Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1951 volume:

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' 5' HERITAGE: a staff of instructors who . I6 r 4'Pg- ' Su er to us friendly guidance in our efforts to f7Z'9 9L -0'-4 ' ' ,, 4 , rx gr up, .both educationally and spiritually. 712' 4 - 7'- 1001 v' V W ' -- , - fi R TAGE: that spirit, that quality of 'fu' - , A fi n ip which we felt immediately upon K7 L z9g' 'V I ng Hirsch, and which will always be a F97-Ci Q ggpaft o us. lt is still here for you, the Iuniors, SWQQW X XSophomores, and Freshmen, to treasure - X ' Our Heritage, Your Heritage! 7- ' , L 'ax A ' In 3 .X A . I PM ' sf f3l95l MARUU 4 -V , 'xx hfgk N7 'N- 'I- 1. I Q., --kwa 'oflf-:.9O:,f2l1lCAGU-ILLINOIS .L 'X A, xx T-' 5,-:X P 'mx - , .. 'TN EN ai' if ?5f'bfL he QQ Q A STATEMENT UE PHILUSUPI-I AS WE LIVE IT DAY E Education serves all people in a democracy. Education develops high democratic ideals. Education changes behavior. Education deals with all as- pects of life. E THE CHHIAHH PHHLHI SCHOOLS IAY HERE AT HIRSCH . ., 3-- Education functions through Y many agencies. Education continues throughout life. l rection. Education aims at selt-di- Education provides for in- telligent adjustment to social change. T TEMENT . . . from Uur Principal Our Heritage is a term to plumb the deepest Wells of mind, heart, and spirit' ln - the American tradition it means a ha PPY compromise between individual freedom and love thy neighbor as thyself, . . a concept that gives growth to laws and pro- 'd vi es conditions for man's betterment- a philosophy of life that fosters education, freed f ' ' om o Worship, and physical comforts, with a good margin for individual pro re g ss. These benefits make for personal integrity, . . . yes, demand personal integrity, so necessary to fulfill the obligations that go with good citizenship. To be Worthy heirs is no light task but one requiring life-time dedication of self and of conscience. l-lirsch holds the treasures of Our Her- itage as dear as the flame of l'f . Th 1 e ese treasures Warm the heart, strengthen the spirit, and steady the conscience! Marie A. McCahey Principal I 1 1 I ...W J MISS MARGARET M. HURNEY Our Assistant Principal Hers is the smiling tace and firm guiding hand We all know so Well. Directly or indirectly, her under- standing and Wise judgment affect and guide each and every one ot us. The kindness and ever-friendly greet- ing that are hers Will long linger in our memory as an integral part of Our Heritage. MR. OSCAR FOWLER District Superintendent DR. HEROLD C. HUNT Superintendent ot Chicago Schools DR. THADDEUS I. LUBERA Asst. Superintendent in Charge ot High Schools Counseling and Placement MISS MECHTERSHEIMER 1 Placement Counselor MISS O'KEEFE Adjustment Teacher Knot picture-dl MISS FLORENCE BERNSTEIN Program Chairman Administrative Aides MR. MCNALLY In Charge oi Finance MRS. KELLY - Registrar MISS KNOSPE MISS BENNETT Program Committee ln Charge ol Attendance P 1 Education Serves All People in il Uelnocraey acscasm SCHOOL SUPPUES Hirsch and the Community serve one another. Public transportation services are available to all - All races, all nationalities, all creeds. - all proud of Hirsch. Learning to draw blueprints and exe- cuting models from them is an im- portant part of our technical training. MR. ANDERSON Technical Department Mechanical Drawing MR. ARENDS Mathematics Department MRS. BARTLETT Chairman ot Physical Education Depart- ment, Sponsor oi G. A. A. MR. BELL Mathematics Red Cross Sponsor gr: . sf Q ' .. . 2. if .,.. L i 35 3' S MR. BILLINGS Chairman ol Mathe- matics Department MR. BUSCA Chairman ol Technical Department Woodshop '- MR. CATES Chairman of Science Department. Sponsor oi Hall Guards Mechanical interests find many satisfac- tions in the general and specialized shop activities. Physical education develops ideals of good sportsmanship and fair play, which carry over into all phases of living. Individualized instruction. geared to spe- cial needs, is the foundation of the program for the sight saving room. Education Develops High Democratic Ideals n F, MISS COGHLAN Chairman of Home Economics Department V 'v , +.. + 1 Christmas at Hirsch -- the realization that sharing what we have brings happiness to ourselves as well as to others. Through study of other ways ol life, we learn to appreciate our govern- ment and the advantages it ailords us. 5 MR. COLLINS MISS DIGGS Chairman of Boys' C0mm6l'CiCIl Physical Education DePUffme11l Department, Member oi Board of Control -' Music - a universal language. Literature gives us the best thoughts ol the best minds of all ages. Through literature we learn to rec- ognize and appreciate other ways of life. MR- DUSKIN Mxss FISHER cience Department English Department Sponsor of Movie Operators All religions center around one God. MISS FLAHERTY Physical Education Department. Sponsor of Aquatic Aces v W .jj .,,, 5 rm. ,. f x iiii MR. GLEASON Technical Department Printshop 5 E I 1 ri, J r In MISS GRIEVE Social Science Department 4135 Point 4145 l , n charity. Awards. 3 Education Changes Behavior Recognition of service - Our Merit but the greatest oi these is Working toward a common goal - preparation for our Semi-Annual Club de Maroon dance. The final reward 5 I , 'Q ' '1 ri r i Sis ,, 5v,? Q, , zLNQf2?i555I , ,L gggii y 9 .,, Ah QQ' X .K 3 ..-sg. W . Sur. Wimf- . , H-:Q :' ' Um ,mm .-2 5w2Ej', ffiggbiggfigi Zfmw igfgygigggg f I . H :af K if GH mgpwigg ,xx 4?- L ff'??i5E7 ws X , Manga QSM ffwg M??f'i M Us ff 289 mafia, , 1 L 535 mf 4? fm 4 4 'S f Sf wfmnfsxs f sm ..s...5,s. iw Q Q Msn Q U4 .311 T' L MRS. IACKSON Sight Saving Department, Sponsor of Student Council MRS. KANE Music Department Sponsor of Iunior and Senior Choirs MRS. KLEIN Science Department MR. KOERNER Technical Department Sponsor ot Poster- men's Club and Boys' Bowling League MISS IEFFERS Social Studies Department. Sponsor ol Student Court Miss Sue Mechtersheimer, our placement counselor - patient, understanding, friend to all - our guide in the life beyond gradu- ation and our aid in solving problems while We are here. Miss Ella O'Kee-fe, our adjustment teacher - so gentle, so tar-seeing for the student's welfare - her work begins with consulta- tion and testing in the elementary schools, and continues here at Hirsch with sugges- tions tor the right courses to follow. All students needing individual attention are placed under her guiding hand. MR. KOHLER Technical Department Machine Shop 'Km ns SQ? wa, ...ff -' L Edt, 4 V3, itfew: -, J, , wk ,,.,. ,, MRS. KOHN Language Department Sponsor of Pan American League X elel wiv: rw . rr., H' m f .: 1 MRS. KRUEGER MRS. KULP English Department Physical Education Sponsor oi Department Drama Club Sponsor of Girls' Bowling League Where does my future lie? If it is in college or with a special type of employment, you are sure to find the right information here among our hundreds of The past serves as a guide for today. pamphlets and books relating to careers. Our modern language courses help to develop an un- Learning and preparing to be the homemakers oi derstanding of our neighbors through knowledge of the tomorrow. language and customs of the people. . .,-H .. t GV MISS LAWRENZ MISS LIND English Department Chairman of Lan- Sponsor oi guage Department Hirsch Herald MR. MABBOTT Physical Education Department, Coach of Basketball and Baseball Teams Fair competition breeds good citizens. Iunior Prom activities - queen for a night. MISS MACKIN Mathematics Department, Sponsor ot Satety Engineers and Fire Guards Diversitied activities - a preparation for well-rounded adulthood. 419i W 5,5 Q ., - V ,. K . mg ,. W ik 1 , 1 ,A E 'fs , X 11 I x 3 Q 9 3. . wigs' My L Q .bil V 2. X' f K . kv.. ,. :VT ff f . H Ay,, - Z K K ' Z: , . X :f? E:xQ: -- E an-.W r M, Q JE , 3 K Magi W, 23 Mafia: 5251,-iv' 'ij M?'.iTfi2fss15 m S?5Zi55 ,- f-EISiQs,,,Qi:,- ,ami 1-iliqf-5242535 T5 'f?i'?ifw1SKH 'x '- ,.- i f V--'swizamzmz'.:wz::?22?Z:s xafvi -' ' 5w'1fw+s:,4-uf' -,, wifi? Q: . if W ' K f , , I if Q if Q K , X , 5 My . V gg, fe- .-.. . am- ? -I 4 ,f k Rf is -, 'V ' : i n K MRS. MAGG MISS MCENIFF English Department Commercial Sponsor of Gold Department and Clean-Up Committee Mr. Breen, representing States Attorney Boyle. speaks to Hirsch on dan- gers which confront youth today. MISS MANZ English Department I unior Honor Society Sponsor MISS MEISEKOTHEN Alderman Roy Olin. our Mathematics liaison officer, takes an Department active interest in Hirsch and its problems. ommissioner O'Connor addresses a Hirsch Our choir - the means of activating and udience at the Crime Prevention Bureau developing community interest and good ssembly. will. 421i 4227 MHS. LOTT MRS. DENBY Librarian Librarian The Lunchroom Staff. concerned with satisfying Hirsch's appetite - a tall order. Mrs. M. Lott and Mrs. D. Denby - these two have a most important job, that of keep- ing l-lirschites Well informed. Their library is a storehouse of up-to-date information and their cheerful assistance is always available to every student. Ka. Mac MacDonald - that familiar figure of engineering staff. always ready to meet needs. P Q 5 R 1 i 5 S1 Mr. May - our talented toast- master. Thanks for your enthu- siastic work in the Dads' Club activities. Sheriff Babb - facclaimed by the local iemmes as Hirsch's Heart-throb J - friendly as well as capable. Parent-teacher counseling in the elementary school helps the student to meet the problems of high school life. Mrs. Robinson. our Matron - concerned with our health and happiness. if E in 'NSF' Sgqiipif V 325 1 ,A W3 1 52' -' ,V Ai ' gf' . sv I' X S 2, 1313? E-L' ' fs ,-5' S . F ff? 2 SW' 3-3 iz. 1' - ,- QQ. Hirsch, a Preparation for the Future l Now, let us glance into the after-school lives of sorne of our students. Their part time posi- tions, in addition to their class- Work, are true evidence ot their receiving a Well-rounded edu- cation. Their lives at Hirsch are a preparation for earning not only the pocket money of today but also the bread and butter ot tomorrow. Rearing the people Meeting the people Servicing the people Feeding the people Informing the people 4255 Entertaining the people Cultivating the a rt i s t i c senses of the people Nourishing the people Maintaining the health of the people Supplying the people MISS MONAGHAN English Department Sponsor oi Maroon E F j i ii Q ppo lgo i E X fit A MR. O'BRIEN Physical Education Department. Coach of Football and Wrestling Teams MR. O'HI-XRA Music Department Band Instructor MRS. PARKER I-lrt Department Advanced Art Clothing the people in the shops. Clothing the students in the school through classes that teach beautiful tailoring. H sl 1 1 lolft K' 2 v:-, E .... . ' ir --.. 5.. H X ' MR. PATERSON Physical Education Department Swimming Coach F E MRS. PERRY Chairman ot English Department MISS PlRRI'I'I'E Language Department -K fr - . V f sf A as , fiwwfg- I V - MRS. PORTER Commercial and Social Studies Department 4275 Education Aims at Self llirection MISS WIBORG MRS. WEISZ MR. SELIG 547191159 Depaflmenl Chairman of Com- Science Department mercial epartment In Charge oi 6 Bookroom .E vvv V 7 Q MRS. POTZLER Home Economics Department MR. A. ROSS Social Studies Department MR. F. ROSS English Department Sponsor of Drama Club MRS. ROTH Physical Education Department, Sponsor oi Cheerleaders 429i Thai first cooking lesson - a home-maker is born. Science - the means of advancing our civilization The study of living ihings - a miracle in itself. Mechanical drawing - ln the shop . . . in the kitchen . . . in the lab . . . in the office . . . every Where We are learning to help ourselves to reach our goals in life. 9 wav of value to girls as well Z' as boys. M in lm v 4305 Learning to use one's hands to keep the machines of The popular vote -- the means by which we express America running. our views. KSometimeS we even catch the candidate Our Heritage endows us with the privilege to guide our own efforts in the paths We Wish to follow. napping. J The mysteries of office routine are unfolded. 9 The transmission of ideas through self ex- pression in art - a valu- able tool towards world understanding. 4313 ' Education l'ruvides For Intelligent AIlllISllllQlIl to Social Clmnges sumwf sfawff PIA!! GF Rf6l5lHAll0ll ll l The realization of the vastness of space and opportunity in our land helps us to make the best plans possible for late: life. Recognition goes to those who serve. Here the D. A. R. presents its semi-annual award io a deserving student, Iudith Culley. MISS MCDONALD Mathematics Department MRS. TAYMOR Science Department 4337 MISS DUKE Main Office Clerk The knowledge that every field rewards those who have made accomplishments is one of the best incentives for conscientious work throughout life. Right at the heart of Hirsch, the Main Of- fice, our clerks stand ready to serve the public and solve the problems which arise in every school day. Theirs is the task of doing all the clerical work which is necessary to the running of an organization such as Hirsch. 434V MISS MCMANUS Main Office Clerk MISS O'SULLIVAN Main Office Clerk V , X sm I1 ' KU-'gfh QW Robert bimmnus 1 f'f' f'f f ' 4 f , f51 , fi' W 12111 mv m 5. xss1 ' ' mrfw f POW 12 1011. - if Class of Iune 19 l Carole Gregg, Vice-President: Dorothy Morgan, Secretary: Sidney Kaz, Treasu Robert Simmons. President: Elizabeth Berkenstock, Social Chairman. MISS COSGROVE i Sponsor As we step upon the stage on the night of graduation, our thoughts will probably wander back to our last important high school years. Happy incidents will crowd our memories - the victorious football seasons, the un- forgettable Clubs, the truly inspiring Christmas spirit at Hirsch, Casey's, crowded lockers, our teachers, our division, the noise in the halls at passing time, the tense moment before exams, not to mention that magic night of Iune 8 at the Edgewood Valley Country Club, our class breakfast, and now - Graduation. But most of all, we will remember Senior division, where Bob Simmons helped wield the gavel with the aid of Vice-President Carol Gregg, Secretary Dorothy Morgan, Treasurer Sid Kaz, and Social Chairman Liz Berkenstock. When we graduate, we will find ourselves beginning a new life with new hopes and aspects, but we will never forget the fun, friends, and problems of our own high school days. GEORGE ALM Tall and quiet . . . Killer plans to go to college and then go into business for himself . . . would like to be a bachelor . . . hobbies are reading and hunting. MARIORIE ANDERSEN Andy , peppy and vivacious . . . likes Monty Clift and horses . . . future includes N. U. and journalism . . . Herald Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Secretary. SAM ARGENTO Luigi . . . personality plus . . . likes O'B's victory grin . . . loathes insincerity . . . plans to be a meat dealer and retire young . . . Football, Wrestling. IANE BAKOURIS Sweet lanie likes sewing, sports, dancing . . . dis- likes sarcastic people . . . future includes Wilson College and dressmaking. IUNE BARNETT Iunie . . . quiet, blonde . . . plans marriage, mod- eling, and business college . . . Al Morgan's rec- ords are tops . . . Glee, Sr. Girls, G. A. A. ARTHUR BARNES Quiet, soft-spoken . . . Blotter likes lf You Knew Susie, baseball . . . plans include . . . University of Illinois . . . Baseball, Band, Fireguard, Maroon Staff. DON BATHA Spike Iones, stock car races are enjoyed by this fu- ture engineer with the bashful smile . . . plans college . . . Baseball, Bowling. PATRICIA BAUMGARDNER Terrific swimmer . . . Baumy thrives on redheads, Because . . . dislikes cigars . , . plans college . . . Civic Bureau . . . Pan American . . . Glee Club. DONNA BECK Twinkle Toes . . . Besides dancing, this lively lass enjoys football games . . . wants to be television choreographer . . . Cheerleader, Drama, Civic Bu- reau. '4365 IANIS BECKER Dreamy eyed, sweet lan plans to be a department store buyer . . . collects glass animals . . . Cheerleader, Sr. Choir Publicity Bureau. RICHARD BENKE A future crooner . . . Dick enjoys basketball, football, and Billy Eckstein . . . Heartaches and As Time Goes By are his favorites in songs. ELIZABETH ANN BERKENSTOCK Bursting with vitality, bubbling with personality . . . Liz favors O'Henry's , I'm in the Mood for Love . . . plans college . . , Ir. and Sr. Class Social Chair- man, Publicity, Maroon. IANE BLUME lanie . . . artistic , . . likes modern art and musical comedies. Plans college . . . enjoys painting . . . dislikes snobs . . . Poster, Choir, Drama. DONALD BOOTH Don . . . very witty . . . plans an early retirement . . . Boots' list of favorites includes dances, football games and shows. NORMAN BRAND Canadian Capers , clarinets, division rate with Norm , the division live wire . . . plans college . . . Wrestling, Student Court, Band, Fire Guard. IEAN BRISCOE Dry humor, pretty eyes . . . Ieanne likes football games . . . plans Northwestern . . . Cheerleader, Civic, Publicity, Maroon, Ir. Honor, Drama, Student Council, Safety Engineers. BARBARA BROWN So friendly . . . Bobby plans being secretary to handsome boss . . . thinks football just swell . . . dislikes snobs, homework . . . G. A. A. RICHARD BRUNO Big brown eyes belong to Rich , our super halfback . . . he enjoys a sweet soft song and a good car . . . plans college . . . Football, Basketball. WILLIAM BURKE Quiet, reserved . . . Bill enjoys football, baseball and division . . . dislikes homework on week-ends . . . future holds taking it easy . . . Hall Guard. ROBERT CALDWELL Easygoing, friendly Bob likes Thinking of You , 'dancing and traveling . . . future holds college . . . Fireguards, Movie Club, Maroon Staff. IOAN CARLSON Dreamy eyed Ice likes football, Don and My Foolish Heart . . . plans on business college . . . Student Council, Office Ass't, Senior Girls. RONALD CARLSON ' Senor , future attorney, enjoys music, baseball, bowling . . . conceited girls disgust him . . . hobby is photography . . . Advanced Band, Choir, Pan Ameri- can Club. BARBARA CARNE Freckles, sparkling personality . . . Barb likes foot- ball, hamburgers and fries . . . plans include Wheaton College . . . Cheerleader, Drama, Swim Club. SYLVIA COCOZZA Freckles galore . . . bursting with vitality . . . Syl favors pizza, nursing . . . dislikes loud people . . . Glee'Club Pres., Ticket Salesman, Swim, G. A. A. GERALD CHAVKIN Chive , super salesman, plans on television engi- neering . , . fried chicken, quiet girls rate . . . Choral Club, lr. Honor, Football. IOAN CHIAP , 'Dar , wavy haired Chips likes dancing, swimming, and Maybe It's Because . , . G. A. A., Glee Club, Herald Salesman. DOROTHY CLASS Petite, blonde . . . Dottie , future receptionist, enjoys - Count Every Star . . . dreamy music . . . hopes to grow over 5 feet . . . Choir, Senior Girls, Library Helper. 4377 4138! IOAN CONNORS Pretty smile . . . friendly personality . . . Io likes I'll See You in My Dreams and a guy narned loe . . . plans to be teacher . . . Choirs, Civic Bureau. RICK CRUNELLE Tall, nice looking . . . favors Ivy . . . plans elec- trical trade school . . . secret ambition to be a trum- pet player . . . Wrestling. ANN CUSMINO Ann . . . peppy, athletic . . . likes dreamy music . . . plans to travel . . . dislikes tardiness . . . G. A. A. Board Member, Publicity Bureau. IOHN DARROW Photography, Goodnight Irene , and Forest Ranger work catch Iohn's eye . . . pet peeve, girls who smoke. CHARMAINE DERBY Bunny , 'future nurse, thrives on fried chicken, swimming and dancing . . . quiet and nice . . . ambition is to like Civics . . , Senior Girls. GUST DICKETT That personality grin means Greek . . . likes Mona Lisa . . . future plans include college . . . pet peeve, White Sox fans . . . Baseball, Basketball. CHRISTINE DIMOCK Chris , sincere, athletic . . . goes for Cockeyed Op- tomist , sports . . . camp director after college . . . Herald, Choir, Drama, Ir. Honor, Civic Bureau, Na- tional Honor. IOYCE DONAVAN This quiet li'l' gal hopes to become a beautician . . . fond of dancing . . . wants a beauty shop of her own someday. IANET DOUGLAS Ian, our typing whiz, enjoys tennis, dancing, Good- night Irene , athletics . . . she wants to be gym Estructor after college . . . dislikes late people . . . . A. A. DEAN DREWRY Tall, quiet personality . . . likes sports, I-Iarmonicats, Colorado . . . after college Dean plans to retire at thirty-five . . . Sr. Choir, Student Council. DONNA MAE EDWARDS Quiet 'n' nice . . . Donna just loves Sonata and Southern fried chicken . . . ambition is to be operator of a calculating machine. LUANNE ELLIOTT This vivacious miss likes Nevertheless . . . plans to be career woman . . . in her spare time she tries to iecipher football games . . . Sr. Choir, Maroon Sta . MARY ELLIS Sweet and petite . . . Pie enjoys football games and dreamy music. Plans college, then marriage . . . Poster Club, Secretary Iunior Class, Maroon Staff. EDWARD FITZPATRICK Wonderful personality, terrific build . . . Fitz en- joys Division Iokers , sports . . . hopes to be suc- cessful in whatever he does . . . Football, Hall Guard, Student Council. DOROTHY FLAGLORE Quiet and sweet . . . Dot loves gay people and football . . . wants to travel . . . college . . . Pan American League, Band, G. A. A. ROBERT FRAME Tall and nice looking describes Bob . . . fond of dancing . . . ambition to be successful . . . likes all sports . . . Hall Guards. OLIVE FRANZMAN Rusty , the gal with the personality . . . likes Stormy Weather . . . plans to travel, later to own a ranch . . . Glee Clubs, G. A. A. CAROL FREDERICK Freddie , swell gal with a bubbling personality . . . likes pizza , swimming, and Tzena . . . future secretary . . . Glee Club, Student Council, Civic Bureau. DORIS FRENCK Pretty blue eyes, blonde hair . . . Frenchie likes crewcuts, football . . . dislikes Fenger sweaters in Hirsch halls . . . Choir, Maroon, Publicity. MARGARET FRESE Energetic . . . Peggy hopes to own Texas ranch complete with oil well . . . likes Stardust , swim- ming . . . Advanced Band, Bowling, G. A. A,, Sr. - Girls. DWIGHT GEARY lerry . . . super tenor . . . likes Blue Moon . . . plans college future . . . Advanced Band, Choral Club, Movie Club. SHIRLEY GENOVESE Sparkling and talented pianist . . . hopes to become disc-jockey . . . Shirl favors Don, Deep Purple . . . hates being crowded . . . Glee, Office Attendant. ALFRED GLEGHORN Nice smile, winning personality . . . Al plans to be a millionaire . . . likes all sports, Sentimental Me . . . Bowling, Swim Team, Hall Guards. ERWIN GOLDBLOOM Sparkling personality . . . Goldie hates poor sports . . . likes Stags, spaghetti . . . after college he'll retire young . . . Wrestling, Fire Guards, Publicity Bureau, Lettermen's Club. CAROLE GOODMAN Lots of personality . . . can Charleston too . . . Carole enjoys Ron , bowling . . . wants to be a stenog- rapher or housewife . . . Senior Girls. SUE GORDON Witty sense of humor . . . Susie enjoys Harlem Nocturne , football . . . plans on Illinois U. . . . Maroon Staff, Civic Bureau, Safety Engineers, G. A. A. PAULINE GRANDICH Somewhat quiet . . . Paul enjoys making her own clothes . . . likes football, Count Every Star . . . plans on college . . . Senior Girls, Glee. CAROLE GREGG Bewitching smile, twinkling eyes . . . after college, Pug's ambition is to be a photographer . . . enjoys Stardust . . . Cheerleader, Maroon, Swim Club, Band, Drama, Senior Class Vice-Pres. HM GRUBER Infectious grin and fine sense of humor belong to lim . . . enjoys admiring the scenery in the halls . . . plans college . . . Choir Pres .... Publicity Bureau. DOROTHY HALLOCK Beautiful hands belong to Dodie . . . plans South- ern U . . . enjoys Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes . . . Drama, Civic Bureau, Student Council. DORIS HANSON Beautiful hair is Ginger's asset . . . likes Frankie Laine . . . expects to travel before becoming a crime reporter . . . Aquatic Aces, Advanced Band. FRANCIS HARRIS This friendly lass enjoys football . . . Fran wants to become a private secretary after college . . . Office Assistant, Senior Girls, G. A. A. POLLY HEINEN Vivacious, big brown eyes . . . Pat likes swimming, dancing, and Mona Lisa . . . future secretary . . . Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau, Ir. Choir. ALICE HENKEL Nice describes Hinks . . . fond of Clare de Lune and division . . . thumbs down on borrowers . . . future plans, secretarial work . . . Herald Staff, Asso- ciate Editor. MARY LOU HOLZMAN Fascinating blue eyes . . . Holy thrives on division and football . . . future plans, X-Ray technician . . . Publicity Bureau, Gold H. ALAN HOPKINS Hoppie , the boy with personality and nice eyes . . . likes football, Lucky Old Sun . . . future college man . . . Publicity Bureau, Football, Wrestling. 4395 4443? IAY ALLAN HOPKINS Hatch . . . brown curly hair . . . says music is tops on his list . . . dislikes hard work . . . plans to join army. GERALD HOUGH Huffy , the quiet humorist, dotes on 'lWarsaw Con- certo and bowling . . . ambition is to be a politician . . . Sr. Choir, Fire Guards. CHARLES HUEDEPOHL Nice, humorous . . . Chuck likes the trumpet, sign painting . . . hopes to be a commercial artist after college . . . Advanced Band, Lettermens Club. SHIRLEY HUGHES Shirl likes listening to Eddy Howard's records, dancing, and very gay people . . . plans to be a model . , . G. A. A., Senior Girls. DANIEL IOHNSON This Musical Kid enjoys Cubs and Mona Lisa . . . plans to be a chemical engineer . . . Student Court, Advanced Band. IANIS IOHNSON Ian , a charming dark-eyed miss likes hamburg- ers, football . . . plans on secretarial Work . . . Swim Club, Glee, G. A. A., Civic Bureau. IEANINE IOHNSON This tall graceful beauty favors her sister Diane, l'm In the Mood for Love . . . plans college, then dancing career . . . Council, Choir, Drama, National Honor. MARILYN IOHNSON Vivacious Mickie dotes on chocolate malts ,With strawberry ice-cream and 'Wiffenpoof Song . . . plans nursing . . . National Honor, Maroon, Student Council. MORTON KARANT Sincere and friendly, Mortie , future pharmacist, enjoys all sports, Old Man River . . . plans col- lege . . . Drama, Hall Guard, Student Council, Bowling. SIDNEY KAZ ' Dynamic personality . . . Kidney enjoys Hirsch, Bewitched and girls . . . plans on college . . . Ir. and Sr. Class Treasurer, Drama, Choir, Student Council, Herald. ROBERT KELLY Kel . . . Quiet and athletic , . . plans college, then career as pharmacist . . . hobbies include collecting stamps and money . . . Basketball. CLARICE KLINE Claire . . . attractive, very quick . . . desires a yel- low convertible . . . ambition to marry a millionaire . . . Glee Club, G.A.A. HENRY KOERNER ' Mouse . . . peppy . . . says okay to football and division . . . collects stamps' as hobby . . . plans college . . . Cheerleaders Co-Captain. WILLIAM KRIKAVA Kirk goes for Because . . . enjoys working on his car . . . plans include college . . . future store manager. GORDON KUENSTER Tall, witty . . . Gordy wants to take up engineer- ing after college . . . enjoys Chicago Cubs, football . . . Student Council, Baseball, Football. IOHN LALLY Tall, quiet, and goodlooking john likes sports . . . Goodnight Irene . . . dislikes homework . . . plans college . . . Hall Guard. IOAN LARSON Tops with attractive Io is Bewitched . . . plans on being wealthy . secret ambition: dancer . . . Glee Club, Pan American. IOSEPH LQMANTIA . , Handsome joe with the friendly grin . . . favors division, sports, soft music . . . plans on college . . . would like to beat Fenger . . . Wrestling, Football. PAUL LAMBERT Crisco Kid . . . likes good food, jazz and classical music , . . future plans include navy . . . Drama Club. SALLY ANDRE LAUTZENHIZER Grand personality , that's Sal ! . . . enjoys horse- back riding . . . future holds nurse's training, mar- riage . . . Senior Choir, Advanced Band. PATRICIA LAWLER De Paul University is next for Blonde Slippery . . . skating, bowling, and dancing rate , . . Red Cross, Senior Girls, Pan American Club. BARBARA LILLY Beautiful red hair . . . Barb enjoys hearing Mona Lisa . . . dislikes tardy people . . . would like Hirsch to beat Fenger . . . Senior Girls, G. A. A. WILLIAM LINDE Bill . . . friendly smile . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . wants to retire at forty . . . dislikes uncoopera- tive people . . . Wrestling, Swimming. WARREN LINK Leo . . . tall, handsome . . . has imagination . . . enjoys music, good books . . . college next . . . plans include travel and writing career . . . Book- room attendant. FRED LO FURNO This friendly chap likes basketball, hunting, and popular songs . . . plans to open his own business . . . Basketball, Movie Club, Fire Marshall. GERALD LONG Bud . . . tall and blonde . . . dotes on swimming and Bonaparte's Retreat . . . secret ambition is to travel . . . Sr. Choir, Fire Guard. MERRIAN LOUIS Tubby . . . very sweet . . . likes swimming, Cedar Lake . . . has desire to fly . . . Aquatic Aces, Senior Choir, Student Council. ARTHUR LUNDEBERG Art . . . very friendly . . . a regular guy . . . likes bowling, football and baseball . . . plans college and civil engineering . . . Maroon Staff, National Honor, Bowling League. ROBERT LUX Alert, intelligent . . . looks forward to college . . . likes chess, classical music, and food . . . plans science career . . . National Honor, Herald Staff. DORIS MADIGAN Tall, personality galore . . . agrees that the Ogden Dunes, slumber parties, are terrif . . . U. of Colo- rado . . . Choirs, Secy. of Safety Engineers, National Honor. FRANCES MALLOY This pretty blonde answers to the nickname Frankie . . . fried chicken, Make Believe , and reading really rate . . . plans college . . . G. A. A., Publicity Bureau. MARY HELEN'MARMION Sweet 'n' neat , . . Marm thrives on Stardust and big brown eyes . . . future plans include Illinois U . . . Drama, Choral Club, Maroon Staff, National Honor. ROY ALEXANDER MARTIN Well liked . . . quiet personality . . . likes Blue Skies , blondes . . . hobby is sports . . . plans to be a pharmacist after college . . . Baseball, Band. BETTY MATTES 'j A With Betz , owner of a sweet voice, music and steak rate . . . future commercial artist . . . Choral Club, Ir. Honor, Pan American. SHIRLEY MATHEWS Twinkling eyes and big dimples . . . Shirl enjoys listening to Lover . . . hopes to be a singer . . . Attendance Office, G. A. A., Senior Girls. DOROTHY McHUGH Dot enjoys Mona Lisa , swimming, and eating pizza pie . . . future plans include traveling . . . G. A. A., Attendance Office, Glee Club. nf... 441D 442D NICK MICHAS Sports, Tzena Tzena , Bumble Boogie appeal to Mike , . . always smiling . . . wants own business after college . . . dislikes conceited people . . . Wrestling. PAUL MICHELS Mike's plans include brick laying . . . likes girls, parties, and good times , . . wants to be a millonaire and retire young . . . Bowling. DOROTHY MOELLER Sweet as can be . . . Dot likes Mona Lisa crew cuts . . . dislikes short dresses . . . college in future . . . National Honor, Publicity Bureau, Pan American. NORMAN MOORE Pleasant . . . future plans include college, writing career . . . likes I'm Always Chasing Rainbows C. . pet peeve, proud people . . . Hall Guard, Movie lub. DOROTHY MORGAN Friendly Dore with the sweet smile . . . favors Sentimental Me , knitting . . . Editor Maroon, Senior Class Secretary, National Honor Vice-Presi- dent, Senior Girls, G.A.A. IEAN MOWATT Ieannie looks forward to a medical career and nursing , . . enjoys collecting postcards . . . dislikes math.. . Glee Club. . . G. A. A. IOSEPH NASO Ice . . . collector of athletes' pictures . . . Mona Lisa rates high . . . future plans include college . . . pet peeve is math. DONALD NELSON Good looking . . . Nels enjoys Simple Melody . . . dislikes bleached blondes, girls who smoke . . . ambition is to retire at age of fifty. IO ANN NELSON Quiet, blonde . . . lo rates swimming, traveling tops . . . a future in photography is included in her plans . . . G. A. A. - SHIRLEY NELSON Shirl , future medical missionary, likes hamburg- ers, Battle Hymn of the Republic . . . hates giggly girls . . . Drama, Glee, Bowling League. CARL G. NIELSEN Swede . . . tall, blonde . . . future plans include Illinois, then landscape architecture . . . lr. Class President, Hall Guard, Fire Guard. RUSSELL NYBERG Russ . . . fine sense of humor . . . enjoys Stardust , guns, blondes . . . plans to go to college . . . Drama Club, Maroon Staff, Rifle Team Captain, Fire Guard. DOROTHY OLSON Sweet and sincere . . . Dot enjoys I Wonder Why , dancing, and movies . . . secret ambition is to be a pianist . . . Senior Girls. EVELYN OLSON Winning smile, sweet personality . . . Evie favors quiet boys . . . wants to be housewife and live in California . . . Glee, Publicity, G. A. A., Sr. Girls. SHIRLEY ANNE OLSON Shir1 . . . grand athlete . . . wants to live in Wis- consin . . . likes to bowl, dance, roller skate . . . Bowling, Glee, Senior Girls. DIANE OWEN lnfectuous laugh, sweet personality . . . Diane thinks football is tops . . . Choral Club, Civic Bureau, Senior Girls, Ticket Salesman. CAROLYN PARK Sweet, sincere . . . Carole likes Count Every Star , football . . . would like to see Fenger beaten . . . Sr. Choir, Herald Staff, Maroon Staff. DIANE PARKER Laughing eyes, so full of fun . . , Di enjoys basket- ball, doubling with Vonnie and Whit, glamy people . . , Drama, Maroon, Publicity. LAWRENCE WILLIAM PARKER Larry . . . so likeable . . . says yes to natural blondes and eating . . . no to Cub fans . . . Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Fire Guards, Hall Guards. IULIA PAULSON So nice . . . very sweet . . . IeWel thrives on Without a Song and dancing . . . plans to study beauty culture . . . Glee, G. A. A. MARION PAVLIK Sense of humor . . . Mary , future secretary, hopes to marry a millionaire . . . likes lt lsn't Fair , Frankie Laine . . . dislikes snobs . . . G. A. A. IANICE PEAVLER Sweet 'n' petite . . . lan thrives on Don , You Wonderful You . . . plans marriage . . . Maroon Staff, Choral Club Secretary, junior Herald Staff. BARBARA PETERSON Bubbling with personality . . . Irma , future actress, collects menus . . . dotes on vanilla cokes . . . Drama, Herald Feature Editor, G. A. A. President, Swim, Publicity Bureau. ALICE QUINN Al , sweet and quiet, dotes on Beautiful Savior and Frankie Laine . . . Swimming really rates . . . Choral, Publicity, Civic Bureaus, Senior Girls. FRANK RAGO Deep voice, nice quiet personality . . . athletics, soft music rate high . . . likes to sleep . . . plans college . . . Football, Basketball, Baseball, Choral Club Treasurer. RUTH REID Dimples, nice smile . . . Body and Soul , roller skating rate with Ruthie . . . future secretary . . . Maroon Staff, Attendance Office, Senior Girls. KARLA REYNOLDS Sweet voice and matching personality . . . Karla enjoys You'll Never Walk Alone . . . hopes to play bass fiddle . . . Choir, Vice-Pres., Drama, Herald, Pres. of Student Council. L PATRICIA REIS Patsy . . . gay, peppy . . . plans college and mar- riage . . . likes barn dancing, Why Don't You Love Me? . . . G. A. A., Pan American, Drama. CAROL RODGERS Full of fun . . . Carol's next is college . . . Bona- parte's Retreat rates high . . . Sr. Girls, Student Council, Glee Club, G. A. A. GEORGE ROUHAS Sense of humor, nice personality . . . likes fishing, bowling . . . plans college . . . later an accounting career . . . Maroon Staff, National Honor Treasurer. SHIRLEY ROSLYN RUSKIN Rusty . . . so friendly . . . likes smiling people . . . enjoys Because . . . dislikes snobs . . . Glee Club, G. A. A., Sec. of Library Club. BARBARA SCHNEIDER She has a heart of gold . . . Barbie's ambition, gym teacher . . . enjoys roller skating, bowling . . . Glee, Bowling, Office Assistant, Senior Girls. IOAN SCHOLL Darling, brown eyed Ioanie likes football, open houses, tobogganing . . . plans college . . . commer- cial artist, Poster Club, Publicity Bureau. MARIORIE SCHRAMM Sweet and quiet . . . Marge enjoys swimming, plans on being stenographer after business college . . . Attendance Office Assistant, Senior Girls. LOIS SCHWARTZ Willowy, very friendly . . . Lo enjoys bowling, rid- ing . . . ambition is private secretary . . . plans on college . . . National Honor, Civic Bureau, Senior Girls. IRENE SCHNURER Music and writing are for Irene , our future jour- nalist or teacher . . . hobby is collecting post cards . . . plans on college. 4435 4445 ROBERT SIMMONS Moose , future industrial designer, dotes on the gang , soft music, tangos . . . quiet personality . . . will attend college . . . Football, Wrestling, National Honor, President Senior Class. LAWRENCE SLUTSKY Larry , the booming bass with the winning smile, enjoys football and Deep Purple . . . Choral Club, Football, Drama, Swimming. RICHARD SOMMERFELD The term, pleasant personality , describes Rich . . . future research chemist . . . enjoys photography . . . Movie Club, Fire Guards. PETER SORENSEN Quiet . . . good sense of humor . . . Pete plans col- lege and trip to Europe . . . music rates high . . . likes jazz, plans on musical career. EDWIN STEARNS Eddie , witty tenor, would like to be a millionaire . . . music, travel rate . . . Football, Choral Club, Fire Guards, Student Court. LORRAINE SWANBERG Pretty red hair and freckles . . . that's Laurie . . . likes baseball and Frankie Laine . . . pet peeve is: bossy people . . . plans include marriage . . . Glee' Club, G. A. A. YVONNE TARDIF Lovely, blue eyed Vonnie likes red hair and dou- bling with Diane and Bill . . . Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau, G. A. A., Bowling. l FRANCES TAUSCHEK 1 Fran . . . Vivacious, humorous . . . plans to be at model or a secretary . . . dancing and sports rate' . . , Civic Bureau, Publicity Bureau. 3 KATHYRN TESCHNER Cute and petite describe Mickey . . . driving,j Frankie Laine, and football rate high . . . dislikes, snobs . . . junior Choir, Civic Bureau, G. A, A. GLADYS THEODORE Sparklng personality . . . Gladdy likes Beav , and Deep Purple . . . future songstress plans collegel . . . Choral Club, Safety Engineers, Publicity Bureauj MARION THOMAS Tall, sweet . . . Tommi likes dancing and Ralph Flanagan's orchestra . . . dislikes conceited people . . . future secretary . . . Herald, Glee Club, G. A. A., Bowling. IRENE THOMPSON Nice, quiet . . . Renee likes football . . . wants to! join Roller Derby . . . go to Califonia . . . Bowling, Sr. Girls, G. A. A. INA TKACZUK Sweet, quiet and petite . . . Little enjoys music, reading . . . ambition, to play the piano . . . future plans include college. EDMUND TONG Nice, quiet . . . money says Ed, is tops . . . dis- likes self-centered people . . . plans college . . . President National Honor, Herald, Fire Guards. CHARLOTTE TREGANZA Vivacious Terry plans college, nursing career . . . likes This ls the Moment . . . her bubbling laughter was heard in Sr. Choir, Student Council, Maroon Staff. EDWARD TUREK Twinnie thinks football and baseball are tops . . . dislikes homework of any kind . . . his future includes career as machinist . . . R. O. T. C. LAWRENCE TUREK Baseball and football really rate, says Twinnie The Second . . . dislikes homework . . . plans to be machinist, just like his brother. NANCY TURNER Wonderful sense of humor . . . Nan , future secre- tary, enjoys the gang , Mona Lisa . . . plans col- lege . . . Bowling, Publicity, Civic Bureau, Senior Girls. SHIRLEY WEISSENBACHER Butch thrives on I Wanna Be Loved , dancing and roller skating . . . after college, travel . . . Bowling, G. A, A., Sr. Girls, Glee Club. TULIA WILKINSON Swimming, Sports and Stardust are tops with Iulie. Dislikes homework and unfriendly people. Aquatic Aces, Library Assistant, G. A. A. HELEN WILSON Very pretty voice . . . riot of fun . . . Gertie plans social work . . . adores Iacki, One Alone . . . Choir, National Honor, Drama, Office Assistant. LEONA WOKASCH Lee . . . so friendly . . . wants to travel . . . enjoys skating, and football games . . . Maroon Staff, Ir. Honor, Ir. Choir, National Honor. SUSAN WOOLLEY Music, football games and Frankie Laine rate with sweet Sue . . . dislikes snobs . . . Herald Staff, Adv. Band, Red Cross, Senior Girls. RAYMOND WYLIE Ray . . . very witty . . . expects to attend Illinois University . . . sports enthusiast . . . future college 3 teacher . . . Swim Team, Hall Guard. I f CAROL SUE YATES .iff Case ersonalit ersonified dotes on ' U! y . . . p y p . . . J ,, Mom and Dad and chocolate shakes . . . future teacher , . . Student Court, Drama, Safety Engineers, Senior Girls. The end of our four years at Hirsch is near and there are only a few more nonths to enjoy the pleasures and experiences that make our high school ays so memorable. We will never forget division in the auditorium, cheering lie team on to beat Fenger, our civics classes, and most important of all, we ill not forget each other. Ahead of us lie many responsibilities, but our days here at Hirsch have nrovided us with the ability to meet these problems. an Reichert, Secretary: Carol Prill, Vice-President: Robert Gordon, President: Rose dstrom. Social Chairman: Iohn Snyder. Treasurer. E IUR- Class of Ianuar 19 MISS ROSS ' Sponsor '- .! 446? 'QF' ,f IOHN ALEXANDER Blonde, quiet . . . hopes to be novelist . . . desire college . . . dislikes big shot freshiesn . . . Ulealouj Heart rates . . . Choir, Fireguard, Safety Engineer. MARILYN ALVINE Rather shy, very pleasant - that's Marilyn . . , football games and Tell Me Why rate . . . wants to be a secretary . . . Herald Staff, Student Council. LORAINE ANDREWS This active miss enjoys roller skating, dancing, I'll Always Love You . . . Lorrie plans to be a book- keeper or a model. ROCHELLE BALAIS Friendly, Shelly likes Truly , Gordie . . . hopes to model . . . dislikes conceited people . . . Executive Council, Herald,Staff. FAYE BANVILLE Shorty , a future teacher, likes Mona Lisa and Lakeside, Michigan . . . Glee Club, Office Helper, G. A. A. AUSTIN BASSO ' Little Al Iolson . . . personality plus . . . Aust likes Thinking of You , The Post . . . plans show business . . . Sr. Choir, Drama Club. LOIS BEELER Lorie . . . Sweet and quiet . . . likes dancing, Till Then and skating . . . plans to travel . . . Student Council, Band, Red Cross. IANET BERTSOS Ian . . . beautiful eyes . . . likes to bowl and danc . . . plans to become a white collar girl . . . Glei Club, G. A. A. VIRGINIA BORN Ginny . . . very friendly . . . enjoys art, football, swimming . . . has her pretty eyes on an art schol-1 arship, college, later interior decorating . . . Ad vanced Art. CAROL BREWINGTON Sweet and quiet . . . Brew likes baseball, Be- cause . . . plans to see the world . . . college . . . Publicity Bureau, Choir, Attendance Office. KENNETH BRINGE A nice smile is Ken's outstanding feature . . . likes Begin the Beguin , food . . . hates Monday mornings . . . college next . . . Football, Choir, Fire Guards. GORDON BRODERICK Tall . . . witty . . . Honest Giddion likes homj cooking . . . ambition is to sleep late . . . plan college . . . Fire Guards, Frosh-Soph Football. IEANNINE BROSSEAU This future dancer enjoys football, and Stardust . . . unfriendly people annoy her . . . plans to attend Wilson . . . Majorette, Choir, Drama. SABASTIAN BRUCATO Sports, girls are Smiling Sam's favorites . . engineering and marriage are future plans . . Wrestling, Basketball. CAROL CARLSON The ideal All-American Girl . . . Carol enjoys football, knitting . . . plans on college . . . Cheerj leader Co-Capt .... Publicity Bureau, Herald Sales man. ROY CARLSON Swede . . . very humorous . . . likes to put on skits . . . enjoys basketball . . . plans for a bright future . . . Hall Guards, Choir, Fire Guards. RONALD CARLSON This quiet wrestler likes all sports . . . dislikes late people . . . Itch plans college . . . Wrestling, Letter- men's Club, Stage Crew, Publicity Bureau. THOMAS CASE Tom . . . rather serious . . . enjoys Billy Eckstein records . . . future plans include Northwestern andl gudy of medicine . . . Baseball Co-Captain, Basket- all. PONNA CHRISTENSEN Chris . . . bloncle, petite . . . thrives on For Senti- mental Reasons . . . likes Hirsch football games . . . pet peeve is cliques . . . plans, airline stewardess . . . G. A. A. SHIRLEY COFFEL Shirl . . . fine athlete . . . enjoys football games, bowling, traveling . . . looks forward to college . . . dislikes conceited people . . . Swim Club, Bowling. .ARNOLD COOPER Coops pet peeves are big Wheels . . . his only ambition is to make a success of life, ALBERT COUNLEY Friendly Al likes all sports and girls . . . future plans include college, interior decorating and de- signing. IBRUCE CURTIS Quick witted Curt enjoys studying . . . plans on being a bachelor . . . football, Herald, Band, Fire Guards, Stage Crew, Safety Engineers. IEUGENE DALE Sporting freckles and a cute grin, Gene , future farmer, enjoys Bumble Boogie . . . wants to attend agricultural college. IRALPH E. DARBY Always on the move . . . Red likes Stardust , girls . . . future plans include college, business . . . Ir. Class Treas., Stage Crew, Choir. UULIA DAVIDSON julie . . . has sparkling wit . . . goes for Roses and collecting menus and match covers . . . plans college in the future . . . Record Office, G. A. A. AL DOUGHERTY Q Ambitious Chuck wants job with chance of ad- vancement . . . good food, good movies, and Good- night Irene appeal . . . would like to travel. EDWARD EDGREN Ed . . . quiet and shy . . . likes Temptation . . . hopes to be a success . . . Wants White Sox to win the World Series. ROBERT EIGENBAUER Bob . . . perseverent . . . studious . . . plans college . . . baseball really rates . . . Fireguard, Bookroom. HOWARD EISEL Howie . . . future electrician . . . likes swimming, Daddy's Little Girl . . . hopes to attend electrical trade school . . . Movie Operator, Hall Guard. ROGER ENRIGHT Tall, friendly Bog thrives on hamburgers and French fries . . . Stardust . . . enjoys baseball and camping . . . Uncle Sam Will decide future plans. LE ROY ERICKSON Kilroy , our future millionaire, likes Every Little Movement . . . plans college . . . later, the air force . . . Hall Guards. RICHARD ESPOSITO Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Espo favors fast songs, 'and piano solos . . . hopes to be a mechanic . . . dislikes snobbish girls . . . Band. RAYMOND FERRELL Ray , brown eyes, tall . . . will be diesel engineer . . . enjoys flying, baseball, Malaguena . . . hobbies include aeronautics, coin collecting . . . Hall Guards, Fire Guards. ROBERT FREEMAN Bob . . . brilliant . . . plans to be a novelist . . . averse to loud people . . . Goodnight Irene rates high . . . Senior Choir. PATRICIA GALLMAN . Pat . . . vivacious . . . likes football games, Vic Damone . . . plans Blackburn College . . . Publicity Bureau, Student Council, Pres. Glee Club. 4477 448i ROBERT GORDON Bob , blonde, curly hair . . . likes Stardust , Billy Eckstine . . . plans college . . . President Ir. Class Wrestling Champ of '49, Latin Club. CAROL GURGANUS Pretty eyes . . . Cookie likes You Wonderful You football games . . . plans college and a musica career . . . Band, Maroon Salesman. HELEN HAMMOND Petite . . . very expressive eyes . . . excellent bator twirler . . . enjoys Stardust and dancing, skatingl . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . plans col- lege . . . Majorette. IANET HANSON Sweet, with winsome smile . . . Ian enjoys I Only Have Eyes for You . . . plans business college . . Band Attendance Office, Library. CAROL HAWKIN , ri . . likes Body and Soul , post marl collecting . . . this future secretary wants to tour the world . . . lr. Honor Choir, Latin, National Honor. GERALD HAWKINS Ier says gals and ln the Mood are O.K. . . Nix on smoking . . . plans technical college . . Football, Student Council, Ir. Honor. IOYCE HENRY Pretty eyes . . . Butche's chief aim is to be an air line stewardess, marriage later . . . favorites include volleyball, My Darling, My Darling . . . G. A. A. Glee Club. IOHN HIBBELER Fishing, money, and Simple Melody rate witlr Iack . . . wants his own boat . . . Army life is in the future. ' GLENN HOLMBECK Butch . . . short but mighty . . . enjoys fishing ano hunting . . . would like to be part of the Governmen of Conservation . . . Sr. Choir. MERTLEGENE HOPKINS Mert . . . sweet voiced . . . enjoys music and rolle: skating . . . plans college and music . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . Choir, G. A. A. SALLY IMLACK Small, vivacious and dimpled . . . Sally likes shrimp Music Maestro Please . . . dislikes people who are not punctual. ELAINE IANKE Tall, good-natured . . . E likes dancing, Be ' witched . . . plans college . . . Herald Staff, Ir. Hono: Society, Publicity Bureau. LORRAINE IANTZ Lorry . . . quiet, artistic . . . football games rate . . . future plans include working in a large office . . Advanced Art, Bowling, Band, G. A. A. EDITH IENSEN Personality plus . . . very peppy . . . Edie like: Football, and Bewitched . . . plans college . . Sr. Choir, Herald Salesman, National Honor. ROBERT KELLER Quiet . . . King Kong rates sports high . gal: who smoke taboo . . . plans college . . . Football Hall Guards, Stage Crew. DANIEL KIMBLE Danny enjoys Al Iolson, Sentimental Iourney' and all sports . . . plans Knox College . r. . Wrestling Ir. Honor, Sr. Staff, National Honor. DANIEL KLUGE Quiet personality . . . Dan enjoys music, playing piano, Sweet and Lovely . . . plans on Wilson Ir College . . . Sr. Choir. DOLORES KNIPFER , Very friendly . . . Dee enjoys roller skating, swim ming and bowling . . . dislikes lazy people . . . Glee Club, Library Asst., G. A. A. FRANCES KRAFFT Dancing eyes, enormous dimples . . . likes dancing, horses, and Because . . . plans college but dislikes homework . . . junior Honor, Student Council. DOROTHY LANDBO f'Dot . . . very sweet . . . likes Vamps . . . future holds Dana College and teaching . . . Herald Staff, Glee Club, Ir. Honor, Publicity Bureau. MARY ELLEN LARSEN Mar plans to be a typist . . . dislikes long hair . . . enjoys football, wrestling . . . secret ambition is to be a housewife. BARBARA LASKO Sparkling eyes Barb likes fried chicken . . . Barb plans to attend teachers' college . . . Glee Club, G. A. A., jr. Honor, Clean-Up Campaign Chairman. BOSE LIDSTROM Cute and chic describes blond Rose . . . likes No Other Love . . . dislikes snobs . . . lr. Class Social Chairman, Herald Staff, National Honor. BARBARA LINDGREN Dancing and Stardust rate with Barb . . . secret ambition is to be a stage actress . . . hobbies include sewing and baking . . . Glee Club, G. A. A. PHILLIP LINDQUIST Swede . . . tall . . . a fine voice . . . plans college . . . Fire Guards, Sr. Choir. TANETTE MCKINNON lenny . . . so very pleasant . . . dislikes homework on weekends . . . Laura , football rate . . . Herald Staff, Sr. Choir, Publicity Bureau. TANICEZ McMAHAN Quiet Pudge enjoys hillbilly music and jewelry . . . dislikes noisy classes and stuck ups . . . plans business school and head waitress. EDWARD MALITO Mosquito . . . pleasant personality . . . plans career as traveling salesman . . . steak, short blondes rate . . . Football, Sr. Choir, Student Council, Pan Ameri- can. -WILLARD PAUL MEYER Basketball, football and wrestling rate with Bill . . . his hobby is stamp collecting . . . plans on col- lege in the future. 'UDITH MILLIKEN Sweet and vivacious . . . ludie thrives on Strange Music . . . dislikes people who are late . . . Publicity Bureau, Civic Bureau, G. A. A. lOHN MOSS Red enjoys magic, acting, and photography . . . plans a career of dramatic arts . . . Movie Club, Sr. Choir, Fire Guards, Drama. 'ART MYREN Likes western songs, sports and guns . . . ambition to be a U. S. Forest Ranger . . . Movie Club, Hall Guards, Drama Club. DOROTHY NATALIE Tops with Dottie is Bewitched . . . dislikes tardy people . . . plans to go to business college . . . Herald Staff, Choir, Library Assistant. WILLIAM NEVILLE Nice eyes and friendly grin . . . Doc likes Stormy Weather , cars, sports . . . late people, giddy gals rate low . . . plans college. NELS PEARSON 1 A sociable lad . . . called Swede . . . enjoys swim- ming . . . plans to attend college . . . Bowling . . . Movie Club. RONALD PEARSON Ron enjoys baseball and basketball . . . wants to have a college education . . . holds interest in pho- tography . . . Sr. Choir. 4497 IOHN PEMBERTON Quiet jack agrees soft music cmd Blue Moon 1 are OK .... plans to go West . . . Student Council, Sr. Choir, Football. EDYTHE PETERSON Quiet, athletic . . . Edythe is partial to basketball ' and classical music . . . abhors baby talk . . . col- lege after graduation . . . Sr. Choir. MARION LOUISE PETERSON Pete . . . plans Dana College . . . likes Tell Me Why . . . Ir. Honor, Library Assistant, Herald Staff, Publicity Bureau. ROSE PETRO - Sweet, petite, Rosie thrives on Maybe It's Because and dancing . . . plans a modeling career . . . G. A. A., Glee Club, Student Council. CAROL PRILL Infectious smile, sweet personality . . . Carol likes I Can Dream Can't I , football . . . lr. Class Vice- President, Ir. Honor, Secretary, jr. Choir, National Honor. NORMA PRINA I Small . . . dark . . . NiCki likes football, Ir. Choir . . . plans for future include college and secretarial work. HERBERT RAPPAPORT A real nice guy . . .- Rappy likes Tzena , fried chicken, and Stardust . . . plans to study medicine . . . Senior Choir, Latin Club. IOAN REICHERT Tops with Ioanie is Smoke Gets In Your Eyes . . . future includes college, then teaching . . . Ir. Honor, Drama, lr. Class Secretary, Publicity Bureau. GERALD REHAUT Chicago Bears and basketball are favorites with Terry . . . dislikes snobbish people . . . future holds college . . . Fire Guards. CHARLES T. SCI-IERER Nice and quiet . . . Chuck likes Stardust . . . expects to retire at 30 . . . dislikes gals who smoke . . . hopes to be an engineer. LARRY SCHMITT Ioe's ambition is to hunt and fish . . . plans to build own home . . . fond of Sometime and dancing . . . awaits college . . . Basketball. PAUL SCHUMAN This future millionaire enjoys shop, Goodnight lrene and working hard . . . wants to see the world . . . Hall Guard, Posterman. IOHN SCUDERI Quiet, friendly, sincere . . . lack likes Mona Lisa , French pastry . . . plans to be a millionaire . . . Choir, Fire Guards, Latin Club. GERALD SCHUYTEMA Gerry enjoys fishing and Rhapsody in Blue . . . hobbies include model building and raising ham- sters . . . plans on college. CLAIRE SEDLACK Tall, willowy Speed likes football, Blue Moon . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . plans college . . . Sr. Choir, Ir. Honor, Herald Staff. LAWRENCE SIMON Laurie . . . very friendly . . . enjoys photography . . . plans college . . . hopes to be mechanic or writer . . . Student Court, Movie Club, Safety En- gineers, Latin Club. A GEORGE SNEATH Buzz . . . quiet . . . plans college at Illinois and marriage to rich widow . . . likes Body and Soul . . . disapproves of' sophisticated girls . . . Basketball, Fire Guard, Ir. Choir. IOHN SNYDER Good looking . . . Iowa john likes good food, movies, division . . . wants to travel . . . plans to at- tend Iowa . . . Basketball, Hall Guard, Choir, Stage Crew. CAMERA sHY SENIORS - 4A 1AMEs ALFANO THOMAS DERICK NICK DICOSOLA CHARLOTTE MArHEwsoN 4 50 P ELIZABETH FREDERICK IAMES NETZNER Louis GINSBERG ALo1s PEE11-'FEE VIRGIL GUGLIELMO RONALD LAPIN DAVID LAUTHERS IOHN PHILLIPS IAMES PURPURA DELL RASCH MARY RUBENIS BEN SEPELIA RICHARD STERN MARVIN WHITE MARGARET BR rr: 'EDWARD WHITLOCK CYRIL CURLEYON WICZ MH-TON WH-D IOANN GAVRIL MERA sHY samons - 4B RICHARD G1.AssoN FRANK BENSON DONALD HAs1.1-:Y RICHARD BLAKE DANIEL HAYES WILLIAM STERRETT Bill . . . so quiet, so nice . . . likes 'Peg O' My Heart . . . plans to attend Purdue . . . Football, Hall Guards. DALE STIRLING Hunting, fishing, and wrestling agree with Dale . . . future holds a musical education and his own or- chestra . . . Senior Choir, Latin Club. DANIEL STOWE Dan likes southern fried chicken with cornpone . . . pet peeve is moody people . . . plans on college Band BETTY SWANSON Pretty red hair, sweet smile . . . Bet favors dancing, cheerleaders . . . ambition . . . learn to fly . . . plans college . . . travel . . . Cheerleader, Choir, lr. Honor. IO ANN SWEDBERG Io , nice and friendly, enjoys football, Michigan, cheeseburgers, swimming , . . plans college . . . Student Council, Publicity, Latin Club. WILLIAM TESCHKE Tall, dark eyed Buzz likes Stardust , cold showers . , . dislikes wise-guys . . . professional baseball after college , . . Baseball fCo-Captainl, Basketball. IAMES THORP Black wavy hair . . . Jim likes Dixieland rec- ords and sports. Plans engineering via college. Fire Guard, Hall Guard. YVONNE THULIN y Von . . . the gal with personality . . . likes Dean Martin, football, Til Then . . , plans travel . . . Student Court, Glee Club. DOLORES TOCCI Very attractive . . . Lorrie enjoys football, Mona Lisa . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . Student Coun- cil, Ir. Choir, G, A. A. IOHN TURNER Iohn, nice and quiet . . . raves over football, model railroading . . . ambitious to be a Civil Engineer . . . Fire Guards, Sr. Choir. GEORGE TYHURST Whitey . . . likeable, humorous, friendly . . . Star- dust and Bar-B-Q hamburgers, are favorites . . . plans college, T. V. technician . . . Sr. Choir, Fire Guards, Hall Guards, Poster Club. PAMELA UDELL Pam . . . so friendly . . . plans to be a medical missionary . . . likes All My Love . . . Aquatic Aces, Publicity Bureau, Safety Engineers. CARMEN VENEZIANO Always a smile . . . Carmie likes football, dancing, and girls . . . plans to be a bachelor . . . Football. NORMAN VINIK A Swell Guy . . . Norm plans college . . . likes to tinker with mechanics . . . hopes to be a car designer . . . Football, Wrestling. RICHARD WEIS Rich . . . a riot of fun . . . likes Robert Golden A. Z. A., girls, Tzena . . . plans college and medical career . . . Herald, Choral Club, Drama. SYLVIA WIEBKE Syl . . . so sweet . . . lovely smile, and dimples . . . dislikes moody people . . . likes skating, Stormy Weather . . . lunior Honor, Iunior Choir, G. A. A. DONALD WIGERSMA Nice personality . . . whiz at golf . . . Wig favors golf, football, swim team . . . hopes to become ath- letic director after college . . . Football. LIONEL WILLIAMS Liney likes Beyond the Sea and cars . . . plans to go to California . . . Fire, Hall Guard, St. Choir.' WILLIAM KAPSALIS - FRANK MILELLA ROBERTA RABIN BOB ROSE IAMES STERLING GEORGE STRICK BARBARA WILSON Willie . . . sweet and quiet . . . thinks Roses and hamburgers rate . . . conceited people don't . . . plans to be a secretary . . . Band, Glee Club, G. A. A, CAROLE WILSON The gal with the personality . . . Stooge likes foot- ball, Blue Moon . , . dislikes conceited people . . . Student Council, Finance Bureau, Publicity Bureau. SHIRLEY WOLPE Shirl . . . vivacious . . . thrives on lt's Magic , blue eyes, and French fries . . . Bowling, Glee Club, Red Cross. MARIORIE ANN WULFF Marge . . . very friendly . . . is enthusiastic about football, Sentimental Iourney . . . Sr. Staff, Bowling, Glee Club, Library. SHELDON YUSIM Shel . , . humorous . . . likes Stardust and con- versation . . . future plans include college and law . . . Sr. Choir, Fire Guard. DAVID M. ZOLOT Dave's future plans include study in law and be- coming governor . . . enjoys a cappella choirs . . . pet peeve, women drivers . . . Ir. Honor Society, Hall Guards. IU IUP1 IN MEMORIAM Carl Bjorklund We, the class of l953, offer this tribute to our departed friend and t Q fellow classmate. And then the God that 2 takes one small World from him - Gives him the skies. . 5 if CLASS OFFICERS C. Brooks, Vice-President: I. Marquardt, Treasurer: I. Swan, Secretary: R. Michaels, President: S. Barry. Social Chairman. I. Adams W. Aichroth I. Alexander N. Alleruzzo .A d L Annjgffof, Mas. NICKLAUS B- Annerino Iunior Sponsor 4525 Juniors R. Annis B. Apps N. Arms F. Autt S. Baldwin P. Bambace B. Bambick M. Barkan S. Barry G. Basile I. Behrendi I. Benedict I. Benson I. Benson C. Berg D. Berg . E. Berlin B. Bernsen C. Bjorklund B. Blythe I. Bondar G. Bowen H. Braidman L. Brandau A. Bransky C. Brooks D. Brown P. Buchen I. Budig D. Burnes C. Builer A. Callahan T. Carr A. Case I. Case D. Casey V. Carlson D. Chatburn I. Cheney H. Choisser B. Cieply R. Cirillo H. Clare H. Clare B. Clark H. Clegg A. Clinton H. Cohen I. Cosentino P. Cosiello T. Cronin I. Cullinane R. Czupryn M. Dahl R. Dale B. Davis C. Davis F. Davis W. Datiulo E. DeSanto R. Devine R. Dolak M. Dowling I. Duffell B. Eagan H. Eddy A. Edens E. Eisenberg A. Emick I. Ender B. Engdall G. Engel R. Englund R. Engstrom D. Faingold B. Feige D. Ferguson T0m0rr0vv's Tops I. Ferra M. Fink C. Fitzgerald I. Foreman N. Fox R. Frale I. Freese N. French C. Freund M. Frick I. Gaige E. Gabe S. Galloway C. Geringer H. Glickman S. Goetschel E. Greenman B. Griliin D. Gross C. Gustafson F. Guzzo M. Hackel M. Hakes D. Hansen C. Hanson E. Hardin R. Hawley R. Healy I. Hede R. Hedges E. Heitman I. Heintz N. Hendrickson I. Henning L. Herlan A. Hibberi S. Hindberg I. Hirschbein C. Hofer R. Hager S. Holmberg K. Houtsma D. Hughes I. Hughes C. Hyman C. Hyngstrom R. Iantz G. Iavella S. Iennings A. Iohnson A. Iohnson D. Iohnson I. Iohnson R. Iohnson R. Iohnson D. Iohnstone I. Iosephson K. Kaiser M. Keane D. Kellams B. Kincaid B. Klimick G. Kliros P. Koch R. Kohn R. Kolzonas R. Korzonos M. Koti G. Kuenster V. Kukolich C. Lamb L. Langer C. Laniero H. Larson I. Law G. Lawler I. Lawrence They Hope S. Lawrence S. Lezak K. Oreskovich L. Lindholm R. Long G. Lord M. Lowery S. Lundborg I. Lungard F. Magee M. Mahoney M. Main E. Malito G. Malloy F. Mandel R. Mandel F. Manno I. Marony I. Marquardt B. Martin - I. Mattozzo D. Mattrcxn M. Mazza T. McCartney R. McCariy I. McGrath I. McWilliams I. Melby N. Meyers V. Micelli R. Michaels M. Milbrook C. Miller C. Moore R. Moore N. Morin C. Myers W. Naylor M. Nazur E. New C. Nelson I. Nelson R. Nelson G. Nielsen I. Nissila R. Nordstrom R. Norris I. O'Berg R. Oifill P. Oliver R. Olcdson A. Olsen D. Olson B. Orlando D. Osborne D. Ostergren B. Pacente F. Pechukas F. Peters C. Peterson P. Peierson M. Petruzzo I. Phelps R. Pick C. Plutz D. Pomplun A. Provenzcmo B. Quackenbush I. Quance M. Quigley M. Rago I. Rahill R. Rasch I. Rechs D. Reno C. Renz R. Reynolds Juniors I. Riggle R. Falco R. Rotondo A. Rowe A. Ruskin M. Ruvoli I. Sahs R. Salvino E. Sandstrom S. Sautter W. Schmidt C. Schuyler B. Sedlack B. Seitz D. Shaykin L. Shubat A. Siegel S. Skovlund G. Simmons N. Smith M. Soderlund S. Smotherman C. Sonimerfeld M. Sondergaard L. Spalford L. Speckhart D. Staples B. Steinke D. Steinke H. Stevens L. Stevens S. Stewart G. Stoffer A. Storer I. Swan B. Swanson M. Sweeney M. Tamkin K. Tenny B. Thome B. Thompson I. Thompson C. Tolley W. Toomire K. Towers I. Trissal E. Tunney B. Turek I. Vance I. Vasoli B. Vogt N. Wallin P. Walsh P. Walther W. Warfield S. Waria I. Warn R. Wasserman G. Waterman S. Waters S. Waters I. Waxman B. Way G. Weiner I. Wheat M. Wheeler R. Wilhelm P. Witt B. Wolf I. Wooden W. Roeth I. Zanarod S. Zimmer I. Zimmerman R. Ayer C. Hunt Sophomores MISS RYAN Sophomore Sponsor MR. ARENDS' DIVISION Row I: I. Elbert, I. Bell, K. Bruce, V. Anderson. E. Richl, I. Bergstrom. Row 2: G. Burtlano, H. Vandermeer, N. Bendexen, I. Bo ren, G. Bassett, 9' B. Beckman, S. Barton, H. Borst Row 2: N. Rush, N. Baran, B. Copple, L. Bloom. I. Anderson, A. Enk, A Bauza. Row 4: G. Bowden, D. Barry. B. Browning, E. Ambrose, M. Baird. Row 5: L. Clarren. R. Bergstrom, B. Bowland, W. Baker, I. Perratta. MR. CATES' DIVISION Row I: E. Milonas, M. Elliott, I. Hazel- quist, I. Russo, B. Erickson. Row 2: B. Riley, I. Pedersen, M. Eisel, D. Ca- vote, I. Wilmot, T. McNulty, C. Froch- lick, I. Mohan. Row 3: G. Goodrich, I. Snyder, L. Sterrett, D. Iamieson Row 4: R. Kahr, L. Helbrg, R. Debo B. Hassett. I. Long, L. Sorokac, I. Sel- lers, R. Boukal. MR. DUSKIN'S DIVISION Row 1: V. Rohs, V. Michalow, G. Fajkuey, M. Geid, L. Zink, P. Flood Row 2: M. lVIcMakin, A. Mails, L. Wein, L. Weir, R. Provenzano. Row 3: S. Reid, N. Robertson, M. Izenstark, I. Lasko, E. Sullinan, N. Wilborn, M. Reid, I. Rosynek. Row 5: V. Woods, M. Landon, I. Heintz, B. Bennet, K Doornkast, I. Hedegard, T. McKay Row 5: D. Littuic, N. Olson, M. Robert, N. Hevesy, M. Kolman, G. Long. MISS HULL'S DIVISION Row 1: G. Prenatt, M. Galollu, R. Larsen, P. Ramirez, H. Nelson, M. Banger, N. Gladiech. Row 2: D Emahiser, I. Ingelman, P. Miceli S. Mozin, K. Phelan, M. McNitt, S Arnold. Row 3: I. Tengblad, R. Carl- son, I. Enander, B. Iohnson, S. Lunde- berg, M. Dohl, E. Kilpatrick, I. Lund- berg. Row 4: M. Phillips, B. Grim- mer, W. Weible, N. Nelson, I Kowalesik, I. Engle, R. Wolf, S Liapes. 1 Sophomores MISS I EFFER'S DIVISION Row 1: S. Shake, P. Scott, I. Hanson, I. Gerod, P. Hylander. Row 2: S. Goldstein, F. Shapiro, R. Dawson, M. Wren, D. Kent. Row 3: C. Fireman, M. Sandaker, C. Moline, M. Scars- mella, C. Udvare. I. Houston. G. Leavitt, D. Larson, M. Zavala. Row 4: M. Morgan, C. Schwalm, I. Hem- merling, I. Mans. MISS McDONALD'S DIVISION Row 1: I. Champlain, M. Geske. R. Lavin, L. Wing' I. Brauner, M. Fran- gella, L. Urbank. Row 2: M. Dona- hue. C. Carlson, F. Wright, I. Heller. R. Golden, N. Natzold, M. Rowley. Row 3: K. Swanson, I. Koontz, S. Brown, M. Iohnson, I. Hill, P. Piro. I. Rahill, B. Lewis. Row 4: P. Levin. B. Else, I. Quirk, I. Turnham, B. Tenzi, P. Vit, E. Scaramelle, R. Odman. MISS McENIFF'S DIVISION Row l: G. Kurty, A. Heidel, N. Rol- nik, M. Phelan, A. Palshis, M. Man- ning, G. Polo. Row 2: I. Drexel, F. Gorbach, C. Smeade, M. Gomez, B. Nelson, M. .McMallam, L. Leavitt. Row 3: D. Engler, R. Harris, F. Smole- nar, K. Pace, R. Melinder, R. Schaad, R. Schuler. Row 4: P. Argines, P. Pearson, I. Heilman, F. Alo, G. Bandemer. Row 5: A. Mewnian. MRS. BI-IRTLETT'S DIVISION Row 1: B. Brown, I. Kellams. L. Rodgers. Row 2: S. Schwartz. M. Malito, M. Panke, K. Knutson. B. Ladd, L. Iantz. Row 3: I. McQuil- kin, M. Chambers, W. Rice, L. Sandor. V. Nelson, F. Smith, B. Burke, I. Frankeberger. Row 4: B. Ladd, K. Iohnson, T. O'Donnell. Row 5: D. Lin- man. Class of '55 MISS COGHLAN'S DIVISION Row 1: B. Abruhcxmson, M. Cristoiclro, L. Chance, E. Sicmdaert, I. Ahlberg C. Lange, N. Schultz, R. Erickson, A Vaughan, B. Muscrcchio, B. Schramm. I. Niblock, I. Ehrenstrom, D. Goldstein M. Hudson, S. Iudy, L. Iensen C. Natalie. MRS. PARKER'S DIVISION Row 1: S. Brcxiw, F. Weeden, D. Rich- czrds, S. Burgess. Row 2: B. Hauska, R. Pittbenner, S. Poerio, A. Spivak. B. Hanson. Row 3: D. Scxndstrom, I Fitzgerald, D. Pohle, C. Fredrickson M. Lazeruith, C. Reo, D. Nesci, N Lindblcxd, I. Reo, E. Deruer. Row 5: R. DeVries. MRS. POTZLER'S DIVISION Row 1: C. De Burtolu, C. Cargone, I. Chatman, V. Muhonen. Row 2: S Lcrcotche, E. Petruzzo, C. Roden, S. Foster, A. Curalolo. Row 3: H. Lindenberg, B. Wichlin, R. Gabe, E Siems, H. Ieeninga, E. Wimmer Row 4: W. Schlup. I. Sands. E. Bar- nett, G. Knight. MRS. TAYMOR'S DIVISION Row 1: A Stockins, R. Hoop. B. Geary. Row 2: N. Kelly, C. Smith A. McCann, T. Bertenshcrw, L. Day Row 3: R. Steffens, C. Ainley. 1 1 1 1 Freshmen MR. PROTSMAN IA S ponsot MR. ANDERSON'S DIVISION Row 1: P. Ayer, B. Albertine. G. Hanson, I. Araire. M. Swenkala. Row 2: C. Edwards. N. Blumenthal. N. Clegg, M. Hasayko. C. Stephens. Row 3: R. Miller, I. Peters. D. Iohnson. C. Murk. Row 4: A. Pinister. F. Strip- ling. L. Andrews. MISS FLAHERTY'S DIVISION Row 1: M. Robertson, A. Albano. W. Ellis. M. Scfhuler. R. Drobac. I. Oliver. Row 2: M. Cochrane, M. Adams. G. Oliver. C. Nixon, M. Davis. B. Gilleti. P. Meyers, D. Henry. Row 3: A. Dis- pensa. M. Mills. D. Smith, N. Martens. D. Cribb. Row 4: M. Kaz, L. Bayer. M. Briante. E. Fasel. T. Iohnson. MISS GRIEVE'S DIVISION Row 1: I. Waters. S. Trissal, E. Swan- son. I. Bandemis. C. Graaman, R. De- vine. L. Materna. Row 2: L. Dolak. B. Edmondson, B. Denby. A. Miller. Row 3: P. Barrett. I. Ianzer. L. Ertler. B. Lomas. D. Howorth. Row 4: C. Kampe. C. Sieloli. R. Troutman, R. Swanson. L. Campbell. MR. KOERNER'S DIVISION Row I: C. Blaney. I. Nisbet. Donna Lunt. K. Morrison. T. Natale. M. Pohl. Row 2: M. Bowman, S. Esposito. M. Lawrence. I. Rossi. I. Cleek. Row 3: D. Beeler, I. Harris. R. St. Aubin. F. Huber. I. DiCoso1a. Row 4: L. Thate. G. Lytle. M. Mathieu. I. Pearson. Row 5: R. Martinez, I. McCosh. N. Hanson. R. Barr. C. McNellis. A. Skyles. B. Bransky, R. Swanson. Class of C 4 MRS. KULP'S DIVISION Row 1: D. Bernsen, C. Chattas, P. Murray. D. Mackey, A. Glatt. Row 2: R. Fayhuey, E. Grauer, R. Eck- man, B. Cleland, B. Smith, L. Pecora, Row 3: P. Kane. R. Perrotta, M. Iohn- son, I. Lunde, P. Linake. Row 4: I. Bauer, K. Iohnson, F. Olson, I. Foyeet. Row 5: G. Maler. G. Gilbert, S. Ver- son, L. Edelman, I. Schwarz, C. Eyer. MR. O'BRIEN'S DIVISION Row 1: I. Heine, R. Evans, M. Iewell, L. Brais, N. Anas, B. Nagy, E. Behr, B. Wilborn. Row 2: R. Small, I. Visby, B. Kisner, D. Eschbach, D. Gale, B. Makiel, S. Fredberg, V. Basso. Row 3: R. Nelson, G. Felman, S. Kin- ney, W. Hurrlad. Row 4: E. Bolle, B. Stender, W. Waller, L. Dwyer, W. Thompson. MR. PATERSON'S DIVISION Row 1: N. McCallum, R. Santircci, B. Giordano, I. Nielsen, L. Harris. Row 2: K. Sivertson. C. Zaur, M. An- gell, R. Gattone, I. Hosack, M. Sepelia, I. Hosack. C. Frazer, I. Smith. Row 3: A. Killham, I. Coch- ran, M. Valentine, C. Coluzzi, M. Nel- son. Row 4: G. Sequin, G. Lewis, Ekendahl, E. Erlandsen. MR. F. E. ROSS' DIVISION Row I: R. Aklai, M. Gilmore, H. Weinert, D. Seckel, C. Liva, R. Iack son. A. Carone, I. Akai, A. Iohnson, R. Barrett. Row 2: M. Sorenson, G Lauterhack, F. Matthews, M. Don- nelly. C. Staab, F. McKenny, C Bobby, Y. Zopli, I. Stauber. Row 3: F. Padgem, R. Riney, I. Burno, C Cook, C. Anderson, D. Smith, I. Slo- genhop, R. Gammell, G. Keugee G. Berg. 1 Freshmen MRS. WEISZ'S DIVISION Row 1: D. Bold, M. Green, R. Choulei. C. Iames, F. Blake, L. Lundsirom, B Trait, B. Glorney, G. Sierling. Row 2: L. Lundmurk, I. Bowman, M. Ander- son, W. Erler, N. Geigner. Row 3: C. Ronberg, G. Grabow, P. Gerady 1 P. Iewell, I. Peierson, M. Theisen. Row 4: N. Fleger, T. Sands, R. Lallky. R. Bernnan. MR. COLLINS' DIVISION Row 1: I. Felber, K. Bliss, M. Miller, I. Cooper. Row 2: I. Scaperdine, G. Tardif, B. Buggren, B. Reudenberg. Row 3: C. Fraser, R. Goldschmidi. Y. McPencow, E. Cook. Row 4: A. A. Novak, M. Malito, I. Brcxman, M. Pletch. Row 5: B. Iones, I. Whippe. I. Anderson. P. Thomason. Row 6: N. Santoro, H. Pape, B. O'Loughlin. T. Connors, B. Larson, H. Cacol, D. Peterson. Row 8: R. Hulan, D. Mc- Cumber, R. Barton, I. Ioyce, T. Iohn- S011- MR. HARRINGTON'S DIVISION Row' 1: B. Eggenberger, B. Moran, D. Potier. Row 2: I. Depew, C. Tcxrelis, D. Sccxramella. Row 3: C. Geringer, A. Peterson, I. Thomas, H. Winner. Row 4: B. Oberg, D. Pistello, V. Ash- ley. Row 5: B. Crout, D. Sorensen. C. Epple, C. Holmer. Row 6: P. Strip- ling, B. Brutt, I. Vitale, R. Lewis. Row 7: W. McArthur, H. Goldstein, B. Pfingst, C. Cavanaugh. Row 8: G. Brobsi, C. Chock, C. LaZier. Freshmen MRS. BORDNER IB Sponsor MRS. A. KLEIN'S DIVISION Row 1: B. Levay, R. McKay, L. Nichols, B. Essig, V. Myers. M. East. Row Z: N. Rolnick, F. Curtin. S. Love- less, R. Teschke. Row 3: I. Walker, C. Iung. D. Pollack, I. Iensen, C. Vadebunker. Row 4: T. Seaborg, B. Akai, M. Schuler, E. Guglielmi. S. Gordon. Row 5: D. DuEresne, H. Olsen, E. Zimmerman. I. Gruder. Row 4: A. Mailo. K. Burian. B. Shapen. D. Rainford. C. Taylor. MR. F. ROSS' DIVISION Row I: B. Kuknyo, M. Tiernberg. N. Goul, B. Ianke. B. Harms. Row 2: G. Sassi, P. Grelqner, V. Iacohson. R. Huber. Row 3: B. Contine. A. Barbato, A. Ensz. E. Montovoy, F. De- Bantolo. Row 4: V. Anderson. B. Sanders, D. Hawkins, S. Simison. Row 5: C. Smith. R. Hamilton. L. Rob- inson. S. Work. Row 6: A. Logullo. H. Fixter, I. Bruno. MISS PIRRITTE'S DIVISION Row I: A. Rifiice. M. Berlin. R. Weil. R. Lindquist, S. Loomis. Row 2: I Ruostrom, S. Dickson, D. Reeder. I Laing. Row 3: G. Engstrom. S. Al- bertson, S. Anderson. F. Gyorke, I Larsen. Row 4: R. Kay. R. Iohnson Row 5: S. Barkan, I. Gross. I. Barth R. Voso. R. Hanson. Row 6: F. Rap- paporl, D. Davis, I. Howard, I. Ne- meth. Row 7: E. Sands, R. Hoerger R. Iensen. R. Linne. 1 Mr. President speaks. That friendly greeting - Mr. Charles May. our talented toastmaster, looks The elite meet to eat - the Football Banquet. the Dads' Club trademark. pleased about - what? It's all Greek to Dad but it's Chemistry to Daughter. Hirsch's Glamour Gals , our cheerleaders. turn on Looking with pride at the fruits of education. the charm for Sam . 4545 UUP1 DAD ' CLUB Now in its third year, our Dads' Club does a magnificent job in promoting harmony between the home and the school. Among the undertakings for Which the club is famous the city over are the Athletic and Football Banquets in the Spring and Fall, and, for pure fun, the highly successful Barn Dance. To our loyal and spirited Dads, we say Thanks for all they've done. Through their constant efforts, they have put Hirsch on the map in athletics and have made their organization one of the foremost of its kind in Chicago. Hitt CH PARENT-TEACHER ASSUUIATIUN BOARD MEMBERS Seated: Mrs. F. I. Heilman, Mrs. Alice Iackson, Mrs. W. T. Barr, Mrs. M. E. Marmion, Miss Marie A. McCahey, Mrs. V. T. Peterson, Mrs. George C. Mattran, Mrs. R. V Goodrich, Mrs S. P. Lough. Standing: Mrs. E. R. Iohn- son, Mrs. W. M. Tyhurst. Iohn M. Trissal, Mrs. Ray M Peters, Mrs. I. R. Magee, Mrs. W. R. Manning, Mrs. R. O Moline, Mrs. R. C. Eddy, Mrs. Paul W. Howey, Mrs George Sandor, Mrs. R. A. Sands, Mrs. L. Gruber, Mrs. H. G. Bowland, Mrs. W. C. Brand, Mrs. Robert Hughes. OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. R. V. Goodrich, First Vice- President: Mrs. George C. Mattran, Presi- dent: Miss Marie A. McCaheY. Honorary Vice-President: Mrs. Iohn M. Trissal, Re- cording Secretary. Standing: Mrs. E. R. Iohnson, Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. Alice Iackson, Third Vice-President: Mrs. W. M. Tyhurst, Treasurer. 1 Two groups oi P. T. A. Members. Energetic mothers give up their time to earn money for the P. T. A. activities. Our Moms - We Love 'Eml The smell ot coffee in the halls is a good sign that somethings cookin' in the Social Room. Whatever the discussion at the monthly meeting, one may be sure it is tor the benefit ot all here at Hirsch. With Mrs. Mattran, our capable and vivacious President, and her otiicers, the P. T. A. succeeds in bridging the gap between home and school. 4555 HIBLCH Top: Brains and Brcxwn Lower Left: Our L11 Center Right: Sheriii Babb Lower Right: Our proud Principal . . . Music . . .Charity . . . Shows ACTIVITY PERSUNIFIED STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVES Row 1: I. Broo, K. Reynolds. Presidents: G. King, E. Fitzpatrick, Vice-Presidents: R. Balais, Secretary: B. Hoeger, Treasurer. Row 2: B. Kelly, Treasurer: C. Youngdahl, N. Brand, Senior Iudge: F. Kraft, Iunior Iudge: P. Dell, Publicity: G. Theodore, Publicity Bureau Co-Chairman. Row 3: I. lohnson, Publicity Bureau Co-Chairman: S. Liapes. S. Kaz, Finance Bureau Co- Chairmen. Row 4: S. Barry, Civic Bureau Co-Chairman: W. Reda, B. Clark, Stage Crew Managers: E. Tong. Chief Hall Guard: A. Barnes, Chief Fire Guard: B. Davidson, A. Hopkins. Safety Engineers: M. Anderson, Herald Editor-in-Chief: D. Morgan, Hirsch Editor-in-Chief. THE I-lE..D ' UF Hill CH The most important part ot Hirschs Heritage is the Student Council. These students tormulate school policies and pro- mote many worthwhile projects such as the Thanksgiving collection, Christmas baskets tor the poor, Armistice and Memorial Day assemblies, and last but not least, the semi- annual Clulo de Maroon dances. Through cooperation, the council develops leadership, service and character. Our sin- cere thanks go to Mrs. Iackson, the sponsor and mentor ot our most important part of l-lirsch's Heritage. MRS. IACKSON Sponsor 4587 Hllt CH tTUDE T CUU CIL Uur Heritage of Activity STUDENT COUNCIL Row l: R. Balais, I. Iohnson, G. Wilson, C. Carlson, B. Swanson, N. Prina, M. Iohnson, I. Dinsdale, M. Grummitt. Row 2: I. Hughes, C. Brooks, M. Kott, M. Izenstark, D Emahiser, S. Trissal, D. Nelson, G. Theodore, L. Bar- nett, S. Kaz. Row 3: R. Michaels, S. Lezak, C. Moline, B. Iohnson, N. Smith, N. Arms, R. Riley, E. Bolle, K. Iohnson, R. Iantz. Row 4: I. Rechs, M. Lazeruith, S. Poerio, C. Vaughn, L. Rodgers, S. Sautter, R. Cicillo, S. Barry, I. Swan, R. Carlson. Row 5: W. Schulp, G. Gills, M. Dahl, E. Fitzpatrick, I. Pemberton, N. Brand, S. Liapes, B. Brown- ing, T. McKay, B. Warfield. PUBLICITY BUREAU Row l: P. Dell, C. Treganza, Row 2: I. Swan, M. Kott, D. Iohnson. Row 3: P. Wal- ther, I. Scholl, H. Eddy, B. Swanson. Row 4: S. Gordon, P. Anderson, C. Brooks, I. Hughes, D. Iohnstone. Row 5: P. Bambace, I. Schilling, B. Theme, M. McMackin, S. Skovlund, C. Carlson, I. Briscoe, D. Landbo, I. Dinsdale, Wokasch, C. Brewington. Row 6: S. Newman, I. Lawrence, A. Emick, M. Milbrook, C. Nilson, I. McKinnon, M. Andersen, R. Slutsky. Row 7: I. Milliken, Karen Siolin, I. Swedberg, V. Kukolich, I. Duiiell, I. Budig, A. Cusmino, I. Reichert, H. Wilson, M. Iohnson. Row 8: F. Tauscheck, B. Warfield, R. Lidstrom, M. Maghhoney, A. Ramsay, I. Singelman, D. Parker, N. Prina, M. Lansom, D. Hallock. Row 9: I. Peavler, S Sautter, P. Oliver, M. Dowling, A. Storer, I. Nielson, K. Natalie, I. Iohnson, R. Balais, M. Marmion, A. Edens. Row 10: E. Goldbloom, S. Barry, I. Trissal, M. Phil- lips, C. Wilson, C. Butler, A. Callahan, I. Rechz, L. Berkenstock, D. Madigan, C. Sedlack, Carolyn Reund. Row ll: M. Low- ery, B. Peterson, B. Hardin, M. Holzman, N. Morin, I. Gruber, G. Bowen, C. Renz, I. Kraift, E. Iensen, A. Quinn, S. Stewart. CIVIC BUREAU Officers: M Grummitt, Gordon, W. Hoerger, I. Rechs, A. Callahan. B. Swatos, C. Miller, I. Iohnson, S. Kaz. Row 3: I... Chiappe, M. Rothchild, C. Brewington, I. McKinnin, D. Landbo, F. Kraft, M. Lowery, C. Renz. Row 4: B. Swanson, D. Iohnstone, Reichert, N. Prina, R. Balais, D. Iensen, R. Lidstrom, C. Bidler. Row 5: N. Turner, C. Rodgers, P. Baumgardner, D. Hallock, L. Wokasch, R. Slutsky, I. Duffell, Walthers. Row 6: P. Bambace, H. Eddy, D. Iohnson, S. Barry, C. Wilson, C. Nelson, B. Swanson, C. Carl- son. Row 7: M. Kott, C. Brooks, I. Hughes, I. Scholl, C. Treganza, E. Berkenstock, D. Madigan, M. Holzman. Row 8: M. Mar- mion, I. Peavler, D. Parker, G. Theodore, A. Cusmino, A. Quinn, B. Peterson, M. Mil- brook. Row 9: K. Sjolin, S. Newnam, I. Schilling, M. Landon, M. McMaclcin, A. Emick, I. Singleman, G. Bowen. Row IU: S. Skoulunk, I. Swan, S. Sautter, N. Morin, F. Taucheck, I. Milliken, I. Trissal, R. Ayar. L. Barnett. Row I: S. W. Reda, R. Moline, Row 2: M. Anderson, A. Case, S. Stewart, FINANCE BUREAU S. Liapes, C. Wilson, I. Williams, B. Hoer- ger, R. Balais, D. Iohnson. BAR ASSOCIATION STUDENT COURT C. Fitzgerald, C. Yates, N. Brand, D. Iohn- A. Sammons, C. Yates, C. Fitzgerald, N. Brand, D. Iohnson son, I, Williams, L, Beeleg, D, Hansen, C. Youngdahl, L. Simon, L. Beeler, D. Hanson, S. Zimmer C. Youngdcxhl. I- Williams. 4700 TUBE T COURT Iudgment Day IS Monday at Hirsch Have you ever been otrrested for brectking CI school lctw? lf so, you have seen the Student Court, I-lirsch's lgw enforcing body, in action. This orggnizcttion, directed by Miss Florence leffers, operottes gn efficient judicial system in- cluding judges, clerks, lgwyer, ctnd botiliffs Who perform much the sotme duties gs those in the courts of our lotnd. Lucky is the offender Who goes unpunished by these preservers of lctw ctnd order, MISS IEFFERS Sponsor SAFETY ENGINEERS ow 1: B. Swanson, M. Marmion, C. Wilson, W. Hoerger, C. imble. Row 2: C. Butler, M. Lowery, I. Peavler, I. Milliken, . Phillips, I. Reichert, D. Parker, G. Theodore, I. Williams. ow 3: S. Sautter, R. Ballais, S. Stewart, G. Weiner, E. Iensen, . Prima, I. Kellams, C. Brooks, A. Callahan. Row 4: I. Dins- ale, N. McMackin, B. Swanson, I. Hughes, M. Kott, I. Rechs. ow 4: D. Freck, L. Wokasch, C. Carlson, I. Snyder, G. Sneath, V. Scuderi. Row 6: K. Morgan, S. Gordon, M. Anderson, D. Halsey. Always on their toes , the Safety Engi- neers perform their numerous ond Vdried oc- tivities With efficiency and sdtisfdction. Suggestions for sdfety dt school, ot home, and on the street dre constantly brought before the student body by this groupg bicycles ond cdrs ore registered in cdse of theft: core of school property is emphdsized. Hirsch stu- dents reolize thot living in community life means shdring responsibility of one for dn- other. MISS MACKIN Sponsor SAFETY ENGINEERS QOFFICERSD I. Williams, Treasurer: C. Brooks, Vice- President: D. Madigan, Secretary: B. Hoer- ger, President. EET ENGINEER lt' It lsnft Safe, D0n't D0 lt! 4717 MISS MECHTERSHEIMER . ATIU AL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS H0 I. Dinsdale, G. King, C. Youngdahl. E. Nord. The Best We Have To Offer One of Hirsch's proudest organizations, the National Honor Society, is composed ot Senior and Iunior students who excel in Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Although the members have constantly Worked towards high grades, they have also participated in the many school activities. Miss Mechtersheimer has, as their sponsor, stressed the necessity ot developing their qualities ot character, leadership, and serv- ice as Well as maintaining their high scholastic standing. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: M. Iohnson. L. Wokasch, I. Dinsdale. I. Iohnson, ' D. Morgan. D. Madigan, C. Dimock, I. Culley. C. Hawken. Row 2: H. Simmons, H. Wilson. G. Rouhcxs. R. Lidstrom, C. Prill, E. Iensen, M. Hughes, R. Lux, ' R. Muel1er,I. Dinsdale, G. King, M. Anderson. C. Young E. Tong. A. Lundeberg. dahl, E. Nord. I. Schcxifer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION 4725 Row 5: B. Blake, G. Goodrich, B. Smith, N. Baron IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY GROUP I Row 1: G. Kurty, G. Leavitt, S. Barton, C. Miller, I. Warn, I. Iosephson. Row 2: C. Brooks. S. Lacotche, N. Rolnik, D. Brown, R. Rotondo, F. Manno, E. DeSanto. Row 3: D. Caldwell, G. Bassett, I. Bell, B. Beckman. K. Tenny, E. Fleming, M. Rublais, S. Fleming. Row 4: M. Kott I. Hughes, E. Hardin, C. Fireman, M. Izenstark, H. Cohen: S. Mozin, F. Gorback. Row 5: D. Goldstein B. Ladd B. Ladd, M. Lazerwith, R. Kovzonas, I. Chatman. 1 IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY GROUP II Standing: C. Butler. Row l: F. Hedegard, D. Lambo B. Tenzi, F. Bergstrom, M. Elliott, V. Anderson, l. Swed- berg. Row 2: N. Fox, N. Smith, M. Findk, I. Cheney N. Wallin, I. Thompson, I. Lundberg. Row 3: C. Berg, C. Freund, L. Rodgers, M. Makito, S. Poerio, B. Abraham- son, I. McQuilkin. Row 4: R. Schneider, I. Ehrenstrom, L. Knite, I. Trissal, G. Bowen, M. Chambers, I. Fitzgerald. R. Larsen, R. Annis. IU IUP1 HU UR UCIET Iunior Geniuses The Iunior Honor Society is l-lirsch's younger scholastic organization. I-lere, recog- nition is given to select students Who have Worked hard to achieve this goal. Final grades ot three Hs and an S will admit a stu- dent into this cherished society. MISS MANZ Sponsor 4735 1 1 CHUR CLUB . . . For The Sweetest Mllgig Thig Side Samoa cnom omcsns Ioanne Luzzo, Secretary: Gordon King. President: Ioyce Broo, Vice-President: Iim Gruber, Treasurer. of Heaven SENIOR CHOIR GROUP I Row 1: M. Hansen, N. Morin. H. Wilson. L. Berkenstock. A. Quinn. B. Mattes, B. Swanson. C. Dimock. L. Elliott. D. Frenck. C. Treganza. I. Peavler, G. Thodore. Row 2: G. Bowen. I. Rahill. M. Hopkins, I. Connors. I. Becker. I. McKinnon. B. Waits. A. Basso. F. Krailt, P. Auld. P. Batten. M. Louis, I. Nielsen. Row 3: K. Korpan. I. Dinsdale, I. Culley, S. Newnam. K. Sjolin. I. Chcxvkin, I. Rechs. S. Yusin, D. Madigan, I. Iohnson. C. Olson, M. Sullivan. Row 4: E. Mun- caster, C. Youngdahl. I. Turner. D. Geary. I. Quance, I. Gruber. L. Slutsky. R. Carlson. G. Hough. R. Moline. B. Reda. I. Scuderi. MRS. KANE This group of golden-voiced l-lirschites has a history en- sponsor riched with accomplishment and success. Our Heritage would be incomplete Without their inspired concerts that have been such an aid in bringing our community closer to our school. Their inspiration is to be found in their brilliant director, Mrs. Kane, Who gives her time unseltishly to train them. SENIOR CHOIR GROUP II Row 1: B. Ianzon, I. Schilling, C. Brewington, C. Brooks, C. Gustafson, M. Marmion, B. Bentsen, D. Owen, R. Lidstrom. Row 2: L. Barnett, P. Bambace, M. Grummitt, I. Swan, C. Sedlack, A. Olsen, R. Pick, S. Skovlund, K. Reynolds, I. Iohnson, L. Chiappe, B. Heller. Row 3: I. Blume, I. Mateson, C. Park, R. Weis, D. Hasley, H. Rappaport, L. Amstadter, D. Drewry, L. Iohnson, S. Kaz, R. Hedges, P. Anderson, E. Iensen, C. Prill, C. Hawken. Row 4: R. Koeppen, R. Pearson, K. Marshall, B. Stereit, D. Wigersma, P. Lindquist, G. Long, R. Salvino, R. Sherman, B. David- son, I. Phelps, D. Stirling, G. Broderick. IUNIOR CHOIR OFFICERS M. Dahl, C. Carlson, D. Cohn, A. Case. IU IDR CHOIR X Classy Choraleers 'l'here's a song in the air . . . That's probably the Iunior Choir heard every third period in Room l4l singing in their own inimitable fashion under the Very capable direction ot Mrs. Helen Kane. lt you have a good voice and enjoy singing, then join this friendly group. lt's a wonderful opportunity to learn the universal language ot musicg and it's an important part ot l-lirsch's Heritage. IUNIOR CHOIR GROUP I Row 1: D. Iohnson, I. T. fl, M. Petruzzo, B. Pacento, D. Ed- wards, B. Bambick, S. Lui' -berg, M. Dowling, I. Slatin. Row 2: I. Duflell, M. Maho: . Fireman, G. Weiner, E. DeSanie, I. Cheney, B. Quacken..-ash, S. Lundborg, N. Bendixen, F. Gor- bach. Row 3: M. Izenstark, H. Ieeninga, I. Huges, D. Kohn, S. Liapes, I. Cook, B. Riley, R. Muthart, P. Kellams, H. Cohen, F. Shapiro. Row 4: G. Goodrich, D. Star, H. Braidman, B. Nay- low, M. Sandstrom, R. Else, G. Klare, K. Giannoules, C. Rea. IUNIOR CHOIR GROUP II Row 1: I. Budig, R. Frall, C. Geringer, H. Stevens, D. Natali A. Storer, B. Swanson, R. Rabin, N. Smith, M. Milbrook, Stewart, B. Beckman, A. Case. Row 2: F. Smolemann,iC. Ca: son, D. Olson, B. Tenzi, D. Osborne, B. Iohnson, G. Basse N. Wallin, S. Balzhiser, C. Hyman, N. Hendrickson. Row M. Fink, C. Freund, S.Galloway, D. Iamieson, I. Rea, I. Sulage G. Holmbeck, A. Newman, I. Stamelos, I. Oberg, B. Sei C. Miller. Row 4: R. Darby, R. Iensen, R. Carlson, M. Dal D. Sproul, B. Grimmer, R. Nelson, R. Barry, H. Goldman, wer ' Feige, G. Tills. MRS. NICKLAUS Sponsor GLEE CLUB OFFICERS R. Petro. S. Cacozza, P. Bcxumgardner, B. Schneider, I. Bertsos. G. Prenuii. S. Wolpe. GIRL ' GLEE CLUB Un Wings of Song White robes, shining faces, and crystal-clear voices blended in pertect harmony .... this is the picture presented by the Girls' Glee Club. All through the year, ably directed by Mrs. C. Nicklaus, the girls make a beautiful and melodious contribution to music at Hirsch. Our song birds are always ready to put on an enjoyable performance and have added many laurels to Our Heritage. GIRLS' GLEE GROUP I ow 1: S. Ruskin, K. Mueller, V. Mulonen. I. Champlain, Maryclo. B. Sedlacek, R. Dearne. Row 2: M. Ranger, R. La- n. M. Malito, M. Main, H. Lindenberg. I. Bakouris, G. Faikucy. nw 3: S. Cramer, N. Wilborn, B. Marlene, L. Leavitt, E. irkpatrick. Row 4: E. Wimmer, E. Sandstrom, C. Rodgers. . Nelson. GIRLS' GLEE C1 'UP II Row 1: L. Sterreii, I. Singelma S. Cheboski, M. Huckel S. Muller. A. Cuscxtlo, E. Stand J. Schuler, D. Taylor Row 2: A. Bauza, M. Sctndaker, I1. . roli, B. Busko, I. Swed- berg, M. Frick. Row 3: I. Snyder, I. Kurty, I. Wilmot, R. Normley. S. Laurence. I. Paulson, I. Ender. Row 4: P. Costello, E. Hur- din. S. Nelson, L. Petersen. ' 4775 12 Mis ff 3 5? wi S1 f ? 5 ,X ,A 'wi 1 V 3, WNY... WW ' 7 zz QVEI' 4217 4 Q 3 X- . - . f . 52 Mx. - ' gt ,M . ri' 1 V?,rr?. fy, Q, flip, ,W F, I 5' MH J ADVANCED BAND Clarinels, Row 1: D. Mattran, C. Hanson, I. Netznes, I. Hedegard. Row 2: R. Iohnson, C. Gur- ganus, S. Wooley, H. Glickman. Row 3: N. Brand. S. Lizak, M. Mazur, R. Lux. Row 4: M. Frese D. En ler C. Moline Saxo hones- , g , . p . R. Michaels, I. Riggle, B. Heorger, M. Gomez. Flutes: I. Hanson, V. Blevins. Horns: A. Iohnson, N. Gladish, N. Pappas, I. Hanson. Barilones: P. Lambert, D. Iohnson, C. Ainley. Bases: A. Cal- lahan, D. Geary. Trombones: K. Tenney, D. Chayken, D. Staples, B. Steinke. Trumpets, Row 1: H. Phelps. T. Sorenson, C. Huedepohl, B. Schmitt. Row 2: M. Hanson, R. Dale. Drums: T. Maynard, W. Willey, D. Howey, S. Zimmer. R. Wakild. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC I CLASS Row 1: F. Olson, N. McCallum, M. Sepelia. R. Nelson, D. Bold, D. Beeler, G. Kugel. B. Tait, C. Nixon, R. McArdle, R. Gatone, K. Iohnson. Row 2: N. Martins, S. Cooper, V. Basso, L. Harris. W. Pratt, W. Erler. M. Swenkda, P. Meyers. Row 3: I. Swartout, G. Hanson, L. Weir, C. Graamon, M. Bowman, C. Murk. M. Briante, R. Adams, T. Sands, R. Martinez, I. Cochran, L. Vincent, T. Iohnson, C. Cook, R. Riney, C. Berg, B. Langford. Drums: R. Swanson, D. Peters, R. Fajkucy. R. Iacobson. INTERMEDIATE BAND GROUP I Row 1: M. Donahue, B. Wolf, R. Schaad, L. Conte. F. Hudson, I. Anderson, M. Elliott, V. Anderson. B. Warja, B. Wilson, I. Wilmot, K. Phelan. Row 2: B. McCrae, B. Ladd, B. Nelson, M. Rowly, I. Logay, L. Weir, I. Sulages, A. Deutsch. Row 3: A. Hibbert, A. Carlson, B. Clark. BAND GROUP II Row 1: D. Lettiere, I. Mohan, I. Mano, A. Heidel. M. Scaramella, N. Wilborn, D. Gross, I. Ender, I. Bergstrom, I. Kellans, I. Hede, C. Carbone. R. Soble, C. Staab. Row 2: I. Quirk, N. Meyers, D. Emahiser, M. McCallum, B. Flood, R. Englund, L. Iantz, B. Geary. Row 3: I. Girod, A. McCann, M. McMackin, R. Mormolstein, G. Nielsen. BAND GROUP III Row 1: B. Curtis, A. Hopkins, B. Apps, I. Nissila, L. Beeler, G. Pollo, C. Schuyler, L. Bloom. Row 2: I. Halman, I. Lundberg, R. Olofrom, G. Sim- mons, H. Gilbet, C. Wheller, I. Freese, A. Day, N. Heusey, A. Siegel, I. Thompson. Row 3: C. Bjorkland, R. Esposito, I. Foreman, L. Spickhort. x l I MR. O'HARA Director E AN Uur May niticent Music Makers The members ot our band are a handsome sight this year in their new maroon and White uniforms purchased With the money raised at the Mayfair. But better yet, they play as well as they look! Our pep rallies, Christmas pro- gram, Spring Concert, and assemblies would indeed be dull Without them. With Mr. E. O'l-lara as their con- ductor, l-lirsch's Band certainly is an important contribution to Our Herit- age . 1795 Houck 55 llllll Q l l ' --- l l - lm l I-IIRSC 1-1 HE RAL de 536, NGA 2 mnscn anon scnoox., cmcAao,lu.un0lS l m.1, ljn 5011? on ,,,, 5-je ' 1 ., 4'H11.rb0:g?a fzouzjrqultgo' , , Y, , 0 A z rv as Sow! Yates Mel Dahl, Heads 38 Class mjs gzg assigning of 52:32 be The am E. Meta rlecds Junior' e Give to ilavch these everywherv, in Korea, t onefs assistance in the form lan and cents to aid and cxamfckrt the boys who are fighting for the ina aliexmlnle rlrbvf' af all menl Hem at Hirsch tlwgllsd drive is underway. The new president 'is Cmoi Yaws, z 4A of Miss M,ackin'a, divisian, Other offipers axa Geox-gin Lani, vlce.presidem'g Join Huzrmg' secreuxryg and Patricia Oliver, treas- Red urarv V Last year we adm :allen-ted was aver 8300. Mr. Frederick Hell, spon- sor at the gxoup, is proud ol that dana-clan and hopms that this year the students will be even more gersl M 48 Class C iw-' Gordon ,,w'f' ' Muriel - Misa Hymmfs, and viximx. 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The paper, always full of new ideas, is under the capable sponsorship ot Miss Law- renz. This year, the Herald is joining the National Scholastic Press Association which will enable it to participate in many contests. We can always rely on our Hirsch staff to come through with colors flying. ,ts- it ,,,,.. ,.-, ' te, MISS LAWRENZ Sponsor Editors: I. Ellison, M. Hughes, I. Shaffer, M. Andersen. Senior Stall, Row 1: B. Peterson, D. Natalie, S. Wooley. Row 2: R. Bcxlais, M. Broniezicz, I. Shnurer, M. Wulif. R. Lidstrom. C. Wilson, S. Kaz, C. Dimock. Row 3: I. McKinnon, A. Henkel. D. Owen, D. Kimble, R. Wiesz, E. Tong, R. Lux. Iunior Staff: M. Pcrteromo, C. Brooks. I. Wax- mcm, S. Waters, L. Herlan. Sealed: M. Kott. ww mww.wu...w.1 www.mw4n1nnL NIAPIUUN STAFF The Brains ? ? Behind this Book 45 v Dorothy Morgan. Editor-in-Ch L. Berkenstock, G R h H. Wilson, Lit y Ed! I.B RNybrg C.P kCT g Time, effort, and hard work have gone into the make-up of this, our Maroon. Theme, pictures, and Write-ups are just a few of the puzzles that We, the Maroon Staff, have attempted to solve. We have tried to combine them all together into a Worthwhile book to keep as a lasting memory. With all ot the many head- aches, however, We've had fun, for theres never a dull moment in the exciting Work of editing a year book. The Maroon Staff Wishes to express its appreciation to Helen Wilson, literary editor, for her splendid Work in this l95l issue. What Would We have done Without you, Helen? C. Gregg. I.. Elliott, A. Barnes, C. Frenck. M. Iohnson. I. Peavler, D. Parker, R. Caldwell, M. Mcxrmion. A. Lundeberg, L. Wokasch, M. Ellis. R. Reid. MR. HARRINGTON Sponsor 4945 LATIN CLUB Wouldn't Caesar himself be surprised Cand amusedl to see toga Wrapped characters presenting humorous skits, and sing- ing Latin words to tunes from South Pacific ? It can never be said that Latin is a dead language after at- tending a meeting of this peppy club. They translate popular songs into Latin, have interesting discussions about the ancient Romans, and even sing the Hirsch Victory Song in Latin. The Little Caesars LATIN CLUB GROUP I A. Case. E. Iensen. B. Teschke. LATIN CLUB GROUP II A. Bauza. Row 2: I. Bogren. B. Tenzi. Row 3: T. Case. M. Elliott, M. Manning, I. Lasko. S. Shake. M. McMackin. L. Simon, M. Wren. M. Landon. D. Howey. Row 4: R. Glasson. R. Hassellof. I. Scuderi, B. Hedges, I. Sellers. I. Snyder. H. Stevens, G. Leavitt. Row 5: I. Heilman. G. Sneath. H. Rappaport. I. Al- exander, R. Carlson. I. Sylvester. Row 6: G. Burtlano. B. Swanson. S. Stewart. A. Hib- bert. I. Vogelsang. Row I: C. Carlson. I. Swedberg. M. Ru- benis. I. Cullinane. F. Ault. B. Bertsen. Row 2: C. Hawkin. I. Rahill. I. Trissae. S. Sautter, M. Dowling, I. Hede. S. Iennings. Row 3: I. Phelps. G. Malloy. D. Ferguson. C. Brooks, I. Hughes. P. Bambace. R. Darby. B. Curtis. Row 4: P. Anderson. C. Miller. N. Oglesby. C. Hyman. L. Hardin. N. Fox. A. Moore. Row 5: I. Budig. I. Swan. O. Bowen, I. Russo. N. Smith. M. Scaramella. M. Fink. I. Thompson. Table: S. Barton. Row 1: B. Gordon. G. Kutty. M. Ranger. POSTER CLUB GROUP I Row 1: L. Barnett, M. Ellis, H. Eddy, I. Culley. S. Diamond. Row 2: R. Simmons. B. Browning, R. Dolak. N. Morin, I. Chat- mcm, M. Phillips. W. Engdall. POSTER CLUB GROUP II Row 1: C. Davis, R. Erickson, I. Wooden. M. Woycheese, G. Basile. E. Werner. S. Ar- nold. M. Ruvoli, E. Fleming. V. Kukolich, S. Fleming. PU TER CLUB Bustling with activity, Room 313 houses the Poster Club, . , Which, under the direction ot Miss Hull, is responsible for many Thfj BISIIIQ of the bright and artistic spots of color seen in the halls. What more Wonderful heritage can one have than the privilege to P1QlllhI'flIldtS develop personal talent under excellent supervision? MISS HULL Sponsor Y, Lt. Hattersl ECHUIT MPH COLOR GUARD E. Tromblcry. E. Turek. R. Esposito. L. Turek. L. Speckhort. With the laurels of Winning the annual Federal Inspection at stake, the Hirsch R. O. T. C. Works hard each day to achieve its goal. Since 1937, they have always held an honor rating, and in l949 Were awarded first place in the city. Under the capable leadership of Lt. Hattersley and Sgt. Burns, they hope to again repeat this honor. Sound Off - for Hlrsch DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Row 1: R. Esposito. Row 2: E. Tremblay, H. Olson ' R.Nb .R 3:T.Bt h ,R.I e.L.S k hort.Y Soir 4:02 Turek.eIl.e'l'11iretlcllv Rovfri Foreign R. Nierzwick E Bolle R 6 ey Sgt. Burns . . . ow : P. Lambert, M. Donnelly R. Adams. 1 1 R. O. T. C. GROUP I Row 1: R. DeVries, K. Morrison, H. Grabow, L. Kite, D. Peters, I. Visby, D. Mackey, R. Santucci, B. Pratt, B. Rose, I. Darrow. Row 2: R. Dolak, T. Maynard, F. Huber, R. Kingsbury, T. Edge, R. Small, P. Pressler, K. Anderson. R. Twedt, B. Herrold. Row 3: R. Martinez, L. Lilly, K. Giannoules, T. Iohnson, R. Erickson, W. Thompson, L. Day, K. Iohnson. R. O. T. C. GROUP II Row 1: D. Brannon, R. Dolak, R. Larson, I. Lee, G. Gilmore. R. Kaiser, S. Iasim, W. Baker, G. Buster, D. Engler, R. Glasson, P. Rose. Row 2: R. Ericson, R. Bergstrom, B. McCrae, C. Rose, D. LaPove, I. Quisk, R. Hamilton, H. Heminling, L. Deuel. Row 3: T. Hatfield, G. Klare, R. Brod, L. Elget, C. Youngdahl, B. Iohnson, M. Kersten. Row 4: N. Olson. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Row 1: N. Olson, E. Tromblay, L. Elgey, N. Nyberg. L. Speck- I. Darrow, R. Rose, P. Rose, R. Glasson, R. Esposito. hort, I. Foreman. Row 2: H. Dolak, L. Turek, I. Quirk, L. Lilly, R. Kaiser, E. Turek. RIFLE SQUAD GROUP I R. Rose, P. Rose, R. Esposito, R. Glasson, R. Nyberg. RIFLE SQUAD GROUP II I. Quirk, D. Rose, I. Foreman, L. Speckhort, E. Tremblay. 1237? The Maintenance ' Mrs. O'Conne1l. our new 488? R,U.T.C.FEDERAL I I IHIU ACTIITY FTIT E,T of Hirsch The Lunchroom Staff thrives on its own food. Maintenance Department: Mrs. P. Lynch. Mrs. McLe1land. Miss L. Mitchell. Mr. H. Granquist, Engineer: Mr. M. Green. Assistant Engineer. Mrs. Lois Bridenbaugh, Lunchroom Manager. Truant Officer. Maintenance Staff - always on the job. GRADUATION CLUB DE MAPIUUN DANCE 4 neld may loe it IS sure to receive some intensive study in the Drama Club, under the very capable drrectlon ot Mr Frank Ross These future Thespians find therr class a means ot thorough enyoyment and entertainment as Well as learn- . 7.77: ,.,., ,i i 5 ?3g32, ey y f? Makeu , actin , ro s, direction . . . which mterests ou? Whatever our , ' m ing, and we applaud them tor their many line productions. tl... THE DLRANIA CLUB The Budding Barrymores DRAMA CLUB GROUP I Row 1: L. Slutsky. P. Ries, D. Parker. P. Lambert. C. Nielsen. Standing: B. Peter- son, D. Beck, R. Weis, I. Shaffer, R. Nyberg. DRAMA CLUB GROUP II Row 1: I. Briscoe. S. Kaz. L. Berkenstock. M. Karcmt. Row 2: A. Sammoms, P. Batten. I. Reichert. DRAMA CLUB GROUP III Row I, Kneeling: H. Wilson. C. Yates. B. Came. Row 2: C. Gregg. D. Madigan. A. Myren, C. Dimock. Row 3: I. Dinsdcxle, I. Blume. I. Ioyce, S. Nelson, M. Mczrmion. STAGE CREW R w 2: R. Moline. B. Row 1: S. Kaz. G. Beckman. B. Clark. o Rose, D. Rose. Row 3: R. Smith. STAGE CREW The Lights, the Sound, the ' -Th ir Handiwork Perfection e e aredl is the motto oi the stage e Never seen, never heard, but always pr p . ' f Mr. Busca, the stage crew prepares the stag ' ' ' the gym for school crew. Under the guidance o d ssemblies, and supervises the llghtlng 1n re truly an essential part of for all plays an a dances. Always there when needed, these boys a ctions here at Hirsch. the produ MR. BUS CA Sponsor 491i The moment the fire alarm rings, our tire guards are on the job . Their duties are to check the school's tire fighting equipment, and also to keep order and clear the building during a drill. Nevertheless, Without Miss Mackin's sponsorship, and the excellent cooperation ot the students, the drills could not run so smoothly. H LL GUARD Through the keen supervision ot these guards, the halls of Hirsch are kept quiet, neat, and intact in accordance to school rules during and between classes. Under the supervision of Mr. Cates, these boys with quiet etticiency do the best job possible in their duties. Row 1: D. Burnes. I. Chatman, W. Schulp. Row 2: R. Bergstrom, I. Fyotte, A. Enk. I. Long. Row 3: E. Malito. I. Zimmerman, I. Frankeburger. I. Bauer. Row 4: I. Snyder, W. Cruwvs, I. Allberg, I. Rehaut, D. Carlson. E. Tong. Row 5: W. Walska, B. Curtis, C. Lerne, E. Tunney. K. Clantield, N. Olson. R. Dries. Row 6: W. Weible. F. Alo. 492i Row 1: L. Elliott. L. Amstadtei B. Davidson. Row 2: L. Parkei S. Yusim. R. Nyberg, B. Heol ger, S. Kaz. R. Weis, A. Lunde berg. Row 3: B. Caldwell. I Kimble. L. Williams. I. Wil liczms. I. Sterling. G. Sneatl R. Carlson, I. Thorp. R. Eiger bauer. Row 4: B. Sterrett, Scuderi. G. Tyhursi. R. Darby B. Curtis. I. Snyder, R. Sommei ield. B. Moline. Row 5: C. Din: ock, I. Dinsdale. l. Warn, I Iohnstone, S. Stewart, B. Swat son, C. Miller. C. Carlsor Standing: C. Nielsen. G. Loni R. Martin, G. Kuenster. Michaels. B. Oftill. W. Weebl1 C. Youngdahl. R. Brod. I. Grui er, E. Goldbloom, D. Barry, Brand. E. Stearns. I. LaMantic A. Callahan. I. Rechs. I. Ale: under. I. Turner. FIRE GUARD si Up in the Attendance Office are the girls who keep accurate records of the numerous absences, tardies, and cuts ot our students. lt you are ever late, just run upstairs to Room 215 and you'll receive your tardy slip With a big smile from Miss Bennett, Who supervises this Work. It is really a Wonderful job to keep all the many records in order. ATTENDANCE OFFICE GROUP I ATTE A CE UFFICE STAFF Row 1: A. Rowe, I. Hede, B. Brown, K. Sneade, I. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS GROUP H Hazelquist. Row 2: M. De Bartolo, P. Witt, I. Wooden, Row 1: R. Reid. C. Yates, M. Phelan, S. Fleming, I. Hede L. Andrews, B. Burke. R. Hawley, S. Matthews. I. Hill, A. Emick, L. Langer. LIBRARY GROUP I Row 1: L. Chiarella, E. Scaramella. W. Eagan. Row 2: I. Wilkinson. I. Rahill, B. Ladd. Row 3: A. Deutsch, I. Bagren. Al Table: F. Gilmore, B. Nelson. These voluntary Workers are the mainstay oi the Hirsch library. Under the guidance of our li- brarians, Mrs. Lott and Mrs. Denby, the library as- sistants check books in and out, tile, keep records, check attendance during study periods, and care for the books in general. We owe a vote ot thanks to these dependable Workers. LIBRARY GROUP II Row 1: I. Wilson. Row 2: C. Carbone, M. Wheeler C. Iames, I. Kowalesik. D. Bold. Row 3: C. Sommerfeld R. Twedt. Row 4: P. Meyers, C. Hyman, M. Fink. LIBP. i HY IDE 493i Uh! To Be a Senior - and a Girl! MISS ROSS E , Sponsor Membership in this active crnd enjoyable organization is reserved exclu- sively for the senior girls and represents ci high point in their lives at Hirsch. One of the most vivid memories the girls carry With them upon leaving Hirsch is the ted given each semester in honor of the grdducltes and their mothers. Sponsored by Miss L. Ross, the girls have yearly projectsg this year, they worked toward making the girls' locker-rooms more presentcible. SENIOR GIRLS' GROUP I Row 1: I. Becker, P. Heinen, B. Mattes. Row 2: S. Hughes, C. Der- by, E. Olson, C. Yates, S. Wooley. Row 3: S. Weissenbacher, S. Olson, I. Bakouris, C. Matthewson, S. Ca- cozza. Row 4: S. Mathews, I. Bar- nett, M. Schramm, I. Mowatt. Row 5: O. Franzman, D. Hanson, H. Wil- son, D. Class, S. Nelson, B. Lilly, M. Pavlik, I. Larson. SENIOR GIRLS' GROUP II Row I: C. Gregg, M. Iohnson, G. Theodore, S. Genovese. Row 2: M. Marmion, F. Harris, I-I. Quinn, A. Cusmino. Row 3: S. Diamond. C. Goodman, D. Parker. Y. Tardifi. Row 4: B. Brown, D. Beck, B. Peterson, M. Rothchild, I. Dinsdale. Row 5: I. Wilkenson, D. Flaglore, M. Anderson, M. Hughes. Row 6: R. Mueller, E. Sandstrom, L. Peterson, B. Swatos. Row 7: C. Frederick, B. Fishel, B. Carne, I. Iohnson. SENIOR GIRLS' GROUP III Row 1: Ianice Peavler. Row 2: Fran Tauscheck, Millicent Nelson, Ioyce Neilson, Betty Thompson, Iudy Iohn- son. Row 3: Diane Davis, Eileen Fernlund, Karen Siolin, Iudy Culley. Row 4: Lois Schwartz, Rochelle Am- stadler, Gilda Elgenson, Leona Wo- kasch. Row 5: Sally Lautzenhizer, Pat Baumgardner. Row S: Dorothy Moeller, Ianet Douglas, Ruth Reid. Row 7: Dorothy Hallock, Dorothy Morgan, Sue Gordon, Ruby Slutsky, Louise Chiappe. SENIOR GIRLS' GROUP IV Row 1: P. Cox, C. Treganza, I. Chia- petta, K. Teschner. Row 2: I. Scholl, P. Lawler, M. Holzman, I. Thompson, E. Berkensiock, D. Owen, B. Schneid- er, D. Madigan. Row 3: K. Renolds, N. Turner, C. Rodgers, M. Lewis. ,:., 1,i'f'iV 1 l 'W Q- Y af S A 5 . w ,,- . V :,,, ,:... 2 , eff it gi fx iw 4 f S ' MR. KOERNER Sponsor BUY ' BU LI G LEAGUE Beautiful gold trophies and the thrill ot Winning are the prizes for these active boys. With Mr. Koerner as their sponsor, these boys build up a keen Competition as each team tights hard to be on top. Row 1: L. Herlan. G. Waterman. A. Lundeberg, L. Parker Cstcmdingl. Row 2: T. Cunnea lstandingl. R. Herlin. Row 3: E. Turelc, F. Milellcx. L. Turek. Row 4: I. Kohlmcrn, I. Swczrtout, M. Christofaro. Bowl 'Em Over! ! H '1'QV'iT1 Tf Af, i 'Q in ,fx I L- -V P L f MRS. MAGG Sponsor Who is that with the rake? None other than a member of the Gold H, that group of clean-up cru- saders who re-organized last tall under the direction oi Mrs. Lois Magg. Their candy sales to raise funds are always successful because oi the l-lirschites' sweet tooth. The proceeds from these popular sales are used to tultill the Gold purpose of beautify- ing our campus with new trees and shrubs. Best of luck, New Gold GOLD H CUU CIL For a brighter, more beautiful Hirsch ig, if 4955 Row 1: K. Philan, I. Wilmat, M. Scaramella. M. Landon. M. Mc- Mackin, A. Vaughan. Row 2: C. Muller, G. Bassett, M. Phil- lips. S. Sautter, I. Tressal. D. Barry. G. Hough. Row 3: R. Reid. C. Yates, S. Wolley. D. Emshiser, L. Campbell. A. Kell- ham, H. Gilbert. Row 4: I. Warn, M. Fink, S. Baldwin. I. Singelman, D. Iohnson. S. Barry. I. Waters. Row 5: M. B. Schmeider. B. De Vuis, I. Ahlberg. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Bcrmbace. A. Robin. C. Tolley. Kaz, P. Pearson. I. Quance. R. Lidstrom. I. Culley, D. Har- din, B. Lasko, I. Alexander. P. Enjoying the Signery POSTERMEN'S CLUB A. Nelson. H. Koerner, C. Trock. C. Huedeponi. MOVIE OPERATORS Row 1: B. Curtis, R. Small, R. Riney. K. Iohnson, R. Iohnson, T. Maynard. B. Blake., C. Biork- lund. Row 2: N. Pearson, G. Holmbeck. A. Myren, W. Riley. G. Goodrich. I. Hede- gard. At Table: F. Froelich, I. Ahlberg. B. Ladd, C. Moline. Standing: G. Klare. I. Heilman, R. Offill, D. Kohn, R. Sommer- field, P. Lindquist. R. Michaels. H. Braidman, B. Stender. R. Nelson, R. Annis. Llhts! Camera! Action! ' By using the silk-screen method of making signs, the Postermen's Club informs Hirschites of the many sports and social events taking place. Under the direction of Mr. Koerner, they keep us up to date on all current affairs. Bringing the World to the classroom is the vol- untary jolo of these boys, Who, under Mr. Duskin, give up their time to make our many educational periods more interesting. PU TERME ' CLUB MOVIE 'OPERATOR 497D ' These industrious girls do their best to help those in charge of prograrr Record Ufflce ming so that the students may have the best program that the school has t . offer. They handle all the routine details of programming, and assist Mis ASSISIHHIS I-lurney and Miss Bernstein in all Ways possible. These helpful, lively lasses, under the able direction of Miss Duke, sort mail, 0 . run errands, look up programs, phone messages to the different classes, and Maln UHIICQ perform many other routine duties. Besides learning office practice, they all 3,25-eivilgigtct its fun meeting people who come into the office, and they all enjoy Assistants RECORD OFFICE GROUP I Row 1, Seated: A. Cusmino, I. Carlson. Y. Tardif, I. Alexander. Row 2. Standing: G. Bassett. F. Harris, F. Kraft. A. Smith. RECORD OFFICE GROUP II Row 1: M. Manning, Row 2: I. Iosephson. G. Leavitt. S. Barton. G. Hughes. V. Rohs. Row 3: G. Bowen. C. Lantezo, C. Butler. M. Chambers. I. Benedict. MAIN OFFICE GROUP I I. Cullinane. N. Wallin. C. Gustafson. E. Fleming. N. Smith. C. Plutz. S. Holmberg. MAIN OFFICE GROUP II Row I: K. Phelan. L. Chance. A. Vaughan. Row Z: A. Edens. G. Lord. H. Wilson. l I TICKET SALESMEN E. Sullivan. P. An- Mr. McNally. S. Kaz. I. Schilling. I. Iohnson. dersen. B. Icmzon. D. Owen TICKET SALESMEN have done a Mr. Selig and his helpers splendid job keeping track ot our thousands ot textbooks. b ok? Then go to the Lostabook? Needa o h e attendants are Waiting to bookroom W er serve you. BOOK ROOM ATTENDANTS D. Shaykin, D. Stor. W. Link. Who'l1 buy a ticket? is the familiar cry heard Whenever a salesman approaches. Un- der the guidance ot Mr. R. McNally, these stu- dents have sold their Way into being an im- portant part ot Our Heritage. BUUKRUUM ATTENDANTS 4997 MI5f3'055fN PA -AMERICAN LE GU Good Will Is Their Business Students of Spanish find the Pan-American Club a grand place in which to practice the language. This club, under the direction of Mrs. Kohn, is for the purpose of promoting better understanding between our Southern neighbors and the United States. 11005 D. Beck, Secretary: B. Michals, President: D. Moeller, Vice-President: El. Fitzpatrick, Treasurer. Row 1: D. Beck: D. Moeller, R. Michaels, B. Came, M. Alvine. Row 2: R. Nyberg, S. Fleming, E. Fleming, S. Bald- win, I. Warn, S. Zeimmer. R. Pick, I. Cheney, C. Fitzgerald, I. Bamville, S. Galloway. Row 1: N. Hendrickson, C. Freund. Row 2: M. Ruvoli, L. Shubet. T. Smith, I. Alexan- der. Row 3: I. Wooden, R. McCarthy, N. Wallen, S. Holmberg, G. Lord. Row 4: G. Weiner, H. Cohn, S. Stewart, E. Desanto, R. Frale, N. Arvis. Row 5: I. Naso, B. Swanson, B. Wolf, C. Tolly, E. Glickman, M. Karant. Un the Aisle HIP1 CH U HER So you think Andy Frains' ushers re good? Wait 'till you've seen our irsch R. O. T. C. ushers! Courteous? ut yes! Efficient? With a capital EMI andsorne? lust take a look! R. O. T. C. USHERS Row 1: K. Gicmnoules. R. Kaiser. G. Gil- more, C. Bergstrom, M. Kerstern. Row 2: L. Lilly, C. Stone. D. Brannon, A. Callahan. R. Martinez. Row 3: L. Kite, R DeVries. R. Werner, K. Iohnson. Standing: N. Olson I. Quirk. I. Darrow. GBUS DER FUR CLEANLINESS The Cleanup Committee Under the able leadership of Mrs. L. Magg, this vigorous group has done a magnificent job in making our com- munity a better place in which to live. This has been accomplished by encour- aging better habits of cleanliness in both the home and school. Kneeling: R. Barry. Standing: B. Lczsko. I. Iohnson, D. Kimble. I. Alexander. Lunehroom ,Aides Through the tireless efforts of these boys and girls, our lunchroom staff is greatly assisted in its Work of keeping our lunchroom clean and pleasant. R. Iohnson, S. Lettiere, C. Fraclick, T. McNulty. Kneeling: G. Klczire. 1 HIRSC FOOTBALL TEAM With the return ot six letter men, a host ot last year's reserves, and some good new material, Coach O'Brien, better known to most as UO. B. , set to work with a determination to turn out a team better than last year's. ln the weeks which preceded the opening game, UO. B. sent his team through many hours of gruelling practice. With every practice the team looked better, and as the opening game with Argo grew near, the Maroon and White machine showed the results ot UG. B.'s ability to instill tight and determination into his boys, Argo was the first to be knocked down. Although they were heralded as a good team, the Huskies came out the vic- tors, ZU to 6. Next to be tackled was Calumet. Without our two co- captains, Richard Bruno and Alex Nelson, we saw a tough game end in a knot, 7 up. Out-classing South Shore by a defeat ot seventeen points, we moved to the hardest game of all - Fenger. They proved to be strong even in bad weather. Our boys, in spite of poor weather conditions, however, played one of the best games of the year, only to lose by a small margin, 6 to U. Running over Harper, then Bowen, Cin which most people think Richard Bruno played his best gamel, we ended our winnings for the year. The loss of the last two games was inconsequential if each boy learned good sportsmanship and the value oi clean competition, which is the greatest gain ot all. HUSKIE 41025 ,-A 5 I it 1 Q :xwff . VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 'ow 1: P. Pearson, A. Nelson, C. Trock, F. Rago, G. Kliros, R. Tacker, l. Hopkins, I. LaMantia, R. Simmons, I. Knight, R. Bruno, I. Quance, S. Kaz Tow 2: R. Seline, R. Rasch, G. Maynard, D. Hasley, S. Argento, D. Kohn. L. Keller, H. Clare, A. Ruskin, R. Berger, W. Kapsalis, N. Vinik, I. Chavkin. L. Callahan. Row 3: H. Choisser, I. Frankenberger, R. Kennedy. I. Phelps, V. Sterrett, B. Troutman, R. Salvino, E. Fitzpatrick, D. Wigersma, P. Walsh, . Slutsky, W. Tucker, E. Malito, E. Stearns, Coach B. O'Brien. FROSH-SOPH TEAM ow 1: G. Kuenster, H. Clegg, D. Seline, I. Sulages, R. Myers, I. Zimmer- ian, W. Browning, G. Knight, R. Barry, D. Iameson. Row 2: P. Argires, . Iantz, G. Picoli, R. Char, F. Peters, A. Sinclen, A. Kilim, I. Stripling, f. Clanfield, C. Engstrom, G. Kliros. Row 3: C. Bjorklund, B. Grimmer. L. Hager, I. Sterling, S. Waters, F. Alo, R. Mormelstein, R. Irvine, I. Long, '. Watkiss, I. Meyers, P. Buchen. Co-captain A. Nelson, Coach B. O'Brien, Co-captain R. Bruno. Coach B. O'Brien speaking at iootball banquet. THEY'LL FIGHT U , WI UR LU E 1104! ,Q Q X ig, I i IF YOU W HIP: CH Row 1: S. Argenio. R. Berger, K. Bringe. R. Bruno. A. Callahan. Row 2: I. Chavkin. H. Chois- ser. H. Clare, E. Fiizpatrick. I. Frankenberger. Row 3: D. Hasley, B. Kcxpsalis, B. Keller. R. Kennedy. G. Kliros. I. Knight. Row 4: D. Kohn. A. Hopkins, I. LaMantia. E. Malito, G. Maynard. S. Nelson. UU W FUUTB LL. Row 1: I. Phelps, I. Qucxnce, F. Rago, A. Ruskin, B. Salvino, R. Simmons. Row 2: L. Sluisky, E. Stearns, B. Sterrett, B. Tucker, C. Trock. Row 3: B. Troutman, W. Tucker, C. Vinezecmo, N. Vinik, P. Walsh. Row 4: D. Wigersmcz, R. Seline, C. Kliros, S. Kaz, P. Argiros. 41osy THEILLS EEEUEE, EUEINE, N ,W 11-'sn mid Ehfyg. .wi A ' l aw' AND AFTER THE GAME! HEBUE UF THE HU HIE Rich Bruno - lost ior words th seventh Annual Foot- Another success for Hirsch Was e ball Banquet held at the Morrison Hotel. With plenty of food and good entertainment for the asking, the boys became indi- ' h ni ht. All year long, it's Work - Work - vidual heroes for t e g Work, so, as a reward tor their efforts, for the one night, it's eat - eat - eat. HE PEOPLE'S CHOICE T for the first time at Hirsch. one player, Richard Bruno, was yiven recognition by his teammates for outstanding accom- ' ar's co-captain, Ken Bringe. presents Presentation of letters by Couch O'Brien alishment. Here, next ye lim with a handsome trophy. 41075 The Big Four T. Derick, I. Snyder, H. Larson, SENIOR TEAM D. Baihcx, K. Clcmfield, T. Der- ick, M. Hanson. I. Heiniz. B. Kelly. H. Larson. D. Moore, B. Naylor. L. Parker. F. Plevo, F. Rago, I. Snyder, B. Teschke. M. Wild. qmay SENIOR CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH T. Derick, Coach Mcrbbott, and F. Rago. E IUP1 B HETB LL IUNIOR CAPTAIN AND COACH I. Alicmo and Mr. Mabboti. IU IUR BI KETB LL The Not S0 Bigsy hut Just as Sharp R. Nordstrom, N. Alleruzzo, Coach Mabboit, T. MCKCIY. I. Alberg. JUNIOR TEAM I. Alberg. I. Alfcmo, N. Allerg uzzo, T. Case, G. Dickeii. B. Kapsalis, F. LoFurno, G. Maynard, T. McKay, R. Nord- sirom. I. Phillips, B. Warfield, R. Wy- lie, I. Icxvellcz. B. Ladd. 41094 T E BREE SENIOR SCORES IUNIOR SCORES HIRSCH 60 Harper 55 HIRSCH Parker 44 Parker 61 HIRSCH 39 HIRSCH Carver 40 Carver 59 HIRSCH 54 HIRSCH Harper 41 HIRSCH 53 Bowen 35 HIRSCH Bowen 21 Calumet 85 HIRSCH 60 HIRSCH Calumet 35 HIRSCH 47 Morgan Park 44 HIRSCH Morgan Park 43 HIRSCH 47 C. V. S. 45 C, V. S. HIRSCH 36 South Shore 74 HIRSCH 67 South Shore HIRSCH 45 HIRSCH '51 Fenger 46 Eenger HIRSCH 27 Hyde Park 60 HIRSCH 42 Hyde Park HIRSCH 45 Waller HIRSCH 34 41105 ETH THE SPEED UUE B KETBALL TEAM With fighting hearts, a sense of fair play, and inspired coaching by Mr. Lloyd Mabbott, the Cagers scored again by finishing fourth in South Sec- tion. Although both teams had a good combination of offense and defense, Lady Luck often failed to give them those few quick ones necessary to win. Besides making a good showing in regular competition, the Iunior team made a bid for honors in the city tour- nament, and the Seniors put up a hard but losing battle against mighty Mc- Kinley in the Tech Tournament. Graduation took some of the punch out of the boys when the Iuniors lost two of their top scorers, Tom Kapsalis and Ken Briggs. The Seniors also suf- fered by the loss of Warren Walski, a first stringer, but both teams came through with an impressive record and a lot of experience toward a cham- pionship year next year. Every member of both teams was a star in his own right,' each Contributing to the success of the team as a whole. However, Tom Derick of the Senior Team was especially outstanding and earned for himself a position on both the South Section and City Teams. 4111y .. A I..l'.:'Wn'- -- mam- fe. .em-ma. uxai. m 1 A. za.. ' wx EA HRK SENIOR SWIM TEAM Seated: R. Wylie, L. Slutsky, A. Gleghorn, R. Marks, F. Pet- ers, R. Linde, R. Lundgren. Standing: Mr. Paterson. IUNIOR SWIM TEAM Seated: R. Troutman, G. Tills. H. Slogenhop, C. Nelson. On Board: D. Debo, M. Moran. W. Weible, D. Sabo, T. Petrus. Standing: Mr. Paterson, F. Lewis, L. Helbig. Wh0's All Wet?-Not Us!! The Hirsch Mermen of both the Senior and lunior teams have made a valuable contribution to Our Heritage. Through the able guidance and coach- ing of Mr. Paterson, the team has brought honor to I-lirsch's athletic depart- ment. Perhaps all meets were not won by the Mermen, but the fine spirit and sportsmanship were there. In individual accomplishment, Al Gleghorn of the Senior Team, and Dick Debo of the Iunior Team shared high honors. Al qualified as an alternate on the all-city team, While Dick placed third in the city competition. DETERMINATION READY, GET SET, GO! THE BIG SPLASH 'gKSL'p 'RFQ f. , ' mf,H5CifXs W. ,fi WZ 55,9 QXXFSQ6 qS5cH BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: I. Guige. D. Scxbo. C. Sacks, B. Ncxlor, R. Lundgren. ' - F. Ra o, W. Aichroth. L. Parker, R. Martin. ' B nes, I. M1scho. Row 2. g G. Dickett. C. Hengstrom, T. Case. Row 3: G. Kllros. A. cn' B. Teschke. G. Kuenster, I. Cronin, D. Bathcr, Mr. Mahboit. HIBSCH BASEBALL SCORES Morgan Park 4 Hirsch 9 Parker Hirsch l BASEBALL TEAM Harper Hirsch Thanks to the precision pitching of Tom Cronin, FGUQSI' HlTSCh and the outstanding batting and leadership of Bill C- V- S- Hirsch Teschke and the other co-captain Torn Case, the Calumet Hlrsch Hirs h Batrn 1 l ' ' th t f Bowen Hirsch c f .ent Won aucrles again in e orrn o a South Shore Hirsch season o eign Wins an six losses. lliyde Polak k Il-glrscllll Graduationuthreatens, as usual, to present a se- Hgigggl QT Vere man-power problem, but Mr. Mabbotts excel- Fenger Hirsch lent coaching Will not fail to produce another fine PQI-key Hirsch team tor next season. Hirsch 4 ll C. V. S. 3? The year 1951 has been one of the best years for the Hirsch Wrestling team, which has again se- cured honors for Hirsch by taking second place in the city. Many individual championships Were Won by our team members in their Various classesg Bob Gordon, Dan Kimble, Ronald Carlson, and Arnold Ruskin took tirsts , While George Kliros took a sec- ond , and Nick Michas and Alan Hopkins took thirds . Their loss to Tilden, however, kept them from the city championship, but the team is looking forward to an even more successful season next year. Congratulations, Coach O'Brienl LETTEP1lV1EN'S CLUB Well Earned Glory 1 1114i WRESTLING TEAM Row 1: D. Englund, E. Goldbloom, B. Go don. S. Brucato, R. Carlson, A. Ruski: S. Clare, A. Hopkins, W. Linde. Row 1 D. Halsey, I. Frankenburger. G. Kliros, Vinik, B. Salvino. N. Michas. I. Castellczn D. Kimble, E. Dale. Row 3: Mr. O'Brie R. Bruno. P. Argeris, I. St. Aubin. C. Bert strom, I. Goldbaum, T. Wutkiss. I. Riggle. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Row 1: O'Brien. D. Englund, D. Kimbl E. Fitzpatrick, S. Argenio, R. Berger. I. Sn' der, B. Gordon, I. Alfcxno. Row 2: R. Bru G. Kliros, B. Sterrett, B. Simmons, P. Peld son, B. Warfield, I. Case, I. Philips. Row C F. Rago. A. Hopkins, B. Keller, R. Carlso E. Goldbloom, I. Phelps, A. Ruskin, B. So vino. Row 4: I. Quance, K. Bringe, . ' Barnes, L. Parker, B. Kelly, T. Derick. Ro 5: V. F. LoFerno. G. Dickeit, R. Wylie. Teschke. H. Larson. B. Kcrpsulis. WRESTLING TEAM Look Girls - Muscles! The Lettermen's Club is composed of boys Who have received letters in recognition of their con- tributions to the various sports at Hirsch. They meet occasionally With their sponsor, Mr. B. O'Brien, and their goal is strictly social. They are an essential part ot Hirsch's Heritage, as they are a great tribute to our athletic department. CITY CH.l'il'v1PS Brains and Bravvn - a Good Combination Bob Gordon Dan Kimble Ronald Carlson Arnold Ruskin Alan Hopkins George Kliros City Champ- City Champ- City Champ- City Champ- 3rd place- 2nd Place- 112 lbs. 120 lbs. 127 lbs. 133 lbs. 145 lbs. 175 lbs. -1 4115y GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSUCI TIU rr The Weaker Sex? Alert minds, teamwork, and physical fitness go into the makings of l-lirsch's G. A. A. The girls join this association for the purpose of maintaining healthy minds as Well as healthy bodies. While Working and playing together, the girls learn the value of cooperation, good sportsmanship and fair play. The officers and board members of the associa- tion, together with their sponsor, Mrs. Vera Bartlett, form the rules and regulations of the organization. Many parties and other social events are also planned throughout the semester for the enjoyment of everyone. t h , l MRS. BARTLETT Sponsor G. A. A. OFFICERS Row 1: E. Peterson. L. Barneii. Row 2: C. Dimock, S. Waters. G. A. A. BOARD Row 1: F. Froehlick, B. Peterson. I. Peters, M. Grummitt. Row 2: G. Bassett. S. Sczutter, S. Bulzhiser. GIRLS' B SHETBAU. Only good sportsmanship goes with these girls. With Mrs. Bartlett as their sponsor, these gals meet every Wednes- day after ninth period tor a brisk game of basketball, thus Contributing teamwork, mental alertness, and responsibility to Hirsch's Heritage. I. Peters, S. Sautier. L. Barnett Newman. M. Grummit, G. Bowen I. Broo. C. Dimock. G. Bassett. I. Setters D Morgan, D. Parker. B. Peterson Keep your eye on the ball. I. Russo. H. Stevens. I. Singelman D. Emahiser. M. Gcrlaiia, F. Frohlick As Sports Go, S0 G0 the Girls CAPTAIN BASKETBALL Row I: L. Swcmberg, S. Mcrithew D. Morgan, B. Peterson, C. Dimock Row 2: M. Grummit, L. Barnett, I. Broo, I Sch'll' . 1 Ing. I. Rahill. Row 3: S. Newman. VOLLEYBALL Row 1: A. Cusmino, S. Balzhiser, S. Sautter, S. Newman, S. Waters, E. Peterson. Row 2: I. Douglas, I. Broo, I. Singelmcm, M. Grummit, L. Barnett, F. Froehlick. DETERMINATION PAYS SOFTBALL Row 1: S. Balzhiser, L. Barnett, I. Douglas, I. Broo. Row 2: I. Singel- mcm, S. Waters, F. Froehlick. Row 3: D. Emahiser, E. Peierson, C. Dimock. B. Peterson. 1 71 DH 71 TIP i-ugul-1 1 ll! CE Miss FLAHERTY SWIIIIIIIIH' Sponsor Wimmen These gorgeous gals not only look good in bathing suits but are excellent swimmers as well. Under the capable sponsorship of Miss Helen Flaherty, the Aquatic Club gives performances for open house, have induction teas for new members and their mothers, and have splash parties for them- selves. The Club is not only for enjoyment, for the girls actually gain aquatic prowess while perform- ing to music and before audiences. Perfection is what they strive for, and perfection is what they have! On Ladder: Icxnis Iohnson. Row 1: B. Bambick, P. Anderson, I. Budig. I. Trissel, M. Louis. C. Nelson. C. Gregg, C. Peterson. I. Benson, P. Udel, N. Geringer, C. Geringer, A. Heidel. Row 2: M. Rothschild, M. Iohnson, B. Erickson. N. Smith. N. Morin, D. Iohnson, I. Duffel. B. Came, I. Ioyce. M. Milbrook, A. Storer, M. Fink, I. Wilkinson. ' 1119! GIRLS' BOWLING GROUP I Row I: B. Shapiro, B. Smith, B. Brown. Row 2: G. Sterling, B. Tait, B. Blaney, B. Steinke. Row 3: M. Martens, I. Rosynek, L. Zink, D. Natalie, M. Iohnson, A. Edens. Row 4: N. Turner, B. Schneider, R. Lincoln, B. Burke, N. Smith. Row 5: I. Warn. Q. B ,. fi ,.,. Q- GIRL ' ifa g .A BOWLING KIILP S ponsoz GIRLS' BOWLING GROUP II Row I: S. Waters. Row 2: R. Evans, M. Hackel, I. Lunde, P. Lincke, L. Andrews, A. Iohnson, A. Iohnson. Row 3: I. Peterson, M. Iewell, M. Izenstark. Row 4: H. Cohen, G. Engel, I. Barnard, I. Singelman. Row 5: B. Turek. E. Milonas, I. McCoy, M. Panke. Under the sponsorship ot Mrs. M. Kulp, the Girls' Bowling League meets each Tuesday and Thursday evening. The girls have formed several teams, each with a captain, and there is keen competition among them. The highlight of the year is the annual Bowling Banquet which is held in the Skyroom of the Sherry Hotel, and at which is the presentation ot awards to the high scorers. To prove that our girls are on the ball , many were invited to compete in the Sixth Annual National Bowling Tournament on March 31. CHEEP.LEADEP.S the Light hehiud the Might CHEERLEADERS C. Carlson, I. Briscoe, B. Came, B. Swanson. L. Chiuppe. C. Gregg. B. Ianzon, D. Beck. MRS. ROTH Sponsor H. Koerner Lung-Power for Sports-Power THE CHEERING SECTION The cheering section made its debut this year among shouts and cheers that prove these spirited girls are out to back the cheerleaders and team. We hope they will be as enthu- siastic and cooperative next year, as they have been in this, their opening season. CHEERING SECTION Row l: L. Zink, D. Emcxhiser, G. Kurty, I. Houston. I. Rosynek, G. Fczjkucy, I. Wilmot, K. Phelan. M. Phelcxn, N. Nelson, E. Milonas. M. McMackin. Row 2: M. Scarcxmilla. S. Lundeberg. M. Sandcxker. L. Sorokcrc. M. Ranger, M. McNitf, F. Wright, I. Bo- gren. I. Kowalesik, N. Rolnik, R. Lovin, K. Pace. M. Frczngella, C. Frcrchlich. S. Hudson, E. Biehl. Row 3: A. McCann. L. Strett, M. Manning. V. Rohs. B. Beckman. S. Barton, G. Bassett, K. Bruce. M. Izenstark. I. Trunhan, C. Fireman. T. McNulty. G. Prenatt, G. Lavitt, M. Landon. Row 4: H. Nelson, I. Sellers, V. Michalou. L. Reitman, M. Waen, F. Shapiro. D. Cavoto. I. Russo, S. Mozin. M. Galottcx, A. Bczuza, M. Donahue, C. Carlson, M. Phillips. G. Marian. Life at Hirsch would not be complete With- out our lovely and vivacious cheerleaders to raise the spirits of the team and student body. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Roth, these dar- lings of Hirsch faithfully pep up the crowd and make our football games, athletic events, pep rallies, and that unforgettable night of the Football Banquet something to be remembered. s y , , Q C QA 'G ' V G Sm f 4 4 -l J' XX at K ,v W L. x X l ' . ', Q! Q .I l 1 l s A I x I. I V Q ' X ,, GOOD LUCK SENIOBS A is ' u JXXNN 0 lx, .hm UN. X Qs 2 5, y M I s 1, ,, - l A 5 Y GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES, INC. 'I 1 A -C' K' ' X Q 5 '4 V hx ' 4140 N. Kolmar Ave. CKQ t. 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