Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1949 volume:

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L. 1. .I J. f. A A -1 -9- ' -if 1 I . x . '.,,f3,, r F lA sl' x X f xy 'Q S--' B 'Eg O 0 g ep QW' M9313 EE XnV1e1U We present OUR FACULTY OUR PARENTS OUR SCHOOL 11 ZQQQ -I ,ff 2 -22:21:15 Qc O 3 s Ph' FU ali- -I!! X, X6 E , e endsh ,,' , 9-LQ xi Qc S wt 3. r. Quit prcurdm difficulties vdnisti wxlien Miss Bernstein irdciouslg' rndii-es ddjustrnents to suit our individual needs. Miss Mdrqdret M. l-lurney lfids, by her Cernplete ldirness dnd simple elliciency, well edrned tl'ie dwe ot tlie Freshmen, the dd- :nirdtion of the Sopliornores, the Cooperdtion ot the luniors, dnd the respect ol tlie Seniors, She represents one more redson for our pride in l-lirscli. .M x LIBRARY STAFF M Students and teachers alike I enjoy the privileaes of lnlirschs in well equipped library, made pose I sible through the efforts of our I head librarian, Mrs. Mildred Lott, ' ' and her assistant, Mrs. Dorothy Denby. MAIN OFFICE STAFF In the days routine of aeneral office duties, our clerks are never without a aracious smile. To members of the fac- ulty, to the student body, and to visitors, they are uniformly courteous and helpful. Their motto is truly 'iefliciency with a smile. MISS CATHERINE DUKE, head clerk. MISS HELEN McMANUS MISS MARGARET O'SULLIVAN ,s-i 53 5-Ng 3 CLASS SPONSORS MISS I. COSGROVE, Senior Sponsor. lt a school is to produce men and Women with high ideals and standards, it must be able to give the proper guidance. Here at Hirsch, this very ditti- cult task is handled most capably through the corn! bined efforts of our class sponsors, our administrae tive aids, and our adjustment and placement coun- selors. It is through their cooperation and syrnpae thetic understanding that our school lite - scholas- tic, athletic, and social -W runs so smoothly. MISS I.. ROSS, Senior Sponsor. MISS C. RYAN, ZA Sponsor. MISS O. LAWRENZ, 3.4 Sponsor. MRS. C. NICKLAUS, 3B Sponsor MR. A. PROTSMAN, 2B Sponsor. MR. I. PATERSON. IA Sponsor. MRS. K. BORDNEH, IB Sponsor sf' 4145 N 'Ux ADMINISTRATIVE A MRS F KELLY IEQISHCI MR R McNAL1.Y m charge ol lmances MISS L BENNETT In charge of allendance MRS A IHCKSON sponsor of the Sludent Council COUNSELING ...I PLACEMENT MISS SUE MECHTEHSHEIMER placement counselor MISS E O KEEFE adyuslmenl teacher Uh Y 'Y Cl 455 MR H BILLINGS MISS H MEISEKOTHEN MRS B REMALY 4165 Q I MISS M MACKIN 15. MR A PROTSMAN MATHEMATICS OF Mom 1 ' vs. f' . i X 55 . . M, r! ' Upper Le!! Are you as perplexed as we are B1ll7 Center Left Geometry looks easy when Becky takes over fr' Lower Leif Ah for ihe peace and quiet of cr mornmg math classl pil- To some, math IS C1 drudger f y rom Wh1Ch they gladly es cape after completmg the mmlmum requlrements, to oihers, math presents Q challenge to thelr cxncllytxccl powers The students who accept the h 1 ' ORLD c ci lenqe recxhze the 1mportcnce of math 1n our fcxet cxdvcxncxng SOC19tY 4175 ,. 'P f W 1, -7 I x ff, ' y N. . 4 ,S e I v 5 2 ' .' . I ' - -5 . 3 1 . 4 - L MUSIC Mrs H Kane Mrs C Nxcklaus 'iv 2: BAND HND ORCHESTRA Mr Edward Ol-Iarcx ART Mrs K Parker 4153? Miss N Hull 'ini MUSIC AND ART THEUNIV ERSA , 'Q . Q ' 'S , Q' E Q 5' I 4 Y . I A 4. r, if Q . 1 MM . 2 ra g MR. H. KOHLER MR. G. BUSCA Ma. I. GLEASON MR. U. KOERNER MR. M. W. ANDERSON 4205 TECHNICAL KNOWHOW T.. 'f .vb-V1 v 1 , g ' 1 -me 4,,, 'lr X 'WM - r H Q 25 F Wil Kwzyfa s E 9 -, ' 1 ,f ,KX x z ' ff , X' E, t, .3 M 14 I ulirgx .Hifi r 8 A 4,1 Q H, vs L X I q, , Ala' Q! 7' J V Q . ' 'Sw A Wil , Q A 2. Y A . . Q, N! 'av ...,. ' A , ' ' ' ' p '51- , ' fsf , K Q we f . li , , 1 I 1 ff Q M' Wm 94, 4 ' 4225 MRS F KELLY K4 MR R M NALLY rfk MRS L PORTER 'Y' Mas B WEISZ YB' x1 MISS P DIGGS MISS W M ENIFF COMMERCIAL COMPETEN CE 'Qc . H r, yy J, I R M ,7 ' l Q - f 5 1 XX XY: f sw, X 1' W I ,bt nw M 2 . c ' N K W- 1 M M My J V 'L .L 'I A ff' mf zvLfMjVL'JJN 41' Av-M FN H YSICAL MAKE UP MISS M WIBORG MR B DUSKIN MR W SELIG MISS V MORGAN MRS A KLEIN MR M CATES MISS G KNOSPE I Tpffm Efm ,- Af 4257 5? FY? f V-1 'VE i' ipltxpifmj-'Des -'ir MRS. K. BORDNER MH. A. ROSS MISS M. GRIEVE MISS L. ROSS MISS F. IEFFERS MISS C. RYAN SOCIAL SCIENCE History and Civics offer cl sound basis for intelligent rec- soning and judgment to our citizens, state-sn'1en, and law makers of tornorrcw. .L 1267 OCIAL MAKE-UP OF THE UNIVERSE Upper Left: Reading current history bulletin. Upper Right: Art illustrations make social studies a more concrete and interesting subject. Center Lelt: It must be spring. Look at that second boy in the row near the window. Lower Left: Lincoln and the American ilag represent high ideals to these students. Lower Right: A Senior points out to a lower classman the Father of Our Country. Wx MISS O LAWRENZ MISS I. BENNETT MRS C PERRY 'Vx -159 MISS L MONAGHAN MISS I COSGROVE MISS A MANZ MISS C FISHER MRS M KRUEGER f 'WI 'LQ-' f '1 Ll ln. A TION AMONG OURSEL VES 4295 I' 1 CSX pw 1 ' 'N 3' , I if I I f KX X I ' , fy A 1 l - W-1 - I fo I A I f A u 1 , I 1 TK: fini? I A I1 1' -qw ,ll A 1 V, , ' 'A' P iii-f ww! LANGUAGES COMMUNICATION AN MISS E LIND MRS B OWENS MISS F BERNSTEIN MRS R KOHN MISS E DARESH MISS H PIRRETTE Atal 4305 . . - S f 3 ,' . .fm W A ff? , S .O U- ' 4 3332 NJA 2 XX ' cg ,P H S h xx ! K f U . if- :.j x N j ,' ' - . ' 'Y BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE WORLD To Sense the smlpplfmnss and pmfixilori cf 'indfmt Ldtir, to lzecr me rims of melody in the modcm SpfJ1'11'h, flermfyn, Fremfzh t'Jr'1g',1es, to understan CI people throuch its lcnflucxge - TP:eQe are but fl fcvxv of the fldvcritag gained throuch CI Study' of foreicn lflncucce EES ii TE W-mi A A' 15 Q, f W, wmgfng, . ,P ghgigk, , Z ffimwfwfgly' 'f 'f N' ' V 1 . -A-W gf-ff 311 A 2 5, Q Q, 5 fi f . ,7f??1 ,'F ,..'l l-ng I -JK .Y .Vj'..L 5 A 'M Q K by, a A if 532- gr A1 A Q r f gf L 2 fb wwf Y M52 , , A Q A ., xx X Q - ,W . I., X ML f q5fw2?iZgL5iWs?E A W J f'2- Q f 2 Rf wifi WHlmnq8.gf'f' 5 Wurnn-f gi, ' Zimw A' w gn.,f,.QA . 5 L ' 7 'R' Un' f- , aw iff gf, ff. ig 21 3, 3' ix, if Y K K V 5 A I ,. .W , ff.- 'swm - ,L as K . an I ' f V 5 4,555 W 'af 'R 'iam ..-4 MHS. V. BABTLETT . B. O'BRIEN MBS M DOYLE MRS R BOTH MRS M KULP MR L MABBOTT MR I PATERSON MR H COLLINS X 9 THONG BODIES FOR KEEN MINDS 41-nk! 433D Mrs. A. Iackson, sight sav- ing instructor. f' Q Helpful co-operation in the ' sight saving room. Large sized globes cxid in X' the study of geogrCIphY. X history, and related sub- jects. X .f f , Super colossal type saves eyestrciin. Through the use ot moximum lighting, large type textbooks ond type- writers, poile green vfolls ond loloolcboords, plus yellow cholk, the Sight-Sowing room helps to conserve the eyesight ot our students. The kind supervision ond help of Mrs. Ioolcson, their closs teooher, hos encouroged these students L to obtoin top grades gnd honors during the post veors. 5, I l L 't 9 X1 , n x l . V lie s 4 Q ef SIGHT SAVING ., is KEEN SIGHT FOR ACTIVE MINDS 4 35 r THE GREAT UN SUN G ,,.,N ffl 5:1 1 ,Q-, 4 Trl - f T -:V f ' ly M .1 3.3, ,. jg: eff. f W 5? ff 35 Z q Top: Lunchroom Aides - E. Anderson, E. Buehler, E. Gears. M. Gilbeault, E. Devine, F. Granberg, A. Carey, E. Haas, I. Bcmdy. Center: Mrs. M. Beegcm, truant officer. Center Lell: Mrs. H. Brosius, former lunchroom manager. Lower Leif: Mrs. Robinson, matron. Lower Right: Mr. Busca and Miss Cardosi, former clerk, at farewell tea for Mr. Bade. 7 W ' as X ' ,, Y? ':s: i'-if , 4,- .fig H4 ,E x 5' 'Wa , vu- 1 ,pf ,Mfg M325 'C Eggs-iwgiafgsl, 4' V V? 'Qui .ff 5' - it X , W , .,Ag..,. g. . W , fi L ' ' V , Y 9 I Q ff . A up - W, , 5 If V 4 .fu E? 021 Q 9-'X A .Mg ,, N 1 V 1 , 1 fa , M Q 'f . ff PI - Q zf1, M. ,,,, ,LVAVZJA fm , umm, x Q , ' ' tg' , axis' ' 19 1 ,I V as -MZ, L ' u I f fig -A f 4' . - ' , gs., Q, wiv? t 3' f ig 1 Jie, , , .faf fu ws. - Upper Right: P. T. A. members attend a monthly meeting. Center Left: P. T. A. Officers. Seated: Mrs. M. Marmion, treasurer: Mrs. V. Peterson, first vice-president: Mrs. R. Eddy, president: Mrs. A. Iamison, recording secretary. Standing: Mrs. D. Drewry, Mrs. R. Cooper. Mrs. F. Stone, second vice-president. Lower Right: P. T. A. Board. Seated: Mrs. M. Mclrmion. V. Peterson, Mrs. R. Eddy, Mrs. A. R. Iamison, Mrs. E. Owens, Mrs. A. A. Netzoner, Mrs. A. Iackson. Standing: Mrs. G. Mattran. Mrs. P. Winkless. Mrs. D. Drewry, Mrs. R. Cooper. Mrs. R. Kimball, Mrs. E. Iohnson, Mrs. R. R. Hughes, Mrs. W. C. Brand. Mrs. F. Stone. 4355? PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION EVER INTERESTED IN OUR PHYSICAL Row 1. Leit: Student describes physics device lor parents under watchful eye oi Mr. Cates, class teacher. Right: Refreshments for parents in Hirsch Lunchroom. Row 2. Left: Mothers view work ol their daughters in the clothing classes. Center: Parents interested in son's machine shop skill. Right: Mrs. Eddy giving Welcome Address to parents. Row 3, Left: Mrs. Stone getting memberships for P. T. A. Center: Mothers as well as dads are interested in woodshop. Right: Can you type as well as I do? Row 4, Left: Fathers meet Miss Hirsch Her- ald. Right: Students show off the MAROON to parents. This year the Parent-Teacher Association proudly boasts of the largest membership in its history. A Fuller Life by Broader Education is the theme which has guided and promoted a better understanding oi the problems con- fronting our youth today. ENTAL AND SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING f...-X X Q. EA -5-I 1 Q , i ? 4395 THE DADS' CLUB DADS' CLUB OFFICERS Mr. Iohnston. vice-president: Mr. Ytterberg, treasurer: Mr. Groninger, president: Mr. Brand, secretary: Coach O'Brien, sponsor. Inserl: Mr. C. May. master of cere monies at Athletic Banquets. Quarterback Iohnny Lujack. Guest Speaker at Football Banquet. Seated: Mr. Groninger, Coach O'Brien. Lower Left: Dads' Club Meeting. Lower Right: Helpful Sons Bob Groninger, Gene Montalhano. This year, we are proud to present our newest and very active Dads' Club, an organization composed of the fathers of Hirsch students. lts aims are as follows: to promote association among the fathers of the students, to develop a closer relationship between the individual student and fatherg to stimulate school spirit. To date, this group, with Mr. O'Brien as faculty adviser, has sponsored two dinners, the proceeds of which helped to purchase athletic equipment, and also a new public address system and spotlight for our auditorium. CONGRATULATIONS to the officers, Mr. May and others who contributed so much time and effort to make our new Dads' Club a success! 1405 EA 5.1 Q xl? YL lil if g A f W at ff, , ,wg ,, . 4 1 5 vi V 1 .' i 4, ' , W i 3 Sq, xW ' A Q, 2 it , Az, 1 ', 1 'Q - UNDEFEATED 4' i me ss. QQ if 'Q r I x fl Qi, 5. fnfgiifj W . lu tl' M H iw 4 - X1 'fi G 4427 4A OFFICERS Barbara Stone vxce preszdent Dale Pearson treasurer Ieane Boumu secretary Mary Nxckolaou soczal chcnrman Tom McBr1de pres1dent CLASS OF JUNE 1949 SOON HIRSCH WILL BE BEHIND Us Lookmg back on our long and hard four years rts surprrsmg to see how fast they have actually gone Certarnlv vthen we t1rst entered dear old l-lrrschs porta s way back rn 1945 We nexer dreamt 'THE day Cgraduatronl would come so oon And vet today memo 1es are all that are left of once happy t1mes that pec1al Club de Maroon dance the honors to our wonderful football squad ol l948 our class brealflast at the Shoreland 4 , . and of course the Edgewater Beach Hotel on a certam lune tenth our Prom. No matter what our future may hold th- pa t will always be crowded x ith memories of our days at Hirsch. RAYMOND ADAMONIS Ray is interested in farming as a profession, also basketball, model cars and girls who swim . . . Hall Guard. WILLIAM ADAMS Baseball, gals and Crosbv rate with our photog- ffl? raphy fiend 'lBill', whose goal in life i.: to be a success. IOSEPH AIELLO Ted plans on singing for a living . . football and basketball are specials . . . Sr. Choir, Hall Guard, Fire Guard. BEATRICE AMEDRO Bea caters to swimming, bowling, dancing, foot- ball . . . enjoys sketching, painting . . . wants to be a secretary . . . Poster Club, Pan American League. HELEN ANDERSON Hopes for college . . . until then, interests include Cubs' Baseball League, and playing pi Maroon, Pan American, Glee Club NORMA ANDERSON Honey is captivated by bowling, dancing, Roy, Haunted Heart . . . this artist plans marr career . . . G. A. A. Gold Att. Office Asst SHIRLEY ANDERSON Shirt favors bowling, swimming, Terry, . . . collects records . . . plans to get married . G. A, A, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Club. ERNEST ARGYROS Ernie , future photographer, likes printing and de- veloping pictures . . . traveling and basketball really rate . . . is looking forward to future work. FRANCES AURELIO Fran just loves football, dancing, an Cugat . . . I Have But One Heart also r . . . Attendance Office Ass't, Gold G. ,qv 5' U' Z. . loafing, with him CHO... iage with dancing d Xavier ates high A. A. MARGARET BAER Christmas at Hirsch, Body and Soul , and Christi appeal to Marge . , . Choral Club, Herald Sales- man, Civic Bureau, Red Cross. ROBERT BALZHISER Bobs chief aim is college, with emphasis on law . . , likes baseball, chess, stamp collecting . . . Her- ald Staff, Movie Club, R. O. T. C., National Honor. ROBERT BARBORO Fond of sports tfootball in particularl . . . Bob plans on college . . , aims to be forest ranger . . . Foot- ball, Choral Club. FRANK BARKER Bark's favorite sports are baseball, basketball . . . Stardust . . . plans to be radio technician . . . would like to be millionaire at twenty-one, W? .' VIRGINIA BARTON V . Tennis, Rhapsody in Blue intrigue Ginny . . . ' Lab. Technician, lll. Tech. future plans . . . National Honor Society, Senior Choir, Executive Council. DONALD BASSI Football, hockey, and Maybe Youll Be There rate with 'lDon , . . plans college and later farming . . . Stage Crew, Senior Choir. NANCY BEEGAN Nan likes miniature golf, Long Island, Eddie How- ard's records, college also rates . . . Gold Senior Girls, G. A. A., Office Asst IACK BEEM lack likes horseback riding, Shakespeare . , . future includes University of Chicago and medicine . , . St Court, Sr. fudge, National Honor Society, Pres. Safety Engineers. '17 KENNETH BELL Football, baseball, Spike lones, Chicago Cardinals, and photography are l'Ken's favorites . . . plans on army . . . Frosh-Soph Team, Wrestling. MABEL MARIE BENDER 'Mabs lives for football and U9-4 at Leo, along with college, travel, horses . . , Drama, Bowling, Glee. NANCIE BENKE illance enjoys bowling and watching baseball ' Q games Senior Glee, Gold Senior Girlsf if IOAN BENZINGER Dancing to Fred Vfarings music, singing in the ' Choral Club, bowling, and swirnming really send this twin . Choral Club, Herald Sales, Poster Club. olonde Bucks baieball clever sporfb lck li wlma an fi Wartna eco Q are her t e llllYQ Bao ball l61'11'l1S Sptlc lone ana cowboy movtes rate wltw Turtle We ty ol lll rmois and pharmacv appeal S u:le-rut Counctl Nath Clul: Shorty moya trump playmq ana we-stern movte plans mclud olleae lollowea by a life of Joumah at R C T C Barra Hall Guard steering to he a commerctal 1llu trator D1v1Q1or1 Trea urer , , ltkes photog- ture . to China cks' , Rohm llves lor Ca cant mart o get out ol school and take a lorg vacatl rt Pan Ameri- Chuck ltkes. football wreatlma ba eball, the CHICGQO B are and l. Turner tutur include-ss rollege ancl pro too hall Football Wrestlina, Iume aflorfls lootball aancma destr ss model mg and a black convertlble Cacl1llac Student Courmcll H rald Sale man Part Amerrcan Choral we ........ DOROTHY BUTLER Dotty , a tall, lovely brunette just loves norseba riding and roller skating plans to ecorfi terrific secretary G A A, Senior MARY CAIRO lMolly caters to gwirrirriing, tennis, Perry Co l l'ernptation' . . collects pzouvenirn p ann to be a secretary , G A A, Senior Girls' Clur IUNE CALHOON Favors horseback riding and swimming salt and pepper shakers , , . wants to own a farm Senior Girls Club GORDON CARLSON iGordie' approves of Frankie Laine: record college and a Buick convertible are deinitely his list , , , Stage Crew, l-lall Guard, Bowling HELEN CARTER Bugs likes fishing, oil painting, and nurfsinu future plans include Northwestern Senior Ch Maroon Sales, Drama Club, Student Council IACK CASSIDY Cass's favorite is basketball . , doing nothing i his pastime , , . plans to retire at thirtv . Bask ball, Le-ttermen's, Gold Stage Crew, Student Council MARILYN CHAMBERS Bowling, Vaughn Monroe, football games, lStar dust are Lynn's' favorite . . . will attend Wilson after graduation , . , lunior and Senior Glee BETTY CHANCEY Betts prefers dancing to Vaughn Monroe, bowling friendly people . . . future court reporter , . . Gold 'l'i , Sight-Saving Aide. CATHERINE CHENTES Tennis, California, and mountain climbing intrigue llCathy . . plans are for Northwestern . . . later to be German teacher . . , Student Court, Gold 'Q .pn-up 3. gif ,..., fl 51 IAMES CHIDESTER Chess hopes to attend Stanford travel and be a business man likes Buick convertibles football Senior Choir Swim Team Gold H MARGARET CLAUS Margie says Choral Club basketball and wi min rate hi h . . lans to attend Wheaton Col- Q Q I D lege . . Senior Cnoir, Ir. Honor, Maroon Sales RICHARD COLEMAN i'Bich thinks basketball and baseball are topc . interested in model boats and motor scooters Intramural Basketball IOAN COLLINS A position as air line stewardesu- likes football game.: , . Gir .1 Bowling, G, A , Senior Girls' Club IOHN CHOCKETT Swimming, hunting, and fishing are specialties wlth 'Speed' who hopes to own a farm some day . Hall Guard, Safety Engineers. AUDREY DAHLBERG Basketball, Surrende. , cart: collecting rate with Swede . . plans o be a secretary and have West . Sec. Gym Office, G A A Boa.d CARL DAHLBERG tSwede enioyss ice skating, swimming, and a ur- tain someone in Indiana . , plans Navy ,zcrxice and later managing own farn' ,,.. Hall Guard. IEANNE DARROW 'Jeannie' wants to go to college or do office Worr . . , likes swimming, dancing, photography , Student Court, lunior Honor Society, RALPH DI COSOLA . . b . Butts intends: to LE commercial artist , base a.l lts Magic , Mom 1: cooking, Pin Up picturex are tops Gold ld , Bowling, Forster Club DORIS DITTRICH V pc. ac. t: 'rf f f 1-v BM lu,, Hubby .ennig lll'n ' Po-ite. Cl, L, l-lonor Gola li , Pan American WALTER DORGAN J. ary: aE:rc'.'e.5 swap,-.:' ,.,.' cf basketb cvce' 'n'er - tc goin ri Lv, ,.t Bu. ..,,., B,,,k-,.. ,l. l. IOAN DOWNEY '?'f'E.,.t Mine iirczl, over footbal , ., .,,,,, . .. ,ana Fin, .f...l 'Je , .M'1if,o'. .,. f'l..QF: .J I rw' J.f.C9 A Suden. piani .J Council ...,.m,fgr,. nf., ever fp, f-1 1-ff f, .u,-. M- J ,J ,f 1, y g .Lg.f,... .. V uv, . a ii-. SIG ,XML fs. J back. 'rc all pid, lf-e Grzir, BARBARA DOWNS Likes llMaybe You ll Be There , Gretch, and Pat will someday be physical education teacher Secretary of Student Council, Senior Choir KATHRYN DRENCHPOHL Kathy enjoys football, Phi Pi' and 'Smoke Get: in Your Eyes . . plans college and commercial art . Poster, Drama, National Honor DAVID DUFFELL Duff enjoys Avalon Hi-Y, sports desires to make a fortune . , Eire Guard, Basketball Team, Treas junior and National Honor Society, Choral, DOLORES DUGGAN Dee lives for football, basketball, dancing and Hoagy Carmichaels Stardust . . ambitious to be Spanish stenographer t . . junior Honor Society, Pan American, Maroon Staff. YVONNE DUPES Vonnie's favorite sport is badminton . . . enjoys Vicki, i Till Then' , , . pre-med at Macalester in future . , . Herald Staff, Drama Club, National Honor WALTER ECKEL Walt likes basketball, Sammy Kayes llSerenade of the Bells' ',,. plans to join the army and later be a sports writer . , . Basketball Mgr, MARGO EDDY Tops with Eddie are tennis and Grace plans to attend Colorado College , . junior Honor, Aquatic Aces, Pan American, National Honor, EUGENE THOMAS ELLIS MGene' writes music , . , wishes to study law at Illinois . . , likes jazz, football, baseball, swimming . . Gold Civic Bureau IANET EPSTEIN llEppy votes for Spike jones, and football games . . . art is her hobby and ambition , . Poster, junior and National Honor, Student Council FRED FAIRBAIRN Football, vacations, holidays agree with l'Duke' , , , plans to go to college and live to be a hundred , . Football, Gold Safety Engineers. VIRGINIA FALBO V l'Ginny adores listening to Dick Cantino, dna watching football . . plans to travel . . . Pan American, G, A A. BARBARA FALLIN Swede thinks football, baseball and tobogganing can not be beat . , plans to attend North Park College . . . Poster Club, Gold AYLENE FENTON t'Ayl's vote goes for basketball, bowling , . traveling, living in California are her ambitions , . Student Council, Publicity Bureau. GERALDINE FERNLUND MGerry likes swimming, 'hen' parties, Wenay Tri- Hi-Y . . . plans a trip to California . . . Pan American League, G A. A. GLORIA FERNOW 'lShorty is captivated by football, swimming, flying , . . dislikes late people , , , awaits Augustana . . Gold Pan American, junior Honor Society. IOHN FERREE Dixieland music, football, 'ldoodlingd constitute lohnny's likes . . . college and advertising, his plans , . . Student Executive, Cheerleaders, National Honor. IOHN FITZPATRICK Baseball, hunting, and airplane building are fun for Fitz , future mortician, who wants to retire at fifty , . . Hall Guard. BARBARA FRANK Barb enjoys football, l'Over the Rainbow . , . a housewife someday . . . Maroon Staff, Pan American, junior Honor Society, Gold Senior Girls. IOYCE FULLER Ioyce's favorites are l'Mom , and brother Bob likes golf and concerts . . . plans to study violin . . Office Asst, Orchestra EVANGELINE GEANOPOULES l'Evange is going to travel around the world . . admires handsome men and lt's Magic . . . G. A, A , Pan American League. BARBARA GERRIE Likes Tony Martin, dancing, Christi . . . plans to attend Northwestern . . . hopes to be fashion model . , 4 Drama, Pan American League, Herald Salesman 2 L a l i 0- 4 ei S ' ' SHARON GUINN Sherry is partial to iootball, singing, collecting stamps, baton twirling , , . ambition - opera singer , , . Adv, Band, Bowling, Senior Girls' Club, EDWARD GURGANUS Ed likes pro football, painting . . . plans on being a commercial artist . . , Color Guard, Picked Platoon, Rifle Team, Football Mgr., Drama IRENE GUSTAFSON Gussie thinks roller skating, dancing, football games, and dark haired boys are tops . , . Maroon Staff, Senior Girls' Club, Glee Club, Pan American EDWARD HAAS A friendly and helpful teacher rates high with lfEd . , . also photography and farming . . . Safety En- gineers, Gold Pan American Treasurer, Maroon Staff, DOROTHY HANSEN Dot is looking forward to college days A football and Christi are tops on her hit parade , . G. A. A., Pan American. SHIRLEY HARDY l'Shirl has a yen for horseback riding, football games . . . looks forward to secretarial position , . Library Ass't, G. A. A. IEAN HARMAN This tall dark smiling girl answers to Mleannie . , fishing and western music are tops with her . Choral Club, Iunior Choir. IOANNE HATCH Chemistry, Mr. Duskin, swimming, and football con- stitute Iodie s likes . , her future, college, law school . . Choral Club, Student Court, G, A A, National Honor Society. ROBERT HAZEL Sleeping, hockey, baseball, White Sox and Woodie Vlfoodpecker' rate high with 'Haz who plans on studying medicine in college BARBARA HAZLEWOOD Barb enjoys swirnming, football games, surrtrrzerg in Michigan A Pan American League, Gold H , Math Club, MARY IO HEGARD Busty' thinks swimming, roller skating are top, . . plans future as ballet dancer , . Swirr. Ciiib G A A, Senior Glee Pres MAUREEN HENNESSY Rating top.: with 'Mickey are Body and Sffil , swimming, football . . desires to earn a million dollars , . G A A, Ticket Salesman, lunior Glef- MARION GESKE 'Mar takes to bowling, Because by Perry Como collects dolls from carnivals , . plans to be a stenographer , , Presidenf Girls' Bowling Leaaue PATRICIA GIERTSEN l'Pat , commercial artist , plans to attend Purdue fond of l'Clair de Lunef football games Senior Choir, Civic Bureau Poster Club. DARLINE GLORNEY A future beauty operator, Dar likes volley ball, basketball, 'lAlways by Tcny Martin , intends to go to college , , , G. A. A, Gold EUGENE GODFREDSON Bachmaninoff, Bacn, Beethoven and hillbilly music are Gene's' favorites , future plans include music, music and more music Band, Bowling RAEANN GOLDBERG i'Bae likes noisy pep rallies, Hirsch Herald . , collects license plates , . Drama,,Pcster Club, Herald Feature Editor, National Honor, ROBERT GOLDEN With Bob , football, baseball, Dixie Land music rate high . . . plans college . Hall Guard GREGORY GOTSIS i'Greg enjoys all sports , . intends to enlist in the Navy , . . Choral Club, Gola Hall Guards ROBERT GRONIGER Bob's favorites are football, sleeping late, and good clothes . . , dislikes domineering girls A . . plans lor college football . . Student Court, root- ball, Lettermen's Club. ROBERT GROVES Colorado, photography, motcrcycling rate with Bob , , future plans include Civil Engineering at Wis- consin, followed by his own private office. H. Q , V -.... Nuff ' X ROBERT HICKS After college, llBob plans on air corp baseball, girls, cars and guns rate Hall C Bowling League DONALD HOGAN Don wants to become a farmer . baseball, girls, cars among his fllikesw . , cant wait to go to work BARBARA HOLLY i'Barb enjoys horseback riding, bowling , . her present plans include an early marriage . Maroon Staff, Bowling League Secretary, Iunior Honor, ELEANOR HOLMDAHL Eating, collecting dolls and match books, drawing and designing fascinate 'lEle , . . terrific swimmer . . enjoys horses . . . Pan American, Aguatic Aces WILLIAM HUGHES Our future soldier likes all ball sports, l'You Call Everybody Darlin' hunting and fishing . . , wants to live in Michigan . . . Hall Guard. PHILIP HUSBAND Basketball, sleeping, i'hot rods, and Les Brown rate with Phil . . . after leaving Hirsch, plans to go to California . . . Hall Guard. PAUL HYLANDER l'Underneath the Arches by the Keynotes, base- ball, basketball, loafing, ana living a happy peace- ful life rate with Lefty '.., Hall Guard. PATRICIA HYMAN l'Pat is delighted by swimming, football games, Maybe You'll Be There . . . will be a private secretary . . . Office Aide, Glee Club. ANNE IACOVERA Plans to travel around the world, then become a secretary . . . likes Stardust, White Sox . . Drama, Pan American, Senior Girls' Club, G, A A R' WY .1 ,QQ-.5 3' ww 1' 4-U! Jw f J aw- . v, lv' 1' , 1. 5 P' 1 I ff A ALICE IUNE IGNELL lunie wants to attend North Park College , , cheers for fishing, swimming, football . . , Senior Choir, Gold Maroon Co-editor, Pan American STEPHEN IANOSKY Favorites with 'lSteve are basketball, movies, Spike lones . . . plans for Navy . . . draftsrnan or mechanic his ambition . , . lntra-mural Basketball EDWARD IAWAR Football and baseball appeal to Ed . , . future plans , . . loafing, traveling, listening to Body and Soul . , . Hall Guard, Boys' Bowling League NORMAN IEFFERS leff plans on l. l. T or compulsory training , likes to design . , . Adv, Band, Fire Marshall, Or- chestra. ALAN IENSEN Wrestling and all sports rate high with Al' . Band, Bowling, Wrestling, Student Council Delegate ANN IOHNSON Ann cheers football, boating, Wendy and Xavier Cugat , . . plans include business college . . , Gold Student Court, Pan American League EMILY IOHNSON Enjoys swimming, skating, Stardust , Tony Martin, Marie , . . favors traveling and good books . . . colleg her goal lunior Honor Society G A A IOAN MARION IOHNSON Football baseball and bowling rate high with Ioanie plans to attend Purdue Drama Iunior Choir Bowling Senior Girls G A A MARIE IOHNSON Bed enjoys Frankie Laines Black and Blue and writing poetry plans college or Waves G A A Iunior Honor Society RUTH IOHNSON Ruthie enioys swimming Summertime holidays collects records likes to travel interior decorating her goal Drama Club G A A Glee FREDERICK IONES f'Fred' likes football art . . . wants to be a com- mercial artist , . . Football Manager Poster Club, Picked Platoon Hall Guard Captain, LEE IONES Lee's favorite pastimes are playing football and riding his Indian motorcycle . . . plans college . , , Football Team, Publicity Bureau. ...nf ' . Q' .' F , if I fb .,. f is IAMES L. KNIGHT College ahead for 'llim' ',,. wants to become a doctor . . . football, swimming, girls, and dancing rate . . Movie Club, Fire Guards, Senior Choir IUDITH ANN KOERNER 'lan's specialties include football, pep rallies, and dogs . , Albion College in future . . . Herald Staff, G, A. A., Glee Club Officer, National I-Ionor. GERALDINE KOISTINEN Maybe Youll Be There and a vacation in South Dakota appeal to l'Gerry' , , future stenographer . . Pan American, Bowling, lunior Glee, G A A BURTON KOLMAN Burt prefers tall women, Fred Waring, Choral Club . . , plans to be a writer when he completes his education at Illinois . . , R O. T. C., Wrestling. ROBERT KRUEGER Tops on 'iBim's list are swimming, Hi-Y, sailing with Moose and Eddy . . plans to go to college , t . Gold Wrestling, Pan American HERBERT KRUTIS Football rates above all with I-lerb' . goes for photography, dancing . plans college . . would like to travel around the world . . . Football Tearn. IOAN KUBASZAK Tops with Kubie are roller skating, football games, Senior Choir . . . plans college . Senior Choir, Gold MI-I , Pan American League MARGARET LALLY ilvlar e in lun colleo ard traveling in iuti if f Q it rv tif' t l .g- c ae., ,ge . . . 2 tre plan.: . enjoys bowling, aancing, and watching football games . Senior Girls, G A A IOYCE DIANE LGZAR Ever srriilina 'joycie , future Illinois student, like: dancing, Tchaikovsky, Heidi, football Choral Club Student Council. Maroon S'afi Drarra Club Bowling, National Honor Society ROBERT LEWIS Bob s likes are football, baseball ana wre .,.. ri plan.: to atrend Unz'.'er.:itw' of Illinczg ana becc a doctor Band, Orchestra, V.'re.:tlina EARL ROY LIDSTROM Basketball, baseball ana pretty airls rate rizakg Q.. Slirr. s list ccliea Intrany 'ai Basketball WILLIAM LOCHER 'Dne ot the Yankee .1 tri tar: .1 . W. yf,.,,,f,.' r, MM. -A..,. .4 a.. I..- 'L' f ' ' ' fffll 'rvv,.v,. har. Gaarag Bayeca. S ... . ,tn LYDIA IEANNE IORDAN leanne' aims to be a journalist likes to write poetry . . . collects records enjoys swimming Drama Club, Pan American, Senior Girls CHARLES IORGENSEN Tennis, swimrnina, and debates at lunch rate iiiar. with Chuck '. ,lunior Honor Society, Civic Bureau Swim Team. SHERWIN KABINS intends to become a doctor . enjoys bowling Cubs baseball games, and Spike lanes National Honor Society, R O T C, Student Court ROBERT KALTOFF 'Bob enjoys nailing, women, double ftatina witn johnny Ferree plan.: to attend Illinois Choral Club, Swimming, Wrestling, Lettermen Student Council KENNETH KAMBER Favorites with i'Ken are skiing, swimming and 'Claire De Lune , plans college and chemica, engineer in future Senior Choir, Bifle Team. IOSEPH KAPLY Large convertible.: and Les Brown are consaifierefi tops with Aloe' . . favorite sport is basketball . Choir, Band, Orchestra, Gold H' VIRGINIA KELLEY Ginny enjoys collecting Crosby records . . plans to travel . . swimming rates high . , , Swim Club G, A. A, Senior Glee Club, Senior Girls MARY KLADIS Shorty like.: baseball and 'Until . . plans future as a secretary G. A. A., Senior Girls ELDOR KLUGE Basketball, drawing, and insect collecting help Elly' pass the time of day . . college in future . . Gold Safety Engineers. -qu-4 J gn'- if C-'X .lgg if T7 MARINETTE LORENTZ Bowling and swimming are l.ffarLnettes favorite.: in the future hopes to move to California Herald Salesman, Glee Club, G A A, Library LEROY LUNDQUIST Boys future plans include driving the new Chev and Bethel College . likes baseball . Fire Guards, Safety Engineers, Band LORRAINE LUTZ Bowling and Because rate with Hluarryw, who hope: X i to own a bowling alley . Bowling, G, A. A LOIS LYALL Loie goes for music, cycling, food . cooking reading, her specialties . . wants to be a Hwhite coilar' girl , . . Pan American IOHN MQCMILLAN 'Mac Mgoesw for swirriming, shop, and Star Dust plans to ioin the Army, where he can :still engoy his hobby, guns ARTHUR MALITO 'Mosquito Malitow . . ambition is to live a 'llife of Riley . . likes basketball, baseball, dancing and girls , . plans college Basketball, Lettermen SHIRLYN MANDEL Football, halfbacks, pep rallies, the Herald are 'Shirls choice . . . college and radio work in future . . . National Honor Society, Herald Staff. RONALD MAYSTROVICH Tall, dark, Ronnie is fond of football, wrestling, Tommy Dorsey, Buicks . . . hankers to own an air- port and instruct flying . . . Choral Club, WAYNE MCARTHUR 'iMac' likes basketball, Stardust ', 'Its Magic . plans on college and later dentistry . Iunior Choir, Gold Pan American League. J 7 'L .14 Y 'W' THOMAS MCBRIDE Swimming, photography rate with Tom . . . medi- cine at Northwestern . Band, Iunior Honor, Senior Class President, National Honor. DOROTHY MCGRATH 'Dotty adores football, basketball games, chem. experiments . . . future sees college . . . Herald Salesman, lunior Honor, Student Council MARIE MCGRATH Irish favors swimming, roller skating, dancing, collecting records, lt's Magic' '... wants to be a secretary . . . Swim Club, G. A. A., Senior Glee. JEAN MCMILLAN Favorite sports are football, basketball . . . enjoy.: bowling, dancing . , plans on Knox College . Pan American, Herald Sales, Bowling, Senior Glee LeROY MCNITT Basketball and all sports are first class with 'Buzz . . . come harvest time, our boy heads for college , Basketball, Baseball, Hall Guard IASPER CHARLES MESSINA lay spends his spare time fixing motors . . . his favorites include basketball and lt's Magic by Io Stafford . . , Basketball, Baseball, Hall Guard. IOAN METEVIER lllvficke-y enjoys roller skating, art, and football games . . . Choral Club, Gold Pan American League, Iunior Honor, G. A A., National Honor. IACK MEYER lack has given up girls in favor of racing pigeons . . likes boxing . . . plans on agricultural college, and farming . . . Choral Club. IOYCE MOENCH loyce likes vacationing in lndiana, football games, ice skating . . activities include Student Council, Aguatic Aces, Bowling, G. A. A., Senior Girls EILEEN MOLONEY 'ilrish is partial to bowling, baseball, Its Magic collects records ambition is to marry . Bowling Vice-President, Attendance Office Asst EUGENE MONTALBANO 'Gene' . . music, sports, art rate tops . arf. pro-baseball his ambitions . . Baseball, Lettermen 1: Club, Poster Club, Safety Engineers. IEAN MOORE Bowling and horseback riding interest Nleanie . . plans on nurse s training . . . Senior Glee Club Gold Bowling, Pan American I W! 'fi LENORE NYLEN Lenny enjoys window shopping and football games . . . wants to be a secretary . Office Aid, Iunior Honor, G. A. A. MARY O'HAGEN Phil's vote .goes to dancing, swimming, football and ice skating . . . ambition is to be an airline hostess . . . G. A. A., Iunor Glee, Library Asst THEODORE OLSEN Ted enjoys basketball, swimming, and drama . . wants to be a chemical engineer . . . Drama, IAMES MURRAY lim favorite sport is tennis . likes blue-eyed blondes , . aims to be a lawyer . . Choral Club, Hall Guard, Safety Engineer ROSE MUSACHIO f'Bo' favors bowling, roller skating, algebra and Its Magic , plans college G A A, lunior Honor Society, Pan American ROSE MARIE NACCARATO ffBosie wants a trip around the World . plans to be a beauty culturist likes photography, Its Magic ', dancing . G. A A., lunior Glee DUANE NELSON MShorty s sports list includes bowling, playing golf . . . entoys Twelfth Street Bag' . . Hall Guard PHYLLIS NELSON To be a private secretary is Phyls ambition . motorcycle riding is sport likes traveling, phof tography, and dancing . G. A A, Iunior Glee RONALD NELSON 'Rennyt enioys football and photography . . . plans to see the U. S. and later become a machinist or draftsman . . Student Court Bailiff, Gold In- tramural Basketball. WILLIAM NEWHALL l'Bill is fond of swimming, tennis . plans on interior decorating . . . aims tc travel . . Choral Club, Civic Bureau, Library Ass t. MARY NICKOLAOU Plans to study dramatics at Goodman Theatre 4B Social Chairman, Vice-Pres, Senior Girls, Drama, Maroon, Pres. lunior Glee, G. A. A. EDWARD NOWRY Peanuts goes for basketball, football, Benny Goodmans trumpet, guns . . college will claim him if the Army doesnt . . . Hall Guard. Swim Team, Herald Photographer, Student Council, ' A ' M V - National Honor Society. iiii YQ A IANET OLSON . fi Ian finds football games, 'Body and Soul , ciancf ing and MWendy are tops . . Choral Club, Student V Council, Civic, Publicity Bureaus. ' EVELYN ORWAR V 5 Nm-3 'Gi Tops on Punkin's list are dancing to llBegin the ff 3, Beguinew, pep rallies . . . University of Colorado her ,QL A 550 goal . . Iunior, Senior Glee, G. A. A, Drama. it 'i'. r W WILLIAM OWENS Rabbits favorite sports are basketball, baseball . . . likes sports, rainy nights . college at Purdue . . Basketball, Baseball, Hall Guard, Wrestling ,X DIANE PALMQUIST 'Diny' likes the new look, true friends, swimming f . . wants a job with South American government . G. A. A., Gold Senior Girls RALPH WILLIAM PARKER fx ,7-v. Moose' fBill to youi stars in football, vzrestlinrg 'F I ' future football coach . . . likes swimming, Star- dust' Football Captain, Wrestling, Stage Crew YS gr? Letterman, Publicity Bureau MICHAEL PARRAS Moose wants to toin the ffavy like.: rf:.'l-1et- ball, football, and bowling I-fall Giard DALE PEARSON Ambition is registered priarrnaczst, but first, arrr., college . . likes fifth period pep rallies swzmrriina Civic Bureau, luriior Honor, Gold H IOSEPH PETTRUCCI lersey foe likes football, girls, dances Claire ie Lune' top accordion player at firfcf. by popular demand Hall Guard, Band, Ticket Sale: ALFRED PETTENGELL Al entays baseball, glow rnu.:1c collect: Q .rpx . plans to join air ccrpz and he text pile? 4 V LV. ef e e, , ' 'Tx A 4. il 1' , :lf IOANNE RAMER lo says tennis is fun, but working on the Herald is tops . . . plans to attend college , . . Herald Staff, Iunior and National Honor. RAYMOND RASMUSSON Bass okays brunettes, football, Hhot rods , ma- chinery, gliders are his hobbies . . . Navy, Aviation his ambitions , . . Gold Fire Guard. RICHARD RASMUSSEN Dick goes for' football, 'lhot rod racing, bowling . . . plans to join the Navy, and see the world , . , Fire Guard, Gold AH , BARBARA RUTHERFORD llBarb craves swimming, football . aspires to become a private secretary . . . Herald Staff National Honor Society. KENNETH SANDSTROM iSwede plans to be a millionaire . . goes for toot- ball, baseball, auto races, bowling . . , Hall Guard GRETCHEN SAUTTER l'Gretch . , , long blond hair . . enjoys dancing, ' Till Then' , . college and nurses' training ' future i . Senior Choir, Sec lunior Class, Cheer- leader, Publicity Bureau BEVERLY SAVILLE liBev finds interest in Eddy Howard and Phi Pi . . wants to attend Bryant Business College . , Publicity Bureau, Gold Senior Girls. ROSEMARY SCHUMPP Football, This ls the Moment and 'iWendy are tops with Spook '... Vice-Pres. Student Council, Cheerleader, Executive Council, Poster, Senior Choir. MERRILL SEGGERMAN Happy-go-lucky Mert' enjoys basketball, Li'l Ab- ner, Fred Waring, and eating . . . with his college education he'll retire at 30 , . Band ELLEN SIMONS Football, chemistry, sewing, intrigue El ex- pects to attend Illinois or Wisconsin . Choral Club, Iunior Honor Society, Civic Bureau ELAINE SLANEY Elaine is partial to swimming and classical music . . plans college as her goal , . Aquatic Aces Pres, Maroon Staff, National Honor Society DONALD SMITH t'Srnitty thinks baseball, bowling rate . . future - Northwestern . . . hopes to write for a large daily . Herald Eports Editor, Gold lunior Honor IOAN PHELPS Enjoy: football games, dancing, Stan Kenton, ani 'Laura plans include Stephens or Mickifrri Civic Bureau, Student Council, Choral Club DAVID PLATT Dave favors baseball, Spike Iones, and lStar- dust future journalist Pan American, lunior and lfational Honor, junior Heralcl Staff EDWARD PLUTZ No homework, soft music such as 'tits Magic' please Ed . . ambition is to be a millionaire . . Baseball, Hall Guard, Bowling IOHN PLUTZ Likes baseball, basketball, girls . , . plans to work and get rich . . . Basketball, Bowling, Hall Guard. MICHAEL POLLO Wrestling, slow music, bowling strikes, are Miko 1 favorites , . , ambitions are first, the Navy, second, orchestra leader . . Band, Orchestra, Bowling PATRICIA POTTER 'Patty Babe favors 'Stardust , dancing enjoy: roller skating, bowling, football games . . . Senior Girls' Club, Gym Office Asst, Safety Engineers GEORGE POYER i'Duke enjoys football, basketball, i'Stardust , travel . . college, his plans for the future , , , Maroon Staff, Chief Bailiff of Student Court, Picked Platoon IOSEPH PYRZ 'iIoe's ambition is to be a success in whatever he does . , enjoys basketball, Fred Waring, history and light music . . Gold GAYLE QUANCE Looks forward to college . llSmoke Gets in Your Eyes' . . Choral, Cheerleader, Vice-Pres lunior Class, Civic Bureau, junior and National Honor 0 LOIS SMITH 'Lo is that gal who aoes for bowling, town and country convertibles - also sleeping late G, A A, Senior Girls, Bon-:lina ROBERT SORENSEN Stoop enioys all Sports, parties, bawlzn' noi: University Bowling Hall Guard,F1re . CECELIA ST. AUBIN Lucky cheers for football . plans college J, great ambition is to be airline stewardess Q Cheerleader, Senior Choir, Civic Bureau, Gold 'H KENNETH STANKER Among liStanks favorites are swimming, food music and shop , likes to Utinker around' Wltft gas engines . . plans to be a draftsman IOHN STANTON . lacks' main thought is to be a cornrnzssioned 1 pilot in United States Marine Corps basketball, H., guns, good music rate . Hall Guard, Swimrriing IOYCE STERLING f' Favors tennis, Warsaw Concerto , cooking , ' plans to study engineering at lllinois . Gold t V H, Safety Engineer, Senior Choir, Iunior Honor, N .li National Honor Society. IAMES STOLTE Slim thinks football, UFearless Fosdick' and Glen Millers Bancl are Just tops , . the lrfavy come.: next , , , Lettermen, lunior Choir, Swimming BARBARA STONE t'Barb hopes to attend School of Nursing, Nebraska University , . , aims to be Perfect VVife Choral Club, Gold AH , National Honor. IACK lrr 'BL STOUDT esistible grin . . . enjoys soft music, dancing . Football, Wrestling, Lettermens Club, Publicity Bureau, Hall Guard, Civic Bureau 1.1 ,. , ' 4 I 3 iv-' 4 up-x 'UL t W, i -'JV ARNE SWANSON Swede enjoys l'Near You' , slow dancing, Olympic meetings . . , plans to take life easy . . , Football, Vlfrestling, Fire Marshall, Hall Guard BARBRO SWANSON Dramatics and dancing are just tops with 'Barbie' , who hopes to travel to Sweden , . .Drama Choral Club, Maroon Iunior Honor, National Honor FAY SWEENEY 'Irish' , , , spends her Secretarial college awaits spare time knitting and listening to Vaughan Mon- roe , . . kept busy with S'uolent Council, Maroon EARL TRONGEAU Trongs specials are oo girls, Hi-Y, and taking life Lettermen, Football, Wrest CHARLES UPDYKE Baseball, Eddie How ara, tball, hunting . . . likes easy . Choral Club, ling, Student Council aood books are Chucks 'likes . plans to ,oin Marines . Gold MH ELLEN VANICK Roller skating, basketball, aria My Happiness in- trigue MMurph '.., hopes to be a stenographer . . . G A, A., Senior Girls MARIE VILETA 'Babe' plays captain basketball, loves football, and wants to join the 'Waves to see the world G, A A, Library Asst GEORGE WALKER i'Nashie' enioys the ever popular Stardust , piano, ,sax tuture plans include Moody Bible lnstztute Band, Hall Guard, Math Club CHARLOTTE WALSKI Char favors Augustana School of lfurzing, Wendy , golf, and ice skating Iunior Honor. Safety Engineers, Gold H, G, A A ROBERT WAREHAM Nhitey show: no preference between hi.: favorife sporfx, football and aolf plan.: Lnclude ffavy, then University of ff-ev. Mexico Hall Guard GORDON WESTERGREN 'ffefzter plans on being an Electrical Engineer drier ?ura'ge . iikes ,aaillna photography, rrqisxc Swirrirnlng f3:s'er Iunior and ffational Honor ROBERT WHELAN :tsp -,,, ,emo -..,,,..i,, wg, - ','eeLfC.,-4- Ang MA., ou, ,,.d... ...,.,,t,. ....,., V .,..- .,.. A s..,.-,,,,.c. fsg, .f.,. 1 fZfVf 1T'1 YC CCi.6 '1Q Ha.. Sud' fretilina FVQ Cuara laetfevrten CAMERA SHY 4 A DONALD WICHLIN 'fWickie approves of basketball, sweet music . . after college hell wander through U. S. with Poyer . . . Maroon, Picked Platoon, Student Council, Court IEANNINE WICKERSHAM Ieannine enjoys playing volley ball, and baseball, and listening to Vaughn Monroe's Cool Water ... G. A. A., Gold BETTY WILLIAMS Horseback riding, football, basketball, dancing rate with Buzz . . . future plans . . Stephens, profes- sional riding . . Herald Staff, National Honor. BARBARA WINNER Bobby likes For Sentimental Reasons . . . plans on going to college at Illinois . , . Choral Club, Pan American, Civic Bureau. MAXINE WRIGHT Max wants to work in an office and travel . , . likes lt's Magic and sports . . . G. A. A., Senior Glee, Senior Girls. HAROLD WUNDERLICH Skeets , future architect, likes football, hot rod! races, traveling, archaeology, and geology . , Gold Fire Guard, R. O. T. C. ROGER YTTERBERG Rag says wrestling and football rate high . . plans college and advertising business . . . Wres- tling, Football, Senior IAMES ZIMMERMAN lim likes to Work on La Salle . . . college and Bugle Corps. IEAN ZIMMERMAN Cookie plans to be cycle races, movies, , . . G. A. A., Senior IOHN HAMILTON PLIMPTON l'lack , future pediatrician, enjovs football, music . . . plans to attend Ripon . . . Student Council Treas., Senior Choir Treas., Cheerleader Co-Captain. Choir, Iunior Class Pres. automobiles, especially an old is his future plan . . . Drum Secretary . . . goes for motor- Gloomy Sunday , crocheting Girls' Club, Pan American. SENIORS RAY BALLARD VICTOR GUARINO ACTON. ALICE IOHN BAUMHART ROBERT HAZEL GEORGE ENGLE TOM BOYD WILLIAM ROYLE IOHNSON SALLY GOLDBERG BEVERLY CAMPBELL EDWARD PARKER MAXINE HIRSCH TED CIGRANG IAMES STEPANEK TED IONESON EVANGELINE GEANOPOLUS SADIE SUNSERI MARY KEANE DARLENE GLORNEY AUDREY VAN CAMP ROY LOVERIN ROSEMARIE GROSS LEONARD MADSEN 4B CLASS OFFICERS Slanding: Bill Hoover, treasurer: Irv ing Berrien. social chairman: Bar barn Behr, secretary: Nick Liupes president. Seated: Ioan Knight vice-president. CLASS OF JANUARY 1950 BUT WE'LL HAVE Trs :ro Buvn Us As we stand upon the threshold of a new world, we pause to recall those happy memories of our days at Hirsch. ln review pass the activities f-- scholcstic, athletics, social f that have been enjoyed by the Class of Ianuary '50 in its four years' march to graduation. To our minds come the warm friendships g the close contacts with fellow students S the guiding hands of the teachers 5 the thrills of competition fe memories which will forever link us to the C'ass of '50, Looking backward with regret, and forward with hope and anticipation, we, the Seniors, are about to begin a new, more challenging search for success. ANNE MARIE ANDERSON Brother Dori, Phi Pi and football rate with Anne' . . plans to be a model . . , Herald Salesman, V luriior Choir, Gold Publicity Bureau. IACK ANDERSON 'Andym goes for football, tall blonde, beautiful horses, and photography t , plans for future iri- clude college and law Swim ana Football SHIRLEY ANDERSON 'Shula' favors football, swirnrning, Grace , Purdue and piano plan.: to attend colleae ana to learn flying Iunior Honor, Herald Staff ASTA BACKMAN ,f Bunnie , this future Texan likes iGrace ,s'.-.'irrt- ' ming, basketball, Frankie Laine, cats, ana Clair ' 'ie Lune , Maroon, Gola H , G A A HOWARD BALSON Woody plans to be a Radio Announcer aiter ffortriwestern Uriiverstity 'fzce-Pres Gola H Executive Council, H,rala, Drama, .fat.o.. rl Ho tc' CAROLYN BECKER 1 Enjoy.: volleybalz, pazsetball, CUBE-h ' f.la','r.e X55 Youll Be There . , 'ff I1'1f.S to aa W Gold H , Library Agzt, Poster Club BARBARA mai-in y Barb THX'-'Gp on cheering footzal are ' 'Jing Ambition own a 'sachi ififorj- :iris lunior Class Sec?-efrry, lzinior Hcncr Herd: Sale' DONALD BENNETT Ducks favorites are football, convertncles an women plans college, then to make a million . , Football, Wrestling, Choral Club, lunicr Honor, BERTIL BERGSTROM Bertie's' future includes college . , major in pha macy , likes swimming Orchestra, Gold 'H IRVING BERNSEN llSlug likes baseball, football , . pet peeves are girls who smoke and students with no school spirit Student Council, Choral, Drama, l-lational Honor MARILYN BLAND Bowling, semi-classical music, ana drawing Tflfft high for l'Mar . plans on college lunior and National Honor Society, Bowling League BARBARA BOGGIANO llBobs likes bowling, l'Golden Earrings ani: a cer tain sailor , collects letters from Cuba plant college , . Student Court, Gold lH , lunior Glee PATRICIA BROOKE K 'Pat ambition? college enioys Rimsky- Kcirsakoi' s music, sports, Vaughn Monroe Herald Staff, G A A. Sec, lunior Glee, lunior Honor Society, National Honor VIRGINIA BROWN Little lGinny' enioys llGrace , basketball, an dancing to Maybe Youll Be There ffursin career . Baton Twirler, Pan Arnerican, Gold lH GEORGENE BULLOCK Texas holds appeal for l'George, along witlr. swimrriing, Frankie Laine, llGrace , Par-lior, 'Sentie mental lourneyu and horses Pan American, G. A A., Bowling, RALPH CAMPBELL Basketball football, and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes' rate with Cam i . . plans to attend Univer- sity of Wisconsin . Gold Basketball. IRENE CARLSON Our future language teacher pines for far off Sweden . l likes playing piano, collecting rec- ords . . lunior Honor Society, Senior Glee Club DORIS CARTER Dor' plans to settle down with a six loot man 'llt's Magic , Frankie Laine rate high enioyfe knitting and swimming , . G A A ra 'WIRE' ge F2 '99 BETTE IEAN CHEBBSKI Bets future stenographer likes Every Day l Lcvc You lust a little Bt More any good sing r GA A DONALD CHOISSER Don nloys auto racing hunting Glenn l ill records female plans business career Movie Club C' urt Deputy Gold H Photoaraoti ALICE CLARK Al O K s bowling Tex Beneke dancing ana ord collecting Iunior Honor Society Rea C Civ c and Public ty Bureaus Gold H ROBERT COLVERT Cobb eniov li tening to Les Brown s recor s like th th ill of football and basketball aame plu science stuaies IO ANN CRANDALL expressive eyes enjoys football game open hous partie plans to continue moaelin after college Vice Pres Safety Engineers D ama Parties, Herala, lunior Honor NANCY LEE DARRAGH lil. c' dreams of a ranch house in the country liker swimming . . . hopes to attend Stephe s .- lege , . . Aquatic Aces, old UH RICHARD CHARLES DEMBECK lfenrty ' is plans for commercial ar.i:'t . c.- bal, 'Beep and Soul' also rate . o i Q Fire Marshall, Football, Student Council WENDELL DOOLITTLE l iid i'es tle VVhite Sox, football, hfc ey, gn- rurnrny, camping , . future plans include Illinois ana career as glazier Baseball. IAMES ECKLAND Basketball, 'Twelfth Street Rag , Stan Kenton, and eating rate with Eck' . plans to go to Uni'.'e'.fi' cf Wisconsin , , Hall Guard 21? DORIS MAE GUSTAFSON l'Gussie O. Kfs swimming, window shopping and parties . . . crystal ball says shell be a private secretary . . . G. A. A., Attendance Office Helper, IOANNE HALLORAN Susie M peppy personality . . . hopes to be career girl . . , approves of art and music , Poster Club, Drama, Gold DOLORES HANSON Dom enjoys swimming, bicycling, and football games . . . plans to study in Cuba and U of C . , G. A. A., lunior Honor, Senior Girls EDWARD HARDY Football, fishing, vacations, lo Staffords 'Serenade of the Bells and traveling are foremost in 'Edfa' pleasures and plans . . . Hall Guard. WILLIAM HARTMANN Bill plans to be radio director and producer . . finds flashy clothes and Buicks intriguing . . Choral Club, Poster Club. PATRICIA HAWLEY f'Pat desires to go to college . likes horses, moonlight swims, collecting records, Woody Herrran . . . G. A. A., lunior Choir, WALTER HELBIG lfWally is kept busy with swimming and Hi Cs . , . plans a career in dry-cleaning Swim Team, Lettermen, Gold Ml-I , Senior Choir MARVILYN HENION Marv's future . . . airline stewaraess leans toward red-heads, basketball, 'Stardust ' and people who smile . , Gold H , Pan American DALE HILTON Plans for Navy , .likes lfStardust , Eddie Howard s records . . . swimming, roller skating, baseball are tops , . , Swim Team, Hall Guard ALAN CLIFTON EMAI-IISER Next to football, Ace likes Woodcraft and photog raphy . . . for the future, plans architectural field GEORGE ERIKSON Max relaxes with Dixieland jazz, ulioyal Garden Blues , . this future farmer is also terrific pianist . future plans include college . Hall Guard. WILLIAM ERICKSON Basketball, baseball, loafing, Illinois Tech, and re tiring at an early age appeal to i'Bill . Choral Club, Basketball, Baseball, Letterman PATRICIA FALKENTHAL Baseball and those lucky girls who can wear four inch heels rate with 'Pat ', who hopes to become a nurse , . . G, A. A. RUSSELL FLAGLORE Basketball, tall blondes, eatin and sleeping rate Q ans to attend Northwe tern with Fligle' . pl : s study medicine . Hall Guard, Movie Club, Gold HH. ROBERT FOGEL Cubs, Bing Crosby, and eating rate with 'Bob' who has plans for law career . . Student Court Safety Engineers, Hall Guard. CATHERINE GALOTTA Katy . . . sweet disposition . . tennis, parties, and watching sports are to attend Illinois , . GERALD GERRIE favorite pastimes . . hope lunior Honor Society lerry OK's football, baseball, hot trumpeting . . . plans to own a drug store, later see the world r . . . Pan American, Fire Gua d. HERBERT GOLL Herb goes for basketball, football, and baseball lan' for a college future Lettermens Club . , . p s . . . Football, Basketball, unior Class Treas. BETTE GRAVES l Babes favorites are football, roller skatina and eating . . . main ambition in life is to travel . . G. A. A. CAROL GUNSTEAD Vivid smile . . UN B. N, and dancing to Star dust appeal to f'Gunny . plans on Universit of Colorado . . . Gold Student Council. BARBARA GUSTAFSON Swimming, watching piano, and knitting Iunior Honor Society, if Q'-r basketball games, playina th are Barb's pastimes . Attendance office, G. A A. Y wwf Sp lf THEODORE IONESON 'lTed caters to football, wrestling, motorcycles, traveling , . . hobbies include photography, elec- tronics, chemistry . ambition is Naval Air Corps . . Band, Poster Club ELAINE KAUSAL Happy when swimming . , . 'ldotes' on football games . . . Poster Club, lunior Herald Staff, lunior and National Honor Society, Civic Bureau. CAROLYN KLAUS Carol will attend Lawrence College dancing, football games, Guy Lombardo . Glee Club, G. A. A. IOAN KNIGHT likes lunior Swimming and bowling are loans favorites . , , will some day be an accordion teacher . . , lunior Honor, Drama, Gold Aquatic Aces, Bowling THOMAS KOONTZ t'Tom likes football, baseball, basketball plans to attend colle e and become an executive A g , Maroon Salesman, Frosh-Soph Football. ELAINE KOROSE Basketball, Grace , Maybe Youll Be There and college rate high with 'EH , , Gold Pan Ameri- can, G, A. A. WILLIAM KRISTY 'lWill favors basketball, Stan Kenton, swimming . ambition is college . . Gold MH' , Pan American LYNN KRYWICK Beautiful clothes, dancing, basketball appeal to her . . hopes for art career , . . Poster Club, Honor, Publicity and Civic Bureaus, lunior National Honor. CHARLES KUESPERT Football, cute girls appeal to Chuck' to travel around the world , , , Football, Treas Choir, Gold Civic Bureau. lunior Choir, wants lunior IAMES HOLLEMS Midget auto racing and fishing are lim favor- Lte. agricultural school, a farm in Wyoming are in future . Track, B. O T C RONALD HOLMBERG Baseball, llCubs and 'lBears , photography rate nigh with l'Ron' '.,. plans for college . lunior Honor Society, Hall Guard, Safety Engineers WILLIAM HOOVER Basketball, baseball, and Annapolis are really tops with 'Bill' '.,. Gold Movie Club, Baseball, Swim, Football, Basketball Team, National Honor IOAN HOREN Basketball, a home in California, 'll Love you, Yes l Do are tops with 'Beep' . . Pan American, Publicity Bureau. FRANCES IEAN HUFF With Tennessee , horseback riding and roller skating rate tops . , . ambition is to be an airline hostess . , , G. A. A., Senior Girls Club GEORGE HUNT l'Parkie s' favorites are baseball, Gene Krupa A . . plans electrical engineers career . , . Gold Fire Guard, Safety Engineer, Student Council. NANCY HUTCHINSON Hutch says football rates tops . . , plans to attend Knox College , . . Poster Club, Pan American, Stu- dent Council. CLIFFORD IACKSON l'Cliff' enjoys football and fishing , . plans to join Navy and later become a painter . , , Hall Guard. ROBERT IAMISON 'Shakyw enjoys speedboats, sports, and women . trumpet and engineering are favorites . . will attend college . , Football, Wrestling, Swimming THOMAS JENSEN Wants to see the world . . football, softball, week- ends, ping-pong, and pinochle are high raters with lens . GENEVIEVE IOHNSON Ranch homes, small towns hold l'Genie's interest . . . some clay will tour United States . , Library Asst, Pan American. IOAN IOHNSON With lo , football games, bowling, and 'Stardust' tops . . , plans to go to college . , . lunior Honor Society, Bowling League Treas., Gold 'EF' WTS? W 2 MARIANNE MORGAN This football rooter intends to see the world, , enjoys dancing, designing and Tony Martins Its Magic . . . Poster Club, Pan American. MERLE MANNING 'lKittie' favors bcwling, roller slcaiing, and football plans to travel to California and Florida , , . Senior Glee, Bowling, Red Cross, Senior Girls. IOAN MARQUARDT lllo' enjoys swimrning, football, 'Grace , chem, ping-pong . . . plans include college, traveling . , . lunior Honor Society, Gold Adv, Band, Publicity SUZANNE MCARDLE Dancing at Sabina, T. D s rriusic, l'It's Magic' and all football games are Sue greatest enioyrnentss secretary after graduation i , lunior Honor FRANCES METCALFE Corky , i . sense of humor . enjoys 'Christi , swirnrriing, Alabarria , locking forward to Illinois and dancing career . , Maroon Staff, Drama, Vice- Pres. Senior Girls VIRGINIA MIX lntencls to be lab technician plans college . football, Tony Martins 'Ternptationf traveling rate , , G A A, Gold 'l'I', Pan American, lunior Glee MARY LOU MUENCH Siirn s arnoition is to be an X-ray technician likes swirnrriing, collecting records . hopes to rrialce good housewife G, A A RONALD NASH lRon' would like to attend Notre Dame rriusic and girls rate . . . Football, Senior Cno1r, Civic Bureau, Safety Engineers IEAN ANN NELSON Cheers for sweet music vacations hopes to excell in whatever she deciaes to do . Bowling, Drarna, G A A., Swim SHARON NEWMAN Srierry enioys Sorrier Loves' lffe dancing xwzriprriiriu risrnz, ffI'I'flY1'I lcckina irru-. :r' tp Wifccrixin ltintor Cficir fational Hong 'Ir' y lxinior luriae NORMA NORDHOLM illorrn favors swimming, ridina, ,firnmers in Michi- aan, football games, dancing wants to travel Y. Pan American, Gola H , G A A PATRICIA O'BRIEN Pat enjoys bowling, fcctball games, Grace Tri- Hi-Y is tops . college her aoal Pgblicitif Bureau, Bowlina, Gold H G A A GORDON ODMAN .After Agriculture Colleae, Gordy plans tc become a farrner eatzna, :le-epina and all spcrtf rank riiat. Senior Choir, Gcli H WILLIAM OHLSEN Bill nas ambitions tc be an auto rnecriariif enpoyx football and girl: Hall Guard MARILYN O'KANE Swirnrnina, miniature aoll, Hirsch football :aries rate plans to ao to secretarial colleae H-i-rafa Salesman, Pan American, Senior Girl: BRIAN OWENS Brian 'caters to football, auto races, ana classical music plans to ao tc college and visit Brusrsells again Orchestra, Hall Guard CARLTON PIEPHO Sweet-Pea likes girls, aettina up late in the rnorn- ing, building model locomotives , plans to be an aircraft designer after colleae i R O 'I' C MARILYN PAPWORTH 'Peaches goes for swimming, dancing ana 'ilvly Happiness by Vaughn Monroe . . likes to save old letters , . , G. A A. VERA PETERSON Volleyball, horseback riding, collectina Movie Stars pictures are favored by Pete . plans to be telephone operator or housewife , G A A IENNIE PROVENZANO 'Bunny' is partial tc football, A Tree in th'- Meadow' , , plans to be a housewife Senior Glee, Iunior Glee. IOHN RAYFIELD 'lack plan: to be a mechanical engineer in rr small town his favorite: are Harry lame: foot- ball ana opposite sex Cafe affk., I . VIRGINIA REINHOLD lluees' favorites are basketball, horseback riding swirnrnina, iDavid Rose .' Orchestra has plana of :ecciign a ntirgf- 'I .5-. A Glf--f Cl gi BARBARA RODGERS All sports, Robbie and l'lt.- Magic take the lead with . future college student and private secretary . . Pan Arnerican, Band, G A A GEORGE ROTI-I Speedy intends to be a dentist . likes football and hot jazz , enioys painting, and hopes to at- tend college . , Senior Choir, R O 'II C ALVIN RUTHSTEIN i'Bob' likes gadgets of all kinds wants to be a chief photographer plans for college Herald Staff, Camera Club EDWARD SAMMONS 'Samba' likes basketball, swimming, and Stan . , ' ,Q Kenton . plans to be an engineer Gola Hail Guard, Fire Guard MARY SCHALK 'Mars' favorites include baseball games, l'I.aura' plans to attend colleae with teachina as goal ltinior Honor Society, I'1'F V'IilCJ Staff, G A A LEONARD SCHWARTZ Lenny plans colleae likes Body and Soul 'afeball Baseball Team, Letterriieri: Club old QH , Hall Guarii RUTH SLILINE I Gay ri-'yffy Became rriie fiiari for Fttiiie' ' zn'rAn if beina a director of reliiricus eixcaiiori I , , lfenicr Glee, Giris Bowling, Attendance Office MARY FRANCES SHANAHAN t' Mary' f-npovs swiriiniiria, football and drawing . , plan: coll:-'re and nzgriina career Gcli H , Pt-3 Croft Senior G rig Attendance Gffice .Ari 5 'Z' 13 Oh wt ,n1,.+.- mea - ,-. Q tr, '59 'wr , V GLORIA SHERRMANN lse skating, iGrace ocilectin: recor , are Glo: 'riain interest.: plan: r.xzr.'in': :areer S114- 'ierit Council, S-en1 ir Gi'l.1 C1 .L, G A A IEAN SLEMMER l.Ll Twin likef IZC'-'-'l1Y1'f,,i,'! n':,. 1rnrr1er 1.f:Lcr on it certain lowo fo .. ,.,, :irtp to La of We lsicrary' fin. G A A rr: ANE-'ITE smammea P Mancini xrccztinu, l.it:.f- l.'.f.1te lm: , '. 1 f1ti:n i with lo . collect: :C lf,1l' G A A 'fl' Ass T BARBARA SMITH Bowling, knitting, aoofi rt1,1.f1: appeal to Smitty our future araftf:wo'nan , Iunior Glioir, Grotif-stra, Gold l-l', Senior Girls, G. A A., Likrary A,-:st ROBERT SMITH College ana flying around trie worlri are lor X Smitty likes football, Dixieland rnuzsic, photos travelina , I-lall Guard: GLORIA SPEYER il-loney favors convertiblev, 'Body a dancing , aims to become Mn include Wis'conf:in, travelina Miroori AUDREY STALLARD Auau plans for college ., A Tree in the raptiy and n'i Soul, . plan.: Golfi H' Meaolow' , Brahms Hungarian Dance llo 5 rate ltian Senior Girls, Orchestra, lunior Honor Society, Gola Hf GERALD CHARLES STEWART Stew' expects to attend cclleae anoi loecorne a 'raveling salesman , , , like: oasketball, xwzrnrnina, and snows . enjoys fixzng radios Gold XH , Senior Choir. GLORIANNA SUTTER Glo' - fond of bowling, swgrnmina, roller skatinoj airns to be housewife, have a beautiful home . G A. A, Senior Girls, Bowling. ANNE TALCOTT llancy plans to be a tourrialist . basketball football games, 'To Each His Own are lier favorite: G A A, Senior Girls Club IOAN CORRINE TAYLOR Tops on 'los' lifst are lono skirts, 'Tnis lg tlie lflorrient , football plant: to travel after fxrrifiii- ation G A A Glen Club NANCY TILROE Foncl of swirnrnino, tazz concerts, Stan Kenton , . Tillie' plans on college, and later, sinaing . lunior Honor Society Student Council, lunior Clioir, Txlational Honor, f W , 'WH PAUL TOBIN lTonio' plans to loe ,i i l.r.Cl'I.. . ne eniov' f' types of music and ,Ei arannz' , . Orch-egtro IEANNE TULEY leannie like.: dart 'rr pan: .:'4.a1ness college i , e receriionixt , 1: G A A, Lihrary' n A MARGARET WATKISS I ,T Margie likes Zeer, Par: Uni: v.'orQ,. , I Mao , . intends 'o loe a .gnizercarten 'e.,,,, ,f '. 9, ogre sexier on f cm: M F' 2 Arierican, G, A A 2 ' 'A WILLIAM WEBER RLQ1 engoye tennx, iiznoinfz very clevffr J rfgrjoetfs , STQGQCT Council Ai: Qzinfi, l?o'.'.'. P fgnor llonor Society, lfational Honor Sooieiv RONALD WHITAKER pfmbnii mute mm o,. A , ot to .,.,-.: :nd 1 '1. . A Q'Vf n: l' na loaptcetna.. i1n'trno1 . ..l VL- jf e. rrelira are 'ir :ri rtftmr 1 ri ' Vf'!fl.'1Y1t 1 a 1 n,,.,,,: :zf ,.,gm,, L. MSDE, ,O CWA l1,!i of Reds favorite: nor :orne day. Gola H FREDERICK WOLPE Rzcki lil-ref: .tvmrnmi roadzng , , plan.: include , Swim Tearn, Gold H rrten KARYL YATES Tf.Y1'.'6'C on 'ianoi'-, ff B ar'1.:t after colleae P fxnior Claif, Port-ir, l,.nLor HARLEY ZHE Z goes for sport: ' l and engmeering opp. Teak, Half Ggarri 3 fir Cr.o:r ..'1'1',rF,'1l F , .I L,.,,Y L9 'ITL r-1.7 iff. ,.,- be 1? if 531 1 E F 'tix -'g N N Lookmg Forward to the Future i' Iuruor-s Sophomores Freshmen if 1131, gui! FX ' I!! . at is ki? 1 I r ,I I Iuniors! Your third year at Hirsch deserves unlimited praise, You scholastic, social, and athletic achievements have been outstanding. Aloe Amstadter Amstadler Anders Anderson Anderson Angelos Auld Bahlch Barley Barnett M Barrington Barry Batten Bare I Baumhardt Beaver Becker Benlsen Berlm Bxtcon I Black V Blevins R Bonch R Brod I Broo Broomfield Broun Brown Brown r Bullmgton Bullmgton Burke Carlson Cavoio Chalcrafi Charlrand Chalburn Chll1kOS Cxnllo Colhas Collier Cooper Cosentmo Coslabxle Crocker Crotty Culley Dahlberg Dahlberg Davidson Davls Del Deuisch Dxamond D1Cosola Dmsdale Dlttbenner Donahue Doyle Ear Eckard Eckstrom Elgenson Enochs Ennghi Enckson C Erickson F C. L. R. G. . R. L. A. P. G- . B. ' L. S. P. D. B. D. B. V. ' A. ' F. ' B. R. S. F. Bt B. ' D. ' E. I. M. l. B. S. H. Cherne S. .. R. E. ' V. ' D. A. ' A. ' I. R. I. B. G. B. ' D. ' P. l A. S. ' E. ' l. ' D. ' l. I. F. l E. L. G. G. l. ' B. ' One more year to go' As the lecaers of Hlrech next year you Wlll carry on our tradltlons and keep our 1decxls m VIGW I C Faber Fernlund Ferne Frangella Gallowrch Gardner Geanopoulus Georgelas Gennger Gxmbel Glover Gomez A Gould Granback Gray Green Gnihn Grummxtt Hackel Haffner Hakes Hammer Hanna Hansen Hardm Harris Harns Haws Heller Heller Hemmger Herald I Herman R Hnat Hobschexd W Hoerger D M M A K Holger Horslev Ho aah Huebner Hughes Hunt Iacobsen Iames Ianusz Ianzon Ierlmg Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnston Iordan Ioyce Dapsahs Kapsahs Kay Keane Keahng Keb Keeley Kennedy Kxng Kxrste Kladxs Klogh Kmghl Kobar Kobberdahl E. I. N. ' D. G. C. O. ' D. ' C. A. A. M. S. L. ' ' M. ' D. D. D. D. H. M. B. ' C. ' R. ' I. B. S. I. ' G. N. Herl B. ' A. I. 3 ' P. M. R. C. B. I. B. D. ' B. C. E. L. G. E. I. H. ' T. ' B. B. T. R. G. ' G. ' S. ' H. I. ' R. Koch K. Korpan M. Kouchis G Krestel Krohn Larsen Larsen Lawrence Laux Lawson Leshe Lloyd Loftus W Logan Long Long Loydahl Lundell Lundquxst Luzzo Manno Mcmsager Markunas Mathieu Matthewson Mattson May McCartney McCoy McLaughl1n Mxceh Mllella Mxscheau Molme Morgan Morltz Mornssey Mueller Muncaster Neal Nelson M Nelson Nelson Newman Nxchols Nxelsen Nord Posen Oglesby Olson O Nelll Pantells Park Parker Petersen I Peterson I Petro W Poetker M Pohl W Poyer I Provenzano P Pryor I Rahxll W Reda G Reed R Rnggxo I Robmson M Rosen M Rothschxld Oh for the hfo of a Iumor' For the boys eager ant1c1pat1on of bemg top R men on the team IS paramount For the g1rls hopes of a prom date share places Wlth Latm and phys1cs 4665 I. D. L. N. M. R. I. ' B. P. D. H. M. D. D. ' I. E. F. G. I. ' L. I. C. L. I. M. ' C. ' ' F. ' G. ' R. ' I. C. ' R. ' R. E. M. A. B. Nelson S. s. I B. ' 1 I. ' E. M. I M. C. M. ' ' I D. ' I B. X B. L. Class ol 1950! Hirsch is irideed proud ot you, Your officers have auided you well through this, your iuriior year. Your membership iris cludes many of our most outstaridiria students in scholarship, service, leadf ershio and athletics. Congratulations Oilicersl Best of Luck, Classl Barbara Pa:ke:, vice-president: Beverly Nichols, secrela: . Ray Salvinc, treasurer: William Swatos. president. X1 I. Rozene L. Rusk A. Sahs H. Salvino A. Sammons E. Sandstrom A. Santoro S. Satin I. Schilling C. Schulz I. Shaffer K. Sjolin H. Slutsky B. Smith C. Smith B. Sorenson N. Sorensen C. Sousanes M. Spaiford E. Strassburger M. Stroh M. Sullivan B. Swatos B. Swatos M. Swierenga B. Tacker B. Thompson R. Thorsell E. Tromblay B. Troutman W. Tucker B. Ulrich I. Utermarlc B. Vaneck S. Vanllerkhove M. Vierke C. Vinezeano H. Waczewski B. Waits A. Wallace W. Walski C. Watson W. Weber M. Weiner I. Wentzel I. Wheeler D. Wiest I. Williams H. Winkless C. Wolfenberger I. Youngchild C. Youndahl Fve one lfrf s We sor ' OYIOIF Yo cm ell ' lo, , . e . .cl-If 'fri Y. 1 .Lx Ci t mm X' confident walk ff confident because he knows all the ropes MR. ANDERSON'S DIVISION Row I: L. Schwartz, I. Becker, H. Wilson, A. Cusmino, D Class. Row 2: D. Trenck, I. Nel son, G. Rouhczs, C. Park, B. Lilly, I. Wilkinson, E. Freder- ich, I. Bertsos. Row 3: B. Brown B. Krikava, B. Burke, I. Chau- kin, R. Lux, P. Muhel, D. Madi- gan, B. Imlach. Row 4: F. Rago D. Booth, R. Crunelli, N Brank, R. Else, B. Frame D. Geary. MRS. DOYLE'S DIVISION Row 1: M. Ellis, D. Hullock, S. Ruskin, I. Paulson, I. Cristo faro. Row Z: P. Heinen, C. Tre ganza, E. Swanstrom, P. Baum gardner, C. Rodgers. Row 3 I. Mowatt, S. Andersohn, R Nykrg, I. Stepanek, E. Lorentz. Row 4: S. Hughes, S. Mostovoy, D. Hayes, R. Wylie, I. Bluhm. Row 5: D. Nelson, A. Hayden A. Lundeber , N. Michas, 9 B. Mitchell. MRS. K1-lNE'S DIVISION Row I: B. Schneider, K. Tesch- ner. P. Stubbs, I. Sullivan. D Edwards, L. Wokasch, P. Rog- erson, C. Goodman, G. Iohn- son, S. Carozza, I. Donovan Row 2: R. Reid, D. Owen. I Connors, C. Frederick, S. Nel- , son, M. Iohnson, C. Gregg, W Swanberg, P. Frese, S. Olson R. Smith. Row 3: I. Gruber, I. Parker. Row 4: B. Sepelea, I Thompson. B. Roe, D. Long. L Slutsky. F. La Furno. M. Kar- ' ant, S. Winkle, I. Iohnson I. Iones. 4585 He is painfully superior with Freshies, trying to forget that ,Q-fl l- -1 he just Got over beina one. I3 N54-P I l.-l4.ll XX X' f' 3 , xg? TL12- -- LID- '.i.w V' I T?'!w.121.fx5,3ft Qfi Fi- , :X X ,x VY, MISS MACKIN'S DIVISION Row I: C. Dimock, B. Mattes S. Matthews, P. Grcxndich, C Yates. M. Mcxrmion, E. Berren- stock. Row 2: D. McHugh, B Fagan, P. Lawler, I. Briscoe M. Holzman, L. Elliott, N. Man- ning. Row 3: A. Barnes, G Kienster, H. Koerner, R. Cald- well, D. Iohnson, N. Moore, A. Spector, E. Fitzpatrick, I. La- Mantia, I. Darrow, C. Huede- pohl. MRS. PARKEITS DIVISION Row 1: S. Woolley, A. Quinn I. Scholl, F. Tauscheck, E Walker, E. Olson, G. Theodore C. Mathewson. Row 2: M Louis, S. Weissenbacker, M Schramm, C. Kline, I. Douglas P. Ries, P. Lindquist, D. Bathc Row 3: B. Simmons, R. Som- merfield, D. Hopkins, L. Pol- lack, G. Dickett, R. Stern, I Smith. MRS. R. ROTI'I'S DIVISION Row 1: I. Peavler, B. Peterson D. Parker. I. Thompson, I. Iohn- son, D. Flaglore, I. Chiappetta M. Sullivan, S. Genovese, I Carlson, K. Reynolds. Row 2. N. Turner, B. Crane, S. Lartzen- hiser, Y. Tardif, L. Krueger. S Gladish, D. Morgan. Row 3: G Hough, R. Carlson, K. Sidney G. Erickson, R. Benke, R Gunty, T. Derick, I. Alfcmo R. Fenton. 1695 MRS. A. KLEIN'S DIVISION Row 1: S. Coffil, B. Kapsalis, C. Brewingion, S. Wiebke, N. Prina. Row 2: I. Brosseau, C. Prill, F. Krafil, D. Tocci, C. Sims, I. Snyder. Row 3: D. Stir- ling, R. Carlson. Row 4: C. Schever, L. Limperis, S. Iudy, R. Rose, K. Bringe, L. Eneson M. Hopkins. Row 5: R. Darby N. Vinik, E. Malito, R. Heller R. Sheridan. MISS DEMLING'S DIVISION Row 1: D. Knipfer, M. Alvine, R. Peiio, M. Weinert, D. Na talie, P. Gallman. Row 2: M. Larsen, E. Kohl, B. Lasko. R. Lidstrom, I. Milliken, I. McKim son, M. Broniewicz, L. antz I . Row 3: T. Cose, H. Rappapori, R. Pearson, I. Moss, W. Roman, B. Swanson, I. Thorp. Row 4 G. Schuytema, R. Koeppen, S. Yusim, I. Turner. V,-. ,,.', 'I 3 ll- . iwfgxffh , 5 slay' A 1 EQ Y- 'mb xx T ' S it x, f.: 4 70 P yvvg, ACIIVIIISS talfe on added unportance dunng thls year H15 marks are stlll falrly hlah and he has hlgh hopes of bema president of the Student Council. it Qv' Clothes consciousness is apparent in the dress of the Sophomores, especially the qirlsg but books, as Well as looks MRS. PORTER'S DIVISION Row 1: B. Wilson, D. Prenatt. Row 2: B. Waiia, D. Peterson. M. Wulff. Row 3: I. Swedberg, H. Hammond, B. Lindgren, D. Anderson, C. Nierzwick. Row 4: C. Withaar, F. Banville, S. Wolpe, D. Landbo, C. Gurga- nus, A. Long, A. Myren. Row 5: C. Carlson, I. Reicheri, L. Wil- liams, I. Hawkins, N. Pearson. G. Holenbeck, R. Keller, B. Curtis, D. Kluge. MR. SELIG'S DIVISION Row I: B. Gordon. E. Iensen. R. Bczlis, E. Brooke, C. Sedlcxck. Row 2: M. Peterson, H. Eisel, D. Kimble, I. Henry, S. Imach. Row 3: C. Hawken, G. Sneczth, L. Simon, P. Udell B. Eigen- bauer. Row 4: I. Scuderi, B. Sterrilt, R. Carlson, W. Teschke, R. Enright. have top buung on their program. K 4725 The Freshmen our real pride and Joy' The tradmons MR. BILLING'S DIVISION Row I: C. Brooks. C. Nelson I. Nissila, D. Pomplan. S. Wat: ers, B. Sedlacek, D. Reno, I. Lindholm. Row Z: P. Smother- man, I. Case, I. Anderson. R Rotundo, R. Cirillo. Row 3: E Ryan, P. Oliver, A. Emick, D Stack, H. Glickman, C. Hanson I. Anderson. Row 4: F. Tarqos D. La-Pove, H. Larsen, I. Beh- rendt, F. Siss, L. Herlan, R Norres, I. Peterson. MISS LIND'S DIVISION Row 1: S. Lezak, I. Trissal. I Aellinane, D. Zeko. Row 2: H Musachio, I. Greene, A. Ruskin I. Cosentino, M. Frick, P. Norf man. Row 3: B. Eagan, R. De- vine, B. Warfield. E. Miller D. Hansen, M. Sweeney. C Lilly, I. Riggle, E. Greenmcxu Row 4: I. Vasoh, T. Cronin, A Long, A. Callahan, R. Michaels R. Wiehelm, R. Engstrom. MR. MABBOT'S DIVISION Row I: P. Petersen, B. Vogt A. Storer, P. Anderson. Row Z. C. Geringer, R. Isaacs, I. Bene- dict. R. Hedges, R. Long, M Compton, I. Alexander, N Moxin. Row 3: V. Kubolick. S Sautter, R. Kaiser, R. Czupryn B. Turck, I. Rahill, V. Iingling Row 5: R. Keller, I. Waxman I. Marquardt, A. Hogberg, R Nordstrom. 4727 Ever Jthma at Hirsfh is rev and diferent and thew are eaae ,f fm - fu ft' IL if? Fvcgfvqg , x .x - f I ,, X 'I If ' .':' N' I xr . 3'1F'...Qgf1' N., - Ar fwfr' T , Q, I MISS MANZ'S DIVISION Row 1: C. Tolley, D. Chaiburn D. Brown, F. Mandel. Row 2 S. Mueller. E. Maliio. G. Bow- en. B. Pacente, R. Bambace. B Renshaw, M. Hackel, B. Hill! side, I. Duffell. Row 3: G. Law- Ier, H. Pich, S. Skovlund, H Eddy, M. Gurganus. R. Herlin A. Olsen, S. Gray. Row 4: I. Foreman. I. Zanardo, R Schaefer, W. Aichroii, H Pierce, I. Iohnson. MRS. HEMI-XLY'S DIVISION Row I: I. Budig, M. Dowlinq D. Iohnson. M. Mahoney. D Carrillo, M. Goddard, D. Os- borne, N. Greenslet, L. Shep- herd, D. Hennessy, V. Born Row 2: I. Hanson. D. Iohnstone B. Bennett, R. Gatchell. M Quigley. Row 3: I. Drobitsch E. Berlin, A. Sands. B. Bambick S. Peters, B. Orlando. R. Haw: ley, M. O'Kotl, C. Meyers, I Iosephson. Row 4: C. Gilmore H. Chorssik, C. Bjorlund. I Calabrase, R. Hassellof. MR. O'HARA'S DIVISION Row I: H. Clare, I. Neilsen, S Osborne, V. Micelli, C. Gustaf- son, B. Thompson, A. Ramsay I. Swan, B. Engdall, C. Davis N. Meyers. Row Z: B. Mandel: M. Petruzzo, M. Mazen. S Waters, S. Zimmer. S. Barry. D. Shaykin, N. Keane. Row 3: P. Kellams, L. Ijamas. C. Lantero. M. Sonderqard, I. Margolis F. Ault, C. Donahue, I. Nelson Row 4: I. Rechs, D. Gross. B Clark. C. Swanson. D. Mattran G. Kliros, R. Born, T. Iones. 3 f 3,-,-11--1 2 X ,V ,IE ,. y?f f f if ,W Q v W Q ,- ll is Z 'il U' if V 4 '1 .4 i j in ? V ., sw. V , if 3. N, . ' Q -I V V M V , , -f -- ' a, . 1 ' ,. 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'wma i, lim ,X V PN 'H X SN The School thats so Ahve ' Clubs Organ1zat1ons R O T C 3:2 ll fn U- 'hx 'H--2-zzxxsif' sr :J J o Q, N. 59 .M ' ' ill ,. id! h w Mi if W Q ,f K I STUDENT COUNCIL 4735 .X ,fs i fl Q21 fwtjl gg fljll X25 Because of their tireless efficient efforts our Student Council, sponsored by the alway helpful Mrs. lackson, is truly the finest This year, besides managing the Thanks aivina collection, distributina Christmas bas lcets. arranging assemblies and running two exceedingly popular Club de Maroon dances they have compiled all ot the material for the new Hirsch Handbook. Well done Student Council! EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row 1 Dick McClow president Nick Lxapes president Rosemary Schumpp vice president Patricia Glertsen vice p esident Row 2 Iack Beem Senior ludge Rod MacLeod Senior pudge Sharon Newman Iumor judge lack Pllmpton treasurer Row 3 Barbara Downs sec retary Virginia Barton secretary Gayle Quance Pub licity Bureau Howard Balson Finance Bureau Row 4 lean Krohn Finance Bureau Dennis Holmgren HOTC Anthony Zungrone ROTC Robert Bodie manager stage crew. Row 5. Gordon Carlson, manager s age crew: Iohn Ferree, Civic Bureau: Elaine Kausal publicity: Gretchen Sautter publicity: Henry Lotzge- sell. hall guard. PACE SETTERS OF HIRSCH FINANCE BUREAU Seated: Barbara Downs, Iean Krohn. Sfanding: Howie Balson, Nick Liapes. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: D. McClow. R. Schump, N. Liapes, B. Downs, I. Plimp- ton, D. Pearson, I. Ferree. Row 2: H. Balson, T. McBride, C. May, C. Carlson, R. Cirillo, K. Drenckpohl, R. Winkless, A. Nelson. Row 3: B. Kapsalis, T. Case, S. Sautier. P. Huebner, C. Aloe, I. l.aZar, P. Giertsen, C. Si. Aubin. Row 4: I. Cran- dall. B. Peterson. I. Iohnson. M. Ellis. P. Oliver, A. Olsen, F. Auli. R. Hassellol. Row 5: E. Kausal, A. Clark. I. Bloom. I. Krohn, I. Olson, G. Sautter. B. Betz, R. Denbeck. Row 6: K. Yates, S. Kaz, B. Parker, E. Trongeau, B. Whelan. CIVIC BUREAU Row 1: I. Lazor. V. Barton, M. Nickolaou, I. Eppsiein. I. Olson. I. Crandall. I. Ferree, C. Sl. Aubin, I. Plimpion, I. Dilley. N. Darragh. Row 2: K. Yates, L. Krywick, C. Gun- stead, E. Ellis. B. Kalthoii. D. Pearson, I. Chidesier, I. Phelps, B. Newhall, E. Iohnson, I. Halch. M. Parsons. Row 3: V. Rey. B. Streie. K. Drenckpohl. A. Clark. E. Kausal, C. Winks. PUBLICITY BUREAU Row 1: I. Eppsiein. C. St. Aubin, N. Darragh, I. Mar- quardl. G. Quance. P. Giert- sen, G. Sautier. B. Saville. Row 2: I. Bloom, K. Yaies, C. Gunstead, L. Krywick, E. Simons, B. Williams, A. Clark. E. Kausal, I. Crandall. V. Barton. R. Schumpp, I. Olson. A. Andersen, D. McGrath, M. Nickolaou. Row 3: R. Whelan, B. Parker. C. Kuespert, B. Gron- inger, W. Dorgan. Mrs. A. Iackson, sponsor. 4 79 LET'S NOT GET OUT OF STEP BAR ASSOCIATION Sealed: D. Lindberg, I. Beam, R. MacLeod. I. Hatch, B. Bog- giano. Standing: C. Chentes. R. Fogel, C. Galotta. Miss Florence Ietfers, sponsor. STUDENT COURT Seated: C. Chentes. R. Fogel C. Galotta, B. Boggiano, R Macleod, I. Beem, A. Sam- mons. Standing: A. Iohnson I. Darrow, A. Lundeberg, D Long, E. Argiros, G. Poyer. R. Nelson. D. Lindberg I. Hatch. 1 575- P Our Court, the judicial brancb of the Student Councit, is one of our most active and effective ore ganizations. Here, minor infringements of rules are judged by the Student Court, and suitable punish- ment is rneted out to the offender, All students ree spect the courts decision. SAFETY ENGINEERS fg fo Kiwi fl Olhcers Iack Beem presxdent Roger Ytterberg treasurer Gretchen Sauter secretary Iol-Xnn Crandall VICE pres1dent Mxss M Mackm sponsor 1 X W ,,,,M+ Rs x ,us Rowl I Culley S Kar I Herman I Crandall I Beam T McBr1de E Kluge R Wmkless P Brooke Row2 I Black E Iohnson I Hatch R Lundquxst I Hamer R Goldberg M Eddy B Hartmann Tzxese 'gctriff fgfcple are strr 1, wt all tim,-S 'C dir ir. frrxd ,xr pid itll' 3'il1r'l f I in X I X 1 3' xlf ' ,gm I WW., 4 Ik K -r ' - 5 f I I LN V V - 4, Q 5 . 1. f X Q or 5, I I I ' ' .,, e ' ' ., 'x I. , , 1 I f , . ' - - fur A - X . , V XX, wiv? X .li .U E X 5- 4 , - J ' I I , l I I , :V X , , , ' I - , ' f . E. '- , AL A rs ' ' ' . V , , z f , . ' . , , r'K,l'inv Q, , A X I 'I ll X f' If ' , I' , ' A 4 , I I ,ji Qi' Ng I 1 It , . A, J, I xt . ,, . ' wg gffft s ' '- V I , y wa, A 1 04. I ', If ' R F' fl -. iv ,H . fy ,,. t I I ,U tw f M I , 1 ,, 4 I 1 xx ' I ' , 1 7 A-, - I 1 , wr gan 1 4 vi, '42, X 4. Dine OFFICERS Upper Lelt I Curtrs presrdent R MacLeod treasurer I An derson v1ce presldent R Hod net! secretary PRESENT MEMBERS Upper Right Seated I Epstem E Kausal B Stone H Balsum I Bouma I Ferree A Shrmer Y Dupes Standmg R Gold berg B Swanson B Balthlser S Kabms M Bland B Weber PRESENT MEMBERS Center Rzght Seated D Arch er C Roos I Paxton I Ramer K Drenckpohl I Loerner Stcmdmg B Supreme N L1 apes B Hoover T McBr1de Insert M1ssS Mechtershe1mer sponsor FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS Lower Rxgbt Rowl B Ruther ford R MCCIUIH Row Z V Barton S Mandel I Beem M Parsons D Hansen 447 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q IICIT onerl I-loaf wrfmsorea M ss S Mevh ters elrrer S FOIHQTISSG 0 ver se-left roam O' stadents Merrbe sfup rs lwmlted To 'rose Amo have ma me Wea an aver cfae 0 mnet, or oe-Her Ido have exc Ned V1 leadershlp and servw e and mo wave eutstandm trcmts r fnaracter It IS mdeed SI pr1v1Ie f 1 member tms 'demon f rdf arorp of pare ettem . if-1 ' -,,,, 'INV I xr X V f f-. 1 v Q J. 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' I . - ' , , VV . .. , t . . 1 n 1 - . phi 2 R 1' 1 ,A X IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY l-lonor Soclet rreroloers these ,ourrder students move or op As Iuruor po tumty to rrse ond shlre Mrss Norm 'Petr soonso told us thot or erode of tfurteen orode , olnts on mo or Quo ects 1th no rrurlors below G rs esserttrdl for odm1ss1or1 to tn Q coveted o omzot on d rrot deter therr from becomm dll l-lo .fever tlrerr llloill overo es o round re ulor outs ond ools mterested tru lun os Nell os sfholosttc stortdlrtor The rrghllorrt ol eoch semester IS lnduct on D v len MISS Morz rrvrtes followed ox o ted ln the students the mothers ond dods to the Ceremorl horror Conorotulotons students OFFICERS Anne Sammons secretary Gordon Kung treasurer Avron Spector presxdent Mrss A GROUP 1 Howl B Peterson P Stubbs B Lasko C Pnll C Sedlack I Ellxson P Batten I Dms dale M Hughes R Mueller A Clark E Kausal Row 2 E Iensen E Brooke M Mar mlon I Iohnson I Brxscoe R Brod C Youngdahl B Warts E Muncaston G Kmg R El genbauer I Thorp Row 3 Carol Sxms D Hanson M Schalk A Stallard C Galotta S McArdle G Speyer I Nelson I Carlson G Elgen son L Schwartz M Bland Row 4 G Rouhas W Hoover D Lmdberg S Mostovoy 7 GROUP 2 Row I P Brooke Row 2 R Wants I Crocker E D1Cosola L Anderson M Barnngton C Wolfenberger I Gould E Manno E Muncaster Gomez P Huebner B Uhnch Row 3 D Bennett R Holm berg H Balson I Bernsen I Morgan E Iordan C Olson E Nord R Lux R Wmkless L Parker L Pollack 4fP 1 I ' KY XY F P - - . , .. , -, . 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I 1 u 1 I ,, THE SONG WITH CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS E Bnnge president C Roos vlce president I Pllmpton treasurer R Iuhen secretary lnsen Mrs Hel en Kane director .IOIN IN CHORAL CHOIR GROUP I Upper Right R ow I I LaZar Row 2 I Metevier I Ha I rmon Hatch Row 3 I Kubaszak D Kelly B Barboro I Meim berg Row 4 H Carter E Iohnson B Beaver W Poetker I McHe1 Row 5 M Weiner D Duffell R N ash G Iohnslon CHORAL CLUB GROUP II U er Lef Row 1 Quance Row 2 D Archer MacLeod I Kauffman Row A Ignell A Schreiner I Anderson M Baer Row 4 Trongeau I Bockelman I Phmpton R Mayslrovmh Gunty Row 5 B Kalthofl Brmge I Cludester D Jamieson CHORAL CLUB GROUP III Center Right R w 1 C St Aubm R ow 2 C Winks M arsons B Dow ns Schumpp Row 3 G Odman G Gotsis I Dxlley G Dahl erg I iello Row 4 Phelps C May G Saulter H Balson I Olson Row 5 S Gree n D Bennett B New hall R. Washer. CHORAL CLUB GROUP IV THE CHORAL CLUB When fourth period rolls around each morning we see a number ot talented singers Cone hundred and thirteen to be exactl headed toward Room l4l to join in the song . A day's rehearsal includes everything trom singing The Battle Hymn or cheering Rah rah yea teaml' to humming the scales. Because of their outstanding talents they have earned an enviable reputation and have been invited to sing at com- munity centers neighboring churches graduation and various school activities. They are proud of their achievements yes' but they are doubly proud ot their beloved director Mrs Helen Kane. The long hours of time and effort on her part have paid dividends, however- the praises of her Choral Club are sung tar and wide by all who hear them. 4845 Lower Lei! Row 1: I. Mathieu Row 2: M. Watkis I. Paxson Row 3: I. Peterson B. Bulling ton I. Bouma P. L. Hubner. Row 4: P. Gertsen D. Mc- Grath I. Bernsen I. Bloom C. Iohnson. Row 5: B. Hartmann I. Trinen. D. McClow B. Swan- son B. Erickson. GROUP V Lower Right R w I: I. Ben- zinger C. Roos I. Rozene. Row 2: B. Nelson B. Winner. Row 3: I. Murray I. Kr h . - 1 o n V Col ler V. Barton I. Sterling. I. Stewart Row4 . : I. Benzinger, . Iulien, G. Bonanno. B. Stone. . Parker, E. Simons. Row 5: . Kluge, I Meyer D . , . Bassi. K. Kamber, M. Claus. ,V Au 'fisds Q .1 k W5 3 gf 5 ig' if 3 5 3 QQ 2 Q 3' ng , s, s BU -as ' A Q 1 'S 2 gg es -O 833 sf Q We 5 Q' in H121- 3 5 Q gaxiii' 1 Wgigwg IUNIOR CHOIR f. I wh I . fbi Jes. ' N up . S' ff-.3-If !. f ss ff 4 i'P 0: fgsga 9 DWI SQ er IUNIOR CHOIR OFFICERS C. Moritz. president: I. Broo, vice-president: C. Kuespert, treasurer: L. Elliot. secretary. IUNIOR CHOIR GROUP I Row I: B. Mattes. I. Peavler, D. Class. G. Rouhas. R. Lidstrom, S. Wiebke, A. Quinn Row 2: F. Kraft. I. Brasseau. S. Imlack. M. Mehezan. M. Morin. M. Hopkins, E. Berken- stock. C. Brewington. Row 3: L. Anderson. The Iunior Choir is the training station for the Choral Club. ln it the aspiring young vocalist learns the fundamentals of group singing. Directed by Mrs. Kane, it maintains the same high standards of tone qualify and song selection that are found in the Senior organization. ' G. Armstrong, I. Bamhardt. S. Kerkhove. M. L. Keating, A. Bitcon. C. Sims, G. Anders. Row 4: C. Sedlack, I. Chaukin. A. Andersen. I. Shaffer, E. DiCosola, K. Reynolds, F. Lilly. B. Iohnson. C. Prill. R. Pearson. Row 5: I. Thompson. E. Strassburger. W. Reda. L. Amstadter, F. Mansager. E. Gregory, B. Davidson. R. Carlson, R. Moline. H. Long. I. Saideri. GROUP Il Row I: I. McKimon, B. Swanson, M. Sullivan. I. Culley. Row 2: Y. Engstrom. C. Dimock. L. Ellcott. P. Batten. B. Bentsen. B. Mueller. K. Korpan, M. Hansen. Row 3: P. Auld. I. Nielsen, B. Ianzon. I. Broo. D. Owen. P. Stubbs. P. Dell, I. Dinsdale, M. Barrington. I. Connors. Row 4: C. Sousanes. G. Reed. I. Alexander. T. Kapsalis. C. Olson, B. Park, K. Sjolin. L. Griffin, C. Kuespert. B. Waits. A. Horslev. I. Faber. Row 5: W. Rucker, I. Knight, C. Wolf- enberger. B. Hunt. R. Crotty. R. Kauffman. W. McArthur. I. Snyder. G. King. C. Moritz. E. Muncaster, C. Youngdahl. 33,5 Q f KW ' by Q 1 H . 3' QL 2 .5 fi W 1 ,mfg I W7 -0 ef gi -eg! fi- ' :Q Q 5 bl I I ' It , 5 I V.. l lb J- 1 ' l I I Scene from Halloween Tea. Mrs. Constance Nicklaus, director. SENIOR GLEE CLUB GROUP I Row 1: D. Larsen, S. Cacozza. Row Z: I. McMillan, I Koerner, D Davis, G Elgenson, C Harris, S Goldber . . . . g, R. Seline. Row 3: M. Hegard, M. Keane, G. Mischeau. N. Lawrence, D. Becker, C. Schulz. Row 4: I. Moore, E. Sandstrom, O. Keringer, C. Kirste, M. Slroth, M. I. Brun zell. SENIOR GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Seated: M. Hegarcl, I. Koerner. Standing: B. Keb, I Utermark, O. Geringer, I. Wentzel, D. Davis. SENIOR GLEE CLUB GROUP II Row 1: Campbell, C. Vinezeano. Row 2: M. Swierenga C. Thomas, B. Hardin, B. Kay, M. Chambers, H. Alm- quist. Row 3: L. Matlhewson, D. Olson, I. Wentzal, V Kelly, M. Manning, M. Cavoto. Row 4: B. Keb, M. Bland S. Nelson, I. Utermark, A. Kobar, I. Ioyce, C. Aloe. SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Then these Maids of Music start singing, everyone stops to listen. fiat the airls enfoy their rnusic is evidenced 'cg' their beautiful tones, the el-:pressLons their eyes when they are sinaina and the attention they aive their beloved sponsor, Mrs, Constance Nicklaus when she is concluctina. Their participation in our many prcararns here at Hirsch reveals their popularity with the entire student cody' 1 Sc D THE l UNIOR GLEE CLUB lust starhng out but catchmg on fast IS our lumor Glee Club Th1s group IS composed of Fresh men and Sophomore g1rls who eagerly aWa1t the day they w1ll become a part of the Semor Glee Club Under the d1rect1on ol Mrs Constance N1cklaus these llttle song blrds have become one ol the many pleasures here at Hlrsch Everyone enloys them IUNIOR GLEE CLUB OFFICERS E Lorentz hbrcman B Wxlson vmce presxdenl S Genovese preszdent M Hughes lxbranan P Baumgardner secretary B Sor enson treasurer IUNIOR GLEE CLUB GROUP I Row 1 R Balms S Mailhews. Row Z B Wllson M Louis I Swedberg D Kmpfer E Camp- bell Row 3 I Bertsus B Lasko P Grcmdxch L Krueger B Lmd gren H Hammond P Gallman Row 4 S Nelson P Baumgard ner I Iohnson R Smxth M Thomas IUNIOR GLEE CLUB GROUP II Row I I Barnett P Bodry E. Olson S Genovese D Chnslen sen Row 2 B Wuya L Beeler I Mowatt B Baxley E Lorentz I Sullxvun Row 3 D Prenait M Hughes D Landbo B Sorenson K Thompson S Olson 4395 1-ji, -, 42- I Q. XX A--L 53 ,555 Former Editor-in-Chief Iames Curtis Herald Editors R. Goldberg, R. Hod- nett, I. Curtis, R. Balz- heiser, D. Smith Present Assistant Editors I. Hamer. I. Ferree Senior Herald Staff Seated: I. Crandall, M. Parsons, I. Ferree. H. Balson, P. Brooke, S. Mandel, B. Wil- liams, I. Hamer, I. An- derson, S. Anderson, Y. Dupes, B. Ruther- ford. Present Editor-in-Chief Bob Balthizer 4905 :ygmn THE HIBSCH HERALD Heodeo vcr ts rid B lo Boitriise ded hx ttiet ctssociote stotr rrewibers cmd super vised bv tfiss Oi o Low rerz the Hirscri Heroid hos loud ci boriher veolr Hcxvirif entoroed from tour tc eight pcxjes the steroid covered its beot Nell in sports, news, ted- ,ures cmd photography, ond produ ed om oil orotmd .op drower school pczper The editors ti err stoffs ...d their sponsor deserve on 6i.I.Ci6I'1iif. eomeci Vifeii doriei is X21 'hy Hip . .fix sims SCH HERALD SALESMAN Upper Left. Seated: C. Miceli, V, Barton, A. An derson, B. Peterson. I. Boumcx, I. Bredkinridge I. Findlay. Standing: C. Roos, I. Bloom, R. Iulien I. McMillan, D. McGrath, M. O'Kane, I. Crandall M. Baer, M. Hennessy. IUNIOR HERALD STAFF Lower Left. Seated: G. Herold, A. Gomez, B. Parker, I. Hows, C. Iacobson, D. Noreen, G. Mark- unas. Standing: R. Salvino, N. Sorenson. Upper Right: COMPLICATIONS! Center Right: Buy a Herald! Betty Hirsch evidently doesn't need to high pres- sure Neil Sorenson. He seems convinced. Lower Right: Our efficient Herald editors hard at work. THE MAROON STAFF We the Maroon Staff have trled to tell the story of 1949 at Hlrsch 1n prctures and our measure of success l1es largely 1n the future Baslcally yearbooks gather rmportance Wllh the passmg years so we beg of you not to be too harsh upon us unt1l that fabled day when your httle daughter clambers upon your knee and chortles Poppy tor Mommyl what d1d you do at H1rsch'? Then duckmg the waves of nosta1g1a wh1ch w1ll sweep over you reach for the 49 Maroon and page through 1t rel1v1ng four years of your youth lf rn some far off day We help you to recall some forgotten face som forgotten fun then ours 1S a task Well done l ww fps. Hlfig gli 4925 Stall D W1chlxn D Duggan I Gustafson R Fxshman F Metcalfe Slafl G Poyer H Anderson B Holly B Frank I 1.aZar Stall I Bowsher G Speyer A Backman B Swanson C Bowsher I I l ' l , , , . ,, . . , , 9 - 55 Q' if an 3 llY1'1 V' I NHT, Ju ,A . Y, ,fx Jax .. 3 in J'?+f' ?G em ,Um uw 4 S kwa s ieimer Always con- ructive their plans Or this 'gear melude fsinfi funds for ro' rriishin: our scfial om - a tremeri clous projectl Yea Gold UH I GOLD OFFICERS Barbara Stone, Karyl Yates, Irving Bernsen, Sharon Newman, Miss Mechtcrsheimer, sponsor, Herbert Goll. Gold H stands ' r service, action nd Miss Mechter At Top: GOLD H - GROUP I Row 1: N. Liapes, B. Erickson, H. Goll, R. Whitaker, I. Block, B. Hoover, R. Campbell, D. Letchinger. Row 2: I. Halloran, N. Nordholm, B. Hartmann, D. Bennett, I. Petrucci, I. Bernsen, H. Balson, H. Berg. Row 3: C. Moritz, L. Krywick, C. Gunstead. M. Henion. V. Mix. C. Becker, K. Yates, E. Korose. Row 4: R. Moline, E. Muncaster, C. Youngdahl, I. Smith, I. Williams, R. Sherman, R. Se- line, G. Dahlberg. Row 5: I. Iohnson, I. Marquardt, P. O'Brien, M. O'Kane, W. Hoerger, I. Knight, I. Beem, E. Kluge. Row 6: I. Carlson, A. Stallard, A. Horslev, N. Darraqh. I. Krohn, F. Brt, B. Lloyd, D. Pearson. Center: GOLD H - GROUP II Row 1: M. Watkiss, I. Tulley, P. Brooke, M. Shana- han, G. Speyer, S. Newman, B. Frank. L. Rusk. Row 2: D. Dittrich, S. Kauffman, A. Backman, B. Fallin, G. Fernow, E. Nord, C. Olson, E. Iordan. Row 3: M. I. Brunzell, N. Beegan, A. Andersen, A. Iohnson, B, Saville, B. Downs, B. Stone, G. Sautter. Row 4: D. Palmquist, I. Hatch, I. Rahill, B. Karp, I. Iohnson, R. Iulien. I. Kauffman, I. Olson. Row 5: N. Hutchinson, I. Shaf- fer, L. Amstadter, B. Davidson, B. Heller, L. Barnett. R. Slutsky, K. Korpan. Row 6: I. Schilling, K. Siolin, R. Lotzgesell, K. Thompson, M. Hughes, I. Ioyce, I. Dinsdale. Lower Right: GOLD H - GROUP III Row 1: B. Wenker, I. Stewart, C. Chentes, I. Buszkie- wiez, I. Wheeler, I. Hosack, I. Utermark, I. Wewtzel. Row Z: R. Flaglore, W. Poetker, C. May, M. Neal, D. Gimbel. C. Schulz, D. Becker, M. Swierenga. Row 3: E. Hardy, G. Odman, M. Oglesby, R. Nash, G. Leed, S. Green, G. Iohnston, C. Kuespert. Row 4: M. Eddy, E. Ellis, B. Weber, R. DiCosola, H. Woczewski, N. Hert, C. Iacob- sen, E. Sandstrom. Row 5: R. Goldberg, W. Helbig, F. Wolpe, B. Hobscheid, B. Nichols, B. Iohnson, L. Ander- son, E. DiCoso1a. Row 6: I. Ramer, C. Winks, M. Nicko- laou, E. Haas, G. Poyer. R. Nelson, W. McArthur, D. Smith. Row 7: S. Mandel, A. Ignell. R. Iohnson, I. Mete- vier, I. Kubaszak. 94 THE POSTER CLUB POSTER CLUB OFFICERS Row l: R. Schumpp, I.. Kry- wick, I. Eppslein, I. Dilley. Row 1: Miss Hull, sponsor: M. Iohnson, P. Dell, I. Crocker, I. Hallorcxn, L. Bar- neit, N. Proctor, R. DiCosola, W. Hoerger. Row 2: B. Iohn- son, I. Schilling, I. Chol- craft. Row 1: M. Morgan, D. Ditt- rich, B. Lloyd, I.. Rusk, B Hartmann, B. Bing. Row 2: D. Madigan, E. Kausul, B Fczllin, N. Hutchinson, F Iones, E. Brooke, B. Soren- son, I. Scholl, D. Frenck Row 3: M. Ellis, K. Drenck- pohl, P. Brooke. , if! 1- 4 M ILE' I .l f L WITH OUR COLOURS FLYING .off lw 'i'l .,al'Ii!?, 2' '. YQ 3 lil? if-d Qilfffi TEA! d':rf:f2 1 ' lff'fgg7'N fx! Gm :'.-fit frcrtp that poster iii if 'V,' 'f lic our evo? hast' P0216-I Clnh of, I fix fliii' ii ' f xiii-:like f'flf',QYC'QSACl'C Q Sf elif 'Cf 'L If I , tif: 15297 hiss 'Lid I'Zl.'l.ff Zi: -'1 O T i '17 I f f . iid irf-I 'ferr A- f. 35 495 THE ROTC MARCHIN THESE MEN ARE THE LEADERS Upper Lett Captcun I Wall Upper Right Sgt G Burns Lower Lett Sgt H Alexcm der Lower Right Former Battallon Commander Major A Zungrone addressmg Captain F Iones Not plc lured Present Battallon Commander Mayor E Gur ganus l Whether on the dr111 held or m cr I'I11l1lC1I'Y Courtesy and Customs Class our boys who Jom the R O T C are bermehted by 1lS rmhtcsrv trammg Neatness respect for cxuthonty and the c1b1hty to follow orders are but CI few of the rules wh1ch should carry over mto dcnly hfe Into these boys are weldecx the combmed 1decr1s of H1rsch and the Umted States Army 496D I I I I 3' A 0 1 ll A QV? 7 .1 E, K E , 5 A ,. A , C.- V .P X X ' ii? ,gh - - Ak - W ' I ' . Q sg R -'J g ' 'inf ' COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Row 1: lst. Lt. F. Iones. Ist. Lt. H. Mischo. Capt. A. Zungrone, Mai. D. Holmgren, Capt. R. Sul- livan, Capt. E. Gurganus. lst Ll. I. Moore. Row Z: Sgt. Burns. Row 3: 2nd. Li. R. Fishman, Isl. Li. R. Kaltolf, 2nd. Lt. B. Bar- baro. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Row 1: L. Turek. M. Pollo, I. Troutman, R. Winkless, D. Platt, R. Silverman, I. Crickett, A. Feldslein, I. Proven- zano, E. Turek. Row 2: R. Peterson, G. Erikson, H. Berg, S. Kabins, D. Swanson, A. Pettengell, B. Balzhiser. R. Arcmoif, F. Lantero. Row 3: B. Heeren. G. Poyer, I. Zim- merman, K. Kamber, D. Wichlin, E. Gregory, D. Tilquist, B. Troutman. C. Piepho. D. Hogan, T. Ioneson. DRUM AND BUGLE Row 1: F. Iones, R. Fish- man. Row 2: L. Turek, R. Heller, R. Sheridan Cooper B Heeren Gregory R Nyberg Esposito T Hedley Tremblay E Turek Row 3 B Schmxdt S Yuslm R Whxte A Myren R Peterson L Iohnson I Provenzano D Wxchlm ow 4 I,1l1e Poyer. T. Ioneson I. Zxm merman, S. Kabins, G. Alm. Dismantling 4 93 P Xll TX N xi' Inspection Gaining the fundamentals ol map reading. cx rifle for cleaning purposes. Onwurdl Ci! you canl. The Hirsch R. O. T C. Clieserve Officers' Training Corpsl is known to be one of the most outstanding units in the city. As this book goes to press, these boys are training for the annual Federal lnspection, For eleven years - in tact, since our inception in l937 - We have held an honor rating, and although Hirsch is one ot the smallest high schools in the city, it has a record which should make the others envious. There is always a reason tor success, and ours is through the combined efforts of our diligent instructors, Captain Wall, and Sergeants Alexander and Burns. Together with Major Ed Gurganus, they are hoping for another high rating at this latest inspection. THE R.O.T.C. Wm. COMPANY A Row I: B. Barboro. E. Gur- ganus. B. Kalthofl. Row Z: A. Peitengell. W. Poetker, D. Platt. D. Long. E. Strass- burger, H. Berg. D. Tilquist, G. Rouhas. Row 3: K. Kam- ber, I. Hows. R. Crotty, B. Balzhiser, A. Emahiser, F. Lilly. B. Troutman, R, Kauff- man. Row 4: B. Silberman, B. Hunt, C. Garlich, P. Rose, C. Youngdahl, I. Gruber, G. Erikson. B. Wunderlich. COMPANY B. Row I: R. Sullivan, A. Zun- grone. I. Moore. Row 2: I. Heninger. R. Smith. G. Roih. C. Berggren. R. Brizzolara. I. Darrow. I. Crickeit. Row 3: A. Lundeberg, D. Swan- son, R. Brod, I. Beckette. C. Piepho, D. Hogan, I. Pollo. Row 4: I. Troutman. B. Rose. P. Sell, R. Iohnson, F. Lan- lero. I. Hollems, B. Newhall, A. Feldstein. H. Aranoff. COMPANY C. Row I: H. Mischo, H. Wink- less. Row 2: M. Mehin. S. Yusim, R. Wakild, S. Wat- ers, L. Ericson. Row 3: G. Tyhurst. W. Sherman. A. Long. R. Engstrom. R. Wilhelm, R. Hedges, G. Oclle. Row 4: R. Glasson, D. Hallerberg. L. Herlan. K. Marshall, R. Fenell. R. Barn. 4 99 P 31, 1k 44 BERNHARDTS AND BARR YM ORES OF X X HIRSCH 4 -F J On these pages e represented pictures 1 d d h 11 h will QIUOP 'MQW 5 x A K' M' 5 V , . 1 fr ' : QE, k -ff i f A-ff 4 mf f - .w ' V i fi 3 uf- ad 5, .1 , w M. ' K4 ' Em I' il ,J - if , A ff Lf.. hf, XA if 'f f f u -4 M 42954 WITH LASTING FRIENDSHIP TRUE SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB Row 1: C. St. Aubin, G. Sutter, M. McGrath, M. Wright, B. Chancey, E. Orwcxr. Row 2: M. Manning, A. Dahlberg, D. Bruno, G. Boncmno, I. Bianchi, V, Bigelow, E. Gecxnopoulos. Row 3: D. Archer, L. Lycxll, R. Naccarato, B. Swanson, I. La- Zar, D. Dittrich, I. Hatch, D. Palmquist. Row 4: R. Iulien, S. Guinn, L. Lutz, M. Geske, F. Sweeney, D. Glorney, M. Cairo, D. Butler. Row 5: I. Kauffman, B. Lewis, E. Monte- sano, E. Moloney, B. Holly, M. Eddy, I. Romer, I. Busz- kiewicz. Row 1 N Bee an M Bender : . g , . . M. I. Brunzell, I. Wickersham, I. Fuller, S. Anderson, N. An- derson, A. Peard, I. Ulrich Row 2: Y, Dupes, C, Walski K. Drenckpohl, B. Saville, A Iohnson, D, McGrath, I. Bloom H. Boughcrn, B. Hazlewood. Row 3: H. Anderson. D. Dug- gan, B. Stone, G. Fernlund, I Dilley, C. Roos, R. Schumpp, M. Poelker, N. Donnelly. Row 4: S Mandel, R. Goldberg, C Chentes, D. Hansen, I. McMil- lan, E. Simons, G. Quance, M. Claus, B. Gerrie. Row 5: E. Holmdczhl, M. Nickolaou, D Olson, B. Hedlund, N. Benke N. Nordstrom. H. Almquist, F Aurelio, I. Benzinger. Row 6: I. Paxson, A, Schreiner, M Erickson, A. Garaiolo, F. Sund- berg, P. Triner, D. DeBell, I Meemberg, P. Koeppen. Row 1: B. Downs, G. Scxutter I. Olson, I. Eppstein, V, Barton C. Singer. Row Z: I. Zimmer- man, R. Iohnson, A. Ignell, I Kubaszak, I. Metevier, H. Car- ier M, Lall Row 3' B. Wil- , y. . licrms, P. Geirisen, E. Iohnson B, Ruiheriord, M, Iohnson, M Lorentz, I. Iohnson, I. Iordan Row 4: M. Vileta, I. Koerner M. Chambers, I. Sterling, I Darrow, M. Kladis, M. Parsons, C. Winks. Row 5: B. Fallin, G Fernow, S. Hardy, P. Hyman, L. Nylen, I. Gusiaison, M. O'- Hcxgan, I. Downey, Row 5: I. Boumcr, M. Baer, I, Benzinger, D. Hansen, A. Iacovera, B. Amedro, B. Lindsay, D. Iohn- son. Row 7: I. Glasson, C. Hedges, E. Thyberg. II you're o girl and in the Freshmon, Sophomore or Iunior Gloss, you Will eagerly look Iorword to joining the Senior Girls' Club. Composed only of 4A ond 4B girls, this group, under the oble sponsorship of Miss I., Ross, supports mony worth while projects. Their Mother-Doughter Teo is the highlight of eoch semesters octivities. Hirsch is indeed grateful to the many students who voluntarily offer to did in our various offices Ground schoc MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS Upper Lett: GROUP I Row I: P. Gallman, B. Smith, G. Reed. I. Baumhardt, B. Bailey, A. Costabile, B. Keb, S. Newman, M. Grum- mitt, B. Rosenfeld, L. McCartney, M. Keane. Center Lett: GROUP II Row I: I. Luzzo, D. Iohnson, I. Cullinane, I. Slemmer, E. Fernlund. I. Reichert, M. Kouchis. B. Lown. A. Mann At Switchboard: S. Chatburn. Standing: I. Iosephson L. Iohnson. Lower Lett: BOOKROOM ATTENDANTS B. Lawson, E. Iensen, B. Eigenbauer, L. Sinos. 5 3 al if TICKET SALESMEN Upper Right: GROUP I S. Mandel, M. Hennessy, I. Findly, I. Breckenridge. Center Right: GROUP II Row 1: C. Mecele, M. Watkiss, S. Kaz. Row 2: I. Petrucci I. Herman, H. Iulien. RECORD OFFICE ASSISTANTS Center: GROUP I M. Bender, E. Slaney, I. Rcrhill, D. Hansen. Row 2: V Blevins. I. Anderson, M. Hughes, A. Gomez. Row 3. M. Gray, N. Manning, I. Dissdale, N. Beegan, H Boughan. A. Quinn. Lower Right: GROUP II Row 1: B. Lindgren, P. Huebner, I. Wickersham, E. Pet- erson. Row 2: H. Carter, I. Ellison, W. Berkenstock B. Ianzon, B. Uhrich. HALL GUARDS Telling tall tales and having group discussions are pleasures the hall guards never can enjoy while on duty. These boys, under the guidance ol Mr. Cates, keep our halls clear and Tidy, and our school laws intact. Row 1: G. Hunt, E. Trongeau, D. Long, F. Milella. Row 2: I. Carlson, H. Lotzgesell, H. Hanna, R. Keogh, G. King. Row 3: A. Swanson, B. Groniger, I. Stoudt, T. Boyd, W. Poyer. Row 1: H. Lotzgesell, R. Owens, B. Weber, R. Hartman. Row Z: B. Goz- don, E. Ling, B. Ereikson, D. Hilton, I. Snyder, A. Malito, D. Berggren, C. Iorgensen. Row 3: A. Barnes, D. Lundquisi, C. Sousanes, R. Flaglore. FIRE GUARDS Q104I These students, with Miss Mackin as sponsor, direct our sernifmonthly fire drills, check all lire equipment, and keep a sharp look-out for all fire haze ards. Good Work! Row 1: R. Moline, H. Mischo, B. Dav- idson. Row 2: K. Yaies, I. Broo, V. Barton, A. Sammons, T. Zungrone, N. Seifers, I. Bowsher, C. Youngdahl, R. Nash. Row 3: B. Hoerger, G. Westergren, S. Green, B. Swaios, G. Hunt, R. Lundquist. Row 4: N. Liapes, Shaffer T McBride I Herman I I. , . , . , Icxnuz, C. May, A. Nelson, D. Duffel, I. Beem. Row 5: I. Black. LIBRARY HELPERS AND ATTENDANCE OFFICE GIRLS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Step into our lilorary with its atmosphere of peace and quiet. Here, helpful librarians are eager to help students find fust the right reference materials tor that oral report or that dreaded term paper. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Upper Left: GROUP I Row I: D. Dittrich. I. Slemmer, I. I.aBe1le. I. Margalis, D. Pantelis, C. Sims. I. Doyle. Row 2: I. Reichert, G. Shea. I. Keorner, I. Ioyce, B. Hardin. ATTENDANCE OEEICE ASSISTANTS Reinstatements, tardies, Iolders A-7? These busy airls know all about them and will tell you that any period spent helping Miss Bennett in the Attendance Ottice is a busy one. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Upper Right: GROUP II Row 1: D. Knipfer. P. Rogerson, B. Chartrand. Row 2: R. Wakild, B. Heller. I. Turner. H. Wilson, K. Korpan. ATTENDANCE OFFICE Center Right: GROUP I Seated: S. Chiricos, R. Reid, R. Amstadter, C. Carlson, C. Hawken. V. Collier. Standing: I. Becker. F. Brt, D. Dittbenner, E. Maloney, B. Caine. ATTENDANCE OFFICE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Lower Left: GROUP II Lower Right: GROUP III Seated: S. Zimmer, I. Mattson, A. Bitcon. B. Gerrie, S. Row 1: G. Bowen, B. Vogt, C. Schulz, E. Brooke. Row 2: Sautter, K. Sjolin, I. Milliken, F. Bonville, Y. Engstrom. I. Hanson. E. Iordan, C. Geringer, C. Olson. D. Becker. Standing: M. Shanahan. C. Brewington. R. Davine. Row 3: E. Nord. P. Auld. I. McMillan. ,...-Q-nf . .I BOYS' BOWLING BED CROSS Row 1: R. Winkless, M. Pollo, H. Lotzgesell. R. Hedge. B. Weber, L. Parker, D. DiCosola, I. DeRousse, G. Enochs, B. Mitchell. Row 2: D. Tilquist, R. Engstrom, B. Erickson, D. Ierling, D. Murray, C. Wolienberger, F. Wolpe-, F. Milella. G. Hunt. B. Bennett. Row 3: I-K. Callghen, I. Knight, P. Michels, T. Kelley, E. Godfred- son, R. Thorsell, R. Sell. A. Cieghorn. A. Nelson, I. Smith. Upper Right: Heading for a strike. Lower Right: Right clown his alley. Lower Right: Who has the highest score? Eugene Godfredsen, Robert Hodges, Charles Wolfenberger, Paul Sell, Dick Tisquist. MOVIE CLUB BOYS' BOWLING LEAGUE fire they ever interested! Arid did you see the oworrds for this yeofs highest bowlino stores? No Wonder these boys, with Mr. Koemer os sponsor, hod such o successful -:eir RED CROSS Under the leadership of Miss Moolfin, this oroofnizoztion Continued to bring did ond corntort to those people less tortundte thorn ourselves. Row 1: R. Wallenius, T. Keeley, I. Slenner, A. Clark, S. Woolley, C. S. Yates. Row 2: H. Berg, E. Tromblay. I. Slemmer, E. Kausal, B. Swanson, D. Hennessy. Row Millbrook, I. Swan, P. Purall. Row 4. Storer, H. Eddy, S. stead, D. Lindberg. son, R. Morrissey, S. Barry, S. Nelson, 3: C. Watson, M. C. Laing, I. Hatch, I. Plimpton. A. Imlach, C. Gun- Row 5: I. Thomp- M. McLaughlin, E. Kohl. I. Baum- hardt. Row 6: B. Hoerger, B. Bam- bick, A. Sammons, R. Petro, F. Brt. Row 7: B. Hardin, L. Anderson, R. Mueller, M. Kouchis, B. Brown. B. Swanson. Row 8: Y. Dupes, A. Gomez, R. Goldberg, D. Hansen, B. Waiua. S. Wolpe. Row 9: M. F. Shanahan, I. Beem, H. Bughan, I. Dilley, G. Quance, E. Simons, W. Aichrath, R. Michaels. R. Engstrom. MOVIE CLUB Through the efforts of the Movie Club members ond their sponsor, Mr. Duskin, We here ot Hirsch have enjoyed rnony educotionorl periods. Row 1: I. Alexander, D. Iohnson, W. Hoerger, R. Wallenius, F. Furho, R. Soummerfeld. R. Weis, I. Carlson. Row 2: R. Michaels, W. MCI-lrthur, N. Gallowich, P. Lundquist, R. Cald- well, R. Heller, B. Oifill, F. Linde, D. Geary, I. Crockett. Row I: I. Beem. B. Parker, I. Ste- panch, R. Lotzgazell, B. McCartney, H. Balson, N. Liapas. Row 2: Miss Wi- borg, I. Knight, R. Hoerger, C. O'- Brien, B. Hoover. I. Bernsen, H. Lotz- gazell, G. Hunt, R. Flaglore. Row 3: R. Fishman, D. McClow, D. Smith, B. Balzhiser. D. Choisser, B. Peterson, I. Ianusz, B. Iamison. 4375 PAN AMERICAN GROUP I Row 1: C. Iacobsen, L. Larsen, G. Markunas. R. Cirillo, A. Angelos, C. Aloe. Row Z: H. Anderson. G. Fer- now, B. Brown. M. Brunzell. I. Gus- tafson. Betty Ianzan, D. Bruno, D. Hansen. I. Iordan, I. McMillan. Row 3: N. Hert, H. Woczewski, B. Hazelwood, I. M. Iohnson, N. Noro- holm, C. Gunstead, I. Kubaszak. I. Metevier, A. Ignell, R. Morrissey, I. Morgan. D. Morgan. Row 4: M. Weiner. R Nash, B. Krueger, E. Park- er, B. Iamison, I. Ferree Vice-pres., G. King, E. Muncaster, I. Ramer, M. Eddy, R. Goldberg, W. Helbig. F. Wolpe. Row 5: E. Ellis. GROUP II Row I: M. Morgan, D. Duggan, B. Behr. A. Backman, S. McArdle. M. Henion. Row 2: I. Dinsdale, M. Hughes, I. Iohnson. P. Batten, B. Rod- gers. B. Frank, I. Hatch, C. Vingeano. P. Stubbs, I. Becker, C. Gregg. Row 3: N. Turner, C. Mathewson, I. Tuley, M. Watkiss, G. Speyer, B. Swanson, M. Stroh. E. Iordan, C. Olson, E. Nord, B. Hardin, L. Schwartz, D. Da- vis. Row 4: G. Fernlund, M. O'Kane. M. Claus. B. Gerrie. I. Bouma. K. Thompson, D. Dittrich. S. Kauffman, N. Hutchinson, S. Winkle. GROUP III Row 1: F. Metcalie, B. Nichols. L. Nelson, I. Wentzel. Row 2: R. Brown. R. Waits, R. Shutsky, I. Rahill, V. Bigelow, B. Amedro, A. Iacovera. I. Briscoe, D. Renck, D. Madigan, I. Scholl. Row 3: H. Berg, M. Sullivan, I. Culley, I. Marquardt. C. Galotta, I. Ioyce, M. Neal, D. Gimbel. Row 4: W. McArthur, D. Smith, N. Sorensen. E. Holmdahl, L. Elliot. C. Treganza, M. Ellis, D. Owen, I. Wheeler. P. Heinen. I. Utermark. GROUP IV Row I: F. Tauzcheck, M. Holzman, I. Iohnson. C. Dimock, I. Anderson, M. Marmion. Row 2: E. Berkenstock. L. Wokasch, A. Horslev, N. Darragh, I. Olson, E. Geanopoulos, I. Zimmer- man. I. Fuller. E. Simons. Row 3: V. Mix, E. Korose, C. Becker, P. Fal- kenthal, A. Iohnson, A. Andersen, D. McGrath, I. Bloom, C. Yates, C. Park, P. Giertsen, G. Quance. Row 4: E. Haas, E. Iohnson. S. Green, G. Iohnston, B. Iamison C. Kuespert, G. Reed. M. Oglesby, S. Satin, C. Smith. PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE Mirel Mirel Estranios Agui! Look! Look! l-lere we are f all one hundred and fifty-three ol us! Our League, sponsored by Miss Lind, holds bi-monthly meetings at which We sing Spanish songs, watch movies spoken in Spanish and learn about the customs ol our Southern neighbors, I I -it-' 4n- 9' 3 I 4,56 VW up if Sm Xe EX 'N Onward H1rscl1 to Vwtory ' Football Basketball MIROP Sports G1r'ls Atl1let1c Assoc1at1on --E -I ,N 1- 2-B-5.52 , is W P. X XR 0 gl :ill lf! qlb' w!!. . ll ' x , ' A 'H-in , t xx- ,I i ll2 FOOTBALL -- ENTIRE SQUAD Row 1: I. Black, R. Ytterberg, C. Kuespert, F. Panicmo, I. Carroll, I. Stoudt. L. Iones, R. Iohn- son, B. Barboro, W. Tucker, R. Whitaker. B. Czupryn. Row 2: A. Nelson. G. Iohnsfon, E. Tron- gecxu. B. Groninger, B. Parker, C. Black. S. Green, R. Salvino, R. Anderson, B. Iamison, H. Krutis, A. Swanson. Row 3: I. Icmusz, D. Hcifner, B. Swcios, C. Thute, R. Anderson, D. Bennett. R. Nash, T. Iversen, H. Goll, H. Rozell. Row 4: Ass'i Coach W. Gcrbbert, F. Iones. E. Gurganus, W. Poetker, K. Bringe, R. Dembeck, C. Trock, R. Knipper, R. Roden, D. Tilquest, E. Hardy, I. Anderson, L. Reitmcm, S. Kazz. Coach B. O'Brien. MAKING FOOTBALL HISTORY The many victories of our fighting Huskies in 49 will long be cherished in our memory. Few will soon forget how our star-studded football team fought to triumph for Ole Hirsch High. Good teams mean hard work, but the taste of victory is sweet, and the student-body of Hirsch tasted it often during the past year. This year our hard charging team posted the finest record in the history of Hirsch. ln our practice games, we first tied l2-12 with Kelly, and on the following Saturday, we beat C.V.S., 14-6, Our first league game turned out to be a disastrous tie with Hyde Park, 19-19. Harper was our first victim, 14-7, in our five game victory string. This was followed by the immortal 6-U victory over South Shore, and then a 3940 rout of Bowen. Parker and Calumet were easy victims, 26-O and 25-O, to our superior team. Although it was a great season, with a break here or there we could have had a city championship. Twice, in the Hirsch-Hyde Park game and the Morgan Parkfenger games, we were only two feet from this charnpione ship when the game ended. Special mention is in order for Iack Stoudt and Bill Parker, who were chosen for the All-City Team. Our success, however, is due mainly to Mr. Bernard O'Brien, who coached his team to an undefeated season and second place in the South Section, I, N, I! f 52 1? M Y'g Q Q ,xg 3 ', X WS. 2' ' f , Qil if X UM. 4. , ' W , 1 ,IM r v 3 Y ':f'. fx 9 lf? A ,K M fi' 110 'H I a 12, -4 I fix ,-S K is ll .Z . N. Q , Q 'Q DSA ggi if 2 th 'gs ' K6 'l 5 hi 'and' '15 g , , sw g K :il wg ffvf .Q l '1w..... , '-n g 4-u...,1, I W , .ff 8 1 Tw 1- w .W if , if 7' ' ,, 4' ,,f vw. N, fs 1 435 Y Q, 4 7 'Wg E 9 I v 5 Q . 1 QW 'f ' 5 , 3 I fi A , 'QL3' r' , A. W 'if CANDID SCORES OF OUR UNDEFEATED SEASON vs Kelly vs C.V.S vs l-lyde Park vs Harper . vs South Shore vs Bowen vs Parker vs Calumet l2fl2 i476 19-l9 14-7 6-O 39-O 250 25fO SHOTS OF OUR COACH O'BRlEN -e 'OBEEH fby one who knows Bob Groninaerl a grand coach tough a driver demanding a looy's best but loved and re sperted by all A . . has the personality to ge the team llup' for their toughest games how the boys loved his 'lole lrish victory arin if Y: YH VICTORIOUS SEASON THE FRESHMANSOPHOMORE TEAM These are the boys who in the future will comprise the varsity. They had a high stand- ard Set for them this year, but We believe they 2-Jill came thrauch :ri true Hirsch fashion .Iv iii! I Q -p 1 r , QW ,e' fun. '. 1 'ik 4 if F' ,142 ff' 72, 1 .,x..1x.. 4 ,af If' -. 4' . Q 1, Qii od A I .5 p we , '- fi . 1, :lids +.v,-ff? A l. 4, I A4 9. 9' , 1, .. y , J ,ur .R V .Q . I Q 4 'Y X Q, .-xv J v . - 1' L I f ffm PK -'E 1, xeax!5' if 3 4 Q FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM Row I: A. Riffice, B. Clark, R. Keller, R. Carlson. M Sweeney. D. Gardner, I. Chaencrcxft. Row 2: S. Kass I. Fitzgerald. W. Tucher, D. Bringe. L. Slutsky, B. Koch A. Hopkins, O. Cleoros, B. Simmons, B. Troutemen E. Erickson, Di Coslo. Row 3: I. Qucxnce, H. Kohler I. Hawkins, G. Gerrie, R. Smith, H. Osterhoslem, N Vinir. A. Calicrhcxn, I. Laincmtru, I. Pemperten, G. Kuens- ter, B. Healey. i 4118! BASKETBALL THE HIRSCH H OOPS TERS 1- f f 1 Vfjffi Lf lg -:ez With few returning veterons, our Senior Squod of 1948-49 come through in toir style by Winning tive gornes ond losing six. Mony ot these defeots were by one or two points. Ot course the fine pertormonce of the teorn is credited to Cooch Molobott. His boys exhibited greot sportsrnonship ond or tine sense of teom spirit throughout this post seorson. I A CANDID SHOTS Upper Lell: I. Cassidy, B. Owens. Upper Center: V. Guarino, A. Malito. Upper Righl: C. Bowsher, D. Letch- inger. B. Erickson. Lower Leif: I. Faber. R. McNiii, R. Rago. Lower Center: H. Goll, B. Hoover. Lower Rigbl: R. Loverin, I. Plutz. T. Derick. Left: BASKETBALL FIRST STRING Row 1: H. Goll, R Loverin, Coach Mabboit, R. Brown. R. McNiM, B. Hoover. Row 2: T. Derick, V. Guarino, A. Malito, I. Cassidy, B. Owens. Righl: BASKETBALL SENIORS Row I: I. Pluiz, R. McNitt. H. Goll, Couch Mabbott, B. Hoover, R. Brown, R. Lover- in. Row 2: W. Swaios, B. Erickson, B. Harris, I. Ianusz, G. Iohnston, D. Haifner, C. Bowsher. Row 3: C. May. B. Beaver, I. Snyder, N. Gallowich, I. Ciabattini. G. Babich, A. Granback. Right: BASKETBALL IUNIORS Row I: V. Guarion, B Owens, I. Cassidy, A. Mal- ito, T. Derick. Coach Mab- boti. Row 2: C. May, H Larsen, R. Bruno, I. Alfano I. Faber, K. Briggs. N. Gal- lowich. Row 3: D. Gran- back, R. Campbell, F. Rago D. Hakes. D. Letchinger. 4El9b I if l fb C575 lim M14 :iff , X N ff:-X BASKETBALL SCORES HEAVIES Hirsch 40 . . , Bowen Calumet 38 . Hirsch Morgan Park 32 Hirsch Vocational 50 . Hirsch Hirsch 53 Englewood Fenaer 30 Hirsch South Shore 44 Hirsch Hyde Park 32 Hirsch Hirsch 33 Parker Hirsch 43 -- Harper Hirsch 37 . , Corliss UGHTS Hirsch 33 Bowen Calumet 32 Hirsch Hirsch 57 Moraan Park Vocational 53 .Iirsch Hirsch 45 Enalewood Fenger 55 Hirsch South Shore 42 Hirsch Hyde Park 37 Hirsch Parker 32 Hirsch Harper 4l Hirsch Hirsch 50 Corliss 120 D 30 33 30 37 41 22 25 23 31 4? 23 42 29 30 36 30 33 49 THE HIGHELYING SWISH 1 i f, 3l 35 30 32 ! zv v - 'M vw N M :J -jf MSW- 1' W ! H f . at Q A 5 jQ'l Q' s el JA I ',.,Q M Kg 4. P 'A f :FY wx f W, ,we ,A V ' +' 4 ff L xi Q N.. .9 rx 2 A ,f -4 1 , , ,G . : .v I f 'V 8' , , fax J !' 72 ' I .x f' f, 'v fyg , , , S , 3 I ,K ' d'1 X ,Y A I A . . U. . - I 4 x X 1 T 6 'gg li 'sk' q' ,ix ii I ,vm 32 C Q ir v ' if X , SWIMMING SENIOR SWIM TEAM Row 1: H. Zhe, G. Westergren T. Keeley, R. Hayden Knight, B. Krueger. Row 2 Coach Paterson, B. Hoover, F Lindy, B. Icxmeson, F. Wolpe W. Helbig. CANDID SHOTS Lell, Top to Bottom: Fred Wolpe, lack Knight and Art Hayden, Harley Zhe Right, Top io Bottom: Bob Erickson, Bill Hoover and Walter Helbig, Bob Krueger and Bob Icxmieson. Circle Dick McClow, city champion in hundred yard free style IUNIOR SWIM TEAM Row 1: Coach Paterson, L. Slutsky, G. Beckman, S. Olsen, R. Sherman, R. Erickson, P. Sorenson, N. Sorenson. Row Z: H. Wylie, B. Linde, B. Davis, D. Murray, R. Hansen, F. Cala- brase, W. Hoerger. A-'fi gf Once again Coach Patersons 'Sharksw came through with a good season. Oi course the highlight oi the year was Dick McClow, the captain ot the senior team, winning the City Championship in the one hundred yard tree style. Everyone is working and looking forward to the coming year. BASEBALL HIRSCH PACKS A PUNCH ON THE DIAMOND BASEBALL CANDIDS Top to Botlom, Left: Norman Reno out for batting practice. Bill Owens on the mound. Herb Goll. Don Moore being put out by Gene Mon- talbano. Right: The pitchers warm- ing up. Ed Plutz putting the ball on Bill Erickson. The jorosoecte for this seoson ore very good os we have retxirriinu lettermeri. They are B1ll Hoover Ed Plutz Baja Koehler, Bill Locher, Lemiy S1-xfxrtz, B1ll Erickson, ond of Course the co-cojotairis Bill Owens and Gene Montolborio. Also, some of the recqulors will be 'Bussw MCNitt, Bud Doolittle, Bill Beaver, orid Bob Sul! livon Coach Motbbott has trained the tecrri corefully ond oll Hirsch will Cheer them ori to o Victorious season. BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: I. Carlson, B. Owens. L. Schwartz, B. Sullivan. W. Locher L. Utberg. Row 2: R. Koehler, E. Plulz. B. Beaver. G. Montalbano. E. Parker. H. Hanna. Row 3: F. Rage, B. Doolittle, W. Matson. B. Hoover. H. Goll, Erichson. . 'Y A: 1 I Q5-W I . ,QA fp , QV f 1? If QI DON BENNETT IACK STOUDT 175 lbs. 135 lbs STATE CHAMPION SATE CHAMPION ROW I Left: First String. W. Par- ker, D. Bennett, R. Ytter- berg. B. Villeneuve, T. Boyd, I. Stoudt, I. Ponzi- ano, B. Whelan, R. Carl- son, E. Goldbloom, Coach O'Brien. Center: Coach O'Brien giving some pointers to his Co- Captains. Robert Whelan and Tom Boyd. Right: Entire Squad on Floor: E. Goldbloom, R. Carl- son. Row 1: M. Posen, I. Brocotto, I. Thompson, T. Kapsalis, A. Hopkins, B. Smith, R. Salvino. Row 2: W. Parker, D. Bennett, R. Ytterberg, B. Villen- ueve, T. Boyd, I. Stoudt, R. Whelan. I. Ponziano. Row 3: Hudapohl, A. Ruskin, A. Swanson, N. Vinik, B. Lewis, I.. Lap- paris, B. Gordon. Row 4: R. Fenton, N. Mikas, B. Waits, S. Kazz, B. Groves, B. Simons. HOW II Left: Coach O'Brien talk- infl with his CHAMP- IONS. Circle: I. Pon- ziano. R. Whelan. Cen- ter: B. Parker, D. Ben- nett. Right: R. Ytterberg. B. Villenueve. CITY CHAMPION WRESTUNG TEAM Second ri Fitz' ard third in Slate is the OlAlSlfIITd1I'lf,1 reoord rriade log' this years wrestliria squad The hojxfi also :hairy individual titles. ln the stale, lack Stoudt and Don Bemietl won Championships while Bob Vfhelari placed third and Bill Parker fourth, ln the city, cofcaptairis Bop Whelan and Tom Boyd won Championships, while lack Stoudl and Mike Goldbloom took second llBud Villeriueve and Bill Parker third, and Boaer Ytterloerg placed fourth. No small part of lhe Credi' must ao to lvlr. O'Brieri, who ranks as one ol the oulstaridiha Coaches of the state. BOB WHELAN 115 lbs. CITY CHAMPION af 4.35 ,V QIZGD 4l it Teamwork, mental alertness, physical fit- ness - combine them and you have Hirschs G. A. A. The girls Who join this association learn the value of cooperation and acceptance of individual responsibility. The aim ot the G. A. A. is building healthy bodies and devel- oping fine character traits. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G. A. A. OFFICERS I. Kauffman, C. Roos. C. Dimock. . The Officers and Board Members are the mighty backbone of this organization. The Board is composed of two representatives from each school year, Who, together With Mrs. Bartlett, their sponsor, formulate the policies, rules and regulations of this association. Many entertaining games and parties are planned by them, and enjoyed by all. G. A. A. BOARD A. Cusmino, D. Bruno. A. Dahlberg, B. Peterson. C. Brooks. I. Broo. S. Zimmer, P. Brook. Perfection is what the Aquatic Aces strive for under the capable leadership oi Mrs Doyle Oi all their activities during the year, -the an! SWIMMING TEAM Left, Row 1: I. Knight. M. Eddy, P. Rogerson. D. Han- son. M. Kouchis. B. Nichols, I. McMarshall, I. Dinsdale M. McGrath. M. Iohnson M. Barrington. C. Gregg I. Budig, B. Peterson. Row 2: Mrs. Doyle, sponsor. B Carne, B. Thompson, M Rothschild, M. Milbrook I. Nelson. L. Anderson. l Ioyce, M. Hughes. E Slaney. Right: Circle Formation. Left: Iet Propulsion. Right: Star Performance on Fathers' Night. Left: Relax that Strangle Hold! Center: Checking out. Right: Back Dolphin. 4128i nual Water ballet given on Parents' Night is the most outstanding. SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL BOWLING Ariiorig the various airts athletic activities ottered at Hirsch softball, volleyball and bowlf ina are favorite media ot diversion, The rewards tor participation are lastina friends plus a sense ot accomplishmerit arid teeliria of physical well be-ina. Lett: Volley Ball Team. Clockwise: M. Barrington, N. Nickolaou, P. Brooke, A. Dusmino, C. Dimock. I. Broo, C. Roos, I. Kauffman, D. Bruno, A. Dahlberg. Right: Hit it again. Lett: Girls' Softball. Row 1: P. Brooke, B. Orlando, S. Osborn, B. Bonbir, D. Bruno. Row 2: K. Brown, L. Kab- beran, E. Greenman, A. Dahlberg, B. Peterson. Row 3: I. Alexander, M. Barring- ton, M. Eddy, F. Kellam. B. Iaztz, R. Iingling, D. Kab- berdahl, I. Broo, E. Cusmino, C. Dimock. P. Zimmer. Right: Kill the umpire! She's blind!! av TUESDAY GIRLS' BOWLING LEAGUE Lett, Row 1: E. Moloney, A. Angelos, B. Holly, I. McMillan. Row 2: R. Am- stadter, D. Pantelis, C. Vinezeano, C. Aloe, R. Cam- era, B. Smith. Row 3: R. Smith, I. Broo, I. Rozene. S. Satin, G. Bonanno, L. Iohnson, M. Hughes. I. Nel- son. Row 4: M. Thomas. S. Nelson, G. Shea, C. Smith, P. Frese, I. Buszkie- wicz, I. Ramer, M. Eddy, Mrs. Kulp. THURSDAY BOWLING TEAM Right Row 1 P Gallman D Larsen S Barry L Lutz P OBrien S Olson A Clark B Smith E Nyberg E D1Cosola Row 2 M Geske G Anders D Lall ky I Iohnson C Laing Barnett Rusk Bai ey I Schilling C Brooks M Bland R A Pick P Smotherman Lower Lett It wll b a strike. Right: Tallying the score. Lower Center: It's a bird! Right: Wishing will make it so. CHEERLEADERS 4130! Upper Lei! Cheerleaders Front Cecehcx St Aubm Row 1 T D1lley C Roos M Erickson I Boumcr M Oglesby G Qucmce Row 2 R Schumpp I Phmpion I Krohn H Koe ner G Scxuiter I Ferree B Downs Upper Rzght Pre season prcchce Mrddle Lei! Drcxwmg the cheers from the crowds Center Mr Koerner count the pomts Middle R ht A lg mucus moments lor all Lower Rlghl The Grand Fmale Lower Left A bolsterous pep rally C me On HIISCII Lets Go Addma cola and Splfll to our athletrc contests IS the work ot these guys and gals who form our cheerleadmg squad Under the able d1rect1or1 ot Mrs Rath the1r tame has become W1de spread throughout the c ty as well as at Hlrsch gm! wa ea f fhe fans o 1 ,,,,,. fle GIBSON STUDIOS c H I c A Chzcagos Leadmg Photographers Q11 fi for Four Generahons Q lntellxgenlly Created eGlbson os of Chlca 58 E Washmgton St Clintral 6 3982 3 4 Oflxclal Photographer for the Maroon GOOD LUCK SENIOPQ GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES INC 4140 N Ko rrar AVP IC Jo 41 Teleph we KI da e 5 20 3 THEBFST CIASS RINFS AD T I 'OQNOS Rao Q 0 C 9 , . I Cipiff- of all plxovoqviphs publzue hero: U Mc. vow PIG ' fl L u i A . . A' C' MCM' In 'h' t Ci O' Arhshc Photography T ' S ' ' h t u cl I g o , . Ch' aj, ,Ill Mc, 1 'I r - 5 .. . , iv , ,A . 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