Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1948 volume:

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A man secure in the dignity of work, home and friends .... a woman happy in her choice of life .... These are the goals most to be desiredg-- without them money and success are meaningless. Hirsch has taken your sons and daughters, given them the tools of education, and striven to help them always to pursue a course of action befitting their own integrity and sportsmanship. we shall both be amply repaid if our young people have achieved this understanding. ........ What more may we ask for them than they be happy, useful citizens in this fair land of ours! Sincerely, ,Wanna Q. 212.140 'F'-S5 Lf Q M e4 WN ll. X if ,U Qt Q y im argaref .yarn ey I5 our Miafanf rinciioa . . whose varied duties make her quite a busy person. Students who approach her with their problems find her likeable and understanding, possessed of an appreciative knowledge of human nature, and sympathetic to their difficulties. rogram airman L55 J 0l 0HCO UPHJIQIIT . . C7 Z? lt is she who irons out our individual program difficulties with tact and efficiency , . and always with a cheerful Word , e 'U-vi .41 Miss, Catherine Duke Miss Helen McManus Miss Florence Burke Miss Bridine Cardosi O O O feld LI'lf0 t 8 alfl LCG 0 Q Q L A Where everyone is so busy. Here, all school busi- ness is transacted with complete accuracy by our efficient staff of office clerks. an our crigrarg . . . Where helpful librarians and a quiet atmosphere make study a real pleasure. Left: Mrs. Mildred Lott. head librarian. Right: Mrs. Dorothy Denby. assistant librarian. i 4135 Mr. I. Paterson - second semester IA sponsor. Upper Iett: Miss I. Cos- grove. Miss L. Ross. senior sponsors. Upper right: Miss O. Lcrwrenz, Miss G. Knospe, Iunior sponsors. Center: Miss C. Ryan. Sophomore sponsor. Lower left: Mr. A. Prots- mcn, Sophomore spon- sor. Lower right: Miss K Bordner, Miss H. Klein. Freshman sponsors. 4 14 P 57464. Qqacuffg- Cline Olftl' CKGJJ l00I150I'5 Lf. ' Q '15 ADIUSTMENT TEACHER 2 Mass E. oiceefe 5 PLACEMENT COUNSELOR E Miss S. Fisher AIDES 2 Mrs. F. Kelly, registrar. attend- ' ance office: Miss S. Mechter- :J sheimer. safety co-ordincxfor: 2 Mr. R. McNally, in charge of E finance: Mrs. A. Iackson, spon- sor oi the Sludenl Council. an our .xgvlminidfrafiue .fdivlefi You see, Mom and Dad, running a school of the size of Hirsch is no small task. lt requires much more than the regular classroom routine. For instance, our sponsors, together with Miss O'Keete and Miss Fisher, give Wonderful service by guiding, counsel' ing, and advising us on all points from behavior to proper program selection. Mrs. Kelly checks and tiles our creditsg Miss Mechtersheimer organizes student groups whose main purpose is to further school satetyg Mr. McNally is in charge of school tunds, while Mrs. lackson is at the helm ol our all important Student Council. 4155 wed? CLP? OMF' I1 LJA tQClC QF5 Mrs. M. Krueger, Drama Club sponsor: Miss C. Fisher, Herald sponsor: Miss A. Manz, sponsor ot the lunior Honor Society. Mrs. L. Magg: Mrs. C. Perry, Chairman of the English Department: Miss I. Cosgrove, 4A sponsor. Miss L. Monaghan, Ma- roon sponsor: Miss O. Lawrenz, 3A sponsor: Miss L. Bennett, in charge of Attendance Office. 4155 ff' fp' 9 Q- 5 Y .. ln, 'i K E . 1 l .. 0 0 00 9 Of r I , M 5 .45 I ' nigh' x vw ART DEPARTMENT Miss N. Hull: Mrs. K. Parker. sponsor ol Poster Club. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Standing: Mrs. H. Kane, sponsor ol Senior and lunior Choirs: Mr. E. O'- Harcl. band and orches- fra conductor. Seated: Mrs. C. Nicklaus, sponsor ol Senior and Iunior Girls' Glee Clubs. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss A. Larson, Miss C. Coghlan, Mrs. I. Potzler. ...f 4185 Tx .,-nd 'E f !'!'F!'Y it 'I eac QP6 0!.x4rf . . . uffic . . . .. ome cononfzico . . . ociafsgycience ana! Science . . . Upper Iett: Mrs. L. Porter: Miss M. Grieve. Upper right: Miss L. Ross, Senior sponsor: Mrs. K. Bordner, Freshman sponsor: Miss F. Ieifers, Student Court sponsor. Center: Miss C. Ryan, Sophomore sponsor. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Lower lett: Mr. B. Duskin. Mrs. A. Klein, Mr. M. Cates. Miss G. Knospe. Lower right: Miss M. Wiborg: Mr. W. Selig. in charge ot bookroom: Miss S. Mechtersheimer. safety co-ordinator. Gold H: Mr. I. Belous, Miss M. O'Shen. . Q o jQCAl'llC6L all 0l'l'll'l'lQI Cl6l iQCLC QI 5 TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT Mr. I. Gleason, Mr. G. Busca, in charge ol slage crew: Mr. W. Anderson, Mr. H. Koehler, Mr. U. Koerner, sponsor of Boys' Bowling League. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss W. Mcflniif. Mr. R. McNally. in charge of Iinance. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Standing: Mrs. B. Weisz. Seated: Miss H. Klein, Freshman sponsor: Mrs. F. Kelly. in charge ol records. altendance of- lice. 420D UQ 0' 1 ana! fAe guifclero PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. V. Bartlett, G.A.A. sponsor. department chairman: Mrs. R. Roth. social dancing sponsor: Mrs. M. Kulp, sponsor ol Girls' Bowling League. Mrs. D. Tharp, sponsor ot Aquatic Aces: Mr. H. Collins, department chairman: Mr. I. Pater- son, swimming coach. track coach. Mr. B. O'Brien, tootball wrestling coach: Mr. L Mabbott, basketball baseball coach. of Sfrong gocliefi 4215 .I I 1 SAM id ow we earn our n fi6A . . . Upper left: Drumatics have their place in English. Lower Iett: Public speaking course. Train your voice by listening to your own errors. Library work is cr vital part ot English instruction. our Jafin an our loanifi Left center: Do you think Caesar could understand our Latin? Upper right: Language and customs from Peru to Panama are studied at Hirsch. Lower right: Below is a typical classroom alive with the spirit of Don Quixote cmd Fortuno .pv- :ix . , .1 x ww' f7f'GLA 'f. SLU id our YWCJA lepaffmenf. . . Math has always been and will always continue to be a major subject here at Hirsch. Essential Math, Algebra, Geometry, Advanced and College Algebra, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry may sound like Work, but they are the basis of planning our present and future life, Upper left: When mathematical minds meet. Lower left: Two heads are better than one. Right: Hml You're good! '5- x s an Olflf' ociaf Science eloarfmenf An understanding of the World is brought to us by a study ol the past. Law, politics, ancestors, living conditions are all history in one torrn or another. History repeats itself is an apt saying, and the study ot its repetitions helps to develop a more tolerant feeling towards our tellowrnan, even it at times the outlook is too dark to penetrate. 4255 THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT These are familiar scenes to all Chemistry students. Remember how long it takes to filter? A biology class pursuing the mysteries of a micro- scopic world. ...fly 4265 eloarfmenf of Science . Design lor Living takes on added meaning in this department. Down lrom the cooking room on the third floor comes the tantalizing odor of the taify apples pictured on the left. Knowing the correct method ol using a sew- ing machine is indeed cm asset these days. The birth oi a dress is heralded by the snip- ping of scissors. J Olftl' 07118 C0l'l0l'l'llCCf Q Clfflflflellff 427D jkia iff o jec ncca elaarfmenf Here is the home of future trcxdesmen, archi- tects, and engineers of various fields. In woodshop, the art of the carpenter is devel- oped, from the first sim- ple steps of designing and planning, to the fin- ished product. The print shop affords practical training for boys interested in this trade. Our machine shop, with its latest equipment, is an incentive to any boy interested in this sub- ject. 4283 . . . GHC! ABP? LU? 0CLl l'l .S7A0I fACl,l'l CLK!! 3 We glain Our fine commercial de purtment produces the typists and comptometer operators of tomorrow. Even the boys are inter- ested in learning to type ro l p per y. as you can see by the interested male spectator. Hunt and peck typists? Not at Hirsch. After two semesters of pounding the keys, these students are experts in this field. 4 29 P .7Ai4 ia fire Ql0Cll'tl'I'lQl'lt 0 Q-Elle .fdrfri . . We at Hirsch are proud ot our fine music depart ment. Besides the regu lar classes, the students may participate in the several choral groups the band or orchestra. Art classes at Hirsch have always been among the best in the city. Here, students study every phase ol art from elements of color to painting with oils. From limp masses o clay. these art students produce well propor tioned, artistic figures. 430V . anal fAe lelaarfmerzf of pkydicaf gcfucafiolz Strong bodies as well as keen minds are important lactors in building good citizens. . . . .. b H d Here at Hirsch. the students participate in competitive sports such as foot a an basketball as well as their regular gym routine. +94 4 , J 'U' 2 TOZ 2 LPED4 5 6 7 8 ' 9 V F0 if gxgqwcdvlnww Some of our brightest students at Hirsch have their headquarters in Room 315. where. mid specially printed hooks and the latest thing in correct lighting, they do their best work. f7A 4325 1 s These boys and girls are interested in a study of the eye. because, through knowledge ot it, they learn how to conserve the strength ol their own precious sense ot sight. id iff our Sgkf-Saving eloarfmenf X F- jA0ffe ll! 0 6ll Q Cl, Wdgd wor in - a an ni Af Row I: Officer I. Celmer: Mrs. Brosius. Iunchroom manager. Lunchroom aids: E. Buehler. I. Bundy, E. Gears, F. Granberg. M. Gilbeault. Row Z: Mrs. Robinson, matron. Lunchroom aids: M. Leahy. L. Congelose, E. Hass. E. Devine, A. Carey, E. Anderson. Mrs. Beegan, tru- ant oticer. Row 3: Engineering Staff: T. McClintock. R. MacDonald. M. Foley, P. Tusing. B. Hack. B. Bade, chiel engineer: C. Greene, assistant engineer: P. Leyden. A. Loiacona, Maintenance Department: Mrs. McLelland. Mrs. Gribin. Mrs. Lynch. 5 s . 1. .e , . i iw , Qu, .sd :typ 3' HIB C arenf-jeac emi dffociafion . P.T.A. OFFICERS Row 1: Mrs. W. Mitchell, Mrs. R. Eddy, Mrs. F. Stone, Mrs. A. R. Iamison, Mrs. A. Iackson, Mrs. D. Drewry, Row Z: Mrs. C. Leese. Mrs. C. Ball, Mrs. E. E. Stein Mrs. A. M. Findlay, Mrs. R. Cooper, Mrs. A. T. Kidd .1 CLF! 0111 0!AQl f5 Cllfl Sl-dfAQP5 434i P.T.A. BOARD Row 1: Mrs. O. Olin, Mrs. E. H. Goff, Mrs. F. A Swanberg, Mrs. F. Stome. Mrs. G. C. Yates. Mrs Owens: Row 2: Mrs. E. H. Iohnson, Mrs. P. Winkless Mrs. O. W. Barnes, Mrs. H. Swanson, Mrs. I. G. Siice Mrs. K. MacLeod, Mrs. E. Iohnson. . nfl' '-v Y 5 7 Rv f' 5 ...fAe. f f' A, ar X '4 HW ii' - 3. 1 f 9 Al f f . 1, A . ,QW K ff nz, 1 f:Qf1 ff ' f Q -.Q-if I' x in Af! , Z ' us Q ilmffi ' 52' 3 -LZ , QI Qi 19 5313 R 4' is PA 1 1 njkl, ' W 4J,fQ : -fl R gf?-' '45- f ' Y , Ns X, fl All QV Ev ' Q wi , I :J 4 Jr g t - f' I nn u an Haw' ' 11 'fr' Cfazm ofyune 1948 . . . 4135? OFFICERS Adelia Lilly, secrelary: Frances McGovern. vice-president: Kent Olin president: Valerie Vance, social chairman: Robert Smelter, treasurer A 'iSenior wThis one Word expresses the goal of every Hirsch student. lt is the recognition oi tour years ot hard Work of lasting friendships, and ot unforgettable memories. Clearly typifying the Seniors is Kent Olin, who as presi- dent, has capably led his class for two years. Competently assisting him are Frances McGovern as vice-president, Adelia Lilly as secretary, Robert Smelter as treasurer, and Valerie Vance as social chairman. Through their efforts, these ot- ticers have Well earned the admiration ot their classmates. 1 Jn-rug A-, T' 'Wm tix if-if 0 IEANNE AHL Simply dotes on Old Man River, French fries with ketchup, football, swimming . . . alarm clocks peeve her . . . Maroon, Civic Bureau, Tumblers, Sr. Glee Treas, GAY AHRENS Wants to see the world . . , swimrnina, steaks, 'Pea O' My Heart, Don keep her busy . Maroon Staff, Gold Nl-l MARIANNE AMBROSE l'Mary plans on a secretarial position, thrilled by iAlways , football and thick inalted milk. lr if Honor Society, CONSTANCE ANDERSON 'Conee' enjoys 'l'l'emptation , Uliatiibiiraer- with , and French fried shrimp. Activities include Clioral Club, Student Council, DOLORES ANDERSON Andy ' plans to attend business colleae , , . enjoy.: horseback ridina, steaks and Ulxlear You . . . 'iDrop Dead' . . . Choral Club, Pan-American, llrania IOAN ANDERSON 'llo enjoys 'lTwiliaht Time, football, basketball, Southern fried chicken . . . Good Gravy . . . ot- fice ass't . . , lr. Honor Society, Pan-American, GA A L g:.' KATHRYN ANDERSON ' l3u1ch's Moon Mist is l'Bill' '.,. loves steak: French fries, dislikes sloppy and late perple ' French Club, Office Asst, Drama, G A A ELIZABETH AULT 'ilaiz' plans pre-med at De Paul likes Stan Kenton and ice cream . . . Student Council, C'htin:l Club, Pres Safety Engineers. MARILYN AXEN 'iHappy hopes to attend lllini . . . aoes to' Ulxlllllll and Day , chowrmein, basketball You know what l mean' '... Choral Club. DOROTHY BALL l'Sparky lights up over 'lMy Desire , liver and spinach . . . wants to attend Wilson . . . Uleepst Creeps , . Band, Pan-American. AGNES BALOGH 'lAaaie wants to be a kinderaarten teacher 'iDream , rollerskating, fried chicken hiah on her list . deplores snobs , , , Glee Club, Pan-Arneri- can. STEVEN BALOGH Casanova Steve . , college leadina to Forr-ian Service , . Moon Facedp Starry Eyed , basketball, pork chops rate . . , Pan'American, Hall Guard NANCY BARNES Nan looks forward to becoming a nurse. chicken pot pie, Warsaw Concerto , swirnmina also rate , , Pan-American, Gold fl , ANNA BAUER i'Anna , future telephone operator, likes lWor1tler', dancing and cherry pie . . . thinks last period classes are ridiculous . . . G.A,A. 'Q CLIFFORD BECKMAN Cliff will go to colleae and make rnillians . . pork chops, football, baseball, Strina of Pearl:1', Elinor rate . football, Executive Council SCHIRLEY BEDDINGS Wants to ao to California . , . football, swirnnnnft and Near You rate with Storrny . Cliver- leaders, Choral Club, Aquatic Aces. RICHARD BELL Dick plans to go to college . . . enjoys i'You Do , basketball, swimming, French fries . hates women smokers . . . lr, Honor Society, Student Council. EDWARD K. BERGER Ed enjoys Glenn Miller's Slumber Sona , bil- ., liards . . . will join fathers business . llall Guard, Gold Merit Award, Safety Council THOMAS BERLIN Tom intends to travel but at present 'Star Dust , 'W -' wrestling, baseball, basketball and spaahftti keep i R A him busy . , . Wresllincg, Hall Guard Z. LA VAUGHN BEUCK 5 Sweet and quiet Bonnie wants to be an interior decorator , Ivy , swirnmina, hainburrters arr- tops . Maroon Staff, Glee Club PAULINE BIRO Rhapsody in Blue , swimming, spaalietti, cherry pie appeal to 'Pauly' '... will attend college 'i'I'hink l Carey . . Aquatic Aces, Pan-Air erican 437D IEAN BLANK French fried shrimps, skating, swimming are more fun than staying home says this future model . . . lr. Honor, G.A.A, Glee Club DALE BLUE This avid sports lan likes spaghetti, To Each Hi Own , The Old Lamplighteru ,... pet peeve homework, bleached blondes . , . Basketball Ba e ball, Hall Guard. MARILYN BOWEN Shorty plans for teachers college . . . 'Clare de Lune , football, hamburgers rate . . Aheml waiting is out . . . Pan-American. BEATRICE BOWMAN 'Beau enjoys chemistry, The Man I Love horse back riding and steak.. .'lIohn's Sakes Choral Club, Herald Salesman. MURIEL BRANDON Holy Cowl lean likes To Each His Own and bowling . . . Activities include lr. Honor Society Bowling, Student Council. LOIS BRICKMAN Kit enioys tennis, chicken, Star Dust' is likes tardiness , . , 'lThat's for sure . . Glee Club, Pan-American. GERALD BROWN l'lerry wants to see U. S. by motorscooter Like basketball, corn beet and cabbage, 'Holiday to Strings . . . Inter. Band. MARY IANE BROWN HM I, . . . college . . favorites are horseback rid ing, Wendy , French fried shrimps . . . Executive Council, Vice-Pres. Gold ROBERT BRUNELL Bob wants to go to college . . . fried chicken and Stella by Starlight are tops with him . Ba e ball, Choral Club. PHILIP BRUNO l'Tiny likes easy living . . . l'Sentimental Reasons wrestling, football rate , . . ilOh Boy! does he love homework' . Wrestling, Football, Hall Guard VIRGINIA BUCHEN Business college for 'llaniew . . . craves Mom cakes, Sweet Sixteen , bowling, roller skating pina pong . . Gold Sr. Glee, Bowling. RAY BURCHETT Stormy Weather , sailing, football, swimming and Polish stew appeal to Birdie . . . poor sports lonc skirts don't . , . Football, Swimming, Civic Bureau Fire Marshall. ROBERT CAMPBELL 'lScotty , our all-round athlete, likes Ulvy tur e steak , . . dislikes long skirts . . Bowling Ba ket ball, Hall Gaurd, HUBERT CARLSON I-lubiew, future dentist, thinks swimming, Swcdi li meatballs and To Each His Own are top Hall Guard Captain, Fire Guard. RICHARD CARLSON llDick likes l'Starclust , basketball and anything tha looks like food , , . Ambition? college . . . . . Football, Swimming, Lettermens Club MARIORIE CARTER Vivacious Mar1orie loves French fried huge sundaes . . . Illinois U is her goal Pete's Sake . , , French Club, Library A: BARBARA CEDERGREN Babs thinks Victor Herberts music, bowling wim ming, fried chicken are tops . . . Bowling League Student Council, Natl Honor Society. BARBARA CHARLSON 'lBarb intends to continue school, travel 1 e Near You , French fries . . . dislikes bobby sox with high heels . . . l'Golly . BETTE CICCHIRILLO Chick plans to be an interior designer chop suey, Marty and dancing are Sporty tendance Office Asst, Pan-American. MARGARET CLYMER Madge , future telephone operator . votes Hfealousien, basketball and chicken as tops For heavens sal-cel . . . Band, G.A.A. CARYL CMEYLA This future professional model loves spicy foods swimming, football . . . Till We Meet Again GAA., Pan-American. 4 33 5 MATTIE IEAN COLE Matt , a future nurzse, think hor eback Il liria f legs: are tops . . Sec. I Choir Choral Cl I Bowling League. IOAN COLEMAN l'Septe111ber in the Rain 1 1 Carrots, UAfter all , int iaie pet yeeve lr Glee Club C A X' MARY ROSE CONGELOSE With l'Mar' volleyball, French fricd hriinp ll znorerique rate high . ambition? Wil on lr C l lege , 'iHow cute . Attrntlance Office A t ROBERT COOPER Coop rates steak, football ca Heart as tops . . think na f r the birds' ',.. lr. Choir Ba ketball DOMINIC COPPOLILLO Dom , future lawyer, like Stardii I ba ketball football, Morris: cooking Clieerleaclc r C aptain Ticket Sales, MARIE CRUNELLE Marie enjoys 'Peg O' My Heart lancirg arti chokes: , . 'lWell, what do you know! Drania Glee Club, Equestrians Stamp Deleaate LOIS CUMMINGS Lo Lo , future :secretary likes I llont lxnuw Why , baseball, steak, wiinming How aho that7 ' . . . Ir. Glee, G.A A Sr Girl MARION CUMMINGS Rack to :school for M 1 Fnioy Frankif Lainels 'tWho Cares What People Say ba eball sswirnrnlng , . G.A,A, C r lr Clee Club CHARLES DARRAGH i'Dan , all round athlete 1 f iat y sire , roast beefn II asherl potatoe Rani Basketball, Froish-Soph Football SYLVIA DE NAPOLIS Pie ala inode, Stardust dancin: rfrnincl wy x f11t11'e secretary, of a aoocl tirie 1 Honor ety, G.A,A. GAYLE DRAPER HSIOTIZIYI likes: 'Until Tomo row la sbt ll ghetti, arapezt , . . familiar word In ohn . . . loves U77 homework C' A A ALICE DWYER Meri school, Hora Staccato hikina croquct frif l chicken are all for Al Natl Honor Socif ty Orclierstra, Library Amit ELAINE EATON Plans to work . . . Ari trv uiip ort chicken keep AYCTUHIIDESII bu y lr Honor Socif ty Dravna, Gold LESTER EDGREN Les enioyzs basketball huntina por chop Katie . . . Por lohnk sakel pet new girlie who :smoke and liottled blondf SHIRLEY MARIE EI-IRMEYER nSlI1l'lH plans on college like awiininina ht wl ing, hamburgers, French frie Sweet Siwitf Maroon Staff, Office Asst Safety Fnginef r RALPH EN OS l'Bud thinks Glen Mille steak, Die ala mode are Club, Ir, Honor Society MARY LOUISE EPPLE College, l'Smol-ce Gets chicken are enjoyed by Engineers., Pan-American MARY ALICE EPSTEIN Ep-py aspires to be a nur-we Likes All the Thina You Are , football, steak Cold H Pan Aineri can Leag ue EDWARD ERICKSEN Ed wants to fish for a year to the tune of Rag time Cowboy Ioe , football harnburgerw Frcnch fries are tops . . . Hall Guard PATRICIA ERICKSON Patsy thinks Thats My Desire hunting hriinp are a good deal , . . Student Council uec l ln licity Bureau, Co-chairrnan Finance Bureau SHIRLEY FAHSBENDER 'fShirl thinks Near You football w n111n1 ariri fried chicken are Hout of thi: world lr Honor Society, G. A. A, Pan-American Leaaue DAVID R. FARLOW Speed favors Purdue . . . the song is Who . . . likes basketball, all food . . . Stage Crew, Movie Club, Student Council, Gold IANET FIREMAN Wants to attend small college . . . likes cherry pie, bike riding, Sweet Sixteen' . Natl Honor So- ciety, Editor-in-Chief Maroon CHARLES I-'ITZPATRICK ' Uh says Chuck will attend college , , .likes 'iMargie , football, basketball, club house sand- wiches . Hall Guard, Fire Marshall IOHN FITZPATRICK Elmer plans to enter Michigan State College . . football, Serenade of the Bells , and Chile con Carne are favorites. MARY FOGARTY Goodenatured and friendly . . . aims to be a secre- tary . . , adores baseball and football games . , . lr. Honor Society, Office Ass't, Bed Cross. IRMA FRIEDBERG Will attend college after graduation . . , hambur- gers, pickles, swimming appeal to her. . , Natl Honor Society, Herald Staff, Library Ass't, Student Court. ROBERT FRITS Fritz thinks 'lHoney , baseball, pork chops, are tops . , Adv Band, Swimming, Orchestra. RICHARD FROOMAN Dick will attend college and continue art career . , thinks lealousie , steak, French fries are tops Basketball, Lettermens Club, Poster Club. RICHARD GADBOIS Dick plans on Illini . . . likes swimming, Judo , steak, Mamselle . , . Hall Guard. DARLYNE GARNER i'Dar wants to be a medical historian . . , likes You Do , Moms ltalian spaghetti, horseback riding , . Ir, Sr. Choir, French Club. DOROTHY GIMBEL Dot wants to study designing and modeling . . likes Fued1n', Fussin', and Fightin', ice skating, toasted marshmallows . . , Pan-American League G A A DONALD GOI-'F Don aspires to journalism. Tommy Dorseys music, football, basketball, French fried potatoes . . Picked Platoon, Natl Honor Society, Pres LOIS GOLDMAN 'Lo' looks forward to becoming secretary to a young boss , . now, ham salad, sailing keep her busy Bowling League IDA GRECO l' loves dancing and eating ravioli . . wants to become a :secretary . . her activities include Bowling League, G.A A. DOROTHY HACKMAN 'Dot' intends to go to Business College . . enjoys swimming, bowling, hamburgers, and Sentimental lourne-y G A A, Pan-American League. IEANNE HAMMOND 'lleff' wants to be a commercial artist. . . likes football, spaghetti, l'Star Dust , friendly people . . , Press, Glee Club, Poster Club, Chairman Civic Bureau ELSIE. HANSEN Answers to Ernie , swoons to Near You . football and whipped cream pies , . . GA A. DONALD HARDY Skip' plans to study drafting , thinks 'Paper Doll , swimming, baseball, spaghetti, steak are Hall right . Bowling CHARLES HATFIELD Chuck wants to be a soldier . . . enioys Smoke, Smoke, Smoke likes all sports, crepe suzettes . , . Hall Guard MARY LOU HAZEL Lou wants to attend Art School , . . 'ilfmbraceable You , football, French fries, men are favorites . . Poster Club, G A A WILLIAM HEIVIPEL Bill , future college student . . , goes for l'Peg O' My Heart , football, basketball, ice cream . . . Foot- bcfll, Basketball, Baseball. 440i N 5 . Rt., 1 ' 'ft . is 1 A f , 3 A sf A - , 1 ,aw- l 5 IOSEPHINE HERTLE NIO , business college, likes swimming, aclf, ham- burgers, dislikes people who arent punc ual . . Drama, Glee Club, Gold H , Bowling. MARILYN HILL Cute, blonde, 'Lyn likes basketball, liorseliack ri-l ing, chicken . . late people peeve her . . Glev' Club Pres, Civic Bureau, Drama, Nat l Honor Society SHIRLEY FRANCES HOFBAUER Shirt will go to college . . enioys You Always Hurt the One You Love, swimming, hamburgers . . lr, Sr. Glee Club, Math Club. WINSTON HOLMES Winst . . college . . . likes Hawaiian Wai Chant , bowling, swimming, hamburgers, smorgas- bord . . . Matti Club, Hall Guard, lr. Honor Society EUGENE HONNING Gene . . plans to travel . . . likes sports, chicken and Glen Miller's music . . , dislikes 'lnosey people Hall Guard DIANE HOOD l'Di' plans to work after graduation .. enioyn cherry pie, 'lMis1rlou and football . , . PGH-AITte Tl can League, Att. Office Asst VIVIAN HORTON In the future it's college . . now, football, Pill , and 'l'I'alk of the town' keep l'Viv busy . . Cheerleader, Student Council, Poster Club. WAYNE HUGHES A baseball fan . . . also cheers for steaks French frieri ,... goal is architectural enaineerint: . , , li Class Treas., Baseball, Lettermens Club. RICHARD HULT Swede wants to attend college . . . favorite topics inclcide swimming, golf, roast beef, French fries anil Night and Day . . . Hall Guard IOHN HYNES Wants to attend Vanderbilt University . . . 'l'eiupA tation', football, baseball, wrestling, steaks are just mellow . . Football, Wrestling, Rand. BETTY IACKSON Thinks 'Near You , hiking, riding, shririps arf 'dandy' ',,, Future plans include college Student Council, Pan-American, Publicity Bureau IOAN IACKSON Vfill attend college shrimp, sailing, Sian Ken- ton rate high . . . Maroon Staff, Aquati: Aces. Drama Club. MARILYN IACOBSON Easy going Lynn finds swimming, Swedish meate balls, Honey appealing . . plans to attend Uni- versity of Illinois . Choral Club, Student Council MARIANNE IANSSENS 'lDuchie wants to travel abroad , . . top biltinr' goes to Bess , swimming, tennis, chicken, raviola . . , GAA. IEAN A. IANZON lohnny , future stenographer, enjoys L1nily', skiing, swimming, French fried chicken . . Swim Club, Pan-American League. MARTHA IERNIGAN Terry ,.,, sweetness personified . . likes ten- nis, fried shrimp . . . wants to attend lowa State Asst Editor Herald, Natl Honor Societv. DUANE IOHNSON Swedes favorites include baseball, football, spinach and potatoes . , plans to ao to college . Poster Club, FRITZI IOHNSON Fritzi plans on designing and rnodelinc school, but meanwhile bowling, dancing, and Near You are her interests . , . Bowling, Pan-American. KENNETH IOHNSON I don't knowlu is Ken's reply concerninr: the fu- ture. Dream , football, bowling, Mickey rate . . . Sr Choir, Hall Guard RICHARD IOHNSON Dick plans to go to college . likes 'Sertimental tourney , wrestling, football, fish, turkey . Wres- tling, Hall Guard VIVIAN IOHNSON With Swede , fried chicken Moonlight Sonata , and basketball are tops . . . Ambition? Comptome- ter operator . . . Sec. Sr. Glee Club, Pan-American League. 4415 1 nf -I-H 1 l IOANNE IOHNSTON O goes for barbequed ribs, tennis, swimming . . you'll find her working after graduation . . . Herald Salesman, Glee Club. DONALD KAPLAN Don , future dentist, fills his time with M1serlou and eating thick steaks Don't bother me . . . Maroon Staff, H G. Capt., Movie Club. BEVERLY KIDD Stardust , football and Klades' specials rate with Bev . . . pet peeve, people who are always late . , . Cheerleaders, Student Council, Pan- American. IOHN KING Alter graduation, Rocky wants to travel or go to college . . . likes Temptation , basketball, foot- ball, chicken . . . Fire Guard, Hall Guard. PEGGY KITZSTEINER Peg desires college . . .partial to basketball games, fried chicken and Dori . . . frowns on wise boys . . . Ir. Choir, Publicity Bureau. KATHRYN KLEIN Kay wants to attend Augustana college . . . en- joys hamburgers, swimming . . . Choral Club, Civic Bureau. MARYLEE KLEMPNER Lee enjoys French fried shrimp, horseback riding . . . dislikes sloppy people . . . Advertising Mana- ger of Herald and Maroon, Clerk Student Court MARY KNIGHT Looks forward to attending college. ..en1oys baseball, tobogganing, pizza pie , and Near You' , , . Herald Staff, Civic Bureau. BETTY KOZISEK its a toss for first place between skating, swim- ming, White Cliffs of Dover and turkey , . . GA A IACQUELINE LAPPE jackie considers chop suey, Malaguena , play- ing bridge Hgreat' '... after graduation college . . Natl Honor Society, Maroon Staff, Student Court. MARILYN LAPPE College, Broadway Lullaby , sports, fudge with horseradish appeal to 'Blondie' . . dislikes dis- agreeable people . . . GAA, Pan-American League EDWARD LARSEN University of Michigan will claim Ed . . , aspires to be an M D . . Hall Guard Captain, Ticket Salesman RONALD LAUTERBACH Ron thinks Till Then with the Mills Brothers, and spaghetti are tops , . . Choral Club, Pan- American RICHPLRD LAYMAN Sam plans to go to college after graduation . . . his favorite song is Stardust , while his favorite girl is Gloria . . . Hall Guard DAVID LEAMY Dave . . . college . . . thinks Oh You Beautiful Doll with Chuck Foster, swimming, skiing, spa- ghetti are tops , . . Ir. and Sr. Choir. IEANETTE LEVINE 'Nettie' will make her millions and then travel for forty years l'Ole Man River , steak, French fries Choral Club. ADELIA LILLY l'Dee Dee goes for April Showers , football, bowling, and imported cheese . . , Advanced Band Pan-American League, Safety Engineers. DOROTHY LINDMARK Dottie is fond of football, smorgasbord, Tex Beneke's Moonlight Seranadeu . . . Poster Club, Pan-American League. ANGELINE LOCASCIO Angie finds You'll Never Know , dancing, roller skating, steak and French tries most enjoyable . , Ya-huh . Stamp Delegate, Maroon Captain. EVELYN LOUGH Ev finds Tea for Two and Warren very enloy- able . activities include Poster Club, Gold Pan-American League. LOREL LUEHR Will attend Beloit college . . . swimming, bowling, Miner Dunn hamburgers are lust fine . . . Pan- American, Gold GA A. 1425 NANCY MAKER l'Nance's favorites are baseball, steak, cherry pit: dislikes homework over the week-end . . Choral Club, Natl Honor Society SONIA LUNDQUIST Sunny , little and cute , . . aims to be a nurse, partial to swimming, dancing, football, sirrcrgasbord G A A, Sr Glee Club FORREST LYDDON 'lWoody is looking forward to college enjoys football, swimming, hamburgers, French fries . . Maroon Staff l-lall Guard, Fire Guard IAMES MALONEY lim plans college , likes Rhapsody in Rluef football, chicken in the rough Student Court and Council, Gold Choral Club, ANNE MANES Swell , says Pinky to swimming, French fried shrirnps, 'Begin the Eeguinew . . Librarian A:::s't, Sr Girls SHIRLEY MANTHIE Future stenographer , , . likes Dream, Dream, Dream', football, chicken, dislikes unpunctual people , Ir., Sr. Glee, GA A IAMES MARTIN lim will attend forestry school like.: football but can't stand people who ask silly questions , Band, ROTC Bowling RICHARD MAU Dick plans on commercial photography , . likes basketball, froglegs, and Trumpet Rhapsody . , . St Court, Choral Club, IEAN MCCARTHY Wrestling matches, French fried shrimps and pickles My Man arc Peggy's favorites. . but not people who are late , . G A A FRANCES MCGOVERN Dream , football, hamburgers rate with Mickey . . lr and Sr Class Vice-Pres, Drama Club, Swim Club, Safety Engineers. IEANNE MCGOVERN Mickey , future secretary, thinks lealoi,sie , vol- leyball, bowling, hamburgers are tops . , Bowlinfl League Pres, So Chairman, Glee Club, Gold HH' THOMAS MEEHAN Goshl Toms going to college to take a com mercial course baseball and ice creavn rate activities include Hall Guards, ROTC LORRAINE MERCHANT Lorrie loves steaks, football, Stardust pet peeve is conceited people . . , Pan-American League, Gold Library Asst ANITA MICELI Emiley likes bowlina, swimming and Near You . , . dislikes conceited boys . . Studen' Council, Herald, Maroon and Ticket Salesman, Choral Club ELAINE MILLER Plans a commercial course . . . likes tunafish, swim- ming, Dream . dislikes snobs . . Aquatic Aces, Maroon Staff, Glee Club, Office Asst IUANITA MILLER Plans pre-med dislikes lab periods, liker Twilight Time , swimming . Natl Honor Society, Student Court, Student Council. MARILYN MILLER Take lt Easy . . Ambition? college . . Molly likes Gene Krupa, Opus No l, apple pie, ham- burgers, Gold Publicity Bureau. CAROL MILLS HC l, , future Purdue student, likes swimming, golff ing: roast beef, steak are a great temptation . Choral Club, lr, Choir, Pan-American IOHN MORRISON lohnnie is interested in flying school, The Girl That l Marry , roller skating, E H and Dagwood sandwiches Orchestra, Stage Crew IEAN MOYNIHAN l:et Me Love You Tonight , volleyball and ham- burgers rate high with lean . , Glee Club, G A A. PAULINE MUENCH Paul is continuing school mlikes 'Becausef swimming spaghetti . G A A, Senior Girls Club, Sight Saving Asst, Pan-American, 4435 SHARON MURLOTTE Sharry plans to be a Mrs soon after graduation . . , roller skating, fried chicken are favorites . . . Maroon Capt, WILLIAM NAGY Bill wants to attend college . . enioys baseball, football, and chop suey . . . Gold Math Club, Pan-American, Choir. IUNE NELSON Future secretary . likes Deep Purple , turkey, football , . dislikes conceited people . . . Bowling, G A A. MARILYN NELSON Fried shrimps top llMarls favorites, with For Sen- timental Reasons' running a close second , .. thats for sure . . lr, Honor Society, Choral Club Cir. Manager Herald, Maroon Salesman. ARTHUR NICHOLS Art , future U. S. paratrooper . . . Peg O' My Heart , swimming, football, chicken rate , . , Hall Guards, Photo Club. LILLIAN NIELSEN Lil has craving for smorgasbord, fried chicken, football games . . anxious to attend college in Ne- braska , Choral Club, Student Council CHARLES NORTON Chase . , huntin' grissly b'ars, Sunny Side of the Street , basketball, swimming, bananas rate ...Basketball Swimming, Lette-rmen's Club, Sr, Choir. FRANCES O'BRIEN Fran wants millions and a trip around the world , enioys Angela Mia , basketball, steak, French fries . . . Sr Glee Club. DARLENE O'DONNELL Dar . swimming, To Each His Own and fried chicken really rate . . .dislikes narrow minded people . Maroon Captain, GA A IOAN O'HARA 'lloan desires college with Peg . . . partial to foot- ball, fried chicken, Nick . 4 frowns on wise boys . Gold Publicity Bureau. KENT OLIN Likes Stormy Weather , football, California .. check thatl . . . Ir. and Sr Class Pres., Football, Swimming, Letterman, Nat'l Honor FRANCIS OLSON Olie aoes for llClGlT de Lune , baseball, bowling, fishing fried chicken . . . Stage Crew, Sr Choir, Safety Engineers ROBERT OLSON Give Bob bowling, baseball and potato salad and hell be happy . . Gold Movie Club, RUTH OLSON Ollie , infectious srnile . . fond of Stardust , hamburgers, French fries, football games . 4 . Maroon Staff, Ir. Honor Society, St, Council LENNART OLUND Olie future carpenter , Begin the Be- guinew, basketball, baseball, swimming, smorgas- bord appeal . .Maroon Staff, Stage Crew, Asst Manager, Sr Choir AILENE OSTROM Crisco wants to study nursing at Evangelical hos- pital . . now she spends her time swimmina and eating broiled lamb chops, LESLIE PARKER Turkey likes Stan Kenton, basketball, baseball and turnips .plans on commercial art school Basketball Team, Poster Club, Publicity Bureau IEAN PAYNE leanie's likes include fried chicken, baseball, foot- ball . has been a member oi the Ir Honor So- ciety and G A A Board. ELINOR PEARSON El enjoys Cliff , Stardust , chocolate eclaires . pet peeve'P tardiness activities include Gold lr Glee Club, GA A DONALD PETERSON Pete dotes on midget auto racina, fried chicken, baseball, and Night and Day are tops . . Wrestling RUTH PETERSON Plans on North Park college, Pete's pet expression? Oh fine ' , . dislikes damp days, likes smorgas- bord . . . Choral Club, Drama Club, Gold 4445 .., 'A 1 I 'Q A inf x fu., 6' New rf if H' l-'laiiif'-1+l cu 3, -2 .L Q Q -. ee K I-Reiki. vi i VINCENT PETERSON SL. Pete' . . . school and travel . . . enioys Smoke, Smoke, Smoke , swimming, fried chicken , . . Swim Team, Bowling League, Bar Association. ' IAMES PETTY -Q This fellow likes Ivy ' and hunting .. dislikes fi ' insincerity . . .lim plans to attend University of ' , r Illinois . . . his favorite activities are women and .R ' f ' football. if NORMA PLANT ' ' Thinks bowling, steaks, French fries, I Wonder ,.'-' 'S Whos Kissing Her Now are Hpretty cute' , . . Of- fice Ass't, Bowling League, G.A.A. RALPH POLITANO l'Ralphie will attend business college . . .likes A Gal in Calico , basketball, spaghetti with meat- balls . . , Basketball Team, Lettermens Club. RICHARD PRICE Rich enjoys listening to Clare de Lune .. partial to football, pork chops . . . Hall Guard Chief, Executive Council, Student Council and Eire Guards. , t ' RALPH PROVENZANO I ' Irish plans to work alter graduation . . neil take baseball, thick steaks and Blue Skies any day. ' SAM PROVENZANO Entering college . . . likes Thats My Desire , base- .if ,ft 1- E -4 ball, basketball, football, fried chicken . activi- ties are Baseball, Basketball, I-lall Guards' Captain, W , Lettermens Club. RICHARD QUANSTROM , ' lust a second' '... Dick plans college at Ripon x . . . likes potatoes, gravy, and swimming . . . i Maroon Staff, Book Room. X CHARLES REINHOLD A All kinds of food rate with Chuck . . . also bas- - ketball, swimming, and 'Stardust' '... looks for- ward to Illinois . . . Basketball, Swimming NORMAN RENO Norm is snaphappy over photography, clarinet boogie, baseball, fried chicken, and luscious girls , Camera Club, Movie Club, RICHARD REYNOLDS In the future, its Illinois Tech for 'xDick . . sold on football, Near You and fried chicken . , . I-Iall Guard. NANCY LEE RICHARDS Nance likes l'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes , swim- ming, football games, fried chicken . . . lr. and Sr. Glee Club. IUDITH RICHARDSON , I ludy , sweet and amiable, plans to attend De Pauw 'i - ' U . , football games, swimming, cherry pie rate ' high . . . Drama, Natl I-lonor Society, .- IOANN RIFFICE - Riff , a future co-ed, thinks Black Magicw, tobog- ' ganing, French fries are wonderful . . . Pan-Ameri- -- can, Glee Club. I ' PATRICIA RILEY 'lPat's immediate future is college . . . My Buddy . . . tennis hamburgers . dislikes people who are late , . , Pan-American, Drama SELMA ROSEN Saks future is interior decorating . . , horseback riding, baseball, dill pickles, 'Stardustu rate. . Maroon Staff, Herald Co-editor, Merit Award BETTE ROTONDA Red wants to become an interior decorator . . . Frankie Laine, swimming and fried chicken rate Pan-American, G A A IOYCE RUSSELL Ambition? secretary tops are classical inusic, swimming, horseback riding . . . Choral Club, Bowl- ing, lr. Honor Society IEAN SAMMONS 'IJ 'lSam , future X-Bay technician, claims l'Rhapsody ' in Blue and spaghetti as her favorites . . . lr. Honor Society ANNETTE SANDBERG Ambition is Augustana . . horseback riding, Tri I-Ii-Y, banana splits rate high . . . Sec lr Choir, Choral Club, Student Council. PHYLLIS SANTORO Phyl aims at designing . . . fond of swimming, dill pickles, dancing, and Thats My Desire . . . Swim Club, GA.A. 445i ANITA SCHEIBEL Netes , future private secretary, thinks Warsaw Concerto , hockey, football, midget auto racing rate . . . Ir. Choir, Choral Club. MARIAN SCHMELTZER Mary plans to be a secretary . . . baseball, French fries, steak and Yours rate . . . Pan-American League, GAA. DOROTHY SCHONING Dar prefers baseball smorgasbord, Star Dust . . . would like to travel after graduation . . . Glee Club, GA.A., Pan-American. ROBERT SCHRIVER Ask Bob how the basketball is and he'll tell you, mellow . . . his activities are Basketball Team, Intra-mural Basketball, Pan-American, WARREN SCHROEDER Rip , enthusiastic California fan, looks toward U.C.L.A. . . partial to hunting, skiing, fried chicken . . Bowling, Sr, Choir. AGNES SCHUMAN Aggie likes dreamy waltzes, baseball, barbecued spare ribs and French fries . . . dislikes homework . . . GAA., Glee Club, lr Honor Society CARL SCHUYTEMA Scotty looks forward to college . . . likes Rhap- sody in Blue, swimming, hot dogs, baked ham . . Student Court. DORIS SEASTROM Nurses training, Temptation , dancing, tuna fish and coke rate with Dar . . . Ir. and Sr. Glee Clubs. ROBERT SEIPP Toreaclor Song , baseball, tennis, steak are favor- ites of Bob . dislikes late people . Senior Choir, Gold IUNE SHIELDS Shorty doesn't believe in tardiness . . . fond of dancing, baseball, hamburgers, Swede lohnson Peg O' My Heartf . . Gold Pan-American League. PATRICIA SHIPNER Pat thinks Stardust , football, steak and French fries are tops . . . in the future it's University of Indiana . . . Gold GA A DOLORES SHUTT Red looks forward to modeling . , . an enthusias- tic football and basketball fan . . . drools over My Wonderful One . . . Senior Glee, G.A.A. LYNN SINGLER Lindy , another college fan, likes popular songs, swimming, ice cream . . Herald, Swimming, Glee Club PAUL SKOVLUND 'Skovie , a basketball enthusiast . . . also steak n' French fries, HI Wonder VVho's Kissing Her Now rate high . . . Sr. Choir. ROBERT SMELTER Big Ed plans on entering college . . . baseball, basketball, steak, French fries, Sentimental Iour- ney rate high . . . Choral Club, Intramural Basket- ball. BILLIE SMITH Willy loves dancing, oysters, football, Tempta- tion . . abhors 9th period classes . . Pres Girls Bowling League, Pan-American, Gold IACK SMITH Smitty , good-natured plans on college . athletics, cherry pie, Rosie , by Al Iolson are swell . . . Choral Club, Basketball, Gold IOANNE SMITH lo , . . sparkling eyes . . . swimming, sailing, Foolishly Yours and apples rate high . . . Pres. Student Council, Choral Club, Vice-Pres. LUANNA SMITH Dandy Loi1's likes are swimming, shrimp, HI know . . . plans on nursing . . . Student Council, Executive Council, Choral Club. RICHARD SONNENBERG Sonny looking forward to a printing course at trade school . . enjoys fishing, football, roast pork, and Smoke, Smoke, Smoke . . . Chief Fire Guard. ERLING SORENSEN Wants to study engineering at Washington U. , . meanwhile basketball, tamales, As Time Goes By keep him busy. 446V I 1. 53 'Q 3 1 5 'Wi --rr wer- HQ 93 ti GLORIA SORENSEN Glo . . . peppy, plans on college . . . fond of ice skating, roast cluck, watermelon, Dick . . . frowns on unfriendly people . . . Drama, G A A., Gold SYRIL SPEYER UC . . . looks forward to Illinois U ,... swimming, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes , chop suey are tops . . . Pan-American League. BETTY SPIDELL Betty's going to Illinois . . likes There Is No Shore without an Ocean , football, baseball, fried chicken . . Swim Club, Gold UH' RONALD STAUB U. of Colorado is getting Ronnie . . fried chicken, basketball, swimming, baseball are favor- ites . . . Ir. Choir, Pan-American, Ir Honor Society. MARY PEARL STEIN Willie , sweet and lovely . . , looks toward Illini . . . partial to fried chicken, Tex Benekes Moon- light Serenade . . . Choral Club, Natl I-lonor So- ciety, St. Council, MARVIN STENDER Marv looks forward to U. of Cf . . basketball and mother's hamburgers are tops .. .Herald Sports Editor, Choral Club. BETTY STOLBERG Bets , future secretary . . . enioys Clair de Lune , smorgasbord . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . for Pete's sake . . , Ir. Honor Society. IOANNE STRAND Plans to study interior decorating . . goes for Stardust, Gershwin, horseback riding, swimming, ice cream cones, 1azzed classical music , . . G.A.A. WILLARD STROIVIBERG l'Willie , bard of the Drama Club, plans to be a teacher . . . Golf, Pan-American League, Student Court ludge and ROTC. take up his time. EVELYN TAUBER Ev prefers Walton School of Commerce, When You Were Sweet Sixteen , swimming, ham... Senior Choir, Nat'l Honor Society. VALERIE VANCE Val , bubbling with vitality, future iournalist, par- tial to golf, tennis, lemon cream pie Herald Staff, Ir Class Sec, Natl I-Ionor Society. MARY ELLEN VILLENEUVE Maris ambition is to be a success . . she likes Thats My Desire , Tony and chicken . . . Attend- ance Office Asst KENNETH WADE Ken desires to do commercial work . . . Near You , basketball, football, mashed potatoes and gravy appeal . . Hall Guard. DONALD WAGNER plans to attend college, and take a trip to California . Tico Tico swimming, lemon sodas rate . Band, Orchestra. BARBARA WASOWICZ Barb' loves the Man I Love , football, fried chicken . Choral Club, Drama Club, Gold ALBERT L. WELLS Bowling, football, potato salad intrigue HAI .. chooses Wilson lr College for the future , Bowl- ing, Library Asst BARBARA WEST Bobber' looks toward college. finds football, steak, Ernie Simon, Sleepy Baby intriguing . . , Maroon Staff-co-literary Ed, Gold I'I' IANIS WIEDER lan . . . looks toward Iowa University . favors horses, Mexican food, 'lStardust , football games . . Glee Club, GAA, Gold DORIS IEAN WILKINS Iudy wants to be a white collar' airl . . likes The Things We Did Last Summer , steak, and Eddie . . Stamp Delegate, GA A. RALPH WILSON Skeets plans on U. of Illinois . . bread puddinf football are UO. KY. .Football Manager, Gold Intramural Basketball STERLING WRIGHT Tenny likes raw carrots, baseball, Temptation . . . hopes to be a pharmacist . . motorcycles are pet peeve. Red 447i 4495 IACK WYAND Mouse , future collegiate, enjoys Stormy Weather , basketball, chicken . . . dislikes work . . . Basketball. PATRICIA WYMAN up .. at looks forward to college , . fond of 'iWarsaw A Concerto , swimming, tennis, steak n onions . . ' Choral Club, Pan-American, GA A. MARY HELEN WYNNE VVill attend lowa State certo . . . fond of Warsaw Con , rare steaks . . dislikes jazzed classical music . . . Natl Honor Society, Maroon Staff-co-lit' erary Ed., Choral Club. 4B OFFICERS Anne Schreiner. vice-president: Paul Anderson, president: Roberta Hodnett, social chairman: Kenneth Brown, treasurer: Lois Swanson, secretary. cmd ofyanuarg f 9 . . . The 'lquintsw leading the Ianuary Class of 49 are true representatives of their fellow students, President Paul Anderson has successfully led his class for two years. Assisting Paul are two well-liked red haired lovelies, Vicee President Ann Schreiner and Secretary Lois Swanson. Takina care of the financial problems is Ken Brown. Roberta Hodnett, their very capable social chairman, will see that the class enjoys a successful social whirl. FLORENCE ADDUCI 'lElo plans to go to college . . . enioys Stardust , football, fried chicken , . . Gold Pan-American, Stamp Delegate. DAVID AKERBERG Plans include Northwestern . . . enjoys baseball, all tancy foods . Club de Maroon, Rifle Team, Drama, Hall Guard, lr. Choir. HARRIETT ALMQUIST Wants college education . . , Vauahn MIOHFOQIS Talk ol the Town rates high, also horseback ricl- ing, swimming, hot dogs . . . G AA, Rowling CHARLES NORMAN ANDERSON 'iChuck likes Smoke Gets in Your Eyes , swim- ming, wrestling, pot roast and cherry pie , . . Let- ternierfs Club, Choral Club, Wrezstlincy, Swimming. DONALD ANDERSON Plans to retire soon . . . likes basketball, baseball, 'Sentimental lourneyw . . . just loves shririp cock- tails, apple pie . . Gold Movie Operator, ln- termural Basketball. IOANNE ANDERSON A musical career is las ambition . . . ideals are 'Claire De Lune , hamburgers, and bike riding . , Herald Staff, lr Honor Society. PAUL ANDERSON l'Andy has plans tor college. . .likes tootball, tried chicken Listen to The Continental . . . dislikes math . . . lr. Class Pres, Drama, DOLORES ARCHER Arch wants to write best seller and live oft royal- ties . . , will always like Gershwin, swimming, onion sandwiches, spaghetti . . , Gold lr. Honor Society. IOAN ARCHIBALD l'Arch . . . University oi Wisconsin . , entoys 'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes , swimmina and shrimp cocktail . . , Sr. Choir, Maroon Salesman, Cold ull . ALMA ASHLEY l'Lee plans on college . . . Star Dust , Vaughn Monroe, Erench tries and baked ham . Math Club, Equestrians, Sr Glee, G A A, Maroon Sales IOAN BOCKELMAN Windi's plans include illinois UU' Ult Had To Be You , steak and sports interest her . . lied Cross, lr Choir KENNETH BROWN Ken . . . Havent l seen you betore . Glenn Millers i'Eallina Leaves , baseball, football, college foremost in Ken's pleasures and plans . . Herald Stall, ROTC, Hall Guard. TED CIGRANG Architectural Engineering is Ciaar:: ambition . . . likes apple pie, lootball, basketball dis- likes lona skirts . . . Eire Guard GILBERT CORNFIELD Corny' plans law school, listens te Mlmaitr , enyoys tennis and Pizzapie . . . Poster Club, llereld Stall, Student Court. EILEEN CREPPS i'Chee-Weesw main desire is to travel l'Near You , swimmina, basketball, malts are 'avorites . . . 'lMoochers peeve her ',.. Swim Club, Tumblers BOB CZUPRYN College, polkas, and sports will take up Soups time in the tuture . kid sister dots on his nerve:- . . Football DONNA DE BELL llDon' plans to work in an ottice like.: water- melon, swimming, April Sltowt-rs . 'Klee WliiZl . . . she dislikes bottle blondes' . . G,A.A IOAN DILLEY Euddy wants to open a pet shop . . lil-.es loot- ball, Near You , Bob . is annoyed at short skirts . Cheerleader, Gold UH , Student Council. AGNES DONNELLY Nan , our bonnie Scotch lassie, wants to 'See the world l'Star Dust, sports, steak intritiue her . . lr. Honor Society, Gftice Astft EDWIN DURLING Ed wants to take lite easy . swoons to Stan Kenton, enjoys turkey and basketball . . Hall Guard, Eire Guard. CHARLES EHRMEYER Chuck dotes on basketball, turkey wants a job to avoid homework . . . Movie Club, Student Council 449i EARL EIKENBERRY Ike will Join the navy . . . i'Peg O' My Heart . . . baseball . . . frowns on long skirts . Lunch Room Guard. WARNER ENOS Ente enioys all sports and Italian spaghetti . . can't stand 'fsnobs' . . Hall Guard. MARILYN ERICKSON Lynn , future air stewardess, enjoys Warsaw y F f W ff I K A Concerto , bowling and spaghetti . . . Pan-Ameri- can League, GAA. ALAN FELDSTEIN Al's going to Illinois School of Pharmacy. .. April Showers and chow mein rate . . Hall Guard, Poster Club, Bookroom, Picked Platoon LILLIAN FILIPPO Lil plans a business career. . . Peg O' My Heart , swimming and roast chicken are favorites . . GAA, Glee Club. IOAN FINDLAY loan wants a college education . . Tex Beneke, roller skating and French fries ala ketchup send her . . G.AA, Gold BETTY FISHER Being a secretary, Near You and roast beef rate with Betts ',,. Pan-American, Gold GAA ROBERT FLOOD Bird finds a future in the army intriguing . . . enioys baseball, football, chicken . . . Bowling Team. PAUL I-'REUND College plans to keep him busy . . , another f'Star- dust fan , . , also enioys baseball, hamburgers . . . Intermural Basketball, Gold WALTER GABLER Rocky , owner of that gorgeous blond hair, will attend Illinois . . . Spike Iones' Blue Danube , football, wrestling keep him busy. ANN GAROFALO Ann hopes to travel . . likes volley ball, French fried shrimps, and Mlior Sentimental Reasons . . GA A, Gold PETER GIRARD Pete intends to go to college . . . 'Deep Purple , football and steaks keep him busy , . . Hall Guard IAMES HAKES lim wants to attend U. of C ..., likes Swing Low Sweet Chariot , football, corn . . . Ir. Choir. DORIS HANSEN All work and no play doesnt appeal to Dorde . . . wants college education . . . loves steak, French tries . . . Gold Band, Ir. Honor Society. ROBERT H. HARRINGTON Bob wants to work . . . enjoys I Walk Alone', sports, beans . . . Basketball, Student Council, Red Cross CAROL MAE HEDGES Carrie wants to work after graduation . . . swoons to The Man I Love . . . likes football, squash . . dislikes chicken . . GAA, BETTY HEDLUND Bets looks foreward to college . . , She Didnt Say Yes is favorite tune . . . enjoys swimming . doesn't like homework . . G.A A , Gold UH' HUGH HEMPILL Hugh plans on college . . . Shine Cwith Crosbyl, basketball, and ham rate. .. Choral Club, Hall Guard. ROBERTA HODNETT Bobby . . . has designs on baseball, steaks, Perry Como's Prisoner of Love . . . Sr. Herald Staff, lr. Honor Society, Poster Club. ROBERT HOERGER Horg wants to go to college . . . top rating goes to Stardust , swimming . . . Treas. Ir. Choir, Fire Guard, Movie Club. DENNIS HOLMGREN Baseball, swimming, ping-pong are B's favorite sports . . . likes Sunny Side of the Street , ham . . . Rifle Team, Adv. Band. 450i H .av '1 1 L. . .,-1-.ww -4 x 'XXX ?'5FJ V' If! v , t 5. A ai it DONALD IAMIESON Don is looking forward to college , , . is enthu- siastic about football, Temptation and chicken . . . Football, Hall Guard. GLORIA IARM Gorla wants to be a nurse . . . likes I XVonder . and macaroni with cheese . . . Glee Club, Gold NH.. DAVID IOHNSON Hopes to go to college . . . likes all boogie, also swimming . . , fills up on waffles . . Band. DIANE IOHNSON Di plans to be a commercial artist . . . swoons to Gershwin's music . . . enjoys golf and chicken ...Poster Club, Publicity Bureau, Natl Honor Society. DOROTHY IOHNSON Dor' '.., enioys Stardust , football games, her lockermates, fried chicken . . . intends to rest after graduation! , . . G.A.A., Ir. Honor Society. RUTH IULIEN Will attend Morgan Park Ir. college . , favorites are chicken and Vaughn Monroes Thats My De- sire . . . lr. and Sr. Choirs, Student Council BRYNA KARANT Roni wants to make a million dollars . . . likes chocolate shakes, Blue Skies , football games . , . Student Council, Drama, Herald. GLORIA KARLIN Dreams of attending University of California . . . likes Night and Day', football, seafood, French fries . . . Maroon, Honor Society, Gold IANE KAUFFIVIAN Caughdrop , future commercial artist, likes ham- burgers, swimming, Near You' '... GAA., Poster Club LEO KEHOE Red hopes to find a nice home girl . . , Old Man River , football , . . roast beef 'n gravy rate , . Hall Guard, Fire Guard. KEITH KELLY Likes all sports, fried chicken, Thats My Desire' Vice-Pres. Student Council, Pres Math Club, Treas. Gold H , Letterman, Swim, Basketball. IAMES KLIROS After graduation, lim hopes to attend college . . . favorite sports include football, swimming . . often heard to say l'Chawng '. BARBARA KNOSPE College is Barb's goal , . . tennis, swimming, Kingsburgers , l'The Old Lamplighter' are favor- ites , , .Herald Staff, Sr, Cleo Club, Attendance Asst BERYL LEWIS 'lBoil enjoys swimming, horseback riding, Near You , French fried shrimps , . . GAA, -Sold Drama Club. IIM LIAPES Leap wants to attend college . . . fond of Temp- tation by Perry Como, football, and spaghetti . . . Student Council. DIANE LIMPERIS Limp likes all hillbilly songs, motorcycle riding, Mexican food . . , dislikes Hcorny pokes , false people . . Sr. Glee, G.A A BETTY ANN LINDSAY Top on 'Betts' list is attending Northwestern, Winter Wonderland , steak, cokes, lacki . . . Ir Honor Society, Maroon Staff, Gold ROBERT LOTZGESELL Lotz wants to ioin the Navy . . .likes Mam'- selle , ice skating, steak and roast beef . . Fire Marshall, Hall Guard. ROD MacLEOD Temptation , swimming, fried chicken and French fries intrigue him . . . Macs peeve is singing com' mercials . . . lr. Honor Society, Swim Team, Math Club, Fire Guards. ANNAFAYE MANN Nan , future social worker, enjoys swimming, foot- ball, peanut butter, fudge . . . dislikes high heels with bobby sox . . . Glee Club, Gold G.A.A IOSEPH MASTANDREA Io Io . . . a guy with a personality . . . Star dust , basketball, cornbeef intrigue him . . doesnt like arguments . . . Interclass Basketball, St. Coun- cil, Hall Guard. 4515 WILLIAM MATHIEU Digby wants to go to college . . . likes Stardust , basketball, steak . . . dislikes bottled blonds . . . Sr, Choir, Basketball, Club de Maroon, ROBERT MCCARTNEY Mac intends to grow Ivy . . . football, basket- ball are mellow . . . long skirts are ruff , . . Hall Guard, Movie Club, Library Asst RICHARD MCCLAIN Dick intends to go to college . . . enjoys all popu- lar music, sports and ice cream. RICHARD MCCLOW Mac's plans include college . . . simply dotes on swimming, canoeing and sailing . . . Choral Club, Capt. Swimming Team, Lettermen, Student Council. IANET MCHIE Ian will attend U.C.L.A. . Do You Love Me? ...swimrning, basketball, lemon cream pie are favorites . . . Choral Club, Swim, Gold IOAN MEIMBERG A Vic Dimone fan, lo contemplates art school . . . likes sports potato sandwiches . . . Swim Club, Poster Club, lr. Choir. EDWARD MEKEBAK Mek plans a career of drafting after graduation . . . fond of football, steak, 'lThat's My Desire . . . Baseball Mgr. BRUCE MENTCH This future drummer thinks Laura , tennis, skating, chop suey are tops . . . activities include R.O.T.C., Advance Band, Hall Guard. WANDA MEYER College is 'Wendy's interest besides Star- dust , swimming, food of all kinds , . . lr. Choir, Gold G.A.A. SHIRLEY MIDDAUGI-I l'Shirl plans secretarial work after graduation . . . hiking, volley ball, spaghetti, Near You are tops . . . GAA MARIORIE MILLER Margie loves grandmas fried chicken, swimming, horseback riding . , activities include Choral Club, Gold and Nat'l Honor Society. HERBERT MISCHO Mish's ambition is pro-baseball, thrives on pot roast, mashed potatoes, baseball, and Temptation . . . Picked Platoon, Fire Guards, Baseball, Band. GRACE MIX 'lGwen plans college after graduation , , . Temp- tation , French fries, lo Stafford rate . . . but physics? NO! . . . Gold ELEANOR MONTESANO L , dark haired, basketball fan . . . likes French creams, all Gypsy music, Babe . . , Drama Club, lr. Choir, Student Council. BARBARA MOORE Barbie is fascinated by Perry Como, Carmen Cavellero, baseball and spaghetti . . . Sr. Choir, Math Club, Bed Cross, Gold RAYMOND MUSACHIO Lefty , future auto mechanic, likes Old Devil Moon , baseball, spaghetti and meat balls . . . de- plores homework. VIRGINIA MUSASHE Gina likes almost anything from Near You to meat loaf and gravy . . . her ambition? to be a gym 4 teacher . . . GAA. ROBERT NASII Bob likes Blue Tail Fly , swimming, fishing, roast , turkey n' dressing . . . Swimming, Lettermens Club, Safety Engineers, Hall Cfuard. CARLENE NETHERTON Twin dislikes radio commercials but enjoys Vic Damone, swimming, pork chops, How much you wanta bet . . . G.A.A. DARLENE NETHERTON Twin likes travel, also l'Vienna Waltz , swimming, apples and sweet potatoes . . . doesn't care for jitterbugging . . . G.A.A. GERALD NEWMARK Butch will attend dentistry college . . . likes foot- ball, chicken in the rough . . . Wonder Who's Kiss- ing Her Now . . . Fresh-Soph Football, Hall Guard. 452i v ' f --rw-V.--I.:----Q L:-31 - r -3 I 1. Ju, A T We i A fi .4 :Nj ' ..- . T Lv r W ' X s will -it X X f x 1+ Q .,,:g4, m 9 W ,I 3915? r X53 D I 'T I ma fm . f 'Jaffa .. f . 'usual' 'Q I li i If Q A . 't W-ZW 's s 'WWH ,Pl , 'I' -'QYCPQEH NORMA NORDSTROM l'Norm hopes to dance swoons to Iealousy likes football, all kinds of food Pan American League, Student Council DONALD NORTON Don thinks Midnight Masquerade football steak with mushrooms girls rate high Football and Wrestling Mgr CHARLES O'BRIEN O B. dotes on football turkey sweet potatoe homework . . . plans college following graduation . . . Fire Guards Sr Choir BERNHARD OELTGEN After graduation this snappy accordtan plcyer ha plans for college likes lnclude California basketball, swimming holy smokes' DORIS OLSON Ole . . , attend MacCormac college cram about Stardust swimming Swedish cooking Student Council Maroon Staff Gold H I S Glee. JAMES OLSON Olie , future Illinois student appreciates That My Desire , swimming cherry shakes Iumor Choir, Swimming lntramural Basketball MEREDITH PARSONS Ambition? a mdwest college love Pe ry Como's Temptation swimming and 1u1cy oeache ...Herald Staff Student Council Natl Honor Plans to continue singing career likes Mala gueana , All My Love football ba ketball cherry pie . . Choral Club Drama Club Math Society. IEAN ALICE PAXSON Club. ALICE PEARD Pet expression of Al No kidding i e Stardust , football French fries ice cream Library Ass't, Gold H GAA BURTON PETERSON Pete's plans include college Sweet Stir teen . . . basketball apple pie are tops Choir, Treas, Intermural Basketball Wre tl nt Movie Club. MARTHA POETKER Snooks , future globe trotter swoons t Deep Purple , entoys tennis chicken Math Club Gold Clean Up Se IOAN PROUDFOOT lo is another college an enyoys leulousy sports and hamburgers dislikes ment? Fruit cakes , , . GAA Goll H lr C oir LARRY RAUCH Rauch wants to yoin the Army like Nr-at You , football, French fries dislikes brain . . . Band. VIRGINIA REY Future airline stewardess Ginny likes Sweet Sixteen , swimming bowling chop suey g roon Salesman Tumblers CARLENE ROOS Car plans to attend Augustana entoys t The Same Old Dream Swimming Cheer Leader, Ir, and CAROL BUDDY Rosie desires gives her the football, candy WALTER RUNGE Walt wants a baseball, steak chile di likes long skirt Ass't Capt. Hall Guard FRANK RUVOLI Salty . . , college first partial to l Have But One Heart , football and hot sausage al o cake and coffee . . . Pan American ROBERT SCHALK 'lBob , a future printer enloys Old Man Hint baseball, chicken :tudent Council O che tra ROTC ANNE SCI-IREINER Reds heart i set on going to Illinois Uruver ity . . . September Song basketball roast chicken are tops lr and Sr Choir ROBERT SILBERMAN Bob is headed for pharmacy school likes football, fried chicken Old Man River Fire Guard, Hall Guard MURIEL SIMS Mike hopes to become a nurse . . . is attracted to Peg O' My Heart , bowling, fried chicken . . . Gold H', Student Council Delegate. IOAN SINCLAIR Likes Oh, What lt Seemed To Be . . . football games with Bob, fried chicken . . . Secretary Gold Ir Glee Club. CONSTANCE SMITH Smitty , future journalist, likes swimming, ham- burgers and French tries dislikes conceited boys Herald Staff, lr. Choir, GA A. DELORES STEINKE Murphy doesn't like long skirts . . . enjoys bike riding, swimming, Peg O' My Heart and fried chicken . . . GA.A. BARBARA STRETE Barb enjoys tennis, pie, Near You . . . will at- tend school of photography . . , Maroon, Civic Bureau, Glee Club, Stamp Delegate, Gold MYRNA STROH Myrn aspires to become private secretary .. watching football, eating French fried shrimp her specialties . . Sr Glee Club. RONALD SULLIVAN 'lSLlll1S goes for football, wrestling, ice cream, ' apple pie, 'll'm Always Chasing Rainbows .. Football, Fire Marshall. FLORENCE SUNDBERG Flo . . . trip to Sweden anticipated . . gives top rating to Peg O' My Heart , skiing, tuna fish salad . dislikes arising in the morning . . G.A A BARBARA SUTPI-IEN At home in the saddle, Skeets also likes swim- ming, Stardust , French tries, cokes . . . Math Club, Gold Herald Salesman. DORIS SWANSON Wants to be a secretary . . enjoys l Have But One Heart , volleyball, hamburgers . . . Student Council, Orchestra. LOIS ADELE SWANSON Swanny wants dramatic work in radio . . , loves lealousy , roller skating, Chinese foods , . . Class Sec, Drama GERALDINE SWARTZ Ierry' . . to marry a rich farmer is her ambition . .anything from Kenton to Korsokoff, football really appeal . . Equestrians, GA A, ESTHER SWORD Plans to become a secretary . . . likes toboggan- ing, French fries and ice cream . . , can be heard saying What about that?' '... G.A A DIANNE TALCOTT Tex Beneke's Stardust , French fries, candy, foot- ball, basketball, swimming, all agree with l'Di Maroon Staii, Gold H , GA A. DAWN THOMAS Future telephone operator . . . thinks Anniversary Song , baseball, banana cream pie rate . . . G.A.A ELSIE THYBERG El , future secretary loves the Lords Prayer likes bowling, skating, blueberry pie Bowling League, GAA IOAN TRINEN ls a prospective model . . . likes Laura , Peg O' My Heart , football, baseball, Italian spaghetti . , lr Honor Society, Poster, Drama. PHYLLIS TRINER Phil wants to move to a farm . . . enjoys Peg O' My Heart , baseball, chop suey , . . dislikes dishes Gold G.A A. IUNE ULRICH june enjoys football games, swimming, French fried shrimp . . . dislikes late people . . . Ir Class Vice-Pres, Bowling, Gold RICHARD UNDERWOOD Roast beef, basketball, Till Then are enjoyed by Uridie' '... hopes to study radio . . . Choir, Drama Club, Basketball. FAITH VANDER MEER This marvelous artist likes hamburgers, bowling . . Begin the Beguine . . . Bowling Team, Glee Club. 4545 CLASS OF IUNE '48 Y GLORIA WESTLAKE Glo , future nurse, likes Chopin, football, swim- ming, ice cream, dill pickles . . . Herald Staff, Ir, Honor Society. BETTY WIBERG Wimpy hopes to attend college . , . doesn't take much to please this little girl . , . just skating and hamburgers with onions . . . G.A.A. CAROLYN WINKS College is Winkie's ambition . . . likes anything with ice cream, football, When You Walk Through a Storm . . . lr. Choir, Choral Club, Pan-American. ANTHONY ZUNGRONE Chic , future millionaire, goes for baseball . .. peeve is first period Monday . , . Band, R.O,T.C, Hall Guard. amera eniora . . . Iohn Carroll Richard Cooper Kathrine Argyros Ellen Dalietos Roy Eller Marion Funstein lack Galloway Rudolph Iezik Iohn Iordan Michael Klemenko Gene Lingo Robert MacNab Edward Morgan William Murphy Dan Rocks George Schneider Doris Spafford Susan Stevens Dorthea Swanson CLASS OF IANUARY '49 Raymond Anderson Raymond Ballard Iames Becketle Melburn Boyles Richard Block Harry Brinkman Ierry Crowley Iames Curtis Helen Degnan Lawrence Gaffney Vincent Ganuscio Joanne Glasson Neal Graney Roy Hanson Roger Howard Donald Iohnson Patricia Koeppen Roy Loverin Iohn Lungaro Robert McCartney Betty McWilliams Richard Meek Iames Moore Iames Mullen Iean Nongard Alice Mae Olson lack Pfundstein Robert Redmond Robert Salkin Hollis Smallhorn Charles Vincent 4557 MWJAMIJ MLW ffZ2 'f'4Z,gf '1,?100!,Wfff4'fffff' , ,J WWW' WAKE ml wr W1 JW Q5 ffl if M H W7,!W-Wfgfw ? Wffwfiff WWZLMMM W JMJMW - N - f-s 0 f 3' 'V , bl .44 if J? X it ' 'Ei 34 3A OFFICERS Gayle Qucmce,vice-president: Gretchen Suutter, secretary: Roger Ytierberg, president: Tom McBride, treasurer. ede are fAe guniomi . . . fAQ 3510111310 . . . l0l0QI C!6L55l'l'lQIfl 4585 Bubbling over with enthusiasm, the Iuniors ot Hirsch ore well represented in the student government, on the sports field, ornd in C111 other school olctivities. Everything they under- toke hors been successful due to the copohle leadership ot their officers. , . 7 0ll fi fo tAQ Senzord 0l'l0l fl Il. Adumonis B. Adams I. Aiello C. Allenson B. Amedro A. Andersen H. Anderson L. Anderson N. Anderson S. Anderson S. Anderson E. Argyros F. Aurelia A. Bockmcxn M. Baer H. Bulson B. Bcxlzhiser B. Barboro V. Barton I. Baumhcxrdt C. Becker B. Beckette M. Beegcxn I. Beem B. Behr K. Bell M. Bender D. Benneit I. Benzinger I. Benzinger H. Berg D. Berggren B. Bergsirom I. Bernsen B. Betz I. Betz V. Bigelou C. Black M. Bland I. Bloom H. Bodie B. Boggiuno H. Boughcm I. Boumcx C. Bowsher I. Bowsher G. Boxcmnu I. Brcmchi S. Brondwein I. Breckinridge P. Brooke I. Brown R. Brown V. Brown D. Bruno M. Brunzell G. Bullock I. Buszkieiviez Sedcie upperclussmenw 4 59 P 4505 UA. M. Cairo A. Camera R. Campbell G. Carlson D. Carier I. Cassidy M. Chambers B. Chancey B. Cheboski C. Chentes I. Childester D. Choisser A. Clark M. Claus I. Collins D. Costas I. Crandall I. Crocketi A. Dahlberg C. Dahlberg N. Darragh I. Durrou R. Dembeck R. DiCosola D. Dittrich W. Dooliltle W. Dorgan I. Downey B. Downs D. Duifell D. Duggan Y. Dupes W. Eckel I. Ecklund M. Eddy I. Eppsiein B. Ericksan G. Erickson V. Falbo P. Falkenthal Z B. Fallin Z A. Fenion 3 G. Fernlund 5 G. Fernou Q I. Ferree Z R. Fishman I R. Flaglore Z V. Fleming Z R. Fogel f B. Frank Z I. Galloway i C. Galoita 5 E. Geanapoulos E N. Gears E B. Gerrie 2 G. Gerrie 2 M. Geske E E. Gebbia Z P. Gierlsen Q E. Godfredsen 1 R. Goldberg 1 S. Goldberg B. Golden 1 H. Goll 2 B. Graves 5 , B. Groninger E l B. Graves 2 W C. Gunstead E. Gurganus B. Gustafson y fffela info fke Sniora, A oefi D. Gustafson I. Gustafson E. Haas I. Halloran D. Hansen D. Hanson E. Hardy S. Hardy I. Harman I. Harris B. Hartmann I. Hatch E. Hayhurst B. Hazel B. Hazelwood B. Heeren M. Hegard W. Helbig M. Henion B. Hicks D. Hilton D. Hogan I. Hollenes R. Holmberg E. Holmdahl B. Holly I. Holzman B. Hoover I. Horen F. Hutt W. Hughes G. Hunt P. Husband N. Hutchinson P. Hylander P. Hyman A. Iacovera R. Ignell F. Iversan C. Iackson B. Icxmison E. Iawar N. letters A. Iensen T. Iensen A. Iohnson E. Iohnson G. Iohnson I. Iohnson I. Iohnson Leap year propaganda The pause that refreshes . M. Iohnson R. Iohnson F. Iones L. Iones T. Ioneson I. Iordan D. Iordon C. Iorgensen B. Kalthoff K. Kambet I. Kaply M. Keane M. Keating V. Kelly M. Kladis C. Klaus I. Knight I. Knight S. Kabins I. Koerner G. Koistinen E. Korose H. Kotva E. Kousal B. Kristy B. Krueger L. Krywick I. Kubaszak L. Kuehn C. Kuespert I. LaBe1le C. Laing D. Lallky M. Lally F. Lantera D. Lawler I. La Zar D. Leese A. Lerner D. Letchinger A. Lewis B. Lewis N. Liapes E. Lidstrom R. Lincoln D. Lindberg W. Locker M. Lorentz H. Lotzgesell '--. 'Biz- I 311 I A I nuieal Ag 0IoA0m0ref5 an refs men 4627 fAe yuniorfi a,olproacA f!zeir OCL Q E. Louthcm R. Lundquist L. Lutz L. Lyall F. Malone I. Marquardt R. Maystrowich S. McArdle W. McArthur T. McBride M. McGrath D. McGrath I. McMillan G. Meister I. Messina F. Metcalfe I. Metevier I. Meyer V. Mix l- Moench E. Moloney I. Moore M. Morgan B. Morris D. Moss M. Muench I. Murray R. Muscxchio R. Naccuruto R. Nash I. Naso D. Nelson I. Nelson R. Nelson P. Nelson B. Newhall S. Newman M. Nicklaou N. Nordholm E. Nowry L. Nylen P. O'Brien Gordon Odmcm M. Hagan M. O'Kane B. Ohlsen T. Olsen I. Olson E. Orwar B. Owens B. Owens D. Palmquist B. Parker D. Pearson V. Peterson I. Petrucci I. Phelps C. Phenicie C. Piepho D. Platt I. Plinpton E. Plutz I. Plutz M. Pollo P. Potter G. Poyer I. Provenzano R. Purcell I. Pyrz G. Quonce 1 63 D 4 5 I 41 wifA fAe'r ' omab Cl, mozff in an 464i I. Ramer L. Rasmussen R. Rasmussen V. Reinhold B. Rodgers G. Roth B. Rutherford G. Salamon E. Sammons K. Sandstrom G. Sautter B. Saville M. Schalk R. Schumpp M. Seggerman R. Seline G. Shea G. Sherrmann M. Sikma E. Simons E. Slaney I. Slemmer I. Slemmer B. Smith D. Smith L. Smith N. Smith R. Smith B. Sorensen G. Speyer C. St. Auhin A. Stallard K. Stanker I. Stepanek I. Sterling B. Stone I. Stolte I. Stoudt G. Sutter A. Swanson B. Swanson F. Sweeney A. Talcott N. Tilroe P. Tobin E. Trongeau I. Tuley C. Updyke A. Van Camp G. Walker C. Walski B. Wareham H. Washer R. Washer M. Watkiss W. Watson B. Weber G. Westergren B. Whelan I. Wickersham D. Wickein B. Williams B. Winkler B. Winner F. Wolpe M. Wright H. Wunderlick K. Yates R. Ytterberg H. Zhe I. Zimmerman I. Zimmerman ...rf I fd unzorfi faLe an infermififiion K f-:ff THE IUNIOR PROM One of the most important events at Hirsch is the Iunior Prom. It is given semi-annually in the Hirsch gym-ea gym transposed into a magic fairyland by the artistic hands ot the Iunior Class. Under the direction ot their sponsor, Miss Lawrenz, the December Prorn Cpictured abovel was a gala success. 4555 A.. MISS GRIEVI: S DIVISION Row I: R. Sieloff, R. Iohnson. L. McCartney, L. Iohnson. M. Gustafson, P. Cox, B. Lloyd, H. Kepil, D. Hackel. Row 2: G. Babich. D. Pantelis. C. George- las. B. Uhrich, V. Collier, B. Dahlbery. I. Baumhcxrdt, I. De Housse, E. Strassburger. Row 3: I. Freese, M. Wheat, M. Matt- hern. C. Fuchs, B. Francis, N. Kornya, M. Barrington, H. Long. F. Broomfield. B. Sullivan. Row 4: P. Keup. I. Black, D. Gard- ner. E. Iohnson. C. Smith, R. Butcher, I. Gould. C. Wolfen- berger, R. Crotty. MR. KOERNEI-l'S DIVISION Row I: R. Cirillo. L. Ekstrom. P. Dixon, B. Nichols. L. Chi- appe. Row 2: M. Fierke. M. Gray. D. Hauska, S. Kauffman, D. DeVore. E. Manno, P. Metz. Row 3: H. Hanna. W. Erler. D. Hakes. B. Bearet. D. Gimbel. B. Schneidau. S. Van Kerkhove. I. Mathieu. Row 4: R. Winkless. D. Olson. D. Hammer. L. Gril- fen, A. Gomez. M. Benda. N. Herbert. G. Enochs. MRS. KOHN'S DIVISION Row I: E. Gregory, P. Lyons. K. Kabberdahl, H. Kopsalis. G. Krestel. E. Burke. G. Reed. I. Krohn. G. Armstrong. Row 2: D. Hafiner, N. Manthie, C. Iohn- son. L. McGinnis. I. Herman. P. Huebner. Row 3: D. Iekling. B. Parker. L. Strcxng, L. Zbe. B. Keb, P. Sell, W. O'Connor. 465D J 0Wl CLH6! LJ, fAQJQ 6ll Q f OIQAOHQOFQJQ I 0l'l'lQlfl'l QI' Iflfle tAQI'l. 'vi' r-ina: -,U .-A rl .L MRS. KULP'S DIVISION Row I: A. Angelos. C. Mathew- son. M. O'Neill. Row 2: W. Uhle. N. Hert. G. Enochs. I. McCoy, P. Loftus, D. Pittbenner. B. Iohnson. S. Satin, C. Miceli. C. Brush. Row 3: E. Nyberg. B. Brobst. G. Mischeau. I. Ander- son, M. Keating, W. Poetker. M. Morin, C. May. M. Spaflord. R. Reichel. MRS. POTZLER'S DIVISION Row I: I. Rozene. D. Noreen. P. McPike. B. Bullington. F. Mcxnsuger, M. Pohl. Row 2: R. Keogh. I. Peterson. C. Aloe. R. Cooper, I. Hosack, I. Walsh. Row 3: L. Larsen, A. Wallace, L. Dolomsky, A. Horslev, R. Thorsall. I. Wentzel. C. Iocob- sen, A. Scxnioro. I. Boyd. I. Ulermark. A. Betcon, I. Hows. M. Kcxmplin, L. Bowen. I. Youngchild. B. Smith. MRS. WEISZ'S DIVISION Row I: R. Watson, D. Becker L. Anderson, C. Garlich. M Rosen. Row 2: G. Andus. B Brown, I. Enright, B. Van Eck E. Dicosola. S. Heller, I. Wheel- er. M. Pctpworih. Row 3: G Iohnston, I. Ianusz. F. Milellcx D. Long, D. Lundell, M. Lov- dcxhl, I. St. Clair. M. Oglesby R. Sulvon. F. Bri. 4575 -0' W1 ,inn 2.475 MR. ARENDS' DIVISION Row I: K. Karpan. I. Fran- gella. R. Amstudter, B. Ianzon. W. Hoerger, B. Bailey. W. Iohn- son, B. Hardin, M. Hughes, L. Rusk. Row 2: C. Ferzne, W. Wakki. I. Wilson, B. Frame. S. Nelson. C. Youngdahl. P. Dell. I. Boarden. M. Stroh, N. Gallo- wich. M. Rotondi. MR. COLLINS' DIVISION Row I: I.. Barnett, C. Harris. G. Elgenson. I. Rinel. C. Olson. B. Hobscheid, R. Seling. V. Blevins, I. Conte. Row 2: R. Sherman. C. Kirste, M. Covoto. A. Cosiabile. I. Schilling, O. Geringer. A. Grcmback. M. Nelson, R. Kennedy. T. Kap- salis, B. Davidson. Row 3: R. Riggio, G. Duhilberg. T. Keeley. I. Nielsen. D. Kurlin. I. Ellison. M. Grummtte, S. Klcxdis. MISS MANZ'S DIVISION Row I: E. Iordan, P. Balien. P. Auld. M. Sullivan. Row Z: I. Culley. E. Fernlund, S. Mar- iian, M. Swierengcx. I. Doyle. Y. Engstrom. S. Newnam, B. Heller. H. Brod. Row 3: I. Ra- hill. B. Waits, B. Swcxlos, K. Sjohn. Row 4: B. Thompson. I. Iohnsen, I. Williams. R. Moline. K. Briggs. I. Petro. B. Kay. B. Sorenson, L. Amstadter. 50 lzomoreri . . . acfiue in Aloorfzi . . . acfiue in 459D MRS. OWEN'S DIVISION Row 1: I. Ioyce. M. Rothschild. M. Hansen. B. Chcrrtrcxnd, D. Davis. I. Luzzo. Row 2: D. Lur- sen. I. Dinsdcxle. A. Sammons. W. Tucker, W. Reda, B. Bent- sen. Row 3: I. Broo, R. Mueller. R. Fernino, I. Mattson. Row 4: B. Tucker, D. Tilquist. E. Nord, I. Shaffer, I. Chcrlcroft. G. King. MR. ANDERSON'S DIVISION Row I: B. Brown. G. Rouhcxs. B. Lilly. A. Cusmino. I. Wilkin- son. Row 2: D. Hanson. I. Becker. E. Goldbloom. H. Wil- son. I. McMarshcxll, N. Brand. R. Crunelle. L. Schwartz. F. Witt. D. Booth. Row 3: I. Chcxvkin. I. Nelson, C. Park. O. Frcnzmcxn. D. Madigan, I. Guzzo. P. Mich- els. Row 4: D. Frenck. W. Burke, I. Bertsos. R. Lux, I. Lee. E. Baggs, F. Hugo, G. Dwight. MRS. KRUEGER'S DIVISION Row I: M. Ellis. C. Treganzh. I. Barnett, D. Berk. R. Kawalshi D. Lcruthers. E. Swcrnstrom, R Martin, A. Lundeberg. How 2: I. Henricks, I. Ncrso, P. Heinen I. Cristofare. A. Hopdings, E Losenty. Kcxmplim. Row 3: I Mowatt, D. Hollock. S. Rusking C. Rodger, P. Bcrumgoarchier E. Whitlock, E. Ling. Row 4: H Nyberg, N. Michcxs, A. Hayden R. Wylie. I. Stepanek. S Hughes. I. Bluhm. organizafiono imc if ufure ea em MRS. KANI-I'S DIVISION Row I: C. Goodman. S. Nelson. Y I. Donavan. Row 2: C. Gregg. T F. LoFuro. Row 3: P. Stubbs, L. Smith. B. Schneider, L. Wa- kosh. L. Parker. Row 4: I. Pe- kau. I. Sullivan. D. Edwards K. Teschner. I. Connors, K. - Morton. D. Owen, C. Fredrick. i S. Winkle. S. Lutsenheimer. A. E ' Doitch. Row 5: B. Scott. G. 5 Iohnson. R. Ried. Row 8: P. 5 - Frease. B. Sepeli. I. Mc!-Xrdel. Y I. Grueber, D. Long, P. Lind- 5 quist. I. Thompson, L. Swan- berg. P. Carlson. R. Smith. I. E Nesner. S. Olson, I. Iohnson. MISS MACKIN'S DIVISION Row 1: C. Dimock. N. Link, A. Specter. B. Mattes, L. Elliott. Row 2: I. Sullivan, N. Manning. R. Hirschman. D. Iohnson. S Matthews, G. Brown. H. Koer- ner. G. Kuenster. Row 3: M McMahon. P. Lawler, I. Dar- row. I. Briscoe, N. Moore, C. Yates. I. Wyman. Row 4: P. Grandich. M. Holzman, E. Fitz- patrick, H. Caldwell, R. Healy. D. McHugh. M. Pavlik, B. Fa- gan, I. I.aMantia. Row 5: F. Lilly. E. Kafka, P. Schuman, V. Nemeth. A. Barnes, E. Berckin- stock. I. Babuscho. C. Huede- pohl, D. Nelson. 1705 Q58 CLPQ fAQ ZIIWLCLK fl' 'Life CCL K X- tkelffl fAQ ,Cy-P85 l'l'l8l'l ' ' ' 61 new QP? . XiTi's3L.L3f - .1-A B... -8 J . I E MRS. PARKER'S DIVISION Row I: M. Schramm, D. Stowe. M. Wynert, N. Proctor. Row 2: M. Kliene, E. Olson, V. Walker, G. Theodore, D. Hatha, M. Zim- merman, D. Millard, F. Taush- eck, I. Douglas, I. Anderson. Row 3: C. Mathewson, M.Mee. P. Ries, I. White, S. Weissen- bacher, I. Larsen, I. Moor, S. Wally. Row 4: M. Louis, A. Quinn, R. Camera, M. Harness, I. Scholl, G. Schmeider, V. Geiglieliro, F. Tauscheck. Row 5: R. Slern, I. Brown, P. Soren- sen, G. Dicketl, L. Pollack, D. Drewy, D. Summerfield, H. Sutter, I. Reiland. MRS. ROTI-I'S DIVISION Row I: I. Chippella. S. Glad- ish, C. Smith, F. Harris, B. Pel- erson, Y. Tardif. Row 2: D. Flaghorn, S. Gevine, S. Kaz, I. Pearler, N. Turner, I. Thomp- son, I. Iohnson. Row 3: N. Di Cosola, E. Lurek, L.. Lurek, H. Benlce, M. Thomas, R. Fenton, L. Krueger. Row 4: D. Morgar, I. Carlson. Row 5: C. Shera, P. Iesernick, K. Reynolds. G. Hough, D. Parker, G. Ereckson, B. Carter, T. Dereck, H. Carlson, R. Lapin, A. Gleghorn, A. Rerlan. -SW 'I' ' MRS. PERRY'S DIVISION Row I: R. Wagner, I. Moss, L. Beeler, I. Sterling, E. Kohl, M. Alvine, P. Gallman, R. Lidslrom. Row 2: T. Case, P. Lewis, M. Bromiewicz, D. Natalie, I. Geske, R. Petro, B. Lasko. B. Swanson, M. E. Larsen, D. Knipfer. Row 3: H. Rappaport, G. Schuytema, R. McCann, D. Leigh, I. Pember- ton. I. Thorp, I. Turner. R. Pearson, I. McKinnon, L. Ianiz. MRS. PORTER'S DIVISION Row I: D. Kluge, H. Hammond, B. Warja, I. Reichert, B. Lind- gren, B. Wilson. Row Z: G. Sturgeon. M. Wulff, N. Pearson, R. Rabin, D. Landbo, S. Wolpe, D. Prenatt, I. Swedberg. E. Pel- erson. I. Lugaro. Row 3: I. Hawkins, A. Muren. Y. Thulin, C. Surganus, A. Long, L. VVil- liams. C. Nierzwick, C. Withcxar, C. Carlson. MR. SELIG'S DIVISION Row I: R. Balczis, N. Burge. P. White. E. Iensen, P. Purcell. H. Ioyce, T. Carr. Row 2: E. Howard, I. McMahon, B. Gor- don. M. Petersen. E. Campbell, C. Sedlaclc. S. Imlczch, L. Simon, D. Kimble. Row 3: R. Eigsen- baurt, I. Scuderi. E. Davies, L. Schmiii, B. Sterreit, C. Hawken, P. Udell. G. Sneath. E. Brooke. R. Enright. Row 4: B. Stumpe, R. Espositre, W. Teschke. R. Carlson. MISS SHANNON'S DIVISION Row I: L. Limperis. I. Rossecxu. lVl. Hopkins, B. Bluck, C. Sims. N. Prina, S. Wiebke. Row 2: D. Tocci, C. Wilson, A. Coop-er, I. Benedict. B. Kapsalis. S. Coifel, R. Carlson. C. Brewing- ton, N. Pmeh. Row 3: E. Maliio. I. Alexander, L. Encson, D. Stirling, K. Bringe. I. Snyder, F. Kraft, C. Prill. I. Rehaul. R. Darby, I. Frangello. C. ar very newefif aclclzfzona jjlae rezi ied UThe Glory of Light cannot exist Without the Shadows. Dr. George William Gerwig Midst the hustle and bustle of life, comes that great pause .... the hush of death, when eternal quiet sets in for some good friend. That long rest has begun for Frances C. Zurawslci and Hortense Klein. These friends, colleagues and teachers, Will be missed and remembered for their qualities of lcindliness and understanding and their gift for friendship. We salute and bid farewell to them .... true friends and conscientious teachers. Marie A. McCahey, Principal l L.. . ,r iii QZLDAMZ 'I 0,0 . MJ 6wM05jWfZ0f6' , ' . QMZI WWW: C7 7 ,Mi uahM W5jLI H My ,mm ,ww V ff 'M fWWW'W77fW :f chwafidwaiawlvff E , EAM fmt! , W! , ,fwmfwm Www fMm a 23545 flw iifffwfw Wwmmmfm jmalcanalvvf New A S 1 r H F1 1- K WSAQCVQA, L.- J ' lamb- Lu- P ... '. 5 . . 141 , usd! n 13, I -in sf 'ye v 1 5 ' .V . st, f V ' 1' 1' '-' 1 9 6, 135. - ' amp, '.1, a J - -,v'f T-' azaad-'GSI 1' al X gas: ,f QV iw s-'U .df - ,v 4 V .pf . .Q-4 . 4' ' N--. 'X ,A H, ,A .Q .- .V f , l , fl f.'.:f ' 5 - P I 12- in: , -0 1 if f , . 4 V 4 , it , , ,.......,,..,... .. .A.... - ,, A jAe .gyfuclenf Counci . . . LUA With a 'ldo or die spirit, our capable Student Council has a hand in most of the school activities, Through their remarkable ellorts, the council arranges many memorable assemblies, supervises the Hirsch charities at Thanksaivina and Christmas, and organizes the clever Club de Maroon. Under the protecting Wing ol Mrs. Iackson, our Student Council is truly extraordinary, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL I. Smith. president: K. Kelly, first sem. vice-president: B. Hansen. first sem. secretary: R. Wiersba, lirsl sem. treasurer: M. Goldberg. first sem. Sr. Iudge: N. Liapes, second sem. vice-president: I. Hammond. second sem. secretary: D. McClow. second sem. treas- urer: W. Stromberg, second sem. Sr. Iudge: R. Price, D. Golf, E. Hull, B. Kidd, D. Sonnenberg, F. Olson, C. Beckman, I. Plimpton, C. Phenocie, D. Olson, I. Maloney, I. Ferree, M. Brown. H. Balsom, P. Erickson. R. MacLeod. Mrs. A. Iackson, sponsor. Cl. won!! we 0 wifkouf flzem FINANCE BUREAU Pat Erickson. H. Wiersba. M. Brown. I. Anderson. I. Sterling. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: C. Winks. I. Peavler. W. Link. M. Louis. C. Freder- ick. M. Brown. S. Beddings. R. Schumpp. C. St. Aubin. I. Fer- ree. How 2: F. Sweeney. L. Anderson. B. Iohnson. E. Kausal. R. Burchett. L. Hansen. T. Olson. I. Crandall. I. Ma- loney. Row 3: I. Ellison. D. McGrath. K. Drenkpohl. V. Rey. I. Bockelman. I. Brew. C. Beck- man. H. Berg, D. Goff. I. Bem- sen. Row 4: M. Stein. I. Ham- mond. D. Price. A. Nelson. H. Balsom. R. Ytterberg. C. Phe- nocie. C. Youngdahl. R. Moline. N. Liape. PUBLICITY BUREAU How I: C. SL Aubine. I.. Han- sen. I. Plimpton. R. Hodneii. I. Crandall. K. Drenckpohl. Row 2: R. Schumpp. E. Hausal. I. Maloney. D. Goff. R. Ytlerberg. C. Phenocie, I. Ferree. D. Iohn' son. CIVIC BUREAU Row I: E. Ault: R. Schumpp: I. Hammond. Chairman: C. Beckman: V. Vance, Sec.: M. Hill: L. Swanson. Row 2: R. Howard. V. Barton. I. Ster- ling. B. Streie. I. Broo. G. Quance. L. Anderson. M. Knight. Row 3: R. Burchett, E Huebner. I. Ahl. C. Phenicil. I Plimpion. I. Ferree, F. Lyddon. H. Price. M. Stein. 4775 lUi5if our .gjfucfenf Courf . . . Court is now in session, and just punishment is meted out to all law-breakers at Hirsch. The Code of Regulations informs all students of rules that should be followed in the lunchroom, halls, and during fire drills. Everyone at Hirsch is happier and respects his class- mates' rights because the Student Court, ably supervised by Miss Ieffers, enforces the Code. BAR ASSOCIATION M. Goldberg. R. Mau, I. Maloney, I. Hatch. W. Stromberg, I. Beem. STUDENT COURT Front: Myron Goldberg. Row 1: L, Uhrich, I. Phelps. I. Hatch. M. Klempner. F. Huff Miss F. Ieffers, sponsor. W. Stromberg. Row 2: L. Amstadter. R. Mau, I. Maloney, I. Beem, I. Biehl. B. Golden Q 1-GL RW 4 Y 5? 3 . 4. 24. 2? v Q :hi x-5, 3' R ai' gd ..W Esg,ji '-1. 'V ,A 1 ,f :4 5 'rx 1,2 8 L.: V4 . :. i i .3 as ,gr M Jr - ,A A 5- R ga - ! , 'fg,.,. 3- J ., If VV' ' v L-v:1.fS'sy xv r A Q . gg N .XS 0 S ii 7h a Qiiffsf . 5 ' . - f., . I N f Q jiplrf L If .J 4 ff' if aft U Lf' ff 4 . ' S if ,. . E F 4-M M OFFICERS M. Newman. pres.: I.. Erickson. sec.: R. Sedlack. treas.: R. Mac- Kenzie. vice-pres. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sitting: I. Fireman. P. Gilkin- son. L. Hornbeck. Row 2: R. Iacob, M. Iemigan. E. Kennedy. S. Danadio. M. Wynne. W. Hartwell. M. Stein, I. Fried- berg. I. Miller. ag we infrocfuce our , Wafiona! ,Honor ociefg Perhaps you know some of them already. They are the fellows and girls who make high grades, participate in school activities, but yet are in the know on the latest records, fash- ions, and fun. The emblem pictured below symbolizes the qualities necessary tor admittance-character, scholarship, leadership and service. ln the middle is the flaming torch of learning which will light the way of these young people in the future. Miss S. Fisher, their sponsor, adviser, and guide, thinks this group is tops And they are! IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY GROUP I Row I: E. Iohnson, B. Ruther- ford, R. Goldberg. M. Eddy. E. Slaney. L. Krywick. R. Brod. T. McBride. Row 2: S. Newman. D. McGrath, L. Rasmussen. L. Utberg, D. Platt. B. Balzhiser. S. Kabino, B. Oeltgen. Row 3: S. Brcmdwein. I. Sterling, I. Cul- ley, B. Hoover, D. Smith, D. Lindberg. I. Beem, D. Ierling. Row 4: E. Kausal. I. Iohnson, M. Schalk, D. Hansen, D. Swanson. B. Swanson, S. Mc- Ardle. Row 5: P. Huebner, H. Washer, A. Kobar. I. Koerner. I. Nelson, B. Uhrich, I. Darrow. G. Fernow. IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Miss A. Manz. sponsor: R. Holmberg, G. Quance. B. Stone, N. Liapis. IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY GROUP II Row 1: I. Dinsdale. K. Drenck- pohl, B. Williams. I. Bouma, Y Dupes. I. Hamer, B. Holly, V. Blevins, I. Archibald. Row 2: V. Barton, A. Gomez. B. Bull- ington, M. Hansen, C. Wollen- berger, B. Weber, R. Winkless I. Curtis, R. MacLeod. Row 3: I Carlson, M. Bland, I. Trinen R. Hall. M. Miller. D. Duflell C. Bowsher, I. Bowsher, R. Mc- Clain. Row 4: L. Anderson. M Fierke, M. Barrington, M. Par- sons. I. Paxson, I. Anderson, L Singler. R. Block. an our unior L onor ociefy We all Worked hard to be admltted to this orgamzatton, and when we dtd get ln, Miss Manz, the Sponsor, made tt tmperatlve that We maintain the standard three E's and an S But it IS a goal for which all ot the lower classmen strxve, as it is a stepping stone to the National Honor Soczety, 4815 CHORAL CLUB-GRO UP I Row 1: S. Giraud, R. Peterson, A. Schreiner. Row 2: L. Han- sen, D. Archer, M. Nelson, M. Brown, S. Beddings, I. Gordon, M. Iacobson, M. Parsons, R. Wyman, E. Young. Row 3: R. Baldwin, B. Bowman, L. Niel- sen, B. Abell, I. St. Aubin, D. Galis. I. Levine, I. Smith. L. Hornbeck. Row 4: P. Gilkinson, N. Maker, B. Mathieu. I. Aiello, B. Barboro, C. O'Brien. V. Bar- ton. I. Paxson. A. Davis. Row 5: I. Drenckpohl, I. Kaply. B. Washer, R. Eller, C. Anderson, B. Pfeiffer, R. MacLeod. M. Wynne, I. Sammons. Row 6: N. Hansen, D. Norton, R. Lczuter- hach, D. Norton. D. Weber. Row 7: N. Verboomen, L. Oiund, R. Mau. R. Seipp, P. Skovland. B. Brunell, G. Nelson. I. Plimpton. B. Wasowicz. CLU2 yOu QCLI' f Q Q 0 It you haven't heard them, a treat is in store for you. One hundred and twenty-tive voices soar thrilhngly, While one hun- dred cxnd twenty-five anxious faces watch the motions of the figure in tront ot them,-their beloved leader, Mrs. Helena Kane, under Whose expert directorship their name has become city-famous. Who can forget the night when they sang at the Palmer House Banquet in honor ot our new Superintendent, Dr. Herald Hunt? Cr did you hear them on Fathers' Night when Hirsch had Open House for its parents? Perhaps you heard their Christmas Carols in Hirsch or at various community centers or churches. Two things never vary-their rich quality ot tone and their high standards ot musical selections. Thank you, Mrs. Kane and Choristers, for giving so much pleasure to so many. fy., I Ka ..., , ak- 1.C,1 ': V '-lk' ,vr4.n,. . a . Q jg 1 fx Q 'lf ,A -11 'H 'za ' ' ' . 2: 51 It V + r qi 9 as Q' 9 33313 S335 3 sg 9 iw QZ53'Q5'9'3Qf5 ef ff .5 21 5 E, Q' -2 s 5 6 3 x 5, 5' Q 1. ' M Meiji . . . fAe yunior CLOU- irdc ,A younger 60I'l96fQl 5 , And have you heard the Iunior Choir singing lately? Third period each morning finds these fellas and girls busy harmonizingwconstantly blending and improving their voices for perfection. Mrs. Kane is mighty proud of her young hope- fuls as she trains them for their ultimate goal-the Choral Club. IUNIOR CHOIR Row 1: I. Broo, I. Krohn. I. Rozene, A. Horslev, V. Collier, B. Francis, I. Lazar. Row 2: B. Parker. I. Mathieu, P. Hueb- ner, I. Sterling, L. Krywick, E. Simins, S. Newman. Row 3: B. Smith, M. Watkiss, B. Beverly, I. Nielsen. Y. Karyl, B. Swan- son. M. Claus. Row 4: W. Poether, S. Green, I. Stewart, H. Balson, D. Gardner, I. Bern- sen, G. Roth. Row 5: G. Erick- son, D. Iordan, W. Helbig, I. Betz, B. Waregan. D. Bennett, R. Nash, D. Bassi. IUNIOR CHOIR Row 1: F. Kubaszak, R. Schumpp, I. Dilley, I. Olson, I. Benzinger, G. Qucmce, I. Metevier. Row 2: F.. Ignell, H. Carter, C. Iohnson, I. Ben- zinger, B. Downs, P. Glertsen, I. Bouma, M. Baer. Row 3: B. Swatos, I. Bloom, D. McGrath, V. Fleming, E. Montesano, I.. Rasorvssen, G. Sautlee. C. Roos. Row 4: R. Maystrovich, G. Gotsin, E. Kluge, G. Odman, I. Boarden, C. Watson, R. Wil- liams, G. Dohlberg. Row 5: W. Stromberg, E. Iohnson, B. Hart- mann, G. King, M. Weiner. E. Lidstrom. B. Beaver. H., i P8 LUG QUQI' l9l 0lfL6! of Olll' QFCAQJUFCI CLIQCJKGI1 Programs arid activities would not be complete without our band arid orchestra. Under Mr. O'Hara's able leadership, these talented students play at all Hirsch assemblies arid Graduation exercises. Upper Ielt. Bass Violins. Standing: P. Tobin. Seated: H Boughan. Upper center. French Horns. L. Rauch. D. Iohnson, R. Iezik, T. Ioneson. H. Goldberg. Upper right. Saxophones and Clarinets. Row 1: G Walker, M. Pollo, L. Zhe, A. Lerner, B. Frits. D. Wagner. L. Bowen. E. Parker. Row Z: B. Hobscheid, V. Blevins, I. Martin. N. Ieffers, R. Brown, D. Goff, B. Lewis. R. Lundquist, F. Wolpe. M. O'Kune, A. Lilly, H. Zhe, A. Hopkins. Center right. Drums. I. McArdle. B. Mentch. C. Darragh I. Bowsher. I Center: Mr. O'Harcx. director. LOWS! left. Violins. Row 1: S. Gladish. K. Argyros. F. Sundberg, I. Fuller, A. Stallard, E. Dalietos, E. Louthan. Row 2: A. Dwyer. D. Swanson, B. Bergstrom, S. Balogh, I. Morrison. E. Haas, L. Glasson. R. Schalk. Lower center. Trumpets. Row 1: R. Howard, T. McBride. C. Huedepoll, R. Brown, W. VanEck. R. Ioneson. R. Fishman. Row 2: D. Hanson. B. Kruger. I. Hynes. B. Shipner, C. Hubbard. K. Kelly, B. Weber, W. Morris. R. McKenzie, D. Ball. Lower right. Trombones. D. Holmgren, H. Mischo, C. Bowsher. A. Zungrone, E. Godfredsen. J! .7Ai5 id fAe .gznior GMA, gke . . . ln the Senior Glee Club, the girls sing, not only tor the pleasure ol their audiences, but also for their own enjoyment. Mrs. Nicklaus, their sponsor, provides them with songs that We, their classmates, enjoy hearing as Well as they enjoy singing. Along with their song-sisters in the Iunior Glee, they have sung at many school and local affairs. Row 1: H. Anderson, I. Sweeney, I. Ulrich, B. Strete, I. Koerner, N. Richards, S. Daugherty, M. Kouchis. Row Z: I. Ahl, L. Singler, M. Hill, A. Baloyn, M. Hegard, M. Brunzell, M. Benden, O'Brien. Row 3: L. Beuck, M. Chambers, D. Seastrom, R. Olson, P. Koeppern. L. Ashley, C. Ruddy, A. Fenton, I. Fohnston. Row 4: H. Almquist, E. Miller, M. Stroh, A. Kabac, B. Bullington, V. Kelly, I. Moore, I. Orme, I. Wieder. Row 5: N. Crowley, A. Avorio, I. Maynihan, E. Orwar, D. Duggan, D. Spafford, V. Iohnson, S. Hofbauer, I. Galloway. SENIOR GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Row I: R. Olson, sec.: M. Hill, pres.: D. Spaiiord, vice-pres. Row 2: N. Richards, pianist: I. Koerner, ass'i pianist: B. Strete, librarian. Row 3: I. Ahl, treas. Insert: Mrs. C. Nicklaus, sponsor. 9? lg A 9.459 f I ' 'bf N f h. ..... we X E I ' Lg IUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I: G. Mischeau, A. Gomez, D. Larsen, M. Laux, G. Elgenson. I. Fangella, V. Berlin. Row 2: M. Gustafson, R. Amstadter, E. Nord, B. Watsen. C. Schulz. N. Iohnson. B. Kay Row 3: S. Marfian, N. Hutchenson. I. Hahill, I. Ellison, M. Swierenga. C. Harris, G. Mar- kenas. R. Seline. Row 4: I. Iohnson, E. Kausal. A. Costabile. D. Becker. M. Stork. I.. Matthew- son, E. Femlund. Row 5: I.. Griffin. C. Kirste, I. Petro, M. Rosen, R. Cirillo. E. Sandstrom A. Clark, B. Keb. Row 6: B. Thompson, I. LaBell, M. Spoiford. L. Petersen. I. Mattson. M. Hughes, I. Wentzel, I. Wheeler. . . . ana! fAe junior Le Not so experienced but none the less entertaining with their singing are the Freshman and Sophomore girls who com- prise the Iunior Glee. This group, also under the direction of Mrs. Nicklaus, perform at most of the affairs frequented by their big sisters. Like the Senior Glee, they also have enter- tainment in the form of rush parties on Halloween and St. Patricks Day. 187D 4885 Upper Iell: second semester co-editors: Martha Iernigcxn. Selma Rosen. Upper righl: first semester edi- ior'in-chiel: Eleanor Kennedy. ey' -nv Herald editors: S. Rosen. M. Iernigcm. V. Vance, M. Slender. ewfi ana! Uiewri . . . jke .. irzick silerafcl Covering school eventsflost minute mterviewsf -pound' ing ol typewriters -fprool reddingf-wrewrrtes-ffthe completed story- long hours of work, both during ond after school-oll go into the editing of our Hirsch Herald. VVe Compliment the hord working Herald Steiff who, under Miss C. Fishers sponf sorshrp, presents the Herald bi-monthly to on eoqer and inter- ested publice 'the Hirsch students. SENIOR STAFF lupper leltl Front: M. Knight. Row l: G. Corniield. M. Parsons. Row 2: K. Brown. R. McClain. C. Smith, I. Anderson. G. West- lake. Row 3: R. Block. I. Curtis. lUNlOR STAFF lupper riglxtl Row 1: B. Rutherford. H. Washer. Y. Dupes, I. Ferree. D. Platt. Row 2: R. Goldberg. B. Williams. C. Walski, I. Hamer. I. Koerner. Row 3: V. Fleming. D. Duffell. D. Smith, B. Balhiser. BUSINESS STAFF lupper circlel Seated: B.Karant.M.Klempner. Standing: R. Horton. M. Nelson. flower circle? Reporters Roberta Hodnett and Diane Iohnson interviewing the February '48 class presi- dent. Myron Goldberg. fcenter right and lower leltl The Herald Salesmen with news hot oil the press. HERALD SALESMEN flower riglitl Sitting: B. Bowman. S. Bed- dings. V. Horton. I. Archibald. A. Ashley. M. Brown. M. Cole. I. O'Hara. R. Iulien. A. Sand- berg. Row 2: I. Bouma. C. Roos. A. Miceli, A. Locascio. P. Giertsen. N. Maker. M. Hill. 4 89 P we? ca!! M5 MAROON CAPTAINS Lower Iell: S. Meurlotte, I. Herman, I. Broo, A. Sandberg. Lower right: D. O'Donnell, L. Hornbeck, I. Anderson, A. Lo- cuscio. MRROON SALESMEN fcenlerl Row 1: Y. Dupes, B. Lindsay, R. Price, P. Brooke, M. Schlup, S. Newman, E. Burke. Row 2: I. Carlson, I. Boarden, I. Shai- fer, F. O'Brien. G. Rouhcxs, A. Lundeberg, B. Cheboski, E. Strcxssburger, I. LaZur, F. Sweeny, M. Claus, E. Sand- strom, D. Kaplan, R. Lotzgesell, C. Dcrrragh, R. Sahmo. B. Hobscheid, V. Blevins, R. Knip- fer, S. Hofbauer, B. Weber. We 6lI 00I'l Every day for two semesters in room l06, eighth and ninth periods, you could tind all of us on the Maroon Staff, working on 'XTHE LETTER which is the theme of our l948 annual. While pecking away on Model l7s, we searched the remote corners of our brains for copy Worthy of a Hirsch yearbook. Despite Worries ot making deadlines, correcting identiti- cations, and finding good pictures for layouts, We have had a lot ot fun Writing this book, and We sincerely hope you will find similar enjoyment as you leaf through its pages. 8 X H5350 11 A'? ,fx Nr Q Q1 Q - Lgfa fAe gjofaf U ,Q OFFICERS Standing: R. Ytterberg. K. Kelly. I. Dilley. Seated: B. E Stone: Y. Dupes: Miss S. Mech- - tersheimer, sponsor: B. Bodie. GOLD H lLower right! Row 1: H. Lotzgesell. R. Siline. P. Brooke. G. Speyer, B. Smith. I. Paxson. G. Hunt. Row 2: V. E Brown. B. Moore. B. Strete. A. 2 Stallard. B. Weber. B. Hart- mann. Row 3: I. Trinen. I. 2 Bockelman. I. Pyrz. B. Adams. Row 4: P. O'Brien. I. Marquardt. Row 5: A. Clark. A. Backman I. Beem. R. Seipp. A. Iensen Row 6: B. Nash. D. Choisser I. Mastandrea. I. Stolte. B Parker. R. Ytterberg, B. Glon- ning. GOLD H fLower Ieltl Row 1: L. Beuck, B. Stone. H. Goldberg. Row 2: I. Dilly. I. LaZar. A. Ignell. I. Metevier. C. Ehrmeyer, R. Row 3: Schumpp. C. St. Aubin. V. Barton. Row 4: A. Iohnson. I. Orml. R. Lotzgesell. Row 5: R. Olson. M. Keating. I. Bouma. P. Giertsen. Row 6: N. Nordholm. B. Hazelwood. H. Washer. R. Nash. Row 7: L. Olund. W. Helbia, B. Mentch. C. O'Brien. I. Hakes. GOLD H fUpper right! Row 1: I. Downey, D. Ander- son. D. Galis. Row 2: C. Winks. M. Nickolaou. M. Parsons. A. Schreiner. Row 3: I. Iohnston. D. Limperis. N. Nordstrom. I. Ulrich. L. Swanson, A. Peard. Row 4: C. Chentes, M. Eddy. M. Ereckson. I. Meimberg. A. Kristy. Row 5: D. Letchinger. N. Liapes. Row 6: I. Bernsen. Row 7: C. Gunstead, K. Yates. M. Miller. Row 8: S. Newman. R. MacLeod. D. Olson. Row 9: H. Almquist. B. Lindsay. C. Smith. I. Proudioot. Row IU: G. Sautter. G. Westlake. D. Tal- cott. Row 11: R. Rasmussen. B. Sutphen. C. Ruddy. A. Ashley. 4925 5 Y 'R E Llflrfl Q an Olflf Who carefully Weeds and plants our school lawn? Who looks after its landscaping, giving hours of backbreaking serv- ice to its beautification? They do-the Gold I-l ! But their Work isn't limited to the outdoors only. They are continuing their Hirsch improvement program in another long term project -the relurnishing ol our Social Room. To Miss Mechter- sheimer and her organization, We say Congratulations l Z it I .I 1 L . 2 Q . 1-8 1 r,s.., 1 CONE 5 Q We know you have been Wondering about the posters seen in the halls of l-lirsch. These are done by one ot our busiest organizations, the Poster Club. Mrs. Parker, its sponsor, will tell you that the main pur- poses ol the club are to give the students experience in various types ol commercial art, to acquaint them with the necessities ot meeting time limits and working together, and to publicize all school activities. Their results speak tor themselves! GROUP 1 Row 1: I. Eppstein. L. Krywick. R. Schumpp. K. Drenckpohl. Row 2: D. Hutchinson. P. Giertsen. M. Larks, I. Hammond, I. Iohn- son. Row 3: L. Parker. R. Frooman. GROUP II Row 1: F. Iones. D. Palm- quist, R. Price, M. Hazel. I. Meimberg, E. Kausal. GROUP III Row l: B. Park. D. Diiirich D. DeVore. I. Hasack. D Lindmark. Row 2: E. Gur- gcmus. R. Hodnett. I. Stoudt wafck Olfll' poafer af wor was 4945 COMMANDING OFFICERS Maj. Beatty, Ccxpt. Adi. Gofi. INSTRUCTORS Sgl. Burns: Maj. Anderson. supervisor: Sgt. Alexander. jA86Q 6ll Q OMF' lfl,flfll Q !86l,6!Ql .'5 ' ' ' R OTC And this, Dad, We are proud to say, is our R,O.T,C. unit. Having been an honor school for the last eleven years, we have accomplished much towards developing good citizens and leaders Who will be a credit to our communities. Most of our time is taken up With rifle marksmanship, first aid, map reading, and courtesies and customs of the service, in addition to our constant drill and military duties. Our shining stars are the Drum and Bugle Corps, Picked Platoon, Rifle Team, Color Guard and most important of all, the individual cadet. Under our very capable commanders, Master Sgt. Alex- ander, and our newly acquired Stall Sgt. Burns, We are Work- ing to hit that honor rating once again. Q x , 6 . :br x ig s , x -5' -- YI .N X K. . P Q Q Y Q N , Q 3 s c s A w -i 1 1, U , , r -1 In XX xx Km-L. 46 sus, ' , ff . 5 , W A f ' u if xg :Qi ' ll ' - '7 IX 3 x 2-'f ' ff ' if Q' 5 Q' i Q v nfxii' ,. 2 . v ' ' . 3 n Eg iyir -v I, Q 6,7 Y Id ,if P6 Q, at a .r A 2 X 'w,4. A I I f 1 I' I N' 1 Q E 'qi lkk .r R . Q . 1 'I 1 1- ' .M In -1 lv' 1 -an up-fo-clafe gquipmenf or an Ula-fo-Ufafe Ouf if After peace was declared, our R.O.T,C. unit received ex- tensive mihtdry equipment used during the Wctr. We have the same type ot crppctrcrtus our soldiers used over secs, and our trdining is ds upvto-date cts our equipment, Wham! There goes the back wall of the lunch- room. Detailed instruction on small arms makes Demonstration of light and heavy machine experts in this field. gun. COMPANY A How I: F. Lyddon I. Moore. I. Holzman R. Enos, Lt. M. Larks I. Tait, R. Horton, H Mischo, R. Kotuva, D. Holmgren, L. Bernsen. Row 2: l. Eaton. R. Winkless, B. Kalthotl, F. Milliken, G. Erikson, R. Sullivan, H. Aranoff, I. Crockett, E. Alan, R. Sell, M. I. Pollo. Row 3: R. Flood. G. Both, W. Poetken, F. Monsa- ger, H. Carlson. H. Wunderlick. C. Piephe, K. Kamber. I. Haws. H. Berg, R. Iohnson. COMPANY B Row 1: W. Harwood, A. Pettengell, G. Cornfield. A. Zungrone. I. Iohnston. I. Good, R. Price, R. Sedlack. K. Iohnson. R. Sehalk. Row 2: E. Strassburger, D. Platt, R. Howard, R. Silberman, I. Martim, C. O'Brien. B. Balzhiser, H. McWhin4 nie, S. Balogh. Row 3: E. Gwrgbnuc, D. Hogan. I. Laulers, D. Baggren, V. Peterson, R. Crotty. R. Smith, A. Feldstein. COMPANY C Row 1: B. Waits, R. Michel, I. Darrow, C. Ehrmeyer, D. Akerberg. W. Stromberg, W. Holmes, A. Lundeberg, B. Stowe, G. Rouhas. Row 2: I. Madsen, R. Hunt, D. Batha E. Mun- caster, L. Troutman, C. Youngdahl, F. Lilly, R. Koch, F. Bill. Row 3: N. Causter, P. Rose, D. Tilquist, D. Hawitman, I. Grober, A. Reitan. Ml' E 3 6 0l'l'Ll0dl'll85 4975 X f X. ,,n ,-, ' Xl wi - , 'f-1 ' V' , 711 . '1 A i , ... x V 1' 1 - w' what if . lf 1, , iff ,Q W .. . .Q,.3NLB2i'5?'lHf ,ffm Ki 1 nv -a I-I 'Y I' w fl? , f 1 K ' X 1 It 5 j3,1g-.- , , , xj 2'-'Q jig 3 f Vx , A A if s 5 'QA Y J 1 mid ia fAe enior ir A, SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB Row 1: D. Hackman, W. Gregg. L. Hansen, L. Nielsen, M. Bran- 5 don. Row Z: I. Shields. P. Riley, C. Mills, E. Tauber, I. Fried- berg, A. Dwyer, D. Anderson. N. Plant. Row 3: I. Iackson, B. Iackson, M. I. Cole, M. Watkiss. I. Stein. P. Gilkson, L. Erickson, S. Ehrmeyer, S. Hotbauer, I. Payne. Row 4: D. O'Donnell, S. Meurlotte, A. Locascio, I. Richardson. K. Argyros, E. Da- betos, R. Andrews, G. Draper, L. Cummings. Row 5: A. Schu- man, B. Wasowicz, M Fogarty, B. Kozisek, B. Charlson. S. Manthie, M. Schmelter. SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB Row 1: I. Ianzon, S. Lundquist. N. Richards, C. Dones, N. Maker. B. Bowman. P. Shipner, M. Crunetle, M. Epstein. Row 2: M. Hazel, L. Luehr, I. Strand, P. Kitzsteiner, I. O'Hara, M. E Hill, V. Horton, K. Anderson. : Row 3: L. Goldman, K. Klein, M. Neeson. R. Peterson, F. Mc- : vern E Pearson M Epple Go . . , . , E E. Kennedy. I. Fireman. Row 4: 2 B. Cedergren, B. Stolberg, A. 5 Sandberg, I. McGovern, L. Mer- E chant, I. Anderson, M. Ambrose D. Shutt, S. Landini, A. Kristy hsbender Row 5' F O' Schoning, C. Cmyla, M. Ierni- Z gan, A. Miceli. D. Lindmark. 1 100 B , .f S. Fa . . . E Brien. I. Levine, A. Davis, D. This is the organization that every Freshman Girl looks forward Ito joining. Under the able direction ot Miss L. Ross, the clubs new sponsor, the girls enjoyed or successful year. Their most important activities this year were sending CARE packages to Europe, and the Senior Girls' Tea tor Mothers, MAIN OFFICE WORKERS GROUP I Front: C. Kirste. Row I: G. Fernlund. M. Parsons, F. McGov- ern, N. Maker, D. Hanson. O. Geringer. MAIN OFFICE ATTEVDANTS GROUP II Fronf: M. Ellx. I. Carlson. Row I: N. Plant, E. Fernlund, N. Swierengcx, I. Doug- las, I. Buszkiewiez. P. Ries. RECORD OFFICE GROUP I Row I: V. Bleoins. G. Anderson, M. Miller, I. Richardson, I. Bloom. A. Schreiner, I. Dins- dale, I. Hclhill. RECORD OFFICE GROUP II Row 1: B. Smith, H. Carter I. Ianzon. B. Muriel. Row 2: E. Slaney. I. Krohn. I. Anderson. B. Hob- schield, L. Nylen. BOOK ROOM ATTENDANTS Row 1: I. Hows, R. Quansirom, E. Mun- casier. O. Iohnson. TICKET SALESMEN Seated: A. Locascio S. Meurloite. Row I. A. Kouchis, D. O'Don- nell, W. Lal-'reniere M. Schlup. A. Manes C. Anderson. Cl 0ll,l Mflflflg A2408 5 QP? CL! .MPZSCA . 0 . 1101! ri 0 . 0 glial' .ri Ctlfl JLFQ LLCLI' if Q Q Q YOU PEEK AROUND THE CORNER Yep! there he is dt his postethe Hall Gudrd. Under Mr. Cdtes' leddership, they mdintdin order and nedtness in our halls. FlRE GUARDS ln case of tire, our school would be cledred in d mdtter of rninutes. Our Fire Guords, under Miss Mechtersheirners able supervision, dre responsible tor this excellent Work. HALL GUARDS-GROUP I Row 1: H. Carlson. R. Price. Row 2: F. Lyddon. D. Goff. R. Horton. Row 3: O. Iohnson. B. Icmi- son, I. Icmusz. Row 4: I. Mcxstcxndreu. B. Har- rington. Row 5: R. Roden, I. Zicxpes, D. Under- wood. D. Moss, W. Milliken. HALL GUARDS--GROUP Il Row I: F. Manscxger, I. Black, R. Price, R. Rey- nolds, Charles Reinhold, C. Norton. Row 2: W. McArthur. I. Plutz. I. King. E. Durling C. Sousanes. FIRE GUARDS Row 1: M. Miller, F. O'Brien, G. Hunt, V. Barton. E. Ault I. Miller, I. Bersen. Row 2: H. Lotzgesell. R. Burcheit. I. Black I. Stolte. N. Licrpes, R. Rasmussen, R. Macleod, R. Silberman I. Petrucci, C. O'Brien, I. Morrison. H. Mischo, M. Schlup C. Bowsher, R. Mau, R. Price. Row 4: I. Beem, A. Zungrone R. Salvino. I. Icxnusz, R. Lotzgesell, R. Nash, N. Ieffers F. Lyddon, D. Sonnenberg. FIRE GUARD DEPUTIES In front: E. Ault. Row I: R. Mari, R. Rcxsmussen. R. Price R. Sonnenberg. A. Zungrone. Row 2: G. Cornfield, K. Geizs R. Lundquist, W. Hempel, I. Petty, F. Lyddon. N. Ieffers. 1 oligrar ,ifegoem ancljgffenclance ice .fdicled LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Whether you Wont o report, on overnight book, or just something good to reod, Mrs. Lotts' chilluns see thot you get it. UTARDY OR ABSENT7' This question is asked ot leost Cl hundred times daily by the smiling girls who obly assist Miss Bennett in keeping the school attendance records in order. A I x f 7' GROUP I LIBRARY ASSISTANTS At desk: Iacqueline Lappe, Darline Glorney, Adam Gross. Row I: Barbara Moore. Rochelle Amstadter. Lois Griffin. Row 2: lean Briscoe, Carolyn Becker, Carole Gregg, Elizabeth Iordan, Patricia Auld. Row 3: Corinne Olson. Row 4: Irene Doyle, Grace Iohnson. GRO UP II LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Front: Pat Dell. Row I: Bar- bara Cedergren, Barbara Smith. Barbara Bullington, Mary O'Hagan, Ieanne Tuley, Sadie Sunseri, Nor- man Coulter. Dan Iohnson, Billie Smith. Irene Gustaf- son, Alice Dwyer, Mildred Hansen, Katherine Korpan. Alice Gomez, Susan Wool- ley, Betty Chartrand, Diane Davis. ATTENDANCE OFFICE GROUP I Standing: I. Bouma. Row I: I. Becker, F. Metcalfe, N. Gears, B. Ianzon. E. Eaton, B. Kay, P. Stubbs. ATTENDANCE OFFICE GROUP II K. Siolin, K. Korpan, S. Moriian. F. Aurelio, N. Smith. R. Reid. 41osp RED CROSS MATH CLUB Row l: R. MacLeod R. Gold- berg, E. Kausal, R. McClain. I. Paxson, D. Smith, D. Deeggan, Y. Dupes. Row 2: M. Miller, M. Parsons, B. Moore, B. Hazle- wood. I. Bouma, B. Balzhiser, B. Parker, S. Kabins. K. Kam- ber. G. Westergren, B. Iami- son, H. Berg, C. Winks, M. Nickolaou, I. Archibald. Spon- sor, Miss M. Mackin. CLEAN UP LEAGUE Row 1: R. Holmberg, G. Dahl- berg, I. Maloney, D. Archer, I. Sterling, I. Bouma, E. Nord, M. Swierenga, S. Meurlotte, Row 2: R. Iohnson, M. Clymer I. Trinen, H. Boughan, M Schlup. Sponsor, Miss L. Ross Row l: Y. Dupes, W. Gregg, D. Hansen. S. Woolley, D. Becker, A. Bitcon, M. Gray. Row 2: D. O'Donnell, D. Lind- berg, M. Shannon, H. Boughan, I. Beem, I. Crandall, I. Iohn- son, P. Lawler. H. Washer. Row 3: M. Kouchis, M. Siroh. B. Bowman, M. Stein, A. Clark, E. Kausal, R. Goldberg, I. Metevier, I. Smith, B. Lindsay, B. Moore. Row 4: T. Keeley T. Iaimeson. E. Kluge, M Schlupp. Sponsor. Miss M Mackin. mfr cm. . cl., M, Oz We M 5,.,,,,, 1104! , Ollie 0 5 OLU ang eague MOVIE CLUB-GROUP I Row 1: R. Lotzgesell, I. Morri- son. R. McCartney. I. Knight. Row 2: R. Balzhiser. D. Smith. C. Ehrmeyer. Row 3: M. Schlup. Row 4: C. O'Brien. Sponsor. Mr. Belous. MOVIE CLUB-GROUP 11 How 1: N. Liapes. B. Hoover. I. Black. Row 2: B. Peterson. B. Hartmann. H. Lotzgesell. D. Letchinger. H. Balson. Row 3: F. Wolpe. A. Lerner, R. Quctnstrom, P. Rose. Row 4: R. Houger, I. Bernsen. D. Chois- ser. Row 5: I. Ianusz, S. King. I. Beem. BOYS' BOWLING LEAGUE Row I: R. Winkless. R. Di Cosola. D. Martin. F. Linde. F. Pollo. H. Lotzgesell, F. Milella, D. Ierling. R. Sherman. Row Z: I. Knight, W. Weber. W. Erler. R. Lawrence. T. Aeeley. R. Thorsell. A. Lerner. W. Sulli- van. R. Flood, G. Nelson, I. Mullen. Row 3: R. Hicks, H. Krohn. I. Martin, R. Sorensen. R. Lotzgesell. H. Anderson. Row 4: R. Hackel. C. Neumann. G. Carlson, D. Hardy. E. Pluiz. H. Koehler. Sponsor. Mr. Koer- Ile!- 4 ms p Q Q Q fke pan lfi'lQI lCCLlfl 8619110 Well, Folks meet our Neighbors' The Pan American League will tell you all about them They meet once a month with Miss Lmd their sponsor to talk about customs and dress of los muchachos de la America del Sur-our neighbors South ot the Border PAN-AMERICAN OFFICERS Row 1: B. Shannon, I. Ferree, A Davis, B. Abell, C. Phenicie. PAN-AMERICAN-GRO UP I Row 1: N. Richards, E. Halmdahl, I. Ianxon, S. Brandwein, B. Swanson, M. Parsons, L. Singler, C. Winks, A. Lerner. Row 2: S. Hofbauer, I. Olson, D. McGrath, A. Andersen, C. Phen- icie, C. St. Aubin, N. Nordholm, M. Knight, C. Charlson, R. Reynolds. Row 3: G. Humming, D. Hansen, I. Bouma, B. Hazlewood, P. Huebrer, H. Washer. Row 4: M. Heating. PAN-AMERICAN-GROUP Il Row I: D. Layman, B. Peterson, M. Echmeltzer, I. McMillan, B. Frank, I. Orme. Row Z: W. McArthur, R. Goldberg, I. Youngchild, I. Friedberg. I. Moore, C. Iacobson. Row 3: B. Gerrie, M. Claus, M. Morgan, H. An- derson, D. Duggan, E. Simons. B. Winner. A. Lilly. Row 4: P. Falken- thal, C. Becker, V. Mix, B. Nichlos. Row 5: V. Peterson, B. Iamison, I. Hynes, I. Black. E. Korose, I. Trinen, I. Benzinger, V. Fleming, I. Benzinger, I. Crocker. 4106! REMEMBER? Were we proud the night our Choral Club entertained at the Principals' Ban- quet in honor of Doctor Hunt. our new superintendentl They brought new laurels to Hirsch. .NWA igifa O! fAe ear Upper Jelt: Did you have a good time at the Football Banquet, Dad? Lower left: lining up for the Grand March at the Ianuary Senior Prom. Upper right: Scenes from the Ianuary graduation. Lower right: Hirsch's Student Council shows Christmas good will by delivering baskets to the needy. Orchids to leanne Hammond for her splendid work in this and her many other worthwhile activities. xxx,-Q. I . 4... k,..... L... auf Wifwwmgfmf? fjfwffwf wg? WWJW Wwffwwmff WZZQ7' .0WmmZw.f5W WL 70 Q5 ZZ www W WW Maw f M515 mfviifxwf 3a,fwwrM0l7 Mwwfcjnffzw whn fizgyjmfjiw ,Wx ,,f,,,fxw4! I iii A rf g 1 I 'S gm :W x , '- . S V., . , ,FY-,vt 1 ' . iff F.. f 5 'B 'ag ti, + hi .-4 7 ?'13-.,Nf.,f .-. ..,.wl1- 69. V .V ' f' - ff'-'Q '47-'-',1'3 f-J '-5 f 0. ' , ' 1 '7 . . -'L H 1 -' if f-Q YI A-E jAe:5e are our gri iron Sfard FOOTBALL IDENTIFICATION Row I: I. Stoudt. S. Gotti. D. Carlson. I. Carroll. I. Stolte. L. Iones. I. Ianusz, B. Czupryn, I. Petty. D. Holmberg. Row 2: C. Black. G. Iohnston. M. New- man. E. Tronieau. R. Ytterberg. C. Kuespert. B. Groninger. B. Hempel. I. Hynes. B. Shipner. R. Burchett. Row 3: Managers D. Norton and R. Wilson. K. Olin. B. Love. P. Bruno, D. Hotl- ner. C. Thate, R. Anderson, H. Davidson, T. Iverson, B. Parker. Ass'tCoacIz W. Gabbert. Coach B. O'Brien. OI LU 0I'l'l llle C QQFQ 0 ' ' Our team did exceptionally well this season. Although We lost our first practice game to Taft, We shut out Hyde Park, l3-0, in a game played mostly on the ground. Our first league game was lost to Bowen, but We rallied the next Week to win against Parker, 18-13. ln the Calumet game, Hirsch won, 13-6. Fenger, our next opponent, Won the decision in a rough but clean game. And although C.V.S. won by only one point, l3-l2, they forfeited to us because of an unqualified player. ln our last game, We came through with flying colors by outplay- ing Morgan Park, 27-O. Much of our good luck was due to Bill Hempel, who was voted the team's most valuable player. The main cog in our wheel of success, however, was our coach, Mr, B. O'Brien, under Whose skillful coaching the team finished third in the South Section. i. 5 . ini ...Q A r, 4. s gf X J ix x ' If 4 W' QQ, 'L w V LM .F Y -.. A.. ' -.1 Q 3 T 'f- H919 Qu-V 'hq,,q,'x Row 1: R. Burcheit, B. Czupryn, D. Holmberg, E. Tronieuu. C. Black. Row Z: I. Hynes. In ihe slat: Coach O'Brien fexireme right! giving a few pointers to Cocaptuins B. Shipne' and B. Love. B. Hempel and K. Olin listen in also. H. Anderson. H. Davidson. Row 3: I. Icnusz, I. Petty. C. Kuespert, P. Bruno, R. Ytterberg. Row 4: K. Olin. D. Carlson, M. Newman, I. Sioudt. M. 1111i ,.,..,..d4'bg!' lI ,, w 0 carrie f!Le Aa! for irric FROSH-SOPH TEAM Row 1: Coach Taylor, S. Whitaker. Z. Dembeck, F. Black, D. Iohnson P. Noonan. R. Nash. R. Salvino. Row 2: O. Thomes. D. Tucker, D. Iamieson L. Pcxntuno. R. Butcher, S. Throck. D. Knipler, M. Poeiker. Row 3: W. Flag- love, I. Hardy, E. Gregory, N. Bennett, R. Hanna, B. Greene, M. Sandsirom. K. Souscxwes. Ba wiv TAFT vs 1-HRSC1-1 HYDE PARK HIRSCH PARKER CALUMET Thcxie. A tense of the seasonal 7-O 130 1211 18f 1 3 136 Row 2 I. Carr .J-0 sb Q . 1114! Lil' !Q6Ll'l'l6-' 810085 Olfl fAQ ACLFGJMJOO SWlSl-ll There goes another basket as l-lirschs basketeers ring up additional points. Our high flying, triple threat teams, both lunior and Senior, had everything tor which any team could wish: fast passing, snappy dribbling, and plenty of ac- curate shooting. Under Mr. Mabbott's expert coaching, they have shown the fine sportsmanship and teamwork that is true ot all Hirschs great teams. l-le may Well be proud of his crafty caaersu Upper Ieff: C. Reinhold cmd E. Bringe. Upper right: H. Goll and I. Smith. BOYS' BASKETBALL- HEAVIES Row 1: N. Grcmey. K. Kelly, L. Parker, R. Froo- mcm. S. Provenzcmo, C. Reinhold, E. Bringe. Row 2: Couch I.. Mab- bott, R. Cooper, I. Bow- sher, I. Plutz, I. Smith, C. Bowsher, H. Goll. D. Duffell. Row 3: C. May, B. Erickson, D. Un- derwood, W. Eckel. gn ,N V M . 1 Q n 5 A 1 :ty ' A is XV Cpposite page e These pictures were taken at the South Shore game, As you can see, it was exciting and Well played. Upper left: Tom Cole and Mel Schlup, Iunior co-captains with Coach Mabbott. Upper right: M. Schlup, I. Cassidy. E. Hayhurst, R. Politano. T. Cole. Circle: Bill Owens and Chuck Norton on the ball . Lower left: Walter Dorgan and Dan Darragh shoot high. Lower right: Bob Schriver. BOYS' BASKETBALL - LIGHTS D. Darragh, W. Dorgan. Standing: Coach itano, M. Schlup, T. Cole. R. Schriver, B. Owens. C. Anderson. V. Guarino, T. DerL. Mabbott. Row 2: I. Lungaro, D. Letchinger. Row 1: C. Norton. I. Cassidy, R. Polick. Manager R. Cooper. Row 3: C. May, A. Mulito, E. Hayhurst, B. Peterson. I. Alfano, W. Eckel. Q1l7l SWIMMING ISENIORJ Row 1: H. Zhe, H. Lotzgesell, G. Westergren, C. Ander- son. K. Kelly, B. Nash, I. Anderson, F. Wolpe. D. McClow. Row 2: V. Pet- erson, T. Olsen, W. Helbig. Upper right: Off to a flying start. Center right: You're one oi the best, Dickl ISWIMMING IIUNIORI Row 1: W. Hoerger, R. Wylie. I. Knight, T. Keeley. E. Ling. B. Hurter, D. Hilton. R. Erickson, B. Hoover. Row 2: I. Boyd, E. Parker. A. Gleghorn, A. Hayden. N. Sorensen. Lower right: Up for cl breath of air. I SPKCLJAQ .!4l'l0fA0l' ,IjLCf0I Ol' ll 6C 1118i SWIMMING I-lirsch's mermen are divided into two teams-the Seniors, consisting ot boys over sixteen, and the Iuniors, for those under sixteen. Coach Paterson has just reason to be proud of both groups, tor each is outstanding in its own right. On the Senior team, special mention is in order for Dick McCloW and Fred Wolpe. Dick has Won practically every meet he has entered, besides being high point man, while Fred placed second in the City Championship, Iunior Division. The Iuniors also deserve honors for their excellent showing in the City League. Iim Boyd rates as high point man here, with Bill Hoover following very closely. Congratulations, Coach Paterson! - Q if H a aff. 7,-jufif wafcA uri BASEBALL As this book goes to press, our hopes are high lor our baseball team Winning every game this season. From what we see of their spring practice, we feel confident that they will prove keen competition to any rival tearn. The letterrnen returning to the diamond this year are Mischo, Brunnel, Hughes, Montalbano, Owens, and Proven- zano. Coach Mabbott has every reason to expect a super season with his super tearn. - -vin-.'i'4 ' L- - Upper left: Coach Mabbott gives last minute instruc- tions. Upper right: Whoopsl Too latel BASEBALL Row 1: A. Lerner, R. Eberle. Row 2: H. Goll, L. Schwartz, S. Provenzano, B. Beaver. W. Hughes, B. Owens, R. Larsen. Row 3: H. Mischa, I. Ptundsten, B. Brunell, C. May. Row 4: E. Plutz, G. Montalbano, W. Doolit- tle. Row 5: B. Hoover, B. Erickson. Center right: Don't worry- he'll get itl Insert: Mr. I.. Mabbott, coach. Lower Ielt: Saie?? Lower right: Batter upl 4 119 D fl' jizgid id oczr r iAQg fed edf in ff ffwenf fo 9 261171,-' f 7 7 0 LU I1 These boys really Went to town this season. Top honors in individual wrestling go to Phil Bruno, 175 lb. city champ, to lack Stoudt who placed second in the l28 lb. class, to Bill Parker and Tom Boyd Who placed third in their respective Weights, and to Dick Iohnson who placed tourth in the 145 lb. Weight, Because of an appendectomy, Bob Whelan, one of our most outstanding players, ended his undefeated season atter the Calumet match. Mr. O'Brien' ' ' tainl d ' A s superb coaching cer- y eserves top billingg the r l 5'-QA ' u.4.:.f,- ,Q -555.1 ff 2 Lower I situation. 5 Lower right: S esu ts speak for themselves. WRESTLING Row 1: B. Villenueve. B. Whelan. A. Swanson. Row 2: B. Parker. I. Stoudt P. Bruno. T. Boyd. F. Pun- tano. D. Iohnson. C. Black. Row 3: R. Ytterberg. B. Posen. D. Norton. E. Gold- bloom. B. Lewis. Row 4: B. Kalthoif, A. Hopkins. D. Hath-ier, T. Iversen. Row 5: G. Erickson, K. Bell. Z Center: Ytterberg. what are ya doin'? elf: Embarrassing ay Uncle l CHEERLEADERS Row 1: D. Coppolillo, I. :W Ferree, I. Plimpton. D. Mar- tin. Row 2: G. Quance, I. Dilley, S. Beddings, C. St. E Aubin. I. Bouna, B. Kidd, C. 5 Ross, H. Howard. Upper right: Rahl Rah! Rah! Center right: Boom, chica Boomll Lower left: Letterman officers 5 Don Norton, Phil Bruno, and E Iack Cassidy talking it over E with Coach O'Brien. LETTERMEN Lower right. row 1: B. Kal- hoff. B. Nash. D. Norton. B. Schriver, R. Politano, R. Ytterberg, B. Whelan. E - 1 ' W. Hughes, E. Trongeau. Row 2: P. Bruno, B. Czupryn, C. Anderson, R. Frooman, E. Bringe, T. Boyd, D. Carlson, I. Carroll. R. Anderson. Row 3: D. Haffner, C. Black, W. Hempel, I. Stoudt, B. Parker, I. Hynes. C. Thate. S. Provenzano. Row 4: D. McClow, C. Reinhold, F. Pantano, D. Iohnson, B. Villeneuw, Bob Gronin- ger, S. Gatti, T. Iversen. Row 5: E. Parker, D. Blue. E. Hayhurst, I.. Parker, H. Goll, R. Wilson, C. Norton. Row 6: I. Cassidy, I. Stole' I. Petty, K. Olin, C. Darragh. K. Kelly. .af-av ... - H-l-R- -C-H. CHEERLEADERS These bright, vivacious fellas and gals , who seem to throw themselves out of joint lor our Alma Mater, have achieved city Wide tame for their inspiring ettorts. Orchids to Mrs. Roth, their sponsor! LETTERMEN The lettermen, a lorawny organization consisting of Hirsch's loyal sons of battle, are admired by all for their ever outstanding Will to Win . Mr. O'Brien is justly proud of his Olympians. 1121, jAe giffff, .f4fA!efic fifiociafion- KAamlaionJ of Cifean laorf. . G.A.A. OFFICERS Pres. S. Dancxdio, Vice-pres. L. Erick- son, Treczs. Margo Eddy, Sec. B. Zack. WHERE WERE YOU? Why Weren't you home at three thirty? l-low many times have you said that, Mom, When We rushed home at five or tive thirty? Well, now l think youll understand. Every Wednesday, the GAA. meets and all have loads ot tun in competitive sports. These activities, along with teas and roller parties, are arranged by the otticers and board, Who, under Mrs. Bartlett's sponsorship, see that the girls have constructive as Well as enjoyable meetings. G.A.A. BOARD Row 1: C. Vinezano, E. Young, L. Erickson, P. Brooke, M. Eddy B. Peterson. Row Z: G. Gross, S. Lundquist, I. Becker, S Dcmadio. Center: Mrs. V. Bartlett, sponsor. 41225 1 . Q an Obi! S7110 GA A. BASKETBALL When the whistle blows, clear the iloor, lor these whirling marvels shoot high and wide. The ball rockets through the air, tips, hovers on the edge, and falls through the basket. Whewl Didn't think they'd make it, Whenever Mrs. Bartlett's sharp shooters get together, one can expect an unusually fast game, full of thrills, swift thinking and good sportsmanship. G.A.A. BASKETBALL Kneeling: C. Dinock. M. Eddy. S. Dcmadio, R. Gross, P. Brooke. Row 1: A. Dahl- berg, A. Bruno, N. Lauer, S. Lundquist, B. Zack. Upper zighl: The buskefs the thing! Lower left: Hope she makes itl Lower right: Can you see ihe ball? We can't. Ql23b iv? Y jke .xdquafic ced- AQUATIC ACES lUpper right! Row I: I. A. Nelson. I. Knight. E. Holmduhl, D. Hutchinsen. M. Miller. V. Kelley. I. Ioyce. Row 2: M. Rothschild. E. Sloney. I. Meimberg. L. Allison, B. Thompson. I. Loverin, R. M. Gross. C. Feleshcx, M. McGrath. M. Iohnson. S. Lund- quist. C. Gregg. Row 3: E. Young. E. Bupps. N. Durragh. H. Becker. F. Iohnson, S. Nelson. M. Hughes. L. Anderson. I. Icmzon. This year the Aquatic Aces have excelled their past performances with new formations and ex- pert diving as shown by the action shots to the right. 4124y we? JIQKCLJA a ancg igure --And we know you agree with us, Mom, especially since youve seen the beautiful Water ballet that Mrs. Tharp and her Aquatic Aces presented on Fathers' Night. Sl. GIRLS' CHPTAINBALL lupper 1elU Row I: I. Richardson, R. Gross. S. Danadio, M. Eddy, D. Madigan, G. Sorensen. I. Scholl. Row 2: I. Buszkiewioz, C. Chenles. P. Brooke. P. Heinen. E. Bukinstock, K. Quischner. How 3: S. Lundquist, D. Buino, B. Brown, D. Hallock, P. Stubbs. I. Becker, I. Pecrvler. Row 4: E. Young, L. Wokosh. Row 5: C. Dinock. GIRLS' SOFTBALL fupper center! Row 1: D. Bruno. I. Buszkiewioz. F.Hczrris. Row 2: E. Boggs. G. Sorensen, M. Eddy, P. Broode, P. Bcxumgardner. Row 3: G. Gross. B. Peterson, I. Peuvler. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL flower left! Row I: 1. Richardson, S. Dcmadio, S. Lundquist, R. Gross. M. Eddy, D. Brun, C. Chentes. Row 2: P. Brooke, E. Young, G. Sorensen. Q68 Cline I 06L!CLfA eteii o o Q Soffgaf . . . galofaingaf . . . Uoffeygaff. . . Sooring loglls hit by powerful bots signify the softboll team, tossing difficult boskets from oll corners of the gym con meon only the coptoinboll tegrn, While volleying the bgll over the net represents the victory-minded volleyball odvocotes. QIZSD jumgkrd . . . gafon wirkm . . . OLUAFJ TUMBLEHSfllying arms cmd legs. BATON TVVlRLERS+sl'1ort sklrts cmd flashing steel. BOWLERSeglldir1g balls toward hopeful strikes. TUMBLERS Iuppez left! Row 1: M. Eclenfield. V. Rey, I. Ahl. Row 2: C. Veneziano. B. Nichols. R. Gross. E. Pepps. BATON TWIRLERS Icenlerl V. Brown. B. Iohnson. I. Crocker, S. Guinn, D. Hammer. M. Benda. GIRLS' BOWLING flower Ielil Row I: I. Crocker, F. O'Brien. B. Iohnson. B. Nichols. Row 2: B. Smith. C. Laing. I. Iohnson. P. O'Brien, V. Brown. Row 3: A. Clark. L. Anderson. D. Lollky. G. Bullock. A. Bcxckman. Row 4: I. Iohnson. E. Lorentz. E. Louthcxn, E. Nyberg. M. Bland, S. Olson. Row 5: F. Van- der Meer, P. Triner, E. Thyherg. S. Guinn. I. Sullivan. GIRLS' BOWLING flower right! Row I: L. Goldman, M. Knight. G. Sutter. N. Plant. I. Bianchi. M. Geska. Row Z: B. Holly. M. Brandon. B. Cedergren. L. Luiz. I. McGovern, M. Thomas. Row 3: A. Fenton. G. Koistinen, N. Mcxker. I. Payne, I. Riffice. S. Kerkhove. I. McCoy. M. Lorentz, I. Moore. H. Almquisi. S. Giraud. Row 4: I. McMillan. G. Bonanno. I. Proudioot. L. Swcmberg, I. Russel. my-wM,s.-fx Compliments of LAMBRECHT'S BAKERY 851 E. 79th St. Hud. 2414 COMMUNITY RADIO 7855 Cottage Grove Tri. 4080 ADMIRAL, PHILCO. ZENITH RADIOS Expert Repairing Guarcznleed Work ScHooL SUPPLIES CASEYS Across from School STIGALL'S PHARMACY Professional Pharmacist PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Ask Your Doctor C. B. STIGALL Phone Tri. 3981 7558 Cottage Grove Ave. For TASTY, HEALTHFUL EATlNG Patronize HIRSCH LUNCH ROOM Goon roon IS Goon HEALTH CHATHAM SPORT SHOP TEAM OUTFITTERS FOR ALI. SPORTS 7839 Cottage Grove Hud. 2614 --MOSER-- CPAYL MOSER. Ph. B.. J. DJ 3 5 Y e a r s . . . the secretarial school preferred by high school graduates! Bulletin HS free on request No solicitors employed 57 East Jackson Boulevard Chicago 4, Ill.,-Tel. Wabash 7377 fOnly girls-who are four year high school graduates--are enrolledj FIESTA GARDENS FIESTA GARDENS FIESTA GARDENS CORSAGES FIESTA GARDENS 7902 Langley Ave. Hud. 2640 4127p I-lUDson 0203 V GENE'S -- STORE FOR -MEN Quality Men's Wear EUGENE O. IOHNSON 727 East 79th Street Chicago, lll. Tel. Triangle 7836 FRANK'S HAT CRAFT MAKERS OF FINE HATS T H A T S M O O T H Frank Sinatra Record is Waiting for You at I. G. BOWMAN 51 CO. 827 E. 79th Street SEE BEA 815 East 79th St. Chicago Phone HUDson 0229 Make Tracks fo , DON MACK'S iellfgfgfififqigf 749 E. 79th s1. Hua. 2288 638172 East 79th si. cmcqgo 19, 111. SCHOOLPQ,fQPffE2OEKQE'f'1ffMfOODS FINDLEY PHARMACY W 0 N G ' 5 DEAN H. FINDLEY. R. Ph. RESTAURANT 7900 Drexel Avenue Chicago 814 E- 79111 ST. Rad. 2844 Phone Vincennes 1060 CHOP SUEY STEAKS LARKINS DRUGS 7900 Ingleside Ave. Radcliffe 9021 Compliments of SYLVAN'S HAT SHOPPE Radcliffe 3434 Chicago 19, 111. DISTINCTIVE HATS W Deuv S. NOVAK 735 E. 79th St. B er Chicago, lll. G E N E R A L EOR THE GRADUATE CLEANING AND REPAIRING CO. A WATCH FROM DEALERS In Oriental and Domesiic Rugs and Carpets Telephone VlNcennes 9600 716 East 79th St. WITTGREN'S IEWELER 544 E. 79th St. FLOWERS. INC. ROTHMAN'S COMPLETE LANDSCAPING sz-:Rvws Exclusive Women's Wear 809 East 'fgth St. 726 East 79th St. Triangle 2366 Tri 6040 RAYMOND I SOCHA qxzsp Best Wishes AMSTADER STORAGE AND VAN CO. 7315 Cottage Grove Ave. Triangle 4-6060 ESOUIRE CAMERA CO. 949 E. 79th sf. Abe. 0190 Ea! mahea fo the Cfaaa o from fhe GIBSON STUDIOS O F C H I C A G O Chic g 's Leading Photographers C, fllphtg phpblhdh f ' G ' vallahle at th St dlos A t tic Photography Intelligently Created The Gibson Studios of Chicago S E. Washington St. Central 3982-3-4 0l7iz'ial Photographer for The Maroon W. E. BRIDGMAN ReaI Estate Mortgage Loans Insurance f-1.1 Telephone: VINCENNES 7700 7909 Champlain Ave. Chicago 19, Illinois 4129! MORGANS, INC. CLASS RINGS 67 PINS MEDALS, TROPHIES 6? AWARDS CLUB PINS VICTORY 7007 32 W. RANDOLPH ST WM. CAMP, Representative I qlaop Congratulations to the Graduates ot 1948 WINMIL Corner 79th and Ingleside Ste. 10305 SANDWICHES MALTEDS I..-A--Q F,-.funn-7--v-W., . f- .- DRINK BORDEN'S MILK THE BEST-TASTING MILK IN TOWN THE BORDEN CO. Chicago Milk Division Engravings for this Annual by PCJNTIAC Engraving 8: Electrotype Co. 812 West Van Buren Street, Chicago . ,- .........--- ..-A . ...Q-.,. HIRSCH HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Extends Greetings and Felicitations to the CLASS OF 1948 Calls Atzswcwrd Promllvzfly ADAMS FELDHOFF SL WHITESEL flannel ,flame 7350 COTTAGE GROVE AVENUE PHONE STEWART 0076-77-78 GW ' 'Fl' 'i1eH:5uf.vwImt-.-itas-nt. .V 4 . ' M 4W5irf1'7!F?tii:iIu ' ' Iliilllllliitl-1'5 1 Q.. ,Want 't 11lHitll:t1tE11i ', , ill J::':m::: :lnlllllllll mggtg 1 gg-121345235 - - , -e.-u ,, N--- 1 - The Finest Funeral Service Obfainablo Anil foils no mort' than you pay clxvu la ALMQUIST ELECTRIC CO. 7445 Cottage Grove Ave. Aberdeen 1241-2-3 MANDEL HERMAN DRUGS 8000 Cottage Grove Ste. 3800 Chatham Fields Leading Drug Store Complete Line of Cosmetics Compliments ot E. R. MOORE CO CAPS AND eowNs 932 Dakin Street Chicago 13, Ill. l .!4CLI'l0bU!2Jgl'l'lelfLt- advertisers and triends Without We Wish to express our gratitude to our , Whose interest, encouragement and help, our ambitions tor thisvfthe 1948 b realized. Maroon-could not have een Much credit is due to: MR. NORMAN KOENIG layouts and designs. MR, EMIL FEURSTEIN and MR. SAM DECKER ot Gibson Studios tor their excellent photography. MR. RAY LANGEN ot Excella Press, who handled the production ot the book. ot Pontiac Engraving Company tor his The Maroon Staff 41325 .... . A i gffpscf-f WEJPE mow my L-5 , gm A , 'f9f5ffff'f 'f fff: fff '7 f'f5'f, 6 l J - 3 3 ?l Fi3lQiff 2f f4! 'l vue scnom. mms Auwxws so Auvs. ----------?-l wma QJQ f Iflf . , 1 , ' ' Q .. 1..- ,.LV, QQQ- Qf.IfQlf.f-f...!-, f . Q. ,'.fQ,,..Q.f . , lQf'!'Tf. -Q 'f ,, '1 ,- ,, , A if Nast. 5 J' 1 Q. .1 .iff . .' 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