smith, A. Ficele A. Costas. BLUMENTHAL5 DIVISION Howl D Ruvol I Paternostro B Binns C Guzzo D Iulian G Iohnson C OConnor T1.ley E Wood How 2 I Hopkins S Ecell L Cirsm no D Iagersfrand B Bowers .linac Witt I Lsye le C Provenzano A Thom s W Asil y Hou 3 I C1 illo S Run h He-ey M Geoidano R Anderson .1589 GREEN S DIVISION ow I E Miller Doughery M Larson E Ruehanson S La Monto C Gebbia C Schwartz B Greehin L Morrison I Barnes Row 2 Miller R K nyo L Soyster P Schluo B Secllack M Le tendre R Swanson M Weber C Nelson W G11 b HULL S DIVISION How 1: R. Frick, G. Os- born, I. Booth, L. Lony, C. Cicchirillo. Row 2: I. Clark, C. DeSanto, D. Williams. How 3: H. Christensen, B. Meckel, E. Erlandsen, P. Quance. D. Grahm, E. Bar- bara. Row 4: R. Ross, M. Blanchard, B. Burnes, B. Nelson, L. Christensen, D. MacGillivray, I. Gaqer- strand. M. Zentner, P. How- ard, L. Warnimont. Row 5: I. Smith, M. Bishop, T. Millrook, C. Leese. R. Wulf, B. Wooton, D. Stenberg, I. Eakin, I. Hewnt, M. Mac- Kenzie. R. Reed, K. Ferro. I. Hennigar. L.-',, 'r-,. 'e. ':.'r',, O, Curalolo, A. Grecyrsen, G. Nethericr. How 4: E. Germcrelli, R. Caleman, B. Ofstm, B. Nuiri, nn. - H : . ' , C. a , . , . ell. MRS OWENS DIVISION Row I B Lars n D DeHeer S Weaver W Peard G Paqach Row 2 B Beck D Ro ondi M Iohnson C Paesler G Peterson D Mead B Condon Row 3 I Larson S Manos M Hirsch Kimble G McLanglm A Gre D Hoimg en E Sims low R Wolff M H111 M Siegel Goldstein M Smlti How 5 Smith E Rco R Chzappe Cameron H Wotman L Pan tano M Moore L Harsler MANZ S DIVISION Howl I De Anqells B L Ferrari D Yates D R1 zer How 2 I Mlller M Letcl'mger K Kandle I Harman R Maul tcur R Meyers D Anderson Row 3 B Uhle I Micharle B Kidd M Iohnson M A Chris en s n L Hauser I Mackie Row 4 C Peters n H Hibbitts F Yar nell, R. O'Connor, H. Montgom r, A. Moeily. I. Merrill. Ream, S. Call, I. Heiferan, E Iohnson, P. Iaeschla, D. Lyall G. Lapin. MITCHELL S DIVISION Row I: A. Klein, N. Gohen, H Bayfield, A. Duggan, D. Peterson S. Hughes, M. Schmidt. How 2 Vance, I. Davlantis, H. Iohnson . F rst, S. Tocci, W. Se . Rayl, A. Nelson, R. Lewis, L Mentch. Row 3: B. Smith, R, An- dersen, F. Cavoto, L. Lovelaabl. D. Callenberq. How 4: D. Her- mansen, R. Anderson, R. Shar- key, H. Rabin, D. Manning, V. DeRosa, A. Rodgers, S. Wians. B. Carlson, D. Carlson. . . , . ' , P . ' r , . ' . +I 4. S ' . . ' I . : K McLive, B. Pelton, L. Gunz, G. ' , . s, . ' , D ', . , . 'I e y I I u ll R le DIGG S DIVISION Standmq Kloppman M Swan ow 1 She s y Moyer C Mustad K Mavras C Murphy I Fmk R Farro ROW 2 I Nlchols H Stewart I Pxstello B Saunders R Carden F Mehl I Fahey How 3 D Iacobson I Morgan I Lalta L Bauen E Carlson KOHLER S DIVISION ow l F1c B vqger H Etten B Oson I Kms ye I Iohnson B Tnate How 2 W Hecht S Manley L Smnh R Van Peeth D Tal ott Sllverman R Keller Row 3 Keyee W Epple B Iones D Albrect W De Belt F Stanel-' R Swanson I Sawless D Deam B Freed B Sheldom MEYER S DIVISION Row 1 B Buet ner D Clmk D Frrona I Rrckert E Nelson M Deqanan L Harrls L Alrn qurst G Gl1mm How 2 I Os borne A Flmqan L Wagner R Walden B Schwarz I Krahuler B Modclen G Iohnson R Mzlnen I Mus erson R Easton Row 'Q A Parkrn F Tuccl H Skooq N Stanley M Ostenp T Geanoules D Valer1o I Martm C Nathxe F W1lbadean R Ellrott I Melm berq P Frsher D Phmtz B Dms more L Stanek N Nelson MISS CALNANS DIVISION Row 1 A Schwarz T Fmn S Holmes D Sharkey I Kontz N Crmun M Volp E B ner How 2 B Tlschner B Buynxtzky B Powell B Halm B Anaerson Sapp A Dzur Hamm I an ow 3 C Brown Davrs M Katsaros R Turner D Taylor B Bellante B Elnbecker D Samuel How 4 R Carlson C Rettke F Such F Nolle D OBr1en G Beauqurst R Pelle tler I Brown I Pemnqer L De Poy son. H 4 J F. k A, B. I H ' : H. Bell, R. ' k, R o , I , . I , ' b , . , , ' If I ' ,A ,'Bf I Eg . R : . , C PREPARATION IS OVER PATERSON S DIVISION How l B Roberts F I Wme berg B Olson R Waxman D Brodkey P Zmder G Scott E Zamkm Row 2 D Leamy M A Meehan H Schrntz C Bower I Trlrae D Metz C Olson M Paul W Crow Row 3 A Txberson B Sorkrn E Iohnson P Franer R Hughes Row 4 I Holmberq I Bradford B Mayors B For syth Dennxs R Iensen H Grmd ersleeve H Luxbeco M Schmtz WATSON S DIVISION Row! E B1ll B Hess R Hall N Saron B Elqenson M Shavs ra V McGoldr1ck B Lrllan V El-:hoff Row2 G Follendrof A Maas I Funsten I Gustafson G Hayes L Krrschner E Hoff Row 3 E Leverenz W Poghtsch I Parsons A Deahl M Ehrman E' Paqels D Kraft D Nelson Row 4 P Shepherd I Drerer M Hoskmson C Vevers B Pav l1k F Gordon L Harter M Donellon M Rocke R Thompson R OKe-efe WEISZ S DIVISION Row 1 E Kunker I Ianette E Ackerman M Chapman M Cantreel M Koschk S Gearen W Schulz How 2 C Ekstrom A Bruteyn H OBr1en M Ial lltch R Gossrn H Gewalt I Mc G 1re M Socler I Rohm M Rusk1n How 3 A Lense C Sprmgs B Newell I Carqurst E Madsen E Hughes P Rourke L Hawke M Bulow la-nder, .Fick, H.lWofson 'Q 'QI girdf ear 0 CTIVITIE PREPARATION-ao cording to Webster, is the act or process of making ready for use, service, etc. PREPARATION --according to Hirsch is the act or process of making ready for use our talents and abilities, and of helping our country win this war. We find examples at every turn -the scrap drives, bond pur- chases, ambulance fund, and the will tho work for VICTORY among all the students. Our older organ- izations, as well as the newer ones created for the war effort, all work for one thing -VICTORY: and as an important incidental, the par- ticipators make themselves better prepared for future lives as good citizens I PM 5 .Q is rgil. ,.. ,-,W mf? 4, fb., vi Q lf T If ,, H i 1 fifth AL V if i l nk ZZ 2- ' 7 -V5.5 3-qi- 55 'll nu, 1, F sgiuclenf Cjouncz O The Student Council,-of the students, by the students, for the studentsewith Mrs. lackson as the guiding inspiration, is the All Powerful Congress of Hirsch. Every semester, great campaign- ing goes on in every division as students who wish to become members use the necessary flowery talks and campaign speeches. Then, with marks and fellow classmates willing, he is elected. And,-there's Harry Hirsch who isn't a member, but does he sit around idle? Oh No! Right off he joins one of the four bureaus, Finance, Civic, Publicity, or Traffic. We owe a debt of gratitude to this active governing body-especially this year when their efforts have contributed so much to Hirsch's successful victory drives. 94 STUDENT COUNCIL Left: Leon Lublinsky, Pres.: Priscilla Stone, Vice Pres.: Elly Benson, Secretary: Bill Croxton, Treasurer: Donald Day, Publicity Bureau Chairman: Betty Kelty, Civic Bureau Chairman: Mildred Morgan, Finance Bureau Chairman: Anita Neuman, Safety-Traffic Bureau Chairman: Iohn Roblin, Chief Hall Guard: Chief Fire Mar- shall: Richard Bockelman, Senior Iudge. STUDENT COURT Below: Richard Bockelman, Sr. Iudge: Lester Goldberg, Ir. Iudge: layne Gunther, Chief Clerk: Audrey Napp, Attorney General: Pres. Bar Association: Irving Romain, Chief Bailiff: lulian Miller, Prosecutor: Sec. Bar Association: Nancy Lerner, Defense Lawyer: Ed. Tuerk, Vice Pres. Bar Association: Prosecutor, in ,f fo- Y? mf' imc 3 STUDENT COUNCIL The governing burly. Pride of our lierirtf Great leaders and SIUIOSIIIPII Here get tlieir start. IYIIIIYIIYI mul onzmrfl. Their hopes like simlloiize Soar into the future To emiquer tomorroirs. STUDENT COUNCIL Row l: L. Lubinsky. Row 2: B. Iackson. P. Stone W. Croxton, E. Benson, D. Day, EI. Winkless. Row 3: M Brownell, M. Morgan, P. Gallagher, I. Counelis. Row 4. L. Granlund, A. Nudo, A. Newman, B. Kelty. Row 5: M. Carlson, M. Engstrom, P. Gaffney, N. Bromstedt Row 6: D. Nelson, C. Vogt, I. Huster, A. Berggren H. Verboomen, R. Evans, M. Schintz, I. Orth, R. Hoskins B. Hoskins, F. Greenleaf, G. Conley, G. Weisenburg B. Leninger. CIVIC BUREAU How 1: P. Loitz, F. Wineberg, M. Rudin, R. Waxman P. Zinder, B. Wetherell. Row 2: B. Herman, B. Brottman M. DeAngelis, A. Egner, B. Owen, B. Caldwell. How 3: L. Granlund, L. Schroeter, I. Savage, M. Carlson, I. Orth, H. Hoskins. Row 4: M. Friedberg, N. Mack, M. Fitz- gerald, A. Newman, I. Frankel, E. Benson. Row 5: F. Greenleaf, D. Tingy, D. Olson, H. Peterson, E. Koehler R. Ginsburg. Row 6: E. Trautwein, M. MacNeal, A. Wil- son, I. Chard, V. Ohin, G. Larson, A. Miller, D. Ras- mussen, L. Markolf, C. Iulien, I. Stewart, E. Stolte M. Van Eck, I. Frakes, B. Iackson, D. Heins-clce. M. Miller, M. Kaply, G, Weisenburg, L. Conway, A. Berggren B. Kelty. TRAFFIC BUREAU PUBLICITY BUREAU FINANCE BUREAU Row 1: D. Pavesich, L. Beck, M. Kaply, B. Herman B. Caldwell, P. Gallagher, M. Morgan. How 2: L, Gran. lund, L. Schroeter, M. Carlson, F. Greenleaf. D. Heinecke Row 3: C. Weller. M. Miller, I. Chard, B. Kelty, G, LGI. sen, V. Ohm, C. Iulien, I. Frankel, B. Iackson. A. New man, Chairman oi Safety Traffic: E. Bagqe, Chairman of Safety Engineers: D. Day, Chairman ot Publicity Emgqu. STUDENT COURT Row l: L. Goldberg, I. Gunther. R. Bockelman, I. Romain, L. Lubinsky. How 2: R. Fehling. P. Clithoro. I. Nash, C. Wilens. S. Cole. D, Day, E. Baqge, F. Sal- vina, I. Scheibel. How 3: I. Pasta, D. Smith, R. Rob- erts, S. Linnart, N. Lerner. A. Napp, B. Beckman, R. Iohnson, I. Miller, S. Por- ter, R. Babick, I. Hustor, E. Iuerk, M. Swartz. The H.B.I. lHirsch Bureau of Investigationl 0 Every Monday and Wednesday during ninth period, various students are sum- moned to appear in court for various reasons. It might be high crimes and mis- demeanors, or it may be only as a witness in case he was at the scene of the crime. There are two judges, senior and junior, and without prejudice they give study periods to deserving culprits in a very impressive way. Not having a lock on your locker is deserving of punishment, as are walking through halls Without a pass, driving cars during lunch periods and thousands of other things. . . . . When any of these crimes are committed, the culprit is given an arrest slip stating when he shall appear in court. The court supplies defense lawyers, and with his tale of woe the defendant and his lawyer battle it out with a prosecuting attorney. The judges decide whether or not the defendant is guilty and declare sentence as they think fit. BAR ASSOCIATION How 1: I. Miller, E. Tuerk, A. Napp, R. Bockelman, L. Lubinslcy, S. Porter. Row 2: E. Bagge, L. Goldberg, S. Cole. D. Day, I. Romain, I. Schiebel.Row 3: R. Babick, N. Lerner, I. I-luster, P. Clithero. I. Posta. M. SWUIIZ. Q H.B.I. QUIZ KIDS 1 N Q 0 What have we here? A group of scholarly, book-wormish brief case carriers? Students who can define a noun, but not a conga line? Far from this extreme are the members of the National Honor Society. Although they are honor students in class, they also are honor students in those activities which benefit the school. They work for the improvement of the school and the devel- opment of their personalities. Believing that a well balanced person- ality is composed of equal parts of char- acter, scholarship, leadership and service, the members of the National Honor So- ciety try to follow these ideals and com- pose the elite of the school. The group is sponsored by Miss S. Fisher. PRESENT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 C orrtcsns i Last Semester's Officers: lune Hoff- man. Vice President, Ianet Miller, Sec- retary, Celeste Saperston, Treasurer. This Semester's Officers: Cecelia Nye, President, Betty Goetz, Vice President, Flora Smith, Secretary, Rose Hoskins, Treasurer. PAST NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS How 1: F. Battistelli, F. Shaver, M, Knight, G, Vogt, G, Lester. How 2: N. Lerner, I. Bowman, A. Berggren, S. Porter, I. Gunther, R. Bockelman, L. El- tmge, Row 3: R. Doten, I. Floerke, F. Smith, I. Meehan, M. Wilhjelm, C. Nye. Standing: B. Hoskins, B, Goetz. tax' 3 s J a Nw ZX 0 AL RSPB HgRtJ X ,ff ,W f nv . 'VAR H v'j,'1u-ft' mer ., of ' ,Mgr Q lr j .Q ' M.,-. If .. ' . M N?.4lfU EV' PL 99 CM H vt CLA HE HWS in MXURF ,wwf-1 QR P'l??3fx 'f .V -f Q .A 5 I 4 ,vw .1 l .' J HER FLD Wwe U P-BE' HXR WHY- Sh XY KRW lt' UM, s W ' ...K QA my Y' Did' M W W Massa HER been X A 1,-L:':Mc,m c 'Y H2 H 1 at V . .x , 1, , 1, . - . Q-Q, L4-, www t'y :N W' 'Z , 32 of-:lfff 4 A daft n-5f2'g.vm L. Y KS f , ,,d' f Sjffgf . '-eip-1--f' . 1.11, ,ff -fuk' ,4- if w H ERALD SALESMAN Row I: G. McGuire. E. Gowan-Stebo. Row 2: A, Brown, L. Lannstrum, I. Brown. Row 3: M. lewell, L. Bauerschmidt, P. Brown, P. Spellacy, E. Trautwein, B, LeSage, D. Archibald. DMCA silerafcl I If you should happen to come across a young man who peers into the horizon and then dashes for room 320, you must not question him. He is not on a frenzied hunt for the missing link but is in quest of startling news to scoop the school. He's a reporter on the HIRSCH HERALD, the publication full of social and scholastic news which greets Hirschites every two weeks. Our junior Horace Greeleys may be seen daily in the Press Room, writing, revising and elaborating on facts. Theirs is an important work on the paper, but in reality it is only a spoke of the large wheel rolling out the news. Around them work the proofreaders, those grammatical wizards who correct copy before it is sent to the printers. A great responsibility falls to the editors who must see that everything fits-from the headline through to the ads. Speaking of ads, we must mention the persistent people who persuade merchants to advertise in the HERALD and the thanks they deserve. The composition of the HIRSCH HERALD is supervised by Miss Caturah Fisher who helps the promising young journalists bring out their hidden talents. Mr. Russell McNally handles the business end of our paper, while the Circulation department scurries through the halls over- laden with their precious burdens. In return for five small pennies they hand out the latest to frivolous Freshmen, sophisticated Sophomores, jittering Iuniors, and seasoned Seniors. Egos are inflated when names appear in print, for who doesn't like to see his own name in the PAPER? Everyone loves our HIRSCH HERALD, and those connected with it deserve all possible credit. .1-33, my Sf 15 W? , -A ll Y MVN U ,4- 4 'Y 41- fr All FN 1' , 4 ,O xl , P A4222 Q . wifA correcfionri I dread to take a Writeup To editors who change things: Who say, That's fine, just what we want, But let us rearrange things. Let's move that sentence over, And make a paragraph, And add another ccmrna lust in case the sponsor laughs. You're way beyond your word count. You'll have to cut it down: You might take out these first few words But don't forget the noun. Don't clutter up the article With meaningless statistic, 'Cause nothing makes us editors Look quite so pessimistic. We can't offend the faculty For them we must look out, Their feelings are such tender things They can't be kicked about. And why not change the title To make it fit the theme? And cut that sentence shorter To make a good rhyme scheme. With these few minor changes Everything's O.K. We're much behind our deadline, PLEASE FINISH IT TODAY. 1? FEDOHA BATTISTELLI Editor FEATURE WRITERS How 1: M. L. Wilbur, A. Mikkelsen, R. Lohmar, M. Zicke, LITERARY EDIT L. Tuley, A. Berggren, C. Lawler. How 2: R. Sandmore, ORS G. Patterson. M. L. McDermed, I. Beck, G. Tuscher, R. Row 1: F, Smith, G. Kebler, L, Stunmqn, ROW 25 M Chapman. Row 3: I. Heinrichs, S. Humphrey, G. Vogt. Penny, E. Plane, I. Meehan. , 70. O. K. WITH CORRECTIONS .ff PUBLICITY MAROON CIRCULATION MAROON How 1: A. Berggren, B. Pem- Row l: M. Brownell, I. Bowman, E. Richard Excell-ff4A Editor, Ann berton, L. Manning. Row 2: R. Bagqe, M. Morgan. F. Salvino. Row 2: D. Bergren 4B Literary Editor. Wil- Hoskins, I. Blanchfield. Pavesich, P. Gallagher. liam Sahm Copy Editor, Delores Quakenbush - Advertising Man- ager. ARCON JUST A REMINDERM-Virginia Paxson. who is not pictured, is responsible for the major portion of the art Work. To her, our Art Editor. do we offer our thanks and appreciation. MAROON SALESMEN How I M Brownell NI Hufllq I Hayes H Do le B H1eman G We ler G Baratta Lemnger Row 2 D Pavesich K Hertz P Gallagher M Morgan B Carr V Fick E Benson How 3 I Beck E Belcher B Pem berton F Sohieno E Baqqe E Klumpp B Lee D Eaton E Wmkless How 4 M MC Clurg I Miller A Berggren S Geaf E, Carlson l. Broo. M. Paul. I. Houk, A. Newman. D, H911-,ecke E. Trautwein, R. Chapman. I. Heinrichs. if MERIT AWARD O For those who work without recognition or praise, the Merit Award Assembly is designed. Under the head of the Student Council, special awards are presented to the Library and Gold letters are given to the Athletic groups, and gold stars are awarded to those who have worked in many organizations. It is an honor and a privilege to be thus awarded for service done the school. SIGHT-SAVING DEPT. I The pale green of the walls and the abundance of light in room 315 not only provides the most suited environment for eye work, but produces a pleasant atmosphere as well. Bulle- tin type typewriters, books with larger than ordinary print, and especially adapted desks are a part of these surroundings, and they, together with the invaluable aid of Mrs. Jackson and her helpers, help to lessen the eye strain ofthe students in this room. 172: ,...--4- MERIT AWARD How 1: V. Hawkins, M. Swartz A. Napp, N. Lerner, V. Paxan, P. Gallagher, B. Goetz, M. Morgan, I. Frankel. Row 2: I. Miller, E. Bagge. D. Smith, L. Schweizler, W. McHie, D. Smith, B. Marshall, L. Lubinsky. I. Blanchfield, I. Huster, E. Traut- wein. Row 3: P. Stone, C. Nye, B. Kelty, A. Newman, E. Alexander, B. Bluhm, R. Hoskins, D. Taylor, B. Lee. SIGHT SAVING Left to Right: Ruth Berger, Ioan Downs, Robert Kemph, Colleen Law- ler, Patricia Gregg, Ruth Kahn, Ierome Kodman, Mrs. Iackson, in- structor, Helen Nickolas. 7 W .6 0 HIRSCH 0 You are conscious of them all the time but are probably unaware ot the serv- ices that these Vigilantes ot the Corridors render to the school. A hall guard shall at all times, when on or oft duty, set the standard for the rest of the stu- dent body in courtesy, service, cooperation, and consideration, reads the Hall Guard's Manual. That's a responsible position for anyone, so come on men, see Miss S. Mechtersheimer about volunteering for Hall Guards next semester. HALL GUARDS 'I, 2, 3, 4 How 1: G. Baldwin, Manco, R. Olsen, Frooman, I. Peter sen. How 2: Smith, E. Klumpp, R. Kaplan, G. Frost, Licorish B. Carlson. Row 3: Fehling, W. Crow, F. Salvino, T. Nash, D. Christ, F. Steqman, Bamen. HALL GUARDS 5, 6, 7 Row 1: Zamkui, Coleman, Mayors, Swartz, Beck, Hoover How 2: Baker, Buittner, Henderson, White, Haustein, Bar nett. Gurnisk, Dennis, Hirsch. Row 3: Rucker, Pnister, E. Stanek, I. Swanson, Peterson, Cisler, Peterson, R. Fehling Frost. How 4: Tricken, Anderson, Estria, Reilly, B. Iackson Sarkin, Maxwell, Iohnson, Vv'ragq, Licaish, Lee, Lassers Bergman, Flancy. HALL GUARDS 8, 9, I0 AND 11 Row 1: F, Fisher, C. Tusher, B. Burns, B, Doyle, Swartz. Row 2: Kanyo, B. Rucker, W. Gobell, Hamn, V. Tauchcek. How 3: E. Godwin, S. Sabino, M. Brod, I. Iohnson, I. Magn, Cisler, Silander. Row 4: B. McMillan, G. Anderson, I. Thomson, Knight, E. Winkless. How 5: E. Klumpp, Rich- ardson, McDonnell, E. Bagqe, G. Cachton. HALL GUARD CAPTAINS R. McMillan, VJ. Graves, I. Roblin, C, Barnes, R. Fehlinq. go!! :Jin Comea fo fke 0 if5 Counfry O During this time when our attention is drawn directly to more serious matters, it is a well known fact that this activity leads in our war effort at Hirsch. Their first step toward this goal was surveying the communities for needed and valuable war mate- rials. Their efforts were abundantly rewarded and they returned with smiles of VIC- TORY. Their next step was giving a Valentines' Dance, which was a very successful affair. Through their spirit of co-operation and determination, they raised the first SlO0.00 for our Ambulance to be donated to our Armed Forces. The Gold is under the sponsorship of Miss Sue Mechtersheimer whose abil- ity of getting the most out of students is well known throughout Hirsch. It isn't really necessary to have a write-up for the Gold because we all know that actions speak louder than words. GROUP 1 Row I: Iack Kaleher, M. Gier, I. Sweeney M. Rudin, B. Hoffman, A. Klivans, G. Vonesh, I. Alliran, P. Loitz. Row 2: I. Sandberg, C. Pryor, M. Proudfoot, C. Weller. B. Westherell. E. Haefliqer. B. Herman, N. Lerner, M. De Anqelis, C. Sedlack. Row 3: R. Cooper, D. Marler, L. Giertsin, D. Brehn, I. Burkhard, G. Kebler, N. Newton, E. Exgenbauer, D. Olson, I. Gustafson, H. Johnson. E. Iensen. R. Anderson, G. Lauterbach. Standing: L. Schwerzler, W. McHie, I. Helonder, M. Van Eck, A. Schultz, E. Keb, S. Leaf. I. Ganxinno, P. Redmond, A. Eqner, M. Clements. D. Fatzrnann, L. Landini, D. Tinqery, F. Greenleaf, M. Anderson, D. Olson, M. Anderson, C. Barnes, I. Counelis. GROUP 2 Row 1: R. Babick, I. Brown, P. Brown. M. Barron, M. Iones, L. McLain, I. Hedberg. B. I. Cooper, F. Nelson. E. Trautwein. Row 2: M. Friedberq. S. Mecntersheimer, I. Helander, L. Schwerzler, W. Mol-lie, M. Van Eck, M. Carlson, G. Conley. D. Coleman, R. Sandmore. Row 3: L. Conway. L. Markoff, R. Peterson, E. Koehler, L. Scherer, R. Koch, F. Pearson, P. Spellacy, B. Ienkins. I. McGilliCuddy, M. Weiss, M. MacNeil. V. Hawkins. ROW 4: F. Selvino. B. Lee, I. Posta, C. Vogt, D. Bergman, E. Klurnp, R. Kaplan. I. Rohe, B. Iackson, E. Bagqe, D. Smith. Standing: M. Lindrnark, L. Gurqanys. P. Daves, C. Drummond, N. Cress, S. Cornelius, M. Fitqerald, N. Mack, E. Rehnquist, A Mindoll. B. Larsson, V. Moloney, G. Sherman M. Schiller, I. Frankel, D. Taylor, R. Kempel, D. Smith. E. Nelson. I.'Huster. E. Alexander, G. Vogt, M. M. Grady. G. Dahlberq. G. Berqendahi, H. Cooper, A. Wilson. W. Teqtmaier. nl SAFETY ENGINEERS Group I Row 1: B. Heiman, W. Barnes, E. Baqge, D. Taylor, D. Smith, I Hilander, V. Hawkins. How 2: L. Conway, A. Eqner, D. Marler, C Pryor, P. Gallagher, N. Bromstedt D. Pavesich, C. Well'Br.RoW 3: P Kaplan, M. Iones, C. Iohnson, I Coccia, V. Carlson, W. Gobell, W Ashley, I. Frankel, L. Lennstrum Standing: E. Stolte, A. Wilson, I Hoerqer. I. Thomas, L. Schroeter C. Vogt, G. Vogt, S. Cornelius, N Mack, M. Fitzgerald, Haines, V Tauscheck, V. Haddlesay, C. Barnes SAFETY ENGINEERS Group ll How I Mary De Angelis P. Zin de-r, S. Mech, M Rudin, D. Lyali E. Nelson, F. Wineberg, P. Bed mond. Row 2: N. Cress, P. Daves C. Drummond I.. Baverschrntdt, P Brown, M, Barron, R. Babick, I Brown. E. Alexander, H. Ginsberg How 3: E. Klumpp, D. Smith, W Mohle, H. Lee, F. Salvino I. Egan I Huster, E. Koelel, B. VVetherell Row 4: T. Cooke. I. Roche, I. Pen inqer, C. Butcher, B. Sandmore, B Cropper. M. Brownwell, M Manon E. Trautwein, M. Van Eck I. M: Gillicuddy. M. Weis, ... 4 I V 5. , f A fa Q' . ,, l s f L N '21 1 I . rf - 3' . , at jimi in ar, jimi in eace I Before the war, the Safety Engineers devoted themselves to promoting safety in and out of school. The registration of student cars and bicycles was taken over and bicycle racks were placed in the courts to clear the sidewalks. With the help of the Hall Guards, they improved and enforced the traffic regulations. With the coming of war, the Safety Engineers took on more responsibility. Last fall, when the country called for scrap metal, Hirsch responded, and through the joint efforts of the Safety Engineers and the Gold over one hundred tons of scrap were brought in, giving Hirsch third place in the city-wide drive, and helping Chicago obtain first place in the country. Early this spring, a drive for Bronze, Brass and Copper was conducted with profitable results. Much of the money in our ambulance fund may be traced to the money from their paper collection. With a member from each English, Civics and History class, the group is truly representative of the whole school. In peace and in war, the Safety Engineers have contributed greatly to Hirsch's welfare. To their hard working sponsor, Miss Sue Mech' tersheimer, is due the thanks and appreciation of faculty and Stu- dents for the fine work done by this group. 75- -It K t. ft- PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE Table: A. Schwartz, L. Schwerz- ler, D. Ber.son, C. Wilens, S. Breck- inridqe. How 1: I. Chard, G. Lau- terback, M. Mapel, E. Loftus, H. Valerio, C. Anderson, B. Sporre. S. Boberq, A. Freud. Row 2: B. Fauqht, S. Cornelius, I. Frankel, A. Newman, G. Sands, N. Gilliland. S. Kennard, M. Bennett, V. Westin. Row 3: Pagard, N. Lindberg, C. Pinger, B. Seely, N. Crouse, I. Stewart, M. Corniield, H. Spira. Row 4: I. Van Reeth, C. Darragh, Beddings, B. Owen. A. Iohnson, DeAngelis, V. Laube, D. Marlen, Weller, B. Human, D. Goldstein, Nelson. P1037 FRENCH CLUB Row 1: S. Bernstein, L. De Rosa, A. Klivans, M, Iewell, D. Archibald. L. Bauerschmidt. Row 2: G. Vonesh, A. Napp, L. De Pay, E. Allen, M. L. Wilbur, M. Myers, N. Lerner. Row 3: I. Carlson, G. Vonesh, N. Brom- stedt, A. Iohnson, V. Pittman, B. Hoskins, R. Hoskins, A. Miklesen, B. Newton, G. Weisenburq, V. Pohl. How 4: L. Conway, M. Silberman, M. Katsaros, L. Lenstrum. M. Mac- Neal, D. Raiser, B. McCutcheon, P. Petterson, R. Francis, V. Thompson, I, Lawler. Row 5: S. Seaberg, G. Boquist, N, Gilliland, V. Iohnstone, D. Pearson, E. Nelson, M. Engstrom. A. Kopulos, M. Fitzgerald, N. Mack. L. Scherer. Row 6: E. Klumpp, I. Romain, L. Goldberg, L. Eltinge. l. Coccia, P. Clithero, I. Schuyler, V. Hawkins, E. Iohnson, M. Van Eck, V. Sorensen. Cf., HI! NEIGHBOR! 0 A LA SALUDH Come on Americans, let's raise our cups of precious coffee in the air and click them together in the spirit of friendship and understanding with our good Latin-American Neighbors The purpose of the Pan American League 1S to know and understand our Latin-American Neighbors. Miss Lind, our spon sor, has inspired its members with the true Hirsch spirit of Know Thy Neighbor as Thyself THE FRENCH CLUB O The gay and frivolous manner, characteristic of the French people, has been replaced by an industrious and determined one. When the French Club sponsored a scrap drive for small articles such as novelty jewelry, metal compacts, etc., they were helping the courageous Free French people. The French language and culture represent beautiful things, and beauty can never and will never be destroyed. Vive le Cercle Francais! 176, LIBRARY ASSISTANTS O Sorry, no text books can be brought into the library. Which issue did you want? Iust a moment and I'll get it. Put a smile after each comma, and a welcome at each period, and you have the Library Assistants. Their work is voluntary, and under the guidance of Mrs. Lott and her assistant, Mrs, Alex- ander, they are learning to be better citizens by helping others and liking it!! lT'S FUN TO MAKE-BELIEVE 0 Curtain in five minutes -grease paint, costumes, excitement, and glamour, all rolled into the Drama Club. This top activity is under the direction of Miss Calnan, who holds her sessions daily in 313. The star, co-star, bit players, and the maid fthere's always a maidi, run wildly from room to room, applying make-up, reciting last minute lines, and babbling enthusiastically about the curtain call in two minutes. And finally the cue is given, applauds are heard, and then ---- the play. re lqeparafion for ocia iuing LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row 1: P. Loitz, I. VVE-bster, B. Wrtherell, P. Redmond, C. Weller I. Funsten, I. Gustafson, I. Meehan, N. Lerner, I. Savage. How 2: M Wurtig, I. Hayes, B. Brown, C Sherrmann, S. Farison. I. Keisslinq B. Carlile L. Platt, D. Kane, B Bluhm, B. Brehm, M. Freidberq, M Fitzgerald. Row 3: I. Thomas, F Smith, G. Nickels, E. Peterson M Anderson, P. Willetran, B. Kelty B. Burns, F. Rose. DRAMA How I: E. Allan, L, LaMont, N Bromstedt. l. Savage, I, Burkhard E, Gowan-Stabo, I. Brown. B, Quinn I. Roche. Row 2: D. Smith, A Moll, B. Kelty, D. Barnett, A. Iohn son, M. Wiesman, V. Iohnstone, D Zahara, B. Copper. Row 3: M. Mc Clurg, I. Heinrichs, R. Chapman P. Clithero, I. Stewart, P. Brown M. lewell, M. Barron, D. Archibald M. McDermed, S. Riley, I. Reed, B Seely, M. Iohnson, G. Vogt, P. Reid L. Manning. rx t D T '. Isl je Q O Philosophers of ancient times gazed thoughtfully at the heav- ens to determine the course of world-shaking events. Today who are they who gaze so be- seechingly at the sky and ask, Is the sun shining? as they collect at their favorite rendez- vous, the Midway Riding Sta- bles. But life and the weather, good or bad, goes on as they mount their trusty steeds. Away they go in a cloud of dust and a hearty Get that nag outa' my way! A group of wildly riding horsemen and women gallop down the bridle path. Is it a rodeo? Is it a run- away? No!!! It's only the Hirsch Equestrians enjoying the calm serenity of their weekly ride. EQUESTRIAN Row I: P. Spellacy. Plow 2: N. Gilli- land, G. Sands, G. Sherman, N. Cress. P. Shepherd, N. Gibson, S. Palmber q. Row 3: B. Faught, R. Koch, B. Bailey, C. Drummond, T. Hager, E. Moriarity, V. Anderson. How 4: I. Houk, R. Fich, D. Koch, K. MacLeud, L. Gumz, I. Fox, P. Aronson, D. Katzmann, I. Dunlap, V. Feldhott, M. Hill. EQUESTRIANS Top Circle: P. Arenson, L. Calnan, S. Palmberg. Circle at Left: E. Moriarity, P. Spellacy, president. Right Circle: M. Brown, Iunior Frick, I. Dunlap. Lower: I, Fox, I. Martin, G. Sands, G. Fuller. are id E164 Where She Meal fo M LATIN CLUB-Group Il eelaing a lean! language Ave 0 Modern disciples of Caesar cmd Cicero, these C. V. C. students Cbetter known as the Latin Clubl, with the aid of Mrs. Owens, increase their knowledge of the customs and lingo slung about some odd B. C. years ago. But all work and no play makes lack a dull boy. So to even the score, they not only conduct a business meeting but a social meeting each month as well. The only requirement to be a member of the largest linguistic organization at Hirsch is to have had two semesters of Latin. Then you are eligible to come, see, and conquer the old Roman world. Row l: H. Young, B. Davrs E. Rehnquist R. Koch. A. Mirdell. C. Drummond. M. Anderson. Row 2: M. Miller, R Peterson. L. LaMont, S. Cole. Treasurer: C. Nye. Secretary: VV. McH1e President: I, Bradford, E. Koechlee S. Burkland. How 3: E. Klump. E, Baqqe. D. Sheppard. K. Mann, A. Linden, C, Pon. B. Hill, R. Ioy. How 4: G. Dahleberq. G Berqendahl, H. LATIN CLUB How 1: H. Costas, I. Sweeney C. Nerrrhott, P. Redmond V Iohnson. S. Alvzne, M. Grer I. Kaleher. Row 2' B. Wetherell, I Sanaberq R. Andersen, D. Enroth, C. Cleone, D. VValters. I. Bowman M. Proudfcot. C Allan. Row 3: D. Merker. B, Thompson. D Hornbefk, A Hfgnrlr, B. Mariarty, M, Carlson Cooper, D. Peterson. K. Fetge. F. Herbert, M. Schiele F. Alex ander A. Schultz E. Keb, B. Cihlar, L. Gothberq. M. Treney G. Bjork B. Ienkins, G. Forte. D, Iohnson, R. Green M, Lind mard, I. Lundquist, I. Hedberg. Sitting: B. Collas. M. Gradv R. Carlson, V. Hawkins I. Roche. F. Salvrno. A -Group I N. Forsyth, P. Gallagher, L. Stearns. Row 4: S, Comegmg D. Olson, D. Ttnqey, L, Landini, F. Greenleaf, M. Morgan I Plrmptcn. D. Katzmann, R. Cooper, V. Ioy, R. Fahlstrrrrn N. Cress, P. Daves, P. Spalding, E. Trautwern S. Mapqumm F Pearson. P. Spellacy. 791' 1 'll , W 'wg . an 5 25'2Q5ka,Q,g.. ,g5f,3 'K X 'Lf' 1-4+ 1- s if 5 94 5' 9. 9 A. IQ , G Q 'tits 0 1 Q 4' QeQe ?'e egg W ix off. Q1 lb iw I I I A 4 Q ,wif f i I ' .. q , -1- -.f C V ,M 'Q' 0 gy ' I - a-, Af , N :517i '.: Q, gi S,fQs .9 4? '73 'V 11 3 4, , 31, 3,3 ..5t ,,Q 3, 3 4- 12, 3, w 5, 3 ., K - ,I x sf fn? .0 9 0 DMCA U MUSICANA O Our one moss production of the year sponsored by the Chorol Club. Upper 'vii' Lon 5111111111111 cmd IWCIIIOXE P1110 111 I111i1c111 f'crr1tf1sy , Upgwr 11ql1t.' 1.111111 A1r1er1C1111 IVI1,f,v1is , . Mlffifff' Jeff. HLYSLII Hczrmonr-tres Mlllfflfw Hgh! Herrrmtto CIXIISTOIISQII, A11no'r1r1e Hum- mf-: und Carol Morto, IVIcrr1r1o Starlets . . Bolfvw Hnschotkes . , Lower left Swmq Bond . . Lower r:o!1!' Carol Mczrih Bc1ffer111f1. 0 JUNIOR CHOIR 0 Are you a lower classman who is heartbroken because you can't belong to the Choral Club? Did you ever consider the Iunior Choir and realize the possibilities that might arise after a few semesters spent with your co-choirers in harmonious song, and that from here the next step, tif you make itl is the Choral Club? Attention Mrs. Helen Kane W- a prospective member of the Iunior Choir is considering. 441 JUNIOR CHOIR PRESENT JR. CHOIR OFFICERS How l: E. Golden C. Manos, R. Roberts, L. Bask, D. Nelson, President, Arnie Bryson: V.ce President, Shirley McCIurq C. Pryor I. Larson, M. Sacks, B, Buynitsl-cy E. Jensen. P. Powell SSCIGYGIY- lGG1'1 Pllm,DlOH' TYSUSUYGYV HEY LQUYY- S. McCturq S. Metter. Row 2: D. Pavesich, D. Olson, A. Eqner I. Madiyn. B. Ioy, N. Forsyth, A. Schultz, I, Hedberg, M. Weiss, B. Schultz, R. Spear, O. Schubert. How 3: R. Johnson, P. Gil- l-clnson. A. Linden. B. Lundqutst. I. Egan, I. Ball, C. Schmid, JUNIOR CHOIR GROUP 2 B, Iordcn, D. Nelson, A. Freud, N. Mack, S Marquardt, R. M. CTNUDP9 S- Bobefq- ROW 45 N- SGYOH- D- GUYUICK C- Welleft Flow I M. Mller, G. Oltedahl, Y, Srnrth R. Morris S. Good D- Kfllzmmm- I- Counells- B- Brown. l- MGHCI- A- WIISOU- E- lander, H. Wolfson, A. Draper, M. Clements, B. Carr, D. Marfr Stolte S, Kennard M. Bennett, V, Booth, E. Axelson, M. Swan- G, Mjllgy, R, Cooper. How 2: E. Alexander, I. Plrmpton W. TON- Phillips, S. Cornelius, C. Drummond, C. Merrill, D. Olson D. Kroq, M. Schiele M. Moore L McLain. Row 3: A, lnberson W. Thompson, S. Frooman, D. Fnzqerald A, Frale D Iacchsow PAST JR. CHOIR OFFICERS S. Bernsen, R. Green P. Gresl-c, I. Lundzjuist D. Fullmrgg L Koehler, How 4. W. Crow, I. Vllrnans. A. Bryson, D Taylor President, Bert Lee: Vice President, Virginia Hawkins: Treas- l.. Lapen, G. Humble, l. Thomson, S. Salvlno, B. Iackson. W, urer, Frank Salvznof Secretary, lean Plrmpton. Abels, W. Bucher, C, Vogt. P. Schreiner, D O'Brlen. I. Dwnmxqet. 83- WHERE WCJRDS FAIL Row 1: C. Olson, V. Carlson, B. Nyiri, M. Kosch, A. R. Walden, M. Schintz. How 3: G, Boquist, S. Giordano Parkins, B. Henderson, A. Duggan. How 2: B. Linni, B. M. LeSueur, L. Rosenberg, D. Valerio, H. Schintz. Hamm, N. Gilliland, N. Pearson, I. Hefteran. B. Pelton. INTERMEDIATE BAND OFFICERS Mr, Marks, Directorf I. Sanford, R. Wong, C. Iulien. BEGINNERS' BAND OFFICERS ADVANCED BAND OFFICERS President, Glen Boquistp Vice President, Pat Spanding: President, Robert McMillan: Vice President, lack Dakes: Treasurer, Lawerence Rosenberg: Secretary, Doris Tingey. Secretary, B. Martin, and Treasurer, Bill Pellanti. BEGINNERS' BAND 0 If, while en route to your next class, you venture past a room expounding with squeaks and groans, shrieks and dis- cords, you can set it down as an ordinary day in the accom- plishments of the beginners' band. Here these disturbances are ironed out and the beginner is encouraged to go on to either the Advanced Band or a new feature at Hirsch-our Dance Band. Under Mr. Marks' di- rection, new recruits in the fields of music soon blossom into second Hachmaninofts and Harry Iameses. 'G Nq- 'S MUSIC SPEAKS ADVANCED BAND 0 Onward Hlrsch To Vrctoryl Ta da da da ta da da da ta da da da 14 20 58 a touchdown' Hooray for our Sldel We won' Yes when our Hrrsch Huskres show therr determtnatron you can be pretty sure Hrrsch s advanced band rs provrdmq the rnsprratron On the held and rn school too they prove more and more how mvaluable they are The mus1cal talents of the members of the band are enloyed by both students and faculty when they play at the Hrrsch shows Although rt rsnt prctured here the orchestra that we all love to dance to is a part of this group and they proved at the Choral Club Show that music really hath charm. 85 -f ADVANCED BAND On Plano Bench A Ferro L Chap Row I W Po tlcch Bellante- D Waters How 2 B Falk Gourley M Steqel G Smt h Maulfarr B Hosl-cms D Brodkey VN Ro mson Row 3 L Stephens R Evans B Melvln E Wrqell L Katz man I Dakes I Romaln I Shoemaker ROW4 I Mrller R Pelleher D Gara mont N Roche ,I Chalbeck F Smelter B Martm G Sanborn B McM11an INTERMEDIATE BAND w I D Hetnec Q L cr Houk R Irvme M Nrwm r HL IV' Anderson A Bewers M Rudm F Vwtneburq Row 4 C I.lle'1 B Lcvx r cet anfora 4-15.5 ang How J Q M Swanson B Co S nt d Selander, H, Flabln, N. Mrydden, M Lrnbach How 4' R. Wgnq 1, Lfmdrr , a S. Holm P. Spfrldt r. Paqels Nt. Weyl. Row L 32 Q sler G, oqurst B ar .K an M Ogtrup, I' . 3 .f- K jn 1- SENIOR GLEE CLUB 0 Morale builders--that's what they areg these white-robed misses of the Senior Girls' Glee Club. And why are they so called? Why, just because their lovely singing pro- motes the good spirits that are so important at this time. Under the expert direction of Mrs. Constance Nicklaus, they perform at the various functions here at Hirsch, as well as at many organizations outside of school. Their Rush Tea is known throughout the whole school to be one of the best methods for getting new members into an organiza- tion. So you may consider yourself very fortunate if at any time you are rushed by a member of the Senior Girls' Glee Club. Another of their many accomplishments is their ability as saleswomen. Last year's season of football saw them selling Maroon felt pennants to be worn at the games. Every Friday is devoted to a business meeting with the officers presiding and the members par- ticipating. If time permits they have a pro- gram during this period with the purpose of discovering new talent. The members of the Senior Girls' Glee Club are proud to be able to do the fine things they are doing and we want them to know that Hirsch is proud of them. SENIOR GLEE CLUB Row l: L. Larson, C. Carney, A. Mikkelsen, R. Berger, D. Ltgestrom E. Beck, D, Hartman I. Franqella, A. Sasso, A. Gaynor, P. Boarden, B. Sanders, E. Plamondon, L. de Rosa. Raw 2: B. Ciklar, H. Lowe, E. Keb, D. Petersen, G. Weisenberq, L. Conway, D. Enroth, V. Thunstrom, B. Bluhm. E. Gorbien, D. Smith, P. Miller, N. Westlund, H. Petersen. R. Rahill. Row 3: I. Lawler, E. Adams, H. Young, H. Vukas, B. Vanselow, E. Nelson, V. Haddlesay, M. Petro, P. Gaffney I. Fogarty, G. Miller, M. Iensen, R. Francis, I. Parker, G. lfzmtoz, V. Iohnstone A. Zahara. Row 4: E. Nagle, S. Johnson. E. McHugh, D. Raines, L. Best, L. Schwerzler V. Sorensen. Row 5: M. Iones, P. Spellacy, I. Gustafson H. Mtceli, K. Osrpenl-co, I. Swatos, B. Kavack, L. Coonley M. Grady, V. Carlson, L. Sahs, S. Porter, C. Porter, M. Gier- ney B. Miller. lip 'ind Bottom Pictur'-t Senza: Glee Club Tea, Fast Of1:cers: D. Lrlyestuom, L. Schwerzler, I, Pgzrkcer P. Boarden, R. Francis S Porter. Present Ofizcers How L. Schwerzler, A, Mikkelsen S. Porter. How 2: G. Bjork G, Miller V. Iohnstone. In Circle' Mrs. C. Nicklaus Sponsor 87 fvllls . FJ' t G'fQ3'g J' 4 'R l fi! -W-nf' 'Q YK ,H 52-l, CLEAN-UP 0 lt Wasn't a cyclone that struck the South Side of Chicago the last week in April: it was the Hirsch Clean-Up Committee in action, all busy keeping Hirsch halls and grounds free from litter. Their work is climaxed with Clean Up Week when they spread their efforts through the whole community. One of their most important duties this year was the col- lection of discarded silk and nylon hose to be turned over to the government. The Committee is under the able leadership of Miss L. Ross. CLEAN-UP Row I: A, Frend, I. Chard, L. Granlund, C, Metge. Row 2: L. Conway, M. Van Eck, I. Carlson, M. Kaply, C. Weller, B. Wittick. P, Redmond, B, Wetherell, L. Landini, D. Olson. M Anderson, D. Olson, D. Tinqey, F. Greenleaf, N. Cress. Row 3: B. Owen, S. Boberg, M. Lindmark, R. Iohnson. POSTER CLUB O What happens when red and blue mix? D1d anyone see that pot of yellow? Michelangelo has nothing on the students at Hrrsch when 1t comes to mixing colors and us1ng lmaginatlon Wide 1S their range of colors and ideas Under Mrs Parkers artrstic eye the boys and girls of the Poster Club work are always anxious to contribute therr beautiful bit to an apprec1at1ve World W1ll1ng and able when it comes to serving they re always on demand by students and faculty alike for art work to promote campaigns, defense rallies and other worthwhile school activities. War posters make them ever conscious of our Victory Pro- gram. A great group of Hirschites-our Poster Club! POSTER CLUB Table: N. Cress, C. Anderson, E. Eqner. How I: L. Manning, B. Todd. I. Blanchfield, C. Weller, B. Wittick, V. Paxson. How 2: F. Achison, V, Hawkins, M. Fitzgerald, I. Hoerger, M. Friedberq, V. Carlson, M DeAnqe1is, N. Mack, B. McFarlane, L. Scherer, L. Gerganus. How 3: V. Pittman, D. Kroq, I. Counelis, D. Shames, I. Carlson. 488, FIRE GUARDS In Front: Chief I. Roblin. How 1: E. Klumpp, I. Scheibel, S. Cole, F. Salvino. B. McMillan. How 2: C. Barnes, C. Nye. M. Cornfield, E. Winkless, B. Schor, B. Lee. Row 3: E. Bagge, G. Smith, A. Linden, D. Bergman, R. Wasoz, D. THE ELEVENTH COMMANDMENT 0 Thou shalt not burn! is the motto of the Fire Guards, and well might it be, for the safety of the Hirsch student body is their chief concern and responsibility. The fear of fire can be erased from your mind, for deputies, in- spectors, and fire guards are constantly on the alert, ready to check the deadly menace. Cooperation from the students in fire drills is greatly needed, so consider: they're doing their best: are you? BUY! BUY WHAT? BUY STAMPS! O All year the Stamp Delegates have stuck diligently to their posts and have collected dimes and quarters from the ever willing iand unwilling students. They are re- sponsible for the Minute Man Flag that flies from our flagpole. Many thanks, Delegates! .89p Weiss. Row 4: S. Mechtersheimer, V. Mayors, E. Stanek, D. Rose, B. Rucker. FIRE GUARD GROUP II In Front of Group: W. Gtaues. How 1: B. Quinn, Swartz, C. Nye, R. Olsen. Row 2: R. Fehling, I. Magll, L. La Monto, I. Petersen, B. Hecht, A. Warren, Rozell. Row 3: Romain S. Salvino, T. Ieheman, B. Falk, R. Deschamps, W. Stewart. Row 4: R. Reilly, E. Cisler Welens, G. Anderson, I. Gourley, L Estrin, B. Iackson. STAMP DELEGATES How I: M. Knight. I. Smith B Brott- man. S Conn, M. Fitzgerald, A Egner D Carlson C. Merrill. M. Paul, E. Traut- ween, D. Raiser, I. De Angelis. A. Bere gen. Row 2: W. Kuenster, I. Krone, R Petersen, B. Iackson, B. McCutcheon. E Alexander, D. Pearson, C. Nudo, D. Ruvoli, L. Harris. How 3: A. Osipenko. R. Rahill, E. Carlson, E. Koehler, L. Mc- Lain, Green, R. Boquist, Bien, A. Mac- Lean, L. Goldberg, D. Wuskless, L. Stearns, V. Vaolis, D. Zahara, B. Ersz, H. Wolfson, I. Bowman, H, Newman A. Nudo. JUNIOR RED CROSS I A worthy cause that leaves a clear conscience for its par- ticipants! That really describes the Iunior Red Cross to a Besides their annual drive, this group, sponsored by Miss S. Ackerman and headed by E. Trautwein, has also completed a very successful victory book campaign. Iust knowing that our boys in the armed services are benefiting by their efforts is their reward. STAGE CREW 0 Behind the glitter and sparkle of the footlights, behind the clever color effects and dropping of the curtain, are the for- gotten men. This year above all does the stage crew deserve a few laurels. Without a sponsor, Allan Diamond and his crew have conscientiously, willingly, and faithfully performed any and every task asked of them. No stage production could have been realized without them. Let's give them a big hand! ..g0, Vx. if j . gli nt I .I RED CROSS Row 1: E. Trautwein, L. Schultz I. Swartz, E. Nelson, B. Elgenson. M. Scovill. Row 2: E. Stolte, P, Pave- sich, M. Myers, B. L. Owen, C. Pryor. Y. Smith, B. Carr, M. Clements, N. Ostrup, I. Lundquist, A. Newman. R. Irvine, B. Kelty, I, Hawkins, G. Vogt, I. Gunther, D. Haines, V. Erick- son. Side: R. Fortino, Ackerman, B Cihlar, A. Wilson. Row 4: L. Stearns C. Guzzo, I, Cirillo, M. Brooks, M Iewell, S. Boberg, V. Iohanson, G. Conley, R. Cooper, G, Weisenberg E. Weiner, I. Frankel, V. Westin, M Iensen, M. Schiele, M. MacNeal I. Mackie. STAGE CREW How l: A. Diamond, B. Graves D. Ytterberg, F. Atchinson, G. An- derson. How 2: M. Brownell, F Duller. How 3: R. Olson, R. Des- champs. DMCA on euiew ARMY OFFICERS INSPECT R O T C 0 On Tuesday May thrrteenth the Federal Inspectron ofthe H1 sch R O T C batallron by regular Army Oftrcers took place Colonel Mo rrson lprctured at topl head of the R O T C rn Chlcago presented medals to nrneteen cadets for var1ous achrevements Lreutenant Colonel House the mspectrng oftrc r together wrth hrs assrstants Major Bros and Major Albert flower leftl rnspected every pha e of the R O T C tramrrg most thoroughly Mr Hottmger fcenter rrghtl of the Arnerrcan Legron Eaton Prrddy Post con gratulated the boys on therr excellent performance Agaln we say Hrrsch Cadets we re proud of you' 91 n u o . . . .Y . , , . . . . . Y , . . . . . . . , . . . . . 3 . . . . Q r V , 1 C S . . . . A . . - ' , - . , H . . . i , 1 .1 , ,. SERVES US MOST LAST SEMESTER'S COMMISSION ED OFFICERS Row l: I. Roblin, I, Kel lar, Sgt. Alexander, P Bransky, I. Schiebel. How 2: W. Stewart, T. Lehrman R, Kleinpaste, S. Cole, W Powell, W. Naughton, l McGuire. Row 3: R. Deam R. Palmer, R, Deschamps R Falk, C. Barnes. PRESENT COMMISSIONED R.0.T.C. OFFICERS Row l. C. Barnes, W, Naughton, W, Stewart, I. Roblin, I. Schiebel, R, Des- champs. Row 2: G, Hoover. D, Rose, C, Wilens, S. Cole, R. McMillan, lVl. Cornfield R. Falk, W. Graves, RIFLE TEAM Capt, Deschamps, Capt Schiebel, Lt. Col. Roblin Corp. Baker, lst Sgt. Smith Sgt. Anderson, Edwarc: Klumpp, S Sgt. Sayster Sgt. Licorish, Sgt. Peterson Corp. lohnson. SERVES ii CCJUNTRY BEST R.CJfT.CI. O The Hirsch High School R.O.T.C. Unit is now in serious training, preparing itself for our sixth annual Federal Inspection. Our unit has brought back the coveted honor rating ever since its conception in September 1937. This is the highest honor an R.O.T.C. Unit can re- ceive, and officers and cadets are working earnestly now, so that later another bar may be added to our plaque of honor. We all believe our unit is the best in the city and our beliefs are Well grounded. The Hirsch R.O.T.C. took third place in the city last year, winning out over twenty from other high schools. A group of the best cadets in the unit made up the Picked Platoon, drilled daily after school, and very ably represented Hirsch at the annual corn- petition. Our rifle team carried on in fine style in spite of the handicap of only two returning lettermen. Our color guard Cin our opinion very good lookingl has served at many assemblies. These facts, in addi- tion to our various parades and revues, give us just cause to enthu- siastically proclaim our unit one of the best. Under our very capable commander, Sergeant Alexander, our able officers, efficient non coms and hard working cadets, We'll make it difficult for any other unit to top us. Sergeant Alexander head of Hi1sch's R.O.T.C. DRUM AND BUGLE CORP Row I: Lionary, P. Flaming, I. Flaming, Drum Major Mann, Sgt. D. Smith, 2nd Lt. G. Hoo- ver, Gurnick, Mehl, Lincin. How I: F. Fisher, C. Fisher, Herbert, Gilkinson, Henderson Milnikel. Row 3: Selander, D. Iohnson, Strauss, W. Iohnson, Burns, Robinson, Tauchek. more LL BASIC TO R.0.T.C. COMPANY A How l: I. Iohnson, Peter- son, G. Smith, Schible. Barnes, Frost, R. Fedlinq, R. Iohnson. Row 2: Knight R. Lesure, Gaustein, Saks. Schneider, Costra, Doyle, I. Beck, Frale, Peterson, E. Stanek. How 3: S. Salvino, Schraider, Bond, Marwell, Iacobson. Weiss. Wardy, Harnbeck, I. Smith, Rich- ards, Swanson, Bucher, Dennis. How 4: Lundquist, Frooman, Magee, Good- win, Cleary, G. Warcleq. Sarkin, De Met, Francis. COMPANY B Row 1: Bose, Cole, W. Naughton, T. Lehrman. M. Cornlield, Lassers. How 2: R. Stewart, B. Quinn, E, Cisler, Barnett, C, Frame. E. Baldwin, A. Swartz, F. Thompson, R, Iohnson, V. Van Reeth, C. Hirsch, I. Weese. Row 3: B. Anderson, D. Christ, E. Klumpp, D. Day. F. Mc- Donnell. B. Long, D. Ar- anoff, B. Buettner. F, Penisiqer. E. Baker, L. Goddard, Anderson. B, Hhein. Row 4: R. Iohnson, D. Benson, G. Carhbon. F. Tricher, D. Richardson, I. Shoemaker, R. Carlson. F. Salvino. R.O,T.C. COMPANY C Row I: Lee, Groves, Mc- Millcxn, W. Stewcrrt, VV.lin Gourley, Spczllince, VVocig Row 2: Mayors, O'Con:ior H, Hcinsteir, Grisiclersleeri Lnbinsky Wolf, Virson Bergman, D. Smith, Verson R. Olsen, Monos, Nash How 3: Warren Abels, G Stonelc, E. Winkloss, Ien sen, Kunz, White, Lico rish, Brod, Simmeson Rosenberg, Letendre Reilly, Stigmum, Crouley How 41: Sgt Alexander Briggs, Rozell, Bystrom Stromberg, Bcxgge, Kuen ster, Ayers. R.O.T.C. COMPANY D How l: Sgt. Anderson, I Romoin, Lt. Folk, R. Deosl champs, Bornes, Soyster Estrin. How 2: Eoton, G Iohnson, Gobell, IVIcNuZt Ashley, Buynitzky, Zum kin, Monos, Binns, Soder- bury, Coleman, Bernsen O'Kiefe, I, Thomson, Piere son. Row 3: Kongo, Rus- kin, Potter, Powell, Trsch- ner, Bdettner, Bibl, Moyors I-Ionim, I. Iohnson, R. An- derson, Gould, B. Forsythe, Honsors, Nelson, Homer. Row 4: Iones, Keyes, Egan Vance, R. Von Reeth, Pick lVIcGroth, Mon t ey, Mit- chell, Hayden, Digenhort, Wogner. f t ,, , A I GET INTO FIGHTING T R I M . Last Semester's R,O.T,C Non-Commissioned Officers How E Pfisrnp IVI Cornfielc: C X'-'zlerrs R lVlr.xCIVIrilcri, L Rise B Groves, C H1:'.'er E Bogge how F F Ttzziefz R. Fehlrng R Ii... Crt E Winlcless R IVY..:1zifc.:- I Peterson In Ffsner I Beehe G Srniti fine' 1 I Corley I Firnmri S Miller, IJ Sffff.'f:rt R :-.:r. Llzne D Iohxsirz, R L.: orish How .J E 1,99 H Harrison, I Spiga: A lxissers I' R Suyster C3 5:1 irq q I, Yrcrher , I gmld BUY BATTLESHIPS .gampd SAVE SCLDIERS 0 We are proud to announce that Hirsch has made important contributions to the city-wide school stamp drive. Due to ninety-six per cent of the student body purchasing stamps, Hirsch won the Minute Man flag for three consecutive months. The raising of the Minute Man Flag flower leftl was a great event here at Hirsch. lts presentation was spurred on by the as- sembly sponsored by the Student Council for the various stamp delegates Cupper rightl, through the influence of the timely posters shown below, and last but not least, through the efficiency of Miss Friedman Cupper leftl who kept careful records of all transactions. HIRSCH GIVES THE BEST TO THE SERVICE o To those faculty members and students who have left Hirsch this year for the armed services, we say, Good Luck and God Bless You. Above: Howard Sheppard, Row I: Iames Cox, Paul Ogle. Row 1: Robert Sheppard, Edward fMickeyl Dougherty. How 3: Iohn Segal, Robert Engle, Edward Cherne. How 4: lack Taylor, Ruth Sheppard Ames and Husband Don Ames. Below: Faculty members Lt. Iames Paterson and Lt. Charles Ruddy. TV' ,gr 1.2 kklgb - . ldv ,V 1 0lfU'l 175,000 POUNDS OF SCRAP! o It's not mere scrap any longer. It's the am- munition and supplies that our boys need so desperately to win this war. Grandmother's treasured clock and your beloved junk jewelry mean defeat for the enemy and vic- tory for the Allies. When our country asked tor scrap, Hirsch, like many other schools, donated time and energy to this war emergency drive, for we believe that no contributicn or sacrifice could possibly be as great as the ones our boys are making for us on foreign battlefields all over the world. The four pictures on the left show how earn- estly our students worked. The top and bottom pictures show our coat hanger day drive. The second shows how the boys religiously weighed the scrap brought in each morning by the students. The third picture gives an idea of the variety of scrap collected-tires, tenders. washboard, in fact any thing that had a scrap of metal or rubber on it was added to com- prise our one hundred seventy-five thousand pounds. HIRSCH came out THIRD in the city's drive for scrap. HIRSCH, WERE PROUD OF YOU. CAMPAIGNS FOR 'Mainly 0 On November tenth, Hirsch presented a Memorial Day Service in honor of Lt. Walter Xavier Young, the first of Hirsch's former students to die in service. Robert Manning Ccenteri gave a stirring talk in his commemoration. Our Ambulance drive Cupper right? has made vast strides in the last few weeks. We have well over seven hundred dollars toward the purchase of an ambulance through the diligence of Miss Mechter- sheimer, Miss Ross and their co-wokers. Mrs. Lotts and her assistants fcenter right? contributed their bit by collecting books to send to the Army camps and Service Centers for recreational purposes. Our country's call for brass, bronze, and copper was answered by our suc- cessful drive for those materials. jW!?u 'ift irfick I N 0 Hirsch in the war effort has attempted and is succeeding in the training of students to better equip them so they will be more able to adjust themselves to the different life that comes with war. The Pre-Flight classes train the future pilots, navigators, and bombardiers of our Air Force. The Poster Club spent much time drawing the posters that spurred the students to buy more war bonds and stamps. The Victory lunch is another achievement of Hirsch in the war effort. Students can get quality as well as quantity and still save money. The students of the Household Arts Department have made cookies and cakes to send to the service men during the Christmas holidays. The clothing classes too have helped in the war effort and gained valuable experience by making bed jackets and slippers for the Bed Cross. The shops also have been busy making model airplanes for the Army Air Corps. Hirsch's ending to a magnificent scrap drive was its participation in Chicago's great jolopy parade. Carmen Petro and Anne Osipenko, whose title of King and Queen of Scrap was due to their untiring efforts in the scrap drive, rode triumphantly in one of Hirsch's contributions of three jolopies-the red one signifying the I will spirit of Chicago, the white chugging under the burden of our King and Queen , and the blue representing Chicago as the Wheels of Industry. 4100: THE WAR EFFORT HIRSCH IN THE WAR EFFORT Right: Our Pre- Fliqht course for senior boys is one of our most impor- tant preparatory courses. Left: Our victory posters urged stamp sales and scrap col- lections. Right: Hirsch's V ic t 0 r y lunch helps keep us fit, Left: Cookies and Cakes for service- men. Lett: Sewing lor the Red Cross, Right: Making mod- el planes to be used in army courses ,fy iq I SY SPORTS AS WE PREPARE! Throughout the world, na- tions are on a preparedness basis, with the United States leading them all. We're in front because of our great athletic program. All the way from first grade through college and from there to outside activities, we are building the youth of today, not only physi- cally but morally: not only for the present but for the future. Hirsch, always patriotic, is in there punching with a magniticant sports program. Hirschites excel in sportsmanship: they're in top- notch condition, and through ath- letics are developing quick think- ing, fellowship and spirit. Yesiree! We're letting America know that we're prepared. 'I fa Q U Iii-Q--'J .45 , A , .-.1 .. ,. , . '53 MK Q 1 T ai U9 . ., y ! I s .n 4' it V 1 S ' 61? . +L-7 ' Q' .9 l,l' c A 'v .I 'K - 1 9' li? v,!QfLg,.-'F' I . 'f'-H-swung., ..:A. I - ' h 5 N, - il c .e.' W4 W-. s 1- . .nf ' S -Zin emnriam- COACH EARL BLAND 0 The recent pass1ng of Mr Bland cu1m1nated a slncere fnend shlp between the esteemed coach and all the boys of H1rsch Dunng h1s years at H1rsch Coach Bland through h1s good nature and fme sportsmanshlp commanded the adm1rat1on Mr Bland produced champlonshlp teams at H1rsch and h1s work ga1ned permanent fame for hlmself and our school But more lmportant than th1s he gave the average boy a chance to make good 1n athletlcs by h1s fme coachmg and leadersh1p H1ISCh w111 m1ss h1s co operatwe sp1r1t and generous w1111ng ness 104 l ggggg l and respect of all who knew him. ufif longing AT A BIT CF YOUR HANDIWCRK, Wm Z?!ancl .. , THE ,WLM Puolusrs 0 Its Football Ladres and Gentlemen so grab up that old prgskm cmd look at your team We have the sprce of H1rsch s manhood connected w1th the word Football where a man comes to see rf he IS the best man or not where he learns the meanlng of the great Amerrcan word such as sportsmanshrp teamwork good fellowshrp and the w1ll to frght for a worthy cause where he recelved the manhoodly advrce 1n the teachrngs ot H1rsch s Grand Old Man Coach Earl Bland and where he can always frnd that rndomrnable H1rsch sprrrt echomg not only from the H1rsch student body but from all of the many H1rsch fans Wrnnrng a better than average record H1rsch nosed out wlth a fourth place of three wrns one t1e and two losses Wrth a cracker Jack Freshman and Sophomore team 1t s a guarantee that well hear more from these boys rn the future Thrs IS our record Its l1ke every other school rn Amerrca Mr Schlckelgruber you havent got a chance FOOTBALL IOEL flackl ARMSTRONG The All Amerrcan Boy TOM BUNDY Number one man of the Terrtble Twosome BOB BURNES Old Flghter CYeah Whats so old about mej IOE BLANCHFIELD H1 Ya Mr Twmkle To s ARNOLD BRYSON The Old South Hoot GUS CACHERIS-Krller Cacherzs lGrrrrl GEORGE COUGHLIN A returnrng star for Darc eyesl FRED CHIANELLI Harmon for short BILL CROPPER Of foghorn lame fBut w know dont wejl BOB ECKLAND The Teams Sparkplug IOE GEISLER Srx Lessons from Atlas BILL HALAS Pretty Boy Halas Cthat grrl from Amund en thmks so anyway! BOB HUMASON In there all the time Thats Dewey RALPH HENDERSON Hes our boy 'Who sard that? AUGUST IENSEN Brams and brawn equals a good football player BILL MOSES Number two man ot the Ternble Twosome IOHN NEWELL Hell hold that left end next year ALDO PALMA Stlcky Prngers Better known as Always g t your ma Palma BILL PEMBERTON Thats B111 Pemberton Co Captam EDDIE SILVERMAN The teams thanks to a swell manager GENE SILVERMAN Co Captam and one of the best HARRY SPONGBERG Scrapper Spongberg 1Wanted water wmgsl LEN STUTTMAN How ln the heck dld he get rn here? DOUGLAS TAYLOR Let me at em Taylor IACK WILSON No' No' Not lack the Grant Killer NOT PICTURED MARVIN AMSTATER IOE MANO LES STEARNS RUSSELL IALGREN FOOTBALL SCH EDULE I-Irrsch Parker Sept 17 Hirsch Hyde Park Oct Hrrsch So Shore Oc H1rsch Calumet Oc Morgan Pk vs Hrrsch Oc Bowen vs H1rsch Oc 106 IQ. . , ' I K 7.9 STEVE KEEHAN-We'll get 'em next year, tworft we, Keehan?J I wg . .. E .f E , n ' vs. .L LLL LL . L L L L L13-6 ' vs. L . l L L L 7-7 ' vs. . L L LL t. 9 LL L L13-O ' vs, L t. 15 12-U . . ' .L t. 23 .L 18-0 , ' LLLL.. LLLL L LLL,... t . 30 L L L 38-6 . fi, G' 3 5' THE fQ95Lin PARADE 107. ...fi L25 Ckeer, ang, clceer . 0 All right, give them a cheer. Give out with those good old Hirsch yells. Let out some of that spirit and get in the swing of things. Its athletes and crowds like you see above that make up the true American competitive spirit. So don't be a slacker: get in there and yell your lungs out. -IM: VARHTY TEAM GROUP 1 How l: A. Palma B. Nelson, S. Keehan B. Halasz, D. Taylor B. Crapper, I. Newall A. Iensen, R. Hender son, L. Stuttrnan. G Coqhlin, R. Iolqzen F. Chianelli, F. Stearns I. Mano, M. Amstedt er. Row 2: I. Blanch field, H. Sponqberg I. Giesler. Row 3 B. Eckland. Row 4 I. Wilson. G. Silver man, I. Armstrong. B Moses, B. Burnes, T Bundy, C. Cacheris SOPHOMORE TEAM GROUP 2 How 1: H. Zuilico B. DeBell, B. Deem D. Clotman, B. Mc Donell, D. Albright W. Heck, G. Boqulst R. Milnes, I. Peterson B. lensen. Row 2: D Wooders, I. Crone, I Sinclair, A. Linden I. Waslowski, R. Yet terberg, B, Stevenson Row 3: E. Weber, B Archibald, D. Heath W. Bucher, B. Gay bert, B. Hurland, B Gall. . rw N Ng COMM' CAGERS 0 It's a Yo, Yo and amid the throng of cheers, Hirsch's basketeers ring up another victory. Our high flying triple threat team both Iunior and Senior had everything for which a team could wish: fast passing snappy dribbling and plenty of accurate shooting. Mr. Harry Collins their efficient coach made sure of the above mentioned facts with long hours of practice and advice. Backed by mobs of wide eyed and husky lunged Hirschites our boys came mighty close to fame and glory in the sectional tilt. Winning or losing they showed the sportsmanship and teamwork that is true to all Hirsch s great teams. So to you basketeers We the student body of Hirsch say: in the test you re the best by winning over all the rest. So go ahead' stick out your chest--You deserve it! BASKETBALL HEAVIES Row One LEMONT ELTINGE He s High and Mighty DICK EXCELL Dead Eye Dick GENE FORD Fighter Ford Row Two IOE FRAKES Boy' He made section IOHN ROCHE Meet the Captain Row Three IACK SCHROEDER lurnping lack NORMAN SHANFIELD The Old Left Hander Row Four BILL SKEATS Wild Bill Skeats LIGHTS How Five ELMER KOBER Well if it aint the Champ TED COOKE H1 ya Big Boy IACK IORNER Up and Coming How Six BOB KEEHAN Ooooo A Killer LAWRENCE MIESTER Always 1n Tlcere Punching CHARLES MUELLER A Star of the Future VERNE THOMPSON And Heres That Captain of the Lights WAYNE VANSELOW He made section too' NOT PICTURED Heavxes Lights GENE AASON Manager DICK WEILLER RAY DAHL Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Parker Calumet Harper Bowen Morgan Park BASKETBALL CII1 CIT1 CII1 CIH CID Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch Vocational South Shore Englewood Fenger Hyde Park eb eb Fe Feb Fe BRUCE WAYLAND- He's Our Boy Bruce. WILLIAM WEIBLE- Our Old Reliable. ' VS, Q , I . 16 ' VS. ' ,, , , ., F ' vs, C , I I . 14 ' vs. .,,,., , b ' VS, YYVVV V ,V V, I . ' VS. ..,,,,,,,.,, , ,W ' vs, , i I . 26 ' vs. ,, . , i b 4 110 f . 1 A-' 6 n W s 59 '2- 591' 4-3 5 y C QQ-6 w , ang. 3' ,--' I .Q A5 A W If J X' L , , . gt ng:-' if' 1 xi' 'Fu f , ,QQ uf 'M H 1 1 -wr 4 4 Xfcf l 4 1 X f' x i ga- G -f Y Q55 M 45 ii:R gaps 'S THE gxofzc AQUATICS SENIOR BOYS SWIMMING TEAM Row I D Iohnson C Lynqby A Wallace H Olson I Helander L Stuttman M Hanke R Low I Chelback H Sponberg Cat E Plane Mgr JUNIOR BOYS SWIMMING TEAM Row l D Shanes B Prasse D Deam Kanclle D Taylor ...A.... 0 Splash churnmg water seconds that seem 11ke eternlty Youve got 1t' Its those thlnly clad brothers of Neptune splashmg and dashlng churnmg and burn1ng and always learnmg the Wllls and ways of the worlds most promlnent element water As usual H1rsch brought out ITS best swrrn Rrght Dudley Taylor Let Martrn Hanke lack Helander mers and dlvers under that new magnetrc personahty Mr Ioe Podraza well hked and loved among those he coaches The team 1S comprlsed of a most admlrable group of boys sp1ash1ng and laughlng the1r way to fame Watch out for that non defeatable 1un1or team youll see the1r names ln headllnes next season as the famous Sen1or team O 3 . I . -r f p ,, . I . 5 1 L t S , , , l , 4 -M wg. fav- . 5 .A 4 , 4 , Q f 3 J . , . . Q R Barnes, B. Robinson, M. I: ' , 31. ll2 , ,Wd CHALLENGE GALAVANTIN GLADIATORS O Galavantin all right u dont laugh mister' We ve got the best of materlal and all it needs is a llttle develop ment Our boys are experlenc ing the art of bOd1lY combat very fast You will always be topnotch Gladiators in the hearts of HIHSCH BOYS WRESTLING TEAM Row I M Rose L Lapin I c Andrews R Burnes E Weber Row 2 S Salnmo G Smclalr D Heath A Nehls How 3 I Armstrong W Gab bert W Berchen B Herlm MAN' WHAT A MAN' 0 You can say that again 1f you are referring to a Hirsch Letterman In the field of sports they re tops And brother that s sumpin ' LETTERMEN Row 1 A Palma I Chalbeck C Petro I Blanchireld O Kobar Row 2 D Iohnson W Vanselow V Thomp son E Granquist G Silverman Row 3 G Andersen D Taylor G Ford B Eckland I Frakes How 4 A Bryson I Roche I Wilson I Armstrong G Coughlm B Pemberton How 5 M Hartke B Burries H Spongberg C Lyngley I Smith I Schroeder BOWLING TEAM I Yes sir! When it comes to this game these bowling enthu- siasts give all the energy and skill they can possibly spare. Boy! What they can do with ten pins and a ball. BOYS BOWLING TEAM Row 1: Halerio, Roberts, Brown, Row 2: Ruskin, Saunders, Ginsburg, Raqg, Flow 3: Schmidt, McMann, Keller, Ar- chibald. Goll. YOUTH S ABILITY ll3v Q icerzi ana! Hoare! memgera O Smooth? You bet! Representing their vari- ous classes, these girls are chosen for their leadership, willingness, and knack for running things smoothly. With the helpful suggestions of Mrs. Bartlett, their successful playdays, frol- ics, and above all, roller skating parties, are excellent examples of their tireless efforts and inexhaustible energy. Such a group is the G.A.A. Board. G. A. A. OFFICERS LAST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Row 1: D. Hane, P. Spel- lacy. How 2: M. Burns, I. Houk, Mrs. Bartlett, sponsor. PRESENT OFFICERS: Row 1: I. Houk, D. Mottl. Row 2: M. Burns, Mrs. Bartlett. sponsor, D. Hane. G. A. A. BOARD How 1: D, Harte, I. Houk, D. Mottl, M. Burns. How 2: R. Walden, R. Hottinger, I. Drummond, C. Sedlcxck, P. Spel- lacy, S. Atterberry, M. Iones, B. Bowness. v 1141 2nd VOLLEY BALL TEAM How 1: I, Houk, V. Carlson, I. Drummond, M. Burns. D. Hane. Weyl, D. Mottl. Row 2: S. Atter- berry, I. Huster, R. Tranas. P. Spellacy, M. Iones, R. Hottinger. GIRLS AQUATIC ACES Howl C Iohnson N Madsen Iones L Iohnson L Harns V Smlth C Porter M Oslrap Row 2 I Orth B Ienkms V Carlson 7 ?lfL6ltLC ced Walden P Aronson J I all 0 The penls of the deep green brme hold no terror for these g1IlS They are Obl1V1OL1S Cwell almost? of the stralghtenmg effects of H O upon the1r ha1r and lashes Th1s un1que group IS known as the Aquatlc Aces 115 ' 1 . v ' 5 - 1 - , ,i X A . , . . , . . . . , . . fi' 1 l , . . l k ' - . f , T . ' 1 ' X . at 5,1 : ' fu ,!!JQff:!, jj'Q' - flyjil- I ?? 7f1'l'1'f.f1,r l f ',,, 1.,':fi: jijiffilfff if.. .',j.7,'-'. frffifg :f,'.'5,. ' If ' fi..:5-5JJ7l1, , , - , ., I I GAA O To really be able to get away from 1t all' To be able to forget for a few hours tonlghts hrstory IOPIC the turmotl 1n lh1S world that brlghtly t1nted grade 1n your course book' On Wednesday afternoons behmd the barrlcaded doors of the gym the g1rls get away from the mundane eplsodes of l1fe by dancmg to the yuke box play1ng volleyball basketball and base ball They may be found engrossed 1n a game of badmlnton plng pong and shuffle board These are but a few of the ways and means 1n whlch they relax They ease the1r mmds and cond1t1on the1r bOd16S 1n prepanng for a greater task rn l1fe GAA Howl G Vonesh L Almqurst A Klem S Alvme A Kltvans M Ztcke Row 2 V Laube D Marler M Draper B Almqutst E Nagle D Brucks C Sedlock M Krttredge R Oostmeyer R Fresen Row 3 L Gtertsen B Prtce D Pearson B Davls D Hames B Mtller M Tterney S Porter C Porter T Hager Row 4 L Kopulos M Iones I Ayers F Rose G Salllne N Woll schlaeger A Kopulos M Fltzgerald A Berggren GIRLS BOWLING O Down the gutter? Not on your l1fe' H1fSChS Bowllng League under the capable d1rect1on of Mrs Baker d1scla1m any knowledge of the art1st1c executlon IWebsters defrnttton for technlqueb of throw1ng the ball down the gutter The1r style of dehvery 15 a knockout GIRLS BOWLING TEAM V Casey R La Prere E Rtecher S Rogers R Hanson E Nagle D Brucks M Mtller Row 3 I Broo F Pearson L Kopulos M Davra P Spellacy A Berggren S Atterberry I Houk I Agers How4 D Clmk L La Mont C Halm D Mottl V Moloney B Larson G Salme N Wollschlaeger G A A BASKETBALL V Errckson I Waztano FIELD HOCKEY 0 As September 15 remlndful of football for the boys so does 1t brlng nostal QICI for Iackson Park to the g1rls Here every fall the g1rls may be found rlgged up 1n tur11cs guards and Sl1CkS streakmg up and down from one goal to the other Jn a manner s1m1lar to that of Supermen GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM Howl D Mottl R Hottmger M Weyl I Drummond A Nudo I Floerke R Doten S Atter berry I Houk D Hane M Iones P Spellacy M Burms O The wh1stle blows' The ball fl1es up and the game IS started amld shouts and laughter Th1s sport ranks as the most popular among the members of the G A A G A A BASKETBALL Rowl I Drummond C Sedlack S Atterberry I Houk D Hane M Iones P Spellacy R Hottmger D Mottl VOLLEYBALL 0 The queen of sports thats volleyball' The perenn1al favorlte of the umble freshle and the h1gh and mlghty sen1or They all love 1t GIRLS VOLLEY BALL TEAM Howl I Houk D Mottl How2 I Drummond R Hottmger P Spellacy S Atterberry M Iones M Weyl D Hane -116' I I Row 1: M. Hight. M. Zicke, L. Almquist, I. Frangella, R. Frangella, M. Nesh, E. Canna. Row 2: I I ,' ' . I . I 65 s -D 0-0 555 F10 ' li ,A K I .ij 5 , 45 VI, Q A 5 Row 1 E Allan M Evestrom N Bromsted M Kmght E Gowan Stobe M Hanke Row 2 M Phxlhps A Brown G McGu1re A Iohnson V Hawlans M Hanke X KAQQPLCLCIQPJ . . . I Nope It 1sn't Halloween, but those are costumes they are wear1ng Clad 1n thelr school colors they certalnly demonstrate the nqht spurt and vocally force 1t out of the crowd Our hats off to these cheerleaders who nsk sore and raspy throats and raw knees 1n order to glve the opponent the axe How they wowed 'em Wllh therr Wash 'em, squeeze 'em 11ne They hterally rung tears from the1r aud1ence They belong as much to the game as the quarterback does to the team - 118 . JANUARY Upper Lett: It cou1dn't be the prom, could it? Upper Right: Intermission, Circle: Hiycx. Ginny! Center Right: De bosses cmd dere goils. FEBRUARY Lower Lett: Solemn moments ot graduation. MARCH Lower Hiqht: That's real husky spirit. Circle: I think our boys sunk it: what do you think? Extreme Right: For He's CI Iolly Good Fellow - Morrie. , lhgltfglltd OF THE YEAR as 3 G. BOWMAN 8. CO. CASEY'S SCHOOL STORE 'PASSES THE TEST, IT'S THE BEST You're just not in the know it you don't know that I. G. Bowman cmd Company is the only place to buy that smooth record by Harry Iames. It's very convenient too, being right on your way home at 827 E. 79th Street Hungry? Thirsty? In need of school supplies? Come to Casey's. Where? You ought to know. CASEY'S at 7756 Drexel Avenue HEAFFE If you want those really smooth Cosmetics, to make yourself A Lamour, Mandel Her- man's are sure to have them. We also carry a large selection of Colognes from which to choose. Make your selection at ics cnem SCHGOL SUPPLIES For the Graduate-a watch from Wittgren's-and for those headed for the Armed Services-Military Watches-You will find a complete line of Watches at HERMAN'S DRUG STORE WITTGREN'S JEWELRY 8000 Cottage Grove Avenue 544 E. 79th Street MIDWAY RIDING ACADEMY The Fnest on the So th Sde We ha e the best of horses mstructors and eq pment n tact yo MIDWAY RIDING ACADEMY 736 East 61st Street Midway 9597 uccedri fo t 0 PCILJMG, t85 A1mqu1SI Radlo cmd E1ectr1c Apphance Co 445 COTTAGE GROVE AVENUE AMERICAS WUNIIER B U O S T E R S RESTAURANT GEORGE S GRILL 804 E 79th St DR A L VAN VALKENBURGH 7909 Cottage Grove TAUSIGG MARKET 8004 Cottage Grove GROVE SWEET SHOP 7616 Cottage Grove CAROLINA BAR B Q 7844 Cottage Grove We are Proud of our Food CMWHNW 1856 comcs nnovf Ave Q S 1' TRIangIe um C F F BOOSTERS DAVID H PASS 751 E 79th St LUNDQUIST S MARKET 1319 E 79th St COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 4- d,. i . . u i . v . . . ' , ui 1 i u ' get the best of everything at 7 . . 1 'X O O . ' O Q O C 121 HAMBURGERS MINER DUNN INC 1782 E 79th Street 7959 S Ashland Avenue GROVE RECREATION 7854 Cottage Grove SIDNEY H SMITH REALTOR INSURANCE BROKER 1615 E 67th St Plaza FOLLOW THE GANG B A R N E S HIRSCH S MILKMAN HUNDING DAIRY Best Wzshes to the Graduates S A N G L E E Chop Suey To Take Home 2406 E 75th Street Famous Food Dehvery Any Tlme Anywhere SAG 2225 Comphments oi ROY E OLIN ALDERMAN OF THE EIGHT!-I WARD I . . 160C to 7900 Ingleside Ave. Rad. 3434 1 122 B J KESL CO OFFICIAL JEWELERS HIRSCH HIGH SCHOOL F ate fy Cl d C u Pm Troph es and Prlz Cups 10 S WABASH AVE DEAborn 9054 0 0 0 fo Manufcucfurers of Class Rings, Pins, Medals, r rni n I b ' s, i ' e ELAINE S SANDWICH SHOP At Elalnes you WIII not only fmd the gang but the best of sandwiches rncludmg pure beef Hamburgers-our specralty 932 East 79th Street GRASS SEED FERTILIZER GARDEN TOOLS LEE HARDWARE INC EINAR IOHNSON Ho sehold E1 t P1 mb q 843 E 79th Street Rad 3312 H I R S C H HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION EX'1 ENDS GREETINCS AND FELICITATIONS TO THE S K SMITH CO makers of MOLLOY BOOK COVERS 2857 N Western Ave Ch1cago III EDDIES SANDWICH SHOP Sodas Sandwrches Sundaes STEAKS AND CHOPS 1351 E 79th STREET Good F d at R asonable Pr ces Style Ouahty and Low Prrces To day and Every Day F R A N K S 7422 28 Cottage Grove Ave I 7 u , ec fic, u in and Ianitor Supplies CLASS OF 1943 oo e i at I 124 I 'N 'X N 3 ,XX JN 6116 Jffe 9? W S MHROON Pl-IDTOGRHPIIEIIS 744 EAST SEVIINTY NINTI-I STREET BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1943 TRIANGLE 4240 S 1 ,, , an 1, Q . T it A Y' ' V1 - J., X If f N I S XX D 'I ' J I 54 . K ' 3 P 2 A x ,K V VK' ' -T ,YNZU ' If x. Y 7 S . Y : 4 14 V4 ' JJ 'Ty W ' Eff! f 'fx 1,2 ' 'J ' 5 -554 d w.: K L I. 1.1 f f W N ' V . K, Q V , T 9 ' . J f 'H , ,-4 1 r , TS' 1 A N ' QC , . - xl! I ' ff ' I 1 J J .' . wg J ho erves Best 3 ' 'x Serves Twice Compl1ments of HIRSCH LUNCH ROOM Success to the Graduates MRS GREENE Manager STIGALL S PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL PHARMACIST Compllmenfs of Prescrzptzons Our Specralty Ask your doctor C O OLANDER C B STIGALL Phone Tlllangle 3961 F1Of1Sf 7558 Cottage Grove Ave Phone Stewart 1600 m Bowl 1n Comfort All Year Round BUSQSS il-LSE r STEVENSON RECREATION PAUL MOSER J D PH B AIR CONDITIONED 28 Bowlmg Alleys Brlhards 757 E 79th Street Chlcago Ill M tph 4347 TO OUR FORMER STUDENTS IN THE ARMED FORCES 175 n u 1 - 1 1' 3 I - 4'mmw for l:f,,,,,w,w, .,,,.r 1 - . 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