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J Sterling Morton East High School - Mortonian Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

 - Class of 1941

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V! !ww fm -Zhi f ' 4Li'Wm I Lf 4'VLJ Mt'1 ,f,? i i 'ff' A E - a cross sectzon . x. , K our faculty. . fo ' fi , ,tmwg-gmu 'WWWN -A In ,gui , - -- Sgzfbij i -if ycfcfof-PJ ,Ja ' JL any WMM' To 'MV'iL'Ts'jZ5,i irecfom an ,ora ucem oo over new - ' T -4- y , 1 I X J., f Ng ,S-11,17 BXLJ qvtx .J . fe- X . ,'s.4. .Av ,gf-CWL,4,. ,f T golf' ,gf , , , .Q K ', I fri f . V- cf f , ,L,'v-ps.,-f', 7 iff, - Qff -Mqjyffj I2 ' -W ,f---'y'1,J'X--L,-Q,f' Producer in Chief Perhaps The mosT Tamiliar Tigure in Mor- Ton's halls is ThaT oT our SuperinTendenT, Mr. MacLean. The enTire sTudenT body knows him by sighT and a greaT many sTu- denTs know him personally as a Triend. IT is because Mr. MacLean is so democraTic and Triendly ThaT he is so well liked by sTu- denTs and TaculTy alike. The lVl.S.G.A. has Tound by experience ThaT our SuperinTendenT is always willing To help wiTh a diTTiculT siTuaTion, To cooperaTe wiTh The sTudenT lead- ers in promoTing new plans, and To give helpTul advice Trom his vasT sTore oT expe- rience. Under his leadership MorTon has regained iTs place on The NorTh CenTral accrediTed lisT, and has become a source oT pride To all concerned wiTh our school. The sTudenT body and TaculTy are uniTed in Their belieT ThaT wiTh The conTinued leader- ship oT Mr. MacLean, our school will be- come one oT The ToremosT in The land. AssisTa nT IT one were To pick The busiesT man in lvlorTon, iT would surely be Mr. STone. For besides his work as AssisTanT SuperinTendenT, he is head oT The social sTudies deparTmenT, adviser To The lvl.S.G.A. Board oT DirecTors, and chairman oT, or adviser To innumerable commiTTees. T-lis deparTmenT has become a leader oT progressive Trends in educa- Tion. l-lis cooperaTion and advice have proved very helpTul To The lv1.S.G.A. Board and The commiTTees he has helped. As a member oT The adminisTraTion, he has been especially helpTul in giving The viewpoinT oT ThaT body on sTudenT problems and plans. In spiTe oT all his acTiviTies, his hosT oT Triends, boTh sTudenTs and TaculTy members know him as always possessing The same Triendly, helpTul, and cheerTul disposiTion. X. :Aj M 1 . ,, ,T , T . Me' new -,.f.,-Qf-.....Wei- wwf- Q ij! Vida? g Lil g fi V ,W , 1. , -aff4,.', Mi' Vg'-.. ffcfi-T ,,,,4e'f Y 'fr' 1 M 04 'M 'pf' faigif aliitf Aegin Cadfiwl or dnhua laroczccfion, V eaves! .za Voir' f ' fa-fu Cf:-J' .Ayf 4f'f -X41 Board of Ceinsors One of MorTon's organizaTions ThaT is liT- Tle known, buT very necessary is The Board of Educ'aTion. The Tive men comprising This public spiriTed group have The enormous responsibiliTy OT The adminisTraTion oT our school and The appropriaTion oT public Tunds Tor The school's mainTenance. This year The Board had our halls and rooms repainTed and all oT our lockers Tinished wiTh The same dark shade oT green To replace The many varying colors Tormerly Tound in MorTon's halls. The Board: R. W. l-loTTman3 G. PeTro7 C. J. Nowak: R. Novyq E. W. Chodl. DirecTors Many MorTon girls have discovered ThaT The girls' deans, Misses Fisher and PruTsman, are people To be liked because oT Their sym- paTheTic undersTanding and genuine help- Tulness. As They handle aTTendance prob- lems and discipline cases day aTTer day wiTh TacT and kindness, They win many Triends Tor Themselves and ThaT is as iT should be. ln addiTion To Their regular duTies They're always ready To lend a 'helping hand in any club acTiviTy. Direc'l'ors T Among The mosT likeable and helpTul per- sons To be Tound in This school are Messrs. BurTord and Johnson, The boys' deans. Their years oT service have given Them The abili+y To handle wiTh sympaThy and Triendliness The mosT diTTiculT discipline cases and The ever-presenT problem oT people who cuT classes. Many a boy would beneTiT iT he knew his deans as The Triends They deserve To be and noT as TruanT oTTicers. pfyf,1 my Qs-f' I3 'N .1 , , ,,. JL 0 1,1414 l i.4 il . 'Aj ii-1 n,r XF JJ 91- . ' L- ' Jj ' -A ii ff il ul qi' , XS ,.,i lvlfllllill zf J r - .- f' gf ff K 'I V J ' E a ' P i ga? Cv ' nf Iliff? C J' . , L df ' iQ li ai .J .' i ' U, , XNN' ' A fy if L l i . - i A '- L- ' 1 v ff' ' ij I A K V My ui, x C. Cliflon Aird Nalural Science C. B. Allen . . . Vocalrional Alvin T. Almer . . English Merlin M. Ames . Social Science J l-l. M. Anderson . Vocalional I 5 J. Fay Anderson . English Elizabelh Augusrine . Malhemalfv: Jessie M. Ausrin . Persl rynel bel L. Bania . .lfanggiage ' ' ,Kiaglh Barkley . . Naiuralscience 5 Nel arlels . . English 5 r 'SX Balson Physic lj ducarionu ff L Edlvard Bedrava Nqfiiral SciengeQ I A I I, 1 -Vi SWiola Beebe . ,, iComm ial 9 V , 'v -. K Edna P. Beers . . :lMa'l'heii A ics S A of Ceo-ilegell . . : . Language ' Y gifkanc . Berry . .D . I' Engl' ' -Ji sf 4 ,,,' L. M. Blaha . . -Y . Q . . Mu ic N of i '+V Mrs. M. J. Blair 5 . ii! Langiiage . Grace S. Blixr . . yome Eqgliomics , Maryll-lelen Bole X3 . . English Q Johnl-l.Bol+ . ,. is English fix Russell l-l. Bcln uidi IJ .Q I. Ehggsh Q .Earl ralclnen . Y . Nalural Science K He anfBr lclce . Vocarional ' ' 1 abell-Exem .jj Cqrsnmercial r inia' .Broxpi . .J 'Librarian gy Biiddelcej . . ifhaiheiriiifaiics Florence lloclc . ,rgocial Science Vern unnell l . 5 English - Mr.'Doalc has a smile lor The camera. A sludy in concenlralion. Everybody's friend, Miss Russell. Danielfiurlordil . Aliale Bum A . Olga Bgish . CaJrl'1erinierCallahan l-loyyia-rd Campbell Ellen Carlson -'r' .1 . ,V i 1 i' l g. i. 5 . -v, i' lx .1 V ' ,lf . . . Sgcial Science 4. . English . l English Physical Educalion A gg gf Vocaiional . A R-Social Science A M . Q x . mf L X.- N N -. f0l ii P058 Ol CCl,Ifl'l8l al'l'L6ll'l -2 Y. R. Malcolm Chandler A. S. Charm . William J. Cherry Alfred M. Clem . Rulh Coggeshall A . Raymond Coslabile F. E. Crain . Ferris B. Crum . Anna Danovslcy . E. Danovslqy . G. Darlingron Carl D. Davis . J. V. Deal . . Ellen l-l. Dearmoni Doris Denlon . Charles L. Deiriclc Marjorie A. Diez . W. F. Doalc . Ann Dolezal . John l-l. Drechney . l-l. R. Drobnilq . Clifford Druschel E. A. Dungan . A. C. Elliol . . Grace E. Ellioll . Maloel Ellis . . Evelyn G. Endriz . Bernice L. Evans M. Leona Falls . l-lerloerl O. Farber . Charles D. Fariss Frances Fell . . George Fencl . Leona l-l. Feiie Douglas Finlayson . l-loward Fl. Finley Meda Fisher . . l K ex. . . English Home Economics . . English Nalural Science . Social Science . Malhemafics . Vocalrional . Nafural Science Naiural Science . Vocaiional . Librarian . . English . Commercial . . English Social Science . Vocafional . . English . Commercial . Orfhopedic . . Language . Commercial . Vocafional . Social Science Nalrural Science . . English Nalural Science . Ma+hema+ics . English . . English . Commercial . Social Science . . English Physical Educaiion . Orihopedic . . Vocalional . . English Physical Educalion Mr. Bonaguidi 'midsl' his pupils. Seen in MorJron'shalls1 Miss Uehren Chrislmas spiril in Jrhe Penihouse. Miss Ellioli finds grading papers greaf sporl. Hardy souls, These ouldoor men. All The world's a srage for Miss Cogge- shall. fflfffs t ,,l 71. X fgealagoguediff ine in Uluaf al if A73 L2 ,355 i- Q3 if Louise Fisher . Erma Fiich . Marion E. Flanders . T. D. Fox . . A. S. Franz . . Fannie A. French . Grace Gaarcler . Mrs. Josephine Gaulr Paul W. Gawne . Margarei Gleason . M. F. Granlund . Marguerile Granl' . E. Worcesler Green Maloel Greenwald . Huldah Grieder . Charles H. Haberman Roberl' M. Hale . Harold Hansen . . Walfer E. Hamish . Ernesf W. Heim . Roberi B. Heinsen Roberl A. Hessler Clyde B. Hickman . Faifh D. Hills . Vynce A. Hines . Charles Hilrch . Warren E. Hogue . Mildred M. Hopp . Waller B. Hughes . Roy U. Hulchens . Llewellyn G. Hulchison S. Ferne Irwin . Emilie Jahellca . . Joseph Jahellca . Franlc A. Janacelc . Eskil E. Johnson L, Physical Eclucafion . Commercial Physical Educafion Nalural Science . . . Arr . Educalion . English . . English . Vocafional . . Librarian . Vocalional Home Economics . . English . Commercial . English . . Music . Social Science . Naiural Science . Malhemafics Nalural Science . Commercial . Social Science . Vocaiional . Commercial . Malhemafics . Nafural Science . Social Science . . English . . English . Commercial . . English Home Economics Physical Educaiion Physical Educafion . Malhemaiics . . English yi il -' X my syn! Q i,.f I., .iff if i rn. . 1' ,f Y' U f ENN . 1 1 4 X roi ,anal feaclzer fe iffi?-21 A M ix., if Q9 x Lawrenc W. J so . Nafura ience JrhyJ ' . . . Social Sc ce . asi . . R306 :ence Char 'relc . . ual Sci ery L. Kimball X . rre Ko o . Naiural S e Sa mund Kos: i . . ocial Scie ovanic . . Commerci5lQ .C rgar Kraemer . nguage X 'Chard Kr er . Voca al 'X Pa ' e Krueg . boqnmercii-D O.J. drnovslcy . . Phys: lEduca'lion Georgie L if . hysica calion r Ann La eri' . Comm cial Leo Lang . . . En Guillor arimer . .So ial Science Hy Rae 'r . . hysical cafion Leclbei r . . Marhe ics M. L GOHGFCAK' . Phys l'Ecluca'r' Fre ' Lindley . . a'rhema+ics, Kglar T. Lo . Xiocial S ' ce L a Lollari ..... gilish Robe .Lunclgren , . . English George .Lyle . . c fional l-lorlense lfwdonald . Comme ial Beafrice L. Mar '. ' al Educa'rio William Marlin . . Socia cience E. A. Maihieson . 5. . Voca ' al Paul J. Mail . . Langua Melba G. Maurice . . Commercial 'N Florence S. McKenzie Y? . English X' Harold L. Meekezr' .kXSocial Science Wilhelmina Migge ' iflzlome Economics L. G. Milces . . . T : Xlfnglish Bohumil E. Milcula . fa .C Language Y Q Any mail Jroclay, Mr. l-laberman? A sympafhelic lisfener is Miss Ausiin. Mr. Meeker measures mealfime money Johnny's parenfs confer wi'rh Miss Modini. Gab-lesi. ls if cold, Mr. Bunnell? Mach J, gf , K, r fu . , ' iav2aLZZgZFiiZ5 Zo f ry 2 'J ,226 Wk' 'fr Flora Moclini . . Language A. R. Moore Nalural Science F. C. Morgan . Language B. D. Morland . . Nalural Science Arlhur L. Morley . . Vocalional Willard Muehl . Eva l. Murren . Roberr Nauman Anne Nelson . E. W. Nelson . Charles K. Nicholas Leonard A. Niemi Vega Norrby . . Adele J. Novolny . Joseph Ondrus . Erma R. Cwens Vera J. Palm . Mildred Parizelc . Julia S. Palris . lrene Pauley . Paul Pavlinelc . Ralph M. Perry . Marie D. Pefers Glen K. Pierce . Floyd S. Placzelc Frances A. Pope Waller S. Pope . George S. Porfer . E. J. Polls . . Jacqueline Preslon Ladd C. E. Prucha Eunice M. Prulsman Glidden B. Reeve Mollie Ann Reid . Emma B. Ressmeyer Miriam Richer . . Nalural Science Physical Educalion Nalural Science . Commercial . Mafhemalics . . Music . . Vocalional Home Economics Physical Educalion Physical Educalion . . English . D Social Science Narural Science Nalural Science . . English Physical Educalion . Language . English . Vocalional . Social Science . . English . Malhemalics Naiural Science Physical Educalion . . . Ari . Commercial . Language . Malhemalics . . English Social Science l-lome Economics J MJ Ji ,Ml Jiffla, Altgykylji fo fufom or gui ance Adelina Rigali . Edilh l-l. Roberls Orville W. Roberls Grace Robinson . George L. Royce Joseph B. Royse P. L. Roise . A. Rozanelc . Meryl Russell . Virginia E. Russell l-l. T. Sahlin . Lucille Schilling Karhryn Schopbach Ralph E. Schueii . Eclilh E. Schusier Burien F. Scoli John P. Shand . Paul C. Shelley . Nina S. Shera . Maureen Sherwoozi Kalharyn Simons l-l. Sisiler . . A. E. Smilh . Arihur L. Smilh Physical Educalion Home Economics . Vocalional . . English . Maihemalics . Social Science . Vocalional . Commercial Physical Eclucaiion . . Librarian . Commercial . English . Orihopedic . Commercial . . English Social Science . Social Science Nalural Science l-lome Economics Physical Educalion . Social Science 'i . Maihemaiics Naiural Science Social Science Broadus M. Smiih . Vesiiloule P. S. Smiih . . . English J. E. Sobol . . Vocaiional Waller Spelman Jr. College Dean Earl C. Spinlc . . Vocaiional Willard W. Sievens . Vocaiional Claudia Slevenson . . . Ari T. W. Sione . Vocalional W. C. Slone . . Social Science John W. Sirahl . . Vocaiional E. Siuchlilc . . English William J. Suchy . English Anne Svrchelc . . English Roberl W. Teeler, Jr. English The inleresling parf of Miss Shera's vaca lion. Sol grins as Mr. Balson explains 'ro Ben Smilh. Miss Owens pensively pursuing picnic pleasures. Coach Vopiclca in a surprised momenl. Who's The young lady, Mr. Kasilc? Machinery is a snap for Mr. Niemi. x , Y .4 ,7. ,QV w-0-'Pl-lb W-rd., , 'VD040 T C6 ff 77 I1 6Cal 0,0 t e mag, Edw. H. Thomas . Annabelle Thomson Zada Thornsburgh Helen G. Todd . Alice N. Tuclcer . Gladys L. Tucker Lawrence E. Tuleen Esiella Uehren . Irwin C. Ullrey . Maude Underwood Roberf E. VanEman J. J. Vopiclca . Irma Vrba . lvlafihew C. Wagner J. G. Wallcer . Frank J. Warga . Jean Weniworih . Harold J. While . J. A. Williams . D. P. Williams . R. Williams . William R. Willis . Alice C. Wilson . Waller Wollenhaupl Elvan A. Wrighi . Louise B. Younger Helen Zahl . Louis S. Zelip . Norman A. Ziebell Naiural Science . . Library . English . . English . Maihemaiics . Commercial Naiural Science Home Economics Nalural Science . Commercial . Vocaiional Physical Educaiion . Language . . English . . English Physical Educaiion . . English . lvlaihemaiics . Vocalional Naiural Science . Commercial . Malhemaiics . Librarian . Commercial Physical Educalion . Commercial Naiural Science . Commercial Physical Educaiion i .H - 1 - T. :fr ,JJ , i vs J iw i 'll l su' l .1 , f' l fi! i .,1.,i ,, 1 , J ni icenf efkiifa fzo qgqky i l J x J . J, J JK' il , 2' M i f. A, f v if I Q' N, . x Deparfmenfal Clerks and Assisfanls Marlha Anderle Elizabelh Aflcinson Cafherine A. Bowes Esfelle Dowiai Verna Faloloro Ruby E. Fox Lillian Gianneschi Eugenia N. James Violei' Kalabza Eleanor Kaliszewski Dorofhy Koloza VioleHe Koehler Diane Kovarilc Kasmir Kulclinslqi Joseph Lolcay Eleanore Nowak Clara Novy John Pelerzalc Roberlr Saha Sylvia Smidl Josephine Sfancel Louella Svoboda Michael J. Walenga Louise C. Willmoi' Pearl Wollney Mildred Zernan Quoie. And so I said io him- Unquoie. Miss Deal +0 Miss Filrch. An inleresling piece of mechanism, lhinlcs Mr. Ka+el4. Mrs. Murren is one of The 'feam's besf boosiers. . rl e Eli' xl fins M WHERE DID I PUT 7 vw msg? p 2 X 'N Qvjblm iurtx A ff Charles Nelson, chairman oT The 'f51'5i1157'154aW''Wi M.S.G,A. Board OT Direclors ff'f51fY31f55 13555' ,:,'.,F'5 DID you know ThaT if iT weren'T Tor The MorTon STudenT GovernmenT AssociaTion, There would be very Tew exTra-curricular acTiviTies? The average lvlorTOniTe barely realizes The exTenT OT The acTiviTies carried On by This Tar-reaching organizaTion. BuT, perhaps, To undersTand iT all, we had beTTer sTarT aT The very beginning OT OursTudenT gov- ernmenT movemenT. Back in January, I933, a group OT sTudenTs and TaculTy members goT TogeTher and drew up The plans and consTiTuTiOn Tor The lv1.S.G.A. AlThOugh The original plans' have been slighTly alTered To TiT The changing Times, The represenTaTive basis is The same. The cOnsTiTuTion provides ThaT each cOunsellOr's group shall elecT a represenTaTive: all OT These represenTaTives making up a body lcnown as The Assembly which meeTs Twice a monTh. As This group is much TOO large To carry on business, a smaller group composed OT Tour members OT each underclass and six members OT each upperclass is elecTed making a ToTal OT TwenTy. When The chairmen OT The Tour class cabineTs are added, The group is cOmpleTe. From This Board OT DirecTOrs, as This body is TiTled, are elecTed oTFicers To pre- side. For The I94O-I94I school year The iob OT chairman was given To Charles Nelson, who proved himselT a capable, progressive leader. To The Taslc OT vice-chairman was elecTed hard-worlcing John Bishop. The Tunds OT The organizaTion were Talcen care OT by versaTile Bill BesT, while DOT WrighT and Anne Higgins, as secreTary and assisTanT secre- Tary, respecTively, Toolc The minuTes and aTTendance aT all Board and Assembly meeTings. To The ever-TaiThTul and popular combinaTion OT Miss Miller and Mr. Larimer, was added, This year, Mr. STone, TO compleTe The group OT Three TaculTy members. These Three were a valuable help TO The M.S.G.A., acTing in The capaciTy OT advisers and represenTaTives OT The TaculTy. irecforri ea A saw PASS, Pass - New if w-4, 0 We ll- K buff? U3 on fifuclenf gouernmenf acfwzfzed Q WC X' MDA V's f'7i'J Z., 4-..-..,f,. J .,.-, rv ,A ik, 0 X I ,f Nr 9, ,, X' fb 7 1' L i 1 gi. . it ,M Q f W K1 V V in H... Y ' f' Ill-l an organizafion repre enfing more fhan five fhousand sfudenfs fhere is nafurally mush 9' A 1, small business To h dle fhesejagrivifies fhe chairman appoinfs members of fhe Board fo serve s chairmen o1 Gif fhese smaller groups perhaps fhe Club Cornmiffee han- es f e work whiclmffosf affeg?s'fhe average worlc Headed by Paf Corcoran fhis comrniffee issu d rfers fo old clubs and invesfigafed new clubs before issuing charfers fo fhem. In X erin n fha a fhescommiffee sponsored fwo successful club conferences and fhe firsf X l open ouse w ch was a big success Wifhouf fhe Social Comrniffee fhere would IJ ave n few arfies This group of sfudenfs wifh Bill Sfein as chairman made fhe argngernenf o all social affairs The Yulefide Frolic our Chrisfrnas nighf dance, was spanned bfjfhe co iffee Some of fhe pleasures fo be had during school fume are pro- f v fe We WA M af, .. ,, ., gg. 'Xu U -If ' '-'J'--asm f24Q7'ffsri,fw 5 'Lac BAD OF Q DIRECTORS Sfanding: M. Launer P. Corcoran, D. Landry. J. Granf, J. Kahoun, J. Regan, B. Sfein, B. Mc- Kinsfry, R. Maffhews, J. Richards, B. Baron Seafed: P. Sisco, l-l. Boufon, E. Pavlinek, C1 Liebenow, E. Kozler, M. Pefers, V. Zaiicelc Lrfffti I' A' ,4 I 1 . ia M .11 L fx , V. W V Righf: Execufives of lhe Board: B. Besf, J. Bishop. C. Nelson, D. Wrighf. A. Higgins Q' :J ' ' f Leff: Advisors of the Board: W. C. Sfone, M. Miller, Cv. Larimer 23 f X ff 'N , f- M, 'X T The Assembly CommiTTee in one oT iTs duTies, puTTing up The Tlag. PosTing The main bulleTin board is one of The duTies oT The PubliciTy CommiTTee. Our school socials are under The direcTion oT The Social CommiTTee. Q N6-f,,f ' , X i M acfiuifiea i rouicle frainin in lg 9 - dey g0Uel'Ill'nel'lt Continued from page 23 grams usually shown during The AP period sponsored by The Assembly CommiTTee. Wi+h DOT WrighT as chairman, a number oT Tine programs have been presenTed Tor The enTerTainmenT and educaTion oT The sTudenT body. The signs, posTers, and announce- menTs on The bulleTin board ThaT you see are There due To The eTTorTs oT The PubliciTy CommiTTee under The chairmanship oT Elnora Pavlinelc. One oT The TinesT Things ThaT is done in The school is The work oT The Wel- Tare CommiTTee. WiTh lvlargareT Launer as chairman, The commiTTee has senT ouT a number oT baslceTs OT Tood To needy Tami- lies. The Mardi Gras Dance. given in Feb- ruary, was a money-raising proiecT oT This group OT sTudenTs. Seniors loolcing Tor a chance To go To college can be greaTly aided by The UniversiTy and College Scholarship CommiTTee. This commiTTee headed by Bill BesT collecTed inTormaTion on scholarship oTTers and was a valuable aid To seniors. The EligibiliTy CommiTTee checlced careTully To see ThaT The grades oT all school oTTice hold- ers were lcepT up To The minimum require- menTs oT The lv1.S.G.A. The l-lall CommiT- ww I Q l A . Tee, under The chairmanship oT Jack GranT, was responsible Tor The condiTion oT our halls. They made The rules and regulaTions Tor The caTeTeria and halls. The commiTTee has done a Tine piece oT work in cooperaTion wiTh The Social Science deparTmenT in or- ganizing The new hall plan. All True Mor- ToniTes will remember The Homecoming Tor a long Time. IT was a big underTaking, buT The BoosTer and AThleTic CommiTTee wiTh John Bishop aT The head did a splendid iob in running a dance, bonTire, parade, and all The TesTiviTies ThaT made homecoming such a pleasure Tor all who aTTended. The lv1.S.G.A. oTTice was kepT clean. dusTed, and orderly Through The eTTorTs oT The Main- Tenance CommiTTee wiTh Elaine Kozler and DoroThy Landry as co-chairman. The lvl.S.G.A. consTiTuTion provides Tor a CourT oT JusTice To handle sTudenT disci- pline cases in an advisory capaciTy. Arnold Laver, RoberT Johnson, and Dick Miller served on The courT bench as sTudenT ius- Tices, while Messrs. Wagner and Royce acTed as The TaculTy iusTices oT The courT. The meeTings oT This group were held once a week, and The cases were Tried on a com- plainT Trom hall guards and sTudenTs. The CourT oT JusTice enjoyed a successTul year and greaTly aided a number oT sTudenTs To see The wrong They had done and To recog- nize The righT behavior. AlThough The MorTon STudenT Bank is noT under The iurisdicTion oT The lvl.S.G.A., This sTudenT enTerprise was sTarTed by The vice- chairman oT The Board, John Bishop who The Bank was a success Trom The sTa d worked long and hard To launch This pToiecT9 rf , which had been wanTed Tor so manyyegls is expecTed To conTinue as such. ,l I f 1' ' T 1 ,QT T l h Xp !Th Cou T handles mosT oT our l JW l TJ T J xy Q i M .fx AA M5 fQff 'Q3:fiT J gi? ,y-Lf Q f W QQWXZ V3 fgkmoiffff 'gp gf X ' f wifi E A 2 0 613? la y? Q are cast M I H ov-'4 r , he fu ' j,,,Qff--ff W' ' 2 W fi ' ' Z llilp -2 for casting h 1941 h 26 7 4 C, if Hi ,Ad 3' J 1' F1 :ag is W X8 frwgis L JP ww? R51 gfiffx 95 Q , K ,A W W WW. , A' 15. Q N EW N ws- ff 561 iff if . an -A, Q- ,, . ' J NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .fdcaolemg war mnnerd ONGRATULATIONSIII .... 'ro Mor'ron's Nalional Honor Sociely Members ......... The following names represeni rhe srudenis of Mor'ron's Movielandu who have received recog- nirion for achievemenis in scholarship, leadership, service, and characler-all necessary qualilies in 'rhe unified personalilry of Ihe Nalional Honor Socielies. M Elecled I940 as seniors Claylon Bloul Edward McCarIney Charles Nelson June Heyer Mildred Liewald Vlasla Machala Gladys Sedlak Mary Seinoha Elecled I939 as iuniors William Besl Erwin Jelinek James Kollin Paul Schlesinger Sfanley Susina Rose Cernohouz Gerlrude Koehler Juliel' Vilna George Zahour Elecfed I940 as iuniors Eugene Barra George Dvorak Roberl' Ernl Jack Frenzen Carl Goding George Haydock Millon Huml Howard Kasik Philip Kasik Henry Koci George Morec John Morris John Noble Joseph Odehnal Wesley Peierson Glen Robenhorsl Arlhur Shapiro Paul Zmola Marian Beck Shirley Ann Chase Lynelle Edwards Marion Formansky Virginia Hadraba Lillian Kasll Lydia Mariinelli Rufh Mohns Lillian Navralil Helen Newman Helen Oselka Jane? Pecha Rufh Person Lillian Pefers Dolores Reid Cordelia Renlschler Eslher Rydle Lorraine Scharlenberg Doris Schimmelpfeniq Jean VVallney Agnes Wierer Dorolhy Wrighl' Elecied I94I as seniors Roberl' Balch Vincenl Bicicchi Howard Blank Edward Chelolli Charles Fremgen James Goebel Frank Hanus Warren Heindl Frank Hula Roberl E. Johnson Harold Knoll Erwin Koci Arnold Koslka Arnold Laver Karl Lohrmann George Macak Richard Michalek Richard Miller Arnold Moran Roger Moran Bohumil Nekolny Earle Phillips James Polak Earl Ruesch William Ruesch James Smilh William Slein James Sieiner Edward Slika Alberl Slraka Chesler Slrumillo Frank Valvoda Edward Zamecnik Gerirude Bala Mary Behnke Violel' Benes Laurel Boulon Audrey Brabec Evelyn Broz Nalalie Chmielewski Mallie Choice Shirley Drish Julia Emmering Genevieve Fiek Grace Forl Dolores Frydrychowicz Dolores Galambos Ann Ganas Rulh Honzak Genevieve Hovorka Dorolhy Hruby Mary Ippoliio Rosalie Janca Dorolhy Jansky Thasia Jarrard Jean Kerzonek Elhel Kozik Theodora Koslas Blanche Kriz Vivian Kubkowski Chrisline Ladniak Concelra Mancini Barbara McKinsIry Myra Milbach Florence Miner Charlolle Miorana Lillian Pavlosky Dolores Pechola Mary Pelr Rulh Pelr Gloria Pihera Evelyn Polakovic Milada Prochaska Jean Rakowski Shirley Rann Elaine Reimer Jean Savage Mabel Scheive Shirley Schroeder Lorraine Secresle Emily Sisco Jeanelle Snobl Shirley Spree Dorolhy Slelek Rulh Sluchlik Shirley SuI'ka Dolores Tarnowski Henriella Tesar Libby Valenfa Rulh Van Bergen Dorolhy Veague Eslher Verre Josephine Yundel Audrey Zamaslil Jean Zavislak Elecfed l94I as iuniors John Bishop Kennelh Gulschik Roberl W. Janda George Kochanek George Koplik Viclor Marcolini Byron Marlin George Plavec Algrid Plevokas Frank Pliml Grover Siephens John Sykora Roger Tale Joseph Vieceli Phylis Ashworlh Evelyn Baum Dorolhy Berli Arlene Boss Rosemary Carpenler Grace Cernohouz Pal Corcoran Rosemarie Dalwyler Berlha Dolson lona Glickauf Mildred Helch Eunice Kanak Harriei' Komen Elaine Kozler Margarel Launer Mildred Peklo Josephine Pelerson Belly Placko Helen Tanana Mary Ida Voss Joyce Wallney Irene Zakaro Irene Zavislak A .g, Elecled Nov. I93S Belly Baumrucker Miles Beran Blanche Duda Claylon Bloul Marian Formansky Frank Hula Gerlrude Koehler James Kollin Charlolle Miorana Wesley Pelerson ,Evelyn Polakovic William Ruesch Elaine Reimer Slanley Susina Gladys Sedlak Rulh Sluchlik Dorolhy Veague Jeane Wallney Jean Zavislak Eugene Barla Helen Choll Howard Blank Genevieve Fisk Henry Fellqen June Heyer Erwin Jelinek Lydia Marlinelli Edward McCar'lney John Noble Lillian Pelers NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Glenn Robenhorsl Dolores Reid Arlhur Shapiro Cordelia Renlschler Shirley Spree Shirley Sulka Eslher Verre Charlolle Woods Rose Cernohouz William Besl Elaine Dvorak Frank Cizek Millon Huml Janel Pecha George Pokorny Paul Schlesinger Jeanne Reinhardl Doris Schimmelplennig Gladys Slepan Laverne Suva Juliel Vilna Dorolhy Wrighl Elecled Nov. I939 Marianne Beck Arlene Boss Laurel Boulon Paul Brown Mallie Choice Palricia Corcoran Rosemarie Dalwyler Berlha Dolson Shirley Drish George Dvorak Lynelle Edwards Jack Frenzen Anna Susan Ganas Rulh Gregersen Kennelh Gulschick Virginia Hadraba George Haydock Donald Henning Mildred Helch Roberl Hohe Richard Kacena Eunice Kanak Howard Kasik Phillip Kasik Henry Koci George Koplik Hilda Kosvanec Jarrnilla Kovarik Chrisline Ladniak Margarel Launer Viclor Marcolini Byron Marlin Richard Miller Arnold Moran George Morec John Morris Lillian Navralil Helen Oselka Mildred Peklo Rulh Person Rulh Pelr Frank Pliml Louis Privoznik Milada Prochaska Vera Prokop Grover Slephens Helen Tanana Roger Tale Lorraine Tauber Agnes Wierer Glenn Winkler Irene Zakaro Irene Zavislak Paul Zmola Elecled Nov. I 940 Phyllis Ashworlh Slanley Barlon Evelyn Baum Dorolhy Berli Nellie Birkholl Charles Bruggen Rudolph Bukovsky Grace Cernohouz Rosemarie Diblik Agnes Dingerson Margarel Dylcslra Jerome Ficek Kalherine Ford Marjorie Gard Iona Glickaul .r Jack Granl Marcella Gresko Lillian Grillilh Clillord Heindl Glenn Homola Shirley Hrudka Vlasla Jurco Lorraine Kasik Vialel Kendzora Harriel Komen Gus Liebenow Kalherine Korilzke Arlene Lindahl Ernesl Mackey Winlield Marquel Audrey Marlin Roberl Moore George Neher Herman Nelson Millon Odehnal Richard Odehnal Algrid Plevgkas V Z! ' 1 Belly Placka . 7- Cior lee 'o- Q, Doris Sundquisl fl f Leonard Taussig ' f Virginia Tunnis 'K' Norberl Voila Mary Ida Voss Joyce Wallney Harvey Zaiicek Albin Zielen Sr. Honor Sociely Ollicers: George Haydockg Jr. Honor Sociely Ollicers: Cordelia Renschlerq Howard Kasik: Miss Boley: George Dvorak: Charles Phil Kasikq Arnold Moran: Mr. I-Iarnishq Rosemarie Nelson: Jeanne Wallney. Dalwyler. my 29 l-lOUGl-l we don'i hear much aboul lhe Alumni Associa- rion while we are slill sludenis, lhose who have gradualed from Morlon fully realize ir is one of Jrhe mosl imporranr organizalions of lhis inslilurion. The members who are chosen from Jrhe srudenlr body by lhe sludenl body become especially acrive afier gradualion. Dances, parries, assemblies, and reunions are all parr ol rhe yearly funclions planned by ihe group. The governing body ailer gradualion is lhe Alumni Board. The Board consisls of lwo groups: The gold group. which is composed of rwenry-five senior boys and rwenry- five senior girlsy and 'rhe silver group, which is composed of Twenry-live iuniors. The seniors are nalurally Jrhe more aclive of lhe Jrwo. l-lowever, Jrhe iunior group can lhus benelir from Jrheir leadership and be more capable of carrying on Jrhe associa+ion's worlc nexl year. ln becoming members of The Alumni Associarion, sludenls are lirsr nominafed by old members of lhe associalion: and Top Row: A. Slein, J. Smilh W. Peiers, E. Barra, E Zenlz, D. l-lenderer, G Karnerer, V. Biccichi, W Slein. Middle Row: R. Berman, B McKinslry, R. Luelzow, C Goding, H. Kanla, R. Mil- ler, D. Srefelc, D. Cadel: Bollom Row: D. Fink, M Driie, R. Dalwyler, E. Koz- ler, R. Corcoran. A. Boss E. Ravlinelc, J, Pecha, B Ba'on. Top Row: K. Camden, W Jones, J, Mollison, J. Kois R. Kiel, R. Lancasler, C Tourelc, J. Grove, C. Sfru millo. Middle Row: D. Wrighl, A Palasi, W. Kass, D. Col- lingham, P. Murphy, F Ploegman, J. Bishop, R Johnson, V. Obermann, Bolfom Row: C. Scoll, L Kral, L. Smilh, B. Mon? gomery, Mr. l-logue, E Polalcovic, l.. Refers, L Boufon, B. Donaldson, Then The names oT The nominees are seT To a sTudenT voTe. The senior members oT The Alumni Board choose The TwenTy- Tive junior members considering scholasTic sTanding and Their abiliTy. The nexT year These iuniors who have now become seniors choose ThaT year's juniors. And so The cycle goes. The gold group elecTs iTs oTTicers and Then goes abouT keeping The Ties bound beTween The members oT Their graduaTing class. . 0 5 M y , 1 , K , M114 , ,, fjlf f . .- I Qui!! ann! Sera!! AOIIOPJ 'ournagrifa QDWN if fbfgfff M PresidenT S m i T h .,c'ounTs The balIoTs. lvlorTon's ouTsTanding iournalisTs are rewarded Tor Their worlc by receiving membership in The lnTernaTional Quill and Scroll, an honor socieTy Tor high school iournalisTs. To aTTain membership inTo The organizaTion a sTudenT musT have done superior work as a member oT The Weekly or Annual STaTT: he musT be a iunior or senior, he musT be in The upper Third oT his class in his scholasTic sTanding: and he musT receive recommendaTion Trom Miss Gaarder or Mr. l-lessler, advisers oT The iournalisTs. ATTer meeTing all These require- menTs and receiving necessary recommendaTions, The new ledges are given a Tormal iniTiaTion and Then go Through a probaTion p riod, during which Time They answer To any pledge duTies They may have To Tace. ATTer This probaTion period is over, The pledges become members oT This inTer- naTional honor organizaTion. QUILL AND SCROLL Top Row: B. l-lopp, W. BesT, S. Rann, D. LusT- Tield, J. SmiTh, L. Schar- Tenbe'g, R. Moran, R, Miller, l-l. Hedberg, C. STrumillo. BoTTom Row: J. VileTa, C. ScoTT, E. Gaspar- oTTo, J. Wallney, B. McKinsTry, D. Capoun, P. Morrison, D. WrighT, L. PeTers, L. SecresTe, D. Cadelc. NOT in pic- Ture-C. GvylTe, D. Car- Ter, A. Shapiro, S. Bar- Tilr. 3 I Mies a a jAe5piand l' K Joe Jaros, Lillian Pelers, Arnold Moran Cordelia Renfschler, Evelyn Polalrovic T HE Thespians are a group of oursranding clramarisls. Being elecred info Jrhis narional honorary organizarion means probably fhe same To Morron aclors and aciresses as gerling an Oscar means +o Hollywood acfors and aclress. When considering people for enrrance info lhe organizafion, Miss Todd and Miss Coggeshall, drama coaches, consider sfage and scenery worlc, cosruming, and aclual parricipalion in plays. Becoming a Narional Thespian is a reward for rhose who have earned suflicienr poinrs for doing exceplional work in rhe field of drama. Slandingz Pal Corcoran, Arline Boss, Jusiice Shepro, Dorofhy Wright Dorolhy Veague. Sealed: Ann Higgins, Charles Nelson, Jim Smilh, Charlaine Scoil. MORTON'S speakers who are ouisranding in debale, exiemporaneous speech, dramalic reading, orarorical declamarion, and original oralory are eligible 'lor membership in rhe Narional Forensic League. This is an honorary associarion for lhose who have lalcen parr in inrerscholasric speech conresls. Members of 'rhe league work for poin'rs by doing ourslanding worlc for which They receive a degree. There are four degrees a speaker can aim lor: The degree of meril, The degree ol honor, +he degree of excellence, and The degree of disrinclrion. 0l el'l6 ZC 0l'l0I :5 Ol' Qlna t0I 5 all Q2661,f0l 6 ,Maia 0 o M Alice Trojan, who shared honors wiTh AnThony lvlalcas as The ye-ar's ouTsTandrng musician. . U O William Besf, sTaTe repre-senTaTive oT The Illinois Jr. Academy OT Science To The meeTing OT The American AssociaTion Tor The Advance-me-nT OT Science aT Phila- delphia, Pa. . U . Charlaine ScoTT, TirsT place winner OT The American Legion oraTorical conTesT. . . . ArThur Shapiro, a naTional winner in The Quill and Scroll ediTorial conTesT. Mildred Rous, MorTon's champion TypisT, who has achieved a remarkable TeaT by wriTing I32 words a minuTe wiTh no errors Tor I5 minuTes. Charles Nelson, selecTed by The English deparTmenT as iTs ouTsTanding sTudenT Tor his conTribuTions and achievemenTs in deba+e and oraTory. ode LUAO ACLU? J IAQUCAQ xS?6U 6!0l'l'l Sr. Class Advisers,-Miss Svrchek, Mr. KohouT, Mr. SisTler, Miss Shera PRIL 4, T940 .... Heard some seniors reminiscing Today over Their Tour years on The greaT sound sTage oT MorTon. They laughed aT Their amazemenT and bewildermenT when They TirsT enTered The movie colony as Treshmen. They spoke oT Their hard Training during Their second year aT The loT, and oT how imporTanT They TelT when in Their Third year. They could aTTend The same social TuncTions as The sTars, and were very proud oT The gala parTy ThaT They, The movieland exTras, gave The sTars on The Gone wiTh The Wind seT. l asked Them abou+ Their TourTh year aT MorTon, The Cinema CapiTol, and They Told me abouT award winning producTions, all brillianT successes, ThaT They sTarred in. When This class enTered The colony The sTarleTs were led by DoroThy WrighT, presidenT The TirsT year. Jim SmiTh led The acTiviTies The second year. The Third year The Hollywood ExTras adopTed The cabineT sysTem To see ThaT The class received The proper leadership, and This Time They were led by Arny Laver, chairman oT The cabineT. In Their Tinal sTarring year, The governmenTal duTies were headed by Jim Regan, chairman oT The cabineT. The resT oT Jim's cabineT consisTed oT MilTon Rolph, Charlaine ScoTT, George Weber, Eugene BarTa, Rosalie Janca, CharloTTe Miorana, Vivienne Oberman, George Dvorak, Babs MonTgomery, and ArThur Brodsky. The advisers oT The sTars, who have given Time and paTience To developing The TalenT and guiding The acTiviTies oT The sTars, are Miss Svrchek, Mr. KohouT, Miss Shera, and Mr. SisTler. These seniors assured me ThaT They looked back wiTh pride and pleasure over Their years wiTh M. G. M. lMighTy, GiganTic MorTonl. SENIOR CABINET Babeire Monlrgomery James Regan . Cnarlaine SCOTT . Cnariorfe Miorana George Weber Eugene Barra . Rosalie Janca Milron Roipii . . Vivienne Gbermann George Dvorak . Ariiwur Brodsky . . Treasurer . Chairman Secrefary . Member Member . Member . . . Member Vice-Chairman lsr Semesrer . . . . Member Vice-Chairman 2nd Semesier . . . . Member 6 ,ge f . if Q... O 2- GLORIA R. LEONARD E. PEARL H. VIRGINIA .I. JOSEPH D. AIELLO ANDERSON ANDERSON ARNHEIM BARTA HAROLD BETTY N. WILLIAM R. RICHARD J. BARTIZAL BAUMRUCKER BEST BINDER BLIZEK CLAYTON C. LILLIAN BLANCHE R. MARY A. 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EnwARn J. GERTRUDE c. KRASE KRAus KRAuz KRol.lcKl Knou. N sa I l K i s.. - I - EZ Zqg A1 . 'v 3 . A .I l ,, A Q . 4'?5kNfVT X A . L 3? Q . 4,2 ., ' - RUTH A. LILLIAN KROLL KROPLEWSKI - In - -.,.5Q.:Ewwf. W,,. , ..,..,.,.sx3, F' if ff .,. ,Q J fine, I ,'f'3-'ilu A Sig i--f fiY:'f'RfQlf E 455' K EDWARD MARY c. MARY P. - Kulczvclu KUEHNLE Runs - GEORGE PAUL A. . DONALD KVECK LANKA - LANCASTER MARILYN A. JEROME E. RAYMOND A. KROUPA KUDRNA KUCHARCHUK Ei I af A F932 LORRAINE R. JOSEPH H. Kwunxowsuu xvnlc I' A A . ig. L. . Q ARNol.o LuVERNE J. . LAVER ' LebDUSKA 1 SQ 5 . S 1 W x E jf' Q if +15 Y 1' mi ms 11 if F2 3 J . , 1 R k WILLIAM E. MARTEN RAYMOND F. ALFRED J. GEORGE W. VIOLETTE F. MANTHEY MANIMI MARONNIC MARSIK . ,f Y, X x gv x- -. , V mf Lf, WILLIAM F. HELEN C. LYDIA IRENE F. ELEANOR M. MARTIN MARTINEK MARTINELLI MARUSKA MASILONIS mn In 'K 'K -- H 4' ' if BLANCHE J. PAUL O. MATENA MAVES MAYERSKY MAZUREK MEHREN A. FLORIAN A. RAYMOND F. BETTY C. GERALDINE DAVID W. EDWIN DELILAH E. 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MICHAEL .I. - IvIoRIsoN Mono MOTIPIK IvIRAzIsK MUELLER - - I I I I I I g - WILLIAM G. som-IIE WILDA M. DOROTHY K. MARY E. - . MUELLEN MURABLE MURPHY IvIuzIK Muznc L1 - - L :ig-. A K, . -Q ,U ? 'S N S ' w AQ1 Q E SZ 'ur 2 Q, X s is K , ..,,, V15 ,,,:E 1 ,,k'::Q. JOSEPH J. CAROLYN A. WALTER M. I.II.I.lAN J. FLORENCE ODEHNAL OGLE OGOZELEC OMERZELL ONDRUS F JEANNE M. MARTHA R. ESTELLE HELEN C. FLORIAN T. OPALECKY ORE ' ORWAT OSELKA OSINSKI A 1 in Q? 5 1 W-X fa X ALYCE A. LEONARD W. JOHN P. BERNICE C. I DOROTHY E. K OSMOLAK OSTREGA OSTROWSKI OUDA OUDES ' ' E f E... Wh A E.. '- ' ALBERT YOLANDA M. EMILIE . HELEN D. ANNE M. PALESE A PALESI PANCZAK . PANGRLE PADIJAS 'N 5 'Sk R R xi M iggy i 'J A 5? RUTH L. Bl-ANCHE A. LILLIAN H. ' MARIE F. THOMAS PAROD PAVLINEK PAVLOVSKY PAWLAK PAYNE JANET DOLORES C. LAWRENCE C. GLEN JAMES J. PECHA PECHOTA PEKOC PERSONETT PERK E-- JOSEPH J. EVELYN A. LILLIAN I.. INARREN C. ALFRED H. PELANT PETER PETERS f PETERS PETERSEN 'WESLEY L. MARY PETERSON RUTH M. JULIUS JUNE A. PETR PETR PETRICK PETRICK VIRGINIA A. PEARL J. PETRIE PETRU5 ROBERT J. ELEANOR J. GLORIA I. PICHA , PIETA PIHERA , H ...W S I cmuuon: n. Joan n. FRANK 1. MARTHA L. nonsucs PILNEY rmcusvv mmm mzrmnsxl Pmcnsrxn .XJ J .w w Q' -- fe ,.f . - . :msn o. osonds sz. uuvnzs c. zvswu ALICE s. f - mumzn Poxonm Pouuc Pouucovlc POLCYN Eff. 1 If I I ,. . E- RTTI... LRAL - rill f i A .T A ,. , J . I - sumcns M. Mlumsn G. sYLvlA B. wuLAnA F. mvm E. - 59 POPELKA PovAuA PnAvnA PnocHAsKA Pnonzs 3 I- A ' A A I rr li . g g I - in , I K N. Y, . -I f I :lil LORRAINE M. BERNIC . MARY B CLARE M. MARY PRUESKE PRZEWOZNIK PRZYBYL PTAK PUKYS GEORGE E. JEAN MIKE J. PUTROW RAKOWSKI RANDAZZO VALERIA M. LEOTA H. I DOLORES RAY REBOUT REID as in MARY K. RAYMOND J. JANET L. REINITZ REMDZUIS REMINGTON r tw RAYMOND D. BERNICE E.. FRED J. RICCIO RICKER RIEDL . . T 1 EQ fH5lfif'5. 'fifl -i 5 Ii A f I A f if GLENN W. BETTY L. IVAN W. ROBENHORST ROBERTSON ROH SHIRLEY L. RANN SYLVIA P. RAWER5 WILLIAM J. 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SERGO SESTAK SEVCIK SEVCU SHALEK I WALTER J. ARTHUR PARKE E. ARLENE J. A JAMES M. SHALTIS SHAPIRO ' SHEE SHERWOOD SHUBINSKI as V . if nur- .. rsifzsf.-is 'N . 51? - WILLIAM PHYLLIS T. WESLEY J. ANABELLE L. JAMES SHUNICK SIBILIO SIGMAN SIMA SIMA 'Y r' 3 RAY C. CLIFFORD H. PAUL PAULINE BLANCHE B. SIMAK SIMBOURGER SIMCICH SIMCICH SIMUNDIC -.5 ,ig ax 0: n' 4. EMILY H. PAULINE 1 ELEANORE K. I JOHN M. ALICE L. SISCO SKAPAL SKENDER SKENDER . SKINNER E gi QE? V1 ,I kv Q, ., :':. Y JEAN M. BENNY A. GEORGE R. LORRAINE R. ADOLPH J. SKOGLUND SLIWA SLOAN SMEJKAL SMIRICKY vo- Q .. pw. RUTH R. DOROTHY M. LILLIAN LILLIAN M. ! STEFANY 4 STEFEK STEFULA STEHLIK STEIER bw ai ARTHUR WILLIAM JAMES W GLADYS H ROBERT STEIN STEIN STEINE STEPAN V RICHARD I.. JEANNE E. EDWARD A. A EDGAR S. MARIAN i STERBA STEWART STIKA STODDARD STODDARD J QF' .. F .5 ,591 is - JUNE V. DOROTHY ARTHUR E. RAY , BLANCHE J. STOLFA STRAKA STREJC STRIZEK STRNAD RUTH J. RAYMOND T. SHIRLEY DOLORES E. GLADYS H. STUCHLIK SUCHOMEL SUTKA SVEC SVEHLA l in JOSEPH A. JOSEPH A. ROBERT L. WILLIAM A. GEORGE J. 2 SVIB SVOBODA SVOBODA SVOLBA SYKES L Q, WEE QQ mf U.. QQ? 4 M. f,fr,'H wp 13 4-:wtf Ugilifat f 6 FRANK R. RUTH J. VLARY J. MARGARET M. FRANCES J. I VALVODA VAN BERGEN VANCURA VANDERSLUIS VAN DYKE 4, lif 'ji, ... . .:. by I .Q V, . 'liz' THERESA FRANK RAYMOND H. RAYMOND F. LORRAINE M. VAN DYKE VAN SON VANYEK VAVRA VAVRICKA DOROTHY H. VIOLET MARGUERITE A. ESTHER M. EVALEEN R. VEAGUE VEJR VERFURTH VERRE VERTACH HILDEGARDE K. JOHN D. ANNE ROBERT J. PAULINE A. VIAKOFSKY VICICH VIDAS VIDUNA VIHNICKA A' . 1... . f A A Ez. PIUS J. ' JOYCE V. HELEN E. FRANCES R. FRANK VILKELIS VILETA VISAKAVICIUS VLASAK VLCEK 33222. F EVELYN A. HELEN M. EMANUEI. F. LEO P. LORRAINE I. V , VLCEK VOCELKA VODICKA VODICKA VOHLGEMUTH of x 5, F' ' QM f' ., 4' W. 'N w I Jr. . . uf. , 1 . . 'kyifflff I , if , 5' .5 7. Iii .izfii 5 JI? E+ ALBERT G. MILDRED MILTON J. ANNA MAE MARCELLA M. VOLMLIT VCRLICKY VOROIJS VYSKOCIL VYSKOCIL Q 'jfg ,S fl ,. A 54 I A I , '- ....- I I . f .mfA.x .S MF .1 A SHIRLEY L. .IEANNE ELINOR M. VIRGINIA M. DOROTHY .M. WALLMUTI-I WALLNEY WASCHER WASZKIEWICZ WATSON In . 1, F in gi . I .,Q , ,,. MERLE E. DOROTHY R. ALBERT F. LOIS .I. WEIDMAN WEISS WERNERT WESTPHALN I JAMES J. HARRIET J. EARL W. JEAN L. WILD WILKINS WILL WILLER GERTRUDE A. WITT ... if ,, I S 2 ' '- wx. ESTHER M. wlLLlAM 1. WIMMER WITHNER . M 1 .. 1 , .ij W EDWARD G- DOROTHY B. EVELYN E. woKAs wolp woonnlcp-q AGNES WIERER . I '14 .ISK BETTY A. WILLIAMS Ei LEONARD w. BOB wlrucKl WOYTYS I IVF4 LE.?.fif5?fzf?3E?:i'?5 ss.: --., '-il -':-jx, f ,ELT . I ., , ' I . 1 E A I L . A 'Y S DUROTHY A. IDA W. WRIGHT WRIGHT L. Si i 1.2 I Q. SN .Vx xx . N I ' I -V 5 if F 35? Ni. 'Tf 511 I . . .. s'sl . . ... A 'K 191 N E Q. 1- K f 1 . if 4 5 4 1 ,a . ,, x...,, ,. .. . Q .,-.: FRANK ,c. . Rum R. JOSEPHINE A. MARY ARLYNE E. Yssm YUKNIS YuNnuL - ZACCAGNINI zAcE Wai A V-2f R y .LLL ROBERT ' AUDREY E. EDWARD G. LORRAINE J. IRENE M. . ZALESKI ZAMASTIL ZAMECNEK ZAMOSTNY ZANON1' JEAN ZAVISLAK BERNICE 5. ZETTEK ADELINE H. ZILA S J ,. C fa , 'lv' 'ij Af! 1 . ex. .1 l 5' GEORGE R. FRANK G. ROBERT C. BLOSSOM ZDARSKY ZELENKA ZEMAN ZENISEK LOUIS J. ESTHER R. PHYLLI5 I. JOSEPH C. ZIB ZICHA ZIENTY ZIKA t -N - . . A 6 f :K ,Z ,L , 3 Q? 1 ' -zgv -, HARRIETT A. SHIRLEY D. PAUL C. ROSE M. ZIMA IIMNY ZMOLA ZUGAJ ,v '19 ' f 3551. ,, O Lj.,h,,v f lg- 'pq Q 14 ffl'-1i? f :.'5f.2Y A . f. GRACE BEATRICE A. ZUIDEMA ZYCHLINSKY Mildred J. Balik Helen Baurie George Binder Flora Boverini Lois C. Brandi Doris V. Carey John E. Charles Sieve Cialek Caihryn Cisar Winiired C. Cisar Kenneih Darragh Margarei Davis Elaine H. Dvorak Charles Franek Marion R. Friedl Roberi Fryml Harold J. Gendron John Greenewold Elmer Grunsi Anfon J. Gruniorad Edwin J. Grzeskowiak George L. Halik Kenneih D. Hershman Harvey Arboe Harald Beranek Roland Bernhagen Frank Blazek Norberr Bogacki Eleanore Bogdar Willard Boll' Alberi B onec Andrew Cahill Emil Cengr Edward Cerny Roberf Cervenka Evereii Clemenis Virginia Corii Joseph Darlinger George Drenf Do is Driina Leonard Dubsky Arrhur Dziubala John Elansky Charles Ersi' Mariorie Evans Olqa Fedyk Frank Fiore Elsie Fliger Alfred Forsf Helen Forys Milfon Francik enior amera izboolgem Anna M. Horacek Henry J. Hohe John L. Huffman Ernesi H. Jakl Jerome Jankaifis Mildred Jarolirn George F. Jerousek lrene J. Jicha Roberi' Jonas Lillian L. Karel Jack W. Kenning Rose D. Kefchel George Kohoui Charles Kopecky Mildred Kavoc Paul Kudelka Mildred Liewald Clemenr Lovisek Vlasfa Maliarik Julius W. Marsh Edward F. McCar+ney Thomas McMurchie Leo Furie Harry Gaberik Brian Gallagher Lucien Gambino Michael Gardner Lesier Garsify Rober+ Glaesel Doroihy Glavan Laurie G'agnani Edward Guzik Dolores Hanch Jerry Hanzl William Hormon LaVerne Heavey Loliia Heavey Louis Heiiamek Irene Hellwig Eihel Hemmer Henry Hlavacek Roberl' Hoffman Vlasia Holik Roberi Hall Frank Janovsky Joseph Jaros F ancis Jecmen Harold Johnske George Josefik February Graduaies-I94l June Mead Frank J. Misek LaVelle Muelhausen Roberf Neader James F. Nerad Gilda Nervegna Jane Novak James O'Halloran Vlas+a S. Osiadal Florence J. Pargulski June A. Parnock Yolanda Pellegrini Chrisiine Pioirowski George Piskac Carmen Pizzuio Waller C. Prange Paul Prisio Frederick Ramquisi Norberl' Riha Rose Rocco Florence Rogalis Mildred A. Rolh June Graduares-l94I Huberdy Judkins Edward Jungman Frank Kadlec John Karambelas Violei Karlovic Violef Kasper Edward Kasuba Thomas Kaiusic Befiy J. Kellingion Daniel Kelpszas Bernadine Kochanski Harold Koppa George Koza James Kraff Vivian Kubkowski Mary Kuehnle John Kuiawa Geo'ge Kveck Lillian Lavicka Bennie Leicar Sfella Leniine George Lescher Lorraine Lhoia George Linhari' Chesier Lorkiewicz Olive Malone Alfred Mancini Donald Rudolphsen Beverly Ryan Roberr Sawusch Alfred Scilingo Mary Seinoha Paul Simunoza Edward Slepicka Charles Slezak Raymond Smelana James Smrz Thomas Soldai Oilo Sorini Legion Spirek Eleanore Siencel Isabel Siieg George Sfreic Geraldine Svelch Shirley Swanson Rudolph Tesar Beairice Tinfori Francis Tomozak Mazy Trebonsky Sieve Mazur James Miller Roger Miller Cal Molenhouse Kenneih Moore Jerry Moravik Alice Morison Helen Moieizik Fred Morley Florence Naegel William Nanfus Dolores Newcander Talmadge Nickell Shirley Niman Alberi' Nisius Ralph Norkewicz Helen Novoiny Joseph Paiocka Adele Pecenka Edward Pecka Ruih Person Earl Phillips Nick Phoiokis Joseph Prachar Edmund Priebe wGeorge Privoznik Eleanor Probsi George Trinka Gladys R. Uher OHO Venr James Vesely Roman E. Vidas George W. Vlna Lorraine Vohlgemulh Roland Vokac Elaine Vonasek Roberl Waifing Genevieve Weglarz Wifold Wenckus Kenneih Wilson Grace A. Winler Rudolph Yodinak James Zabran Leonard F. Zahour Leo Zaiac Violei Zapivovarsky Alberi' Zeman Florence Zigmonf Maiihew Ziobro James Regan Roberl' Scheive Shirley Schroeder Joseph Slezinger' Louis Soldai Roberi Soiir Roberi' Soucek Leonard Spyhalski Francis Sianislav Raymond Siokes George Slowe Barbara Swanson William Teichmiller Leroy Teizloiil Thomas Trianios Michael Turek Oiio Turnovsky Paul Urban Charles Verba A Thur Waller . Eugene Waszak Roberi Webb Pius Wilkiel Rulh Wilson i Harold Zaiicek Earl Zeniz rvisfnn Ziiek mm! fke CACA 6:35 A. M. I am SaIIy. I am having +I'1e Iwardesr Jrime Trying +0 awaken afier a brief nigI1I's re-si. I can never find Ine CIOCIQ. 7:25 A. M, Herein you see me cluicning a cup of iava prior Io my dashing madly ouI of Ine house. 7:44 A. M. In The morning I geT a ride To school in a green converTible. HOT dog! 8:00 A. M. The morning This ediTion oT The WealcIy came ouT, I remained in a Trance Tor a whole class period. 9:45 A. M. The Third hour, my one and only comes To my loclcer, buT he always caTches me in The acT oT changing Taces. II:OO A. M. When my hisTory class has hall guard duTy I geT To sTop all The B.M.O. Cfs. I2:25 P. M. I parTal4e oT TasTy morsels and read The laTesT gab abouT school. . g A ni ' 7 4 4 JI A' ' ' VX. is 4 T . U 21' . , 1,5 4 ,Q -1' I 1 A N 4' AIA: Hex rw ' A I, A- L. I-W .ye lm., 1,4 ,I ,ZW .I R , lvl P fp. 1 f FII , I ,I I:OO P. M. SevenTh hour I haveysocial danc- ing wiTh The darbiesT boys. I-Ieh, heh. l:45 P. M. They say a woman always has someThing To say. and here I'm saying iT beTore a Clulo meeTing. 2:45 P. M. I usually spend some Time in The library geTTing some oT my nexT day's assign- menTs done. lMaybe.l 4:IO P. M. They would caTch me on The day when I had To Talce The Tooneryille Trolley home. I:OO A. M. Gee, iT's more Tun sTudying and lisTening To Glenn Millerl Jr. Class Advisors-Mr. Zelip, Mr. Kasilc, Miss Boley. Miss Nelson, Miss PresTon, Mr. ConsTabile. AY 9, l'-74I .... Cameras are clicking and all is gaieTy, laughTer and exciTemenT aT This gay Hollywood Premier aT The CoconuT Grove, where The Movieland ExTras are holding Their annual Prom Tor The sTars. The occasion is The Naval Ball, and The spice oT The MorTon Movie Colony is assembled To Talce parT in This gay celebraTion. This nighT is a climax To The acTiviTies oT The Movieland ExTras aTTer a very successTul year. The cabineT leading These exTras To soaring heighTs consisTs oT: BeTTy Baron, chairman oT The group: Mary Hapac, vice-chairman: Don CoTTingham, secreTary7 Roy LancasTer, Treasurer TirsT semesTerg John Kois, Treasurer second semesTer: Howard Kasilc, member TirsT semesTery Diclc Miller, member TirsT semesTer: Phyllis AshworTh, member second semesTerg Vivian LauTh, member second semesTerg Corinne Campbell, member second semesTerg Phil Murphy, member: and Laura Peri, member. Now These iuniors, aTTer weelcs oT working and planning are here TonighT graciously receiving The congraTulaTions oT The admiring Throng. The success oT This Prom, as all oTher endeavors oT The Movieland ExTras, is due To The willing supporT oT The enTire body oT exTras. WiTh This record behind Them, They cannoT help buT be headliners nexT year. Orchids To you, sTars oT l942. T Jr. CabineT-Diclc Miller, Vivian LauTh, Roy Lan- casTer, John Kois, Mary Hapac, Be-TTy Baron, Phyllis AshworTh, Don CoTTing- ham, Phil Murphy, Howard Kasilc, Laura Peri, Corinne Campbell. JEANNETTE ABAR MERRILL ALBRECHT GEORGE ALEXANDER VIRGINIA ANDERSON WAYNE ANDERSON WILLIA RAYMOND AUSTERA CLARK AUSTIN EDWAR MARIE BARINKA BETTY BARON ROBERT BARR LOUIS BASILE JACOUELINE JAMES LIBBYE BEDNAR MARIANNE BECK JUNE CHARLES BENES LOUISE BEN ES MILDRED BENISEK DOROTHY BERAN EK ETTA MAE BERKOVEC FRANK TED BEUKEMA ENZO BIANUCCI CHESTER BIDUS JOHN BILEK EVELYN BIRRER JOHN BISHOP MYRNA BEATRICE ANDERSON ELAINE ANDERSON GEORGE ANDERSON M ANTHONY BEVERLY ANTOS CHARLES ARCHELAUS LaVERNE ATWOOD D BABUREK DOROTHY BALIMAN CLEM BALTO RAY BANASZAK GENEVIEVE BARTELAK BARBARA BARTIZAL JEAN BARTOS BASOUETTE BASTL ANNA BATTAGLIA CELUS BAXTER GRACE BAUER BECVAR CLAYTON BEHEN ELDA BELL.INASO ANGELINE BENAC EDWARD BENKA RUTH BERMA BETTY BERANEK BERNARD LOUISE BERNODET TOSCA BERTOLUCCI GEORGE BESBEKOS LEONARD BILEK EVO BINDI BISHOP MILDRED BLACK GLORIA BLACKMORE CARMELLA BLAHA RUTH BLALOCK 5 '- ROSE BLAZER A W CARL BLEILER fi WALTER BLEILER Y VIOLET BLAZER sg VIRGINIA BLAZUM JANE BLOOMFIELD DOROTHY BROZ 4? 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Gats- MOLL, KEPKA, Hlwm., RIQHTIQR, S'rr:C11A, KRAUZ, LANVSON, SoUs'r1e1c, SALEM1, BAR'r1aI.AK, Botfam lf0TC fCACIC, IWUIESLTHER, Cmoulc, F1561-UQR. Knmzov, NATANEK. CERWONY, IXIAIILER, COATT-Ls, lJL'uz1K, CAST. IXIAZUR. J. H, B. 4TH IIR. Top Row---'l'1aRRANDo, VV1I.- UENING, NEIIJL, VORASEK, NTQLSQN, STASSI-LN. IQLIMES, Homom, SPIKA, SIMMONS, Tmfssua, Mnousfzx. Middln Rau- Drnfx. HASKA, STVPKA, HELBIICK, KORITZKT-1. Owl-LN, RAKAVSY rms, SAXEK, NIICUUNA, FUNK, RIEXMER, Bottom Run'-CAYNUR, SCOTT, KASTK, SIM, l41T'1'I.li- F11-11.11, Fonn, So1:01.owsKI, Slzklcllm, SUNDQUIST, LAFFERTY, MURPHY. 'HI II B 3R11 IIR. Top Run' MASKA. Bmuz, BRm ro, Xvlilllik, IJIVISIEK, Cox, Kl7Lf1T1NR. IIOLUH, BLIM, BLAZ12K, Hvmc. Middlc Row'- PUNCOCHAR, KLICISNER, SIAMIS, IMZSIDERI, VVUZNIAK. RIASKA, Knxuom, Korcyiwsm. NUYAK. NI-QRRILI.. MAY1-QRS. Hntiam Rota'- Cllxsmikc, Sc1m1.z. Rovmx, I.lsxi.-.. JANMEK. BROWN. Kkmamxex, Axmmws, Nloxsco, XvLADIK, IMTRMAN. M. H. B. STH HR. Top lf0TK DONESKli- Kommv, PARA. Kovmxu, BROM. MUMN, PARKW. K1kRL0','SKY, JAQLHQLSKT, PIOTROXYSKI. MAR'1'1cNs. Kmz, XTICKNIER. Middle Row- 'x7TLIMOVS'KY, Komzcux, ZAURA, JAN1:1eJsK,x, KULI1'P1li. SLI:-'KA, Axxomv. XYAGNER. Pm-1-:1.KA. Plano, l'ilCI.IJMAN, CAP. Enmusx. Batwmz ICUTU-SRA511-LK. 5:11:11-3, SCHYLTIZ SANTORO, LJLSOX, RYAX. ELM- slclf, HEwE1.'r, AIORANYSKI, Cxvkmx. MCKEE. AI. H. B. 9'I'Il HR. Top lfmv--l'HEx1clcK. 4'oA1'l2S, BAN BRm4:Ll-L. XYAN IJYKI-2, KUIXICEK. Rus, COBB, KIYIEICIZK. FLASKA, Middle Row - RIEMIG, DIACII, Slzsnoclc, XVULFE, VVILL. SZCEPANIAK, FRASER, Locos, finxavmz, Battam 1e0Tl 7STEFFAN, IJEHNICKE, Dosxoctr., SVERAK. IXIAGTTA. SARNO, STANCATO, SIQLISIOS. 90 f U. H. B. 3Rn HR, Top Ron'-BI-ik1:S'1'ROM, CAJ- nos, XYACULIK, Fomms, BENSON, RIIQIII., STEARNS, RUTH, SOLA, BAIER, AIOORE, NELSON, SIPINIII, IIALL. flflzkidle 1e0'ZUf S'I'OVICEK, RIPA, CIZRRONIQ, AIATIAS, S'rAs'rNv, LII-:IIIcNow, NEKlJl.NY, BIEIJIEIC, PIQTERSIIN. BLUIIIIIQRIL. KAIsI:I.I.A. Germs, FAT. Bottom Kava'-BRou:1ITox, LIznLocII. HovoRIa,x, IJINGERSUN. KASKE. RIIITI-tk, XYICIIA, SOUCICK, ZAHOUR, BLAIIA, I.oIII.A, STACK, SIWIC. O. II, B. STH HR. Top Row-l'0MI5Y, X7ITl2K, CI, ZENIIIIL, Foss. NIzsI.AIIEK, JI-:cI:. TYLER, VANIK. BIEYI-IR, Osrxowsm. GUGLIILLMIIC c'EDERHOI.M, Middle R1m'ffI.EJCAR, ROSOL, XvRI!A, KUIIACIQA, LUTI, CIQRVITNKA, P,wI.IN, HORPINI, ToR1I-:LI,o, K IIN. JOUIIUM. Bottom lf0TL'f'TRII41- KOLB, I.ARs IIULL, XAVIEST. BONICII-zs, AIICA, GIINNIQLL. KA- MINSRY. LA BARIIARII, KIISPAR, HICRMAN, MII:- IIILMA. FA Im. O. H. B. OTH HR. Tap Rmu CARD, CTII-Im, Mucru, IM Cossm, SIQARIJA, BRilNliC, CHURKII- ILL, S'I'I4:I'oNAITIs, IloI.uII, IQAVINA. CARLSIIN, BLAZER. XVILETA, S'I'IxNRUs. Middlv Row-vZIK.x, LACINA, SI..wIK, PRINCE, I.I'I-:Rs. KIASEK, Snvlm, RLIMIQR, AMRIzIx, CWIIAPIN, XV:vI'soN. BIALY, Vos, HiDI.IYI!, Bottom lfuw-SKIIIIRNA, CERRKINIIZ, CAHILL, CIINAT, GRIQIIIIR, LIQNSI-QI. KUKLINSIQI. VVALLACIQ, III: BRAAI., ITRUSKA, KIITT, BRACII, BI-LLL, LINIIART. T' X , f- , 1 44,J-VJ 0' Tf' 7X4 I-Rf' R, H. B. 7'I'II HR. Tup RrQ2Lg4BNJl'SEK, I..xIz- sox, SvoI:oIIA, SCOTT, IIIcI4s,Q3LI:Q1,.SUCI-IoMI:I., NIECKEI., GROFFEN, MIISHER, PAPIIAS. Illirldlzr RUYUTXVATIC. S'rRAIcA, MIIZURO. NovoTNv. Bo- VIQRINI, PII-:RUccINIa, SIIPIER, ZI.ouAR. PIQLIQA, LUIIANY. Bottom Rmv -VVIcH'I'NI:R. xv!!-INILLKA, XYUOL0, I rIRL'AuII2I., XIACIIACEK, IJcII.Igz,xI., K.xsIc, HIKRRIS, IIOLY, SCARANU, R. H. B. 7TI-I HR. Tap Row IiRATOCHVII., GAIIRYSZAIQ, KRES, I.IaNINI:IeR. SToIII.Iz, ZwI2'I I'I.IcIz, PASZKA. BI,L'xIA, B1IIl'l'TOMME. JILIILICKA, Konus, URADOMSKI, DE XVITT. Jlfdzllr Roz:-1-PRW CHASKA, XVAZNEGK, KRUIIA, SLOIIIQK, ANDI-:RsoIv, BIARTIN, KK7N'AC!C, KIKSNIANSKOS, SANTI, LAZAN- SKY, IJALLE, VOLLIT, GRUPP, GRZYWA, Bottom Row---POUZAR. WOLAIQ, SonoMA, PHO'1'.NKlS, PIANE. PIHEK, RAIIA, BARToI.INI-1, BTOULIS, TI2I.vIsZ, I,ROl5ST, MAIIRIIK. 9 I ft-+L. H. ls'r HK. Toi' Row 'FIALA, l'fARDINA, lhrlrh SW.-XNDER. Svmxom. SHISHKOFF, Sum, Kxspkzuc. Middlr Rau'-qT1-irsox. Cuojxrnsxx, Rr,xN,xI.1x1, SzYDLcm's1u, Nluzm., NYA'rsoN. TAPIA souusx IHECKY, SLTHAP, IAGHER, SCHLEPF. V. VV. ZELINKA, Soucxzzc, KOLAR, ZAP. GREGERSON, x ', SIYMERMK, lJUMKm'u'u, PAVJQZA, VER- PANKQ, Pm.czARsKI. Bottom Ifmvfff- NIANCINI. CEUNSKE, Suu'r'r, Poms. GAL- ROKOS, llxuxxclila. HACS, BMASAN, V. VV. B, 7'r11 HR. Taf Rau' ZELVIS, Sl'1'r1.IS, RYRARSKI. KIRKA. Scumcur, Hmm, BENISKAIIEK. QHLESCH. VK'ALT.x. Cos'rELLo, Cxz.xNuIK. BRUSH- mcx.. Jlifidln Run' --4 Moxuczvsm. :XDCOCK, IJAMM, lluczmmx, UAS. EVANS, B,ucruNEK. PASCOLA, GRUB!-lk, T1NTERA, IJMKER, l.n'sKr:. Bottom R0zv4P15l.l,1cc:R1NI. PITNER, BCJRDIENAVE, LAITA, K1v1.BAsSo. CHALVPA. BUUAJ, LOTARSKI, K.xm.Hc. BRUCE, Iiixxczmz. Ii. H. D. 9TH HR. 'llzp Rim' VV,xLm:u:x. PUN- CQCIIAR, XYAN Om. XYOUICKA, Il.xNzL1K, Lrmx- SKY, BENSFIELD, Nmsox K,x'l's.,xRos. 'fur-LRPE. llzddla lfuzu--S1'11,xn, YLK. Kns'rK.x, MQULTON, 'FHUMJM K1.osAK, IDVURAK, G1zm'rmF1-', 'KocvA1gA. PoDMYs1m1.sKx'. Boflum Ron'--F1L1P. I,T'5ffS0, Il1NTER3l.KN. M.x'r1..xs, f3LES4'll. XYOLF. t'ur.,v 1'1-zulu, SICICGER, B1..xz14:K. Sm. 9 . f I li. XY. G. 4'l'Il HR. 'lim Row Xlxrscmx, llxunzn. BRAZEY.. S'l'ANKIiYll'll, SCIIFLTZ. IJVFF1-111. KIORAN. Bolsvsrn, SYKURA. l.0LL, ll1..wIN. l,1mNsKY, GYLF1f:. lJl'zL'1-:1 1'1c. Mzddlv Romf- B1.oNmkz, ALBERTS, lil!liBARD. SUCHY, ,I.x1xmc, Domes, 1io1'mi1.1K. McDoN,xl,n, HL'- Puorokxs. Kovslw, BRUGGEN. Axwlzum. ASHWORTH, X oss. Holton: Rafi' f 'l'.,xYI.0R, BHRANRK. Sxumi. HRL'u1i,x, VVALr,N1-Lv, K.n's1iR. IXIVLAQ, liuzmxs. KREZJQK, SAMEL, Llavv, BAUM. SHE.xkM.xN. E. XY. G STH HR. Top IXQUTUW-SMIIJ. liuzusr KUWIAK. S'r1e1u:.x. IHNACEK, SRAMEK, x'vI.L'liKv S1-ACEK, Imucv, SUSNOVVSKI, IANDAUR, M1aR4:EN, Vojm, SMITH, BULSNES. Middle Ron' STEJ- slim., MM.1,1sY. SIll'l.1m, LINIMHI., MA'1'1'r:uNNI. ZACHOTINA, ZAH,u.14.'x, KRl'!i4iPIR, I.1xNvrI.m:, DALLY. PoI.ExsKY. IIOFF:x1,xx. UATLAS. Boiron: Rofzc'-SITSANKA, brgmugorv, MAH. Posm-:l.1cEK, Gunn., REITTER,,BlEl1IJENARSKl, VYDRA, URESKO, CAPPRIOTT1, SOPER, SMITH, HIQRRING. 92 ,,-.1 E, W. G. 6TH HR. Top ROTLV'-HILI., LAUER, GULITONV, KUzEL, KUTO, SUDA, PALADINO, IFARFLINGER, BLIZEK, SHEE, SOMMER, TUCEK, NIARINEC. Middle Ro'wfLoNGAwA, SCHANDL, DARROW, BLUM, CERNIK, KORAK, DIACKEY, NUZIIXRD, BIUELLER, FROULA, Row, VVILLIG, LAZZARESCIII. Bottom If0Ti HAVLIK, HORA, XKTILLARD, NIALECKI, Rouv, DVKSTR,N, PROUD, XKKKLDVOGEL, BIRKHOFE, LAURSEN, BROVVN, BRUVVN, SCHRINER. I r V! V ff E H. N. G. STH HR. Top Rau--P -JINDRIQH, MACK, CAMILLO, IUUFKA, JIRSA, X'?1SIN, GRAB, SZUCK, KREJCKIX, HAS, PREDOVIC, AARYOI.D, LESKE, VIECELI. Middle Row4FRoLIK, IIYNEK, NVOECK- ENER, CECH, SIDIJALL, X7ANDER, XHEEN, TOMISEK, STANEK, SCHUCK, BERTRAM, MARTIN, HRUDA, PoL:Il's. Bottom Row-KREJCI, BERTI, DI.0lVIIY, KQCIK, RIEBE, LEIIEDA, KRANKOSKI, SCHLEYER, XHZNCLTK, X7I.ASTNIK, LYNGER, CERNOHOUZ, PLACRO. J. M. G, 7TH HR, Top ICOICYGASCOUROVVSKT, HORAIC, SAFRANEK, STEDNITZ, XVHEATMAN. CIOLEII, ALTMEYER, KAPSA, HONDLIIC, NEMEC, ST, GERMAIN, IIAVELKA, BURKLAND, SNEERENGER. Alizidle R07U'SCULLY, TOI,1'EL, AIALACEK, HURT, BUNAN, DICK, DIALONY, LEVVANDOVVSKT, NIASTER, AMRRIJYAS, KEDL, B1ARUNA, PARNOCK, ZACEK, DEC. Bottom 1f07l'f3IACKOVVIAK, IUAVID, MLN0- RIK, IJELLARMI, NIALECHA. REID, REER, Tonms, Boufxcz, STACKOVVSKI, KINZU, TJONIINICH, STEPANEK. Q J. M. G. 11TII HR. Top Row,-KOCA, SVEHLA, KOCKNIAIC, PICHA, RILEY, BRANECKI, GII.BERT, MUELI-IAIJSEN, ZAJIQEK, RAJSEK, IEENKE, XKYYNA- LEK, KRI-Lv, TUNNING. Mfddlc Raza!--VANCURA, MAZURA, XYURKA, KAZAK, XYTTEIC, BIAREK. IWEYER, VVARNOCK, IJVORAK, PETERNELL, W'1'rT, IJAROVEC, X7ICICH, SPLEHA VITT. Bottom 1fIJTQ'fEI.LISON, DEKIARK. BTELANSKI, LIARONICH, IIAMPL, FATH, RANN, VICICI-I, HJQRTH, KOPSA, CARTER, RooKs, MAUR0, W. B. H. 3RD HR. Top If0'ZUf'ZELENKA, CAMP- HOUSE, BQUEHARD, SPERLIK, KIEDAISCI-I, RADECKI, HEIN, VVALTER, PLEVOKAS, BIELICHAR. Mfddlc Row-VONDRAK, T0MAs, LISKA, ELLEN, PIOLDYCK, BQERKE, EICIIOI.Z, VACH, STAFFORD, SVEC. Button 1?0'ZfF'-FRIESE, KUBIN, IJOMAR, HOLAS, OASTENDORP, BIARKUS, DOMANSKY, CISAR, CICIIY, PQLIVKA. 93 XY. H. H. 9'r11 HR. Top letlTE. KlTE11N, DIAR- 'r1N1cLt, IJOUREN. NIILLIER. SMETANA, IQYIIAR, Homfxcs, BAR'rosrgR, GOLIHNG. KREJU, D12 BIUTH, Koslm, H1-QINDL. Middle Row-CAMP nxzm., DELES'1'OWW'1CiZ, VVOODS, FRYDRYCH, KAl'YUH, CLARK, ALEXANDER, JELEN, SIIUMAN, LANG, XVANDER PLUM, XVAN BEEKUM. Bottom Row-- IQASZYNSKI, K1.As IQATSAROS, JANCIK, IRMM, C1-LRNEY, BRUUQ, PRA'1 r, XAYAVVRZYNIAK, SHAY, Nxem'nvA'rAr., XLENTICKS, Rvs. E. E. ,L ZND HR. Top Row---'1'1N'raRA, TARc1N- SKI, GRANT, DE PRAT, BUUSKA, ZEMAN, Hous- CEK, KAPPD1EYER, SUP, XVERFURTH, WYORLES, CHIHAK. JOHNSON, FURCUTSAM. Middle Kow- IJALCZENVSKI, HOFFISHNER, RIHA, KLOSAK, D12 B1-:1.1.1s, KLCJUZER, BRECELNYK, TRCHA, CERNY, REIMAN, HERENDILK, CARRARA, LADZINSKI. Bot- tom 1f0'ZUfSTANTSLAV, ZOWACNI, SASS, ADAM- CZYK, BOBERG, SKUPIEWSKI, HOEPPNER, DUR4 ANTE, STRAKA, XfACHOUT,:ELDER, S'1'RAI'1'. L. L. L. 9TH HR, Top Ron'---VooRn1aw1ND, IUACK, J1:S1'N1CK, STOKAKI, SHADE. SCHIMEK. FUHON, SHUJLUS. IQASPERSK 1. KOKOSZKA, IQOTRHA. N1-LLSUN. Hffiddlz' Row--CENTON. MCMAHQN, ELASKY, CABAJ, JACKLIN, PAvL1cEK, SLARENAK, CONLEY, JURJOVEC, BOLLA, INCROCCI, BARQAL. Bottom IQOTUYGRIEEN, PAVIA, JANTAC, BUTARA, BURROWVS, Luccmzslz, ANDERSON, Rmivn, TARAQHAS. JARKA. L. M. L. 11TH HR, Top Row-BRRSOWAR, KALA1., Vokov. XvOLDRICIT, XXVIIITE, POHOVEY, SODOMA, IXIOVOTNY, BR121'uN, FRANCE. Middle .RowfP12T12Rs. SKOPEK, lV,ASCOLI, HALAMA, TESRA, TANSEY, TESAR, BUCEK, KREJCI, Zr:1.o- 1:1cK1. Bottom R0TK!7L.AS1CA, BRONVN, KUHACKA, Susmaks. VN'oJ'rx's. KALLNKA, A1ITAS, IQUSHFORD, V11-ous, IJUNN. R. S. L, 3RD HR. Top Row---TAYLOR, KASMER, KOCK.A, TAYLOR. LoR1-:Nz1, S'r1EvE, Voss, XvAN BYSSUM. HURACEK, BIARIC, GRKIENDIXL, HUM- HARD. Bottom Row-'RoMAN. HAJEK, Horvlz. IQLLEN, PRIHODA, PYTLIK, GERSKI, CERNIAK, Plccxmus, Fomauo, Rosli. 94 R. S. l.. STH HR. 'llff 1X'U'ZUfZIRZOVV, KRAIIILR, KIIQIIN, Drs, KfBZ1SIiIi, BIARUNA, Maman. Tow, IJAIIILREN, Middlv lftlTU'SCIIRAMM, BI'k1C, XYOECKENER. Sw1cIa, Noxxxxvlzk, BARON. XVII.- sox, XYESELY, Button: Ran'-CosEN'rINn. NHL' sox, ILIIER, SEVIAIRINO. 1'1iTIiRIcfK. f.,xNn,x, IQOKICNIES, CORTI-:1.I.Asx. I . S. M. 3RD HR. Tap 1f07Uf3IARL'lIlORIC'l l'O, 'I'ImJ.xNuwsIaI, II1zRs'mwsI:I, JEnIcHIx,bIxIfoIsINIs. 'l'm1s,x, Scuwurz, L'1acII, KOOPIIIXN. SCOTT, Alxros, H0141-:III.IzIu. .lliddlr If0'Zl'fJOZXYI.-KK. SIIIWIQII, BOSII. NIAID, PINKALL, IJIQNTON, xIA'l'lTSZYK, Pn'r1aRzIxK, GIANNI-:sIII, SNELLA, SCIHVICIGER, CIIaI'I.v. Bottom Raw- ZIILIANI, S'1'14:1'IIENsoN, PRYIIIQ, Rocxs, MIKIICIQ, MIQIIAI, ISIQA, ZAREMIIA. I'lNIl.It'A. POIQGENSEIQ, IIUIIIIMAN, IJICNS KI-1. AIJAAISKI. lf. S. M, -VIII IIR, 'llzfv lion'-ILIVINU. RQIQIIER, AIURLDAN, ALVIN, P11:xIc,xv.x. TUREK, SIMLTICII, ZIIQIIANN, TARAN'1'oI,o, IXIYKSYN, IQAUDONIS, Aumuav. Middle Hmm'--KunIs'I'AN'r, KlYS'l'l.INl2, I,1aAuA1ws, SIMON, SVUIIODA, PATI-:Ic, MAIIIIA, i'm.'1'.x, QnLTHOFF, If'IIxI.A, SAYNER, CIIAKNZIIK. Buftmu, 1f0'ZUffPRZYllYl.A. IXIERTES, HLMACIQIQ, ZI'I'ImwsIcI, Esvusrro, STAIIK, SNORIQK, 0111.4 lililifl, BIASCITTI. KmIw,u.sI4I, BUSIIANG. li. R. O. 1sT HR. Twp Rqw -MIfI.I.1Ns. VVIQR- Illl'K, S'rIzI-ANEK, Kms:-IN, CIZEIQ, Lfuuu. l.I-31111, Cuvm., BRUZAW, SAWUSCII, OIIEIINAI., IYUVVAK, NMILNIIQ, Mzddlv Mm'-KozI,IcK, SLUMINSKI. Ilklixli. -I,AGROZ!NSlil, FIIALOUIIKA, ROSANIIIQR, LIN. l.1xm5RIxI'Rc:. HIAZRKUS, BIELKA, Sc'IIwIz'I'Z, II'II.xcIgK, DII:I.IIc. Bottom Kam'---1'oI.cx'x. FRIEIJI.. K0NYI1'1Q.x, CIZIEK, BALIIYGA, IJYKSTRA, AIARIK. XXOHLFORII, XvAI.IlfH, LUXDIIYERLI, BAR- TIIN, DICCORMICK, MIx1.I,I1:Y. E, R. O, 7TH HR. Top Raw--KOPIQUKY, llIa1N'I'z, Y.xN ORT, BARRIQTT, SIIIQPRO, SCHALK, l.IiI'rZ1cI.I.. Lxxm. BlARQL'E'i', IMIIIIIAN, SCHOBACII, RAMSI. Alixkxis. I-RIIIANSIQI. Illidrllc Row---Koor, SZWAJ- K.xIx'1', PQTOCIQY, BIIZICRK,-X, ROTT, XVA'1'r:1cIxI'Izx', I.I'sK, KLUTH, BIwI.n. BRENNAN, SIQRGU. PoI'z,m, LOISEK, ANmcIzsoN. Bottom Rmu:9 SQIIMITZ, LAMB, l'm.v1N, GADZINSKI. Br:k,xNIz1c, VIILAVA. BYLA, RIMM, I,Is1c,x, NIQIIIQR, KNIZIQ, Iflmwrlvc, BICANIQIQ. 95 G. R. END HR. Top ROTi'iJ:XN.Kt'!ili, CHUDIK. STRZEILYZK, STANCMO, RUSNIZK. VANEK, Mm,- LINS. Mfxzzozu, lioocos, JAN,x1'1QA, Govxzm, SP11w'1'A, BIONDO. Mddle Rafi'---GoR,x1.sK1, Bonowczvlc, Gmus, I'1ctI1L1K. 1'Iv1:.xvxa14. Yosr, Lucsmzzxxa, GABRm.Es141. Kvus. KUARA, Picuix, MUSHOW. KOFFkINIl. Bottom Kufu-KOZAK. Pxuxclc. XYESS, Nosko. I.AD1N.xK. NYEIDMAN, HUFFN1-tu, Pnzynvr., BERNOTAS. Now.xCzx'14, CL'l114:n'lu, RIPKEY. fJI9liRHiN. A. S. STH HR. Tufv lf0Zi'fKP1RN, KI.1EBl.KN. XIROCII, Hmm, K.umm.1-1, f9ARDN1iR. SLEZMQ. MALUNE. Tvxms, KTIIIEHNAL, SIRVATIQA, SLAG'1'1zk, Brxovsxv, LAUBli, KONECNY, Mnldlv Row- - YVYNN, BELLIS, JVRKA. I.1mv,x1.n, Cxzmc. SEDLAK, KLEMENCW, Sl.X'l'HIEVY, I.u1x. SQHULTZ. IJOVV'l'I,IL'K. HORN. S121-zxuxx, Plc'1'1zRs. RE'r'r1u. Bottom ROIVA-S.xRAM.x. XYAI,I.MI'T1I, B1-LLSAN. IIANUII. KucHAxc1u'K. Bnoz. Zn-max, PAW- Lowskl, Km-:N1G, IQSIAZKIEVYXVZ. llusfx, P.wLm'. l..KPI,AN'l'I'1, SAM1'm.snx. E. E. S. STH HR. 'ltuf Row- Yul'Na:, NEAlJI41R, Kkovm. IQRAKA, R.xc.xN. Fousnmm. l.mRu'u, NAU. PI'-ZRTI., ST1-:w.xR'1'. NIAVES, Bxakxx. Finuxu. Ancucx. .Uiddlv lfuzr-Ko1'R1m. S c H M H. K.u.,xJ1.xx, Klslm, l'r1RK.xL'sK.xs. SYMoxr.u4. KONSOI-LR. GOREKKI. VVESTERIIUI.. :XMRl2IN. KR.Kl'I'h1.XN, Ihomzmv. Swltlu. Nl-:Ml-ir. Buiimn Kofi' STANEK, BuuS11.1.I, TENTINI, XYORI-XI.. TENIQIJ., HERI13. M.xKuvs1ix', lJlcIl1iI.1.1s, F.-.koxl-i. ZIMHK. RUZIM, S'l'li4:1im.xN. Rfwnlu. E. E. S. GTK HR. Tap Row -BEN1-Ls. R1N1:1-zk. I..xxm'1s, STRUNC, VVLLSON. Bn-zsmg. KUNZ. Boxou Lui. T12s.xR. Rrxxalz. HXNZ, Pxlfo. llilldlv Rats' CIQLUSZTAJN. SUHYLTZ, VVANNOS, S'rR1x, JAWUNSN1. BURTON, 'I'oN1, Rounuc, SUSMLCII, ZUPKAS, VVEGLARZ, ZUPKAS. Bottom Ran' IYIEMI-ZYIZR, TREP1-Ls, Komclnt, IQIUDVVORTH, VAS- Kovsxv. CIIESLAK, SARNO, llmlcxkls, PETERS. KROI.lCliI, GRIMM. P. S. S. 9TH HR. Tap R0'Zi'7IiENIJZORA, IL'Rcu. JAYNES, KABZA, Horcmc, PRCHAL, NAGL1-1, F12sTuR1.1Nc:, Hxmy, SIMJN, Frfux. BARTUNEK. Flfliddlf IX,0'IUfABZOL'1l, JEZEK, VVANIJRI-JY, X7EACII, I4ANl7A, IDILLON, SCHAAI-, GOLDIHiR1i, SMUTNY, REETZ. IJOUZANIS, BUQELLA. Hvmnu Race' - BLAHA. XHXCHTA, Koxmrm, 1'.w1..xu1u. MOON, Ixkfxmzx. Bonne, R051-:NKRANL Aluuzrux, XY.xs- sm., Plum.. 96 P. S. S. 1l'I'II HR. Top Ron'-vSKoN, PRAZAK, '1wHOMAS, lllasluxaur, KUKTA, KOLKA, CULLUM, JAGIELO, IXDICNSALI, SKLENKA, BROSE, SMITH. Middle Raw- -AIALTIK, Smnonv, TEICHMAN, Mu.- LER, SANDIQRS, FRICKE, KOZISIEIC. IIOMOLKA, FMLA, Xmunc. XIODDER, Bottom Ifozu-STmmx', VVOZNY, XYACIK, Cosa, I-I.uuunAN. QROMANI, BRYLA. Scnlfuik. KINST, IJIQNCOFF, S1'UP12R.xs. j. XV. STH IIR. T011 RON'-'PIllLIK, XVHITING, BENNETT, YR'1'1s, NOVOTNY, SKOFF, LARSGN, H.x1:Y,xR, XYANDIER X'EEN, TIN1'I2RA, HAUGII. Alfal- zllc lf0'ZU7SKARNUL1S, Srxuqnt, XVYTISKA, GLICK- AUF, LICIITIQR, AIEISINGER, VASUMPAUR, IQIDIJLI-1, JOHNSKE, KI'1Ill.lISEK. Bottom Row-LAMn1ak'rI, DFTIQIEXVICZ, I'lEmANK, XVETLGUS, TUMA, FIJM., YfR.U'N1L'EK, In YVALLE, Ln BLANC, HARDY. I. F. A. 7'r1-I HR. Top R07UfJANOUSEK, SCHLENTZ, STROMBOCH, TRILUMO, H01-IE, RIQH- MQND, XNYIIZLGOT, HRUB1-Ls, BAUMGARTEN, RICH- Akus, Axuxekme. VERRE. Jlidllle ROZU'SCIIU- HI-IRT. KKJZEZRSKI, NOYUXK, BIORRISSEY, DvANLn'1'x', KENNY. IQIENNY, FOJTE, AUs'r1aRA, BUGELLA, i'H,u.An,u.A. VVARD. Bottom 1f0'lU7NIALLICOA'l', KUTILEK, BAk'rm.s, FISCIQLLA, STIEM, S'rADL1z1z, KOSINSKI, KRAUSE, IIANSIZN, LANGBAUER, PETER- sox, NOVAK, J. F. A, 81-11 HR. Top R01'lF CVEK, 1N1IEN1ZRSKI, BOIKA, KAROI.Y, GRZCOKOWIAK, BEUK1-:MA, KOUIKA, ATLTIXLLISTER, BANF1, KRQLL, PANKRAC, SIMMONS. SMETANA. Middle Row-PAULUS. Tuoxms, XvIS'l'IXE, IANKOWIAK, MONEZYNSKI, BOGACK1, H.w1aI., S1'1z1N1-LNGIQR, DYKSTRA, P,xwI., ST.-XNEK, KANTA, GUILLAUMIN. Bottom Row'- KUSKA, PINCUSPY, SOUCEK, BOUDA, CAPRIN1, MANAK, RUVARAC, BRONIARCZYK, KORANDA. V11cR11cAs, RIICSEN, KRAJNIZIC, SUTER, WIMIQR. J. H. B. 71-11 HR. Top Raw NELSON, DANIEI., ZUPIC, SISKA, F1'rzMAURIc12, BASTYR, NIURRAY, NEUZIL, O'r'r, SWIGERT, GOFFKE, P1-JARSQN. Middle Row-RAMPAG1-1, 111-ILKA, COULD, POCIUS, HALGKQVSKY, BURGE, KASPERSKI, PINTA, LONG, ZXELONKA, XYITTNER, II.-XLL. Bottom Row- BIINGROET, NAYDER, TUREK, REZABEK, Bmw s'rR0M, RYVA, GADBOIS, Kofi, CARR, 101-INSUN, FIRMAN. 97 R. XI. C. STH HR. Tap 15010-!BLOCK, Mlvxm- Luau, KAMINSKOS, BRAY, KI.ACZYNSKI, Vox, KUNTZ, ENGELSMAN, QDGLE, HOLY, Womvmslal., HOS1'0DKA, 1.1121-la. Middlrr IQOIUYSIMANIEC, IIRLLRBRANDT, SoUC11:K. KULHANEK, Cxzrax. NEZtl0DA, JENKS. PAV, NAJT, BIENER, Vx-:I,Ko- BORSKY, LE 1Jo1'u11'Hc. Boltom Row-Czx'K1RR, XNYALENGA, Mllzlmxaxm. SCIIEFFUS, ZQLEWA, TUAN, BORONVCZYK, Rum. XDXN DER MEULEN, TRNKA. SCHROYLUER, T.xx11'uuRr.us. K.xwCzx'NSKx. C. D. D. 31m HR. Top R0ZU7HX'HL, Kmzrx-1, GOLTZ, HARBUTT, Z.u1uaL, HERMoN, W'1-:TzH0r.n, LEVY, TRICI, -IERAIKEK, SEGAL. Rliddlc Row-f BRUWER, KASBIAR, Bxacxu, XVALENTA, '1'11:-112014, COLE, BIATTAS, CARROLL, IIERZING, LAPP, DIS- SEK. Bottom Ron- -Mlcvxans. KLIMES. SUSIN, BETCIZER, TUMA. TAx'1.oR, :XDAMEK, NOVOTNY, RATAY, PATER. E. H. D. 10TH HR. Top ROIi'iHOI.lTB, SAR- urssox, AIATSON. Bmrs, PAUL. FRANKOYIUII Nox'Y, BEST, P:XI.liL'I-IK, FORTELKA, KXK'I.k'l 1' Ill!-LTRICH. PASRVAV. lliddla Roca'-Mlzvn-:R XTANYEK, XVOJTA, G.u.E, SMITH. BASTA, PANZIEI.. FREDERICK, BXARTIN, ICOSTKA, REIN1E'l'IN, IQRAXV- QZYK. Bottom Run' YLIEHECKA, FEUCLL. SCILZU TOBIAN, BIULLER, Luv, RIACK. KOHOUT, Sv1av.v y CIQK, CARHART, Fu-:Rf:1,1a, llASS1N. M. A. D. STH IIR. Tap Kim' --GUZIK. Brusumz BETTIN. BROVVN, ScuLINK1eR'1', Mvsoxmvsul SCHLESINGER. 1'RAxu1a. KALISH, BUIlI.4lX'lC. BICDONOUGH. HOFF. L'oSTxc1.1.o. RIOTTLOVV. JIM- dlc Raza--Kucrilu, Prmxol-nc. KOLP.kCK, Kxles. FELRMAN. BAUER, KRANZ. HAASE, PATS.xv.xs. IJIRIE, KRX'Z11X1'lNSKI, TQULARIK, KN1Pscun.n, I.liW'IS. Bottom Rofu--nF1LA, RIEBE, SVVINDI-II.I,, STASTNY, B1-Ljclslc, BENRS, .EMMERING, John K.NIlI.ECTK, L01-Rucxu, Pocvs, Cox, TROTSl'ZK. ,- .nf w n- g. A. . 1,11 n M. A. D, 9TH HR. Tofv Ro1oARIssKY, RATIIIAQ GOEBEL, IQOSCHETX, ZASAD11., IiOLM, MOJSIS GURRENCE, GILBERT. OLSON, LUNDAHL, XVAISNOR SCHCLTZ, FILETZ. STIP1-ES. Middle Rf77i'fSRA- MER, BERGER. Rlxm-:R, KOPISTECKI, IQOYARIK. SOUKUP, Pom-:Hx,x. YYHANEK, ORTZIK, BEUKRR, LANGE, KINZIR, Blass:-:Rr:R, BIOORE, BxsRc:1aN'rH.u,. Bottom Roca- S-Forms. Holm. HRUBEC, Ruv'r.xR, DYGANSKI, Prmxctzrzx. Inxmx, RAY. SPIRU'r.x. Km,- 1.1cR, MERCLR, Illcxxlcx. KmFT, DIVIS. 98 Rf, ll XB, X. H. STH HR. Top IQUTU--FREMGEN, DEVRIISS, HUFFMAN, FOLG1-zks, IYIACK, LEMHITZ, HAASl4I, KING. STROBL, BAH1, Virus, Boylan, ScHAN1LEc. Jliddlc Row 4-GINSBERG, BAT!-iz, JANEQI-ix, HAJIC, JOHNSON, XYIDIGI-IR, CECCHI, Coma. CHR:-gli. LOGAN, MAREK, STARY, XVACKENDQRF, BOUTUN, Bottom Row --BoRnoLT1-1, XVHIPPLIC, Roux, STACH. Z.xuELK,x, ZEMAN, DOLESKA. Wlxsz, PICHA, IJ.-.Rov1c, Kun, HILL. N. IS. 9TH HR, Top IWQTUYPINC, LAZANSKY, H1u's.x. LIKAR, RULA, Mmucx, BARllI'l l', SNYDER. H.u..x:su. B1'N.x'rY. COLNAR, POSANKA. Middlv 1f0'1i BIARECEK, RACAN, SPIENYAK, NIORAYICKT, RICHARDS, Llmas, DUSEK, RICIIETTR, IJENNERT, S1-:JNoHA, BAIJJA, BRANA. Bottom Row-- MUNOR, SHEARIER, KAACHI.lL'. Bmuuo. RUsc1T1'o, BENES, IJOXOVAN, XYESELY, KURCAH, Sovxrr, KXOPIK. TIIORI.NS. AMEI., PRACHAR, BAN1-gs, MQCRORY, Hmsxmx L,T'l'l'1NS, KOSINSKI, Ihwns, BURKE. Middlu R0'ZE 'JAN1CKI, SAHS, IIARTIGAN, llONEK, Mr- 1ml.ut, Gnzmmuuzzvx, SEMI-:1.xcA, Ev1aRsoN, BLAZ- EJAK. KYNEL. Bottom 1Y'U'Zi'+NIALLEGNl', SI- wxcxr, CHRISTIE, CENTONI, Lmmex, Rocco, '1'1'RN1zR, LAM, Svonorm, SALERNO. R, H. B. 6TH HR. Top lfmu-Zu:A11l.u, X7OSl-lj- PNA, HOVAK, ITASARO, Bwcovsxv, I'Uc11MEL1'1cR, Tmsmrw, Zrnucuv, Kovucrlcv, Middle Row-W ,-XIIRIQNUT, IIZIAK, lXNDERSON, xvlilllik, PECHAR, IHDI-I, CHI.-XL'I4l. l'.xT'r,w1-:l.l.o, Bottom Rowff-A l.1N1mnL, Svonmm. YAI.r:c1aK. Ssvrzkrzxo, MN- xusvu, SLtHR1,1,. KIJHAS, K,xu1.xN. R. H. B, -Hu Hx, Top Row -Xoxuui, KRONIK.K, Tmaumos, SURVINSKI, I.UI.INsKY. CTHEzI.AvAx, Rmslc, ZIMA, KRQUPA, Emu, INIALIQQHA, ADAMS, XVILLIAMS, IEAVIIQS, GIQNDIQR. Middle Row - II,-iVL!K, Gonsm. KQINSTI, XXYENGLER, HURDIJQ, GAIRRIICI.. BIILLICR, IJ,x1II.uNr:k, NORTH, K1'RDLr:, 3IASl I I'I. TIYIXTI-QR, BENK15, x'ELEK. Iiultom Kon' '-YJICNSEN. K,uua'm, KRUP, xiYCRU'1'.X. Roszxx, Fonmzs, Vrrous, SALNASISKAS, jmxos. XVRTKS, K1uzs'1'AN, Hmmm-ix. REN'l'SL'lILFR, PHY. 99 O. H. B. STH HR. Top lfmz'---Vusnclx. CYTH- ' ' N , if - I V 'itil I J S I ' - B, L. E. 7TH HR. Tap R0w5,Sg uuz, I'm 1Lx, REMV. HEI.I.w1c:, Smc'mNA, ' ' Sr,.xM.x. HAJEK, TOMANEK, Gunsixs, XvOI!ORIL. KNSE. Mizlzllc Row---STEMPK1, CEPAK, xNvATERS, S'1'12F12K, RANK, LAMIHQRT, SRACIITA, PELUSO, TRNKA. SAPINSKI, SMAUS, MVSHAL. Bottom lima'-Y OWEN, LESINSKY, JOHNSUN, KKJZAK, liousxl. B.uuno, BALIK. IJAHMS. LIPINSKI, Kozllc, CHOTT. G. E. E. 9T11 HR. 7011 R0'ZUf'SZliZEI'IiA, MAU4 DRY, Houwor., BEZEK, VVOITOVICII, CouN1a1.L, CFURCAN, SCHIEFIELTEEIN, BIIEDEMA. IMEHIIU Raw -BEHENKE. IIRUSKA, Gmcoxm. B C xax'NoLDs, Mu1a1.1.12R, Blxccr, BIICIIAEL, VV11c'1'RzvK, IILAVA. Bottom Row--CoRNAccu1oN1, llwm, NEI'l!1KlI1i1i. SIMONE, Hams. CLARK, Kkxrm-wma. Kam., G. E. E. 10111 HR. Twp R0'zn'---RADA, N1-zwxux, PR1's.x, ZAR.x11sKx', CIZICK, L1es1.12x', Jol'un.xN K1-11.11, KE'rl'kowsKv, Prrz, SEUIACEK, Ksuz- KIICWICZ, Middle Ron' f-GRAHZQW, IIERSTOWSKI. LENIKE, NEMI-zu. Lxxx-zcrek, SANFURD, Pkmcomtc. K:KI.lN.k, Prmrr, DAVIS. Fx-QLZ, Goscnswmcz. Bottom Ron- -N.xv.uc.x, KEMPKA. BIAZUR. Swo- xxolm, JED1.ov1ac, FA1:1j,xNsK1, SMITH, llklxrzk. BIISICK, HIE1'L'II, Rims, FRANIZK. H. N. G. 9'rH TTR. Top ROT6 Tl.XSK. Kmslzrc. ZAIDI-211. PL.xn'Iu', MIIQNTKIEWSKI. ZVIIHQNA, SVMKA, BURKHOLDER. AIELLAR, ANm2Ru:. Smal TANA. jllrdflvft' 1?07L'7GREINKE, R.xrsC11. SAHLY. ZALAVA, KANOV, KASS, Bfums, BAIQTUN, TAMNOVR, LANG. Bottom 18010-'-NI2l.SON, JUIINSON, 1,ANE, ZEMAN, CAMDEN, GORTMAN, Bnsso, ZRUST, Sc1u'1.z, Rt51s1uNnmR. H. N. G, 11TH HR. Top Ron-H1-zkM.xN. XVANDIK, Mums, XYOYDERSCHAAF. SMITH, R1CH- ARDS, NOVAK, BEHOUNEK, BAUM, Sono'rKA, JOHNSON, CISAR, WYATIERS. Mums. Middlv Row -P1a'rR'rvL, L11-INSKI, KULAR, VVICVZ, BIAROIINIC, Borcksm, Zoux-mu., BIICKA, BILECZKO, D12 Muuto, '1'AL.x1foUs, LUKA. Koluecxv, I.m1ITLE. MIQJNA. Bottom Razr- -BUCHT1z1.L, HADDIl'K, BIZI.1XSIki1l, IJAVIS, LE1N, IIRASIEK, VVOZNA, Fmcmux-LN, ZELIZNKA, ScHIEFr:I,n1a,xN, I4Ii'l l'l-11'LTI. IIAIN. Llslm. IOO H. N. G. l2'ru HR. Top Ifd1i'f1lACK. PETER- sox, KASPER, CENVENKA, AXNDERSON, N1-LPDLY, PICKARZ, FISHER, VOLK, S'1'm2jEcK. P1.1ML, HAK. ,Middle IYIITL'-DEN1II.I.IC, HOIiR, CARLSON, RICKUT, IJEGUTES, MosAKowsKr. BRAZEL, SHIELDS, W'1LL, TOMAN, Blkxlmvnr, Bunn.. Bottom Row-Kxaiuvom, MURPHY, KARKQZ, SAIERYI., jollxsox, Zu1.,xu1cK1, Sulrzuys, SRP, BRONIARIQZK, XVEISSBRIFUT, MOTTQ. J. M. G. 10TH HR. THOBIAS, VVISN1-zwsxcl, M,x'rx'sxAK, IXOPECKY, STEJSKAL, Poucu. NIALY, BOKVN11-zwlcz, Bl.-KDRZAK, NELSON, lllxfxso. L. G. H, Tru HR. Tujv Row-MAsc1a'r'1'I, LIM- IIURSKY. lJ1z1.Es'ruwu:z, Pnxcko, HAHN, SCHRAUIL, IIANZELIN, JFCIIA, IANDECKA, POHRTE, J.xBLoxs141, BRONTSIMA. Middle I6ofu4EvANs, T1-:scum-1, LOUCKA, CA'rAI.oNo, DVQRAK, MYERS, KALINAK, IIANZLIK, PERINA, FLORIAN, X7AIL. Bottom 1fl71C'-7VOP-ENKA, GREENOULQII, SILLMAN, CHo1u21aA. IXIUNSON, WAGNI-LR, CIVITELL, ZASAUH., I.,xvoRM'o. DARL1Nm:R, VV1sNr:wsKx, M. M. II. 7TH Hx. Top Ie0'ZU fS1MANER, BIANIEK, I'I1eRouA. Som-pump, BOIARSKI, CORDES, BIARKOYEC. KOSEK, Ixcoxxsmz. Xuzm, JANECEK, Cu-LK, PICALEK. Middlv Row--PHQTROFGRTR, C,P.-XLICKY. NEBEL, IJQNK, SLEHOFIER, Guzzi, PI-ZLCH, SPAPPERI, KNUURNA, Bocmsz. GALDIKAS, THEIL, FMLA. Bnttom If0'ZU7PELCZARSKI, AN- GELUCC1. JANSKY, BENSFIELD, KfXhIl5NS, Suu' uoxs, ZAJAC, NIANCINI, LAVALLE, POMAZALI, Yoxnxux, Novv. R. S. L. 7111 HR. Top IQOTL'--SHORNER. How:- LAND, SICDLACEK, Hrmzc, VoP.x1'12K, HAYLEY, S'r1:1R, DUMROESE, TIiSINSKY, OLSON, BOLO- LTIUCII, POLCAR, KOLPEK, PAWELCZYK, REZAREK. Middle Rmu-TARAHA, Tfmmsonl, Km rA, SPERQ, ST121N1u-1, KUWALSKI, Kowsm, ADAM, ROGERS, SMITH, Dvxlz, POLINKA, KOPCZ12XN'SKl, T1LLo'r- sox, Rl rAR. Bottom Ielfil'-fSMITII, LUBIEN, Mons. Sl71.L1vAN. BmzJc1-Lx, DEBRAAL, GAERT- NER, KIYCIERA, BELLAS, PRYM, Mlxcxxx, BIAR' TINEK, Koen, Gannon. IOI R. 5. L. IUTI1 HR. Inf Row 14 HIRING, lhmwx, l'.xR1.soN. Iikoxuxx. jrxczk, I'A'rx'K, L'1s.xk. Srvllzllnnxx, TYLE. J.xnL'REK. Jlzlidle lima'-W 12uoExEwm.n, BITZA, I.x'sAc1-:K, BnnL.xK, Trkvlx, KLEIN, Sovlck, S1-.xNNU'1'11, Tu.wN1c:1:K. liuttnm lx'1m'gHoMol.A. A1.1sxANn1-zu, KA1.1vonA, CAKR, f1IiRNY. RRrnvxr:1.r., Krnux, I.u'K1.1N, S1'11N12I,I,. lf. S. M. 7111 Hu. Twp Rmv K.xwczx'Nsu1 lfrguxocri, AIUTILTKA, IFIKAR. B1-zkrgk, jzauxrzk liresslzxos. FISHER. F.xr'sT. Suxxxsox, XY.xxK.v1' HUKUIS. Jliddlv Ran- -T.x'1'Im:14:1c, XV,u.1,1s1I PIZNARSKI, j.xNu.x, Rmasklz, Polwrgk, Smzmaku ATAURO, j1'1n1.ICKA. Komzcxy, BIANNST. Rumx- sK.xs. Baltum Ron' HURT. SLEHOFER, Bo1'sK.x. SPVRR, SVIIINDLER, KEI.LING'l'0N, XIACK, RINK Nlawxux. K.xR.xB.x. HcX.xMl2Ii. I.. G. M. 7'1'H HR. 'lim Ron' Svcuv. Tnfmx- snerx, j,x1u.ossxY. K.xTs.xrmw, Bonuwsm, PRCIIAL, BIIRES, KFLXIFIERT, ffkusxmx, Lrzwxr. XIACK, VVMQNIQR, SY1'1 m. Jlfdlllv Rmr- JAS- KUNAS, Komn, XYUIYIQCKI, JANIA, NAVARA , llumzc, PECIIA, VVx'su1:x.An, NIEVVTGN, B.xI..xJ.x. Mvsu., Pmrrzlsu. Bom'sL'D, Pusl-:cK1, Hamm: Ima'--KR.a1'L'uovll.. Mxrz, PRof1I.xsK.x. ZK'E'I'EI.. SCIIEFFEI.. PALcizYNsK1, O.BRII'1N. l'11.xr:Y. I.0N15F1EI.l1, NTERT1-IS, O'R1-:1L1,v, IJUSEK, Rlczxv. I.. G. NT. 11TH HR. Top li'1m'- fTR1l'Lxs'rT, Yon.xsK.x. P,xwL,xK, ARQUILLA. SIHQLTON, VAN- IHQRSCIIAAF, R1-:u.LY, Kmuss, SIMMQNS. BIACK, S1-EAR, Rvsso. Midrllr 1?0'ZC '-XVTSCHMANN, NVILLIAMS. x7lLETA, KTAPEK, Voxuc, Bunvxcx, M1-LSKI, GU.'sm'rIs. R.xr.E1uH, SMIITNY. MAKES. STIEIN. Bottom R0Ti'7'KOZD.X, RIQDA, ZIELINSKI. Ruun, PRx'cKLmz, ST:-:Rc.u', I-l.x1.1K, BUl.H'I'iK. VUMACKA, B.uzKLEv, JANICKI, Nxass. M. D. P. 6111 HR. Tap km:--'l'k1uL'z1o. PALIS, :XICHIRGEIL Briuxma, XYAGNER, llulxux, T.m.xlx.a. S.u'11-:NzA, KUCERA, I.oP1ak'ro, Scuwmc, NI-1W'lil.l., BAJUVICH, .l.xcEw1cz. Mz'a'dIu lfazv-Hxzwuv, I.,w1-LR, KANTEKY, Srevcri, Hxsu., Gmsxuxr, III-IIN, REID. KOLAR, YAGER. G,mR1Tx'. Cfuue. XI.u.zNsKY, KIYRTZMAN, jocuvm. Bottom Rmu llUcHT1e1.r., HUSTIUKA, LONIIINVSKI, MARAC- VINI, BAUMIL, Durmcx, LUSH. BLAZER, Kour- mx, CARRARA. Komolwrs, XYENTURELLA, BRUCE. 102 M. D, P. 7'l'll 1112. Top Row- -CIIOLENVA, KLICH, SvononA, Dmux, O'B1u1N:N, PAPALZEK, JAROLIDIEK, POTOKAR, Z11aL1NsKI, TUMA, CABLE, CIZEK, .Viddle Rom' -P1-:TER:uAN, XYURKA, Imkrcs. PLA- 'rm:KA, XV,xc:1I1eL, Rossox, Roni. Bu:v1'YAxsKI, XIATCIIA, F1Lr:'r'r!, NIARCCLTNI, jAG1E1.o. Bottom 16070-COSTENARO. .HOLAS, KNAPCZYK. BUTLEK, Lfxzznkoxl, Tuunxs. ADCUCK. JOHNSON IQANTA. Ulwzxrs, DHQKER, C1u1ufLEwsK1. RI. A. R. M11 HR. Top Ron'-fKM1-LN, KOLIXR, Vonrrls, BENISEK, WOSTRA'1'ZKY, Lrxrusrinu, L1Nmv,xLL, BIILLER, jLm.u..A, JASKUNAS, PAVLOS, KQSTNER, STRAGNE. Middio IfowgKAsE. CHU- nom, Vovm, SKLLELS, Mmzvo. Moxrcamngav, VVANGEL. 1'L12'rcH1-Lk, R171-zscu. VAN CURA, KUSTKA, BOIJLAK, IDREMNAN. Bottom Ro'w'-- XBRANA., SKINNER, Hmmm, Kxuzjcx, NIAGMESSON, SARONI, IYIRIZAK. BMER, KKEJCI, POLLOXVAII., CRIUARO, XVULFGRAM, ARNHEIM. G. R. 7Tu HR. Top RKITU'-BIOTIS, PALACK, Puosmzx. CoN'1'os. VVISNIESKI, IIOUDEK, RA1'M'.x, Zuvonsxx, lJ1cx1Kovu'H. Middle Row-BINDXNG. Z.u.r1sKI, SM1'rH. KVETON, L'HM1z1.ARIK, Ym- Mmilx, PERM.. SWANSON, KUVANDA. Bottom Row --NVARU, S'r.xTsNY, STEINKE, GNAT, SALAY, DQMAZLICKY. Borvicnzs, EDSTROM. A. S. 6TH HR. Top Row---IURANEK, BIOLLIQR, BHNIEDIKT, XVALENGA, PETRIQK, DAU, LENSKI, SNVEDLER, KENNEY. SCHULTZ, VVLTCZAK, F1-QNCL, MUNGA1. Middle If0'LS'fCLAkK, Kovx-QL, KRUl'1K. SOUKU1-, JANoUs1-:K. EWALD, Dus, I.AvsRmH'r, EUURES, NELLI, SIMAK, NIARASCO, KONSOIER. Bottom RGZUYFERRUNI, CIB1r1.KA, Roni, BIRAZ, Puxvs, CAPODICE, EREAN, NOSEK, IQRALICEK, BIALIN, FARONE, D141SIDERI. E. 5. IUTII HR. Top Row-IJEQKER, KJEIILERK- mu, DUBSKY, BANQ1-:R'r, IIRACK, IIECKINGER, ILWENUTA, Fnsxnosl-zk. SA1 r1-LR, GUTK1-2, Kvsuf KA. Middlr Row -STEPANEK, KACZMARKE, GRIQENE, SKARDA, Go!-IR, SPACHMAN, GNIo'1', DVORAK, SANIQBEML, SUPYLA, HINZ, Kors-:cKv. Bottom R0iA'7KORfJl'S. MOHxcA. PELQ, IJLOUI-LY, XIAZZONE, PAWLOXVSKI, HQRAQEK, Osuoks, YY- KOUK, NIIHELICH, WHNTER. IO3 I.. S, 6'ru HR. Tap R1ITCY'T-SXVANIDER, EuwARns, XIALEK, LOHSE. LTHUTKA. K0S11TKA, LAsTo1-KA, S'1'r:JsK.xL, Plxuu, ADLER. OSELKA. Alidrlle Rim' --VERBURG, HRNCTRIK, Kocl-11-QA, STANKEVICH, Karim, JUSCHIQR, XVRIGIIT, TICHY, KALINA. H1XXZEI.lN. Bottom Rm' SISLTJ, XVESELY, BRN:- max, M,xkc1'n1, Km-LNEK, Snncso, SEIJEK, ARNOLD, P1s'1'1aRKA. IIAMPEL, BECVAR. L. S. STH HR. Top 1ft2'IU71'iRlVNAK, HLAIUN- ICRA, SIQNSER, UNUI-LR, lxocfx, KROPOCHK, GEN uRr1.1.1z, Pmxmfk. Kos, DVQRAK, STRACHOTII , Hl3NTLE!', KEINIQ, Il'ls'ddI0 Raw-ANDERSON. GRAN, Plaman, NIAREK, Cum, RICHARDS. NIITCH- ELI.. CA'fIEI.I.I, Imam, SROTYR, AIXIEOTT, BARSOTT1, Borrow Ifzm'-NOVAK, NATONEK. F1AI..x, SAYIQH. FOREST, KAISER. SMAIIEL, XYISLAL, XYAGNTQR, Comms, l 1.1avER1Nuo, HA'r'roN. f I 1 . W o P. S. S. OTH Hx. Twp Rufo- KAULIZN, VVHHV mfs. Sosluc, Fo1v1.1N. IJENK. PAVEK. Home, XYILLERT, XIATHI-ZWS. Kfxns. -IINIJHIFH, SEGHETTI, Exxxxs. 1f1aRRm.1.. ,Viddlr Row -C'HoLo1v, KACZ- MARIQK, Sx'ono1m. HARAZIN, Kon-xI.114, ZAVVIS' Towsxcl. XvOLLAND, CAR1.soN, S1..xm2K. FANTI'-IR, BARRETT. NIATAZTQ1., Now.xK0w5K.x. L1'N.xK. Ba!- fom Ram' 'BENSFI12I.Il. STI-IRNA. CERNY. Boru- xmkz, JARUSSI, PETERS, BRQSKY, AI,'rMEx'1ak. ARI'INI!, IJITTRICII, H.4Rl'L'1i, H.X-IRR. OLSZEWSKI. XV. I. S. STH lik. Top IQIIZQ'-'TIJAlNIM, JEZIQK XNYITTKE, GABRIH1., STAUDT, RTS, ITAFK1-px' IIxal.LrsE1m, 11znLox'12c. STOCKI, I.oFT1fs. GL'z1K, Qlfddls lx'0:c'-T-Bocmslcv, HANSIQN, f'A'rALANo. FANSEY, KALFAS, Kkmmsmz, Bukowski, CISAR MAASS, ALTERA, PosT1m:1.1oN15. Bottom Row - KOKENES, SETTI-ZCASE, PIOTRONYSKA. xvITEK RIMU, SKALE, MARES. S'r1z1,ToN, BANDHQ IJVURAK, VVIDELL, LTHLIR. 1 VV. J, S, lflru HR. Talv Row X'v1iRIlA, SKOFF. Koss. IJANUIK. VRTIA. Brgmes, AIATUL, KLAVIK, Ilcmxmov. LAB.'x1u:1aRA, Komuen, BIIKI., Rosso. .Vidfilc Ifma'-P1l,.'xRsxI. Sruox, ZEL1-:Nxg STOU- Dmm. Gmc, KOZIEITIQA, VVUJTYNIQK. NIETZ, W'112N4 c41..xw. P1aT1eRK.x. KIZAUR, Rlczixnmc, SCHAVS. Bnttnm Roan-Yosxckv. SMIEJKAL, IJEFINO. Noni, Dxcmmcxx. DAw1mm'Icz. Summa, STELLA, Porn. IIIQMASI, ICDMINSUN, Sllmmzk. IO4 VV. J, S. 12TH HR. Top 16111:-fZoELLNI2R, KUDRNA. PAHL, STAEK, SETTERS'1'liDT, DOIIIAZ- LICKY, BUKOVSKY, TJUFKA, VALUQII, KAY, WIT- TENBERGIER, BLACK, KOAIEN. Middle 1f07.U'CAIJY, XRHLKINS, SKACII, KIKSEL, IIOCII, ZASI-g1mII., MARRU, IEIILICRA, IIEJL, PETRICEK, PETERS, ZAAIASIII.. KILLIAN. Bottom 1f0IL'4I'TOYORKA, NANTUS, FRANK, LYNCH, LOVELACE, BIILLER, STOFFEI., JIENDROS, TVTORISETTE, KALBAC, FEDOR, DUDEK, TWAKOS. R. XV. T. 7TH HR. Tap Rowf-l'I.ACZEK, KliI.l,- SAS, HI41Rl!liR1', KRATKY. BARCIKOWSKI, BIARTIX- OVIC, VX'AI.I.ISH, KEBl1'IS'Fuk, CAUA, KING, SLIVINA SKI, GNAT, Middle Row-ENc:I.ANn, COLIIY, TAMMONA, OPOKA, VVIERCINSKI, BQHACEIQ, PTAK, IQUROXVSKI. Bottom Raw- 'NONVACZY'li, ZENISEIQ, IJARLINGER, SEIILACER, XIASAITIS. TTAVLICIZK, XNYILKOSZ, GL'I1:IIzI.nIu, RocQI'1-1, STEPANIEK. T,ORlfSK.X. R. W. T. STH HR. Tnfv ffU'ZU-WTJANDELIN, COR- DOVA, KUl'Ii.K, IIICKMAN, DAMES, KOTAL, CARR, PISKIYLE, ZOITL, SIRQVY. BLAGG, LETIZIA. .Wiri- flle Rom' BREJLA, I'AcIzwIcz, LAI-RA, NEPRAS, HUSAR. YVNEK, GII-:RA'I', MAURZAR, CIASOXVAY. LEBEAU, KASPERSKI. Bottom 1ft1TUfVESESliX', YFSILIBIDIS, IJAVIS, X7ENTURlEI.I.A, SCHMIIIT, PIEPRZYCRI, BALQUN, RTANCINI, ORDAZ, TXIARES, KEARNES. Z. T. 7'I'II HR. Tap R0'IL'7SLlIIWARZ, Hl.1kN'K.A, BARTOLINI, VVASIELAK, Roms, IIUIJETZ, KASAIAR, HOLY, TNONVAK, SIAREL, HAUSNICR. Middle Raw 7HRADEIi, TNTELNIK, DUEMMIQI., MAxw1cI.I., TIALO, BIAYEROKY, BINKOXYSKT, l1'L'RSo, CAR- STENE, BRANDENRERG. SAIEJKAL. Bottom Roni-- LECKI, LUKES, IIOFFMAN, LAFFERTY, PAYERKA. HLAN'OTNX', XFANDERIIIK, PETRINA, TKIMMICNS, IIOKAY, PA'I'zELT. Z, T, 8'I'II HR. Tiff Row-TRAI-I-, TI-:'rRI4:v. YOLLER, ATUSEL. fIl5IERY. 5OL'Kl'I', AIRINES. TI-IOAISIQN, LA PLANTIE, CAR'rwRII1II'r, XXAI.I.xIaY, XVALSII, HIIIIN, Vox KAENEL. Middle Rim' - SANDY, KLIIEOC, RAIJLOFF, STOLZER, TASKA, RIzMING'1'oN, RECHKIK, BERKOS, ZICEDZK, RAN- IJAZZO, IIAIIN, HAI.0CKA, NERUII, Bottom Raw ZCILENTI, BELLMAN, SEQRETI, CIIALUPA, MoR0. FISHER, BORSUK, BIARSH. NOX'AK, TTERIG, ZAPA- LIK, BTIENTONYSKI, BE1 I'ASCo. IO5 M NJ L QQ f u new-Mm Qu NW in bomb B, -ff if-4667. ,V . WJ. D ff,4QVQ cqegw , H1Q:WJ4,,:1f3M ,Mi4wmfff5?fQ .zf uUf-af.gs0U67 U V6,,- 2. Qwiwwpowa-Xb MAMM 51,1-my Maw 2 NN-Of-nk: an og 4 1 QM' Q Kfights . Glw-WWF? O . . Camera 1, - , , A ,,4.,,., . X xm.w-- M- . Q 1 U , Start of the cham Am pionship g 9 af 1 v an 33 3' 4151 f' WF? , 1 ,V fa Vg, .cy 4 'V L ,mx K fn tl , . X' N Q A x fi. A LJ. ' I, t, A 5 A af , E 4 1'- , . YA ff W. k,-' ffm-,. S. 5 '53 fi! 4 SMR . E 1 . Af Q M 1 M is' bf- fi .Q ,, -, all W, L STUNT MEN Wudfangfi 0 en fiecwon wifA uicfor OVEMBER 9 . . lSpeciall . . The J. STerling MorTon l-ligh School TooTball Team ended iTs mosT successTul campaign in eighT years This aTTernoon. Three games were won againsT six losses. Sparked by Lou Gambino playing his TirsT ball Tor lvlorTon, The lvlaroons lcardinal redl soundly Trounced Naperville and LaGrange I3-7 and 27-O in Their TirsT Two games. Touchdowns in The TirsT encounTer were made by Gambino and Bok. ln The LaGrange game aTTer an exchange oT punTs, Jim Regan Toolc The pass Trom cenTer, ouTslcirTed righT end behind masTerTul bloclcing, and raced sevenTy-seven yards Tor The TirsT score. Gambino scored Trom The TwenTy-seven yard line and laTer on a plunge Trom The Three. ln The nexT quarTer Regan snared a pass on The Ten yard marker and wenT over. The Third quarTer saw Gambino smash over Trom The Three. l-loTTman galloped over Tor The exTra poinT when The aTTempTed lciclc was blocked. The varsiTy Took iT on The nose Trom Highland Park 25-Og a game played on The home Tield. On The MusTang's TirsT oTTensive play, Gambino Tore oTT leTT Taclcle Tor TorTy yards, buT in The spill suTTered a severe shoulder iniury which lcepT him Trom compeTiTion unTil The season's Tinal slcirmish. The Ondrus eleven Tound Tew scoring opporTuniTies alThough lvlislcelly and Regan came Through wi+h repeaTed gains. Three inTercepTed passes and a Tumble enabled Leo To run over MorTon 25-7. The boys missed many valuable chances aTTer driving deep inTo enemy TerriTory. On The TirsT play oT The second guarTer, a riTle pass Trom Regan To Bolc neTTed six poinTs. Regan drop lciclced Tor The poinT. VARSITY FOOTBALL Baclc Row: B. Shack lTrainerl, A. Horlcy, E. Pushman, F. Veverlca, A. ForsT, Bolelc, R. Neader, A. STeinhauer, E. Bindi, R. ErnT, W. Seeman, G. Popellca, R. Nemecelc, E. ClemenTs, L. McCrory, J. Vydra, D. LancasTer, R. Kasniclfa, Canilc, C. Kozerslci, l-l. KanTa, C. BerenschooT, F. STelTon, Konovsky, l. Tomsovic, W. Williams, J. Ondrus lCoachl. Middle Row: R. LueTzow, E. Darda, B. Mislcelly, E. ZenTz, J. Mollison, F. OlmsTead, l-l. l-llavacelc, C. Tourelc, W. Blizelc, C. VoTava, E. Bok, R. l-lohfman, J. Regan, L. Gambino. FronT Row: R. Yonco, R. Spirelc, F. Bok, Managers. 4.1 - E , 1 S T, ., . M N HM-M- r M MusTangs baTTIe in mid-field. Regan wiTh The ball sTarTs a wide end sweep. Va rsiTy Scores IvlorTon .,Y,,,,A., I3 Naperville ,..... 7 Iv1orTon .,....,,,, 27 La Grange ...... O Iv1orTon .,,,,., . O Highland Pk .,... 25 lvIorTon .,,,,, ,, 7 ST. Leo ,.e7,,.,,7,7 25 Iv1orTon .,,, 6 EvansTon ..,.... .I8 IvlorTon ,,,, . 6 Proviso 7,,,,.7,,,,, I2 MorTon O Oak Park ,.,. ......33 lvlorTon ,,,,Y,,,,, I3 New Trier ...,.7,. 6 lv1orTon .. ...r. . 7 Waukegan ..,,.. I3 1-, 1? ' ' fifo gi-Els . , ' 4 X J.. Q J xN -Q TUX U M I T I N . jxfm C5 if IIO HEADS UP playing combined wiTh excelIenT blocking and defense work were TeaTures oT The EvansTon game. The baTTIe was all MorTon in The second 'halT. buT only one score maTerialized. IT came on a plunge over by CapTain ZenTz aTTer a susTained drive. The Wild KiTs won I8-6. Proviso iusT eked ouT a I2-6 win in The annual nighT game beTore seven Thousand Tans. BoTh PiraTe scores were seT up by blocked kicks. LaTe in The game The pig skin was pushed clown To The nine on gains by Regan, Darda, Miskelly. and Hoffman. Miskelly pulled in The Touchdown pass. MorTon deTeaTed New Trier I3-6 Tor Their TirsT Comterence win since I932. The Maroon's TirsT score was by Regan on a cuT back over Tackle Trom The Ten yard line. I-IoTfman scored The poinT aTTer The Touchdown. OTI1er big momenTs oT The second quarTer were Ivliskelly's mighTy gains and lvlolIison's booming punTs. In The Tinal sTanza The ball was alTernaTely run by Regan and Ivliskelly To The New Trier one yard line where a Tumble IosT The ball. Two plays IaTer Regan snared a Green Wave desperaTion pass and ran TorTy-Tive yards Tor The score. A sTubborn MusTang eleven IosT I3-7 To Waukegan Today in The season's Tinale. MorTon did noT ThreaTen seriously unTiI The Tinal period when, aTTer beIaTed gains, Ivlollison and Darda snared long passes, Gambino sprinTed ThirTy-Tive yards. and Regan drove over Trom The Tive. I-IoTFman's kick Tor The exTra poinT was good. As Tar as The sTaTisTics go, This year's Team sTands Tar superior To any oT The pasT Tew seasons. In The pasT Three years only Three games were won while The I'94O ediTion won as many in a single season. During These same Three years 95 poinTs were scored as compared To 79 This season. LasT year I2 poinTs were made in league compeTiTion To 23 Tor This season. HE Maroon's opponenTs collecTed -T-139 poinTs and made 75 TirsT downs, buT The MusTangs almosT duplicaTed The laTTer TeaT by rushing oTT 74 TirsT downs Themselves. Mor- Ton's pass percenTage oT .403 was Tar above The .304 mark oT Their compeTi- Tors. They also surpassed Their oppo- nenTs in beTTer ball handling by Tumbling ZI Times To 25 oT oTher Teams. The MorTon TirsT Team line aver- aged T87 pounds per man, and The backTield oT Miskelly, Regan, LueTzow, and Gambino comprised The TasTesT in The league. Included among The mosT valuable linemen were: Bob Nemecek, Al l-lorky, DuTch OlmsTead, Chuck Tourek, Henry i-llavacek, Bob Neader, FeeTs VoTava, Bill Blizek, Laddie Bok, Joe Vydra, and Lee lvlcCrory. OTher backs To see considerable serv- ice were: EvereTT ClemenTs and Bob LueTzow. John Mollison, Joe Vydra, and Earl ZenTz, all ends, also played some in backTield posiTions. The members ThaT helped conTrib- uTe To The sum ToTal oT 79 poinTs were: Neader wiTh one, Three Tor l-loTTman, a Touchdown by Ze-nTz, a six poinTer by Miskelly, Bok Twelve. Gambino TwenTy, and Regan wiTh a high oT ThirTy-one. The Tinal Suburban League sTand- ings Tind MorTon in a Tie Tor TiTTh place wiTh New Trier. EvansTon and Proviso Tied Tor The championship wiTh Oak Park and Waukegan Tollow- ing in Third and TourTh places. ATTer a greaT TooTball banqueT Chuck Tourek was chosen capTain oT nexT year's Team. Thus a grand sea- son was broughT To a close. The Team displayed marked improvemenTs in many respecTs over oTher MorTon elevens oT laTe, and all indicaTions poinT Toward sTill greaTer ones To come. W, . byffigipjf Ty ,pf lf Q5 CapTain Earl ZenTz and Coach Ondrus. PowerTul Lou Gambino liTTs a booming punT. Worfon gagera I. 2. 3. Morion Morlon Morfon lvlorion Morlon Morlon Morion Morion lvlorion Morfon lvlorion Morfon Morion Morlon Morlon lvlorlon Morion Ray Leilner l25l lips one in againsl wlwole Proviso learn. Coach Ziebell lalks fhings over belween flue halves. A Morion cager gels caged by Proviso boys, SUBURBAN LEAGUE ,, , ,,.,., 22 Oak Park, ,, ,,,,, I8 Evansion , 36 Proviso ,aaa, ,,,,,,32 I-liglnland P ,,,,,,37 Waukegan ,,,,,,,37 New Trier, ,,,,,,35 Oak Park, ,,,,,4l Evansion ,, ,,,,,47 Proviso ,,,,,,5O l-liglwlancl P ,,,,,,,4l New Trier, .. ,, ,,,,, 54 Waukegan NON-CONFERENCE ,, ,,,,,,,,, 28 Naperville ,, ,,,,,,, 24 Riverside ,, ,,,,, 33 Thornion , ,, ,,,,, 29 Glenloard 24 Walerman UP gli gli VARSITY BASKETBALL2 , ac Row B. Shack lTrainerI E Hulkjii E. Vosyka J Demkovich, Laver J. Grove, J NovoTny C. Tourek, N Ziebell lCoachl. FronT Row B. Yonco r Cuda, F. Ploegman C STrurnillo, R l.eiTner B HoTTman, B Soucek. Z xg X 'f X49 . X X xi ' R f f Ft agcun Cala ure L e . . . , FTE TF '7 h I h i R geTTing o To .af poo fsTarT wiT Two successive osses, T e XZ3, A MorTon cagers s led,.Thla'dugh The resT oT The season To win The . 49TT:'lf'?'?4 Suburban League C pionsl ip Tor The Third sTraighT year. Four oT Tive non-conTerenc gamebfwere also won. The games w' Naperville and Riverside, pre-slaTed as easy vicTories, Turned ouT Thrillers-boT ,Ifarely yion in The Tinal seconds. Ches STrumillo hii- on a long shoT in The lasT Tive seco ds,To gyfve his Team vicTory over Riverside. The lvl roions Thefni losT Two hearTbreakers by one poinT each To Oak Park and EvansTon. Sound ,'cId'ensive play boTTIed upi,The MusTa,gMs in The Torrner, and The Team's inabiliTy To connle on long shoTs againsT jEvanzTon r9fs11lTed in deTeaT. , BPL again! in sTr'de,' The IvldrToniTive,,T4fok on ThornTon 33-27 wiTh STrumillo ringing up a 'Iligh cou'nT oT,l markezfsffi This'was a non-conTerence Tussle. Glenbard also bowed To Thie now well .warmed upi' Ziebellmen in an ouT oT The league aTTair. P TTing on,FThe sTeah'I'To easily roll over Highland Park in DeerTield, The IvlorTon hard- I woplldi boysiwion anoTh'er. - Ivlosfd insTrumenTal in The vicTory were The poinTs garnered by lTl1ggy ,'Demkovich and T'BuE:I Laver. IIThe,Waukegan game was'perhaps The besT To daTe. Ray l.eiTner kepT IvIorTon in The running wiTh his I3 poinTs. WiTh The score knoTTed aT The sTarT oT The lasT period, CapTain Shfurnillo scored To bring The Team ouT on Top, 37-27. f The TirsT round ended wiTh a 32-2l win over New Trier. Demkovich was high man wiTh 'I2 poinTs. Revenging The Two previous deTeaTs, The TiTle bound MusTangs ran over Oak Park and EvansTon 35-24 and 4I-26. STrurnillo Took scoring honors boTh games. He made I2 poinTs in The TirsT and I3 in The IaTTer. Laver Turned in an excepfional perTormance againsT Evans- Ton. Wifh This double vicTory, IvIorTon led The league. STrumillo chalked up The year's high Tor individual scoring in The league wiTh his 26 poinTs againsT Proviso. The PiraTes losT ouT To The Tune oT 40-47. In a non-conTerence game buiIT up as a baTTle beTween Two Top-noTch Teams oT The sTaTe, Iv1orTon losT in an overTime To WaTerrnan 26-24. IvIorTon proudly annexed iTs Third sTraighT championship on a 4I-32 vicTory over New Tirier. The 54-25 win over Waukegan was ivlorTon's'high Tor any one game Through T e year. Ray LeiTner, Joe Demkovich, and ChesTer STrumillo made The All-Suburban Team while Ches received TW honor OT bein named on The All-STaTe Team. 221:12 . 92055 - ,JJXL ' ' .fryi- II3 ag-ueed mainfain l08l ecf I eC0l' .aj -Z MorTon ,.,,,, 25 Gak Park ,Y,, MorTon .,,,, 34 Riverside Y,,, MorTon ,,,,,, 38 Proviso ,Y,,,, MorTon ,,Y,., 40 Waukegan,, MorTon .,,, .58 Riverside ,, , lVlorTon ..5I Oak Park, ,, MorTon. N34 Waukegan MorTon , ,,,, 36 Proviso lMgr.l, ErnT lMgr.l. T HE MorTon Jay-vee baskeTball Tive won Their TirsT game from Oak Park 25--24 in an overTime. Play was slow The TirsT halT, and The Villagers held a commanding lead beTore GrunsT plunked a Tree Throw, Grove a rebound shoT, and Soucek a pair oT graTis Tosses To bring The counT To 24-22. The game was Torced inTo an overTime by Joe NovoTny's one hander Trorn The side. Bob Soucek's Tree Throw Then decided The game. A' decisive 34-I3 vicTory was hung up over Riverside as Charlie Cuda seT The pace wiTh his Ten poinTs. Three Teams were used by Coach Ben Shack. Running Their sTring To Three sTraighT, The MorTon Jay-vees handed Proviso a 38-22 seTback. Again Cuda Took over scoring honors by amassing nineTeen Tallies. l-larry Grunslr and Chuck Cuda along wifh Chuck Tourek and Joe NovoTny conTribuTed enough poinTs To easily Trounce Waukegan, 40-27. SevenTeen poinTs were scored by The lvlaroons in The TirsT sTanza. The MorTon varsiTy reserves again slaughTered Riverside. Joe NovoTny led boTh Teams in scoring, garnering Tive baskeTs and a chariTy Throw Tor eleven poinTs. The Tinal score, 58-27, marked The largesT number oT poinTs made by any MorTon baskeTball Team during The pasT season. The high scoring junior varsiTy quinTeT ran up TiTTy-one poinTs while The beTuddled Oak Park squad could only geT ThirTy. Chuck Tourek and Harry GrunsT led The winners wiTh eighT poinTs apiece. Coach Shack, Rezab, NovoTny, MarTinec, Tomsovic, LueTzow, GUT- schick, Krohn, Riley I , . nf' ,u,'.'-'- I I r ' 'ff ' I ,. 041' gl. ,AUS VU,-,..,x'f . ' ,',l 'fw' f ,fe -I 1 ,117 '- . I. . , A . . Y A wi if fl' Alier even play for lhree periods, Soucelc and Tourelc found Jrhe baslcel +o lead Morlon +o a 34-28 viclory over Waukegan. The Jay-vee cagers ended an undefeafed season by overcoming 'rhe Proviso reserves 36-25. Charlie Cuda led bolh reams in scoring, accoun+ing for lourleen poinis. Novolny and Vosyka each nolched six poinls. The lirsl period was a see-saw allair wilh Proviso on The lop ol a I8-I6 hall lime coun+. Morlon overcame rhe lwo poinfs deficil on a long shor by Kenny Gulschiclc. Cuda sank five slraiqhf buclcels on five consecuiive a++emp+s +o give his learn a lead if never relinquished. ORTON slarled our on Jrhe winning Tool by eliminaling Downers Grove and Argo, 5I-32 and 35-26 in regional Iournamenl play. Leilner confribuled I8 Tallies for lhe cause againsl Argo. Allhough Ihe lads were lem- porarily hallred by Proviso Ihey advanced Io Ihe seclional where Ihey neally disposed ol Thorn- 'Ion. Fraclional 40-26. Demkovich hung up I3 poinls. Viclory was sweel in Ihe nexl game as il was revenge lor a disappoinling deleal Iasl year. A lree Ihrow by Slrumillo and a rebound shol by Tourek spelled deleal lor Dundee 30-33. Ivlorlon exhibiled line lloor play in Ihe lirsl game ol Ihe guarler-linal Tournament and con- seguenlly beal Easl Rockford. Leilner sparked Ihe allack wilh his I9 poinls. The Ivlaroons neally dumped Ihe highly raled Walerman Ieam, 39-25 as Slrumillo amassed I7 poinls. Only I6 louls were called in lhis game. In The opening game ol Ihe Slale finals Ihe wonder Ieam ol baskelball, Cenlralia, bowed our +o Ivlorlon, 30-29. The boys in every way exhibiled superlalive play Io pul Cenlralia al The shorl' end ol I9-8 counl al hall lime. Due Io a lirsr hall scoring spree, excellenl rebound- ing on The parl ol Leilner and I-lol-lman, and Ihe superior defensive play by Laver, who slopped Dwighl Eddleman wilh a single baskel in Ihe lirsl hall, 'rhe Ivlaroons upsel Ihe odds and conseguenlly played Urbana Ihe follow- ing evening in Ihe finals. Aller an even more dillicull encounler, lvlorlon became The I94-I Illinois Slale I-Iigh School Baskelball Champions by licking lheir adversary, 32-3I. Green had sparked his Ieam Io a 28-24 lead af Ihe Ihree guarler mark when a Ivlorlon rally lurnecl Ihe Iables . .. . . M O R T C N ..... a Ieam crowned viclor where 853 olhers had lailed. Thus Ivlorlon wenl' Ihrough an excellenl season by raking Ihe Suburban League Crown, winning Jrhe Slale Championship, and accomplishing Ihe remarkable Teal ol bearing every school played. Top: I.eiI'ner wilh ball looks lor an open- ing againsl Urbana. Middle: Spiril and delerrninalion comes up in fourlh quarler of final game. Bollom: Ches Shale guard Slrumillo blocks a sho? by Eddleman ol Cenlralia. TOURNAMENT SCORES Regional Tournameni' Morfon .,.. 5I Downers Grove Morfon ,,,, 35 Argo Morlronn, 32 Provuso Secfional Tournamem' Morfon ,,,, 40 Thornfon Mor+on ,,,, 33 Morfon 7,,, 32 Quarfer Mor+on ,,,, 46 Iv1or+on ,.AA 39 S'rafe Playoffs Morfon ,,,, 30 Cenlrralla Morfon ,Y,, 32 Urbana 'ON- Momozv BEA TS CENTRALJA so 29 MEETS UD' LXNX mm -.9-H Moon Muwws My A 2'ft,5T,m,J Uardif gaziedaf . . . FTER winning Two games over The Junior College, The lvlorTon baseball Team wiTh Ed Goralski's one hiT piTching beaT Oak Park, 2-O. l-lolec and Zamecnek were The boys wiTh The big baTs each geTTing Two hiTs. Due mainly To Ed Parker's Three smashing hifs The varsiTy scored Tive runs in The sixTh inning To break a Tie and go on To win, 9-3 over Waukegan. A PiTchers were responsible Tor The nexT Two vicTories over Highland Park and Proviso. Irwin LeTTy Scheive sTruck ouT ThirTeen opponenTs while Goralski Tanned Ten and allowed buT Tour hiTs over Proviso. Jim l-lolec's Triple and Bill Albaugh's double in The Third preceded by Two runs on Livanec's Two bagger in The second marked up Tive runs. These along wiTh six more in The sixTh rouTed EvansTon, I I-2. Two doubles by Mike Randazzo and a TerriTic Triple by l-lolec beaT Dvundee, 3-O. Randazzo also wielded The baT wiTh power againsT Highland Park as he slammed ouT a circuiT blow. The MorTon nine Took New Trier Twice in decisive wins, I3-4 and 4-I. Bill Albaugh's and Ace Parker's saTe blows were mosT ir1sTrumenTal in The double vicTory. Scheive smashed ouT a homer in The laTTer. VARSITY BASEBALL STanding: lMgr.l DuTka, AlTman, KanTa, Linden, UnidenTiTied, LeiTner, Keller, Demkovich, WoiTowicy, Kadlec, Clark, Coach Fencl. SeaTed: Klima, Laver, Pavliriek, Rankin, l-lolec, Levanec, Zamecnek, Albaugh, Parker, Randazzo, Wazak, Regan, Lang lMgr.l. s UM? T I if en. ' riflfleiae eeeqbwfqem I in . 1 . - I lb ,iw-KJITS U 'N'-km-Vuefli,m,feAf-mm. mijwgw N4-ill Mio The MorTon quad T ark Tor a 7 To 4 v T coll our- Teen hiTs an a 8 To 3 ' E Big man oTT Bill A , Third basema lam uT a bagger and a Tour base drive. ln The lasT half OT The Tinal inning againsT Waukegan wiTh MorTon on The shorT end oT a Tour To one counT, Arny Laver, sTop, laid down a 0 single scoring Two runs A momenT l Bud broke Tor The plaTe Trom Third an run ouT OT The ba Thus lv1orTone a TwenTy-one g : winning sTreal4 loy 4-3 deTeaT by Wa P S B-045 C piT 3 n craTchCbAky1 A v o in The umpire ruled hi uT -ef . X 1 a . 0 . . I lf Ii 4 . MorTon e rors, Provis onjhe Tinal game e 'WMQJ' OT The seas , Thefffvvd Te Tor TirsT plac o rs. i s o The r - viso game lv1orTo11-varsiTy ninejwad A been shuT ou I Thir y- I en- , counTers. g irq' l 0 b D ' U 0, 3 Ed Ace Parker covers firsT base. Jim Holes wallops ouT a long hiT. Z WaITing Tor a good one 'is Jim Regan aT The VbaT. Ed Zamacnelc, ace Maroon caTcher. prepares To drive in more runs. l..-- Hdf if si lllll f 0 W 1' X f 2 97 , , , I X I f 6 Li 1 , 'S K' 1 '. ' ' imnyy ,I as 3 T TEL -.ii ' ' fl K.. ZS.. X IZ in 4 5' M Z z W 15 1 Z ' I 941 feam JQZWA ML THIS yea'r's ediTion oT varsiTy baseball players make up a uniT ThaT as usual promises To bring home a goodly share oT vic- Tories To MorTon. ATTer sTarTing The season OTT wiTh an uninTer- esTfng 6 To 6 TieiagainsT Waukegan, The Fencl coached ouTTiT bounded back and massacred Proviso, The League co-champions, l2Tol. Vlfell seasoned maTerial was in abundance wETh such an invinc- ible piTching sTaTT as Gene Wazak, Joe Vydra, and Slim Eis- brener. Arny Layer, Third baseman: shorTsTop, Mike Randazzo7 Wally Linden aT second: and TirsT sacker, Chuck Tourek made up an air Tigh+ infield. Jim Regan, Jim l-lolec, and Joe Vydra held down The ouTTield while The yeTeran, Ed Zamacnek, wore The mask behind The plaTe. lVlorTon ,c,,.,,,, MorTon .,c,,,, . MorTon ,,..,,... lVlorTon .,.,,., . lVlorTon ,ccc,c.,c MorTon c.,,,,,,, MorTon c,,,s.,c, lVlorTon c.,,,,,,, MorTon ,,,,,,c,c lVlorTon ,,A,,,,,, lvlorTon .,v,,,.s. MorTon ,s,..,... MorTon ,,...,,,. lvlorTon ,,,,,,,,c lVlorTon ,,,,...., l2O VarsiTy Baseball lvl. J .C. Vcc,c,c .,,ccsc 2 lvl. J. C. ....... ...... O Oak Park ..., ..... , , O Waukegan .... .... 3 Highland Parl: ,,.,,,,, ....... O Proviso ,..,,,,,,. ,,.. 2 EvansTon ,.,.,,.. ,,,, 2 Dundee ,..,....,..,.,.,,. ,,,,.,,, O l-lighland Park ........ ........ I O New Trier ...,...,. .,,,. 4 New Trier .,,,,.,,,, ,.,. I Oak Park ...... , ,. 4 ' EvansTon ...... Waukegan ,.,,. Proviso ,.,,. 3 ...4 ...3 l-low To lay down perTecT bu nT. AnoTher MorTon run rounds Third. Maroon man sl id saTely inTo Third Joe Vydra, ace Twirler warms up. The Tamous lv1orTon nine awaiT Their Turn To baT 2+ 'A wi w.,.fA X 9 A I X5 I V Y TW I v ff .A X N 5 i 153 V1 I xi- Tx 3 I Q s ss 5 Q- 'T rsoccen 5 'I Morfon .. ,,,,.. . .2 Q MorTon .. . Q i'5MorTon . ....I SX MorTon . ,,,,, 6 x4jNMorTon 5 Morfon ,,,,, ,,,,, I if MorTon ,,,, ,,,, 3 MorTon .....3 X fMorTon .. .,... .3 Xi. MioHrTon . . ,,,,, .O kMorTon .. .. . ...I EQ f, MorTon ,.,,, ...I T MorTon . ...5 MorTon. .. .. ...I FX MorTon ,,,,, ..4 STandinq: JaheIka ICoachI, SmiTh, MichaIic, Biccichi ICapT.I, Drabek, Mille r, WhynoTT, I'-IumI, Kamrnerer, Dornansky, ZaIokar, Tomsa IMgr.I. SeaTed: Cassasa, Cipra. Fa,a1-'ST'-in, STein, Paqni, Mica, SoIoweTz, Konecny. NOT in picTure: Mol- vie, Carcieni, I'IoIev. McKinnon, I.incIwaII. 122 XJ sconesy KeIIy ..,.. Manley .. Lane ...,. Tilden .. Amundsen Tilden ..,, . ManIey . M. J. C.. Lane .,.... . Crane .. M. J. C. Oak Park . Amundsen . ..... . Oak Park Tilden ...... . ii' c ua wind fifafe 'X f I W77 fffw E :IIS adn. -fmyyc ' We ND now IeT's Take a glance aT The chanjpion MprTon iqiuad on This vasT screen of sporTs. IT is proIdaIDIy6ne OT The IeasT known sporTs To The sTudenTs1neverTheIess, in- MorTon iT Takes high honors. In The I939 season, Coach J.aI'15Ikia's men' , T The cham- pionship crown Tor The TirsT Time in seven years. T, IS year's Team gave an ouTsTanding performlancfe in agqirybuinging back sTudenT honors. ,gf t -- CasT QT leading charadrers incIuded Vince Biccichi, capTain anGI'dUTsTanding Torwafrd Taking The Ieading roIeg Renzo Casiano, inside IeTT Jim Pagni, ouTside righT: and all sTar casT of TirsT sTring , . . FIGYGFS made Yip of Ed Micha, forward: Arch McKinnon, IeTT h-alikgack' T Si in ri hT halgva IgD'dP+SoIowe1z, inside righT: lGeorgQfMoIvie oLTTside IeT ' L1nidafaId, cenTer haITg Dave I-IaIey, Iullbac :Frank MihaIek, TuIIIoackq and Bill STein, goaIie. The sup- poiiiing casT, always a necessiTy, showed up admiraby This year. CasT included J. Cipra, M. I-IumI, I.. Casassa, J. Drabek, J. Do- mansky, J. Koneckny, R. Para, G. Kammerer, Smilrh, C. Miller, J. WhynoTT, and E. Zalokar. Manager Tomsa served as aII-round handy man Tor The Team. MMO 47: X XG r . . -.5 lg x fic? 5 ygrffff ,,,, ,X C amyacond L JW i ' - WL! WW W W YW lkluvb in AT The begiyr 'ng oT The ear, Coach J ugly duc r and direcTor oT previous ' soccer sq a ere on lv1orTon's seT, w resenTed iTh a problem. Only Tive y men Trom lasT r's casT were ouT Tor pracTi e. l-lowev r, we owe J. Jahellca a gr aT deal of crediT Tor building a c ampion Team around Ti e regulars ouT oT casTing ice maTerial. ,' ' 'T' Mb T fy' The Team had whaT iT es, plen OT TighT and unconquera e s i ' This proved of invaluable aid especially in The'r Tin clas s wiTh Tilden Tech an Oak Park l-ligh. ThroughouT The whole season, T e b oroughly e ' yed Therpfi ves. Good Tellow- ship and sporTsmanship avg-Teal ound in Coa ahellca's Team. Even when The players were deTeaTed o Tired aTTer a hard, le, oT The players would usually sTarT up a rousing biT oT g on The way home r The booTing grounds. who came ouT. Special appreciaTi ga' goes To Miss Miller and also ThaT group oT AlThough noT having much oT a crow acjlhefgames, The Team did appreciaTe Those 1 hers Thar braved The winTry blasTs n r he close oT The season. The booTers Tinished The season wiTh a gala parTy where parenTs and Triends oT The Team honored The champs. Jamei P gni was presenTed as capTain-elecT Tor I94I-I942. Medals and shields were ay-farde and speeches given by many oT The communiTy's noTables, Coach Jahellca, and ThevcapTain and capTain-elecT oT The soccer Team. All oT The players were sorry To see The season end. buT eagerly loolced Torward To spring pracTice and anoTher season Tor Those who are noT leaving in June. During The season The Team was complimenTed on iTs Tine playing which was made possible noT only by The TalenT oT The players, buT by Their cooperaTion and sTrong desire To do The besT ThaT They knew how. Agood player uses his head CapT. Biccichi and Pagni The boys show spiriTed in soccer. masTerTully maneuver ball acTion in Tough game. up Tield. . Y -,Q-las . ru .1 Q Q A , ,J y , 01.31 l23 , R wg' wilfnlfning feama owe ig ,- rv if if if! JJ jx if Ki . JG , f if J ji! 539 xy v Capt Bob Lehr. Trosh-soph Su- burban League 75 yard Tree sTyle champ, pushes oTT. VarsiTy relay man gives crowd a Thrill. A ND now The spoTlighT swings over and Tocuses on The IviorTon Tankmen. The splashers had a preTTy good sTarT This season as Tar as maTerial goes. The boys goT an early sTarT on pracTice which puT Them in condi- Tion Tor The Suburban League clashes which were To come up laTer in The season. Many OT The leTTermen oT Coach Warga's lasT year's squad reTurned To bolsTer The Team's sTrengTh, and Coach Warga was mighTy glad To see The boys ouT. Leading The mermen on in Their aquaTic TeaTs were CapT. lviilT Tauchen, ArT Brodsky, Carl Goding. Dan Svoboda, Fred Kerber, Maynard lviiTchell, Bob Kay, Fred Riedel, George Dvorak, and George Weber, wiTh CapT. Bob Lehr encouraging The Trosh-soph. Privoznik, MorTon's ace diver, carried away many box oTTice re- ceipTs in his smooThly execuTed arT. Hall and Fedoro also helped ouT in This Tield. OTher varsiTy sTars were Roy Johnson, Louis Cassasa. Jim BasTl, Dick Nesladek, Ken Kornick, Ed VopaT, G. Privoznik, and Jim Goebell. All gave Their besT and played Their parTs well. Topias, Kapsa, PeTrTl, Riddell, Andersen, Harding, Picha, Krouz, and PeTric were among The oThers who comprised The whole Team. ThroughouT The whole season, The Trosh-soph were ahead oT The varsiTy men. Every league producTion ThaT They enTered, They Took TirsT place. CapT. Lehr, holder oT The Suburban sevenTy-Tive yard record, leTT a beauTiTul wake behind him in coming home wiTh TirsT place ThroughouT The whole season. However, The varsiTy showed up all righT and is given due crediT Tor doing Their besT and Trying hard. They were among The Tinal Three Suburban League Teams To be selecTed To parTicipaTe in The STaTe lv1eeT aT New Trier High School, even if The ouTcome was raTher dishearTening. All in all Coach Warga's waTer men had a Tair season Tor The varsiTy and Tops Tor The Trosh-soph. The TuTure oT nexT year's varsiTy swimmers looks preTTy rosey, espe- cially wiTh some oT The Treshmen and sophomore swim- mers on The varsiTy crew. fed? Morfon ....7,,,..,. Morron Morlon Morjron Morlon Morfon MorI'on MorI'on MorI'on Morlon Mea+ball Privoznik per- Iorms a perfecl culaway. SWIMMING SCORES Varsiiy Crane .. Sfeinmefz .,,,, Maine .,.,.....,A Highland Park ,,,,.,.Y,,,, Waukegan. Evanslon ,,,,,,, New Trier ,,,,, Proviso ,,,, Oak Park ......, Fenwick .A.,,. Morlon Morfon Morlon Morfon Morlon Morlon Morlon ,7,.,, ,,,,,, Morlon... .. Morlon .,,,,, ,7,7, Morlon ..7,,7,, ,,,, . Morron I I L, Frosh Soph Scores Crane ,ee,,,,,., ,,,,e,,, 3 O Sfeinmefz ,ee,e,, ,eee,e,e 2 6 Maine i,,,, ,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,..., 3 6 Highland Park., ,,,Y,.Y. 26 Waukegan A,,. ,,,,,e,, 2 5 Evansfon ,,e,e, . .,.. Z! New Trier eee,,,, ,,e,,e,e 2 9 Proviso '.,,,,, . ..,,,, 25 Qak Park ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A 3 4 Fenwick ,,,, ee,,,,, ,,,,,,,A, 2 6 -Tie for second ISuIourban Meerl SWIMMING SQUAD Boilom Row: F. Bernard, G. Sainer, E. Vopalr, D. Svoboda. J. Kochka. Second Row: Warga lcoachl, R. Pyskacek, J. Basil, W. Pease, R. Johnson. Third Row: G. Dvorak, R, Pel- rick, V. Waller, E. Morgan, I.. Fimiano, G. Privoznik, A. Kopsa, L. Privoznik, F. Fodefo, L. Cassasa, J. Kravz, G. Novak. Fourlh Row: M.Taucl'1en ICap+. V.l, R. Nesladek, F. Kerber, A. Brodsky, M. Mifchell, R. l.ehr lCapI'. F. S.l, R. Kay, Top Row: F. Riedl, 6. Weber, J. Goebel, M, Anderson. K. Picha, C. Hall. bf -' M' 711- ij., ' df rfn f'-'-7L- Y- ,, R X! nf- K ,f If . V'fMF'I'x? dF '44 T' ' 'EPZLJ ,f ix! A ffyf f f 225 . , , ,. 5- , iw, f amy, 1' ' W km J 74 I wi- :.fv.,,,fQL,z,1..' I -0 M f lui Q... 'K2i1 u '5 9ivu. f .v.. IT'-Xff' . JM? N1 J., 'Iv ,bl CROSS-COUNTRY Back: Vranek, Grove, CarTer, JanaTIca, Bull, McDonough, SmiTh, N., SmiTh, J., GyITe, Coach Kurdnovslay. FronT: WesTerhoIT, Fencl, Bres- cia, PeTers, Klernencic, Heclc- man,Darlinger,Loprieno,STraiT. Cross-counTry lads round curve. Ace weighTman, Harry LoeTTIer, chuclcs The shoT. Sam Cardella is IighTning off The blaclcs. Len VoighT coasTs along before his winning spiriT. Bob Rehberg anchors sprinT medley relay squad To vicTory aT Proviso Relays. CarTer, McDonough, Brescia, Grove and SrniTh equal Tor- midable group oT harriers. Leroy Vranelc opens up in relay aT Proviso. TRACK Top: Vosiclcy, Krev, GranT, CarTer, McDonough, Cardella, Banes, Klemencic, Mauro, Brescia. Middle: Carr IMgr.I, Belsan, Pefers, Fencl, Murphy, i'fxHer'- mann.5Loprieno, Hill IMgrl. ...f-' BoTTom: SmiTh, J., Bull, Spacelc, Vranelc, Kudronvslcy Icoachl, K. P066 C0lfU'l ff? all j'CLC l'l'L8I'l MIOAOZ ine recor . . . . OVEMBER 8, I94O .... The MorTon cross-counTry Team sadly relinquished Their Suburban League TiTIe To Proviso Today. The Team won Tive meeTs and dropped Two. CapTain Jim SmiTh, Norman SmiTh, Ralph CarTer, Joe Grove, Torn McDonough and Bob Fencl comprised a well-balanced squad, The mosT ouTsTanding TeaTure oT The Team. The TirsT Three meeTs were easily won. Jim SmiTh ran TirsT againsT Downers Grove and La Grange. Norman SmiTh, Joe Grove, Ralph CarTer, and Bob Fencl Tied Tor Third aT La Grange. Jim SmiTh broke The record in winning The Tour way meeT while his broTher snaTched OTT a TasT Third. ATTer losing To Proviso, The harriers were vicTorious over STein- meTz and also EvansTon and Main in a Triangular aTTair. Cap- Tain SmiTh brolce The course record in The Tormer covering The qivgo miles in IO:I9.8. He won aT EvansTon wiTh Norm SmiTh and Gfbove Qmplehng a Tie Tor TourTh. A 1, If bl! ProvisolliwonIThelconTerenclB meeT, aIThough SmiTh oT MorTon 8 Xi xc? I 1 B , - 1 J was Thegindivi if 'alychampiorji 'T ' WT S Tprdiay, M rch 29, I9i1II .... The MorTon Traclrmen displayed vin ng waysilin Theo biqghieelrs Thus Tar This season. The Cinder- ,mei iedybyiiouexsimbglo and Jam smsih Capped 6 faiih an The xjpindoorileaxiiie meeT. T' bu placed second and TourTh in The broad Gamblnlii Desi?-erm Smm' N ' li liump AQQTEO-yard dxadi r specTiveIy. SmiTh won The mile, his Time ema, ue zow. ' 1 Li' X Earl being5f3I:fi6.9. T Ye-layx Team ran away Trom all compeTiTion To I0 wih,xiTheiXTrosh5 phrehdbd up sixTh in The TabuIaTions. ,XX , X. c, CRCSS-COUN'TRY.SCORES ,i5AgainsT STFCEJIQ compeTiTion aT The Oalc Parlc Relays, MorTon ILow score is winnerl MorTon .,.. I9 MorTon .... I9 MorTon .... I9 Harrison U89 MorTon ,,,. 48 MorTon .... 25 MorTon .,,. 24 MorTon .... 39 EvansTon ..6I Downers Gr...53 La Grange .... 58 Riverside ...... 87 ST. IgnaTius..l25 Proviso ...,..,... I6 STeinmeT2 .... 33 Maine ,......... 4I EvansTon ..,.., 77 Proviso ......,... 20 ISL: bu rban me-eTI emerged in To rTh place. Gambino, GranT, LueTzow, and Vranelr walked OTE The eighT lap relay, and The same boys placed Third Iapirelay. These places along wiTh SmiTh's Third in The Gambino's TourTh in The TiTTy made up MorTon's 2I poinTs in The meeT. In The sTaTe meeT IasT spring MorTon colors were Tlown in TiTTh place due To The praiseworThy perTormances Turned in by Bob Rehberg who won The 880, Bob Sawusch who ran TiTTh in The 220, and To Le Roy Vranelq and Jim Korecky who along wiTh The Two previously rnenTioned ran second in The relay. I27 WRESTLERS STanding: R. Ward, C. Young, J. Hlavacek, L. Zip, C. Bene- dikT, J. Novak, T. Jagielo, H. Hlavacek, V. Van Cura, H, Tik- la is, W. Sauders, R. SesTak, J. Ondrus lCoachl. SeaTed: J. ChvaTal, E. Timmins, E. Teschke, W. Hlavacek, J. Holas. C. Self, E. Pinkall, H. KanTa, E. Pushman, G. Popelka, C. Friedl, H. Loeffler. wfedfdrd ,ara uce dfafe uicfor HE MorTon grunT and groan boys sTarTed oTl The wresTling season wiTh Two consecuTive wins over Amundsen. Co-capTain Emanuel Pushrnan won a decisive vicTory boTh Times. Chuck Friedl Turned in a I3 second pin againsT his opponenT. The Ondrus coached grapplers deTeaTed Proviso 23-I9 as Teschke, Popelka, Pushman, and LoeTTler Turned in Tour sTraighT wins To pull The meeT ouT oT The Tire. Proviso was The I94O sTaTe wresTling champs. - Harry Loeffler, MorTon's ace heavyweighT, Turned in a 44 second pin over Copelon oT Tilden Tech as The Two schools Tied. Bill Hlavacek and Ed Teschke sTarTed an early lead which The Ivlaroons never relinquished over EasT Aurora. In a vicTory which gained revenge Tor an earlier deTeaT, MorTon Trounced Geneva, 26-I2. Popelka pinned Brown of Tilden in 45 seconds and Push- nnan, Fakloris, and BenedikTalsoTurnedinvicTories. MorTon placed very high in The disTricT meeT. Co-capTains Pushman's and Popelka's TirsT place wins, LoeTTler's and Teschke's second, and Thirds by Friedl and Hlavecek gave The maTmen a second. IvIorTon wresTlers reached a new high when They Took a sevenTh place in The sTaTe meeT. CapTain George Popelka won TirsT place in The I55 pound class. He won I5 maTches This year wiThouT a deTeaT. WRESTLING SCORES IvIorTon ..... .....,.... 2 8 Amundsen ,,,,,,,, WI6 MorTon .. ........... 23 Amundsen ,, ,,..,,,, UIQ MorTon ,, ,,........ 23 Proviso ,,,,, ,,,..,,,,, I 9 Iv1orTon .. ........... I9 Geneva ,, ,,,,.,,, H23 IvlorTon .. .........., 2I EasT Aurora .,,,,,,,,, 23 MorTon ,. ..,........ 34 Lindbloom ,, ., 8 Iv1orTon .. ........... I7 Tilden Tech ,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,, I 7 STGIG I55 POUHCI CI15 m P. MorTon ., ........... 31 EasT Aurora .. , , ,,,,.,I3 George Popelka. and assisTanT Monson U ,,,,,,,,,,, I7 Tilden Tech , ,,,, ,,,,, , ,UIQ Coach Kovanic. MorTon ., ,,,,.,..... 26 Geneva .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,YI2 Chuck Friedl lrighTI prepares Iv1orTon... ............... ......... S econd IH DisTricT IvleeT To pin adversary, IVIOFTOVI... ........ .........,. S QVSUII1 in STaTe Me-eT OX 6105 QXC ang? LTI-IOUGH The sTaTe boxing TournamenT was banned by The l. S. l-l. A. A., MorTon's own Golden Gloves TournamenT provided iusT as color- Tul an exhibiTion OT excellenT boxing. The newly crowned champions, originally Trom a Tield oT over one hundred, are: Paperweight Leonard Eirmang Tlyweight ChrisTy Barlcos: banTamweighT, Jack McBurneyg iunior TeaTherweighT, Edward Sopinslcig TeaTherweight Bernard BeTTasso: iunior welTer- weighT, VicTor WeTTerquisTg welTerweighT, Elmer Grimm: middleweighT, Roy Simsichg lighT heavy- weight Edward STarzomslci: heavyweight Fred OlrnsTead. All vicTories were scored on decisions. The MorTon pugilisTs bowed To The LiberTyville Boys' Club, 5-4. The rivalry beTween The boxers and The Tension oT The specTaTors was acuTe. Many observers sTaTed ThaT lvlorTon was The beTTer all- round Team. Bob Cox oT lvlorTon won on a knoclc- ouT in The Third round. owd Cox and Grimm rough iT up. lv1cBurney lashes in a Tierce len. ,ts XJ WW BOXERS ll.eTT To righTl Coach Jahellca, Nosek, Rezabek, McBurney. I-loTbauer, Banlcos, Cardelli, Cox, l-lardy,STarzomsl1i.Spears, Lech, Grimm, Vodiclca, Svo- boda,OlmsTead, Bishop lMgr.l. , 129 4.1 GYMNASTS lv1iTchell, Spleha, Casassa ZachoTina, Pergl, Doman slcy, l-laley, Novak, Chovos Ta, Domanslcy, STeponaiTis, Smid, Kniclcelbein lMgr.l Sladich llvlgnl. l3O Balance on The parallel bars. CapTain Haley on righT. ORTONS gymnasTs supply The specTa- Tors OT many exhibiTions, assemblies, and oTher gaTherings wifh Thrilling enTerTain- menT ThroughouT The whole year. The TeaTs perTormed loy gymnasTs require much slcill and coordinaTion OT The muscles. lT Takes an agile loody along wiTh perTecT Timing To execuTe The diTFiculT Tricks on The high loar. ConsTanT pracTice is necessary To masTer The side horse ancl parallel bars. The Tellows are mosT TorTunaTe in having as Their coach Mr. O. J. Kuclrnovslcy, a Tormer naTional parallel bar champion. lnTerscholas- Tic conTesTs are noT held in This sporT, how- ever, The looys someTimes compeTe Tor honors in The annual A. A. U. meeTs. The Team goes Through Their exercises many Times, and They can always be counTed on To provide excellenT performances. Too much praise cannoT be given These real sporTsmen who add much To The name OT aThleTics. umgdm cbfilafag ALi! HE lvlorTon Tumblers have gained The admiraTion oT all The sTudenTs as well as counTless oThers Through Their super acTs of physical acTiviTy aT exhibiTions. They do noT compeTe in inTerscholasTic conTesTs buT The Team is in consTanT demand by various clubs and organizaTions To provide enTerTainmenT. Tumbling is a diTTiculT arT which can only be masTered aTTer concenTraTed eTTorT. There are counTless new Tlips and acrobaTic TeaTs To be aTTempTed as oThers are learned. Coach Kudrnovslcy is a very able insTrucTor. l-le keeps his boys in The pealc oT physical condiTion as a Tumbler musT be liThe as well as sTrong. PlenTy oT preliminary exercises are worlced Through beTore The complicaTed maneuvers are underTalcen. ATTer seeing The Tumblers in acTion, one easily undersTands why They have The repuTaTion oT being The TlashiesT dressed Team aT MorTon. Bob STancl was The Team's capTain. .izeugi Tlip by CapTain Bob STancl. I 4 T C TUMBLERS BenurnuT, Seinoha, Mickelson Palczewslci, Belsan, Uarous Kalal, Maslca, Horn, Salzranelc Pipien, STancl, Coach Kudr- novslcy. l3l QPOJA QLUQIQ ScoTTy Neader abouT To booT The pigslcin. N X . THE MorTon Trosh-soph TooTball Team admiT- Tedly wenT Through a raTher unsuccessful year. buT The enTire season was noT wiThouT some big momenTs. The underclassmen's TirsT TilT againsT larger opponenTs in La Grange was, perhaps, Their besT game oT The enTire season. A highly inspired eleven admirably conTrolled play ThroughouT The TirsT quarTer. ln The nexT period Ryan and Neader alTernaTely drove To The Three where The ball was losT on downs. La Grange Tumbled on The TirsT play. Zelenlca crashed Through and smoThered The ball in The end zone Tor six poinTs. WiTh Three minuTes remaining in The game a Tresh L. G. aggre- gaTion compleTed a long TourTh down pass Tor a score. They also added The exTra poinT To win 7-6. Seven plays Tollowing The opening lcick-OTT Highland Park scored and Then duplicaTed The procedure soon aTTer To lead I3-O aT The halT. ln The waning minuTes The lviusTangs clicked on numerous passes, buT The Parlcers had previously -1 ' FRosH-soPH FOOTBALL Top: BaTson lcoachl, Neacler, Darflinger, PeTerzalc, Jeclca, Miller, Koca, BaxTer, Rys, Popellca, I Zalenlca, Schields. Middle: Svoboda lMgr.l. LaPlanTe, Young. Jablonslci, Femiano, SweTz, Chval. Luers, Dvoralc, i ' l-lamacelc lMgr.l, Shack lTrainerl. , BoTTom: Teglca, Swander, Michealeslco, Caroll, SelT. rurfain raidem assured Themselves oT vicTory by adding Three more scores To win 32-O. The BaTson Boys displayed Tine TooTball in Their nexT encounTer sTaying on even Terms Tor Three quarTers beTore a saTeTy and Two buIIe+ passes neTTed a pair oT Touchdowns and The game To EvansTon, I4-O. ln The nexT game againsT Proviso The boys played' spiriTed ball and IT appeared as Though Their losing sTrealc was abouT To be snapped. VicTory was noT Tor MorTon ThaT nighT. The Maroons losT I3-6. T-lampered seriously by iniuries, The lvlorTon lads succumbed To Oalc Parlc's one and Two year men 25-O. ScoTTie Neader, main-sTay oT The losers, wiTnessed pracTically The enTire game Trom The sidelines due To iniuries. In WinneTlca Neader oT lvlorTon crashed over on a spinner Trom The TwenTy-Tive buT The play was recalled due To a halT oT his Torward moTion. AnoTher scoring opporTuniTy came via a pair oT penalTies and The compleTion oT a pass, buT a loss OT down squelched The advance. New Trier scored in The TirsT and repeaTed Twice in The Tinal period To come ouT vicTors, I9-O. Even Though The MorTon MiTes played sTellar ball Tor The TirsT Three periods, Wau- kegan neverTheless rang up Three scores. Then Neader dodged down To The Tive where he roclceTed a pass To Ryan Tor The score. Two minuTes beTore The end oT The period Ryan caughT anoTher Neader Toss Tor six poinTs. PraiseworThy perTormances were exhibiTed in This game as well as ThroughouT The enTire season by Chval, SchweTz, Zelenlca, and SelT on The line: and Neader, Ryan, and Young in The baclcTield. ax We T -B '5' 'W il, ,X M s-,e 4 rf, y me X , 1 ill lvlorTon lvlorTon lvlorTon lv1orTon MorTon lvlorTon lvlorTon FROSH-SOPH SCORES La Grange l-lighland Park EvansTon ,. Proviso ..c, Oalc Parlc ., New Trier Waukegan Ryan snaring a pass on The ru Underclass MusTangs open up cenTer oT The line. Ylnolercfafki quinfef folad fke Layne I34 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Slandingz Coach Vopiclca, Sorrnan lMqr.l, Plelcher. Blazelc, Bablznil, Knes, Nadherney, Svehla, Kadlec. Shaclc llrainerl. Sealed: Demlcovich, Malecelc, Kebza, Malecha, Bangerf, Neader, Bromann. DACED by Joe Malecelc and George Kebza Jrhe underclassmen rode over The Naperville lighrs 32-I5. The Ponies also downed Riverside. lvlorlon elced oul a I8-I7 overlirne viclory aqainsl Oak Park loul Then suffered a 3l-2I overlime loss lo Evanslon. The Glenloard lighlweiqhl learn succumbed lo The Vopiclia coached cagers 35-I8. Accounling lor I3 ol lhe Maroon's poinls Dick Ivlalecha paced lhe leam lo a 30-I9 win over Thornlon. Then lollowed wins over Proviso, Highland Park. and Waukegan. Malecha poured in 22 poinls as lhe lrosh-soph ripped New Trier. Ivlosl inslrumenlal in lhe leam's sixleen wins againsl a single loss were Malecha, Kebza, lvlalacek, Demkovich, Bromann, and Knes. The going gels lough aqainsl Proviso. An overwhelming viclory lor lhe lrosh-soph. Dick Malecha, Morlon cage slar in while, walches leam male drop in lree lhrow. FROSH-SOPH SCORES Marlon ,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 Naperville .,.,, I5 Morlon ..,,v,,,.,,A 29 Riverside ......., ZI Morlon ...,...,..,, I3 Oak Park .....,,, I7 Ivlorlon ......,,.A,, 2I Evanslon ........ 3I Morlon .,,,.,,.,,,A 35 Glenbard ........ I8 lvlo lon ....,,,A,.,. 30 Thornlon ,,,,..,. I9 Morlon ....,..,.... 40 Proviso .......,.... I9 Ivlorlon ,,,,.,,.,,A, 26 Highland Pk. M24 Morlon ............ 37 Waukegan ...... I9 Morlon ..,,.,,.,,,, 36 New Trier ....., 28 Morlon ,.,,,,,.,,,. I6 Oak Park .,,..,,, I5 Morlon ,...,...,... 24 Eva nslon ,..,..,. I5 Morlon ...,.....,,, 28 Proviso ,,,,,,,,..,, 5 Ivlorlon ..,,....,,,, 23 Highland Pk. ..I8 lvlorlon .,,,,,,,,,.. 29 New Trier ...... I9 Morlon .,,,,.,,,.,. 30 Walerman ...... 25 Morlon ............ 38 Waukegan ...... I8 .gr-05A-.golak nine winfi c amlaiond ip The inilial lill on lhe underclass schedule resulled in a 22-I viclory by lhe Morlon leam over Proviso. Joe Vydra pilched one hil ball and slruck oul eighleen opposing balsmen. The unbealable lrosh-soph nine look a hard loughl game from Oak Park, 3-I. behind lhe maslerlul pilching ol Vydra who allowed bul lour hils. In lhe second inning Slim Eisbrener ol Ivlorlon smahed oul a lerrilic home run. New Trier was soundly lhumped, I6-O, in lhe nexl encounler. Gene Brullo, Ivlorlon hurler, pilched one hil ball in live innings, lhe single being a scralch hil which was momenlarily fumbled al lhird. Coach Buck Wrighl's boys sel back Oak Park, I2-3. Eisbrener and Vydra look care ol mound dulies while Lelly Ivlarik led lhe Ivlaroons in hilling, connecling on lour oul ol live allempls. The Muslang squad copped a lolal ol lwenly bases. Vydra added color by slealing home lwice. The Morlon one and lwo year diamondmen annexed lheir lhird slraighl Suburban League llag by downing New Trier 9 lo 5 in lhe season's linal skirmish. The champs have never Iosl a game since lrosh-soph ball was organized some years ago. FROSH-SOPH SCORES lvlorlon Morlon Ivlorlon Morlon II lvlorlon ......22 ...,..l6 I 2 Proviso ...,..., I 3 Oak Park,..,..I New Trier ,.,,., O Oak Park... .3 New Trier.. 5 gl Top Row: Wrighl, Shack, Neader, Popelka, Hulka, Schild, Sowins, Barlon, Blanke, Tau ek, Ivlarik, Jel- inek, Eisbrener. Bollom: Dernkovich, Kosiek, Kay, Click, Brullo, Troian- owski, Jelinek, Filip. l35 HE Varsily M Club members again experienced a year of enioy- able and memorable accomplishmenls The grealesl being 'rhe Any boy upon receiving his leller is eligible for membership in lhe Varsify M Club The lellermen as do all lrue alhleles, slrive for Everell Clemenls was lhe club s presidenl and i+ is lo his honor +o say lha+ he was a mosl able head execuhve. Bob Luelzow and Jim Smilh served as secrelary and Jrreasurer respeclively. To Coach Ondrus goes much credll for his services as adviser lo lhe club. All were sorry fo see him leave lor army framing. Coach Vopiclca, how- Top: G. Dvoralc, E. Zenlz, E Friedl, J. Vydra, R. Kay, L Vranelc, W. Sauder, A. Kucaba R. Hoffmann. Middle: J. Smilh, N, Smilh A. Laver, l. Tornsovic, J. Regan M. Randazzo. R. Luelzow E. Clemenfs lPres.l. Bolforni R. Para, A. Slein, B Slein, F. Hullca, E. Vosylca W. Allman. G. Privoznilr, D Svoboda. Top: J. Riedl, W. Blizelc, R Ernl, A. Brodsky, L. Gambino J. Mollison, A. Forsl. R. Kas- niclca, R. Woiylz. Middle: R. Sfancl, H. Kanla J. Grove. C. Tourelc, F. Veverl lca, K. Gulschiclc, H. Luelzow C. Goding. Bollom: J. Cndrus. L. Privoz- nilc, D. Haley, R. Soucelc, S Neader, R. Webb, H. Hlava- celc, W. Seeman, N. Brescia y , I xg , V 3 K, 1 VI, J YEA MURTU ! CHEERLEADERS Ocfober . . . Wifh fhe fang of Aufumn in fhe air and fhe beginning of The foofball season, once more we find our cheerleaders going info acfion . . . Omon maroon . . . C'mon whife . . . C'mon Team . . . Lef's Figh+ . . . fills fhe air as fhey spur our feam on fo vicfory . . . fheir snappy ouffifs are a familiar sighf on fhe gridiron and The peppy gals and fiery fellows lead fhe specfafors on wifh mighfy cheers and handclaps .... February... Rah!! Rah!! Rah!! As our opponenfs fall before our conquering heroes and our baslcefball players march onward fo higher and higher goals finally becoming sfafe champs, our cheerleaders are ever presenf. Af Champaign we find fhem lead- ing fhe 500 lvlorfon specfafors in rousing cheers. . . MOR and from fhe ofher side of fhe gym comes TON . . . This favorife cheer echoes back and forfh encouraging our players and giving fhem fhe inspirafion fo defeaf Champaign and Urbana . . . Orchids fo our cheerleaders, fhe besf in fhe sfafe, for fheir fine work. Lef's malce fhis one good. Jusf clowning around. Finish fo a mighfy cheer. Dwarf'- P' Lwlfzz, U-'fc-.9b.llw.s. MJ Us ff--H - Ni lidqi sum Arn. ff W WU-i'fi'wmd 'ld Q eibaifg gxercide or eminine Sfara CTOBER . . . Comes llie fall golf season and +l'ie swinging of clubs and all llwal goes info a beauliful drive is gracefully exliibiled on The sandy +url of lVlor+on's famous deserl. Tennis and soccer are played wiln equal skill and wi+l1 much enllwusiasm in 0c+ober's briglwl blue weallwer. ANUARY . . . Anollwer year has passed, buf The lime-honored winler sporls ol J bowling, baslqelrball, volleyball, fencing, and arclwery seem +o prevail: and ine versa- Tile senior gals lalce par? in Them all. Dancing in every form from folk dancing lo social dancing proves 'ro be ils usual favorile. Top Ready, aim, and a bull's eye, we hope. A miglwly relurn by one of our experls. En guardeu Bolfom A grand riglwl' and lefl. Walcli lhe ball. Now, you do il lluis way. I38 PRIL . . . Ah! Spring! Bul don'+ Jrhinlc for a minufe lhaf spring lever gels info The bones of lhe ac+ive seniors who claim Jrhaf spor+s know no season. This is perhaps +he mosr acfive season of Jrhe year. In an ehforl +o Take oul Jrhe winfer kinks-golf, fennis, and soccer play lheir parf. To Jrhis lis+ are added swimming lwhich is really an all-round sporll, kiclqball, baseball lpopular as everl, and oufdoor archery. The girls have a grealr lime ge'Hing in +rim for graduafion and are familiar wi+h enough sporls To carry lhem Jrhrough life. . l Top Bolforn A pe rfecf shol. I39 Thai lillle whi+e ball ag Don'l slep on my foes Down lhe alley if goes EPTEMBER . . . l-laving gradualed from Jrhe neophiiic class, rhese gals really enler info 'rhe spirif of rhings. Soccer slaris rhe season off wilh a bang, and also helps lo lake our The kinks broughlr aboulr by summerrime laziness. This sporl lasls as long as lhe wearher permifs, and volleyball sfaris Jrhe momenlr ii' gels loo cold 'ro go ouiside. CTOBER . . . Volleyball, fhe all-lime lavoriie comes info prominence a+ lhis lime and iniramural volleyball Jrournamenis are held for juniors and seniors who wish fo earn poinrs for Jrheir school leller. DECEMBER . . . Compeiirion is lceen in lciclcball among rhe junior girls, and by lhis lime in fhe year 'rhey have proved rheir worfh. The mosr capable are honored by a Kiclcball Banquel which is quile an affair. This year, Jrhe Girls' lvl Club, which spon- sors rhis banquet combined lhe banquer wilh inilialion info The club. Will lhey gel ou? of ihis? Lei' if go. Throw if here. I40 FEBRUARY . . . WinTer in- Troduces capTainball, a Torrn oT baskeTball, which is someThing new and exciTing To The iuniors. They Take iT up wiTh a greaT deal oT enThusi- asm and The besT in The loT Torm special capTainball Teams. The iuniors are noT all AThleTic Amazons as is evidenced by Their grace and zeal Tor social dancing. They also have creaTive and Tolk dancing. QuiTe a Tew junior girls are chosen as leaders To assisT The senior leaders and Their gym Teachers. OT course, one day is seT aside Tor swimming and even Though There are a loT oT groans abouT messy hair and crushed cloThes, pracTically everyone enioys Their weekly dip. IT The girls didn'T know how To swim when They sTarTed in The Tall, They cerTainly know how aT The end oT school. ln TacT, guiTe a Tew advance To deep-waTer swimmers and have The privilege oT Taking The swimming day oTT if The class is Too crowded. AY . . . WiTh spring Tever, comes a yearning To geT ouTside and play base- ball, and ThaT is exacTly whaT These girls do. Excluding volleyball, baseball is perhaps The besT liked game aT lVlorTon. WaTch This one Tly. Guard ThaT ball. Weave in and out J . , 1 ' , i 'X', ' TX H Jigs 3 x K S a T Saudis . . e all season comes kiclcball . . . The neophyTes really excel in This sporT and usually win The lciclcball championship. DECEMBER . . . This is The monTh when The sophs abandon Their auTumn sporTs oT laiclqball and soccer and Turn To capTain- ball, volleyball, and Tollq dancing. The all- year-round sporT oT swimming plays a prin- cipal parT in The soph's aThleTic schedule. OBER . Wifh Th T 0 7 i U OLU QXCLITLIOL6 Jef APRIL . . . All gym classes are acT' ively preparing Tor The gym exhibiTion, and The sophisTicaTes are no excepTion. MAY . . . Comes The springTime, and The underclassmen begin pracTicing soTT- ball. lT's Their TavoriTe ouTdoor acTiviTy, and inTramural compeTiTion is very keen. The lasT Tew weelcs oT school, social dancing classes are h Id e , and This is Thoroughly enioyed by all. f ode owing now reacizecf dfarolom. EPTEMBER . . . Welcome lo lvlor+on's varied alhlelic programl . . . The lirsl semesrer is spenr in inlroducing popular girls' sporls and acguainling Jrhe lreshies wilh grace in social dancing and an aware- ness of personal hygiene . . . usually fwo days are sei' aside for gym and The re- mainder of lhe week is spenl in dancing, Swimming, and Tumbling classes. ARCH . . . Along lhis Time of year an emphasis is pur on social dancing classes wilh lhe boys. Our young neophyles lake ro if very readily and appreciale Jrhe valuable rraining if gives. JlJNE . . . Allrer compleling a year ar lvlorlon Jrhe freshmen conclude Jrhai high school gym and iis keen compeiiiion are borh srimularing and refreshing. G. A. A. OFFICERS IPPOLITO, PIHERA, SPOHNHOLTZ, WILDE, MONTGOMERY, FISHER. TOP ROW: ZOELLNER, PROUD, FILETZ, I-IAASE, MATSON, ZOLOKAR, FARRIS, CISAR. MIDDLE ROW: KOZLER, ASHWORTH, DE BRAEL, ANDERLE, I-IAASE, HOCI-I, FERRELL, BARRETT. BOTTOM ROW: KLICH, WATSON, TESAR, KING, PASCOLA, CANIK, RAWERS, ZULIAK. TOP ROW: FREDERICK, TAUBER, GREY, KREMSKE, NELSON, KWIATT, ROSS, KING, FOLGERS. MIDDLE ROW: BZOCI-I, I-IAKACK, HAIS- MAN, HAMMOND, RATI-I, MARTIN, TANGE, CAMPBELL. BOTTOM ROW: DANGE, GAERTN ER, LOKAY, ANDERLE, TANANA, BASTEL, LANKE, HARTE. TOP ROW: KERCERA, SPINGE, KRANZ NEJEDLY, KOCIAN, KREMSKE, WINKLER MIDDLE ROW: WALLMUTH, HURT, ZAU PAL, DUDEK, FISCELLA, KARP, FESKE BOTTOM ROW: REDA, KUSKA, I-IORA CEK, LEWIS, M E D W I C K, GARTH BREJCI-IA. I44 .,i'm'lT' '. T' ' ,A ri r K: -TL irq, W E T r- M 4- if A 0 0 S a sf ri L K' X T Q' 5 - V 1 T 24+ 'T 'Mi T o o T N ungnfgzfei pfghfzqilzcfggd QA X , . ' T, ,if - at f ai gujdg zilgolffi in dugg , ' Y bg, l QT' -ish T- T ,ggi gn-ilzigsessivi scene aT insTallaTion J g , .jx ' oT members. ' 7 . 4.. r 1 R N... av f .LT D OcTober . . . During OcTober, Ten girls aTTended The playday which was held aT Oak Park. Some oT The members sold balloons aT The Homecoming Parade and aT The TooTball game. November . . . AT a banqueT given in Champaign, MorTon's G.A.A. was one of The Tour high schools honored as charTer members oT The STaTe League. Miss Fisher, The club's adviser, was presenTed wiTh a cerTiTicaTe signiTying TwenTy years of membership in The illinois League oT High School Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion. Also during This monTh Miss Fisher and Frances SphonholTz, The club's presidenT, aTTended a conTerence aT The New Trier High School where iT was agreed upon by The oTher represenTaTives ThaT MorTon's GAA. iniTiaTions were The besT. The club's annual Hayraclc ParTy was also held, and as usual iT Turned ouT To be a huge success. December . . . The mosT imporTanT evenT oT This monTh was The club's parTicipaTion aT The MoTher-DaughTer BangueT. AT This banqueT The club's slciT, The AThleTic Wedding, won TirsT place honors and also The 55.00 prize award. January . Never beTore had The G.A.A. held an lniTiaTion-Dinner BanqueT as iT did This year. This was veriTied by The members' enThusiasm on The dinner's ouTcome. March . . . MorTon's annual playday was held This monTh. lTs Theme This year was Navy Day. All The awards, programs, decoraTions, and enTerTainmenT were based enTirely on iT. A May . . . The club's biggesT evenT was The annual sTeal4Try and The iniTiaTion oT new oTTicers. 'Besides These acTiviTies The club had overcome The handicap oT meeTing iTs members only once a monTh. IT was made possible To hold Two meeTings a weelc Tor Two separaTe groups. On Mondays A.P. one group meT in room 379 while on Thursdays AP. The oTher group meT in The LiTTle TheaTer. AnoTher improvemenT was The doing away wiTh dull business meeTings and replacing Them wiTh guesT speakers and special TeaTures. OTher special TeaTures were Tennis TournamenTs, badge TesTs, and The annual spring swimming meeT. IKWW! - , ' 1 MMT' ' s TB 1 ' rfifii Quick and graceTul CreaTive Dancers. , V .a....'--'ii 1 ' f ' Y ir 1, , '. fx ni' T ' I , I 1 ' T ' ' sl ,B -- T ' ' - x T Q 4 , 3 - - f' ' 'N ' ' 5 to ' ' A QA of 0 . rea, tue ancerd ex L I P0162 .. 'wg ,, u n - 7 1 I .W 1 ,E W .Q l . 1' ff l ,'. S SepTember . . . The T i beaT OT a Tom-Tom corniing Trom The i boxing she ' sign Th T Ti Dancers are busy Pensive mood. p T' ' new s n es. T cub is divided W Two gr ps-begi. rs a ad ed. The neophyTes f'.-i - one ay whil e adv 8anc 'fm eriods. Nov . .T irsT permfwnce T The ye A given aT The are e As us ' 's an ouTs andin Tormance. e er . . T year The hrisT .- ' gra -V s given by The Crea ive Dance la n w' e ieolian Choir. One OT Their ouTsTan in se ecTions ng Lprogram consisTed oT run ing down The aisles wi+h Ti ing silve b lls.' They also per- To d a risTmas mber Tor e lvl Club BanqueT. loj March. . The lo' ev inT This rnonTh was The Mardi Gras Assembly in W ' The gms pe' d la novel selecTion. OT course, They ,W a 'I a nlggwlzner r ym 1 i ion 1 1 d . ' r e E 'iff April .Q .MA symp num in ch man alleges and high schools parTic' Ted w held aT To on . climaxing a ,busy year Tor T X C H A The e s. T il f ls x ,T A Wi A if Wilfglilflly Tlfll All Nfillibf M '41 MTW Ag Tiff Mm! c is ',x!iX'1-'NN-vt ,, AQ. Q-AMEX NQJXN- rNYb 39-X ii-5 QQNN wb YD 1 KS- 'il' O' Nxux 5-.gy .NX Q, X. if a Q LIFEQUARDS TOP ROW: CALEK, Mm, VERFERTH KASS, KUZEL, SCHULTZ, RAWERS RAUDONIS, HRNCIRSK, BUZENIUS MONTGOMERY, KERZONEK. MIDDLE ROW: HONZAK, JANIEC KOOP, STODDARD. BOTTOM ROW: CAPOUN, KASIK BLAHA, DINGERSON. eflnal 5 af? Cl A249 Sepfember . . . All of Morlon's mermaids are given lhe oppor- +uni+y 'ro enjoy lheir favorile sporf as life guards. Under l'he direc- Tion of Miss Russell fhey fake 'rheir iunior life saving iesfq and if Jrhey are capable of passing'i1', fhey are given badges To cerliiy Jrhis achievement Many of them lake 'rhis lesf each year To see ii lhey are keeping up To sfandardq Ocfober . . . By This lime of year, all iesls have been passed. and our liieguartls really gel down io work. Having received iheir badges, lhey are assigned +0 each swimming period. They prefer lo do lhis inslead of faking iregular gym. Since 'rhese girls are wonderful swimmers, fhey are able io insirucl lhe ofher girls in swimming: and lhey are always on hand To help and make The pool sale for beginners. Many volunieer Their services for exlra periods and receive M poinls. Olhers go ou'r'for lhe swimming ieam and hold swimming meels. They all deserve a greai deal of credif lor lheir fine work. U1 ackoof ,900 Q ' M my A fe' Mgr UQQZQ ,i,wJ4o4fij, Vgmgi jwafjggfgy fifws, Now lel's Talk ihis lhing over l47 A CC 7? ir A , SepTember . . . Being one oT The ouTsTanding service clubs in The school, The Girls' M Club goes inTo acTion imrnediaTely aT The sTarT oT The Tall semesTer. Organized meeTings are held To decide on The year's program wiTh respecT To service and social acTiviTies. December . . . The Annual ChrisTmas ParTy goes oTT wiTh a bang as each championship lnickball Team Tries To ouTdo The oTher in creaTing original and beauTiTul ChrisTmas basl4eTs. ATTer Two hecTic weelcs oT probaTion Those iniTiaTed Tinally receive Their leTTers. Basl4eTball pins are sold, and The money is used Tor emergency cases wiThin The club. June . . . All graduaTes receive an M Club pin as a parTing giTT Trom The M Club. OTTicers' conference. TOP ' TOP ROW: DLASTOUKA, SPOHNHOLZ, FRIEDL, MATCHA, GANAS, LONG-AWA, BISHOP, KAST, ZELENKA HORN, AMREIN, MALLEY, VACOUSKY, HORAK, HOUDA, TESAR. MIDDLE ROW: BROW, ZULIANT, PAVLINEK, DOLSON, VILIMOVSKY, MENZE, GALAMBOS, SUCHY, ZELENKA JANAS, KOZLER, LAUNER, DARST, PARGE. BOTTOM ROW: STDLEY, KLAS, CAPOUN, CONFORTI, REWERS, KASPER, MURREN, KASIK, KRAL, VRANEK KRAUSE, BARTOS, WEST. BOTTOM TOP ROW: LE BLANC, GOLDBERG, KOCHNTAK, KALAL, KASIK, NELSON, THOLOTOWSKY, HRNCIRIK KOVARIK, BENES, LART. MIDDLE ROW: HAPAC, BERMAN, KTNG, PECHOTABRT-CSCQMOLKA, WOECKENER, FUHRMANN, VODAK, KING BOTTOM ROW: KERZONEK, CLISH, JANULEWICZ, KOOE, BROZ, MALONY, FTETL, FIETL, AMRETN, TAUBER I - . .. In LEADERSHIP TOP ROW: KRAL, KRAUSE, LAUNER, FREIDL, 'gAgIQm,lTCIxgALLEY, LONGAWA, TESAR, GANAS, CONFORTI, P L . MIDDLE ROW: KASIK, ROESNER, PAVLINEK, ZALENKA, SUCI-IY, JANAS, VILIMOVSKY, KOZLER, I MONTGOMERY, LASTOUKA. BOTTOM ROW: VRANEK, SCOTT, WEST, BARTOS, DARST, HORAK, VACOVSKY, CAPOUN, SIDLEY, ZULIANA, ZANISLAK. SECOND PICTURE TOP ROW: ' ZELENKA, NOVAK, KALAL, KOVARIK, I-IRNICIRIK, NELSON, THOLOTOWSKY, STANKOVICH, KRAFT, KOCHNIAK, BENES. MIDDLE ROW: HOMOLKA, FEITL, REWERS, FUI-IRMANN, LE BLANC, WOECKENER, AMREIN, JANULEWICZ, CLISH, VODAK. BOTTOM ROW: ROTH, SMITH, HAPAC, BERMAN, KING, BISHOP, BROZ, KLAS, SMITH, HORN Quad el :i Sepfember . . . All senior girls especially inier- esied in gym volunieer Io acl as assisI'an+s Io Ihe physical educafion Jreachers. Learning how Io lake roll, gel' equipmenf ready for Ihe clay's games. assislr- ing as guards af Ihe pools, relereeing games, and helping in every possible way consliluie a leader's worlc. February . . . M Club Girls Ialce over leader- ship. Because of Iheir ouisfanding alhlelic abilily, all M Club girls are given Jrhe opporlruniiy +0 fake leadership insread of regular gym. Every Wednes- day ai AP. discussions are held and P.E. Ieachers are invifed Io give Talks regarding helpful hinls on ,Man gives insyrudlons ,fo becoming real leaders. leaders, - -L It 2 G wp' X JJ A '1J J -.,, Lf Q IJSICIANS , -Q - yff4Q X. I iw- V' 9 QV 1 XE W . X f , J f- N - 5 J J NW- . V 55 f A , I VJ. Q5 WN -' ' 3 1 To .J ,y K-Q j XWU B ' 'xx' XX , J X f' Qx If 1- A ISO ,ff , ff' E A WM! ,460,,,f T 0 77 uruc Q . Q s a Time euT i I VK A umm ii I+. . A f 70g ,avi DECEMBER I5 . . . There's The over- Ture . . . The crowd quieTs down, 944' X447 and Mr. Blaha swings his baTon wiTh all The gusTo of a' Toscanini .... Under The guiding hand of Mr. Blaha, and wiTh The enThusiasTic supporT oT The OrchesT,ra and Band ParenTsiAssocia- Tion The lv1orTon music deparTmenT has soared inTo The upper sTraTa oT syrn- phonic sounds. ioday's concerTi is The TirsT oT Tive presenTed To The public Tor a mere dollar per person per whole season. Besides The Band and Orches- Tra,i MorTon's musical geniuses Tind expression in various oTher superlaTive insTrumenTal and choral groups. , g Z 5 Mr. Blaha-lceeps all secTions on' The same selecTion. ,eww Zia-M O I5I Adamec. Roberi' ein Roh Barido, Leonard Hell bra Anfon Baranek, Harold ' Hi z, fl Beliasso, Rober 9 Iler ber? Bican, Richard S olub. dward Boerke, Roberi orw , Henry Brabec, Harry H , Laurel Brown, Sam H a, Shirley Carlos, Dawne Cech, Edward Cernohouz, Grace Chalupa, Frank Chenicek, George Cizek, Edward Coiiingham, Don Cuber, Florence Dosial, Roberi Dressler, Wallace Dulka, Laddie Dufka, Rudolph Dvorak, James Feliqen, Henry Fiala, Elaine Frolik, Robe-ri Gauger, Wilfred Gorski, Arihur Grausas, Lawrence Haddick, Roberi' Halacka, Henrieiia Hanzlik, Dolores Harisouqh, Marilyn Havlik, Roloeri k, Loreiia Janacek, lrwin Janousek, Joseph Jodl, Joe Jusiin, Lorraine Kaderavek, Milan Karambelas, Bessie Karlovsky, Jerry Kasik, Lorraine Klicman, James Klimes, Roberl' Koca. Frank Kochka, Jerome Krankoskie, Edward Kreicha, Edward Kudrna, Elhel Kudrna, Jerome Lehvia, Sieve Lesley, Roberi' Lulaenkov, Raymond Macciocchi, Rudolph Markus, Howard Marfinec, Joseph Masny, Charles xyiyilsin PERSONNEL Fl McDonald, Harold McDonough, Tom Mendl, Beiiy Miller, Ernesi' Miias, Edward Moravek, Frank Morford, Fred Moulik,.Rudol h eseiril, Lacldie Neslaclek, Richard Novak, James Novoiny, Miles Novolny, Sylvia Novy, Enid Novy, Raymond Oehme, Harland Oselka, Milan Pachman, Roberi Pasek, Frank Pechan, Alberi Peril, Raymond Peiernell, Earl Peierson, Guy Pinkall, Earl Pisacka, James Pivonka, Eugene Popek, Laddie Reimer, Florence Riha, Roloerf Roberison, Roberi Rola, Arihur Rolh, Roberi Seebock, Roberi Sim, Jack Simbourger. Clifford Skarda, Bob Sladek, Ronald Sluka, Doroihy Smiricky, Adolph Spree, Shirley Sianislav, Henry Siasiny, Eunice Siearns, Charles Siovicek, Richard Sunquisf, Doris Taussiq, Leonard Taylor, Don Thomas, Alberi' Tobias, Richard Trojan, Alice Truhlar, Jerry Vaculic, Elaine Valuch, Michael Visin, Richard Vorlicek, Henry Voiik, Joe Voss, Mary Ida Voiava, Cyril Vyhnanek, Doris Weidenhoeier, Lloyd While, Roger Wilson, Georqe Winier, Grace Zahour. Leonard Ze+ek, George .S?riLe CTOBER 26 . . . Oak Park, lllinois. Today lvlorlon losl anolher loolball game . . . bul we sure showed 'em up wilh our band. This group of aboul one hundred Jrweniy musical minded sludenls have been praclicing all week lo perfeci lheir co- ordinalion belween music and marching. This marching band, wilh a liew slringed addilions, is also our high raled conceri band. The lellows and girls in This group gel wide experience in 'rhe playing of hun- dreds ol musical forms of lhe oulslanding world composers. An air of self-discipline, co-ordinalion and efficiency is apparenl in all of iheir public appearances, ol which Jrhere are many. Besides lhe regular con- ceris and ihe crealion of almosphere al loolball games, Jrhe band lends a helping hand al many communily social evemls. As if il isn'+ enough io have a championship band, several ol The individual members have won nalional dislinclion in solos and ensembles. ll is easy lo see Thai lhe direc- +or, Mr. L. lvl. Blaha, has had no small parl in making Jrhe band whal il is. up fke gan OFFICERS Lawrence Grauzas ,,,, , .,,,,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,, Presidenf James Dvorak ......,,,.. . .....,..... Vice Presidenf Lorraine Juslin ,,,, ..,.,,,,Secrelary Frank lvloravec .... ........ S ergeanl'-al-Arms Leonard Zahour .,,..,., ..,,,...... Rudolph Macciocchi ,,,,, .,..,,,.,,..... L ibraria Sergeanl-al-Arms U ' ff I ' 9 ' . I 1 I 01116 , Gtlfl BAM PRH. 9 . . . Band Room . . . The MorTon Symphony OrchesTra has iusT Tinished pracTising Tor The day, and The members are really exciTed. WhaT are our chances in The compeTiTion This spring? Our orchesTra is expecTed To reach The peak of iTs exisTence This year. The pasT Two years oT sysTemaTic building oT iTs Technical eTTiciency should reap iTs reward aT The NaTional Regional ConTesT in FlinT, Michigan, by receiving FirsT Division raTing Tor The group. The orchesTra has already made many impressive public perTormances in regular concerTs, The schoolkopereTTa, school plays, graduaTion cere- monies, and numerous assemblies. - I, y A .,, , 1 -ff'-ff ' J, lv 'Vi ji . X v ,MJ 1, J Q, 7' tf g ' Many hours oT pracTice pre- cede a public performance. . ' .I - 3 -R ' fill: 'R 1 --A If .L VIII... f I ,fr MQFI-f J L' 9: r f - , 'I' .fm -'I g ..1.- x . X, ' fi' :xx rx V + N - . ' . . s . i54 X ,T is 1 ' 1 1 T , if-1 , sf- 7.7, pgs, ,- v y 1 . I Z y1!!'ji, 14? fl f ,115-if gf ,fc J! 1 D Adamec, RoberT Abar, Jerry Aldridge, Yvonne Anderson, Glen Anderson, Virginia BarToselc, MiITon Beranek, Harold Beyer, ArThur Cary, Doris Cech, Edward Cenger, Emil Cernohouz, Rose Chalouplca, JeaneTTe Cizelc, George Cleverings, AlberT CoTTingham, Don Cuber, Florence Demilcis, Mariorie DouTliclc, Henry Dressler, Wallace DuTlca, Laddie Dvorak, James Favrow, PaTricia Fencl, RoberT Friese, CharloTTe Fuhrberg, William Geuder, Norman Gozdzialc, Eugene Grauzas, Lawrence Hall, JeaneTTe I-larTsough, Marilyn I-lerig, l-lelen Holler, AlberT I-lruda, Laurel Jalcubczalc, Richard Janacelc, Joseph Johnson, RoberT Johnson, William Jurinak, Edward Jurlca, Joseph Kaderavelc, Milan Kalal, George Kalal, James Kallas. Edmund Kanov, Jerry Karambelas. Bessie Kase, Gloria Kasilc, Lorraine Kolar, Henry Krase, Florence Krankoslcie, Edward Krslca, Miles Kucera. Helen Kudrna, Carol Kudrna, Elhel Kvelon, James Lahl, Russell A Lebloch, Helie- Le u a, leve Limburslcy, George Lulces, Evelyn Macciocchi, Rudolph Major, William Malcas, Anlhony Makes, Peler Manac. Eleanor Marlin, Roberl Marek, Marie Markus, Howard Marlinec, Joseph Medelc, Jeanne Mendel, Belly Mienllciewslci, Roberl Minor, Gloria Y 4 Ti'fQ1 Moulilc, Rudolph OFFICERS meselrll' Laddig ' Edward Sainali ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, P residenl 5Z j'd Russell Lahl . , ,,,,,.... Vice Presidenl Oulyijuney Q, , Doris Carey ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecrelary , V A x . pemson Mme, if ,J I, LQr.r9ins,sTeiChmaJ1 -ee-e ----- W -ffeawfef Polenskyi Libby .. l if ffl Prall, Jearzsm A ilf'rolcop, Vera Pulz, Willard Renlschler, Cordelia Ripa, Marlha Roman, Roberl Sainali, Edward Schmilz, Eugene Sebek, Charles Seeman, Phyllis Shandle, Rulh Sirnbourger, Clillord Skarda, Roberl Spannulh, Ray Spezia, Yolanda Slaslny, Eunice Slephenson, Dorolhy Slovicelc, Richard Slurdevanl, Laura Teichrnan, Lorraine 1 Troian, Alice Truhlar. Jerry Voiilc, Joseph Widiqer, Alrnar Winler, Grace Wrighl, lda Zahour, Leonard I55 3 -fi ' J ai lil' fy! . if wil' The boys dress up for ihe Mardi Gras, wing if . . . wifk fke ance Urcked fra lids ihai' Make you wanf To dancel' music. IS6 FEBRUARY 2l ... Cal' '... The M.S.G.A. Welfare Comnni++ee's Mardi Gras is now in session , . . The decorarions are +he nuls, lhe whole idea is clever, and . . . ah . . . lhe music is exolic. Whelher i+'s boogey-woogey, swing, or iusr plain sweel 'rhal you wanl, This orchesira's golf ii. Who's orchesrra is il? Ted Weems? Kay Kyser? . . . nope! l+'s iuslr lhe Morfon Swing Band or Dance Orchesrra. lWhicheyer you pre- fer.l The firsr semesler fhese fearless Tour- reen were paced by Mr. Nicl'1olas's balon, bur since he look a powder The firsl of February, rhis lillle group has been prac- Jrically a sell-susiaining orphan .... This orchesira conlains all of lhe seclions found in lhe big name bands and keeps up wilh 'rhe limes by adding new songs To ils reper- 'roire conrinually. These addilions are rnade Through The courlesy of The M.S.G.A. The band pracrices daily and srruis ils sluff al 93.767, of rhe school socials. Hs genius has found expression in class dances, bi-weekly Junior-Senior socials. and various olher so- cial evenls of Jrhe school year. JANUARY 28 . . . Radio STaTion WGN . . . The audience grows quieT . . . The red lighT Tlashes, and we're on The air . .. The TirsT parT oT The CiTizens oT Tomorrow program is a vocal rendiTion by our Aeolian Choir. Several snappy, well-chosen selec- Tions are puT across The eTher in A-l sTyle. The group sure loolrs greaT in new maroon and whiTe robes. These robes were pur- chased wiTh The proTiT Trom The opereTTa plus The giTT oT The T939-I94O February graduaTing class. Under The guidance oT Mr. Nicholas The TirsT semesTer and lvliss Shoclc The second semesTer, The choir has builT up and senT ouT iTs voice Tor many and various purposes. FirsT came The Hlvloclaing Bird, The choir's opereTTa, on November IS. This wenT over wiTh Tlying colors. NexT came The ChrisTmas pageanT which was anoTher excellenT perTormance. This was puT on in co-operaTion wiTh The Modern Dance Club. And, now, we have This broad- casT over WGN. BuT, don'T Thinlc ThaT This is all The choir has done. IT pracTices daily and is TrequenTly called Tor oTher programs. - Tor The ChrisTmas pageanT. The Choir dons new robes ing if . . . WMA fke eogan CAMP MorTon is TeaTured over WGN. l57 f f fjifify 1, 1, I f .1 PRESS AGENTS ,. J , Sq! Zffv fi 'E 1 'h X X I fm - ,K 4 L, ,4 il . Sbffw- F , I - , M Sz' ,ff ! -. 1' 1,1 M1 . ' ' I , r' , f Q '1'f'ff7.. my ,fc ,. Jig' 3i'f'Q fgfVff ' - lxfhzijd , Y . 1' Teach Druschel Tells Louie Privoznik whaT's wrong wiTh an enlargemenT. ZJZAincl fAe Camera JANUARY 24. . .Audi- Torium...AP... TonighT's The mid-year commencemenTl The grad- uaTes are in line. A lighT Tlashes. The phoTog- rapher slips a Tlash-bulb ouT oT his camera and in goes a Tresh one. Ah, anoTher shoT Tor The Annual. A group oT vocaTional phoTography sTudenTs, who have aT Their disposal The laTesT equipmenT including Two compleTe dark-rooms, Turnish The unwriTTen reading maTerial Tor This vol- ume. Besides Taking miscellaneous snaps, These phoTogs shooT all The sTudenTs excepT seniors. For The shoTs ThaT appear Trom Time To Time in The Weekly, Two Temmes click The shuTTer and juggle The hypo. They're enTirely independenT OT The boys, louT They do Turn ouT good shoTs. lSome- Times.l Al Plevokas and Jack STanek make an adiusTmenT on The speed graphic. Paul Schlesinger Takes a reading for Bob Hynek. Evelyn Wilson and June DosTal look over some prinTs Hrabek and Vos develop for The Weekly. a film in The darkroom. qv- 9 D X QWQLM., J ,. yn- f ' , .1 ',Q T 1, 3-. - E' I ,I V' Several reporTers geT TogeTher To hash ouT Their assignmenTs Tor The week. . ,A f,1Qf, QQ'-f,lf . 'Y'-1 - we Same ' on .sm . , x s 6 FRIDAY, February 30 . . . Presses break down again . . . no papers unTil The sixTh hour. IT iT isn'T a broken-down press, iT's someThing else. Every week is rush week Tor The weekly. FirsT comes The Tlexible sTuTl . . . This can be done a week or so in advance. IT consisTs oT such Things as liTerary masTerpiecesl.7l, sTock sTories, Tiller, and carToons. This is senT down To The prinTers aTTer being passed by The l-lays oTTice. The sTory is Then seT up Temporarily. lTemporarily meaning unTil some- one spills iT on The Tloor and has To re-seT iT.l Thus, a goodly porTion oT The Weekly rag is waiT- ing To be inked by Monday or Tuesday oT The currenT week. Then come news and commenTs. A mulTiTude oT reporTers gaTher in all The dope on conTemporary aTTairs and assemble iT in a semi- discernible sTyle. ATTer This is Transcribed inTo lead slugs, The mangled meTal is ready Tor The Tinal unscrambling. Press prooTs are Taken, sTories are seT inTo pages, and all is ready by Thursday evening Tor The presses To break down on Friday. Miss G. Gaarder, adviser, and ArT Shapiro, EdiTor in ChieT, check over a page prooT. Harry Hedberg ,,,..... BELOW ., ,, Sporfs Edifor Carl Gylfe ,,...,,,,,,,,,, .. Pegqy Scnosanskin , Shirley Rannm ,, Lorraine Sclnarfenberg June Ruziclia ,,.....,. H ,, Joyce Vilefa ,,,,,,....... ,,,, ..Spor1s Assisfanl ,, ..,,,,,,., Copy Edilor Copy Edilor ,Copy Edilor Girls' S o LEFT Bill Bushman ......., ..,Fealure Dolores Capoun .. Managing Chesler Slrumillo Cornposifion BELOW Palricia Morison , ...., Liferary Gus1y Lusifield , ,, ,, , ,,,,,. Liferary Editor Edifor Edilor Edilor Ediior Jean Vopicka ,.,,,,... Bob Glaubke .,,,,,,,, Ronald Les'rina,,,.., Lorraine Secresfe Asiliw p ris ,....Excnange Clerk Business Manager rfoonisl Business Manager ,Managing Edifor an Adviser, Rah l-lessler d, Edilor -in - Chief Barbs McKins+ry. crilaf wrifem pro uce morfonian nnua Piclrures of The Morlonian Slall for l94l flash on The screen presenling The I94l Morfonian Annual. William Besf . Richard Miller . George Zahour . Roger Moran . Charlaine Scoil Jeane Wallney . Howard Blanlc. Dorofhy Wrighl . . Jim Srnilh . . George Kammerer Dolores Cadek . . Dolores Cvalambos . Lillian Pelers . . . Rosemarie Dalwyler . John Sylcora ..., Owen Moran .... CAST OF CHARACTERS R. A. l-lessler ........... Adviser Barbara McKinslry ....... Edilor-in-Chief . . Produciion Manager . . Office Manager . . . . . .Arr Edifor . . Pholoqraphy Edilor . . . .Sales Promolion ......Copy Edilor . Assislanl Office Manager . . . . . Faculfy Boys' Sporls . Assisranl Sporls . . . . . Class . . Girls' Sporls . . . . Club Edilor Edifor Edilor Edifor Edilor Edilor . Junior Assisranl' . . . . Junior Assisianl Supporred by Jrhe Whole School The Plolrz-Slruggles of lhe slalif of l94O-4I lo produce a srrearnlined and superior boolc pleasing lo School. rhe enrire Morlon The Scene:-Morlonian Annual Office. Owe-e X: Blank lry 'rheir hand al worlc. Jeanie 'lwirh lhe Iighf brown hair slamps some copy for Dolores Galambos. Smilh 8: Kammerer loolc over some sporls shols. Do Cadelc proves fha? her fhree years of lyping weren'+ in vain. Junior Assislanf year- High N,,,,wNX' Pud makes sure fhaf George Zahour gefs all fhe dope righf on a posfer. Fefe and Rogue relax befween sales. Miller, Sy , and Def Mary gef fogefher fo check over fhe day's receipfs. Besfie shows Dof Wrighf whaf's wrong wifh her layoufs. NNUAL Office .... January IO . . . AP ... Annual Sfaff scoops in all fime high of S625.3I in lasf day of low price sale. To- day's record breaking sale of lvlorfonians is a fiffing climax fo fhe energefic sales cam- paign puf forfh by fhe sfaff and sales mana- ger during fhe pasf few weeks. The feaf is doubly amazing when one considers fhe facf fhaf The number of members on fhe sfaff, an all fime low, is only sevenfeeng and fhaf fhese members are also working sfeadily doing The necessary operafions of having picfures faken, filing fedious buf necessary dafa, cuf- 'fing and mounfing picfures, fixing layoufs, making a dummy, and wrifing copy fo make fhe scaffered and sundry acfivifies of fhe school info one coherenf volume. The popu- lar, painlessepaymenf plan is a confribufing facfor fo fhe amazing sfrides faken in early sales. , JW HJM ii? M51 4 'vb-W mv Q ,LW bbwv, gmvdw M0 VV aww MMV gjkfii X 0.1 C 0MMENTATORS uergone Lua laid day in ide .SJIOQQCL lelaf. NE oT The Things oT which MorTon l-ligh School should be mosT proud is iTs speech deparTmenT. AlThough iTs members are noT as well known as The members oT The baskeTball Team, iTs accomplishmenlrs and ac- TiviTies are worThy oT more noTice. The an- nual speech bangueT held February I3 was a big success, aTTended by represenTaTives oT all The speech clubs. Miss Alice Ingersoll oT NorThwesTern was The guesT arTisT, giving a number oT delighTTul readings. The sTudenTs walking Through The halls beTore March I5 rnuTTering To Themselves in a daze, were in preparaTion Tor The yearly speech Tourna- menT. ATTer The smoke oT baTTle had died down, The Tollowing vicTors emerged: PoeTry -CharloTTe Mioranag dramaTic reading- MargareT Launerg original oraTory-WalTer Wannos: exTemperaneous speaking-Anne l-liggins, and oraTorical declamaTion, Ed- ward Bruzan. The winners were awarded books Tor Their eTTorTs. AnoTher yearly con- TesT, is The Shakespeare reading compeTiTion held March l9. WiTh her selecTion oT To Be or NOT To Be, Trom l-lamleT, Marion Link was awarded The prize. ThroughouT The year, MorTon's speech represenTaTives and debaTe Teams parTicipaTe in many inTra- mural TournamenTs and debaTe meeTs. While all oT These acTiviTies are going on, The speech clubs are quieTly pursuing Their work oT giving Their members opporTuniTies To acT in plays, To debaTe and oraTe, To wriTe and produce radio shows, and To read The TinesT liTeraTure. ln all oT iTs work, The speech de- parTmenT endeavors To give iTs sTudenTs ex- perience which will prove oT value in laTer liT S. Miss Todd, head OT speech acTiviTios. A Tense momenT in The senior play, America FirsT . The casT oT The l94O-4-l senior play. Miss Coggeshall, coach of dramaTics. The DramaTic Council, governing body oT The Tour dramaTic clubs. STanding: A. Moran, A. KoldroTT, H, Tinana, J. Jaros. SeaTed: J. TinTera, M. Launer, J. Kimbarlc. M. Prohaslra, C. RenTschler, R. TaTe. sv N sm li Q 5 I 1 I 9 f WMM!-JI My f i l oung Aoyaefu A Ln olalaorfunifieri in morfon ramafic J60Cidfi0I1 F Al.l. The brighT lighTs oT MorTon's Cinema Land, perhaps The sTars ThaT shine The brighTesT are The members oT our dramaTic clubs. The sTars and ex- Tras who are sTriving Tor The heighTs in This Tield, worlc hard aT all oT Their club meeTings To gain The smooTh speech, sTage presence, and The dramaTic abiliTy so desired by The lovers oT drama. The Treshmen, sopho- mores, iuniors, and seniors, in Their respecTive clubs, worlc hard under slcilled direcTion of Miss RuTh Cogge- shall. The TirsT play oT The season presenTed by The underclass groups was Marla Twain's Tamous sTory oT Tom Sawyer. The senior group soon Tollowed by giving Two plays, The GhosT STory, a humorous oTTering, and When Jacob Comes Home, a sTory oT Nazi cruelTy. One oT The accomplishmenTs oT The dramaTic clubs This year, was Their parT in The ChrisTmas pageanT. Members Trom all Tour oT The dramaTic clubs Took parTs in The presenTaTion. An- oTher TeaTure oT drama week was The pageanT based on American hisTory, given in cooperaTion wiTh The Social Science DeparTmenT. Again The members oT The Tour clubs Took major parTs in The sTory oT Amer- ica, including The inspiring rendiTion oT The picTure, The SpiriT oT '76. BuT The crowning eTTorT of The dramaTic year is always The senior play, chosen This year To be America FirsT, a sTory oT American paTrioTism and some oT The diTTiculTies our counTry is having now. l , The Feb. ll open house pageant based on Amer- ican hisrory, qiven in co- operalion by lhe dramalic clubs and lhe Social Science Depl. The Ghosl S'rory, and When Jacob Comes Home, plays presenled by lhe senior drama club. The annual Chrislmas pag- eanl, given by lhe Music Depl. and The clramalic clubs. I67 MorTon's varsiTy debaTe Team oT Anne Higgins Charles Nelson, DOT WrighT, and DoroThy Veague Mr. Cher'y loolcs pleased wiTh someThing. He's The debaTe coach. ConTesTanTs in The yearly Legion oraTorical conTesT. l6S Woffon cfegafem comlaefifion or . . . . THROUGH THE annual sTaTe, NaTional Forensic League, and inTer- scholasTic conTesTs debaTing has be- come one oT The mosT popular sporTs in lVlorTon's Cinema, and The de- baTors have proved Their worTh Time and Time again. AlThough The varsiTy Team suTTered Trom The loss oT Three oT iTs memloers, The one veTeran debaTor and The Three new debaTors succeeded in almosT equaling The records seT lasT year. Up- holding The aTTirmaTive side oT The quesTion: Resolved ThaT The powers oT The Federal GovernmenT should be increased, were Ann Higgins and Charles Nelson, while DoroThy Veague and DoT WrighT supporTed The nega- Tive. STanding by, ready To help whenever necessary, were The second Teams, consisTing oT Arlene Boss and PaT Corcoran, and negaTives Charles Nowalc and Arnold Moran. JusTice Shepro alTernaTed loeTween The Two Teams. A greaT deal oT crediT is due To The eTTicienT coaching oT The well- liked and alole direcTor, ProT. Cherry, who spurs The inexperienced speakers To sTrive Tor a proTessional Touch. The oraTors and deloaTers achieve Their aim as evidenced by Their unrivaled accomplishmenTs and loecome real Speech STars. l0l 0UiJQ Lean 0l0l00l'lel'l fd JR.-SR. DEBATERS Resolved ThaT The powers oT The Federal C-3overnmenT shall be increased. This sTaTe- menT, The debaTe quesTion Tor The I94O- l94I season, is well known To all oT The members oT The Junior-Senior DebaTe Club. All oT The club members have aT some Time or oTher during The year, worked wiTh a parTner in preparing a debaTe or memoriz- ing an oraTion on This quesTion Tor The ses- sions oT The club. One oT The oldesT clubs in lvlorTon, The club is very popular and is well liked by iTs members. Besides enioy- ing Themselves aT The inTormal meeTings, These earnesT sTudenTs oT speech, gain a greaT deal oT knowledge as well as abiliTy in speaking beTore an audience. Top: Members oT The Frosh-Soph DebaTe Club. LeTT: A debaTe in progress aT a meeTing oT The Junior-Senior DebaTe Club. FROSH-SOPH DEBATERS The debaTe quesTion is iusT as Tamiliar To The members oT The Frosh-Soph DebaTe Club as iT is To iTs big broTher, The Junior- Senior Club. Primarily inTended To help The underclassman become acquainTed wiTh The meThods of speaking and oT Tormal debaTe procedure, The club has progressed unTil iT is recognized as one OT The ToremosT clubs Tor underclassmen. lTs members have an enioyalole Time in discussing The debaTe quesTion, and in giving debaTes and oraTions Tor The club meeTings. ATTer aTTending These club meeTings Tor a year, a sTudenT is well prepared To speak Tor his supper if necessary. 169 UFF THE SET SERVICE and acfion--fhe Red Cross is nofed for bofh. They knif, make bandages and posfers. The members are represenfafives of fheir A. P. classes and fake back fhe reporfs of fhe acfivifies of fhe organizafion. So, fhis is fhe club every Morfonife belongs fo. Their biggesf exhibif was held in fhe Superinfendenfs office fhis winfer where pages of Scrapbooks made by sfudenfs in foreign lands were displayed for fhe purpose of acquainfing fhe lvlorfon sfudenfs wifh fhe accomplishmenfs of fheir foreign friends. Kniffing needles clicked while sixfy lvlorfon girls learned how fo keep fhe sfifches from dropping. This was one of fhe mosf popular classes fhis year, because fhe girls learned fo make fheir own sweafers and scarfs as well as knif for fhe lnfernafional Red Cross. Represenfafives of fhe nafional chapfer gave lecfures abouf flue work of fhe Red Cross in foreign war-forn counfries. These Junior Red Cross members will be ready and willing fo work for fheir counfry when fhey finish fheir work al' lvlorfon. Officers and speakers open Red Cross Assembly. Red Cross is kniffin' for Brifain. Members become ac- quainfed wifh acfivifies of foreign sfudenfs via Scrapbooks. Parf of fhe exhibif from 'rhe sfudenfs of Hungary. l7I rencL fifuclenfa many inferefifa Parlez-vous Trancais? Oui, mademoiselle. Maybe you don'T know whaT Those words mean, buT The members oT The French Club do. They cannoT only speak French, buT They can read and wriTe The language as well. And whaT's more, They enioy iT. lv1orTon's radio program on sTaTion Wl-TFC has been hosT To These French enThusiasTs several Times when The French Club presenTed plays and songs in This language. One oT The mosT enjoyable side-lighTs oT The club's doings are The side Trips They make To see The French movies, plays, and operas. Then when They geT back To Their club meeTings They discuss whaT They have seen, and heard. AnoTher oT The club's acTiviTies was The proiecT Tor The Mardi Gras. The French sTudenTs made a number oT liTTle animals Trom gumdrops, and TooThpicks, and sold Them aT a very amusing booTh. zec A Jfuclg fkeir nafiue cudfomri Sveske se Valiie. IT you should chance To hear This reTrain while walking down MorTon's halls, The chances are ThaT iT would be coming Trom a meeTing oT The Czech Club. These enThusiasTic members oT This club, open To sTudenTs oT The language, are usually To be Tound aT Their meeTings absorbed in sTudying The books or picTures oT The counTry oT Their language, or in lisTening To reporTs on The cusToms and manners oT Czechoslovakia. Fre- quenTly, The members puT on plays and dialogues in Their TavoriTe subiecT, or They presenT Tolk dances in The auThenTic cosTumes, many oT which are quiTe beauTiTul. The club even presenTs These dances Tor The enTerTainmenT oT ouTside groups. Then, Too, They have seen movies oT Their perTormances, as well as OT The beauTies oT The old counTry. laania ian 2 Laygacl Viva l'Espanoll To The members oT The Spanish Club, Those words have a deTiniTe mean- ing, and a well-loved one aT ThaT. The Spanish Club, composed oT sTudenTs oT The Spanish language, makes a sTudy oT This language seem much more inTeresTing and real To iTs members. AT iTs meeTings, The members read Spanish plays, and look aT Spanish picTures, and discuss The liTe oT Old Spain, iTs manners and cusToms, and conTrasT iT wiTh The Spain oT Today. And, oT course, They Talk abouT The Spanish Tood, TorTillas, chile, and such, and The Spanish dress, sombreros, and shawls, eTc., and Their place and use in our world oT Today. To make Their Talks more inTeresTing, The members have made several side Trips, including a Trip downTown To see some Spanish movies. For Their program over sTaTion WT-TFC, The club presenTed a play in Spanish, To The delighT, no doubT, oT Those in The audi- ence who undersTood This romanTic language. Clflll Jfualy l0l'0UeJ fo Le gI e6lf1fl90l f T-lic, haec, hoc, huius, huius, huius. ThaT may be The way LaTin is sTudied in The language classes, buT in The LaTin Club, Tempus TugiT lTime Tliesl as The enThusiasTic members oT The club sTudy Their TavoriTe subiecT Trom various inTeresTing angles. LiTeraTure, and plays wriTTen in LaTin give The members a chance To exercise Their skills in The arT oT TranslaTion. The people who wander around The halls in Tlowing Roman Togas, in The Tall, are noT sleep- walking, buT are The members oT The LaTin Club, Trom The LaTin Exhibit which The club sponsors each year. The exhibiTion is always mosT inTeresTing wiTh picTures oT The cosTumes, models oT homes, and Themes on The manners oT The old Roman liTe. The members oT The club are always garbed in The manner oT Roman ciTizens, and acT as guides To Their Tellow sTudenTs who come To see The exhibiT. Anyone in The school can come To The show, and They usually do come in large numbers. ' Selling French bouquels al Mardi Gras. lnleresling game as They play if in French. Nalive Czechoslovakia coslrume. A piano helps in singing Bohemian folk songs. Signing lhe Consiifu- lion for Spanish Club. Spanish over lhe efher waves. Old Roman conslruc- lion on exhibit The Roman The-aler al lvlorlon. I73 Uri 1 is W, CHE C ROOMK I 57' 5 -few. f ,ig V k y .e ,gwnff im fm M,-zx., ,if , n.-:,Qw-f,-- -' 1 .. .Q E, , . ,, 5 fd. -- iw ,W mL.f.w-.11 ww -ff fgzzg 4 . morfon .Sznior , ounci Jlaonriord annuafganquef WELL, did They puT iT over This Time!! This year The MorTon Council Topped every oTher successful club acTiviTy of The year by puTTing on a sTar performance: namely, Miss Gay Head, The auThor of The Boy DaTes Girl series in The ScholasTic Magazine. She appeared as parT of The Eour-C's Campaign sTaged by The Council and Jr. Sr. Girls' Club. April 29Th anoTher big shoT graced our halls-namely, C. A. Wells!! . . '. and The Council is respon- sible for iT all. Even before The resT of The school clubs have sTarTed Their acTiviTies, The MorTon Senior Council is ushering aT assemblies. This is one of Their acTiviTies To fulfil MorTon's needs. If you keep your eyes open, you will see oTher signs of The Four-C's Campaign lClean speech, Clean living, Clean scholarship, and Clean sporTsmanshipl. lT isn'T all work and no play. The Eafher and Son BanqueT, nighT meeTing, and confer- ences down sTaTe provide enTerTainmenT and a chance To meeT The finesT boys of oTher schools. This organizaTion is The equivalenf of l-li-Y Clubs in oTher schools. Talk abouT Tradifion . . . for The pasT eighfeen years The club has been The largesT boys' club in school and has on iTs lisT many illusfrious alumni who are doing big Things aT college. These B. M. O. C. lBig Men on The Campusl of MorTon exerT Their energy and abiliTy Through The MorTon Council. E M 63 M i - aes. s c'cc?11 mofher- .ibaughfer ganciuefgsreclifecffdyr.-.ST'. Qld A ,gfug Q The Jr.-Sr. Girls' Club is The oldesT aT MorTon. lT has been going sTrong ever since iTs organizafion. There is no leTTing up in This acfive group of girls. This is a Service Club ThaT really lives up To iTs ideas. They worked hard To make The welfare Mardi Gras a success. PuTTing Their wiTs Togefher, They devised a number of schemes To make money for MorTon's needy. They sold candy, and each sale meanT a voTe for king and queen of The fesTival. Jim Tinfera and Elaine Dozler were duly elecTed and crowned. The girls spenT a loT of Time working on The annual Mofher and Daughfer Banguef. Look aT Those wide smiles. IT musT be a TreaT for Mom To be enTerTained by daughTer. Or, could iT be ThaT They are Thinking abouT The relief from washing The regular dinner dishes? Under The able guidance of Miss Prufsman, who is all for clubs, The Jr.-Sr. Girls' Club has builT a repuTaTion for geTTing resulTs. And, you can never Tell whaf new idea They are going To spring nexT. They even cooperafed wiTh The MorTon Council on The old cloThes assembly under The brand new name Jusegicl Juseco. The girls look forward To Trips To various suburban high schools for a Tea, lT's grand To meeT oTher girls and hear whaT They're doing. Ciivofcllofwc, Tired l75 R654 Ulf? Oil g0lfU C 065 CULJ CLQCLQP 'MA I opened The door . . . lT's your move . . . Silence . . . lT's your move . . . more Silence .... Was This a club meeTing or a collecTion oT old Tossils? Peeping over The nearesT shoulder I was sTared back aT by brighT black and red checks on a square board. LiTTle men were siTTing all over iT. On The nexT board I Tound liTTle round halT dollars painTed red and black. I musT be in The righT place-Chess and Checker Club meeTing. I had heard ThaT They do some heavy Thinking abouT every move. They do iT Tor Tun and Tor pracTice. Many oT Them enTer Chess and Checker conTesTs which have grown To be as popular as golT meeTs. And-They're also preparing Tor old age .... l-lere's a group oT boys who'lI sTiIl have someThing They like To do when They pass inTo Their second child- hood. They know all The Tricks oT The game and The proTessional moves. AT The same Time Their wiTs are sharpened by each assaulT. awe a laeramgufafing ficLef ofhce Who is iT ThaT brings a bif oT liTe To The girls' A. P. classes? Who is iT ThaT brings good news oT baskeTball, TooTball, or baseball games? lall aT reasonable pricesl. Who is iT ThaT delivers The TickeTs Tor big evenTs? You kn owl . . .The CirculaTion STaTT, The group ThaT is always ready To spread The news. And Talk abouT speed! Their nicknames should be The Mercury Boys. Few oT us realize ThaT This organizaTion exisTs solely Tor publicizing imporTanT evenTs in A. P. or should I say G. A. classes. WhaT's more, each one oT These phenomenal sTudenTs is in realiTy a walking TickeT agency. TickeTs Tor mosT aThleTic and social evenTs can be readily procured Trom Mr. C5reen's perambulaTing box oTTices. gufure Aecrefariw maLe ,offend Really The ....... and ------- has been very acTive and has made greaT progress This year wiTh Miss Deal and Miss l:iTch as advisers and Jeane Wallney as presi- denT. This club, one oT The IargesT in The school, acTs Through iTs Tive board members which The club members choose Trom.all The shorThand Ill classes. One oT The mosT ouTsTanding accomplishm enTs was The ediTing each monTh oT The Mor- Ton Business BoosTer, a newspaper conTaining arTicles oT special inTeresT To all oT MorTon's commercial sTudenTs. This newspaper proved a big success. April 4Th The DoTs and Dashes held a parTy Tor iTs members in The Teachers' caTe. The decoraTions, enTerTainmenT, and reTreshmenTs were iusT super: and needless To say, all Those who aTTended had The besT Time ever. WOJQPH 5 eI'Ii0y Clllguflge Jtudy l7b Everyone knows The Polka. IT is said To have been originaTed in Poland and is The Telk dance oT The people. The Pollainaise is The PoIiSh CIBHCS OT The upper CIeSSeS. and We have many such dances in our collecTions oT classical VTIUSIC. The Polish sTudenTs OT MOrTOn know whaT a wealTh oT culTure and inTormaTion The POIGS have STOred up during Their reign, and ThaT is why They sTudy Their cusToms and habiTs. PicTures and books oT Poland help To make The people more liTe-like, and some of The members correspond wiTh sTudenTs in Poland. They enjoy The dances mosT and iu5T Can'T seem To keep Their TeeT sTill when Their naTional music is playecl, ATTer much pradice They have become very adepT aT The diTTiculT sTeps. The culminaTion oT all This sTudy came aT The Club Open House when. in naTive COSTUVYISS. They presenTed one oT Their TavoriTe dances beTore The crowd oT parenTs. iii? gag. .ra,1.,ifiii1 f V -W We-w,p.w Q .. ,AW, . wM.W,, I ,.M W,..,, .. wana, ,. , ....:.f.Qr . 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A, I . X v r.. I heard one group oT sTudenTs cheer The IoudesT and sing The lusTiesT aT The IasT home baskeTbalI game. I knew beTore I Turned around ThaT They were The members oT The BoosTer Club, and ThaT They Think MorTon aThIeTics are ThegbesT in The world. SpiriT and pep reign supreme. They spread good will among The rival suburban Teams by inviTing boTh Teams down To The Teachers' caTe aTTer The games Tor Tood and Triendly conversaTion-and can Those hard playing boys eaTIlI IT's a good way To sooThe The spiriT oT The losing visiTors. . The audience has To be Ted Too, The BoosTers believe, so They sell candy To The Tans aT all The home games. ATTer our Trip To Champaign, our peppy cheerleaders were The Talk oT The sTaTe. IvIoThers and Dads will be glad To hear oT The IaTesT sTep oT The BoosTers. In March They sponsored an assembly given by The Tamous Parson's College Choir: The proTiTs oT which wenT To an insurance Tor our aThleTes. ThaT means ThaT broken Iegs or oTher accidenTs should They happen will be Taken care OT by The insurance company. mega . . . Africffy :Service So we sew because we like To, and The children who geT our Toys like Them, Too. ThaT sounds iusT like any Almega member. They never sTop doing Things To help everyone. ' BUT we're sociable, Too, They insisT. We chaT while we sew and pasTe and cuT. SomeTimes we sip cocoa while we chaT-buT we're never wiThouT gobs oT work To do. Everybody wears a ribbon during Ribbon Week. This old IvIorTon cusTom has been passed down Through generaTions Through The medium oT The Almega who snip and Tie These gorgeous green, orange, blue, and red ribbons. Green Tor Treshmen sTarTs The week on ST. PaTrick's Day. Then orange Tor sophomores, blue Tor iuniors, and red Tor seniors. The IasT day everyone wears his own class color and The halls oT J. S. lvl. look like The end oT The rainbow . . . and The poT oT gold colIecTed Trom These sales goes To help,The welTare work Through The Personnel Bureau. cjsrlof ywooc! Lad moye in on W0l f0l'l March 24 ..... Big VicTory Parade. lT you've seen iT Once, you'll see iT again. The MorTon Movie Makers were righT up in Dr. Smeikal's oTTice window phofographing The whole aT'Tair as iT came around The corner. T Hollywood had noThing on us, said The members OT The MorTon Movie Makers, who seT The scene, seT up The camera, yell ACTION and Then sTarT The Tilm rolling. Every imporTanT MorTon evenT goes down in permanenT hisTory To be shown TO posTeriTy. In Their beauTiTully decoraTed club room, They learn The secreTs OT good movies, how To Take and presenT Them. Mr. Mikula, Their adviser, has developed a good number oT movie phoTographers since he sTarTed movie Taking as a hobby. The Movie Makers also sponsored a l-lollywood producTion The CounT OT MonTe CrisTO sTarring Elisa Landi and RoberT DOnaT. This proved To be educafional To The sTudenTs OT English liTeraTure-and enTerTaining as well. 3 gang enfkuaiadfa Laid! moclefdkiiad Who doesn'T look up as a greaT airliner zooms overhead? Everyone is inTeresTed in Tly- ing Todayg everyone believes iT is True. BuT, some people are even more inTrigued by The Tlying ships. They wanT To Tly planes, build planes, live in planes. While They are sTill in high school, They haven'T a good chance To Tly: buT They can build and sTudy Toward Their TuTure aim. ExperTs have said ThaT The besT way To become acquainTed wiTh The TundarnenTals oT Tly- ing is To build small model ships and sTudy Their consTrucTiOn, and The job OT each parT. The boys who are mosT inTeresTed in This line as a hobby and a TuTure vocaTion work To- geTher in The Model Airplane Club. They enTer Their besT ships in conTesTs and have really Turned ouT some beauTies. ln The picTures, you can see some OT Their models in process OT manuTacTure and some OT Their Tinished producTs. Click affracfd Aoggyiafd The eTernal quesTion whaT To do is solved very inTeresTingly in The CraTT Club. These girls learn To work in leaTher, rubber, wood, soap, TelT, and whaT-have-you. And besT OT all, They usually make someThing They can wear. ll can hear every Tem sigh.i When novel neck- laces were all The go, iT was always The members OT The CraTT Club who came wiTh The cuTesT ideas. Those belTs and leaTher purses are enough To make every girl geT a longing Teeling. You have To use your head as well as your hands in This work. Every inTricaTe sTep musT be masTered buT The whole is always The essence OT perTecTiOn iTselT. Any personnel manager will Tell young iob aspiranTs To have a hobby and Thereby avoid The rainy day ThaT mfghT come. ThaT's where The CraTT Club members are pracTical. They rnighT Turn some oT Their beauTiTul work inTo real proTiTs some day. ' a io guide! aicld Worfong Lroaclcarifo February . . . The Radio Guild sponsored a Trip To sTaTion WGN, where MorTon presenTed a special program. BeTore The presenTaTion OT The program, our school received Tine TreaT- menT Trom The Chicago Sunday Tribune. The enTire TirsT page OT The meTropoliTan secTion exTolled The virTues OT This greaT insTiTuTion. By Turnishing capable announcers Tor The daily MorTon Topics broadcasT over sTaTion Wl-TFC, This organizaTiOn provides an excellenT means oT expression Tor Those sTudenTs desirous OT pouring TorTh The old vocabulary via The air waves. The members OT The MorTon Radio Guild are consTanTly encouraged in The perTecTiOn OT Their radio Technique by The coach- ing OT Mr. R. W. TeeTer, who is in charge OT The producTion oT MorTon's broadcasTs This year. Mm.: WMV My L, agifzws-.ff,Q ., H RQ. ,W Q -M Mf fL,.f,,-:,,,5.,5k, - N . 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I-Iere's where The operaTors come in. A large group oT boys, headed by Ivlr. Fox, are available each period To show The picTures To classes. Only The mosT cool-headed and responsible boys are admiTTed. They TirsT have To show an apTiTude Tor The posiTion, Then demonsTraTe Their abiIiTy To run machines. and Tinally be able To cope wiTh unexpecTed diTTicuITies. The boys learn how To Talce care oT Tilms and expensive proiecTors, splice brolcen Tilms, shoulder responsibiliTies, and carry ouT assignmenTs. This is a parT oT educaTion iTseIT. And aT The same Time They are rendering IvlorTon a service which aTTecTs every sTudenT. Khufy emla aaizea c arm C I-I A-The TirsT Three IeTTers oT Charm-I T Y-The IasT Three IeTTers oT PersonaIiTy puT Them TogeTher, and They spell C I-I A I T Y-The club Tor girls inTeresTed in Themselves. No, They're noT IvlorTon egoTisTs-They iusT wanT To be The besT kind oT people They're capable oT being. They sTrive Tor beauTy oT Tace and Tigure. I-low To malce The besT oT your good poinTs and cover The bad. Their by-word is good grooming, and ThaT includes everyThing. IT you see someone wallcing To classes carrying Their much IamenTed boolcs in The I-Iindu Tashion Ion Their headsl, you'll Icnow some ChaiTy girl is improving her wallcing posTure-or if you see a very diTTerenT hair sTyle, someone has Tound The answer To her prayers. OuTside spealcers, speciaIisTs in The Tields oT charm and personaIiTy visiT The meeTings and help along. PersonaIiTy comes Trom associaTing wiTh oTher people in diTTerenT surroundings, sTaTes The ChaiTy member, so we Travel To TheaTers, Teas, IecTures, and concerTs To give our per- sonaIiTies a solid ToundaTion aTTainecI by varied experiences. AT The same Time we are sure ThaT whaT we wear is iusT righT Tor The occasion. I wouIdn'T be surprised if all This sTudy oT charm and personaliTy won'T puT some oT These girls righT in TronT oT The EasTer Parade. I83 I . ..J gokgidfd examine lafanfd ana! anima 5 When ThaT Aprille wiTh his shoors sooTe' '... begins Chaucer The naTure-lover. Buf, do very many people really noTice The sweef showers, The birds and flowers. NO! Our Time is Too shorT, we claim. A Our lives are Too full and if we wanT To play ouT our parT, we have To rush and pass by beauTy. No one would dispufe The facT ThaT life is very busy, buf The members of The Biology Club would argue ThaT one misses a greaT deal of life and enioymenf if he doesn'T look abouT and see as he rushes by. The club members find greaT pleasure in wafching Things grow and seeing live animals and planTs. No insecT is Too minufe nor TurTle Too fierce To be passed by. Morfon isn'T large enough for These exubrianf nafure loversg They Travel in The greaf ouT- doors To exhibiTs and garden shows and STaTe Parks. When The weafher excludes field Trips, club meefings under The guidance of Miss Parizek serve as an excellenT source of informafion for members inTeresTed in some parTicular field oT biology. H The club mainTains a window display of biological experimenTs on The fourTh floor. You can always find an inTeresTed audience inspecTing everyThing from brains To bugs. Several members enTered proiecfs in The STaTe Junior Academy of Science and made quiTe a fine showing. 7i91ZQ-Udo , T 21 ,QM 469.0 AVWQQQ. fW fr' ff' irc Wrrefr he WC, .War 6 4455! 2925225 orzie MZQM - Q. A horse is a man's besT beTl Bing Crosby raises Them, The Lone Ranger caTches Them, Indians eaT Them, The Saddle Club rides Them. There's somefhing abouTa horse, his sTance, his finely shaped head, his sensiTive ear, and power which make him a parT of every rider. This comparaTively new club was sTarTed by a group of enThusiasTic equesTrians who wanfecl company on long rides and cheerful companionship on six o'clock Trips. Dressed in iodhpurs, booTs, and shirTs The riders beam aT The menTion of horseback riding. Every Friday you can see The group leave for GreenTree Sfables. To make iT more like fun, The club sponsors Treasure hunTs and races. AT The Club Open l-Touse in January, They amazed everyone by bringing a live and breafhing horse down To The cafe as parT of Their display. imagine The gasps as he was led inTo The building. The crowd sTood around Three feeT deep To geT a glimpse of The whiTe sTallion. l-le sfood proud as a peacock and showed off his nerve. l-lay, evergreen Trees, fence posTs, and corral gaTes ornamenfed wifh sTeer skulls, a real live goaT, camp fire, and a singing cowboy complefecl The True To life picTure of a Saddle Club memberis dream. .LAM I .Ek 'iss 1 Ab , . 'if12x'i:5f5?1fQ 3, A J , W ., fl Y' L. ' X f 'X 1 L 3 ,. I . i T , ' A 2? af ' S 7 1 2 VI QI . 1 Y I Mwwwtwr S ., M, . Q . .iffiiiiiw . K 4' VM iullhlhhllt ta W Q ' .V is 1 'M ,, 4 i .. 5 W fy . , E Eg 19 f 75 if ,. , was ' ffl-.fy -s. ifQwff f2afXfi'?m:QrsH5Wsifffa-7A, ' I 'fm:fwr3fiK',Kffgfwwfiewm gag, - ,V Q K ' , ' J fWN5'if 15i?fi',i-Tw'fi1a,Q?i ' fffi K' ' Nc I?- Q ff? Y ' - Aw V .L g I ,T 1- , R, J K , 4 5 .1 W- .W , V pf ., A I ,, ,W ., sp M 'N Checking up on The weajrher rnan. Taking weaiher readings. Accumulafing ideas for an essay-or maybe a poem. Good publiciiy for cre- aiive wrilring confesi. They find ou? wha+ a Triangle consis+s of. Ma+ch up figures wiih aciuaiiiies. Eniarging and priniing. Crificizing Jrhe finished piciure. I86 lv MLafAer mainfaine o Jeruafion Jfafion Today Tair and rainy, Tomorrow weaTher subiecT To change wiThouT noTice. This isn'T The Type oT reporT ThaT The experTs Trom The WeaTher Club puT on. Their reporTs which are posTed every day on The TourTh Tloor are based on The observaTions oT The club's own weaTher sTaTion in Berwyn. MorTon's clubs and sTudenTs have Tound This a welcome service in planning Their Tield Trips and picnics. AT Their Friday meeTings The sTudenTs inTeresTed in weaTher TorecasTing go over The reporTs and daTa published by The Chicago WeaTher Bureau and The U. S. WeaTher Bureau. Erom This daTa, They plan and publish up-To-daTe minuTe weaTher maps. Some oT These go To The club's newspaper. When The monTh oT May comes around, The chem labs and room are Tilled wiTh desperaTe sTudenTs sTriving Tor an inspira- Tion To use in Their proiecTs Tor The Jr. Academy oT Science meeTings. These inspiraTions oT The members have proved Themselves vicTorious in many compeTiTions oT The Academy. I-eafiue wriferri ecbf iid! 36568 H And we proudly presenT This book To l-lazel as TirsT prize in our poeTry conTesT To help you in your wriTing. This is whaT can be heard aT many oT The meeTings, Tor The CreaTive WriTing Club is Tamous Tor iTs conTesTs. The purpose is, oT course, To creaTe an incenTive and To Tind some oT The TalenT oT The school. The enTire sTudenT body is inviTed To parTicipaTe, and every- one beneTiTs by The work oT This club. The biggesT Thing They handled This year was The compiling oT Trial ElighTs, MorTon's liTer- ary semi-annual. TogeTher wiTh a commiTTee sele ed Trom The English classes. They choose The besT shorT sTories, essays, and poems Tor publica ' 5--I V N Wafkemaficiand mafch wife in new cfug x: -le y I Zab may noT seem much oT a maThemaTical Tormula, buT The members oT The lvlaTh Club could no doubT malce someThing ouT oT iT. You see, This Tall, The wizards oT The maTh classes decided iT would be proTiTable To have a club. The resulT oT Their ideas was The TormaTion oT The lvlaTh Club. Every week These numerical geniuses geT TogeTher and worlc ouT diTTiculT problems such as-iT Two Trains sTarT Trom The same sTaTion aT The same Time, one going norTh aT 40 m.p.h.. The oTher going IO degrees souTh oT easT aT 30 m.p.h., how Tar aparT will The Trains be aT The end oT Three-quarTers oT an hour. OTTen They amuse each oTher wiTh Triclc problems oT humorous puzzlers. BuT don'T geT an idea ThaT This is all They do. They have programs and enTerTainmenT as well as The work problems. AT The Club Cpen l-louse, The enTerprising maThemaTicians demonsTraTed Their abiliTies in oTher Tields wiTh Their exhibiT oT maTh diagrams and acTual models oT geomeTric Tigures which They have made in Their class or club. Lofograla era view on a new ang e EveryThing in iTs place! We have a place Tor everyThing and The place Tor snap-happy shuTTer-bugs is saTe in The arms oT The Camera Club. They really shouldn'T run around loose wiThouT some deTiniTe responsibiliTy. Experience has shown ThaT a camera Tan wiThouT a club is worse Than an elephanT wiThouT a Trunlc. l lcnow ThaT some people sTop wiTh The Talcing oT The picTure. Then They ship The Tilm away To be developed and prinTed. They're really missing halT The Tun and The besT experience. So This club Tinished The iob by learning To Turn ouT a Tinished picTure. They develop, enlarge, and mess around wiTh hypo and you'd be amazed To see The real proTessional jobs Turned ouT aTTer a Tew lessons. OT course, The subiecT OT The picTure is The mosT imporTanT-aTTer all ThaT's whaT you have To loolc aT-BuT did you lcnow ThaT The subiecT has To be placed in an exacT spoT on The surTace oT The picTure To make iT aTTracTive and really a piece oT arT? ra famen are fami iar wifk mac ineri - We have some very good children aT lv1orTonl They have To be good To be eligible Tor membership in The CraTTsmen Club. The obiecTs OT The club are: I. Be clean and orderly. 2. RespecT The properTy oT oThers. 3. Always Tollow insTrucTions careTully. 4. Accomplish someThing every day. 5. Work Trom bell To bell. 6. Work well wiTh oThers. 7. PromoTe cooperaTion beTween indusTry and school. 8. Add incenTive by recognizing The accomplishmenTs oT oThers. 9. Develop idealism OT responsibiliTy and pride in The liTe work oT The members. IO. Be oT service To The school and communiTy. IT anyone lives up To Those Ten poinTs, has grades all above 75, 90 in shop, belongs To anoTher organizaTion, and works aT a hobby, he is eligible Tor The MorTon FuTure CraTTsmen's Club. Wheehl no wonder everyone Talks abouT The high sTandards aT lvlorTon-you have an example righl' here. These boys will be well Trained Tor any iob They pursue in liTe. They Tell me ThaT iT isn'T all work. They especially like The popular nighT meeTings where They play baskeTball unTil They Tall To pieces and Then dump The pieces inTo The swimming pool. BesT oT all-There's Tood, Tool Every year aTTer They elecT Their oTTicers They sponsor a banqueT Tor all members and hold The insTallaTion which is known To be an immensely impressive aTTair. emwfd ma e laracficaf exlaerimenfd Behind a maze oT inTricaTe glass and rubber Tubing, works a group oT indusTrious, poTenTial chemisTs. AlmosT any day aTTer school hours, you can Tind aT leasT one member oT The organizaTion laboriously delving inTo The mysTeries oT The 93rd elemenT or aTTempTing To prove ThaT EinsTein is all weT. These ambiTious sTudenTs, noT saTisTied wiTh These befuddling problems oT The average chemisTry class, wish To TurTher Their growing knowledge by exTra-curricular acTiviTies along scienTiTic lines. Under The able guidance oT Their insTrucTor, The boys are becoming more and more experT in The various Tields oT inTrigue. NOT only are They capable oT handling bewildering problems and experimenTs, buT They work on useTul and helpTul proiecTs such as: TesTing anTi- Treezes, milks, soTT drinks, and various Toods. This noT only acguainTs Them wiTh The chemical and every day liTe, buT oTTen proves beneTical To Their parenTs and Them- selves in purchasing The saTesT, rnosT wholesome arTicles on The markeT. +V Q: Z2 Z W' it 4 -1 M Mig? 3 M an I Q 3 .W J ' if . 9 -- W A V N., xp una.. Q ' x 5 f Q' ,:N, QM 1 s Q 'ii .. , ,: - 1, 5 Q s it Q s l H, 'wg- mms 1... .K X , q. - Q- wff,,, 355,15 , , .... M-Pfa,i3r.sQ,1, ,-..,L51f5 f,i'?gQ.ff1' A 2 ff QE, ,W I , ,YM wx i I --mm , .mwwg A , S, f m,wN . L ' ,A , Q, WV N , '-Lfff7Tf ' un-WA W, ,T3h'-:M MM, A F 4 ,, 4 ,S-2gg1'i. I J ,F A M. wmuwuw. FV Yf . w 'W7L?fil9P V, 4' 54 . , 5. A 4 ' L ' N ' X 'Q Q Q nge! an M512 W 1 'N - kk -1 K Q we A If ffm 'sem Q 5 V, A 1 va 14064-.syoloh Qi' 5 confrigufe :Service The IiT+Ie sisTer oT The Jr. Senior Girls' Club is This young bunch oT Treshmen and sopho- mores who are desTined To Tollow in The TooTsTeps oT Their illusTrious upper-classmen. Their meeTings are held on much The same order, and They always have as Their main Theme- Service- They sew Tor The'welTare commiTTee . . . decoraTe The school aT ChrisTmas Time . . . and are always Tull OT liTe and school spiriT. Freshmen do geT around These days. lT's no longer, liTTle girls should be seen and noT heard. Everyone knows ThaT This club is exisTing, which is To say a loT, and They Travel around almosT as much as Mr. MacLean himself. Candy companies, The Argo STarch Com- pany, Bowman Dairy Company, banks and public buildings are noT missed by The inTeresT seekers. And They couldn'T have picked a beTTer leader Than Miss Danovsky. race io emlo adizec! Ly imodern ancem A Swish oT wind brushed my 'hair Trom my Tace as I enTered The room in which The Modern Dance Club was pracTicing. IT you've ever seen Them you know ThaT They go inTo Those conTorTions easily and quickly. l almosT TwisTed my neck ouT oT ioinT iusT Trying To Tollow one moTion all around To compleTion. I sTilI don'T know how iT's done. As graceTul as swans, They glide inTo a beauTiTuI and colorTul dance which really Tells a sTory. This group will soon pass inTo The advanced sTage when They will give Their inTerpre- TaTion To large audiences. Miss LasT, Their insTrucTor, is preparing Them Tor a graceTuI liTe. They are TaughT To walk, sTand, and siT graceTully as well as To dance. So you see ThaT here is a liTelong advanTage. 'r enjoy fumggng Can you sTand on your head? Well, I can'T-buT you should see our Girls' Tumbling Club go inTo a session. They can sTand on Their heads To more rhyThms Than I knew exisTed. NOT only ThaT, buT They can do every handspring invenTed. Take a look aT The picTure. Nope! There's noThing wrong wiTh your eyes-she really hasn'T her hands on The ground, buT her TeeT are in The air-in TacT perpendicular To The ground-and iT isn'T a Trick picTure eiTher because The specTaTors are sTanding righT side up. You'II iusT have To believe iT. Such Things are done aT MorTon every Time The Tumbling Club geTs TogeTher To express Their views on The world. Their specialTy is pyramids-you know-The pile oT human beings ThaT looks preTTy swell excepT ThaT you can'T Tigure ouT where iT begins or ends and whose leg belongs To whaT body. oelern kauedrd faire fourdc I joined The Travelers' Club To see Chicago, spoke up one member. l've lived here all my IiTe buT you'd never know iT To hear me Tell abouT whaT I saw around Town . . . a very good reason To ioin a club. I don'T Think iT would harm anyone To Tind ouT a IiTTle more abouT The ciTy he lives in. You'd be surprised aT all The inTeresTing places you can Tind righT here. You don'T have To go To London To visiT The queen. RighT here in Chicago's own his- Torical socieTy you can Tind relics oT Tamous Americans like Dolly Madison and Woodrow Wilson. You can see The bed in which Lincoln died and a replica oT The cabin in which he was born, and a rebuiIT sTore like The one in which T-IonesT Abe worked. AT IeasT These are The reporTs oT enThusiasTic Modern Travelers aTTer reTurning Trom a visiT. unior ouncifaicb addemgfy pr-ograma The advenT oT June graduaTion always leaves The Tv1orTon Council depleTed oT mosT oT iTs acTive members. BuT we have devised a plan To avoid any shorTage oT boys To Take The places oT The B. lvl. O. C. lBig Men on The Campusl who have iusT sTepped ouT. The solu- Tion is The Junior Council, liTTle broTher oT Senior Council. They are closely connecTed wiTh Senior Council and in ThaT way learn The responsibiliTies expecTed oT council members. They also help To keep order aT assemblies and collecT TickeTs aT pay assemblies when upper-classmen have To be aT A. P. classes. Look aT Those brighT shining Taces . . . seems like They won'T have Too Tough a Time Trying To measure up To The sTandards seT by This year's older group. Eagerness and exacTness mark Their valuable service. Even The word council alway seems so very impressive, and The person who belongs is quiTe The acme oT someThing or oTher. You're preTTy lucky To geT inTo The club because The membership is limiTed To abouT sixTy . . . They puT up wiTh only The besT in iniTiaTive and sporTsmanship. N Q i i ii ET' 1 - pw. x. It X, PQQMCQ geniuaea cleueila ivleaa J X c T iv? s W Pl have never seen such a mess oT Tubes, wires, baTTeries, and lighTs in all my liTe unTil The Ti1js?'Time l walked inTo a meeTing oT The Physics Club. BUT iT was obviously as simple as Tlyihg a kiTe To The members who Tixed and added parTs as if They were playing wiTh paper dolls. Simple aTTer you know how iT's done! A basis like ThaT musT puT Them Tar ahead in The scienTiTic Tield. Cosmic ray encounTers, Telescopes, X-ray machines, and oTher compli- caTed scienTiTic paraphernalia are no mysTery To Them. The baskeTball Team isn'T The only Team ThaT brings laurels home To lvlorTon. The Physics Club has won TirsT place honors in The Junior Academy oT Science Tor a number oT years. ln TacT in a cabineT in The physics laboraTory you can Tind-silver cups, The TirsT prizes in sTaTe-wide compeTiTion among high schools. And, incidenTally, They're being moved around To make room Tor more. Mr. Barr, The club adviser, Told me abouT The many alumni oT The lvlorTon Physics Club ThaT are now Tamous aviaTors, chemisTs, and meTeorologisTs. When The club members are noT occupied wiTh building someThing Tor science, They Travel To The Science Museum or possibly some science laboraTory To geT some inside inTormaTion. ATTer They reTurn Trom The STaTe ConTesT, They will exhibiT Their producTs in The cafe and I'II beT They'll make many a person Take noTice. 4, ' N, - in ?QN im. ' A , ml? field , M km Jw . 2 f f 4-4, U WWW 2 ,- f .- . fl, W ,A Q Q Om , A .agp M 5 P 5 5 Y -ss if ., W.. f 1 V s w S, ., f ,f miie? ,:- .. 1 W :A - WW L-ak a , ,, M ,.wd'f?nZ7 fgiiga-:,I.ffz?E': K J Tim' ' HQQTWZ ,fzffiil Yi? . HZ? , nf - f f -xg ,ul x : f if ':g. -A E' 'V R' , fl-5' 1 4 - f b . . .2 f 4' . if wx 2 .f f - - ff I-, ,V .f ma 3 . . ,, W wfk Qu Q ...-. I , My .m.fmf,aff'af-5swv2- ' ' 'm 'Left V V wh, - -- 4. X ' ' ' , 'L -Z, w1f:4.,,v 2 5 F3 ff: 2 lf 22 X - f Q-'ff' . I -,V.an-,.,,-..a-gg1:f,,,,, ' ,Wg 5 , I .V Y we A, 1223? 4 1 ff - if , X 1 ,, We 1 Wh 1 F 'ia Qi Y N Ag ' 4 , UE, V- ff 9, , , LM WYKAJLQJ lrbbgvy-i i,UfLL75Q MJ '1 orfon goed fo wadkiingfon The l-lKearT oT The NaTion is close To The hearTs OT The members oT The Social STudies SocieTy. This year They sponsored one oT The besT Tours To WashingTon ever oTTered The sTudenTs OT J. S. lvl. IT was conducTed during The EasTer vacaTion which enabled many more To aTTend. ,s AT This very Tavorable Time oT The year, The Traveler saw Congress in acTion, had dinner wiTh SenaTor Brooks, saw The Tamous Japanese cherry Trees in blossom, visiTed MounT Vernon and Annapolis, and viewed The resT oT WashingTon. IT is impossible To come back Trom a Trip oT This kind wiThouT Teeling a deeper sense oT paTrioTism and loyalTy. l was one oT The unTorTunaTes who couldn'T go, and believe me, l cerTainly Teh down and ouT when l saw ThaT happy group OT one hundred pull away Trom The Union STaTion. E OT course, They believe in eeing' Ther is To see aT Chicag i, i.e. anyThing ThaT is connecTed wiTh So :al ies-public buil i ,i sT aTional banks, posT oTTicesq and They di cuss orT Trie Tind s Tions Tc Them. Yes, This acTive'b rgnjeiifiarlgimse s ' h e ff J if s Jfffffg e ing group rea y enfoyd 60045 I-iere's a club wiTh a new deTiniTion oT a book-worm : NOT a person who reads To impress The less liTeraTeq noT a person who reads because There's noThing beTTer To dot noT, as many people Think, a liTTle worm ThaT desTroys black prinT on whiTe paper unless The books are sprayed wiTh The proper soluTion Twice a year: buT a person who Tinds real pleasure in Things OT liTerary value. Club meeTing Time is noT necessarily reading Time, alThough They oTTen read TogeTher. Every week a comrniTTee provided The enTer- TainmenT-poeTry reading, lTheir Tormer presidenT is a prize winner in This divisionl or games-Tor insTance-They pin a TicTiTional name To your back and by asking oTher members you Tind ouT who you are. A They like To see books as well as read Them, so They made a miniaTure sTage and seT iT To represenT a scene Trom Their TavoriTe book. IT was very eTTecTive and loTs oT Tun. American books Tor American girls would be a good moTTo Tor The Reading Club display aT Club Open l-louse. They show Their colors by reading abouT Tamous American people, places, and insTiTuTions. Ccxpa, ikkilwf Keffefae T0 -mee 154 5'ffTF0R EHJPMVG 'rffjyujj EAJUDQJ ' fi - I , ,DQ The mock eleclion for U. S. Presiclenf was sponsored by flue Social Sluclies Club. The group and Jrlweir arlificial monument Talcen alWasl1inglon. Morlon sludenls on 'ine Capilol sfeps. Reading Club presenls a minialure slage. Reading-llleir lwobby for a club mee+ing. A slcil of famous clwaraclers. Americanisrn is +l1eme of Reading Club exlmibil. 195 l I I 7! J. , ' A If 1' - . ' ,ffb 2.1 -vf 'VLfU vfi' 2 , -. f .7 'A ,' ' T A' Mwvfc .f.4,fV-.f-of ..,......- W., .1 . .V f L75 , ., V ,. I ,.- ' ' 'V . , l .f gl ,941 . -,n,4,,,,, J,-RCM-, l W, ,.,::', LW H K-M J N.. , ' 'H A , V, ,gvf ,J W , - S-, 4 -1 ,L I. ,R-X J , 4 Q X J N 1 .1 f .vgfikf xi 1 - fivf J , . If V i. ' s 1 S f , .. W A F' r 1 -c , if A ' f V' .xnxytviggmijiikyj -'gurls-9 ,z...+' x W Fil.- ' lXAfL.2....gL.g4gj X T, ' ,ft - if x TAIJLL- PGN I Q-'wh V JA --Sl-e,f-Q..44..f ,X .4 - 4,5 , . I ' 1 f QM, .. J f 1 2 1- I I A r ,f ' ' r I ' ' f ff?-Q l l l' X I ' f' 2 k A' L iff V l .jf if 'ld Selected Shorts FROM all reporls of acfivilies and social funcfions 'lhis year-+he school year of 40-4l will sfand ou+ in lhe minds of freshmen and seniors alike. A bang-up fooiball season was climaxed by a joyful homecoming. This year ini'I'ia+ed campaigning for class officers and ihe whole-hearlecl spiril' really boosled fhe vole. Winfer socials and assemblies hir a new high and +he s+uden+ body lurned oul' in greal' numbers lo view Mor+on's vicforious baskefball +eam. The hum of acl'ivil'y was conlagious and machines operaled by lhe men of Morlon buzzed consl'an'l'ly. Campaign! Morion weni' down-s+a+e +o claim 'rhe Baskefball Championship. The Morlon quinlel was celebrafed no end-parades, banque+s, vic'l'ory dance, snake dances and-MORTON STATE CHAMPS. 'Beau+i'Ful lassies and debonaire lads graced +he sfage al lhe Spring Prom. Bon Voyage +o all seniors! EP 1 ff Q M . .7 5 555 fix, QM af 5 5' I' if wif? , 1: fm, x v. is' wig Y '5.i 'wi 6 0UL?Ew Ov Aogybb gi ha, W n I A ' . . 5 1 ,, mg pw, M , f f.5kSfi' 3 S. If E' ' I -T. K ' ig, W W N W N f' f.. ,Q N ,V N 6 V. ii? 9 i .L. f Q 4 fi- 5. M . . ...M . ,M H' 2, Lf, . . .., W5 , , .,m-. f , K , MAN . M f Qfflfg, W ' . , ' , , W -,S ' 272.27134 0' 'I I. Ie .fa 2 M fi fff' , , , , ,A E V k Q f ' , J as x dy, ,, 1 .', M 4 be QE- W V37 M 'ki .. f' V '15 ' f ml 'W 3, Q 5 M, kb aiu..- 4, . .gl .A N ' min . an tvf o,0Y mi .....-...---1-- E 5 tg - P' 1 I 1 ...,: : if W ,ff ein he i 2 6 ' 1 I Q? Ai gg! 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