Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1945 volume:

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As Hirsch responds to the nation's call for service, our activities carry G- on with fervor, our patriotic drives yield forth, and our honor jj roll mounts high. The line for waste paper grows longer: Z f W Z Z our scrap collection, now well over 100,000 pounds, grows larger: and our Red Cross contribution f . ' swells as we realize the vital part we play J N l X i on the home front. May we unite A .X V!! , P K our services to our country to g A obtain the key to the door- gr! 'X m way of permanent ef X 0 s 6 Peace. QJ X D J Y 'xt 1 ir 13: s I I I 1 I l 9 W l TOWARD Q We serve our government through the money we loan it. Urged by inter class competition, we have surpassed our 9070 goal, and our minute man flag flies. We have purchased jeeps, planes, a tank and ducks, and have received in return, our security for the future in war bonds and stamps. 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J'5' U' std JM, '3 WM I ' fb: -'a I A TRIBUTE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL it 0 We at Hirsch High School are nearing the completion of a year rich in Service Towards Peace and all our students are enriched personally Through the planning, the individual effort, the team work, the self-discipline and the sacrifices that they have had to contribute,-in addition to maintaining scholastic standards. This edition of the MAROON goes to press close to the eve of V-E Day. Peace we have worked for: and for peace we have longed. It is most fitting therefore that I dedicate this book to all the students of Hirsch, that it may stand as testi- monial to their love of country and to their determination to preserve the American way of life. MARY E. MCCAHEY, Principal 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k1Ir'ki'i'1k e10x X '3 5 if si ..,, 2 --,. , 5: 51 1 K One PARADE UF PERSONNEL AND CLASSES 2 t E Mlss MARGARET M. HURNEY, Jdmfanf Pffnffpa! o In her gentle but effective manner, our Assistant Principal, Miss Margaret M. Hurney, performs the tedious tasks her position demands. She has well earned the awe of the Freshie, the admiration of the sophomore, the co-operation of the Junior and the respect of the Senior. Though quiet she may be, Miss Hurney has made a friend of all who seek her guidance, and has become a part of Hirsch long to be re- membered. 414: FRIENDS CF if-ACL wHo SERVE Q.-What growing organization helps to make our financial drives a success, to make the under-privileged of our city feel secure, and in general serves the students of Hirsch? A.-The Hirsch chapter of the P.T.A. Q.--Is the Hirsch P.T.A. a growing organization? A.-Decidedly, yes! Through the combined efforts of the member- ship chairman and the new room representative, the mem- bership has increased from three hundred and twenty-five to four hundred and eighty-seven in the past year. Q.-In what financial drives have they assisted us? A.-They have made generous contributions to the Thanksgiving Fund, the Red Cross drive, and toward a scholarship fund. Q.-How have they helped to make the underprivileged of our city feel secure? A.-By collecting and distributing clothing, by giving financial aid to the Y.M.C.A. and the Montifiore school. Q.-In what other ways have they served the students of Hirsch? A.-They have contributed to the High School Council, the Student Aid, and to the ad department of the Maroon. These are just a few of the accomplishments of the Friends of Hirsch who Serve -our Parent-Teacher Association. P.T.A. Row 1: Miss McCahey. Hon- orary vice-pres.: Mrs. Richard- son, Pres.: Mrs. Ball, lst Vice- Pres. Row 2: Mrs. Edgeworth. 2nd Vicepres.: Mrs. Parkins, Alternate Delegate: Mrs. Christenson, Treas.: Mrs. Leese, Corres. Sec.: Mrs. Wink- less, Publicity. Row 3: Mrs. Deahl, Citizen and Civilian Defense: Mrs. Howard, Health: Mrs. Raiser, Hospitality: Mrs. Cooper, Budget and Finance: Mrs. Morris, Social: Mrs. Ehr- mine, Auditing: Mrs. Pearson, Student Aid. it 4415: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS ADMINISTRATIVE AIDES Miss Ella Vaughan and Mr. Iohn Gleason. Mrs. Alice lackson, Mr. Russell McNally, Mrs. Frances Kelly. SERVICE THROUGH gui ance . . . SENIOR SPONSORS Upper left: Miss lulia Cosgrove, Miss Georgia Allen. JUNIOR SPONSORS Upper right: Miss Olga Lawrenz, Miss Grace Knospe. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Lower left: Miss Cornelia Ryan, Mr. Alfred Prots- man. FRESHMAN SPONSORS Lower right: Mrs. Con- stance Nicklaus, Mrs. Kathleen Bordner. 1116, ADMINISTRATIVE AIDES Miss Lulu Ross, Miss Lois Bennett, Miss Sue Mechtersheimer. ADJUSTMENT TEACHER Miss Ella O'Keefe. OCCUPATIONAL ADVISER Miss Suzanne Fisher. SERVICE THROUGH fifiidfance f HEAD LIBRARIAN Mrs. Mildred Lott. OFFICE STAFF Miss Bridine L. Cardosi, Miss Helen V. McManus, Miss Rose Friedman, Miss Cath- erine M. Duke. ,sf 4417, X is., woRDs, vERBs AND 'MLP dwoftll ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Center: Miss I. Cosgrove, Miss L. Monaghan. Miss C. Fisher. Left: Siiting: Mrs. C. Perry, Miss O. Lawrenz, Miss L. Ben- nett. Standing: Mrs. L. Mcrgq, Right: Miss M. McNulty, Miss A. Mcmz, Mrs. M. Krueger. 118, THEIR jiefvl. .. IS THE woRLD SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Upper: Mrs. K. Bordner, Miss F. Iefiers, Miss C. Ryan. Lower: Mr. A. Ross, Miss G. Allen, Miss L. Ross. 419: MATHEMATICAL MASTERS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Upper: Miss H. Meisekothen, Mr. C Watson, Miss M. Shannon. Center: Mr. H. Billings. Miss A. Burns Miss M. Mcickin. Lower: Mr. A. Arends, Miss S. Acker mann, Mr. A. Protsmcm. 420, anguaged AREN'T FOREIGN HERE tttiiikiktttkittt LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Upp M B O M F i 21 relaara fion FOR THE CCMMERCIAL WORLD .rf 'lr COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Upper: Miss P. Diggs, Mrs F. Kelly, Mrs. B. Weisz, Miss H. Klein. Lower: Mrs. L. Porter, Mr. R McNally, Miss W. McEnifl Miss M. Blumenthal. 1 W- Gfeafom 0 .7AmfwlLea . . . WIELDERS OF BRUSHES MUSIC DEPARTMENT ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Helen Kane, Mr. Edward O'Hara, Mrs. Mrs. Katherine Parker, Miss Nellie Hull. Not Constance Nicklaus. pictured-Miss Edith Ccssady. 123s w'Z,a3 ' THE omema em PATTERN ,..-.nv-' 24: 'A' HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPARTMENT Miss Alice Larson, Mrs Marie Defloque, Miss Mar gore! Coghlcm. dence BASIS 0F THE MQDERN WORLD SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Upper left: Miss Marie Wiborg. Mr. Worlier Selig, Mr. Michczel Cates. Upper right: Mr. William Mit- chell, Miss Grace Knospe. Lower: Mrs. Anna Klein, Miss Sue Mechtersheimer, Miss Alice Byrne, 4c251u LET'S GET TECHNICAL! TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT TNNX Upper: Mr. William Anderson Mr. Iohn Gleason. Lower: Mr. George Buscu, Mr 'V' Hurry Koehler, Mr. H. Koemer. 128: !f?uifJm . .. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'A' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Left: Mrs. M. Kulp. Upper center: Miss R. Ioffee, Mrs. V. Bartlett, Miss M. Hurley. Lower: Mr. T, Zcxyner, Mr. H. Collins. Mr. B. O'Brien. .4 27 ,, 3 I any SACUIIJJ . 0 It was only through your un- failing service toward Hirsch. that our school has been crble to function as an efficient, rnod- ern high school. MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. E. Gecxrs, Mrs. F. Mathews, Mrs. F. Grcxnberq. Center Left: Officer Stokes. Center Right: Chief Engineer B. Bode. UPPUY Lefff MTS- lt LYnCh' MTS' MCLGUGUCL Lower Left: Trucmt Officer Mrs. Beegon, Mcrtron Mrs. A. Robinson. LUNCH ROOM STAFF ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Upper Hiqht: Row l: Mrs. M. Buechle, Mrs, E, Anderson. Mrs. A, Iensen, Mrs. B. Greene, Mrs. B. Green, Manager: Lower Right: Mr. P. Oostrneyer, Mr. R. MacDonald, Mr. Mrs. E. Devine, Mrs. fl. Buehler. Row 2: Mrs. S, Denniqun, B. Bode, Mr, C. Greene, Mr. R, Annerino, .r28v a 5 . . . TO REMEMBER Upper Right: Drama at its Best. Right Center: Reindeer Romp of '44-spon- sored by the Iunior class. Left Center: C'mon Chillun, Yes Dance! -our Freshie Frolic. Inset: Thanks for the flower, Elmer. Lower Left: Going, Go- ing, Gone-Ianuary 1945 graduation. Lower Right: Youth Speaks! Contestants for the South Side oratorical contest. Extreme Lower Right: Ah! That After Dinner Smoke at the R.O.T.C. Banquet. 15... ff,m .,rVAMmw,Fmmmxi JUNE 7-jlze fclgewa ef - REMEMBER? 0 Soft lights, sweet music, the scent of heavenly perfume, the tinkling of fragile china, the rustle of delicate gowns, and the hushed masculine voices are mingled together into the evening of the prom which will linger long in all our hearts. 0 The Hirsch class of Iune 1945 is proud of its capable yet somewhat shy President, Ralph Ytterberg fupper leftl who has led them through a successful and long remembered year. A shining example of this class's participation in school events is their active and well-liked Vice President, Florence Greenleaf lupper rightl. The congenial class treasurer, Ierry Humble, Ccenterl says, It takes a good Swede to balance the books , and from his example we are in- clined to believe him. The well kept records of this class are accredited to the efficiency of our able Secretary, Doris Tingey Clower leftl. The good looking Social Chairman, lack Krone Clower rightl sees to it that all the social deals are a success. These class officers are truly representative of the fine spirit and loyal service of these graduates of 45 . add O icem 131: SHIRLEY ALVINE Shir1 Latin Club, Clean-up League., G.A.A., Band, Glee Club, Gold Sr. Girls Club, Bond Office Asst., Honor Roll. DOROTHY ANDERSOHN Dottie Sr. Girls Club, Teacher's Asst., Sr. Glee Club, G.A.A. GORDON ANDERSON Riqgermortis Ir. Physics Club, Honor Roll, Band. MARGARET ANDERSON Marge Library Asst., Bond Office Asst., Clean-up League President, Student Court, Student Council Delegate, G.A.A., Gold H, Latin Club, Sr. Girls Class Breakfast Hostess, Herald Salesman, Physics u . MELVIN ANDERSON Mel Herman - Choral Club, Basket- ball, Lettermen's Club, Freshie Football, Intramural Basket- lgall, Vocal Ensemble, Ticket Salesman, Paper Drive, Scrap rive. RALPH ANDERSON Andy - Student Govt. Representative, Treasurer and President, Co-Chairman of Finance Bureau. Pres. of Safety Engineers. IEAN AYERS Sis Beginner and Intermediate Band, G.A.A. WESLEY EDWIN BARNES Wes Swimming Team, Baseball Team, Ir. Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Pres. of Choral Club, Treas. of Safety Engineers, Gold Lettermen's Club, Hall Guard, Postermen's Club, Ir. Prom Entertainment Comm., Boys' Oc- tette, Physics Club, Intramural Basketball. EUGENE BARNETT- Gene Lettermen's Club, Gold Latin Club, Hall Guard, Mgr. of Football Team, Intramural Basket- ball, Wrestling, Bowling Club, LI-Iyde Parkj Male Chorus. Safety Council. IEAN BASSETT Batty G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. EVELYN BECK Ev G.A.A., Latin Club, Sr. Girls' Glee Club Social Chairman, Treasurer and President, Sr. Girls Club, Glee Club Letter, Sr. Flower Comm. tWestcottJ A.C.C.l... G.A.A. IAMES BECK LAWRENCE BECK- Larry Student Govt., Basketball, Stamp Delegate, Ir. Choir, Hall Guard, Finance Bureau, Intramural Basketball, Ir. Prom. Comm., Sr. Cap and Gown Chairman. WILLIAM FRED BENSON- Stretch ---Hall Guard, Capt. of Basketball Team, Lettermen's Club, Intramural Basketball. DONALD BERGMAN Sarge - Student Court Iudge, Hall Guard, Gold Fire Marshal, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C., Ir. Choir, Bond Salesman. DOROTHY BERGMAN Dot G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club. AUDREY BIERINGER Abee Library Asst., Office Asst., Stu- dent Govt., Asst. Business Mgr. of Herald, Natl. Honor Society. 4B Editor of Maroon Staff, G.A.A., Merit Award, Class Break- fast Hostess, Safety Engineer, Sr. Girls Club, Math Club, Sr, Cap and Gown Comm. LUCILLE BILOW Lou -- Bee1ow - -Safety Engineer, Maroon, Herald, Stamp Delegate, Student Govt., Ir. Prom. Comm., G.A.A., Merit Award, Library Asst., Sr. Girls Club, Office Asst., Sr. Finance Comm. JUNE CLASS - 1945 BOB BOSACKI Bobo ---Football, Choral Club, Lettermen's Club, CLanel Freshman, Sophomore and Varsity Football, Wrestling Team, Pan-American League. MURIEL BROOKS Brooksie Red Cross Delegate, Stamp Del- egate, Sponsor's Asst., Sight Saving Asst., Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A,, Radio Club. ARNOLD S. BRYSON- Arnie -Football, Lettermen's Club, Pres. of Ir. Choir, Capt. of Hall Guards, Intramural Basket- ball, Baseball, Choral Club, Stamp Salesman, Division Pres- ident, Bowling Team. CARMELA CAIRO- Trigger --G.A.A., Swimming Club. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL Pat -Choral Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Safety Engineer, Gold Pan American League, Maroon Salesman, Stamp Salesman, Drama Club., Bowling Club. MARION CARLSON--- Mec'5 Choral Club, Natl. Honor Society, Student Council Delegate, Publicity Bureau, Civic Bureau, Finance Bureau, Freshman Guide, Gold Latin Club, G.A.A., Clean-up League, Paper Drive, Sr. Girls Club, Safety Engineer, Class Breakfast Hostess, Herald Salesman, Literary Editor of Maroon. ROY CARLSON- Moe -Gold Latin Club, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Bowling Club. RUNE CARLSON- Ruin fBaseball, R.O,T.C. Officer, Hall Guard, Picked Platoon. KENNETH WAYNE CAPLINGER- Cap Football, Wrestling, Track, Hall Guard. CATHERINE CARVELLI-- Kay G.A.A., Red Cross, Sr. Girls Club, Student Govt. Representative. VIRGINIA CASEY--- Ginger f---Gold Bowling Team, Ma- roon Salesman, Sr. Girls Glee Club, Sr. Breakfast Comm. ISABEL CHARD Izy --- Sr. Girls Glee Club, G.A.A., Finance and Civic Bureau, Pan-American League, Equestrians, Fresh- man Guide, Clean-up League, Aquatic Aces. IACQUELINE COCCIA- Iackie French Club, G.A.A., Office Asst., Safety Engineer, Sr. Girls Club. GLADYS CONLEY Iunior -Natl. Honor Society, Asst. News Editor and Executive Editor of Herald, G.A.A., Student Coun- cil Representative, Student Court, Gold H, Pan-American League, Red Cross, Library and Office Asst., Graduation Usher, Merit Award, Sr. Girls Club. WILLIAM CONNERY Will -Choral Club, Herald Circulation. Hall Guard, Ticket Salesman, Scrap and Iron Drive, Radio Club. PATRICIA CONNORS- Pat -Bowling Team, Swimming Team, Clean-up League, Library Asst., Bond and Stamp Sales Asst., G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Hall Guard. LUCILE CONWAY- Lou ---- Safety Engineer, G.A.A., Civic Bureau, Gold French Club, Sr. Girls Club, Library Asst., Sr. Girls Glee Club, Maroon Staff. Sr. Finance Comm. HELEN COOPER--Beginning and Intermediate Band, Gold Pan-American League, Latin Club, Asst. Mqr. and Adver- tising Mgr. of Herald, Sr. Girls Club, Asst. Ad. Mgr. and Ad. Mgr. of Maroon, Class Breakfast Hostess, Publicity Bureau, G.A.A., Sr. Entertainment Comm. JUNE CLASS 1945 t I can League. Engineer. Comm., Intramural Sports. sentative. Sr. Girls Club. Asst., Red Cross. Prom Comm. Club, Ticket Salesman. Ir. Choir, Choral Club. Club, Graduation Usher. Guard, German Club. JUNE CLASS ' 1945 MARY ELLIOTT Shorty - Office DORIS ENROTH Dory -Poster Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Glee EDWIN EPSTEIN Eppie Gold THERESA FALCO Tessy G.A.A., Pan-American League. Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Girls Glee Club. ROBERTA COOPER- - Bobbie Choral Club, Maroon Staff, Sr. Pin and Ring Comm., Ir. Prom Comm. Chairman, Equestrians, Latin Club, Red Cross Secretary, G.A.A., Gold Safety Engineer, Office Asst., Ir. Choir, Sr. Girls Club, Pan-Ameri- IAMES STEVE COUNELIS Spike - Ir. Choir, Gold Choral Club, Hall Guard, Ticket Salesman, Freshie Guide, Represen- tative Assembly, Scrap Drive Worker, Math Club, Poster Club. DORIS DAHLBERG - Dor - G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Safety DON DAVIS Wacky --Basketball, Hall Guard, Ir. Prom JOYCE DEMPSEY-- Demps - Drama Club. Sr. Girls Glee Club, Herald Salesman, G.A.A., Maroon Staff, Ticket Salesman. Hall Guard. Class Breakfast Hostess, Student Govt, Repre- BARBARA IRENE DILLEY Babs - Herald Salesman, G.A.A., Safety Engineer, Division President. Asst., Class Breakfast Hostess, Club, Girls Glee Club, Latin Club, Gold H, Book-Room H, Hall Guard. VIOLA MARGARET ERICKSON Vi - Red Cross, Bond Helper. AL FARRELL Alva Gene Football, Lettermen's Club, Choral Club, Boys' Sports Editor of Maroon, Ir. Prom Comm., Sr. HELEN FERRA Ho1ly G.A.A., Swimming Team, Girls Senior DON FITZGERALD Fitz Track Team, Hall Guard, Football, MARY FITZPATRICK Fitz Pan-American League, Student Court, G.A.A., Aquatic Aces, Sr. Girls Club, Library Asst. MARY PATRICIA FLYNN Pat - G.A.A., Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Girls Glee Club. IOAN FOGARTY !oanie G,A.A., Office Asst., Red Cross Delegate, Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Glee Club, Sr. Girls BETTY FORSTER Betz - -Student Court, Physics Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, fCalumetl Calumet Crier. Leaders, G.A.A. Delegate, Girls' Chorus, Ir. and Natl. Honor Society, Hall NANCY IANE FORSYTHH Ncmce - lr. Choir, Choral Club, Vice Pres. of Sr. Girls Club, Gold Latin Club,-Class Breakfast Hostess, Safety Engineer, G.A.A., Sr. Finance Comm. ROSEANN FORTINO- Ricky - Red Cross Delegate, Clean-up League, Pan-American League, Student Court, Civic Bureau, Stamp Delegate, Library Asst., Drama Club, Poster Club, Equestrians. ' ' ' Maroon Staff, Merit Award, Girls Glee Club. CARMENA L. FRANGELLA--- Carm'5 -G.A.A., Beginning Band. Sr. Girls Club, Maroon Salesman. ROSE M. PRANGELLA- Rux ---G.A.A., Aquatic Aces, Ticket Salesman, Stamp Delegate, Swimming Club, Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club, Bowling League. THELMA FRESEN - Tuti --Safety Engineer, Graduation Usher. Maroon Staff, Herald Salesman, Maroon Salesman, Asst. Cir. Mgr. of Herald, Class Breakfast Hostess, Ticket Salesman, Maroon Captain, Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A., Sr. Commencement Comm. PEGGY GAFFNEY P. G. ---Herald Salesman, Maroon Sales- man, G.A.A., Library Asst., Sr, Girls Club, Girls Glee Club, Safety Engineers, Ticket Salesman, Freshie Guide, Class Breakfast Hostess, Student Govt., Civic Bureau. First year at Sullivan High. IACQUELINE GEBHARD - Iackie - jackson --Safety Engin- eers, Drama Club, Poster Club, Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A., Pan- Lea ue Gold H Feature Writer of Maroon Staff. American g , , Herald Salesman, Stamp Delegate, Math Club, Publicity Bureau. Maroon Salesman. Transferred from Iackson High, Iackson, Tennessee, in October, 1943. CHARLES GERMANY- Senior Iudge, National Honor Society. MARGARET GETTY Margie - G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Red Cross, Aquatic Aces. RICHARD GETTY- Dick PHYLLIS GILKINSON - Gi1kie - Cheerleader, Choral Club, Ir. Choir, Herald Salesman, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club. LEE GILLESPIE Gill Hall Guard, Track, Intramural Bas- ketball. ED GLATZHOFERW G1atz --Baseball Team, Lettermen's Club. Intramural Basketball, Wrestling, Hall Guard Captain, Bowl- ing Team. MILTON GORBIEN - Matz -Basketball Team, Intramural Bas- L ketball Champs, Wrestling, Lettermen's Club, Hall Guard, Bond Salesman. MARY GORDON -- M. A. - Civic Bureau, G.A.A., Publicity Bureau, Library and Attend. Office Asst., Drama Club, Pan- American League, Red Cross Delegate, Sr. Girls Club, Safety Engineer, Clean-up League. AMELIA ANN GORMAN Mee - Sr. Girls Club, Ticket Sales- man, Class Breakfast Hostess, Chairman Ir. Prom Bid Comm., G.A.A., Sr. Glee Club, Herald Salesman, Gold H, lHyde Parkl Aitchpe Salesman, H. P. Weekly Salesman, Riding Club, Pan-American League, Sophomore Girls. MARY MARGARET GRADYf Grady - -G.A.A., Latin Club, Gold Sr. Girls Glee Club, Treas., Librarian and Vice- Pres., Sr. Girls Club, Safety Engineer, Sr. Commencement Comm. iFengerl G.A.A., 12 bars, Latin Club. GERALDINE CELIA GRAYf Gerry -Maroon Salesman, Editor- in-Chief of Maroon, Office Asst., G.A.A., Gold Student Govt., Freshie Guide, Sight Saving Assn., Merit Award, Sr. Girls Glee Club Treas., Natl. Honor Society Treas., Sr. Girls Club, Class Breakfast Hostess. JUNE CLASS - 194 FLORENCE M. GREENLEAF Flo G.A.A., Gold Latin Club, Herald Reporter, Sr. Girls Club, Maroon Staff, Civic Bureau Secretary, Ir. Class Social Chairman, Vice Pres. and Sec. of Student Council, Freshie Guide, Vice Pres. of Sr. Class, Clean-up Campaign Chairman, Honor Society, Merit Award. GREIG GRIFFIN Grin Band, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. tBay- side High, N. Y.J General Organization. TELMER GROSET Bud Hall Guard, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. DON GURNICK Gurnick Ir. Choir, Gold Safety Engi- neer, Drum and Bugle Corps, Movie Operators Club, Physics Club, Hall Guard, Student Court Defense Lawyer, Ir. First Aid. CHyde Park? A Capella Choir. EVELYN HAEFLIGER 'Strawthroweru --Sr. Girls Club, Ir. Choir, Girls Glee Club, Choral Club, G.A.A., Gold Student Court Bailiff, Stamp Delegate, Sr. Breakfast Comm. ANN HALTERMAN Office Asst., Latin Club, G.A.A., Treas. of Drama Club, Student Govt., Ir. Prom Comm., Safety Council, Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Entertainment Comm., Class Breakfast Hostess. NORINE HAMBEK Frenchie G.A.A. ANNAMAE HAMMER- Boots Poster Club, Band, Pan-Amer- ican League, G.A.A., Drama Club, Maroon Staff, Student Council, Red Cross, Sr. Girls Club, Aquatic Aces, Cap and Gown Comm. ALBERT HANSEN Luke - tTilden Techl Wrestling, Hall Guard. AUDREY HENDERSON - Butch G.A.A., Latin Club, Office Worker, Library Asst., Sr. Girls Club, Girls Glee Club. BEVERLY RUTH HERMAN- Bev - Student Council Represen- tative, Safety Engineer, Maroon Salesman, Pan-American League, G.A.A., Student Court, Sr. Girls Club, Gold Publicity Bureau, Merit Award, Christmas Baskets, Freshie Guide, Sr. Commencement Comm., Drama Club. IEAN ADAIR HOLT leannie G.A.A., Office Helper, Drama Club, Sr. Girls Club. BENGT E. HONNING-- Moe -Maroon, Latin Club, Concert Orch., Dance Orch., Scrap Drive, Lettermen's Club, Sr. Com- mencement Comm. fParkerl Math Club, Parker Pine, Parker Press. ARLETTE HOOPER--Cheerleader, Maroon Salesman, Herald Salesman, Lunchroom Asst., G.A.A., Class Breakfast Hostess, Sr. Prom Comm. CATHERINE HUEBNER K - Library Asst., G.A.A. GERALD STANLEY HUMBLE lerry Choral Club, Treas. of Sr. Class, Ir. Class Publicity Comm., Ir. Choir, Decoration Comm. for Choral Club Party, Latin Club, Gold Treas. of Division. BERNARD IACKSON Bernie Stamp Delegate, Poster Club, Choral Club, Student Govt., Civic Bureau, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Gold Merit Award, R.O.T.C., Ir. Choir, Chief Bailiff of Student Court, Safety Bureau. BARBARA ANN IENKINS - Barb - --Library Asst., Office Clerk, Girls Glee Club, Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A., Bailifi in Student Court, Prosecutor, Atty. Gen., Defense Lawyer of Student Court, Pres. of Bar Assn., Stamp Delegate, Safety Engineer, Class Breakfast Hostess. JUNE CLASS - 1945 MURIEL JENSEN- Mur - Girls Glee Club, Red Cross, Library Asst., Safety Engineer, Division Salesman, Sr. Girls Club, Maroon Staff, G.A.A. CAROLYN RUTH JOHNSON- Kanqo -Natl. Honor Society, Choral Club. G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Fire Guards, Safety Engineer, Sr. Girls Club, Radio Club, Aviation Club. MARTIN JOHNSONW Mart --Hall Guard, Radio Club, Travel Club. RUTH JOHNSON lohnny - G.A.A., Office Club. SHIRLEY R. JOHNSON-- Shirl'1 Girls Glee can League, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club. WILL JOHNSON--- Willie -Adv, Band, Hall Bugle Corps, Maroon Photographer. MARYALICE JONES- Casey - -Choral Club, tion Club, Radio Club, Girls Glee Club, Engineer, Fire Guard, Pres. and Vice Pres. B d F' ld H k A t' A B k Helper, Sr. Girls Club, Pan-Ameri- Guard, Drum and Latin Club, Avia- Gold Safety of G.A.A., G.A.A. oar , ie oc ey, qua ic ces, as etball, Vollevball, Captain Ball, Tennis and Baseball Teams, Rep. to Youth Council, Div. Pres., Sr. Entertainment Comm., Sr. Girls Club, Pres. of Lettergirls. SHIRLEY JONES -- ShirI --G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club. MAY KAPLY--Student Council, Sec. of Finance Bureau, Clean- up League, Chair. of Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau. G.A.A., Library Asst., Freshie Guide, Student Council Salesman. DOROTHY KATZMANN -- Dot -Choral Club, Jr. Choir. Latin Club, Drama Club, Equestrians, Hall Guard, Sr. Girls Club, Gold Safety Engineer, G.A.A. EVELYN KEBe- Kebbie --Student Govs., G.A.A., Girls Glee Club, Latin Club, Gold H, Publicity Bureau, Maroon Staff, Civic Bureau, Safety Engineer, Sr. Pin and Ring Comm., Red Cross Delegate, Sr. Girls Club. Clean-up League. BETTY JEANNE KERN- Bets --Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A. ISidney, Nebraskal Girls Glee Club. JOHN H. KINKEAD lack --Swimming Team, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Maroon Staff. tUniversity High, l yearl Track, Rifle and Swim Team. MARIE KITTREDGE Girlie --Drama Club, Choral Club, Sr. Girls Club, Pan'American League, G.A.A., Maroon Staff, ANN EILEEN KLEIN Blondie -Ticket Salesman, Drama Club, Maroon Staff, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Publicity Bureau, Hall Guard, Pan-American League, Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. ANTON KLYNMAN AI --Bar Assn., Swimming Team, Sr. Pin and Ring Comm., Hall Guard, Bowling Team, Physics Club. RUTH JEAN KOCH--- Sparky --Drama Club, Equestrians, Gold Aquatic Aces, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Latin Club, Office Worker, Safety Engineer, Sr. Girls Club, Class Breakfast Hostess. ELMIRA KOEHLER--''Elmer --Class Breakfast Hostess, Jr. Choir, Choral Club, Jr. Class Publicity Chair., Natl. Honor Society, G.A.A., Gold Merit Award, Safety Engineer, Student Council Rep., Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Latin Club, Vice Pres. of Student Court, Bar Assn., Social Chair. of Sr. Girls Club, Stamp Delegate, Herald Renorter, Ticket Sales- man, Basketball Team, Vice Pres. of Division, Hall Guard, Sr. Entertainment Comm. JUNE CLASS - 1945 Pi' is-.2 Q .EE ff! X RUTH KOLB Ruthie Sr. Girls Council, G.A.A., Stamp Sales- man, Office Asst., Attendance Office. SHIRLEY KONZEN' 'Shirl - Red Cross, G,A.A., Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club, Attendance Office Asst., Bowling League, Safety Engineer. LEONA KOPULOS- Lee -- Bowling League, G.A., Sr. Girls Club. DOROTHY KOSCH Dot - G.A.A., Beg. and Inter. Band. Ticket Salesman, Adjustment Office Asst., Lunchroom Asst., Sr. Cap and Gown Comm. GILBERT KROHN Gil - Herald Staff Editor, Natl. Honor So- ciety, Swimming, Choral Club, Hall Guard, Entertainment Comm., Boys Octette, Physics Club, Sr. Pin and Ring Comm. IOHN KRONE- 'lack ---Football, Vice Pres. of Lettermen's Club. Maroon Staff, Stamp Delegate, Red Cross, Choral Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, Sr. Class Social Chairman. WALTER GREGORY KUENSTER- WaIly - Stamp and Bond Salesman, Fire Guard, Hall Guard Capt., Maroon Staff, Red Cross Rep. GLENN A. KUNZ-- G1enny --R.O.T.C. Officer, Safety Engineer, Hall Guard Capt., Fire Guard, Pan-American League, Asst. Commander of Picked Platoon, Poster Club. LOIS P. LANDINI- Lo --Bond Office Asst., Clean-up League, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Attendance Office Asst., Sec. of Band. Gold Sr. Girls Club, Latin Club, Herald Repor- ter, Maroon Staff, Freshie Guide, Class Breakfast Hostess, Sr. Prom Comm. LEONARD LAPPE -- Len ---Ir. Choir, Wrestling, Hall Guard. GERDA LARSEN- Student Council, Civic Bureau, Finance Bu- reau, Safety Club, Publicity Bureau, Sight Saving Helper, Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A., LA VERNE NATASHA LARSEN- Vern -Cheerleader, Maroon Salesman, Herald Salesman, Gold H, Pan-American League, Ir. Prom Bid Comm., G.A.A., Stamp Salesman. Sr. Girls Glee Club, Ticket Salesman, Sr. Girls Council, Class Breakfast Hostess, Radio Club. GLORIA IEANNE LAUTERBACH Glory ---Chief Clerk of Stu- dent Court, Attendance Office, Pan-American League, Gold H, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Clean-up League, Merit Award, Sec. of Band, Stamo and Bond Salesman, Radio Club. Herald Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Sr. Flower Comm. TINA LIBERTO Tee f G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Lunchroom Asst., Office Asst., Stamp Delegate. NORMA VIOLA LINDBERG'-- Cheesy - Attendance Office, Stu- dent Govt., Maroon Staff, Herald Salesman, G.A.A., Drama Club, Ticket Salesman, Vice Pres. Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club, 4B Asst. Editor of Maroon. ART LINDEN-- Marshma1low --Football, Baseball, Pres. of Band. EILEEN LOFTUSM- Lee -- Publicity Bureau, Pan-American League, Attendance Office, G.A.A. HELEN LOWE- Rusty ,-Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Glee Club, Adjustment Office, Attendance Office. JUNE CLASS -194 RAYMOND STUART LUETY- Hay -Football, Lettermen's Club. Intramural Wrestling, Baseball, Bowling Team, Hall Guard Capt., Maroon Staff, Treas. of Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Herald Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Ir. Prom Comm., Red Cross. Pres. and Sec. of Division, Sr. Prom Comm. GLADYS IANE LUNDQUIST- Mimi -Ir. Choir, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Red Cross, Record Office. CALVIN MADSEN- Crude Cal --Swimming Team, Hall Guard, Student Council, Fire Guard. WILLIAM MANDEL-7- Bill -Capt. of Hall Guards, Swimming. LORNAIOY MANN- Lorna -Natl. Honor Society, Herald Staff, G.A.A., Library Asst., Record Office, Stamp and Bond Sales- man, Student Council Alternate, Latin Club, Sr. Girls Club, Class Breakfast Hostess. ANTOINETTE MANNO- Ann -G.A.A., Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club. CHARLES MANOS- Chuck -Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Hall Guard, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. SHIRLEY M. MARGOLIS- Cookie eDramcr Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Girls Glee Club, Library Asst. SHIRLEY MCCLURG- Es lay -Ir. Choir, Vice Pres., Freshie Guide, Cheerleader, G.A.A., Student Council Rep., Choral Club, Pres. of French Club, Pan-American League, Gold H, Safety Engineer, Hall Guard, Herald Salesman, Ticket Sales- man, Maroon Salesman, Class Breakfast Hostess, Att. Office Asst., Ir. Prom Bid Comm., Const. Comm. Chair. for Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Girls Club Pres. lMarion, Ohiol Props and Q's, Debate Team, Girl Reserves, Harding Herald Staff, Sr. Choir, French Club. ELLEN IANE MCGUIRE- Mickie -Choral Club, Pan-American League, Herald Salesman, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club. lCalumetJ Rep. of A.C.C.L., Rooters Club, A Capella Choir, Stamp Delegate, Red Cross Delegate, Division Sec., Bowling Team, Kiwiettes, Paint and Powder Club. KENNETH PAUL McNitt- Bo -Hall Guard, Herald Circula- gong Ticket Salesman. Paper and Iron Salvage Drives, Radio u . LAWRENCE ROBERT MEISTER-- Lolly eBasketball, Baseball, Track, Intramural Basketball Champs, Lettermen's Club, Hall Guard Cant., Maroon Staff, Ticket Salesman, Herald Sales- man, Bowling Team, Division Treas., Ping Pong. RALPH MELLING- Dynamic -Hall Guard, Swimming and Bowling Teams. BEATRICE I. MEY-- Betty -- Bea -G.A.A., Red Cross, Sr. Girls Club. CHARLES MICELIi Chuck -Ticket Salesman. ARDELL MILLER- Dell -Civic Bureau, G.A.A., Office Clerk. PATRICIA MILLER- Pat H-Girls Glee Club, Drama Club, Sight Saving Asst., Ofiice Asst., G.A.A., Library Asst. MAUREEN ELIZABETH MINSTER- Betty -Library Asst.. Girls Glee Club, Pan-American League, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, 4A Asst., Editor of Maroon. JUNE CLASS 194 r . Q 155, wx 1 ,lQff!,,,,.,7.. ' A F iw? 1 if ROBERT MONTGOMERY Bob Hall Guard, Math Club, RUTH MORRIS Cookie G.A.A. Board, lr. Choir, Choral Club. Pan-American League, Latin Club, Math Club, Sr. Girls Club, Vocal Ensemble, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball and Capt. Ball Teams, Sr. Bid Comm. tWestcottl A.C.C.L., Drama Club, Bowling Team, A Capella Chorus, G.A.A. Board, Divi- sion Secretary, Red Cross Delegate, Stamp Delegate. RITA MURRAY Beet G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Swimming Club, Sr. Girls Glee Club. CLoretto Academyl G.A.A., Ir, Girls Glee Club, Lorettan Paper Salesman, Latin Club. DAGNEY NELSON Chicken Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Hall Guard, Poster Club, Drama Club, Sr. Girls Club, Pan-Amer ican League, Maroon Staff, Herald Salesman, Ticket Sales- man, G.A.A., Student Govt. Show, Gold ANITA NEWMAN Nete Student Council Rep. and Chair- man, Safety Engineer, Merit Award, Ticket Salesman, Maroon and Herald Salesman, Civic Bureau, Finance Bureau, Freshie Guide Ch., Sight Saving Asst., G.A.A., Pan-American League, Stamp Delegate, Class Breakfast Hostess. LORRAINE NEWMAN Bunny Pan-American League, Office. Attendant, G.A.A., Red Cross Delegate, Pres. of Sr, Girls Glee Club, Safety Engineer Alternate, Sr. Girls Club. DAVID M. NEWMARK Dave BRITTA NORDSTROM Wheaties G.A.A., Latin Club, Spon- sors Asst., Office Asst., Sr. Girls Club, Honor Roll. VIOLET OHM Vi Student Council, Civic Bureau, Finance Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Sight Saving Asst., Attend. Office, Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A., Ticket Salesman, Safety Club. DOROTHY C. OLSON Olly Olson Natl. Honor Society, Chor- al Club, Ir. Choir, Merit Award, Library Asst., Bond and Stamp Asst., Maroon Staff, Pres. of Clean-up League, Gold Safety Engineer, Class Breakfast Hostess, Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A., Drama Club, Red Cross Alter- nate, Honor Roll, Sr. Breakfast Comm. DOROTHY L. OLSON- Dottie - Clean-up League, Gold Civic Bureau. Latin Club, Office Asst., Choral Club, Safety Engineer, Ir. Choir, Herald Salesman, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Record Office, Drama Club, Sr. Flower Comm. JOHN W. A. PARSONS- lohnnie -Hall Guard, Latin Club, Poster Club, Track, Sportsman's Club, Biology Club, Band, Student Service. GENEVIEVE PATRICIA PEDERSEN Pat Natl. Honor Society. Red Cross, Record Office, Sr. Girls Club, Pan American League, G.A.A., Maroon, Sr. Commerce Comm. DOROTHY CHRISTINE PETERSEN Dotty Sr. Girls Glee Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Pan-American League. EVELYNE PETERSEN Fearless Office Asst., Stamp Asst., Drama Club, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Herald Staff, Student Court. lFengerl Phorex, Latin Club President. ASTRID PETERSON Safety Engineer, Student Govt., Maroon Capt., Business Mgr. of Maroon, Herald Salesman, Class Break- fast Hostess, G.A.A., Gold Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club, Ticket Salesman. EMILIE PLAMONDON- Em - Sr. Girls Glee Club. French Club Adj. Office Asst., G.A.A. MARGARET PROUDFOOT Maggie Latin Club, Sr. Girl: Club, Sr. Girls Glee Club, Gold Office Asst., Attend. Office Asst., G.A.A., Student Court Clerk, Sr. Gift Comm. JUNE CLASS - 194 RUBY RAHILL- Rudy - Sr. Girls Glee Club, G.A.A., Stamp Salesman, Band. Office Asst., Sight Saving Asst., Safety Engi- neer, Sr. Girls Club, Red Cross Delegate. DOROTHY RAINES- Dottie -Girls Glee Club, Graduation Usher. Ol-tice Asst., G.A.A., Sr. Entertainment Comm. DOROTHY RASMUSSEN - Dottie --Student Council, Student Govt., Pan-American League, Publicity Bureau, G.A.A., Civic Bureau. PAT REDMOND Stinky ELLEN ELIZABETH REHNQUIST---V''Ellabelle'' G.A.A., Gold H, Latin Club, Sr. Girls Glee Club, Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Breakfast Comm. DOROTHY REICHER Tootie - G.A.A., Pan-American League, Sr. Girls Club. ROBERTA IEAN ROBERTS- Bobbie ffStudent Court Bailiff. Chief Bailifi, Lawyer and Asst. Atty. Gen., Bar Assn., Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Vice Pres. of Ir. Class, G.A.A. Board Member, Herald Salesman, Gold H, Civic Bureau, Freshie Guide, Class Breakfast Hostess, Sr. Girls Club, Asst. Girls Sports Editor of Maroon, Drama Club, Safety Engineer, Sr. Gift Comm. WILLIAM CHARLES ROBINSON-- Wi11ie'2 Merit Award, Band, Hall Guard Capt., Fire Inspector, Head of First Aid Squad, R.O.T.C., Drum and Bugle Corps, Maroon R.O.T.C. Editor. Student Court Lawyer, Orchestra, Sr. Entertainment Comm. ROSE MARY ROSS--- Ro -M-Office Worker, Library Asst., G.A.A. ANTOINETTE ROSSI-- Toni -WPan-American League, Library Asst., Office Asst., Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Class Breakfast Hostess, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club. BETTY MAE ROY-A Betts --Library Asst., Att. Office Asst., Sr. Girls Club. HOWARD CHARLES ROZELL- 'Howie ---Latin Club Officer, Publicity Bureau, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, R.O.T.C. Officer, Ticket Salesman, Picked Platoon, Stage Crew. BEVERLY R. RUSSELL- Bev - Drama Club. tEast Des Moines Highl, Tennis Team, Student Council, Operetta, G.A.A. Spanish Club, Scroll Reporter, Hall Monitor, Lunch Room Cashier, Ping Pong Tournament, Dancing Club, Asst. Paper Editor. MARILYN SACKS - Sacksie -Ir. Choir, G.A.A., Vice Pres. of Choral Club. Safety Engineer, Student Court, Vocal Ensemble, Herald Salesman, Pan-American League, Feb. '45 Class Breakfast Entertainment, Sec. of Sr. Girls Club. Sr. Song and Motto Chairman. CHARLENE N. SAMUELSON-G.A.A. Girls Glee Club, Sr. Girls Club, Ticket Salesman, Copywriter of Maroon Staff. IOAN CAROLYN SANDBERG - Sandie --Choral Club, Ir. Choir, Sec. of Ir. Class, Latin Club. Gold H. G.A.A., Pan-Ameri- can League, Student Court Clerk, Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Class greakfast Hostess, Maroon Salesman, Poster Club, Sr. Bid omm. BETTY SANDERS - Girls Glee Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Bid Comm. RUTH SANDERS Ruthie Pan-American League, Library Asst., Sr. Girls Club. Bond and Stamp Asst., Clean-up League. JUNE CLASS 1945 L, M. LOUISE SCHERER Lou Drama Club, Poster Club, G.A.A., French Club, Gold Sr. Girls Club. Ir. Prom Comm.. Class Breakfast Hostes, Sr. Bid Comm. tMercyJ Girls Glee Club Sodality, Vice Pres, of Division. MARY ANN SCHOENFELDT Shoelaces - Sr. Girls Glee Club, Latin Club, G.A.A. ANITA SCHULTZ Neenie G.A.A., Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Latin club, Gold Office Asst. CORRINE SEDLACK - Red , G.A.A., Gold G.A.A. Board Member. MARTHA SEITZ Marty - G.A.A., Girls Swim Club, Pan-Amers ican League, Civic Bureau, Sr. Girls Club, Attendance Office. DON SHEPPARD- Safety Engineer, Bicycle Reg. Chairman, Fire Guard, Hall Guard, Latin Club President, Division Pres- ident, Physics Club. HARRY SIMONS Ace Tennis Team, Swimming Team, Hall Guard Capt., Sr. Prom Comm. GENE SINCLAIR - HERBERT SISS- Herb tConcordia Highl Rifle Team. Football, Basketball, Band. IThornton Township l-light Swim Club, Boys' Club. SHIRLEY SMITH' 'Shi Drama Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Pres. and Vice Pres. of Division. tBowenJ lr. Honor Society. Hall Guard, G.A.A., Girls Glee Club, Star English. PATRICIA SPALDING' Lightning - -G.A.A. Sr. Board Member, G.A.A. Sec, and Vice Pres., Beg. and Inter. Band. Latin Club, Radio Club, Movie Travel Club, Gold Girls Swim Club, Sr. Girls Club, Ticket Salesman, Sr. Breakfast Comm. IEANNE SPONG' Spongey Vice Pres. of Natl. Honor Society, Reporter, Asst. Feature Editor and Feature Editor of Herald, Ch. of Ir, Prom Decoration Comm., Student Council Delegate, Choral Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club. JOSEPHINE STANISZEWSKI- - Io - Girls Glee Club, G.A.A., N.Y.A., Office Asst., Bond and Stamp Asst. IOAN LOEL STEINBACH loanie Choral Club, Pres. of Drama Club, G.A.A., Library Asst., Ticket Salesman. Honor Roll, Class Breakfast Hostess, Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Pin and Ring Comm., Copywriter of Maroon Staff. MARIORIE IANE STILLER Peggy Sr. Girls Club, Red Cross, Sr. Finance Comm., G.A.A. RICHARD STRAUSS Dic1r - Hall Guard, Band, Drum and Bugle Corps, R.O.T.C., Wrestling, Drama Club. FLORENCE SUNDEN Flo -- G.A.A. MARILYN SWANSON- Swany f Choral Club, Ir. Choir, Pan- American League, G.A.A., Safety Engineer, Sr. Girls Club, Natl. Honor Society, Student Court, Student Council, Office Clerk, Asst. Literary Editor of Maroon. Sr. Breakfast Comm. JUNE CLASS - 194 IUANITA SWATOS- Torchy -G.A.A., Drama Club, Girls Glee Club, Latin Club. IOHN SWEENEY-- Honest john -Football Mgr., Wrestling, Latin Club. Gold Intramural Wrestling Champ, Intra- mural Basketball, Red Cross Alternate, Pin and Ring Comm., Student Govt. Rep., Hall Guard, Graduation Usher, Ticket Salesman. AXEL TAFT--- Axe -Hall Guard, Basketball Team. BERNHARD TAUBE-Hall Guard Capt., Safety Engineer, Fire Guard, Deputy Fire Marshal. tWarren G. Harding High, Warren, Ohiol Literary Club, Latin Club, Camera Club. JAMES TAUSCHECK- lim fI-'ire Guard, Hall Guard, Beg. Band, R.O.T.C. Officer, Drum and Bugle Corus, Adv. Band, First Aid Squad, Gold H, Pan-American League, Ticket Salesman, Inter. Band, Orchestra, Brass Sextet, Picked Platoon. DUDLEY TAYLOR-- Dud -Football, Swimming, Capt. Hall Guard, Lettermen's Club, Ir. Choir. BETTY LOU THOMASONW- Liz f Tommy G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Gift Comm. WILLIAM THOMPSON- Bi11 f-Latin Club, Ir. Choir, Physics Club, Lettermen's Club, Basketball, Pres. ot Ir. Class, Division President. DORIS M. TINGEY'-- Do -Natl. Honor Society, Maroon Staff, Herald Staff, G,A.A., Clean-up League, Gold Latin Cluh, Treas. of Sr. Girls Club, Sec. of Sr. Class, Freshie Guide, Band President. DOROTHY LOUISE TRISCHMAN- Dot --Asst. Editor of Sports on Maroon Staff, G.A.A., Bowling League, Ticket Salesman, Class Breakfast Hostess, Field Hockey, Maroon Salesman, Volleyball Team, Sr. Girls Club, Latin Club. IOE TRUSCNICH- CONSTANCE VALKAN - Connie ---G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club. LOUISE VAN NESS-- Lou ---G.A.A., Stamp Salesman, Bond Room, Girls Glee Club, Sr. Girls Club. LAWRENCE VEVERS-- Vee -Y Wrestling Team, Hall Guard. CLIFFORD VOGT- Cliff ---Natl. Honor Society, Gold H, Safety Engineer, Choral Club, Ir. Choir, Basketball Team, Student Rep. Assembly, Civic Bureau, Lettermen's Club, Pan- American League, Publicity Bureau, Treas. ot Ir. Class. Ticket Salesman, Merit Award, Sr. Bid Comm. RICHARD WADOZ-f Ducky --Deputy Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Officer, Civic Bureau, Picked Platoon, Ticket Sales- man, Stage Crew. SUE A. WALCHAER- Suzie f- G.A.A. lEast High, Wichita, Kansasl Swimming, Pep, Spanish and Commercial Clubs. DORIS WALTERSY-A DolIy --Sr. Girls Glee Club, Latin Club, Sr. Girls Club, G.A.A. JUNE CLASS - 1945 Q- SHERMAN I. WARADY Fire Guard, Hall Guard, Student Coun- cil Salesman, Bowling Team, Pin and Ring Comm. Chairman. MARY WARD Civic Bureau. Publicity Bureau, Sr. Girls Club. Pan-American League, Class Breakfast Hostess. G.A.A. WILLIAM FRANCIS WEIBLE Wild Willy Basketball, Base- ball, Lettermen's President. Intramural Basketball, Bowling, Ticket Salesman. Herald Salesman. RICHARD WEILER Rich - Basketball Captain, Honorable Bas' ketball Mention, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Hall Guard. Intramural Basketball Champs. EVELYN WEINER Evie - Natl. Honor Society, 4A Editor of Maroon Staff, Library and Office Asst., Safety Engineer. Red Cross. G.A.A., Sr. Girls Club, Sr. Flower Comm., Class Break- Iast Hostess. DONALD C. WEISS Don Sr. Basketball Mgr.. Lettermen's Club, Swimming Team, Student Govt. Salesman and Head Salesman, Fire Guard. Hall Guard Asst. Capt., Pan-Ameri- can League, Gold Stamp and Bond Salesman. Safety Engineer, Band. CAROLE LYNN WELLER Carrie Clean-up Campaign. Gold H, Merit Award, Poster Club, Safety Engineer, G.A.A., Choral Club. Pan-American League, Student Govt. Bureau. Sight Saving Asst., Maroon Salesman, Class Breakfast Hostess. VIRGINIA E. WESTIN Ginny Sec. of Natl. Honor Society. Pan-American League, Asst. Editor of Maroon Stafi. Att. Office Asst., Safety Engineer, Red Cross Delegate, G.A.A.. Choral Club, Division Asst., Sr. Girls Club, Honor Roll, Sr. Enter- tainment Comm. BARBARA WETHERELL Barb Library Asst., G.A.A., Safety Engineer. Ir. Choir Civic Bureau, Gold Clean-up Comm., Latin Club. TED WHITE Choral Club, Fire Guards. ANDREW R. WILLIAMS Andy - Choral Club, lr. Choir, Stu- dent Govt., Sr. Bid Comm. IAMES WINANS Jim - -Choral Club, lr. Choir, Swimming Team, Student Govt. Rep., Sr. Prom Comm. DON WINKS Hall Guard. Sophomore Baseball. Wrestling. Ra- dio Club, Pres. of Division. FLOYD WOODS Pud - Mgr. ot Swimming Team. tTildenJ Craftsman Staff, Honor Club, Lettermen's Club. VIRGINIA WOYCHESE- Ginny - leanne Drama Club. G.A.A. ISI. Louis Academyl Office Asst., Pres. of Girls So- dality. INGA YOUNGMARK G.A.A., Library Asst. ll-'enger.J RALPH YTTERBERG Beef Co-Capt. of Football Team, Pres. of Sr. Class, Lettermen's Club, Choral Club. Maroon Staff. GRADUATES OF une 1945 WITHOUT PICTURES Iudith Anderson Robert Crist Mike Oreskovich Robert Anderson Patricia Goss Katherine Simmons Walter Anderson Carmela Murabito Iames Stedham JUNE CLASS ' 1945 Cfcwd icem FEBRUARY, 1946 O These well-chosen Senior class officers have been entrusted by their fellow class- mates to make their last semester the most illuminating and inspiring to themselves and the school. With such an able set of officers for the graduating class of February, 1946, we are sure that their remaining days at Hirsch will be joyous and successful. OWN ,CLP iff ,MW fx , t t f Upper: President Wallace Bucher: Vice-Presi- dent, Yvonne Smith, Lower: Social chairman, Chuck Halasz: Secretary, Iune Mancl: Treasurer Chuck Schmid. 145: 2,34 CECILE ALLEN Cee G.A.A., Latin Club, Student Council. Equestrians, Office Clerk, Herald Reporter, Service Editor of Herald, Ir. Honor Society. MARGENE ANDERSON Andy Ir. Honor Society, G.A.A., Safety Engineer, BARBARA ANNAL Bobs Safety Engineers, G.A.A., Pan' American League, ROBERT WAYNE ARCHIBALD Archie Football, Wrestling, Bowling, Student Council, Hall Guard, Choral Club, Ir. Prom Comm. IAMES AUSTIN Iim Pres. of Freshman Class. Vice Pres. of Sophomore Class, Student Council. tWeber Township Highl, EVELYN AXELSON Evie lr. Choir, Safety Engineers, Pan- American League. G.A.A., Choral Club, Senior Girls. GEORGE BALDWIN Baldy Choral Club, R.O.T.C., Gold Hall Guard, Safety Engineers, lr. Prom Comm. ELAINE BERGER Boogie G.A,A., Latin Club, Maroon Sales- man, Stamp Salesman, Sponsor's Asst., Senior Girls, Gold DAVID BERRY Dave Latin Club, Gold Pan-American League, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Wrestling, Hall Guard, Ir. Choir, Basketball Mgr.. Safety Engineers. Ir. Prom Comm. MARILYN BLITZBLAU Blitz Herald Reporter, Student Coun- cil, G.A.A., Ir. Honor Society, Pan-American League IMar- shalll. MARIORIE BLOORE Marge Glee Club, G.A.A. fBowenl. BETTE JANE BROTTMAN Little Butch G.A.A., Pan-Ameri- can League, Gold Stamp Salesman, Maroon Salesman, Herald Salesman. Equestrians, Safety Engineers, Freshie Guide, Red Cross, Civic Bureau, Glee Club. BRUCE BROWN Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Lettermen's Club, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, lr. Choir, Gold Student Council, Wrestling Team. BETTY BRUNO Grusome --Glee Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Office Asst., Safety Engineers, Gold Pan-American League. MARILYN BRUNSWICK Lynn G.A.A. WALLACE BUCHER Book Co-captain Football, Wrestling, Monogram Club, Social Chairman Ir. Class, Student Council Treasurer, Maroon Staff, Sr. Class President. SHIRLEY A. BURKLAND Muscles Herald Staff. Glee Club, Latin Club, Gold G.A.A., Div. Pres., Attendance Office Asst., Ticket Salesman. PHILLIP CACHERIS- Gus -- -Football, Wrestling, Lettermen's Club, Gold Ir. Choir, Sr. Choir. FEBRUARY CLASS - 1946 THOMAS CARLISLEf- Tom Choral Club, Hall Guard, Pan- American League. EUNICE RUTH CARLSON- -Maroon Salesman, Stamp Salesman. G.A.A., Pan-American League. MARGARET CASEY-- Case'9 G.A.A., Pan-American League, Attendance Office Asst., Merit Award. IOHN CHIRIKOS-- Iohnny WPan-American League, Gold Intramural wrestling, Intramural Basketball. EDWIN HARRY CISLERN- IsIer -Swimming Team, Band, Fire Guar,d, Hall Guard, Ticket Salesman, Prom Decoration Comm.. Track, Maroon Salesman, Herald Salesman, Red Cross, Bowl- ing Team, Rifle Team, Stamp Salesman. FLORENCE CLARKH FIo -- -G.A.A. MARION COONEY-Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Maroon Salesman. Pan-American League, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Sr. Girls. MARION CULLEN--V Mary gSr. Glee Club, G.A.A. JOSEPH V. CUSMINO- - Ioe - Safety Engineer, Fire Marshal. LOIS EDWARDS- jerry -G.A.A. Board Member, Attendance Oftice Asst., Student Council Alternate. Sr. Girls. RICHARD C. ELLIS- L-S-M-F-T --Hall Guard. RICHARD I-'AHLSTROM- Red -Ir. Choir. Choral Club, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Latin Club, Boys' Octet. KENNETH FEIGEV- 'Erro1 fChoral Club Treas., Radio Club, Hall Guard Capt., Stamp Salesman, Student Council, Ticket Salesman, Herald Salesman, Latin Club, Poster Club, Boys' Octet. AUDREY FERRO-'Li'I Audrey-Band, Treas. Math Club. Ir. Honor Society, Gold H, Student Council Alternate, Accom- panist, G.A.A., Adjustment Office Asst., Ir. Prom Decorating Comm., Oratorical Contest, Clean-up League, Pep Club lEn- qlewoodl. t ROBERT FOX--- Bob Football, Radio Club, Latin Club. 1 4. g ,1 EARL v, FRAMr:fHa11 Guard, R.o.'r.c. f ' SHERMAN B. FROOMAN Gfampy efHa11 Guard. Fire Guard. 7 I Gold H, Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Picked Platoon, Safety al l Engineers. wife: 'rl-roivuxs FUSSELL-- Feet ---Baseball Team, Radio club, Hall Guard. ' ' FEBRUARY CLASS - 1946 9, WALTER GABBERT Buss Football, Wrestling, Lettermen's Club. CHARLES GODWIN Gabby Hall Guard, Ir. Choir, R.O.T.C.. Lieut. Picked Platoon. BETTY GOEBEL- Butch G.A.A., Pan-American League, Sr. Girls, Gold H, Band. ROBERT GOLL---'Bob - Football Team, Choral Club, Bowling Team, Baseball Team, Hall Guard, Ir. Prom Comm. HENRY JAMES GONNELLA Rego Basketball, Baseball. RITA GREENFIELD Reetz Student Council, G.A.A., Attend- ance Office Asst., Gold Sr. Girls. PATRICIA GRESK left Library Asst., Gold Pan- Amer- ican League, Herald Staff, Ir. Choir, Clean-up League, G.A.A., Publicity Bureau, Ir. Prom Decoration Comm. IEANETTE GUSTAFSON Gussie Glee Club, Student Coun- cil, G.A.A., Red Cross. GENE HAGLIND Wrestling, Hall Guard. CHARLES HALASZ Chuck' Ir. Prom. Comm. Chairman, Swim- ming Team, Hall Guard, Social Chairman of Senior Class. ELIZABETH HANSEN Betty - Glee Club, Library Asst., G.A.A., Sr. Girls, Pan-American League. MARY HARMAN Ir. Honor Society. DOROTHEA HARRIS Dorf Student Court. SALLY HATCH - Butch Latin Club, Gold Library Asst.. Sec. of Equestrians, G.A.A., Glee Club. DONALD HEATH Flash Gordon Football, Wrestling, Base- ball Mgr., Hall Guard, Ir. Prom Comm. DOLORES HEINECKE Dee Chairman Ir. Prom Comm.. Choral Club, Safety Engineers, Red Cross, Herald Salesman, Maroon Salesman, Civic Bureau, Band, G.A.A., Poster Club, Safety Bureau, Attendance Office Asst., Ticket Salesman. RUTH HELLER--- Ruthie - Band, Maiorette, Pan-American League, G.A.A., Sr. Girls. DONALD HENDERSON-- Don Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Gold Safety Engineers, Drum 6. Bugle Corps, Band, Stage rew. FEBRUARY CLASS - 1946 14 81 ELAINE HENRIKSEN-G.A.A. BOB HERLIN- Shorty -Co-Capt. Football Team, Wrestling Team, Officer Monogram Club. BETTE HEROLD- Bet -G.A.A., Glee Club. ALTA HIGHT- Mutt e Gold Pan-American League, Pub- licity Bureau, G.A.A. LAVERNE HOFMANN--- La iG.A.A. DONALD HORNBECK- Don -Latin Club. Gold Vice Pres. Student Council, Treas. Ir. Class, Ir. Judge, Bar Assn., Natl. Honor Society, Hall Guard, Fire Inspector, Radio Club, Pro- jector Club, Picked Platoon, Freshie Guide, Bid Salesman, Chess Club, Student Court. IACK HOWELLS- - Dimetrios e-Baseball. MADLYN JACK-- Petie --Ir. Choir, Choral Club, G.A.A., Gold H, Ir. Prom Entertainment Comm. MARVIN IENSEN- Marv --Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. DORIS MAE IOHNSON-''Do11y +G.A.A., Latin Club, Student Council, Stamp Salesman, Ir. Honor Society, Natl. Honor Society, Glee Club, Sec. Glee Club, Math Club, Sr. Girls. LORRAINE JOHNSON- Larry -G.A.A., Latin Club. Aquatic Aces, Stamp Salesman, Glee Club Officer, Math Club, Spon- sor's Asst., Ir. Prom Decoration Comm., Sr. Girls. MARY IEAN IOHNSONi lohnny -Herald Staff, Ir. Class Sec., Vice Pres. Safety Engineers, Gold H, Civic Bureau, Pub- licity Bureau, Merit Award, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Glee Club. Finance Bureau, Attendance Office Asst., Bid Salesman. VIOLET JOHNSON--- Vi --Latin Club, Math Club, Herald Staff, Jr. Honor Society, Natl. Honor Society, G.A.A., Glee Club. Sponsor's Asst. BETTY IOY-- Bi - Ir. Choir, Choral Club, G.A.A., Sr. Girls, Equestrians. CLARA MAY IULIEN- CIar -Ir. Class Vice Pres., Safety En- gineer, Herald Staff, Publicity Bureau, Civic Bureau, Pan- American League, Gold Band, Majorettes' Capt., Maroon Salesman, Finance Bureau, Attendance Office Asst., Bid Salesman. RUTH KAHAN- Huthie --Pan-American League, Herald Sales- man, Clean-up League, Gle Club. ELAINE KANTER- E -Red Cross Pres., G.A.A., Pan-American League. CATHRYN KELLER- Dolly -Band, Maiorette, Pan-American League, Red Cross, G.A.A., Safety Engineers, Sr. Girls Club, Attendance Office Asst. FEBRUARY CLASS 1946 491 IACK KNOWLES. IR.- Swimming Team, Pan-American League, Gold Freshie Guide, Hall Guard, Choral Club. Bid Comm., Band, Pan-American League Pres.. Boys' Octet. GLORIA LADD GIo - Student Council, Library Asst., Attend- ance Office Asst., G.A.A., Gold Red Cross. DOROTHY LARSEN- Dot Office Asst., Math Club, Adiustment Office Asst., G.A.A. LOUISE LARSON Girls Glee Club, G.A.A. MARILYN LEUWER Monnie - Glee Club, G.A.A. MARIORIE LEUWER Marqie - Glee Club, G.A.A. CHARLES LINDELL Chuck , Ir. Class Pres., Lettermen's Club Treas., Basketball, Hall Guard. NORMA MADSEN Texas - -Band, G.A.A., Aquatic Aces, Ticket Salesman. Lunch Room Attendant, Pan-American League, Swimming Team. IUNE MANCL G.A,A., Pan-American League, Clean-up League. Ir. Choir, Ir. Prom Comm., Stamp Salesman, Sr. Class Sec. SUZANNE MELTER Suzie Ir. Choir Vice Pres., Choral Club, Gold G.A.A., Ir. Prom Entertainment Comm. DOROTHY MERKER- - Pepper ---G.A.A., Latin Club, Gold Ir. Prom. Comm. CAROL LOIS MERRILL Ir. Choir Sec., Sr. Choir Sec., Stemp Salesman, G.A.A., Gold Herald Salesman, Ir. Prom Entertainment Comm., Treas. Senior Girls, MARILYN MILLER Sec. Bar Assn., Student Court, Civic Bureau, Finance Bureau, Gold G.A.A. Pres., G.A.A. Board Mem- ber, Sec. Ir. Choir, Choral Club, Safety Engineers, Merit Award, Latin Club. FLORENCE MURK Flossy Poster Club, Glee Club, G.A.A. JAMES W. MURRAY Iim - Football. Choral Club, Lettermen's Club. CLeo High.J CHARLES NEAR!-IOFF Chuck Gold Latin Club. Basket- ball Mgr., Basketball, Swimming Team, Student Council. Hall Guard. Safety Engineer, Pan-American League, Wres- tling Team, Ir. Prom Comm. CARMELA NUDOA Me1a - Stamp Delegate, Glee Club, Aquatic Aces, G.A.A., Merit Award, Ticket Salesman. Swimming Team, Field Hockey, Latin Club, Baseball, Basketball. Spon- sor's Asst. GAY OFTEDAHL ---' lr. Choir, Choral Club, Gold H, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Latin Club. fLindblooml Glee Club. gpanish Club, Oral Club, Office Training Club, Ir. Prom omm. FEBRUARY CLASS - 1946 BETTY M. OHLQUISTe OIe --Red Cross, G.A.A., Student gotincil, Glee Club, Herald Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Sr. ir s. IIM PACENTE- Pace --Student Council, Red Cross, Ticket Salesman, Band, Safety Engineers. NORMA PEARSON- Norm --Band, Attendance Oftice Asst., French Club. G.A.A., Math Club, Lunch Room Attendant. CAROL PORTER--Glee Club, Vice Pres. Sr. Glee Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board Member, Natl. Honor Society, Math Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Stamp Salesman, Ir. Prom Decoration Comm.. Aquatic Aces, Herald Staff, Volley Ball, Capt. Bas- ketball, Ir. Honor Society, Sr. Girls. CHARLES PORTER- Beet --Hall Guard. DALE BANKS POTTER' - Pots -Stage Crew Mgr. ETTA MAE REEDw Eddie -Ir. Prom Decoration. Glee Club, Marathon Swim, Gold H, G.A.A. JANE ROBERTSON- Janie -Pan-American League, Latin Club, Maroon Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Sr. Girls Club. JUNEMARIE ROGERS- Roger -G.A.A., Latin Club, Attendance lOIf1icfCAsit. lHyde Parkl Twirlers, Cheerleader, Latin Club, at lu . MARILYN RUDIN- Mickey''-lAustinl Band, G.A.A., Gold Baton Twirler, Safety Engineer, Civic Bureau, G.A.A. FRIEDA IEAN RUZICK- Freddie -Choral Club, Ir. Choir. G.A.A. RALPH SAHS' lim -Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. MARION FLORENCE SCHIELE- Mike --Choral Club, Ir. Choir. Gold Equestians, Latin Club, Red Cross, G.A.A. CHARLES SCI-IMID-f Charlie -Hall Guard. Wrestling, Ir. Choir. Football. Ir. Prom Comm., Senior Class Treas. MOHTON SCHNIEDER, Bookroom Asst., Radio Club, Chess Club. Projector Club, Physics Lab. Club. BARBARA SCHULTZ- -Cheerleader, Ir. Choir. Herald Salesman. Stamp Salesman, G.A.A., Drama, Pan-American League, Freshie Guide, Attendance Office Asst., Ir. Prom Comm. INA LOUISE SEITZ- Louie -Student Council. Band,-Safety Engineers. Ticket Salesman, Equestrians. G.A.A.. Swimming Team lOak Parkl. BLANCHE SIMMONS- Be -Poster Club, G.A.A. like if FEBRUARY CLASS - 1946 1451: BERNICE SMEDSTADf Twin --G.A.A., Stamp Salesman. BLANCHE SMEDSTAD f Twin ---G.A.A., Stamp Salesman. TOM SMITH-f- Tee -Choral Club, Ir. Choir, Football Team, Hall Guard, Latin Club. Ir. Prom Comm. VIRGINIA SMITH--- Ginger ---Drama Club. Stamp Salesman, Aquatic Aces, Merit Award, Library Asst., G.A.A., Glee Club, Gold Ir. Prom Publicity Comm.. Pan-American League. YVONNE SMITH- Smitty --Ir. Choir. Choral Club, G.A.A., Ir. Honor Society, Pan-American League. Red Cross Pres., Eques- trian Club, Ir. Prom Publicity Chairman. Aquatic Aces, Sr. Class Vice Pres. ROSEMARY SPEARW Rosie -Cheerleader, Drama Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Ir. Choir, Herald Salesman, G.A.A., Attendance Office Asst., Freshie Guide. DORIS STEAN-'Drama Club, Safety Engineer. Pan-American League, G.A.A., Ir. Prom Bid Comm., Asst. in Office, Stamp Salesman, Sr. Girls Vice Pres. ALLEN STEWART- AI -Safety Engineer, Hall Guard, Pan- American League, Red Cross, R.O.T.C. VIRGINIA SWANSON- Ginger -Red Cross Sec.. Gold H, G.A.A., Attendance Office Asst., Ir. Prom Comm., Pan-Amer- ican League, Ticket Salesman, Asst. Office Clerk. HARRIET SWEENEY---Gold H, Safety Enginers, Red Cross, Student Court, Bar Assn., Student Council. G.A.A., Drama Club, Maroon Salesman, Attendance Office Asst., Ticket Salesman. EVA L. THORH Little Eva - -Ir. Choir, G.A.A., Office Asst.. Choral Club. JOHN TOWNS lack -V Hall Guard, Track Team Mgr.. Ticket Salesman. SHELDON VINlK-- Shel1y --Herald Staff, Student Council, Freshie Guide, Drama Club, Gold H, Radio Club, Hall Guard, Scrap Comm. ROGER G. VLIET- - Dutch -- Hall Guard, Paper Drives. Tilden Techl Swimming Team. GLENN WAGNERW - Wag --R.O.T.C.. Rifle Team Letterman, Hall Guard, Projector Club. BARBARA WALSH- Shorty --G.A.A. IEANNE WELLIK- Penny Stamp Salesman, G.A.A., Safety Engineer, Pan-American League, Attendance Office Asst.. Ir. Prom Bid Comm., Poster Club, Red Cross. VIRGINIA WHITNEY--Maroon Salesman, Library Asst., Eques- trians, Ticket Salesman, Office Asst., Ir. Honor Society, Stamp Salesman. FEBRUARY CLASS - 1946 MARILYN WIEBKE- Baqorawitts -f-- G.A.A., Equestrians, Red Cross, Latin Club, Oflice Asst., Adjustment Asst., Ticket Sales- man, Math Club. RICHARD WOLF-- Wool WooI f-fSatety Engineers, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C., Pan-American League, Red Cross. SALLY WOODSW Sa1 -- Glee Club, G.A.A. IRENE RUTH WOX- I --Herald Staff, Gold Equestrians, G.A.A., Pan-American League, Sr, Girls. CCleve1and Heightsj G.A.A., Friendship Club, Choir, Red Cross. ROY ZBLLER- Stinky -Hall Guard, Red Cross. SYLVIA ZELLER-- Mousie -G.A.A. -11r'1T T--ff: 'k'ki ki ki k'ki k'A k'ki ki GRADUATES OF gelmafg 1945 WITHOUT PICTURES Patricia Aronson Iames McCambridge Gloria Dahlberq Jeanne Hawkins Robert Howland Rodney Larson Helen Peterson Lawrence Rosenberg i A'i k'Y5'k'k'k'k'k'ki A'jr'A' A FEBRUARY CLASS - 1946 Y 1531 2 mlm of jwlwf, . . sENloRs OF ToMoRRow 0 This year's lunior Class has sparkle cmd great promises, as was observed by their cooperation and originality which formulated into a most successful spring dance. We are assured by their past efforts that their future activities will be of the best. Keep up the good work! Right: Pres Secundo Salvino: V. Pres., Lois Kirchner. Below: Treas. Harry Doyle: Sec., Audrey Morris, So. Ch., lack Peninqer, JUNIORS Row One: W. Abels, E. Ackerman, D. Albrecht M. Allemcm. Row Two: L. Almquist, R. Amendolcr, R. Ander- sen, B. Anderson. How Three: D. Anderson, E. Anderson, I. Ander son, V. Anderson. Row Four: W. Anderson. W. Ashley, I. Boll, E Bullard. How Five: R. Balthazar, R. Borggren, I. Barnes N. Barnes. Row Six: B. Bowness, B. Beck, K. Berger, P Berglund. Row Seven: N. Beryl, W. Bicrggio, M. Bishop. I Bodin, L. Boss, C. Bouma, C. Bowen. Row Eight: B. Bowers, I. Brcxdlord. M. Brcrttstrom B. Brennen, V. Brock, B. Brockel, M. Brod, I. Broo. How Nine: C. Brown, B. Brownlee, R. Bruteyn. E Bryner, I. Burboch, B. Burnes, B. Buynitzky, E. Cal- lczhcxn. 4. Row One: D. Callenberg, B. Ccrlile, A. Carl son, D. Carlson. How Two: B. Carr, C. Carruthers, M. Car son, B. Casson. Row Three: B. Catemis, F. Cavoto, P. Cherne R. Chiappe. Row Four: M. Christensen, C. Cicchirillo D. Clink, N. Cohen. How Five: B. Condon, S. Conn, A. Costas B. Coty. Row Six: N. Crinion, W. Crow, I. Davlantis V. Dawson. Row Seven: A. Deahl, I. DeAngelis, R DeBel1, I. DeCaprio. Row Eight: R. Dennis, I. Denney, L. DeRoy C. De Santo, M. Donellon, C. Dougherty, I Downs, H. Doyle, A. Draper. Row Nine: I. Dreier, H. Duff, A. Duggan A. Dzur. I. Egan, M. Ehrman, B. Einbecker I. Eisel, B. Elgenson. How Ten: R. Elliott, D. Enright, B. Ensz, E Erlandsen, G. Estrin, S. Excell, I. Fagerstrond V. Farr, G. Feitler. 1 Row One: V. Feldhoff, T. Feldstein, W Felkins, B. Ferrari. Row Two: I. Ferro, R. Ferro, V. Fick, I. Fink Row Three: P. Fisher, S. Fleming, B. For sythe, T. Frale. Row Four: P. Francis, B. Freed, R. Frick I. Funsten. Row Five: A. Gabler, M. Gaffney, T. Gea- noules, S. Gearen. Pow Six: C. Gebbia, C. Gies, R. Ginsburg G. Glimm. Row Seven: W. Gobell, D. Goldstein, F. Gordon, D. Gould. How Eight: D. Grahn, A. Green, L. Gunz, I. Gustafson. I. Hafiner, R. Hall. Pi. Halm L. Hansen, W. Hare. Row Nine: I. Harmon, L. Harris, L. Hawke E. Hayden, G. Hayes, I. Hefieran, B. Hender: son, I. Hennegai, D. Hermansen. Row Ten: B. Hess, H. Hibbitts, M. Hill, H Hinch, M. Hirsch, I. Hoerger, E. Hoficmder D, Holin, I. Holmberg. 1 Q 'H-I N. mf' , Tx A 3 How One: S. Holmes. D. Holmgren, I. Hopkins, A. Horen, L. Horslev, B. Hoskins, M. Hoskinson P. Howard, I. Hufier, E. Hughes. How Two: R. Hughes, M. Iacovera, D. Isberg, D. Iacobson, P. Iaeschke, M. lallitch, I. Ianelte B. Jensen, V. Iohanson, D. Johnson. Row Three: E. Iohnson, H. Iohnson, I. Iohnson, M. Iohnson, B. Iones, K. Kandle, R. Kanyo M. Katsaros, G. Katz, G. Kelleher. Row Four: R. Keller, S. Keyes, B. Kidd. P. Kimble, L. Kirchner, I. Kisbye, D. Kloppman, D. Koman I. Koontz, M. Kosch. Row Five: D. Kraft, I. Krahulec, E. Kunkler, P. Lambert, S. LaMont, I. Larson, M. Larson, I. Law- less. D. Leamy, C. Leese. How Six: B. Leninger, A. Lense, B. LeSueur, N. Leichinger, E. Leverenz, R. Lewis, I. Leyerle, A. Liberson, M. Lillie, R. Lingo. How Seven: I. Littlefair, S. Long, L. Lovehadl, H. Lubbers, B. Lundquist, L. Lundstrom, D. Lyaee, A. Maas, L. Mackie. 4- SB in Q fl 'K Row One: I. Maddin, E. Madsen, L. Manos, I. Martin, I. Masterson, C. Mathiew. P. Mattson R. Maultciir, B. Mayors, I. McAndrews. Row Two: I. M. McClain, M. McCoy, R, McDonnell, V. McGoldrick, D. McGrath, B. McGreehin I. McGuire, G. McLaughlin, B. McPike, D. Mead. Row Three: M. Meehan, F. Mehl, I. Meinberg. B. Melvin, F. Mentch, I. Merrill, D. Metz, R. Meyers I. Michaels, I. Miller. Row Four: H. Mills, R. Milnes, G. Mitchell, I. Mantalbano, M. Moore. A. Moritz, A. Morris L. Morrison, B. Moyer, C. Mulvaney. Row Five: C. Murphy. T. Nash. A. Nehls, A. Nelson, B. Nelson. D. Nelson, E. Nelson, N. Nelson G. Nethuton, C. Neumann. Row Six: M. Newman, D. Newton, F. Noble, B. Nyiri, H. O'Brien, D. O'Connor, B. O'Keefe C. Olson, S. Olson, I. Osborne. Row Seven: M. Ostrup. E. Pcrgels, L. Pantcmo, I. Pantelis, A. Parkins, M. Parrich, M. Paul, B. Pavlik, W. Peard, A. Pedersen. Row One: C. Petersen. G. Petersen, H. Peterson, L. Peterson. How Two: R. Pedersen, R. Pelletier, B. Pelton, I. Peninger, L. Petro. M. Phiefter, I. Plnister, I. Pistello, V. Pittman, B. Planck. C. Provenzano, T. Provenzano, L. Provines, P. Quanee, H. Rabin. C Rettke I. Rickert, D. Rile, B. Robinson, D. Robinson. 'T 'W f M. P. A. E. L Row Five: A. Rodgers, I. Rohm, E. Roos, F. Rosen, H. Ross, D. Rotondi, R. Rourke, B. Rudd, Ruskin, I. Russell. Row Six: G. Sabs. S. Sadler. S. Salvino. G. Sanford, N. Saron, A. Scaramella, H. Schintz. Schlup, M. Schmidt, B. Schroeder. How Seven: R. Schultz, B. Schwartz, C. Schwartz, A. Schwarz, D. Scott, G. Scott, R. Sedlack, Seitzinger, F. Selander, W, Sell. Row Eight: D. Sharkey, R. Sharkey, I. Shefsky, R. Shelby. B. Sheldon, M. Siegel, E. Silverman, Sims. .601 Row Three: M. Plevo, D. Plutz, R. Poole, R. Pottinger, P. Prouty, How Four: H. Rayfield, I. Ream, V. Reed, D. Reilly, K. Rennacker, 5 Row One: L. Sinden, R. Skooq, G. Smith, I. Smith, I. Smith, L. Smith, M. Smith, P. Soderborg E. Sondergaard, C. Springs. Row Two: D. Stafiel, F. Stanek, L. Stanek, N. Stanley, F. Stegman, D. Stenberg, B. Stewart H. Stockman, G. Sullivan, M. Swanson. Row Three: R. Swanson, I. Swartz, K. Swirsky, B. Teschner, A. Thomas, B. Thompson, I. Thom- son, R. Thate, E. Thorne, I. Tilroe. Row Four: S. Tocci, I. Trackman, D. Triana, R. Troup, B. Turner, B. Uhle, D. Valerio, B. Valois I. Vance, N. Veremis. How Five: W. Vest, L. Wagner, R. Walden, D. Walker, R. Wang, L. Warnimont, F. Wasowicz H. Waxman, R. Waxman, S. Weaver. Row Six: M. Weber, I. Wedel, B. Weed, L. Weitzman, D. Westlund, H. Wheeler, S. Wians B. Vlilburn, D. Williams, S. Witt. Row Seven: R. Wolff, B. Wootton, F. Yarnell, D. Yates, I. Yates, E. Zamkin, M. Zentner. ff SOPHOMORES 'A' Ancierson's Aces Row One: D. Granback, F. Baer. V. Lindquist, N. Mormol- stein, M. Anderson, I. Cassidy. I. Iacobson, R. Cooper. Row Two: L. Olson, D. Sporre, I. Doherty. E. Iohnson, B. Hoffman, P. Kea- tings, H. Levy, B. McC1ow, B. Newhouse. Row Three: E. An- derson, B. Leiberman, E. Camp- bell, R. Larson, F. Hoidahl, R. LaZar, I. McKenney. N. Larson. 'k Bari'ie++'s Brains How One: M. Feige. O. Lamb, I. Goldsmith, I. Hofer. Row Two: H. Melquist, C. McGinnis, D. Pe- iraskey, N. Gloqenhop, D. Schell- hase. Row Three: M. Pericone. C. Blanger, D. Lehmann, I. Chiap- petta, I. Boggiano, P. Hylander, C. Gimbel, G. Ponche, D. McGin- nis. Row Four: I. Kelly, L. Gug- genheim, L. Armstrong, B. Huyck, I. Hegard, E. Marky. Row Five: E. Keating, B. Haines, R. Blair. I, Adduci. I. Barker. i' Byrne's Besi Row One: E. Klumpp, D. Berg- strom, T. Loftus, E. Mark, E. Wolf- son, I. O'Brien, P, Dunn, I. Strauss, H. Gorclstrom, G. Faer- ber. Row Two: B. Vit, B. Wiese man, M. Norris, C. Chirikos. M. Sinclair, S. Nickolaou, F. Pantelis. How Three: R. Kelly, D. Edqren. D. Hopkins, B. Olson. C. Enos. B, McLain, C. Nesh, B. Davis. SOPHOMORES ir Cassady's Caravan Row One: E. Lutz, A. Milella, l. Anderson, F. Fi::her, V. Vest, I, Sanchez, V. Oleson, G. Thy- berg. E. Reicher. Row Two: I. Rehnquist, D. Ryder, D. McClurq, A. Mayfield, R. Girard, B. Godel, F. Blechochmidt, B. Utberg, P. Collins. Row Three: M. Alderson, S. Bruno, D. Graves, C. Pavlik, V. Berggren, M. Sopkin, F. Bolan. Row Four: I. Withers. A. McPher- ron, R, Game, F. Frest, N. Burns. W. Burchett, M. Nickels, F. Satin, G. Stewart. 'A' Coghlan's Climbers Row One: I. Corriveaux, A. Beck, D. Abell, E. Smitha, M. Smith, M. Carey. How Two: H. Burke, L. Bigelow. I. Rankin, E. Poesio, M. Murray, A. Braun, M. Lundborg. Row Three: A. Ferree. F. Doten, A. Lealgreen, I. Waver, M. Hedlund, B. Kratofil. Row Four: M. Larson, I. Brottman. E. Blitzblau, I. Bilion. B. Carlson. A. Swanson. i' JoFfee's Jivers Row One: M. Young, R. Fennel. B. McIntosh, R. Nelson, R. Cahan, D. Kuelbs, N. Hirschman. M. Mayoue, C. McHugh, M. Valois. How Two: S. Thomas, I. Yokom. P. Tauscheck, P. Wherley, B. Maxwell, W. Helenberg, M. Hell- mann, V. Foster, D. Young, S. Doyle. How Three: R. Schwalm, E. Taft, I. Dunmore, N, Miller, F. Richardson, B. Newmann, B. Smith, C. Crist. . 'J I M n I hn....,. .. 1 SOPHOMORES i Larson's Learners Row One: C. Musashe, E. Claus, A. Dahlberg, E. Foltz, A. Montore, D. Vlachos. Row Two: I. Iohnson, I. Costabile. H. Thor. I. Fisher, C. DeMike. Row Three: M. Klynman, P. Amler, I. Rolun- son, M. Carbone, A. Iohnstone. Row Four: D. Nolan, B. Can- drena, D. Knoerr, R. Malito. I. Loftus, I. Bechely, B. Iacoly, H. Krogh, Wm. Wiedeman. i' Mackin's Marvels Row One: A. Fleishman, L. Shields, R. Orlando, B. Rohm. D. Thormahlen. P. Witzel, B. Zemke, B. Tacker, D. Ott, C. DiCosola, D. Paul. Row Two: A. Brandt, I. Wilkins, B. Gamble, A. Iensen, M. Rossi, A. Zales, A. Lindgren. E. Reid, M. Euhanks, H. Gran- quist. Row Three: E. Schumach- er, W. Trongeau. L. Larson, L. Breternitz, B. Laughlin, C. Klein- knecht, C. Craqe, N. LeeWorth, A. Lawn. 'A' PirriH'e's Pets Row One: L. Schar, B. Ostran- der, I. O'Neill, M. Stein, S. Brott- man, N. Sauer. P. Loeftler. T. Brush, L. Speg, H. Pagarcl. Row Two: E. Bender, D. Kleine, E. Hubner. H. Froehlich, M. Hardy. I. Klingen, L. Patten, V. Kaufman. W. O'Neill, P. Fier. How Three: C. Klein, I. Nelson, D. Burns, S. Iohnson, I. Krusbe, B. Knospe, V. Ahrens, I. Schulze, B. Kristu- iek. Row Four: B. Myrick, R. Horton, A. Malm, P. Olson, I. Set- nan, R. Nordin, D. Annen. SOPHOMORES ir DeRoque's Dealers How One: M. Edgeworth, S. Maloney, N. Thompson, M. An- derson, I. Gordon. Row Two: N. Hansen, E. Iensen, E. Scanlan, A. Kristy, L. Hansen. Row Three: D. Hutchinson, I. I-luster, D. Linne. G. Iones, L. Hornbeck, L. Erick- son, P. Gilkinson. Row Four: R. Andrews, H. Davidson, M. Gold- berg, R. Swanson, S. Danadio. C li 3 i Mi+chell's Mighlies Kneeling: I. Cartledqe, B. Bent- sen. Row One: B. Bruno, R. An- derson, G. Anderson, C. Filesha. I. Drenclcpohl, I. Garrison. Row Three: B. Shannon, R. McCormick. H. Hammond. 'k Perry's Philosophers Row One: B. Eadie, M. Schultz, E. Oakes, R. Sedlack, R. Aubin. G. Guzzo. Row Two: T, Mitchell, T. Cole. R. Baldurn, B. McBride, P. Elliott. Row Three: S. Giraud. A. Davis, V. Iohnson, D. Comp- ton. L. Martin, W. McGrath, S. Sherwim. Row Four: M. New- man, D. Campbell, M. Marek, M. Cinkel, B. Hardesty, D. Olson. How Five: H. Anderson, R. Krohn, B. Hansen, R. Benson, K. Goetz, N. Verboomen. THE reen YEARS. The Green Years apply only to the embarrassment of forgetting a room number and getting lost, or to the bewilderment of an algebra problem: for when the school calls for service, these lower classmen are in the know, and their response equals that of their ideals-The Upper Classmen. i-'KZ 'I' .X , ,X ' E .fix v'.sm'g', SOPHOMORES 'k Porter's Potentials Row One: B. Zack, C. Pals- qrove, E. Young, F. Schlecht, R. Burke, M. Walkiss. Row Two: A. Bczrich, B. Anders, P. Streeter. 'I' Selig's Smoothies Row One: F. Iohnson, W. Gregg, P. Quinn, P. Hanson, N. Lauer, R. Iacob, D. Owens, B. Pfeiffer, B. Betty, I. Loverin, F. McClain, C. Hubbard. FRESHMEN 'K' Ackerman's Acfives Row One: E. Kennedy, R. Mu- rabito, I. Greco, I. Homewood, M. Villeneuve. D. Wilkins, E. Hull, R. Olson. Row Two: S. Hof- bauer, L. Dozar, D. Garner, M. Watson, I. Hertle, A. Olson. Row Three: K. Ierome, C. Schuytema, R. Politano, R. Mau, I. Frcmgello, R. Dozier, F. Lyddon, Baumeister, L. Olund, E. Eikenberry, R. Scott. 'k O'Brien's Boosfers Row One: P. Wyman, L. Tuchr, E. Pearson, A. Lilly, I. King, How Two: C. Mills, V. Siss. H. Sonnen- berg, W. Uhle. Row Three: B. Smelter, B. Kasl, P. McGreehin, D. Bell, D. Carlson. 'k Jackson's Joys Row One: V. Horton, L. Niel- sen, I. Coleman, D. Shutt. Row Two: I. Nelson, B. Smtih, P. Grubbs. How Three: V. Honninq, I. Rudstrom, M. Cole, S. Bed- dings, E. Lough. How Four: R. Becksield, D. Sumner. C. Dar- raqh, R. Kirk, I. Hayes. Row Five: G. Klauck, I. Fitzpatrick, R. Enos, S. Provenzano. ' KNOW 'A' A. BYRNES' BUDS Row 1: N. Derkovits, R. Mac- leash, D. Iohnson, R. McClain, E. Nowry. Row 2: I. Archibald, R. Hedley, T. MacKenzie. H. Deqnan, N. Nordstrom, L. Swanson. R. Wil' kinson. D. Iohnson. Row 3: I. Proudfoot, P. Hawley. W. Gabler, I. Ecklon, P. Anderson, D. Iohnson, D. Swanson. I. Glasson, B. McWil- lioms. I. Thomason, C. Ruddy. W. Dorqon. Row 4: I. Pericone, E. Iawar, D. Akerberq, D. Nelson. l. Sincloin, D. Curley, W. Meyer. R. Czupryn, A. Nonnfeldl. .2 'k DIGGS' DEPENDABLE5 How I: D. Norton, I. Henning, R. Kelly, R. Nash. D. Archer, I. Ulrich. Schycker. Row 2: B. St'ete, M. Erickson, B. Fisher, M. Wilkie. V. Rey, S. Micldaugh, G. Smallhorn, R. Iulien, E. Sword, C. Smith. Flow 3: M. Gettler, A. Zungrone, D. Bruno, S. Golii, I. Bellon, R. Hansen, B. Wasserman. H. Bluhm, T. lversen. ir HURLEY'S HURDLERS Row I: R. Styosell, P. Seibert, A. Garofalo, Row 2: lVl. Stroh. P. Triner, S. Murk, M. Petlcer. B, Thompson, E. Thyberg, I. Find- lay. T. Geillum, E. Mekebak. How 3: D. Hansen, D. Thomas, I. Mclrlie. B. Moore, I. Anderson, A. Iensen, D. Iamieson. C. Hedges. K. Swanson, E. Mihich. Row 4: I. Kauffman, A. Udvard, B. Hed- lund, G. Shoughnessy, C. Roos, R. Schalk, R. Sorensen. H. Roger, C. Wilson. WE'RE NEW HERE ir MAGG's MmAcLEs How I: R. Kotva, B. Christian- son, M. Crot, B. Lewis, H. Alm- quist, L. Filippo, P. Wallen. Row 2: A. Feldstein, G. Westlake, V. Avorio, H. Combes, D. Talcott, I. Moore, B. Peterson. Row 3: I. Nickels. S. Candreva, D. Olson. M. Sims, C. Netherton, R. Arvis, I. Stepanek, I. Grippo, H, Clark, P. Bruno. C, Lindberg, I. Lungaro, Row 4: B. Lannon, C. Edenfield, I. Riqqio, D. Holmgren, E. Monte- sano, D. Netherton, D. Steinke, R. Sullivan, H. Mischo, E. Giordano, F. Ruvoli. ir PARKsR's PROTEGES How 1: I. Dilley, R. Silberman, H, Loverin, I. Mastandrea. Row 2: E. Durling, W. Kelbowski, B. Kaiant, I. Paxson, Row 3: M. Hamilton, A. Schreiner, P. Freund, I. Pfundstein. Row 4: M. Brown. I. Newmark. F, Adduci, P. Girard, G. Mix, A, Peard, D. Iohnson. A. Mann, B. Mills. Row 5: C. Clarke. T. Cigranq. I. Kliros, I. Bockelman, G. Iarm, R. Block, W. Enos, G. Karlin, W. Watson, B. McCartney. Row 6: G. Cornfield. R. Aranoft. I. Curtis, I. Liapes, R. Hoden, M. Miller. ir wlaoRG's woNnERs Row 1: I. Hakes, K. Brown, E. Crepps, C. O'Brien, B. Mentch, How 2: R. Hodnett, E. Gebbia, M. Parsons. How 3: I. Olson, K. Kelly, H. Hempill. B. Mitchell Row 4: C. Winks, N. Benke, A Wolf, L. Behrens, C. Anderson D, Anderson, B. Sutphen, P. Koep- pen. A. Ashley, How 5: A. Mc- Calclen, B. Carlson, D. McClow C. Ehrineyer, R. Hoerger, C. Thate, F. Earsel, R. Anderson, R Cooper, I. Trinen, H. Brinkman G. Williams. AX 9 in 3: 4' Book gr M ,Lg . 52 nl 1 xv . K ,Xa ' K wi ,Q , f FA' 'a 4' A , fini. Qzlqqq Q , fri'-' .. ... i x r -N ,, ' A 3 , is ... X we . ' Q Ykgv g NA 4 ,KQMX F sw Pl: N I Ur wav! sv .15 SMD ,sa . Q FC A 5 K qw i 1 0 fiilggv N X X .ak T?-E Q. A 'RN TIE XS M SM if Nw L .af ,M X if Xgiwki? 151 -, I ,N S, , XG cv' V. ,Q .t 3 Q f I Q - M? , WT V aff '-Q. i,7 x.:f'g,f . ff p w 5' , ., at ,. 7 ,wife-Q-Qf. M 'Q my vw Sri- ws . . M ww 1325 . .1 g5' I L31 t. ,gm K4 Q 1 . wx A ,ax gk ,I , we Mqrggg gig!-35115 ,vw bi- Aa A , .y y W Nh . 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'bl Q '-N., .Q .3 QN N if f 'A w fs U urs li .K a W! S . I N, Jr tx, x' W. . Q lg Q ' v . K G if 4 iz if QM 7 -v 1. Q, ,eg Q 21'- x ' 1 ,Q ,Mgr ' . A X Q . ix, if 'Q V , ouR,SZ,wlmt COUNCIL O Representing every student at Hirsch, the Student Council carries out all the duties of good government. Assemblies, dances, and social service projects are only a few of the activities which keep the Council in Room 203 buzzin'. Under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. Iackson, the Councd has gone HaH ouV'to back every dive penahung unthe war effort. CIVIC BUREAU Desk: A. Deahl, B. Croxton. Row l: M. Gor- don, M. Ward, A. Rossi, B. Owen. How 2: V. Farr, M. Brattstrom, I. Broo. M. Ehrman. How 3: B. Honninq, R. Fortino, I. Hoerqer, A. Morris, E. Leverenz, M. Christen- sen. Row 4: I. Peninqer, B. Lundquist, D. Gould, D. Heinecke, C. Springs, I. Gustafson. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Sittinq: F. Greenleaf, D. Bechtolt, E. Trout- wein. R. Anderson, E. Winkless. Row 2: R. Fehling, E. Baqqe, W. Croxton, A. Deahl, D. Raiser, E. Keatinq. REPRESENTATIVES OF STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: I. Seitz, B. Len- inqer, E. Winkless, M. Swartz, B. Owen, E. Keating. How 2: R. An- derson, A. Deahl, F. Greenleaf, D. Raiser, I. Peninger, I. Gooo, A. Scaramella, L. Sinden. How 3: B. Kidd, B. Bow- ers, M. Brandon, B. lack- son, M. Azen. I. Miller, V. Iohnson, L. Hornbeck. Row 4: A. Bierinqer, M. Swanson, I. Rankin, M. Valois, R. Olson, B. An- ders, R. Iacob. Row 5: D. Summer, M. Blitzblau. M. Iones, M. Anderson. M. Anderson, V. Horton. M. Klynmcm. How 6: R. Fehling, C. Sitruytema, H. Schintz, H. Peterson, K. Kandle, I. Adduci. UI'-3 IU 25250 angie 509 -rg U MO' P' Qt-1 5:55 cn.OQ' -Q 53535. FPSQ. P-P1?'s113 Sternberq, W. Hempl. Davis, E. Bagqe, B. Crox- ton, I. Ptnister. 174, HIRSCH' ' R Anderson. Present Pres.: D. Bech- toldt, Past Pres.,' D. Hornbeck, Present Vice-Pres.: F. Greenleaf. Past Vice- Pres. A. Deahl, Present Sec.: E. Trautwein. Past Sec.: E. Keating. Treas.: l. Pen- inger. Present Civic Bureau Chairman. B. Croxton, Past Civic Bureau Chair- man: M. Christiansen, Present Publicity Bureau Chairman: D. Raiser, Past Pub- licity Bureau Chairman: L. Arms. Pres- ent Satety Bureau Chairman. H. Fehling, Past Safety Bureau Chair- rr.an,' E. Baqge, Past H.O.T.C. Com- mander: E. Wmkles, Fire Guard Chiel: D. Bergman, Senior Iudqe. if it it can SERVICE CENTER .Q 1. ' E HA- . 13.5211 xii ,si .Q WL' z B W -+- 'sss , I When an extra special assembly must be arranged or another dr1ve started, it is the executive committee of the Student Council who put their heads together and come out with the makings of a sure success Under the sincere and encouraging leadership of these students thls organization accomplishes its many services of the year 47 BANG! BA BAR ASSOCIATION Alone: B. Ienkins. How 1: D. Gould E Koehl . . er, H. Sweeney. M. S' ' regal. S. Salvmo, B. Lund quish. Row 2: W. Paglis F. Hose R. Roberts, I. Hatuagher, W Peard, C. Germany. STUDENT COURT How 1' F R . . ose, C. Germany, B. Ienkins, R. Roberts, I. Hat- vagner. Row 2: H. Sweeney. G. Lauterbach, R. Fortino, E. Paglls. M. Seigal M. M . oore, A. Tenny. Row 3: B. Forester, B. Lundquish. M. Christensen, M. Anderson, A. Gelber, S. Salvino. Row 4: B. Lauterbach, P. Pravenzano, R. Baumeister, R. Petersen B P NG! BANG! WENT THE GAVEL o While the prosecutors and lawyers battle out their cases, the ever efficient clerks keep their records straight, the bailiffs main- tain order, and the judges listen closely so that their verdict will be as fair as possible. The hopeful little defendant stands before the Senior and Iunior Iudges, with fingers crossed and knees knocking, hoping for a not guilty verdict. The purpose of the court is to maintain peace and order, and to keep all Hirschites in line. With Miss Ieffers' encouragement the' ' , ir aims are carried out to a superior degree. eard. E. Koehler, D. Gould, R: Gome, D, Gott. V. Peterson. ende APPEAL 0 Quiz kids? Well-not exactly Intellectuals? Well yes and no' But they are a group of individuals defrnitely to be found ln every organization, and on every honor roll They are the leaders of the school in scholarship, character leadershlp and service which com prise their ideal, and for which so many students strive So gaze deeply-you too may be one 'A' LAST SEMESTER'S OFFICERS M. Van Eck, Vice President: D. Bech- tolt, Treasurer: 1. Herberq. Secretary. Not pictured: Pres. Wm. Mead, U.S.N. ir PRESENT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS G. Krohn, President, I. Spong Vice-President, V. Westin, Secretary, G. Gray, Treasurer. 'k NATIONAL HoNoR soclzrv Row l: M. Fitzgerald, S. Farison. P. Loitz, C. Germany. Row 2: F. Rose, M. Lindmark, N. Mack, I. Posta. Row 3: S. Boberg, E. Alex- ander, M. Pagard, G. Pedersen, V. Westin. Row 4: R. Iohnson, E. Bagge, G. Krohn. Row 5: D. Tinqey. L. Mann, M. Carlson. G. Conley, V. Iohnson, D. Olson, M. DeAngelis, A. Bieringer. Siderow 1: I. Spong, D. Iohnson, E. Koehler, C. Iohnson. Siderow 2: A. Egner, M. Swanson, G. Gray, E. Weiner, I. Greenleaf. M. Friedberq. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY GROUP I Side Row: F Fishclier, D. Olso B. Carr, N. Verbomer, M. Marek. Huw I: H, Ross, L. Horsleu, A. G. Peterson, B. Krister- n, 1.mns:nn. Iek. Row 2: V. Dawon, M. Ial- Licti, I. Russell, G, Estrin, U, Lehmann, D. Grahn. Row 3: D. M ray, H. Lutz, I. Koinan, M. ur Hunrteqcir, P. Dunn, I. OBrien, licw 4: S. Sprira, V. Flick, lj. Hotl- lundrr, B. Frost, M. Ostrup, L Wagner, W. Hartwell, B. Knospt- H Flick. Row 5: D. McClurq, M Newman, R bappln, I. Kruske, M. , Nickolaou, Girard, B. Utberg, S. C. Chirikos, B. Tacker. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY GROUP II Srdzw Row I.' I. Ream, M. Zentner, M. Iohnson. M. Moore. Side How 2: I' Gilkinson, L. Erickson, L in E S. Bernson, B. MC ai , . Hayden, I. Larson. How 1: l, Dreier, I. Martin. C. Craqe, W. Pearo, D. Mead. Row 2: I. Kessey. N. Thompson, S. Lan- dini, G. Glimm. How 3: M. Rossi, A. Lindgren. 1Vl. Hirsch, B. Ferrari. How 4: P. Iaeschke, M. Christensen, Amy Leat- areen, E. Huebner. How 5: G. Simon, B. Hoskins, I . Rosen. I. Nelson. E. I Drenchpohl, L. 'l'aIt, . Harnbeck, P. Howard, D. Gillivray, D. Metz. How LC: I. MCKenney, B. New- Feitler E house, G. . Blitzlzlan, S. Danaeio, B Forsythe. B. Dennis, D Hemmqer, D, Jacobson. FUR .Slow iefi O NLY here because this organization ks are tolerated O You bet! No sad-sac n't been rationed in brain power. l for smooth characters who have h is on y Started last year under the interested leadership of Mr. Cates, t e Iunior Honor Society has already become one of the most promising and influential groups at Hirsch. The girls and boys who have become members really have started out on the right foot in their years at Hirsch. They will be the ones ' ' h I.Q.'s. For once who are sought after as sharp characters with hig iven a chance to shine. the lesser satellites have been g a7B, RED CROSS OFFICERS Upper Lett: Y. Smith, Vice-Pres. Lower Left: E. Kantor, Pres. Upper Right: V. Swanson. Sec. Lower Right: V, Reed, Treas. RED CROSS 'S Row 1: I. Levine, I. Lappe, W. Gregg, H. McWhinnie, F. Rosen, A. Morris, R. Schultz, A. Schwarz, E. Nelson, A. Kristy. Row 2: A. Gold- smith, C. Schwartz, D. Gimbel. I. f Larson, I. Franqella, V. Reed, I. Fo- qarty, V. Carlson, V. Oleson, M. Schmidt, E. Fauber, B. Elgenson. Row 3: P. Streeter, I. Marten, A. Carlson, , B. Reidy, B. Valois, M. Bishop, V. Swanson, Y. Smith, M. Wiebke, G. Pedersen, M, Stiller, C. Keller, M. Hill, E. Tait: S. Iohnson. How 4: D. Heinecke, C. Springs. P. Keating, A. Miceli, B. Glickman, L. Dozier, V. Westin, G. Iones. VITAL IN WAR! VITAL IN PEACE! 0 Yes siree, here is the group of efficient individuals who hail us con- stantly during their big drives-the Iunior Red Cross delegates! Iust as the Senior Red Cross is working with the greatest possible eHiciency, so is our Hirsch chapter working. Proud we are of the fine collections they have made throughout the school year tor so worthy a cause. Their aim has been to collect titty cents per person, and with everyone's cooperation, this goal has been reached with great success. Since the war started, they have totaled the amazing sum ot S2,700. Well may it be said their effort has not been in vain. tf79i. ewd SCOOPERS SENIOR REPORTERS At Table: C. Porter, L. Mann, C Iulien, P. Gresk. How 1: C. Allen, S Vinik, I. Wox, F. Greenleaf, V. Iohnson C. Pflaum. D. Tingey. Row 2: M. Iohn- son, E. Koehler, M. Blitxblau, S. Burk- land, L. Landini. 'k HERALD SALESMEN How 1: B. Carr, A. Peterson, S. Conn. A. Gorman, D. Nelson, T. Fresen, A. Hooper, C. Pryor, D. Heinecke, M. Carey, E. McGuire, S. Hughes, I. Geb- hard, S. McClurg. Row 2: P. Gilkinson, I. Dempsey, I. Hofer, I. Ream, B. Schultz, P. Gaffney, D. Ryder. Row 3: M. Sco- vill, M. Christensen, F. Yarnall, R. Spear, V. Berggren. Row 4: M. Klyn- mam, L. Hansen, L. Speg, I. Goldsmith, E. Foltz, I. Swartz, B. Colwell, L. Lar- sen, E. Krause. i' JUNIOR REPORTERS At table: D. Nelson, N. Saron, D. Iacobson, G. Estrin, M. Ostrup, M. Pfeif- fer, I. Russell, C. Neumann. Standing: I. Martin, I. Gustafson, R. Wang, F. Noble, F. Rosen, A. Schwarz. PAST EXECUTIVE EDITOR Marilyn Van Eck ir PRESENT EXECUTIVE EDITOR Gladys Conley 'A' HERALD BUSINESS STAFF Seated: A. Bieringer, H. Cooper, I. Hotter. Standing: T. Fresen, T. McGuire. 'A' HERALD EDITORS Row 1: I. Sponq, E. Bagge, M. Friedberg. Row 2: M Silberman, G. Krohn, I. Hedberg, B. Mead, G. Conley. .ali IAQ? NWFQ L NEWS SCOOPERS O Are you bothered by inquiring reporters? Are you grilled for news? If so, the guilty person is probably a member of the Herald Staff with his pad and pencil trying to make copy. ,Nearly all students take our bi-monthly school publication, the Hirsch Herald, for granted, yet it takes just as much hard work and cooperation to edit a paper with a tirst class rating as it does to pro- duce a winning football or basketball team. Q Hats oft to the Herald Staff! 481: WORDS gui! US... O Typewriters clicking . . . Brains unwinding . . . Pencils scratching. This copy needs 'oomph'! That article needs content. Originality-f that's our password. Duck girls, here come the fellows with their untyped articles, Yipe, he saw meg I'm sunk. Ooo-- pictures! A sudden dash to the newly arrived photos. There's me! Isn't he cute? Put the pictures away kids, and get to work. Now the noise has ceased. Our work is completed. The good times we had while working to compile our yearbook shall linger in our memories, for we have our Maroon as a fond reminder. Here it is, Hirschitesfhope you like it! MAROON EDITORS MAROON CAPTAINS 'sntmq C nlson V Wcstm, A, Hammer, B. Robinson. Sitting: I. Broo, A. Peterson, B. Carr, T. Fresen.Stnndin:7: V. rmrlzq A I roll, H. Weiner, W, Iolxnson. Berggren, F. Yarnal, L. Bilow. BUSINESS STAFF FEATURE WRITERS mg A liniinqor Fooper S. Hnndlc. Standing: R. Luety, Sittinq: T. Fresen, I. Steinbach, C. Samuelson. Standing: 1. K cr: rx or Y trrb , Gebhart, F. Greenleaf, L. Landini, D. Tinqey. 3--.., Hff. ff Tw t THEY wagd D0 Child, do not throw this book about: Refrain from the unholy pleasure Of cutting all the pictures out: Regard it as your choicest treasure. Hilaire Belloc Editor-in-chief GERALDINE GRAY. ASSISTANT EDITORS R. Luety, R. Ytterberg, I. Krone, D. Taylor, N. Lindberg R. Roberts, D. Trishman, D. Olson, M. Minster, M. Swanson MAROON SALESMEN , Row 1: D. Ryder, I. Goldsmith, I. Haier, F. Iohnson, M S Gettler, B. Candreva, L. Hansen, C. Palsqiove, A. Hooper I. Gebhclrd, S. McClurg, B. Leminger. Fow 2: C. Filesha, B Carlile, L. Kirchner, P. Berqlunq, I. Nelson, P. Vitzel, D Metz, C. Wilson, I. Sandberg, E. Sims, K. Kelly, P. Guttney Row 3: P. Schlup, V. Iohanson, A. Braun, E. Roos, A. Miceti S. Tocci, T. McGuire, A. Gorman, C. Iulien, L. Larsen, D Heinecke. N0 SKQCLQP6 HERE Upper Left: Pres. Iack Helander: Treas., Ierry Pfnister: Vice Pres., Dorothy Raiser: Sec't. Donna Sharkey. GOLD H -GROU P 1 Row 1: S. Hughes, S. Melter, F. Rosen, B. Hoskins, L. Gunnz, B. Fettari, I. Larson. Row 2' B. Beck, M. Hill, E. Sims, D. Lyall, G. Peterson, A. Ferro, D. Merder, G. Conley, B. Elqenson, G. McLaughlin, B. Ensz, R. Frick, A. Morris, R. Schultz Row 3: S. Vinik, M. Iohnson, M. lack, I. Dreier, I. Gustafson, L. Kirchner, M. Donellon, D. Robinson, H. O'Brien, D. Holmgren. Row 4: S. Fleming, B. McPike, E. Sonclergaard, I. Broo. P. Berqlund, B. Bownes R. Hall, D. Plutz, G. Lauterbach. GOLD H -GROU P 2 Row 1: I. Funsten, M. Hoskinson, F. Yates, D. Newton, P. Iaeschke, B. Brottman, l. Wox. How 2: P. Kimble, I. Ream, M. Miller, D. Raiser, D. Shurkey, M. Paul, B. Pelton, A. Carlson, R. Woltt, D. Carlson. How 3: F. Yarnall, G. Lapin, R. Chiappe, M. Alleman, C. Petersen, I. l-lennigar, M. Christensen, C. Sprinqe, D. Olson, B. Carlile, A. Deahl. Row 4: I. Martin, S. Burk- land, W. Pearo, A. Gabler, D. Callenberg, B. Burnes, L, Horslev, M Brattstrom, E. Koehler, V. Farr. GOLD H -GROU P 3 How I: E. Erlandsen, M. Moore, I. Anderson, M. Iones, I. Hoerger, E. Leverenz, I. Gebhart. Row 2: P. Spalding, M. Ehrman, P. Gresk, I. Michaels, C. Iulien, I. Counelis, H. Stockman, D. Lingo, B. Troup, F. Noble, R. Pelleter. Row 3: B. Melvin, I. Ball, C. Vogt, M. Parrish, B. Iones, D. Stenberg, E. Hayden, B. Lundquist, F Selander Row 4: F Mehl, B. Forsythe, H. Dennis, E. Paqels, I. Helander, D. Heminqer, I. Peninqer, I. Phnister. GOLD H 0 This worthy organization continually strives to better our school, and to benefit the students. Not only have they beautified our school grounds, but they have sponsored the Sam Campbell show, the Snowflake Shuffle , the Deck Downbeat and that humorous but great athletic feat of the year, The Faculty vs Student Game . Their success is due largely to Miss Sue Mechtersheimer, their able and enthusiastic sponsor. 4184, MERIT AWARD How 1: I. Gustafson, M. Anderson L. Kirchner, D. Olson. Row 2: B. Hos kins, A. Scaramella, I. Friedberq, L Olson, A. Bierinqer. Row 3' M Mil ler, M. I. Iohnson, M. Ehrman. A Deahl, P. Howard. Row 4: D. Hen derson, B. Forsythe, D. Heminqer R A. Fortino, B. Lundquist, B. Robinson I. Peninqer. ir MERIT AWARD WINNERS FOR FOUR SEMESTERS E. Winkles, R. Fehlinq. 'A' EQUESTRIANS Rcw 1: C. Gebbia, I. Barnes, B. Mc Greehim, D. Limperis, N. Cohen, I Ahl, M. Brown. Row 2: B. Hoffman V. McGoldrick, L. Gumz, D. Lyall, G Peterson, B. Maxwell, L. Vodin, L 'T-'ECT' Hornbeck, L. Martin, I. Funsten, M Freidburg. Row 3: D. Plutz, I. Chard H. Fortino, A. Schultz, R. Cooper, B. Nelson, M. Marek, P. Iaeschke, I. Friedburg, B. La Vaughn. Row 4: G. Dahlberq, D. Spoftord, I. Schwartz B Ioy, 1. Mackie, D. Anderson., P' Quance, I. Heflerran, I. Anderson D. Koyal, M. Lindmark. MERIT IS WORTHIER THAN FAME O Maybe they won't all get their names in bright lights or have them flashed across the country in a front page scoop, but these hard- working Hirschites will long be remembered for their services to their school. vm HORSE SENSE 0 There are no Empty Saddles in the Old Corral when the equestrians of Hirsch mount their steeds. For when these people who are Crazy Over Horses start shouting, Give Me My Boots and Saddles , it takes slightly less than a Little Buckaroo to Corral their high spirits. 85: 41 SERVICE FOR Suki? SAFETY ENGINEERS How 1: R. Roberts, D. Galis, L. Olund, M. Sacks, V. Westin, D. Raiser, M. Swanson, B. Herman, E Bender, M. Carlson D. Olson. Row 2: B Bentsen, M. Hoskinson, I. Klingen, C. Chirikos, B. Brott- H ster, F Fisher R. Cooper, V. Carlson, D. Olson. ' M man, I. Tilroe, C. Neumann, M. Sinclair, I. u . , M. Iohnson, D. Heinecke, G. Kunz, L. Bauck. Row 3: B. Hempel, M. Miller, M. Brattstrom, . Ehrmcin, C. Iulien, L. Bilow, A. Deahl, I Holmberg, E. Winkless, R. Chiappe, W. Barnes, E. Bagge. Row 4: I. Vance, B. Kristufek, D. Stenberq, C. Butcher, F. Olson, B. Taube, R. Anderson, D. Heminqer. HRE GUARDS Row 1: I. Tausheck, I. Robinson. R. Frinn, B. Hoskins, M. 1 , . , . N. Cohen, E. Winkless. Row 2: W. Robinson, I. Cusmino. M. Schwartz, G. Kunz, R. Grist, B. Neuman, D. Henderson, M. Ruskin, I. Vance, K. Kandle, W. Wiedeman, B. Knospe, C. Butcher. R. Wadoz. Row 3: B. Iackson, R. Fehlinq, I. Smith, C. Crist, P. Lambert, E. Hayden, R. Dennis, T. Nash, E. Cister, E. Pagels, R. Reilly. B. Lundquist, B. Troup, H. Bozell. How 4: R. Kanyo, I. McClain, R. McDonnel, B. Forsythe, P. Francis, F. Steqman, F. Mehl, D. Heminger, I. Thompson. B. Kidd, D. Bergman, D. Gould, A. Dzur. H'll C Iohnson G Conlev, M. Iones, CASUALTY PREVENTERS 0 Do you go up the down stairway? Do you slide down the banisters? Let's hope not, because these are the pet peeves of the hard working Safty Engineers. They keep our Hirschites strictly on the safe side. 3-1-2 ON GUARD! O Someday that false a1arm may be a real fire 'ust such an emergency. He is prepared to 1 uickl and quietly to safety. . The fire guard is trained and drilled for 1 lead the teachers and pupi s q y 486, ON THE TRAIL OF THE MISSING. O Always ready, our hall guards never fail to find what they are seekinqethat little object known as a pass! These capable men , under the excellent leadership of Miss Sue Mechtersheimer, maintain order in the school building from early morn 'til the last freshie has left tor home. Keep up the good work, fellas ! arid if HALL GUARD CAPTAINS How 1: R. McDonnell, R. Fehlinn, E. VVinkless, B. Forsythe. Row 2: D. Hen- derson, E. Glatzhoter, I. Tauscheck, B. 'I'aube, F. Mehl. How 3: W. Robinson, K. Kandle, D. Heninger. I. Smith. uk HALL GUARDS How 1: I. Hatvaqner, L. Meister, C. Mueller, R. McDonnell, R. Dennis, E. Glatzhofter, M. Gorbien, B. Forsythe. Row 2: Y. Fischer, R. Good, E. Brinqe B. Hammarstrom, W. Holmes, D. Hen- derson, I. Tauscheck, E. William, R. Reilly. How 3: D. McClurq, D. Davis, I. Davlantis, B. Mandel, T. Nielsen, E. Paqels, B. McLain, I. Merrill, B. Ben- L son, D. Kaplan, M. Sopkin. ' 'A' S HALL GUARDS How l: W. Robinson, I. Tauscheck. E. Glatzhoter, N. Cohen, E. Winkless. R. Fehling, A. Tenny, K. Kandle, D. Berry, C. Nearhott. Row 2: E. Schu- macher, L. Arms, P. Hylander, D. Graves, I. Withers, F. Hoidahl, A. Mc- Pherron, B. Taube, P. Olson, B. Benson, L. Beck. Row 3: G. Smith, G. Person. A. Mayfield, H. Davidson, B. Lieber- man, R. Quanstrom, M. Larson, B. Ol- son, B. Knospe, P. Lambert, C. Schmidt. Row 4: R. Wang, F. Seelander, F. Mehl I. Smith, D. Heath, A. Gabler, B. An- derson, B. Iensen, D. Bitzer, C. Madsen, D. Davis, B. Brown. 5 PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE GROUPI Row 1: A. Duggan, M. Saron, R. Waxman, A. Schwartz, L. Mer- chant, I. Anderson, H. Wherler, R. Hall, D. Yates. S. Sadler. Row 2: L. Brickman, M. Iackohson, D. Ball, I. Fink, M. Hirsch, F. O'Brien. I. Barnes, D. Lyall, M. Schultz. E. Young. B. Ensz, B. Glickman, S. Speyerl, R. Sedlack, W. Mc- Grath, N. Bomes. Row 3: G. Lau- terbach, R. Frangella, L. Landini, I. Fagersland, I. Harmon, M. Lar- son, B. Elgerson, A. Carlson, B. Hoftman, N. Verirnis, M. Katsnros, E. Hottlanler, D. Newton. Row 4: F. Shefsky, I. Gustafson, I. Gus- tafson, S. Bouma, I. Dreier, L. Kirchner, I. Tilroe, C. Newmann. GROUP ll How I: D. Metz. E. I. McGuire, S. Konzen, E. Cooper, P. Ambler I. McGuire, D. Anderson, P. Beno V. Peterson. How 2: D. Goff, D Anderson, P. Kitzsteiner, A. L Iohnson, B. Tacker, I. Inhnson. I. Klinqen, M. Klvnman, I. Nelson, E. Taft. Row 3: M. I. Iohnson, G. Pedersen, I. Pantelis, B. Brottman. I. Wox, R. Kahn, E. Elliott, N. Varmess. How 4: S. l. Hcrnodel, S. Iohnson, M. Ehrman, P. Gresk. C. M. Iulien, I. Holmbifra. V. Farr. GROUP Ill How I: V. Reed, E. Iohnson, I. Hnnnigar, I. Hefteran, P. Quance I. Ream, P. Iaeschl-cv, M. A. Christensen. How 2: D. Petrosky. C. McGinnis, M. Bishop, I. Mich- aels, L, Horstev, E. Erlanclsen, I. Schultz, E. Marky, D. Burns. Row 3: R. Benson, C. King, E. Silver- man, R. Wolf, A. Davis, M. Brod, H. Frooman. I. Chirikos. How 4: D. Bitzer, I. Merrill, A. Malm, D. Reilly, 1. McKenney, B, Burchett. D. Heminger, I. Knowles. NO TIME FOR A .giezifa . . . 0 No sir! These Iuans y Marias have plenty on the ball when it comes to understanding our Latin American friends. PTheir major projects are corresponding with students in South America, and supplying books t to Mexico. Under the interested leader- tudents will be the ones best qualified for for the Gift Book Shelf to be sen ship of Miss Lind, these s post-war dealin s with o ' hb g ur neig ors of the South American countries. El porvenir esta el Sur! ..ga, LATIN CLUB Row 1: L. Pantano, L. Hornbeck. M. Wiebke, L. Iohnson, M. McHugh, M. Schiele, I. Martin, S. Burkland. How 2: W. Peard, M. Schoenieldt H. Walden, L. Lovdahl, F. Pantelis. A. Scaramella, E. Leverenz, A. Deahl, G. Thyberg. Row 3: I. An- derson, D. Goldstein, D. Grahn, H. Ross, C. Porter, H. Cooper, E. San- deen, H. Rozell. Row 4: D. Horn- beck, H. Waxman, H. Rabin, A. Green, B. McLain. I. Ball, A. Costas, H. Wang, I. Pfnister. Row 5: N. Larson, R. Anderson, I. Thomson, B. Melvin. LATIN CLUB Front: Secretary l. Hoerger, So cial Chairman I. Peninger. Spon sor Miss Burnstein, President S Salvino, Vice-President D. Plutz How 1: F. Fischer, E. Beck, C. Geb bin, B. Henderson, A. Morris, F Rosen, I. O'Brien, P. Dunn, D. Bergstrom, A. Maas. Row 2: P. Kimble, V. McGoldrick, V. Iohnson, D. Walters, D. Ryder, M. Murray II. Lutz, H. Girard, M. Zentner, I Larson, L. Gumz. Row 3: G. Mc- Laughlin, E. Sims, M. Hill, G. Pe torson, R. Frick, R. Pottinger, D Robinson, C. Allen, A. Halterman E. Keb, R. Cooper. Row 4: B. Ut berq, B. Carlile, P. Beralund, I Broo, M. Brattstrom, H. O'Brien, D Holmgren, M. Alderson, M. Miller H. Koehler. Row 5: I. Yokom, V, Berggren, E. Roos, K. MacLeod. D Cnllenberq, D. Stenberq, A. Gabler M. Siegel, A. McPherron, G. Simon, I. Withcr, D. McClurg. B. Honninq THE ogafin QUARTER . .. 0 Latin? Do you belong to the Latin Club? Egad, not that dead subject! Iust remember that there are two sides to every question, faithful Latin Clubbers will say. We have uncovered actually fascinating truths about Caesar, Virgil, and Cicero. Through our short plays and skits produced in our second period 'get-togethers,' we C.V.C. students have brought the dead subjects of Latin into the lime-light ot languages. And so they have. With Miss Bernstein as their excellent sponsor, the Latin Club searches and discovers many interesting and unusual facts. er xv Q. 5525. ' dnt DRAMA CLUB Row I: S. Margolis, R. Roberts, D. Nelson S. Smith, I. Wsychese, A. Hammer, I. Steinbach. Row 2: B. Rus- sell, E. Petersen, D. Katz- mann, A. Halterman, P. Miller, V. Campbell. Row 3: A. Klein, M. Kittredge, R. Fortino, N. Lindberg, D. Stecm, R. Spear, L. Scherer. R. Kach. Row 4: I. Ghabard. I. Swatos, H. Sweeney, I. Dempsey. ir POSTER CLU B How I: M. Hoskinson, E. Ballard, B. McPike, H. For- tino, L. Larsen, I. Ianette, A. Morris, I. Tilroe, L. Kirch- ner. D. Heminger, C. Crage. S. Sadler, B. Simmons. How 2: D. Robinson, R. Elliott, S. Gearen, V. Berggren, I. Friedberg. Row 3: I. Hoer- ger, M. Zentner, D. Sharkey, V. Carlson, E. Leverenz, I. Holmberg, I. Dreier, I. Geb- hard, I. Parsons, F. Noble. G. Osborne, K. Rennacker. B. Iackson, A. Hopkins. Row 4: Carlile, M. Donellon, P. Howard, A. Davis, D. Olson. STARS OF TOMORROW 0 Though diligently they work on their own successful productions, the Drama lpronounced Drahmal Club has always been ready and willing to add that dramatic touch needed to put over a patriotic drive. A vote of thanks to the stars of tomorrow. PAINT BRUSH PAY-OFF Sketch that drawing . . . Swing that brush! lt's almost finished and it really looks lush. Add finishing touches, coloring, too. And rush it up, cause We're counting on you. For advertisements of our drives, our sports and various activities, we take our hats off to you, the Poster Club. rr 90 W TALENTED TOUCHES O There's a moment ot silence: then the signal is given. The show is on its Way. The stage crew is responsible for the success of many Hirsch programs. Under Mr. George Busca's supervision, you will find them from dawn to dusk, trying and perfecting new stage effects. 'A' FUN WITH FIGURES 0 Does math scare them? Not these studes. Trick problems are their meat, and geometric forms their delight. You can bet your bottom dol- lar that these mathematical brains know all about figures Cnot girls'l and enjoy working with quadratic equations, cube roots, spheres and logarithms. STAGE CREW Sitting: W. Crow, B. Ein- backer, D. Potter, Mgr.: F Hansen, Pqes. Standing: A Malm, A. Dzur, M. Ruskin, C Crist, Treas.: D. Gould, Sec. F, Noble, R. Smith, D. Hende: son, B, Stewart, E. Anderson. ir MATHEMAUCS CLUB Table: P. Loefller, D. Sten- berg, M. Hill, K. MacLevd. Row 1: F. Fischer, A. Ferrl, E. Lutz, R. Givard, P. Ambler, B. Beck, Row 2: M. Zentner, P. Howard, E. Sims, M, Alder- son, V. Foster, R. Frick, E. Anderson, I. Fagerstrand, A. Thomas. How 3: B. Utberq. D, Holin, I. Counelis, G. Snion, I. Krusbe, M. Iohnszm, D. Callinberg, A. Gable, D. Anderson, I. Anderson. How 4: D. Burns, I. Schulze, B. Knospe, I. Stewart, B. McLain, M. Larson, F. Mehl, Dale. it 91 tw HELP! HELP! OFFICE ASSISTANTS How 1: I. Ianzon, M. Elliott. A. Beck, E. Thor, E. Elgenson, N. Maker. How 2: M. Edgeworth, V. Vance, P. Kitz- steiner, M. Gordon, A. Rossi, I. Rankin, K. Anderson, H. Thor. Row 3: D. Olson. N. Vaqness. L. Larson, N. Nelson, M. Fogarty, E. Tuuber. CLEAN-UP LEAGUE Row 1: A. Ferro. B. Tacker, M. Ia- cobson. B. Hoffman, M. Smith, B. Smed- stad, B. Smedstad. Row 2: A. Scara- mells, D. Stattel, E. Sondergacxrd, A. Zales. R. Sanders, F. Mentch, L. Smith. D. Olson, S. Alvine. Row 3: L. Lan- dini, L. Van Ness, N. Lee Worth, I. Hennigor, B. Mey. P. Connors. M. An- derson. OFFICE ASSISTANCE 0 That's what the office workers do-help! They perform many duties, such as running errands, operating the switch board, filing and answer- ing inquiries of battled students. If you're seeking info about the school, stop in the office and you will soon be in the know. THEY CLEAN-U P, AND- I That's not all they do. Added to their clean-up record of previous years are: pep talks in divisions, slogan reminders on bulletin boards and other odd jobs of service all directed to the war effort. 192: ug fampa . . . LICK THE OTHER SIDE 0 Got a dime today? is the plea of the Stamp Delegates as they make their rounds with outstretched hands. So that the minute man flag may continue to fly monthly, 90125 of each division must purchase stamps and bonds. This semester their aim has been the purchase of a hospital plane with goal of 52,500 for each division. BOOKOLOGY O So you want to read a good book? Well, trot into our library and have our efficient library assistants find a super book just for you! These volunteer workers under the leadership of Mrs. Mildred Lott, perform the many duties of a librarian. We of Hirsch may well be proud of their service to our school. STAMP DELEGATES Row 1: F. Fischer, E, Young. E. Haetliger, B. Ensz, C. Nudo, F. Rosen, I. DeAngleis. I. Drenck- pohl, L. Allison. Row 2: I. McKenny, F. Shefsky, I. Russell, M. Murray, B. Milspaugh, C. Schwartz, I. Smith, B. Maxwell, I. Fisher, I. Broo, B. Velois. A. Tilly. R. Fortino, M. Plevo, B. Icxckson. How 3: W. Kuenster, I. Gustafson, M. Cinkel, E. Huebner, A. Thomas, I. Wellik. D. An- derson, I. Friedberg, B. Cedergren, M. Brooks, S. Holtbawer, I. Neilson, L. Rosenberg. How 4: F. Pan- telis, M. Ostrup, I. Hoer- ger, C. Porter, I. Hammond, I. Good, D. Sumner, L. Guggenheim, M. Goldberg, G. Simon. ir LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row 1: I. Koontz, M. Hill, L. Becick, B. Gardner, R. Hall, V. Goldrick, L, De- Poy, M. Carter, M. Iallitch. How 2: M. Anderson, R. Fortino. I. Broo, P. Berg- lund, I. Funsten, D. Plutz, I. Friedberq, B. Tacker. A. Bieringer, E. Weiner, D. Schellhase, M. Minster. Row 3: A. Wells, B. Ceder- gren, F. Blechschmidt, F. Foynt, A. Barich, I. Pan- telis, F. Pantelis, B. Weth- erell, L. Mann, L. Bilow, G. Dahlberg. e931 SIGHT SAVING CLASS Front row: Beucek, L., Vogel, D., Yaley, Y., Iaelski, P. Back Row: Miss Iackson, Sumner, D., Kirk, R. 'k'kiririrt'kt'k'A't'kir'kir1k'k BETTER EYES . . Igniglttef FUTURE O Eyestrain at Hirsch? This is one high school that saves the eye sight of its students. Boom 315 with its pale green walls and excellent indirect facilities provides an ideal place for eye work. Books with extra large print and bulletin type typewriters are available for the students to use. Mrs. Iackson gives individual and valuable aid to each student, and with her group of assistants, school work is made a more pleasant, profitable and easy task. 194, X SQ, ...Fx 'fffv 5: if 3- Q if-2 QAK H x M 6 Q sg, 6' Z: Q 3 ,QA Q i n :X , N F '.' EEA? M Qiwxxzw .1 ' 51 .gh ,. 'Sf . ' 'K -if 'ff' X xx ,win ,, ff qi'-' f., .. 'P ',.e22if1.fE 51A 3-f5:':2-A 3, 1 - ' Siygiziswgii f-ff V3 'gekyis ,F .Sv .3 2 - , 31' Y' if' ,e M ww. -- . V WW A H' 5,i'5fa 2 2 ,R ,,- -1 - X nv x Xj . 'si N 1 ' 'W , R1 'ikhg ' Q7 in Q3 -Q sd , W f f aja 1: N, Q: , V QQ, . -Fig' gf SW Figwiiiiigjgiii Q ,skis 55352 U Liga. in ,- L 2 ,R M 5 -0 5 gm Q ba :H H. if W ! 1 , Rei, Q -,,. 4' 7 ON THE gplge OF THE CLEF 0 What is the school's peppiest organizae tion? Why, the Choral Club, of course! During the past year, they contributed to the Allied Nations musical show, spon- sored the Christmas concert, and, the un- usual show featuring all-Chicago com- posers. These eager students are always ready to help. Under the direction of Mrs. Kane, their true friend and charming leader, they aspire to the heights of perfection. Here we find joy spread to the max- imum and sour notes down to the mini- mum, with the Choral Clubbers giving anything from the Hallelujah Chorus to Alice , the theme song of the Royal Order of the Second Basses. PAST CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS I. Gustafson, Secretary: I. Pasta, President: D Raiser, Vice President: D. Bechtolt, Treasurer PRESENT CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS W. Barnes, President: Nl. Sacks, Vice Presi dent: C. Merrill, Secretary: K, Feige, Treasurer Mrs. H. Kane, Director. 9955755339 isSi'3ii'5'ig 8 281-li l Av 2553333329313 f A 9' Q A nnmwfl 5593 5 55ifgivgQ,a, ,8 9? ., ii 12852, 8:2 ap gas' 538833833 F 1' pf P qi ll' ,Vw fb? 9 CC 7? C6 77 THE BEFORE O What comes before the C in Choral Club? The I in Iunior Choir In this organization the famous Choral Clubbers are effectively prepared. Here coordination in choir work is suc- cessfully formed into beautiful music which many audiences hear at Hirsch concerts and musical shows. You're in line for many beneficial experi- ences as well as a good time if you're a member of this choral group. PAST OFFICERS OF JUNIOR CHOIR W. Burchett, President: R. M. Chiappe, Secretaryf I. Ream, Vicf' Presidentf B. Peard. Treasurer. ir PRESENT OFFICERS OF JUNIOR CHOIR R. Keating, Vice President, B. Newhouse, President, I.. Hornbeck. Secretary, F. Baer. Treasurer. if JUNIOR CHOIR How 1: L. Erickson, L. Hornbeck, S. Giraud, B. McBride, LI. Sims, B. Bowers, N. Saron. B. Hess, I. Swartz, E. Klumpp, I. Gordon, M. Cooney. Row 2: M. Hellmann, P. Howard, P. Kimble, L, Schar, I. Constabile, B. Maxwell, M. Zentner, N. Veremis, A. Carlson, P. Keating, P. Gilkinson, I. Leyerle, L. Gumz, I. Larson, W. McGrath. Row 3: W. Eadie, B. Planch, I. Hoerqer, E. Campbell, S. Olson, C. Petersen. I. Michaels, H. Bradford, M. Moore, F. Yarnall, G. Lapin, R. Chiappe, M. Alleman, I. Ream, R. Swanson, M. Iohnson, B. Nelson. N, Verboomen, P. Berqlund, B. Brattstrom. Row 4: B. Bentsen, B. Nelson, G. Paerber, S. Mands, M. Newman, D. Mead, B. Condon G. Simon, L. Weitzman, S. Spira, C. Shaw, W. Peard, I. MacLeod T. Cole. E. McMahon, D. Weber, R. Sedlack, T. Mitchell. How 5. F. Baer, C. Paesler, C. Crist, I. Stewart, P. Lambert, B. McI.ain M. Letchinger, M. Goldberg, E. Hayden, D. Heminqer, B. Newhouse B. Freed, B. Burchett, I. McKenney, C. Enos, E. Brinqe, R. Krohn P. Iohn, B. Kelly. U. , x.. f' A- The calibre of the Hirsch Band cmd Orchestra this year was a con- ...ANDQTHE Kano! PLAYED oN... QV - x tant sourceot amazement and pride to the student body. This was due to the relentless practice ot the band under the capable direction ot Mr. O'Hara. The band reached the highest point of its history this spring when it took an outstanding part in Hirsch's Spring Music Festival. The festival this year was composed of music by Chicago composers and was honored by the presence of many of them. Among the num- bers played was March of Youth by V. Olivadoti. As a finale the band accompanied the choral groups in a rendition of Ode to the Homeland by Noble Cain. BAND Row 1: B. Hoskins, G. Smith, A. Fleishman, R. Gardstrom, H. Froehlich, A. McPherron, V. Siss, B. Frost D. Strauss, W. Robinson, B. Shidner. Row 2: I. Yckom, B. Pelton, M. Sinclair, H. Schintz, I. Pacente. W. Uhle, M. Hardy, I. Montalbano, S. Keyes, N. Madsen, N. Pearson, D. Ball, L. Breternitz, I. Hynes, I. Henning. Row 9: I. Seitz, M. Linback. B. Smith, A. Linden, B. Mentch, E. Pagels, H. Sackerson, C. Dairay. Row 4: D. Spoxre, G. Scott, E. Cisler, R. Frits, R. Beckefeld. ORCHESTRA Row 1: G. Simon, E. Wolfson, A. Schwarz, I. O'Brien, B. Bowman. Row 2: D. Swanson, D. Swanson, A. Dwyer, L. Glasson, R. La Zar, R. Schalk, W. Hughes. s I0 ana! QOH!!! 0 The Iunior Girls' Glee Club, starting on their third year, ha ' ' JUNIOR GLEE CLUB GROUP II Row 1: M. Crunelle, M Anderson, E. Nelson, M Grace, E. Oakes, B. Mc Greehin. How 2: A. Schu man, I. Coleman. D. Gim bel, T. Finn, I. Wieder, F Mentch, A. Ferro B M'll , . 1 s pouqh, D. Callenberq. Row 3' L Ols . . on, V. Iohnson, E. Bender, F. Iohnson, I. Har- mon, C. Neumann, P. Kitz- steiner, R. Olson. How 4: B. Hardesty, E. Tait, C. Cmeylcr, L. Lundstrom, I. Hammond, E. Merkell, B. Laughlin, B. Icrckson. 'k GROUP I Row 1: S. Lundquist, S. H h ug es, M. Carey, P. Riley. R. Waxman, D. Shutt. Row 2: A. Maas, S. Weaver. M. Brown, A. Parkins, I. Hertle, B. Leninger, M. Klynman, B. Crotty. How 3: I. Beall, F. Schlicht, B. Ensz, H. Granquist, I. Til- roe, F. O'Brien, M. Plevo, L. Lcvdahl, I. Mackie. Row 4: D. Schoninq, I. Hund- strom, D. Isberq, C. Carru- thers I Hott , . ner. H. Hinch, S. Mathie. THE SCALE ve established their perch in the cage of song- birds here at Hirsch. Although exercising their ability to make with the music come first, their social events are part of each semester's program. More power to you girls! You're in there chirping. l 1 PAST OFFICERS Iabovel Row 1: B. Carlisle, Secretary: I. Til- roe, President: I. Hammon, Vice Presi- dent. Row 2: B. Leninqer, Social Chair- man: M. Plevo, Treasurer: A. Ferro, Accompanist: C. N ' A ewman, Librarian. PRESENT OFFICERS Ileftl How I: M. Crunelle, Vice President: M. Klynman, President: L. Olsen, Sec- retary. Row 2: S. Lundquist, Treasurer: F. Johnson, Social Chairman: E. Bender, Librarian. PRESENT SEMESTER OFFICERS Row I: E. Beck, Presi- dent: A. Ferro, Accompa- nist: G. Gray, Treasurer. Row 2: M. Grady, Vice President: A. Horn, Secre- tary: I. Chard, Librarian: I., Iohnson, Social Chair- man, Mrs. C. Nicklaus. LAST sEMEs'rERs orriczns Row 1: G. Gray, Treas- urer: L. Newman, Presi- dent. Row 2: E. Beck, So- cial Chairman, C. Porter Vice President: D. Iohnson Secretary: M. Grady, Li- brarian, CANT HELP L Ln O Here it isf The SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB! Striv- ing for perfection, their progress and accomplish- ments shows in their superb performances. The spirit of unity prevails in this group of white-robed misses, for they learn to Work harmo- niously together under the able leadership of Mrs. Nicklaus, who untiringly di- rects their efforts. f it SENIOR GLEE CLUB GROUP II Row 1: E. Beck, Ft. Burke, B. Han- sen, V. Casey, R. Rahill, L. Evans Row 2: E. Plamondon, V. Iohnson, H. Murphy, A. Horen, L. Iohnson, H. Peterson, S. Mimer, B. Bownes. Row 3: E. Keb, I. Huster. D. Compton, P. Ambler, B. Valais, M, Levwer, C. Rehnquist, L. Newman. How 4: D. Campbell, C. Porter, V. Hanning, I. Swcrtos, M. Iansens. 'A' SENIOR GLEE CLUB GROUP I Row 1: N. Crinion, D. Walters, P. Flynn, I. Staniszewski, I. Drenckpohl, A. Ferro. Row 2: L. Hansen, B. Hoff- man, P. Elliott, M. Proudioot, I Dempsey, D. Petersen. Row 3: A Davis, V. Foster, S. Leaf, I. Chard M. Schoenteldt, G. Gray. Row 4: M Leuuver, M, Grady, S. Woods, E Madsen, D. Westlund, S. Pratt. D S s x 1' .n ...Ei ,A .... i'Il STI, . ,Alb ?ff 3 'wr ff f .-A-www 7 vl ,239 .I M CWI 3' we 1 I ? 9 ,,'f .w. fi Q 5 Umetlring ew HAS BEEN ADDED' O The Senior Girls' Club s one of the newest yet rnost promising organizations at Hirsch. Besides getting better acquainted among them selves, they hope to serve as big sisters to the younger girls O Under the able leadership of Miss Allen, their sponsor this club Wlll soon be one of the largest here at Hirsch. Girls, you really have some thing to look forward to in your Senior year. Row 1.' Miss Allen, Sponsor: Miss McCahey, Principal: Mar- ion McNeal, President. Row 2: Doris Tingey, Treasurer: Nancy Forsyth, Vice President: Rose Marie Rothe, Secretary. 'A' SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB GROUP I How I: R. Roberts. M. Elliott. S. Margolis, I. Staniszewski, S. Smith, L, VanNess, E. Haefliger, B. Sanders, M, Swanson. How 2: R. Murray, D. Walters, M. Sacks, B. Morris, I. Sandberg, L. Landlni, R. Frangella, H. Ferro, T. Liberto. How 3: A. Graziano, A. Bieringer, B. Her- man, E. Weiner, I. Fogarty, V, Carlson. P. Spalding, R. Rahill, G. Lundquist, How 4: E. Peter- se D. Katzman. M. Proudfoot. B. Kern, C. Iohnson, V. Casey, P. Flynn, M, Getty. How 5: I. Bassett. M. Fitzpatrick, T. Falco. L. Conway, L, Mann, B. Wetherf all, M. Stiller, G. Pederson, D. Peterson, M, Carlson. 'A' SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB GROUP II How I: D. Raiser, E. Koehler, T. Fresen, I. Hedberg, V. Wes! tin, M. Minster, S. Corneluis, M. Brooks, D. Olson, D, Olson. Row 2: C. Frangells, C. Murabito, P. Gilkinson, M. Scovill, G. Lau- terbach. R. Cooper, B. Solwell, L. Larson, P. Redmond. Row 3: A. Halterman, G. Gray, E. Keb, A. Rosse, R. Sanders, M. Ward, R. Fortino, C, Carvilli, How 4: I. Dempsey, A. Klein, A. Ham- mer, M, Kiteredqe, V. Camp- bell. E. Rehnquist, D. Bergman, M. Anderson, C, Samuelson. How 5: R. Koch, L. Scherer, L. Bilow D. Trischan, I, Gibhard, L. Lenn- strum, C. Pryor. Standing: R. Iohnson, V. Erickson, G. Bohl- berg, A. Schultz, M. Lindmark, I. Steinbach, D. Tinqey, F. Greenleaf, N. Forsyth, N. Lind- berg, H. Cooper, I. Sponq, S, Kcnnard, S, Konzen. 'M Cf'-T HALF A ts sy ,r tb Suggs! MILLION Owwbf 0 lust think! Half a million pounds of paper, carried, hauled, and rolled into Welcome Hall by the energetic efforts of our students and teachers. Means of transporting the paper consisted of anything from borrowed cars to little brothers' wagons and baby sisters' buggies. We owe much of the credit to Miss L, Ross, Mrs. jackson, and the Student Council for their invaluable work in promoting drives and aid in weigh- ing and tying of bundles. Uncle Sam asked us to Bale Paper to Bail Them Out e-and Hirsch came through again. To see a picture of the true Hirsch spirit and ability, come to Welcome Hall during a paper drive. It's definitely inspiring! 1 104 I 0 Money and clothes for the needy, hand-made toys for the poor children, game kits for the hospitalsuthis is the American way. We give our time, our serv- ices, and our money to the less T H E merican WAY fortunate. Our school, united, gave 51,200 to the Children's Aid Society: the sewing classes made clothing and toys for Children, the boys' vvoodshops made 850 game kits, which the Red Cross distributed to the hospitals. Hirsch serves for future America, and so lor the future world! J ,alms 'Y -'wr 'fo' 5' t fit it M , QHILDBFN5 ' 'By-x kt WM ,, www ff? my , 3 ffl -x QQ qw. 'M f ss 41 W x F ff. , s, l iilf www if 'si' ,TWV EM gf M vi sf 5 ww x Q E ,Hbl g g 2 5:2 3 M W N x af Z?0,wf5f GOT 'EM? WAR BoNDs! I Since the war, Hirsch has given unlimited service in the enthusiastic purchasing and selling of bonds and stamps. During the past three years, over half a million dollars in bonds and stamps were sold. Bond sales on various projects were stimulated through competition be- tween divisions and semester classes, and the poster club made clever and appealing charts for Welcome Hall which showed the progress of each group. Stamp purchases were also included in the charts. Stamps are collected every Wednesday during division, and then turned in to Miss L. Ross, Hirsch's War co- ordinator. The Minute-Man flag, signifying at least 9011 student monthly purchases, has flown monthly over our school. 3553455333 'F in DVWFQSDN COAL. '25OC' Slfvfom EQUALED f f ff if f if 0 The R. O. T. C., under the excellent supervision of Sergeant Alexander, has developed both in quality and strength. Now features Within the last few years have added it to the list of formost battalions in the city. Among these features is the R. O. T. C. Drum and Bugle Corps under the direction of Cadet Lt. Iames Tauscheck. The Corps is the most outstanding part of Hirsch's unit. Not only is it the back bone of the battalion, but is, in our opinion, the finest in the city. Center left: Sgt, Harold B. Alexander. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS How I: R. Nelson. Row 2: F. Hansen, A. Linden, B. Neuman, R. O'Keete, I. Robinson, F. Mehl, I. Tauscheck. B. Reid, S. Keyes, D. Strauss, W. Robinson, F. Se-lander, W. Iohnson. gmc 1 108 v How 3: A. Bulow, D. Swanberg, P. Soderborg, W. Wied' man, B. Frost, I. VanReeth, D. Henderson. How 4: W. Vest, Lt. Colonel Robert Crist Major Richard Wadoz Row l: R. Wadoz, E. Winkless, E. Bagge, G. Frost, R. Fehling. Row 2: lVl, Swartz, G. Kunz, H. Rozell, R. Carlson, I. Tauscheck, R. Crist. 'ff ever EXCELLED R. O. T. C. OFFICERS 0 The R. O. T. C. had its beginning in the law of Congress. known as the Morrill Act of 1862. It authorized grants of public land for state educational institutions, and required such institutions to maintain courses of military training. The students were not then known as the R. O. T. C., but the land-grant colleges furnished many able cfficers to the army. The purpose of the R. O. T. C. is to qualify selected students for position of military leadership and appointment as re- serve officers of the military forces. The R. O. T. C. as a school for citizenship, lays a founda- tion by stressing habits of precision and orderliness, discipline and self-control and by promoting good physical department and patriotism. Hirsch's R. O. T. C. has held honor ratings since its origin in 1937 and has been a third place school for the last three years. Under the command of Cadets, Lt. Colonel Robert Crist and Major Richard Wadoz, we hope to obtain first place in our Federal Inspection on May the fourteenth. Besides their regular activities the R. O. T. C. acts as ushers at school programs, as hall guards and as fire guards. The presenting of the Color is done by the Color Guards, which in our opinion is one of the snappiest in the city. lt 109 i Cmletf, CF TODAY - L 4 1 R. O. T. C. COMPANY A How I: I-l. Doyce, D, Nelson, G. Frost, R, Carlson, R. Lundquist. Row 2: R. Richerme R. Sahs, S. Bernsen, A. Tenny, W. Buettner, M. Schneider, I. Dunmore, W. Gobell, L. Peter son, W. Mayors. Row 3: B. Sorkin, O. Schubert, R. O'Connor, C. Butcher, I. Elliott, H Iohnson, M. Iensen, R. Meyers, A. Costas, L. Rosenberg, R, Sheldon, R. Fick, R. Richardson How 4: D. Gassler, I. Smith, I. Burbach, R. Scheibel, R. Dennis, B. Iackson, I. Etten, R VanReeth, R. Reilly, D. McGrath. R. O. T. C. COMPANY B How I: C. Kunz, R. Wadoz, E. Baqqe, H. Rozell, R. McDonnell. Row 2: W. Teschner M. Larks, A. Tenny, R. Gordon, G. Faerber, N. Miller, F. Hoidahl, T. Frale, E. Ruebensam P. Hylancler, W. Knospe, D. Hopkins, R. Condon, F, Baer, E Schumacher. Row 3: R. Rich ardson, W. Olson, C. Enos, G. Ponche, W. Ashley, R. Sedlack, P. Lambert, R. Horton, L Hnqler, R. Hayden, T. Meehan, S. Frooman, D. I-lornbeck. Row 4: G. Trewart, G. Mitchell P. Olson, I. Adduel, F. Stanek, E, Keatinq, I. Penunger, D. Heminqer, R. Forsythe, G. Waqner 110 I icem 0 F TOMO RROW R. O. T. C. COMPANY C R C 'st D Bergman How 2' N Cohen, Row J: D. Iacobson, R. Fehling, E. Winkless, . ri , . . . . R. Yates, I. Halloran, E. Zzxmkin, D, Potter, M. Ruskin, I. Iones, I. McClain. How 3: S. Manos, G, Baudwin, R. Game, R. Coleman, A. McPherron, I. Bitcon, D. Bitzer, E. Frame. ' H. H mer, F. Steqman, P. Francis. Row 4: C. Paesler, A. Moritz, C. Crist, T. Groset, a R. O. T. C. COMPANY C M Swartz R Kanyo I Vance How 2: H. Mc How 1: C. Manos, I. Magee, S. Salvino, . , . , . . Whinnie, I. Frederick, D. Iohnson, G. Anderson, R. Kirk, R. Scott, R. Hult, C. Neumann, R Wilson. Row 3: D. Goftin, W. McGrath, I. Ptingst, I. Good, I. Tait, T. Newman, I. Scanlon B. Kost, D. Eulass, R. Swanson, W. Gill, I. Gellings. Row 4: D, Goff, I. Iohnston, R ' ' E , D. Demke. Quanstrom, A. Fleishman, I. Martin, I. Beatty, R. nos V 111 N WE GO arcking . . . 0 Marching over the streets of Chicago like the soldiers march over the battle fields of Europe these cadets help to keep alive the memory of that day not so long ago when men tried in vain to fight the war which was to end all wars. The Hirsch battalion is ever willing to cooperate with Eaton-Priddy Post of the American Legion by their participation. Center Right: Lt. Dennis, Supervisor 'kit laorfa S E RV E ,AAMCA o Footballs, basketballs, many sports at Hirsch alert minds, teamwork, well-rounded adult life. 1k'A k'k'A k'k'k and hockey sticks represent the which develop healthy bodies, and fair play so necessary to 'k'k'k'k'k'k . .. ,...e..M1fi2'1. ,. Q f- 15. ...,. . sf. .. f 1 2.1.4.-..r5smmmi.sii...a .-Q FOOTBALL, 1945 Upper lelt How I: E. Gustafson, W. Hecht, W. Bucher, R. Ytterberg, M. Oreskovic, S. Salvino. Row 2: D. Cloppman, D. Tay lor, B. Herlin, B. Kidd. Upper right: B. Newhouse. Lower right: T. Smith, W. Bucher. Lower left Row I: D. MCDonnel. I. Wiedel B. Bosakv, L, Pantono, P. Cacheris, R. Christ, G. Smith, D, Anderson. How 2: B. Magee, B. Goll, E, Gustafson, W. Hecht, W Bucher, Co-Capt. T. Smith, R. Ytterberq, Co-Capt., M. Oreskovic, S. Salvino, W. Gabbert, B. Newhouse. Row 3: Coach B. O'Brien B. Eadie, D. Hoath, I. Krone, D. Kloppman, B. Melvin, D. Taylor, B. Herlin, B. Kidd, R. Luety, I. Pfnister, A, Lindin, I. Mclkndrews H. Doyle, Coach T, Zayner. How 4: D. Horton. E. Paqels, B. Iob, M. Gafney, I. Murray, A. Farral, M, Iacobs, W. Hecht, B. Myrick I. Adduce, M. Smith, B. Burchett, D. Lingo. I The football team, under the capable super- vision of Coach Bernard O'Brien, didn't win the South Section Championship, but to quote the words of Coach O'Brien: The season was far from being a failure. The Huskies' initial test came when they met South Shore. They fought hard but the breaks were against them with the final score of 6-0. With the typical Hirsch spirit, the Huskies profited by their errors and the ensuing week saw a greatly improved team take the field against Kelvyn Park, trouncing them, 15-O. The opening league contest against Bowen was truly a heartbreaker. Bowen cashed in on a Huskie fumble late in the last quarter for the lone tally of the game. The peak performance of the season came when a smart, fast Chicago Vocational eleven bowed in humble defeat to a hard hitting Hirsch team to the tune of 19-S! ll4v FOOTBALL-1945 0 Special recognition should be given to: Coach O'Brien, who has, in the short period of time he has been here, accomplished much and brought about a feeling of unityand cooperation among the football team: Assistant Coach Ted Zayner for his able assistance in coaching the team: the managers who handled the equipment and all the odd jobs that make up the unglamorous side of football: and, last but not least, the reserves who played well and were only a few quarters shy of receiving that maroon the coveted symbol that marks a Hirsch gridster. The advantages of football, both mental and physical, remain with the participant longer than Will the memory of the last game. In time of peace they sustain him, and in time of a national emergency, they fit him for a place in the scheme of defense of those cherished freedoms e-life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. VERSION . fr 'X , N KX4 , 'f 1 I-uRsc:H .IJMJLM CF '44 AND '45 l. Ytterberg, Ralph- Beef --Guard. Co-captain, always there light- ing and lending loyal support. 2. Bucher, Wally- Book -Guard. Co-captain, spark plug ol the Hirsch line. 3. Anderson, Richard- Dick -Guard. Changed from a hallhack to a better than average lineman. 4. Armstrong, Ioel- Cleo --Center. Handicapped by injuries, but still played a rugged game. 5. Bosacki, Bob- Bobo -Center. Bobo was at his best on the T. 6. Cacheris, Phil-- Gus -Fullback. Tough, hard plunging fullback. 7. Farrell, Al-- Gene -Tackle. Rugged, tough, and plenty hard to stop. 8. Gustaison, Emil- Gus -End. Dependable pass receiver: could snag them anywhere. 9. Hecht, Wilbur- Bill -Tackle. Smooth player with plenty oi valuable experience. 10. Herlin. Bob- Big Bob -Quarterback. Supplied the brains: was a capable gridiron general. ll. Kidd, Bill--Haliback. Hard runner and an excellent passer. 12. Kloppman, Dave-Hallbock. Past. tricky: team's high scorer. 13. Krone, lack- ol football sense. 14. Linden, Art- consistent player. 15. Luety, Ray-' a play. 16. Melvin, Bill- speed, and brains. 17. McKee, Bill- 'Iohn Melvin -End. Smart, fast and had plenty 'Marshmallow -Quarterback. A steady, poised, 'Rugged Ray -Center. Was tops at backing up Punchy Bill -Guard. Had what it takes: stamina, Wild Bill -End. Really tough: a demon on defense. 18. Murray, Iim-Halfback. Fast: provided that additional scoring punch. 19. Newhouse. Bill-Tackle. Speedy: was constant threat to all opponents. 20. Oreskovitch, Mike-Tackle. Used size and weight to best ad- vantage. 21. Salvino, Secondo- Quirt -End. Rugged, hard-hitting, and plenty tough to stop. 22. Taylor. Dudley- Dud -Fullback. Most valuable player ol the year. Row 1: Co-Capt. R. Ytterberg. Co-Capt. W. Bucher. D. Anderson, 1 Armstrong. B. Bosacki. Row 2: P. Cacheris, A. Farrell, E. Gustalson W. Hecht, B. Herlin. Row 3: B. Kidd. D. Kloppman, I. Krone, A. Linden Row 4: R. Luety, B. Melvin, B. McKee, I. Murray. Row 5: B. Newhouse M. Oreskovitch, S. Salvino, D. Taylor. a1l.6n 'if' X w r. T , 5 Iqtu' E Q '. 1 is 'E - 52 Xi if 'Q a --f:. 1 . V Q9 U' 1: : . . X Q xr a D. E gif :d'.. 'EFF' Q K,-0 R x 'S MQ' as .Sg -1 A, A, H M., ,gg , U X I f .,ffw?5f?x-QM: J Syfei fg fh ' 5 ..-v f A, f If S A TIMES TO BE mmemgere BASKETBALL HEAVIES 0 Although the Huskies did not turn in record breaking high-scoring games, they did display a fighting, will-to-win attitude through out the yeareffan attitude which the scores did not reveal. At moments it looked as if they just didn't have it: yet, when they began to hit the hoops tor tallies, it was hard to slow them down. Coached by Ted Zayner, who turned in his first full season with the Huskies , and cap- tained by Bill Benson, the squad fared much better than could be ex- pected because of a height disadvantage. The encouraging news of this season is that the Huskies are pro- ducing better teams each succeeding year. Under Coach Zayner, the second-string has been developed to such an extent that it seems almost as good as the first string. With this in mind we have something to look forward to next year. 41189 THE eam OF THE YEAR HEAVIES Column Left B. Benson .,.,AEE,EE,,,,,,,, Captain M. Anderson B. Brown n.AA,, C . . Llndell ,.,7,o.. ............Forward ..,.,,,,,, Center .........Guard L. Meister .soosov.o.,,,,,,,,,, Guard C. Nearhoff 7,,,,,,,,,,,,, Forward I. Pistello ...,,.,7,,,V,v.... Forward P. Schreiener ...,,.,,.,,,.. Guard A. Taft ..,.,,..,.... ..,,.,,,,, C enter C. Vogt 7.,.,,,, ...,....., F orward B. Wieble ....,........,,,,, Forward LIGHTS Column Left ........Guards Forwar? R. Wieler .,,.,...oo.,...o.ooo Captain I. Ball .....,.. I. Bodin ,....,.,. ,,,,,,,, D Edgren Yo..o.. M. C E. V. H T. B. Gorbien ,,,,.,, . Mueller .,.7.,.. Bhlel .......,.. ,,,,,,,,, Bruno .,.., ,.... Gonnella ,,,.,r,,,,,, Mlgllato ,,.,,,,.,r,,,,, O'Nie1 ,r.... W. Sell ........,.....,,.,,,,, B. Thompson .. ...Guard ...Guard .........Center Forward . .. .Guard Forward .Forward ...Guard Forward ............Center MANAGERS l. Wasowicz ...... Donald Wiez m s ,ak Ui S if K S 1 W ,Y 5 3 xv X' A JMS' 4? w if it N' Q 'E , . it W i. X ,K q ,M 1 f 5 5 , Es' 5' J 5 W' W, 7 fu 'ff Q Sis Q ' ui. W ' 4 'v I x ' WN xl fy x ,Q xi X Q 1- 3' E9 5 S Q- X ,.,:, 5 'Q xi 5 1 Q' .K WRESTLING CLUB How l: R. Kelly, I. Wedel, I. DeHeer, I. Cacheris, Kelleher, W. Biaggio, L. Soyster, B. Melvin, W. Eadie, B. man, C. Schmid, W. Gabbert, I. McKenney, D. Heath, M. Oreskovich, G. Smith. Row 4: S. Salvino, K. Caplinger, A. Bulow, Delnegro, Edqren, D, Kuelbs, B. Mclntosh. 'A' JUNIOR SWIMMING TEAM Clockwise: B. McClow, B. Brennen, B. Kenny, B. Withers, B. Kelly, M. Hardy, N. Hirschman. if SENIOR SWIMMING TEAM A. Dzur, D. Taylor, I. Knolls, I, Winans, W. Barnes. WRESTLING O Grunt! Ouch! Gee, that hurts! You can show me the hold but don't break my arm doing it! is the usual comment heard when listen- ing to Coach O'Brien instructing some green Gladiator on the mat. The team did very well this year and Hirsch may expect a bright future for them. SWIMMING TEAM O The team under the tutorage of Coach Harry Collins carried on as usual this year despite the fact that it had no natatoriurn in which to practice. The mermen readily displayed their fine competitive spirit when they continued to Work under these handicaps. rlzlw Davlantis, W. Bucher, l. McAndrews. Row 2: O'Brien, M a t h i e u, P. Herlin. How 3: E. Silver- GYMNASTIC xecufiuefi O Four officers, plus eight board members, makes up the G.A.A. Board at Hirsch. Not only do they know the finer points of basketball or the way to really sock that ball over the net in volleyball, but they do equally well in planning a mellow dance or their annual super duper Roller Skating Party. Every year the members strive for a one hundred per cent member- ship in the school. Their efforts this year have been rewarded by the achievement of their goal. Every girl now feels she has an active part in the largest organization at Hirsch. PRESENT G.A.A. BOARD V. Vance, S. Dcmadio, D. Holin, O. Lamb, D. Vlachcs, M, Miller, P. Spalding, C. Porter, B. Bowness, M. Alderson, S. Lundquist. 4B-INACTIVE G.A.A. MEMBERS-GROUP I Row I: A. Gorman, I. Gebhard, B. Dilley, T. Pre-sen, D. Katzman. D. Hei- nicke, E. I, McGuire, R. Cooper. Row 2: S. McClurg, S. Smith, I. Dempsey. L. Larsen, B. Colwell, L. Bilow, E. Rehnquist, M. Iensen, G. Pedersen, M. G.A.A. OFFICERS Stiller, C. cmveui. Row 3: M. word, M. A. schoenfeidr, 1. cocciu, D. Berg- man, M. Minster, I. Steinbach, I. Ayers, C. Samuelson, L. Konelos, S. Watcher. How l: V. Foster, M, Iones, M. Fitzgerald, Row 4: H. Chopu, M. Brooks, I, Spong, N. Lindberg, M. Seitz, A. Miller, V. R. Hottinqer. Erickson, R. Iohnson, I. Holt, M. M. Grady. fflzzv 'iff fi' ff' Eg .A FL' w YZ? Q ii. ,,Q,, was If W Q, A.. Y .QQK 2535 an ff Sa 3' Ft Xi 4 ' H WW, 5 if if in ,Q . ww m H 1, pw my L 3 E5 Rf 995 if 7 , xl Egg Qi gr? 51 1' Wfuswm gtg 1 , . was :fix ' ' anne? I W 9 . xg. V' :Y 5' L SH as r. www K c 'df MQW M, . ,ea A , is 'm YQ, wx. , V ., lg WH W ' QQ., W wx X X. JRR .W Q N ' Wk M wx ,sf .y fyfw A -Q , W vw 2 iv, M E' A ,gf .V ww Q fl lr ms? 'Y l jx ff asf: A f RM gr W EQ., J' W' A A s ALL SET FOR .xdcfion VOLLEY BALL S. Danadio, E. Hughes, E. Marky, C. Porter, M. Iones, M. Fitzgerald, P. Spalding, M. Alderson, V. Foster, R. Morris, O. Lamb. GIRLS BASKETBALL Sitting: O. Lamb, B. Tacker, D. Vlachos, P. Spalding, M. Feige. Kneeling: C. Nudo, H. Granquist, M. Alderson, V. Foster. Standing: E. Markey, A. Brandt, S. Danadio, A. Wilson, M. Iones, D. Burns. 4B G.A.A. MEMBERS-GROUP II Row I: B. Kern, M. Getty, P. Flynn, M. Fitzpatrick, V Westin, R. Fortino, M. Swanson, R. Kolb, S. Margolis, E. Beck, A. Manno. How 2: B. Herman, M. Proudtoot, I. Sandberg, D. Richer, D. Kosh, E. Haytlinger, B. Sanders, R. Roberts, M. Saclce, M. Gordon, D. Sharkey, D. Metz. Row 3: A. Rossi, R. Sanders, G. Conley, G. Lunclquist, N. Forsyth, M. Carlson, L. Consay, V. Woychese, D. Enroth, C. Sedlack. E. Plamondin, D. Plutz. Row 4: E. Keb, G. Gray, A. Klien, M. Kittredge, A. Hammer, V. Campbell, S. Konzen, D. Rasmussen, A. Halterman, L. Mann. I. Anderson. sw ON THE ga! G.A.A. BOARD MEMBERS flask Semesferl Row l: O. Lamb, M. Alderson, B. Bowness, V. Foster, A. Wilson, M. Iones, Mrs. V. Bartlett, Sponsor: S. Danadio M. Fitzgerald, M. Miller, P. Spalding, L. Smith, R. Hottinger CAPTAIN BALL Row 1: S. Fahsbender, M. Anderson, O. Lamb, C. Nudo T. DiCosola, P. Grubbo, D. Vlachos, I. Fireman. How 2 N. MaKev, G. Sorensen, C. Porter, M. Stein, S. Ehrmeyer D. Burns, S. Danadio, A. Wilson, M. Iones, B. Bowman How 3: R. Olson, H. Granquist, H. Thor, B. Tacker, M. Ep stein, M. Feige, F. McGovern, A. Lilly, I. Payne, D. Young Row 4: V. Vance, M. Alderson, V. Foster, I. Richardson B. Millspough, D. Schellhase, M. Miller, P. Spalding, D Holin, Row 5: D. Anderson, P. Biro, M. Fitzgerald, M. Sin clair, B. Kozisch, M. Iohnson, A. Hohnstune, A. Brandt, E Marky, B. Euguke. SOFT BALL How 1: O. Lamb, C. Nudo, D. Vlachos, M. Feige, V Foster. How 2: D. Holen, H. Granquist, E. Marky, S. Dan adio, M. lones. D. Burns, M, Alderson. ff Qui FOR ATHLETICS AT G.A.A. ACTIVE MEMBERSH' GROUP I Haw 1: P. Ambler, I. Barnes, D. Bergstrom, E. Smitha, O. Lamb. Row 2: M. Feige, P. Keating, T. DiCosola, E. Mark, D. Yates, D. Williams, R. Girard. E. Lutz. P. Howard, M. Zent- ner. Row 3: P. Prouty, D. Lyall, D. Younq. B. Tacker. L. Olsen, M. A. Anderson. B. Maxwell. B. Hoffman, H. Granquist, H. Thor, S. Brottman. How 4: P. Pier, B. Nyiri, P. Iaeschke, I. Fisher, P. Kimbie. B. Wilsman, L. Copple, I. Rankin, A. Leafqreen, M. Rossi, M. Larson. L. Gumz. B. Beck. T. Alberta. D. Faqerstrand, B. Fer- rari. I. Harmon, I. Larson. Row 5: L. Lundstrom, R. Chiappe, E. Erland- sen, I. Schulze, D. Holin. D. Burns. D. Vlachos, A. Brandt. A. Iohnstone. C. McGinnis, E. Marky, M. Iohnson, B. Nelson, V. Marian, M. Sinclair. S. Nickolaou. L. Bigelow. E. Taft, I. Nelson. M. Klynman, A. Ferrei. D. Schellhase, E. Campbell, B. Clank. -A' G.A.A. ACTIVE MEMBERS Row l: B. Henderson, N. Saron, A. Morris, I. Ianette. Row 2: M. Katsa' ros. N. Verenis, E. Berger, B. Len- inqer. S. Sadler, B. Hoskins. M. Lin- back. Row 3: G. Ottedahl, F. Yates, E. Kunkler. V. Iohnson, M. Bratt- strom, P. Berqlund. B. Carlile. B Bowness. Row 4: W. Felkins, L. Iohnson, B. Goebell, I. Gustafson. S. Burkland, M. Miller. l. Pantelis. D. Koman. Row 5: C. Porter. N. Madsen, E. Leverenz, M. Pleve, P. Rourke, I. Wox, B. Brottman, R. Elliott, I. Wolmbeq. I. Hoerqer. i' G.A.A. ACTIVE MEMBERS Row 1: C. Franqella, C. Murabito. T. Liberto, R. Franqella. H. Ferro. R. Morris. Row 2: R. Rahill. V. Casey, R. Hottinqer, I. Foqerty, D. Olsen. P. Spalding, R. Murry. Row 3: I. Staniszowski, P. Gaffney, D. Trisch- man. G. Dahlberq. E. Alexander, D. Olsen, C. Iohnson, I. Bassett, V, Carlson, I. Chard. it Gnoup 4 Row l: W. Gregg, S. Fahsbender, M. Anderson, E. Younq, N. Thomp- son. Row 2: F. Iohnson, S. Landinl. L. Briclcman. I. Fireman, L. Evans. L. Merchant. R. Anderson, I. Anderson. Row 3: G. Anderson. N. Maker, B. Bowman, V. Horton. P. Grubbs, M. Brown, E. Epstein. Row 4: R. Olson, I. Ahl, I. Payne, F. McGovern, A. Lilly. R. Peterson. N. Barnes. K. Klein. Row 5: P. Kitzsteirzer. D. Andorson, B. Nlills- pouqh, V. Vance. I. Richardson, L. Martin, A. Barich, E. Miller. Row 6: B. Iackson. S. Meurlotte, R. Andrews, M. Fogarty. P. Biro, N. Verboomen, B. Enqerke, S. Hofbauer, B. Kozisch. S. Ehrmeyer. G. Sorensen, M. Stein, I. Hammond, B. Anders. S. Donadio. DMCA FIELD-HOCKEY Upper Lelt: M. Feige, S. Danadio. 'k Center Picture: C. Nudo, F. Schlicht, V. Payne, V. Vance. R. lacob, B. Kozak, D. Holin, W. Schultz. if Bottom Picture: O. Lamb. D. Vlachos, M. Feige. V. Foster, M. Alderson, H. Granquist, A. Brandt. E. Town, D. Bums, S. Danadio. 'A' l Are you the energetic outdoor type? Do the stinging autumn winds give you wim, wigor and witality? It so, field hockey should appeal to you, as it does to the peppy misses shown above. Starting in September. the team participates in many games during the fall in Iackson Park. Clad in tunics and guards, sticks flying, you may see them racing one goal to another like streaks of 1ightning. 1 127 v MORE - N MORE- 3A G.A.A. How 1: A. Hiqht, B. Ohlquist, D. Merker, A. Ferro, Y. Smith, B. Her- old, B. Hansen, M. Cooney. Row 2: I S'itz, D. Staftel, D. Heinecke, P. Aronson, B. Bruno, M. Kelley, M. Wiebke, G. Ladd, M. Budin, B. Walsh. Row 3: M. Anderson, I. Gustaison, S. Woods, F. Ruzick, M. Schiele, V. Whitney, V. Smith, M. Leuwer, B. Simmons. How 4: M. Blitzblau, L. Edwards, P. Gresk. I. Hawkins, I. Mcrncl, C. Iulien, B. Schultz, D. Stean, I. Wellik, E. Reed. C. Merrill, M. lack, M. Iohnson, S. Melter. if as G.A.A. Row l.' V. McGoldriCk, R. Hall, E. Nelson, L. Depoy, B. Olson, I. Rickert, I. Fink, C. Neumann, I. Tilroe. How 2: T. Provenzeno, F. Shilsky, B. Elqen- son, G. Glimm, A. Parkins, I. Koontz, A. Maas, L. Provines, D. Tuova. Row 3: B. McPike, C. Olson. L. Bauer, L. Boss, I. Broo, R. Pottinqer, M. Lillie. I. Osborne, B. Pavlik, R. Schultz, N. Stanley, V. Feldhoft, E. Hottlander, B. Anderson, I. Eisel, I. Holinberq. Row 4: P. Fisher, A. Lense, B. Carr, V. Iohanson, I. Funsten, M. Donellon. Bouma, F. Gordon, A. Carlson, Gearcn, M. Iallitch, I. McGuire, H. Duhy, H. Brutyn. Row 5: A. Deahl, I.. Hawke. V. Farr, M. Ehrman, L. Waqner, D. Rite, I. Martin, L. Stanek, N. Nelson, S. Olson. S. Fleming. 'A' 2A G.A.A. Row 1: F. Yarnall, M. Christensen M. Hill, E. Sims, I. Ream, D. Vallen borq. Row 2: B. MCGreehin, B. Bow ers, C. DeSanto, S. Excell, T. Feld stein, G. Cook, R. Wolfi, M. Bishop C. Gebbicr, G. Peterson. Row 3: I Lrrycrle, S. Witt, E. Iohnson, I. Hen neqcrr, V. Reed, E. Roos, B. Valis, M Allemun, G. McLaughlin. G. Petersen Row 4: D. Anderson, H. Hibbitts, B Peiton, D. Holmgren, L. Lovdahl, I. Horslew, B. Burnes, H. Ross, I. Mich rmls, E. Cooper. 2B G.A.A. MEMBERS Row I: O. Nikonovich, I. O'Brien, P. Dunn, E. Klumpp, E. Fortz, I. Gond- smith, B. Reidy. Row 2: T. Brush, M. Smith, F. Laux, T. Loftus, I. Corriveaux, A. Braun, I. Klingen, I. Doherty, L. Speg. How 3: P, Loeftler, E. Iahnson, V. Oleson, E. Bender, P. Tauscheck. I. Iohnson, A. Milella, M. Eubanks, M. Hellmann, A. Iohnson, D. Sporre, I. Yekom, A, Iensen. How 4: D. Petros- key, D. Lehmann, C. Chirikos, F. Pan' tehis, A. Zales, W. Hilenberq, H. Kanz. A. Ambler, L. Schar, B. Utberq, V. Kaufman. How 5: C. Klein, H. Mel- quist, V. Berggren, B. Laughlin, S. Handel, S. Iohnson, B. Kristufek, N. Lee Worth, L. Larson. ir IA G.A.A. MEMBERS Row 1: P. Hanson, I. Gordon, B. Zack, E. Iensen, L. Hansen. Row 2: G, Iones, D. Linne, L. Lamb, M. Watkiss, S. Gi- raud, A. Davis. Row 3: D. Compton. D. Campbell, D. Hutchinson, S. Pratt. 'A' IB G.A.A. MEMBERS How 1: M. Crunelle, N. Richards, L. Goldman, D. Shutt, I. Iohnston, M. Nel- son, B. Gardner. How 2: S. Bedding, L. Nielser, D. Limperio, D. Ball, M. Iacobson, D. Galis, P. Riley, B. Rotondo, D. Wilkins. How 3: E. Kennedy, D. Siegel, B. West, S. Rosen, M. Klemp- ner, S. Speyer, B. Glickmar, I. O'Hara M. Carter, M. Miller, M. Epple, F. Iohn- son. Row 4: M. Wynne, E. Tauber I. Nelson, R. Olson, N. Plant, P. Car- ney, C. Fitzpatrick, V. Iohnson, I. Fried- herq, I. Swartz, R. Kralv. CC 77 66 77 WITH AN -WITH AN 0 The only requisite for membership in the newly organized Letter- men's Club is a letter in any one of the seven sports at Hirsch. Under the sponsorship of Mr. O'Brien, the club is promoting a feeling of good- will among fellow teammates and encouraging high ideals in sports. STRICTLY ROGER O These cheerleaders are forever ready to get out and give, bringing the crowd to its cheering height. With their backing, our teams, win or lose, are assured of always being loyally supported. LETTERMEN'S CLUB How I: C. Voqt, I. Mc Andrews, B. Healy, B. Herlin M, Gorbien, D. Edgren, I Harrington. Row 2: L. Meister I. Pistello, L. Petro, W. Barnes B. Thompson, C. Lindell, W Sell, How 3: P. Cacheris, G Barnett, D. Taylor, I. Murray W. Gabbert, A. Linden. P Schreiner, How 4: D. Ander son, B. Melvin, W. Benson, E Gustafson, Glatzhofer. Anderson. A. Bryson, E D. Kloppman, M How 5: B. Brown S. Salvino, I. Masterson, C Mueller, B. Bosacki, M. Oresks ovich, D. Weiss. How 6: Tcrrgos, B. Weible, H. Weiler B. McKee, B. Hecht, I. Krone A. Farrell, B, Newhouse, R Luety, W. Bucher, R. Ytter berq. Center: Betty Carr. if W in .R I sf? I i CHEERLEAUERS W Air .5 Standing: P. Gilkinson, E, Si' If Ballard, B, Abels, M. Siewart S. McClurq. Kneeling: B, Carr L. Larsen, E. Krause, R Spear, B. Schultze, S, Bouma, C. Pryor. it TRIANGLE 1242 LAMBRECHT'S BAKERY A. LAMBRECHT 851 E. 79th St., Chicago SAY IT WITH FLOWERS SCHROER-IOHNSON DISTINCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS 527 East 79th Street Tel. Triangle 8118 ITIOSSI' STENOGRAPHIC o SECRETARIAL Gregg-Pitman Attention: June Graduates SPECIAL REVIEW AND DICTATION classes -either Day or Evening-for the June PITMAN graduate-under the direct super- vision and instruction of Mr. Moser, author of Pitman Speed Drills. Advanced shorthand students may start any Monday. Beginning classes- GREGG or Pitman-start July 2: Sep- tember 4. WRITE or CALL FOR FREE BULLETIN 57 E. Jackson WABash 7377 For 31 years leader in commercial education. SCHOOL SUPPLIES CASEY'S ACROSS FROM SCHOOL SPORTSWEAR FORTHE TEENS PAU1..'S SMART SHOP, Inc. B37 E. 79111 St., Chicago PHONE STEWART ness FOR THE GRADUATE A WATCH FROM WITTGREN'S IEWELRY 544 E. 79111 sneer HERE JONES COMPANY CLASS RINGS, PINS ANNOUNCEMENTS TROPHIES, MEDALS CLUB, FRATERNITY AND SORORITY PINS WILLIAM CAMP, REPRESENTATIVE Phone-STAte 2378 32 West Randolph H I R S C H HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION EXTENDS GREETINGS AND FELICITATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO liigytmw . I ,I ' ,W I I xtx X GEORGES GRILL 804 E. 79th Street . STIGALL'S PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL PHAIIMACIST Prescriptions Our Specialty Ask your dpetor A C. B. STIGALL Phone TRIangIe 3981 7558 Cottage Grove Ave. TONY'S SUPER SERVICE LUNDQUIST MARKET 1319 East 79th Street O wk South Shore 9074 We Deliver EXPERT TIRE BATTERY Compliments of BRAKE MIDWAY RIDING SERVICE ACADEMY 7616 COTTAGE GROVE PHONE RAD 2121 . KEITH LINE e-'slow O Inf rg Chop Suey-To Take Home . Nt . PC1335 F023 lgglidergftu A . COMPLIMENTS ny Tzme-Anywhere - WU . 1045- OF - v ' ,Af so X w 1 1 1 IT'S IACKSON'S - -' ' - FRIEND 7520 Cottage Grove Ave. FOR FINE COATS, SUITS AND FUHS W. E. BRIDGMHN mafafafe ' Worfgage olloami ' .QHJMPHIICQ 'A' Telephone Vmcennes 7700 7909 CHAMPLAIN AVENUE CHICAGO 19, ILLINOIS 134 COLUMBIA ELECTRIC SHOP Everything Good in Recorded Music 524 EAST 79TH STREET Phone Stewart 6440 FOR TASTY HEALTHFUL EATING PATRONIZE The HIRSCH LUNCH ROOM MRS. GREENE, Manager GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH TRIANGLE 0254 GIFTS THAT LAST FRED W. PEDERSEN Ieweler EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR DIAMONDS v - WATCHES CAMBRIDGE AND FOSTORIA CHINA MEMBER GRUEN WATCHMAKERS GUILD 547 East 79th Street FOLLOW THE CROWD to B A R N E S 7900 Ingleside Ave. Red. 3434 Style-Quality and Low Prices To-day and Every Day di F R A N K ' S 7422-28 Cottage Grove Ave. MANDEL HERMAN SERVICE DRUG STORE Prescriptions Filled Ioin Our Rental Library DISTRIBUTORS OF LEADING COSMETICS 8000 Cottage Grove Ave. Ste. 3800 EDDIE'S SANDWICH SHOP Sodas, Sandwiches, Sundaes STEAKS AND CHOPS 1351 E. 79th STREET Good Food at Reasonable Prices GRASS SEED FERTILIZER GARDEN TOOLS LEE HARDWARE, INC. EINAR IOHNSON Household, Electric, Plumbing and Janitor Supplies 843 E. 79th Street Rad. 3312 Compliments of ' 'Roy EPOHN' 'X ALDERMAN OF THE EIGHTH WARD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES HARRIS PHARMACY 7900 Drexel Ave. 905 E. 79th MULTI-COLOR FOLDERS CATALOGS ART WORK ENGRAVIN G BROADSIDES ASHLAND PRESS COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 7646 Cottage Grove TRI. 4318 EE PRIVATE AMBULANCE Si! Since 1893 ADAMS FELDHOFF 6- WHITESEL AIR coNomoNEo FUNERAL HOME 7350 Cottage Grove Ave. Phone STEWART 0076-77-78 Personal Service Assured LADY ASSISTANT LEO'S GRILL Try Our Frosted Malts We Make Our Own Ice Cream TRI. 5322 1136: H' ' its . T,gg5:g:g:5:-' ' E uf SERVES BEST VES TWICE MARQCDN PHCTQGRAPT-IERS 744 EAST 79th STREET BEST WISHES TQ THE GRADUATES CDF 1945 E R GR4 F Y' TRIANGLE 4940 N I, 33.2 'Yo' HX 2 vu 917 0 W .bv '76 I x J 1 ff I ga I May f A fD,4R I THE INLAND PRESS, INC. 328 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET, CHICAGO may ann! mga .Sizruice Call upon us for: CATALOGS . . . BOOKS . . . BOOKLETS . . . TARIFFS YEAR ROOKS . . . DIRECTORIES . . . PUBLICATIONS . . . ADVERTISING LITERATURE O .N Os '22, :Emma ovsz QI' Q woog 24, X01 is 138 JPL 5l!?!?Z6Cl:dil.0lfL . . . M ,W 1' il fl X jr W? fl 4 I 'ill -wx-I 'f its IAN v .3 I ,xg . WE ARE INDEED GRATEFUL T0: MISS MCCAHEY, for her interest and co-operation in our plans. OUR FACULTY, for their patience at all times. MR. MCNALLY, our Business Manager, whose quiet elli- ciency resulted in record breaking sales. MISS CARDOSI, for keeping our Annual bookkeeping accounts. MRS. BEECHER and MR. SNIDER of the BEECHER STUDIOS, for their co-operation on our picture sched- ules, and for photographing all of our Seniors, plus all of our groups. MR. I-IAGERTY, for his advice and helpful suggestions in layouts to improve our book. MR. CRONIN of the INLAND PRESS, for his aid in get- ting our copy ready for the press and hurrying it through. ADVERTISING PATRONS, whose ads helped to make our Maroon a financial success. GYM TEACHERS, for bearing with us while pictures were taken and retaken in the girls' gyms. LIBRARIANS, for kindly interrupting their library sched- ules and giving us assistance. STAGE CREW, for their assistance in the Auditorium. MAROON SALESMEN and CAPTAINS, for selling a record number of copies. Cl BEFORE WE ADD THE LAST PERIOD, MAY WE SAY . . . K j THANKS A MILLION FOR YOUR INVALUABLE AID AND CO-OPERATION. THE MARO0N STAFF 41391 AuToGRAPHs 'aw-7 qww fy QXQAH ' '1 '9' wah WW My . MW H017 ig - XWQWM ix? is Sfiff' Av 'nnamwmin 'fwmis-muvxra ' 1 : aim A frm' :ra v-fx-'wma .marlrmxrwz g5S gl,M?ff0y WA QQZQ fff W 3 415 Wig? ? 3 y Q3 f5 fgwfff M QS WWSW W M M XSS' Si ' 5353? K5 Q Xi? 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