Jones Metropolitan High School - Jonesite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

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A A -a 5 'M 1, Q 4...-+u.uLL-A ,gms u- f.Le.,..:l1. 7? 7' Q -25 ,JJL-4-wJ fJ,j,f'Q.3 . t ,Q ok 'Po-L1 ffffijf 59255 ff ff? Zim was 'W Wig! AMW 51:2 ww? W fy wwf 4 My M U ff? sf MQWMW +9 Q5 Wgxvf QQ! ig, QV' O?- Hf gyggff QQ gg Egxm ggfifi , ' .9 I , , i bbA ., M, J, i 7 V A J.,w'u,,1fj3i Wf - HESENTE-D BY THE P STUDENTS Of XONES CONXMERCT PA, HTGH SCHOOL SOUTH PLYMOUTH COURT N If -y',x f 1 -x ' 5 BKX 1 PA GRAN .1. 1, UB CAMPUS 5 o There's Q Wx cr long, long trcnl f:-winding- Into the lcmd oi our dreams I X. 1lE?l2. F331 ' 'L fix! W: ,wig 'L szff, ' eg ,Y T' '-1-api' -1 f ' 'f' ah fa fl! 'S x .gt 1 'M - -I Vlgliifig ' 11112,-2 ,Vi ' '- jaffilii is 'F 'Ffa' fig, f z'-: : 2257 . ff zu 'J -1 FACULTY AC TIVITI ES ATHLETICS SENIORS Ruth Koch. Mr. Carey, Rita Purcell. Lurenc Miles, and Pat Burrell have a last-minute conference. FOREWORD Wu, the rttttdetttts txrtd tufgulty 1,11 hamrcz, ure yuoucl to know that ulthouqh letters iss :small tt liz the biggest little :aclmol tn the city ol Chicago. We thmlfc thclt the sclymq, ll'l'he best things come 1r'1 Lsmull pc1c'kc1qe:fs, ht: use very well be cgmtse our unity lI1C1lCCt3 Us compact, and thus by workmq toclether we are Lift llTtl'JGC1lCIlJlE? team Our teachers we ulsu 131.11 trteudrs ll we have muy lt'Olll'llE? uve knew that we cam count on amy memlnet' ul tht- hit: ulty to help urs. Pictured above ure Mr' Carey amd leur wellfknowrt lomes students. As Lltt example of the tact that Mr. Carey ts: never too busy to roll up his sleeves cmd pitch in to any kmcl ot work we seo htm Ill the Fair Store Atldttorhtut, CISi3lSlll'lfl the girls in putting hrtcil touehesx cm the hugely successful Fc1shio1'1s Cmcl Fu ture-sf C1 lones-talent show presented Cm Qct 28. obo 060 i 525mm We dedicate the l95O IONESITE to Mr. Hobart H. Sommers, Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Charge of Vocational Education, to whom we are sincerely grateful for his ac- tive interest in lones Commercial High School and for the friendliness that he brings wher- ever he goes. He is a dynamic individual and goes about everything with an enormous amount of energy and will power. He has a keen comprehension of modern educational prob- lems, especially those which apply to voca- tional education. This man has great plans forthe future development of lones Commercial High School. This interest in our school has been demonstrated repeatedly by his many visits here. He attended our Eighth Annual Fash- ion Show, which was held at the Fair Store, where he officially opened our program. He has attended faculty meetings and teas at lones. Mr. Sommers was appointed to his new position in Ianuary, 1949. Previously, he served as the principal of Austin High School for ten years. ln addition to having charge of lones Commercial High School, he also super- vises Washburne Trade School, Chicago Vocational School, Manley Vocational School, Wescott Vocational School, Dunbar Trade School, and Richards Trade School. Mr. Sommers enjoys his new position and we know that his generosity and loyalty will help him along the road to success. wt MR. HOBART SUMMERS Assislant Superintendent in Charge of Vocational Schools The sense of humour is the just balance of all the faculties of man. -Memoirs of Thomas Hood 'lr . 070 DIRECTCR Meet Mr. Clarence B. Carey. We lonesites think ot him not only as our director but as our triend. We seek his advice not only when things are running smoothly but at any time. Wearing a cheerful smile he is torever Willing to talk over our little problems, ideas, and grievances, Mr. Carey possesses all those qualities everyone cherishes- such as sincerity and thoughtiulness, MR. CLARENCE B. CAREY and he has a line personality that shows how one may develop his best features to the extent ot being admired by every- one he meets. To Mr. Carey we wish all the luck and happiness that he has given to each one ot us. We could not have gone on to reach the goals We strove for if he had not backed us up every inch of the way. Thank you, Mr. Carey. HQ 'li lill I 11,5 Q g l .4 1 XB 4 4 '21XVf fV ,f i ifyfil w , ,X f MR. GERALD G. O'NEILL Placement Counselor MISS FLORENCE M. O'BRIEN Adiustment Counselor MR. EDWARD LEACH Assistant Director ADMINISTRATORS MR. O'NEILL Worry no more about a Job alter graduation! Atter seeing Mr. O'Neill, our etlicient placement counselor, your troubles will be over. Mr. O'Neill is the sponsor ot the Iones Alumni Association. Most lonesites meet Mr. O'Neill before entering our school, tor he spends a great part ot the semester talking to 2A's about entering lones in their 3B semes ter. MR. LEACH Mr, Leach, our new assistant direc tor, was at Austin for 27 years as a short hand teacher and school administrator During World War ll he acted as co ordinator and public relations director Superintendent l-lunt cited Mr. Leach for Houtstandina service. We are all glad to have you here at tones, Mr Leach MISS O'BRIEN Whenever it comes to giving any kind ot test, our Miss OBrien is lust the person who can administer it without too much pain, Along with determining the production awards, Miss O'Brien iss kept busy giving the monthly typing and calculating tests. She is kept on the run, for she is also the sponsor ot the Kraft Personality Committee. 090 tjf'sff i-...-.- IRWIN BAKER Commercial Law , Mr. Baker Tests The Typxsts REGINALD BAHNETT , Commegci lflaw Q A' 6? ,- A teacher affects eternity: he can never tell where his influence stops. -The Education of Henry Adams STANLEY I. FRANKLIN Accounting .al ln... MARIE GALIANO FLORENCE GILLEN RUTH MARY GORMAN IOHN W. HAHN Business Machines Stenogruphy Physical Education Mathematics A' Q 136 l , if .fiflsff 1 CHARLES I. PALL IANE RALPH CATHERYN ROACH MAE E. SENNOTT History Merchandising-Sales Iournalism Office Practice olUo FACULTY .FRIENDS AND COUNSELORS. J' fu, ,f LILLIAN FOLEY Stenography ANNA K. BITTLE ELEANOR BZDUCH EDMUND F. CAMERON BLANCHE DOYLE Stenography Stenography Accounting Calculating No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the successful teacher. --Life ol Sir William Osler KARL M. HALLGREN History Music English VERONICA A. HYDE AGNES SULLIVAN Stenography Stenography English ROSCOE THOMAS RUTH THORNING IANE LYONS SADIE MURPHY Beautician WHITE x -V Qtglf 0 ll Q I if 0120 HEAD MAN Dr. Herold C. Hunt, General Super- intendent of Schools, has been our ideal tor almost three years. During this time he has done his best to give Chicago the finest school system possible. Dr. Hunt has been Superintendent ot Schools in many states. He has held this position in Michigan, New York, and Missouri before he came to Chicago. Quite a record! He has been a real friend to lones. He made a surprise Visit to a recent Iones Prom and danced with our Prom Queen. He recently awarded our school Sl25 worth ol books tor our record ot no windows broken. To him we olter our sincere apprecif ation and hope that he will continue al- ways to be the same warm inspiration to the schools ot Chicago. l 41.-..- if t' ' , J. .ea 'f'- DR. HEROLD HUNT General Superintendent oi Chicago Schools Mr. Carey Accepts Awards from Mr. Kraft GCJOD SAMARITANS Mr. I. L. Kraft, the founder and chairman of the Kraft Foods Company, has made a tradition of award- ing jade jewelry to those jones students who work hard in developing their individual personalities. Mr. I. C. Staehle, industrial refations director of Al dens, lnc., awards the outstanding typist of the gradu ating class a beautiful, new typewriter. Mr. S. L. Workman, president of Workman Service, lnc., awards two graduales of each class scholarships valued at approximately S125 each. This award en ables a student to go to any college of his choice for one year's session of evening classes The winners are determined by a committee of five faculty members headed by Mr. Carey. Mr. A. T. Bush, office manager of the Acme Steel Company of Chicago, deserves our gratitude for have ing conceived the idea of the Acme Steel Company awards. The prizes are steel trays inscribed with the names of the winners. Mr. Myron D. Ross, president cf the Office Manage- ment Association of Chicago and an office executive of the jewel Food Stores, has been a real friend. His con fributions come through the OMAC and help to make lanes welcome in the business world. We just can't find more generous men than these who work hard to make jones the best recommended school in Chicago. MR. MYRON D. ROSS Iewel Food Stores President of the Office Management Association ot Chicago MR. A. T. BUSH Acme Steel Company MR. I. C. STAEHLE Aldens, Incorporated MR. S. L. WORKMAN Workman Service. Incorporated , lift!:!SDilrlfAllf fai lfzilil KlFg4lL'Jlf1llt Q,-' X , ' BUSINESS AND ADVER- TISING STAFF. First Row: Borner. Ochs, Watson. Erickson. Uc- cello Belle La Fave . y, . Second Row: Mulfitt, Zai- onc, Wulf. Alcala. Connolly, Illig. CO-EDITOR: M a rl e n e Gunnesch ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS STAFF MANAGERS: Frieda Borner, Catherine Uc- cello CO-EDITOR: Don Dan- iels. EDITORIAL STAFF. First Row: Dittrich. Gersky, Grenz. Fisher, Renlc, Carslanien. Bru- der. Second Row: Daniels, Shinners. Gunnesch. Weinert, Harrington, Malis. Erickson. The hard-workina members ot the editorial stall of the IONESVTE, under the guidance ot their sponsor, Miss Thornina, corrected and re wrote copv, scheduled pictures and arranaed them in the annual. The advertising stall, under the direction ol Mr. Franklin, is responsible for obtainina contracts and lay- ina out the advertisements in the yearbook, Dorothy Dukelow, Norine Krupp, Darlene Rodell, Mabel Connolly, and Helen Campbell, tliouah not olli- cial members of either staff, also contributed towards makina the lONESlTE ol l95O what we all hope will be a success, 0 eszfe lfxtral lfxtral Read all the important news ol lliv lanes world in tlie ICNES Hlfl3Ql3irl'Elll lllacli student in the lournalism classes plays at least one small part in either the assembling ot nevifz, the setting up ot the dummy, or the distribution ot tlici paper itselt. The members of the staff elect their respective page editors as well as an editor-in-chief and invari' ably select people that are really fitted for their duties, Training in this tield not only instructs us in the ba sic elements ot lournalism but gives us a sense ot real responsibility and rewards our efforts with a truly thin scshool newspaper. JONES REPORTER IOURNALISM CLASS. Seated Bomer, Dittmer, LaFuve, Il lig, Shiplov, McGinnis. Gun nesch. Sanding: Shinners, Nelson Notz, Betley, Carstanien Hartman, Uccello, Fiddell Daniels. ERITORS: Abromovich. Sumer- don, Rados lEditor-in-Chiefl. Koch, Knippen. SENIOR STAFF. Seated: Knip- pen, Ochs, Masson. Camp- bell. Kasl, Barnas, Rados, Zuegner, Wenzig, Abromo- vich. Standing: Sumerdon, Erick- son, Zapatka, Kuestexmeier. Jordan. Koch, Schmidt tkneelingl. F A C U L T Y ELEANOR BzDUcH EDMUND CAMERON SPONSORS Special Service Financial Adviser A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one single poem, accomplishes more than he who lills our memory with rows on rows ot natural objects: classified with name and form. -Iohann Wolfgang von Goethe FLORENCE W. GILLEN Red Cross RUTH MARY GORMAN -' Bowling. Swimming. Big Sisters. G.A.A. CHARLES I. PALL Tours Club LILLIAN FOLEY Receptionists 'iv-...t VERONICA HYDE IOHN W. HAHN Hobby Club Music AGNES SULLIVAN RUTH THORNING CLARENCE B. CAREY Iunior Board of Directoxs BLANCHE G. DOYLE Order ol the Owl MARIE GALIANO Skating Club FLORENCE O'BRlEN Kraft Points GERALDINE WHITE Sales Editorial Adviser Players Guild Ionesite Discussion Club SPECIAL SERVICE CLUB UPPER LEFT ' . 4 Carol Erickson i LOWER LEFT Alinas Stelanek. Elsie Schmidt, Dorothy Turek, Annalies Zieringer, Peggy Hicks, Miss Bzduch. Carol Bennett, Rosemarie Radostitzz, Carline Iustes. Deck the halls with boughs of hollyil And who was on hand to deck those halls with holly? Right!! The Special Service Club. Un- der the guidance of Miss Bzduch, this group made Christmas of 1949 one of the most cheer- ful, most decorative Christrnases lones has ever been fortunate enough to enjoy. A giant, col- orful Christmas tree in the first floor corridor greeted everyone as he entered fones. Holly, set off with perky red bows, was displayed on every landing. Colorful Christmas pictures re- minded us that Christmas was not far off. All this combined made Iones students realize how fortunate they were to have the Special Service Club. This club is always ready when there's work to be done, its members are reliable and trustworthy and deserve, indeed, the highest respect for their know-how and willingness to work. VPER RIGHT Marlene Gunnesch, Ioyce Vankat, Donna Fisher. Eleanor Grepelis, Barbara Wanderski, Miss Bzduch, Elsie Grenz, Rita Smetana, Miss Holden, Audrey Fleischhacker, Betty Stewart, Ioan Graf. LOWER RIGHT lean Sarlin, Dorothy Dukelow, Miss Bzduch, Eliza- beth Tennant, Catherine Fahey, La Verne McGin- nis, Marilyn Keller, Bernice Reynolds, Dorothy Guliasi, Violet Saraiolean. The club is sponsored by the charming Miss Bzduch, who does a wonderful job in keeping the girls busy and alert about antici- pating new duties. Iobs are so assigned that, by the end of the year, edch student has had a chance to work in the main office, the confer- ence room, and the library. Five Kraft points are awarded to each student for every forty- minute period on duty, One can easily see how valuable member- ship in this organization is to a student. Expe- rience, above all, is gained by the workers on their special assignments. ln addition, they are developing pleasing personalities, always fine assets in business. Yes, you can depend on a Special Service Club worker. Shes always on hand when there's work to be done!!! .IUNICR BOARD 0F DIRECTCRS The Iunior Board of Directors acts as a clearing house for Tones student-activities. This board consists of the four officers from each class with the president of the 4A class presiding over all meetings. The sessions are held every other Monday during the ninth pe- nod. The general topic of discussion at these meetings concerns ways and means of im- provement. The class officers obtain questions, criticisms, and suggestions from any student and give their reports at each meeting. The board members go over each report and try to work out an answer or solution to each probe- lem. Some of the specific topics taken up at re- cent meetings were: promoting cleanliness in the school building, organizing more music classes, planning future social activities, and gaining the cooperation of the lones girls in the matter of wearing hats. Mr. Carey is the faculty sponsor of the lun- ior Board of Directors, l-le helps the students with problems and questions and is very fair in all of his decisions. The student body is very fortunate to have such able direction as it has. First Row: Ioan Petruitis. Irma Dittmer. Betty Illig. Charlene Mcxrquardt, Sally Gill. Second Row: Fosters Dittrich, Iohn O'Brien. Robert Leady. Therese Kry- ger, Donna Fisher, Elsie Grenz, Audrey Fleischhacker, Ruth Kock. Mr. Carey. 0180 GIRLS' CHORUS First Row: Gersky. Dittrich, Gustafson. Iohnson, Szum. Hitzelburger, Bruno. Campbell. Second Row: Weinert. Burkhardt, Andrews, Illig. La Fave, Stewart. Grow, Kentish, Fisher, Dahlberg. Giermarm. Third Row: Schmidt, Erickson. Benda, Pearson, Manthie, Graf, Grenz, Connolly. Gunnesch, BOYS' CHORUS First How: Kazmierowski. Shinners, Bilotta, Kryzwda, Iordan. Second Row: Daniels. Graykowski, Hoy, Rice, Kearley, Ohman, Govedarica. Leading: Zapatka. l 0200 Seated: Fiddell, Fisher, Wulf, Sarlin, Graniczny, Betley, Morlis, Gill. Kneeling: Barnas. Szum, Fiorelli, Steianos, Borner, Koch, Ditimer, Uccello, Fleischhacker, Fahey, Keller. Standing: Harrington, Knippen. Dittrich, Nilsen, Grenz, Kling, Swanson, Hartman, Carstan- jen. Zuegner, Wenzig, Rodell, Notz, Gunnesch, Erickson. THE ORDER OF THE OWL : ag , f ,f ,Ar-,Q fc: .1 ,,, 5 ii. i fl 'sf ,Y Iiij ' :rig nf , V PM , lf-if 43- .1 Y X-in of r in -if i Y ev Q 'V ,f 'Q A Y A , Q .:,,ff-fe. - lf .gF,.ig'j:-1 , i g 7 fu' i Q .f 5 A . F , . f fm if ' i ,ffff lust who are the Owls? And why may member- ship in this club be classified as the highest honor one may attain at lones? Hear ye! Owls are students who have worked hard for the marks they have received, and in so doing, have be- come outstanding young people, well prepared for the business world they are soon to enter. The officers are as follows: Darlene Rodell, president, Patricia Wulf, vicevpresident, and Betty Lou Swanson, secretary- treasurer. The Owls had one very successful flower sale in mid-semester. The profits of this sale were divided in two ways: a part of it was used for a well deserved party, the rest was put into the Owls' fund to be used in the purchase of a glass display-case, Miss Doyle is their excellent sponsor. A beautiful gold-plated pin is given to each mem- ber to wear the entire semester showing that he or she has achieved the honor of membership. After being in the club two consecutive semesters, the pin is perma- nently awarded to the student. RECEPTIONISTS Qualifications tor receptionists are very high. All girls who become receptionists must wear hats to school every day regardless ot weather, A receptionist must maintain a G average throughout the semester in which she is a member ot this club. She must be neat and prepared to be called on at c moments no-- tice to offer her services to the school. The right step towards being a member starts in the individuals lirst semester at Iones. At that time her qualifications are weighed. lt she is a bobby-soxer or a sweaterflover, the scale will dip in a downward direction, thus rating her low. On the other hand, if she is well groomed, has a business-like appearance at all times, and acquires the daily routine ot wearinct a hat, the scale will indzcate that here is a new receptionist. This 'iweighingu goes on tor an individuals 3B and 3A semester and the climax comes in her 4B semester, Some make the grade in their 4B semester, others in their 4A semester. The Receptionists' Club this semester, conf sists: ot 34 students ot the 4B and 4A classes combined. The officers of the club are: Kath- leen Barnas, president, Catherine Uccello, vice' president, Shirley Harrington, secretary, and lrma Dittmer, treasurer. The president and secretary are 4A students as has been the cus- tom ot this club tor many years. lt is an honor and a real achievement to become a member ot this club since only the 'best ot the lot are chosen. Seated: Betley, Mctrqucxrdt, Matusiewicz. Musinskcxs. Fiddell, Illig, Moriis, Mroczek. Kneeling: Wulf. Kaseluu. Abromovich. Meltz, Ochs. Uccello, Dittmer, Schroe- der, DiCicmni. GRANT PARK IS OUR CAMPUS 0210 G. A. A. Tlie first day at Iones introduces cz newcomer to the G.A.A. This organiza- tion sponsors the Big Sister party that the 4B's give the 3B's, All the 4B's are Big Sisters, and all 3B's are Little Sisters, This is Just one of the programs that the G.A.A. schedules. As are most of the activities at Tones, the G,A.A. activie ties are centered ground the building of strong personalities, as Well as strong bodies. Our active officers are: Esther Sum- erdon, president, Mary Ann Benda, vice- president, Donna Byan, secretary, and Elsie Grenz, treasurer. The Girls' Athletic Association spon- sors the Volley Ball Tournament which began in December, This year as be- fore, the G.A.A. members sent books and other gifts to the veterans at Hines and Vaughan General Hospitals Miss Gorman, Tones' Physical Edu-A cation instructor, is the sponsor of the G.A,A. Miss Gorman also supervises the Swiinrning and Bowling Clubs. 4l vw'- ' G. A. A. OFFICERS: Elsie Grenz, Donna Ryan, Mary Ann Benda. 0720 First Row: Dittrich, Grenz, Stewart, Kentish.QCruHop. Fisher. Weinert. Dahlberg, Ochs. Gersky. Second Row: Zaionc. Grgb Bruder. Carstcmien. Renk. Harrington, Meyer. Gill. Andrews. Schmidt. Burkhardt. Wulf. GRANT PARK IS OUR CAMPUS Qixx 1 Q -, , 15 ' In v E Q I :f. , gk Q 1 Xi x S ', . W Q V I ww? ' my 5 4 BS 3509! Q! 39 , V E Jlfifi 1 x fl' :Yr AQ ka' ? px 'Q I il . 11 -, K - M K Q 'sa' Es 5 S ' 5 -Q V K k H. -'H f .gi jan k x -y-www . fx- 'WX4. .fi .L , iw, ' i - ,.. W HW ,www V -N.. 'K ,--wi 1' . x ROLLER if SKATING CLUB Lf my l he :fl no nvgjrlrj , -5 1 f-2 QA Q if 4, p i 'll'Tmf'TL1f' i ' ll , ,l el if K A L: ff? I T GROUP ONE. First Row: Kennedy, Stewart, Moriis, Fiddell, Rayno, Gunnesch, McGin- nis. Second Row: Meyer, Schubert, Gill, Renk, Harrington, Wenzig, Carstanien, Shiplov, Notz. Third Row: Manthie, Graf, Zcxpatlca, Iordan, Kazmierowski, Graykowslci, Powell, Pear- son, Zuegner. GROUP TWO. Seated: Krzywda, Giermann. Borner, M. Sumerdon, Koch. Ochs. Sum- erdon, Hoy. Kneeling: Gustafson, Coppola, Weinert. Dahl- berg, Hipkins. Hem, Marshall, Bruno, Raemisch. Standing: Masson, Kuestermeier. Lewandow- ska, Matusiewicz, Lekovich. Farrar, Hun- sick, Carpenter, Luebbing, Kremske. Under the direction of their sponsor, Miss Galiano, the members of the Skating Club have been very active. The club throws many skae ting parties which bring out the entire student body who join in the fun. The members are ordinary lanes students who give some of their time to help others have a good time. Through the efforts of these girls and boys and their hard work we will continue to have a more and more active school spirit. All the letters in the alphabet could not de- scribe the fun one has at lones skating parties, two of which were given in the first semester. The first one took place at the Roller Bowl. lt proved to be a success but it was crowded be cause there were two other schools having a party on the same night. The second party was strictly for lonesitesf' Everyone had a wonderful time at this party. The club holds election of new officers each semester. The officers are elected by the members themselves in a truly democratic fashion, The enthusiastic officers for the first semester were: President , . , Esther Sumerdon Treasurer . . .Mavis Gustafson Secretary T i . i Marge Sumerdon Through the gallant efforts of these girls, the skating parties have been triumphant Lets give them a hand. GRANT PARK IS OUR CAMPUS 0240 FIRE MARSHALS ey are - f ' the lones Fire Marshals but strictly oft duty and all lined up for a pic ture in Grant Park. When they are on duty the boys carry a serious responsibility since the safe evacuation of everyone in the school building would liter- ally be up to them, under the direction of their sponsor, Mr. Leach, should a fire or any sim ilar emergency make such a move neces- sary. ln practice fire drills, led by Captain foe Zapatka, they have frequently displayed their ability to assume authorit , y and to work quickly and efficiently. Our lones fire eate - rs have their lighter side, too, and who is to say they don't like to gripe about various items as the fo will show: RICHARD islikes being roused from his third period siesta. DON DANlELS: l-le's always in the basement when the fire alarm rings. tThe poor crit ter's station is on the fourth lloor.l DlCK OHMAN always manages to sound like a whip-poor-will with a frog in its throat when he calls the f . emale population back into the building. llowing Sl-HNNERS d' L, ,.,, , First Row: Kazmierowski, Shinners. Iordcm, Ohmcm, Kearley. Govedarica. Zupatka, Graykowski. Second Row: Bilotta, D ' ' umels, Race. Hoy. Kr zywdu. Sponsor Mr. Edward Lea ch 0250 JUNIOR RED CROSS Among the many clubs at lones is the lunior Red Cross, a very active organization, under the capable direction of Mrs Gillen. Plans were made at the beginning of the Sepf tember-lanuary l949-i950 semester to make stuffed dolls and scrapbooks for the small children in the hospitals through- out the city. The girls and boys Worked together to complete these articles by Christmas. lt took quite a bit of Work, but when everything was finished we felt it was worth all the time and effort Because of our unity and our combined co-operation we are doing as much and even more than some of the larger schools. The only pay we receive for our efforts is the personal sat- isfaction that comes from being able to give aid to the others who are less fortunate than ourselves, The lunior Red Cross is an important branch of the regular Red Cross organization and the lonesites show that they real- ize this by their all-'round support. Every student at Iones is welcome to join this wonderful club. The officers of our Red Cross Club are: Donna Fisher, pres- identg lacaueline La Fave, vice presidentg llse Burkhardt, secre taryg and Zenia Bienkowski, treasurer, Seated: Alcala, Wosczynski. Kneeling: Betley, Wulf, I.aFc1ve. Standing: Rickert, Shinners, Grenz. Arkin, Bienkowskl. Petraifis, Henk, Fisher. -, in First Row: Schmidt, F. Malis, Michielini. Kaseluu, Morlis, Gill, Bilottu. Second Row: Broms, Harrington, A drews. n. Third Row: Ochs, Daniels, Govedarica. Kearley, Erickson. Ohman. Shinners, Foster, Mierendort. Iordcm, Zcrpcxtka. Meyer. DISCUSSION CLUB 03N :ci 53:5 ft' 7 YW f ' :'f :Z-1 5 fa The members ot the Discussion Club are actually encour- aged to talk-constructively, We mean. They learn to express their thoughts and points of view, listen to both sides of a story, and respect the opinions of other people, The club members meet once a Week in the library during division to air their opinions about current events. Some of the topics discussed this year were: Education, Taxes, Preju- dices, CTA, UNIT, and Communism. The pros were usually led by Carol Erickson and Eileen Schmidt, the cons were led by Lyle Marquiss and Don Mierendorl. Mary Mortis, Lois Ann Pavlik, Charlotte Ochs, Don lordan, and loe Zapatka were in the club tour semesters, The girls will remember the Discussion Club as the only one whose membership boasted more boys than girls. The president of the club in the fall semester was Charlotte Ochs and the secretary was Iune Meyer, GRANT PARK IS OUR CAMPUS 270 CPEN HOUSE Gay crowds milled through the school at our annual Open House, and the atmosphere was filled with the ever-present air of friendli- ness, which is always a must at Iones. As our parents and friends began their tour of the school, the center ot attraction was the sign that hangs below the clock in the first floor cor ridor, which we all know reads SMILE Many ol our parents were delighted with special programs during the personality divif sion period. They were also pleased to find lones a place where their children can discuss problems that bother them. do--qw--N X The Ionesites' Parents Begin Their Tour A Pause For Needed Refreshment An Assorted Class Is Most Attentive The Seniors Display A Skeleton Outside The Closet 028s i fy.. HFASHIONS AND FUTURES The stars of Iones have scored an- other hit, this time in the lones eighth an' nual style show given on October 28, 1949, at the Fair Store Auditorium. Every year Iones has a fashion show--not only to display the glamourous Iones models and gorgeous clothes, but also to dem- onstrate the dramatic ability of the lonesites, Fashions and Futures, the name of the show, got under Way with a musical directed by Miss Veronica Hyde. Songs and dances added a special touch to the fashion show that followed. A skit rep- resented sorne high school students thinking of what they would like to be in the future and, at the end of the show, seeing their dreams come true. Next came the main event of the evening: the lones girls modeling fash- ions from the Fair, Under the direction of Miss Foley, the girls were able to show oft the clothes to good advantage, par- ticularly since each student at lones receives special posture training in her regular gym classes. We owe our appreciation and grati- tude to Miss Gifford and her staff of the Fair Store, also to Miss O'Brien, Miss Fo- ley, Miss Gorman, Miss Murphy, Miss Hyde, and Miss White, who all helped make the evening the big success it was. A Charming Trio We're Ready. Let's Go. lones Gangbunters Here Comes Dorothy. The Bride The Past Meets The Present The Swami Sees All 0590 Harlene Phillips. Elise C ohen. Vivian Frcm Phyllis Mayne. co, Dolores Stubbs. One of the most progressive activities to be found at lone is the newly organized Hobby Club, supervised by Mr. Hah An outstanding feature f ' ' ists ' S n. o this club is th make it Work M e way the Hobb . any different h phy stam HCBBY CLUB s photogra- r collecting, knitting, and drawing re followed. The idea of the members is to contribute to the collections of the other members as well as to enlarge their own. Vivian Franco, president of the club, does not find it hard keeping the meeting in order as the members are always busy pasting stamps, sorting postal cards or learning how to knit one, purl two. The other officers, Elise Cohen and Dolores Stubbs, can vouch for this as they find it quite easy to take minutes and collect dues respectively. The l-lobbyists find their meetings interesting as well as educational and they are always sorry when Mr. Hahn utters those horrible words, Class dismissed. GRANT PARK IS OUR CAMPUS 0 30 o Y- obbies such a , p-and-postal-ca d ' a l - Tl A CA ' I Xl' bf M , 9 T V so A FXS ,Q JL- bk 'IIIJNX 7 if- X Z ff? PLAYERS GUILD . During the post year the Players Guild gave the school a variety ot dramatic offerings, among them the entertaining adventures of Edna Eggleston who slowly but surely learned to be a true lonesite. Besides that the players were active in the Fashion Show and Musical ol October 28, 1949. The officers who made all these activities possible were: Shirley Calkins, president, Gloria Shiplov, vice-president, Ruth Carstanjen, secretary, Donna Kennedy, treasurer. The whole group worked under the lively sponsorship of Miss Geraldine White, On such occasions as Columbus Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas all lonesites heard short broadcasts by the Guild during the division period, and the talent was supplied by varie ous division room members. Guild meetings were held on Friday alternoons with the intention of selecting pins tor the club, enrolling new members, and practicing tor the next event for which the Players Guild dramatists were needed. Evelyn Pleads With Apache Dick The Copycats Are On The Loose Don f'I'he Swami, And The Girls On A Picnic My Hero! She Sung 0 Jl o JONES' PROUDEST BOAST IS THE ALUMNI' So we are told by Mr. Carey and his staff. And we have a way of knowing that the Tones Story is a success story. l-low? The Iones Alumni Association. Founded not long after the first graduating class left lones in Ianuary, 1940, the Alumni Association is still carrying out the objects and purposes for which it was founded: I . . To foster a spirit of friendship among the members of this Associa- tion and to promote and support those programs and policies which shall benefit lones Commercial High School. Alones Alumni Constitution During the war years, the Association was kept alive through the efforts of Mr. Carey, Mr. C'Neill, and the lones grads who didn't go off to War. When the boys returned, the Associa- tion drafted and officially adopted a Constitu- tion ancl By-Laws, in May, l947, under the leadership of Ray Orth Uanuary, 19433. MISS ROSEMARY WROBEL Class of Iune, 1949 MH. C. B. CAREY Director MISS TERI KRUPP Class of Iune. 1949 -' f? - ti..- W A ofab N. ,gi ,3-. 0.320 The main function of the Alumni Associa- tion is FUN. Annual festivities include an an- nual re-union, a beach party, a Christmas party, and business proceedings, followed by Alumni entertainment, followed by gabbing and catching-up on the latest news of fellow- alumni. As the members desire, other affairs are held, such as hay-rides, splash-parties, and basketball games. To the grads, our congratulations, and a cordial invitation to join the Alumni Associa- tionfeven more, we urge you to join a commit- tee. More about that at the first meeting after your graduation. See you there? To the undergrads, a hearty l-li-ya! Keep plugging along, and you'll be one of us sooner than you think. Then we think you'll understand why IONES' PROUDEST BOAST IS THE ALUMNI. Basil Booton, President Class of Iune, l945 MR. GERALD G. O'NEILL Sponsor GYM SHOTS The Tones All-Stars' bia game this year was the battle with the lanes Alumni Team on October 26, l949, at Washburne Trade School. Alter a valiant struggle the All--Stars sucf cumbed to the onslauaht ol the Alumni and the final score was lones Alumni -H05 lanes All Stars 30. Sparkpluaaina the Alumni Team were Bob lordan, Bonnie llensel, Bob Iohnson, Chuck Solohubow, and Dick Bowers, while our own AllfStars consisted of loe Zapatka twho by the way is credited with lO ol the 30 points scored by the All4StarsJ, Bill Kearley, Dick Ohman, Don lordan, Wayne Bice, George Hoy, Bicli Kryzwda, and Mike Goveclarica. Ct several other outside games one was played in December, at 78th and Morgan, against the Calvary Methodist Church Team The Tones All-Stars scored 36 pointsg C lVl.C.T., 34. Dick Csame as l'Bich l Kryzwda scored l4 points for the Stars. The Girls Hash Things Over: D. Du- kelow. C. Marquurdt, I. Meyer. Chuck Solohubow, Alumnus. Ponders N. Weeks. C. Ochs. C. Musinskcxs. His Next Move. M. Elkins. num Koch, Joan Meissen, Miss Got- Get In There And win: Is That what Bob Johnson Blocks Bill Kwrlev man. and Roma Zyzik Register D. Klein And I. Mumsen Are Tense Moment For Kearley Iordcm Anxiety. Thinking? Grieco, Zaputka, And Ohmcm Of- 'ga fm F41 ?k, 'X It 1 X Q 5 9? Q ,J f N4 , I N, E W 5 ' mfilgfhx 4, iw 4 'SLS i' 'if X Q A lr A , f Q, -ML M 6. J K fa 3 5 h' 3 A ' HFw: 'EGF' N M M , k mf . J Q -iim kk, ai v xi: wi iff d 3' fb' -if XS .Ar Q A. , Ag- is W- M., frm 4 Q df 12 .1 ' I S ,ix .gy Pl X X: eq E X n 5 155 53 XX '- A1 s if i Fifi? f - I L 5 ig 5 ' fr ff VK if if 1 . L ?3H vf .345 A I 5 ld A if un , I f f QV, ,i V , W . . , ' . 5 fgta, 94 . W1 'QL , iwggi .5 M.. , nt 11 f' , x., K. E 'S 3- S ,Rmb li S ai.. auf an is XL X 'F ,. wil' Zv- if xv:-Q a Sw F 9 9 ggi s 45 'wry AQ? -if 21 ,' , E F 2,1 if X. M1 at , Ag Q I -fe 'N ff' ff, n z 'z Q 35, 73 6135? Ay 1 G-1 5 . 5 . Ei' D 5 A 33' Q 43' , A, , V 15 Q JUNIORS CLASS CF JUNE 1951 SWINGIN' DOWN THE LANE Eleanor Kniat, Elise Cohen, Harlene Phillips, Margaret Knapurek, Do' lores Kurowski. Say PEACHES AND CREAM, , GIRLS MRS' FINNS DIVISION Row 1: Kruger, Wanderski, Sumer- Row l: Prado, Dahlberg, Iustes, Bereznak, Pearson, don, Stoflle, lnsolto. Leady' Row 2: Weinert. Krupp, Gral, Mc- How 2: Tennant, Kentish, Carlson. Stiller, Eger, Kan- Clure, Schmidt. ape, Kurowski. Row 3: lensen. Sobatka, Schuh, Stewart, Wenzel, Rudo- stitz, Rasch, Stasiak. IUNIOHS ON A BRIDGE M155 GERALDINE WHITE Standing: Heron. Baughman, Hipkins. Barnes Sponsor Seated: Hunsick. Sims, Huber, Mayne. Tichy 741 Eff? ':' L33 A ,. . , ,yn 5 MWWM-1-,wi V' , ' 953 i M. . L S L' 'i7si ' 9 4 n I I if 2. H Q ,MA 3 N: ni, ,H Q W ..,, if-bfi 2 F ' :K-1,1 2' 1 , 1 'az ..,,,,f fU 9, -if r ' , W5 35 5 5 A4 Bi A X . i Y .fail an Q A Q iw Sf ,H gg ,fi 'W 35 v i Tnimti A ' mf 'ggi i 32 Sie I '35 3 fs s. pf' if X ,ge Qi jg x if- f f k H' K: Q y r V ik Ji-: , Vk , K L V. 5 ju Qi? 5 W V 'ff' M .. AB., ., -. x- M I HQ, I f if V KNV N. sk, 1 '- nviavg, +,-vw :JA W,....u.L.-.. . ,,. A M M ummm.-...u.. -.GUN ai . iw, .umm swf , , LHSBBWJDP IANE LYONS MISS THORNING'S DIVISION Row I: Lewis, Frankowiak, Bielaw- ski, Krucsler-Sec'y.. Stolarz. A. Lonis, T. Lonis. Grogan. Bartleman. Avina-Pres.. Westaway. Gyar- mati. Row 2: Van Der Hue, Schlegel. Reilly. F. Erickson, Treio, Davis, Altemeier. Suda. B. Petersen, Warsa, Bridgell, D. Anderson. Row 3: Kozlowski, Castronova, Cum- mings, I. Schultz, Schmidt. Lee Harrington, Thomsen, Bentley. Witt, Pietsch. MRS. GII.LEN'S DIVISION Row I: Haug, I. Miller. Di Nello, Castrogiovanni. Blarid, De Iohn. las, May. Lay. Ksiazyk. Row 2: Schwartz, Micetich, Menini. Gallina. Lonigro-Vice-Pres.. Strauss, Coroneos. Iohnstone, Gei- sheimer, Thackston, Dimenn. Row 3: Purcell, Miller, M. Olson, Govedarica, Fisher, Wood, Bank. MISS LYONS' DIVISION fSecond Semesterl Row I: Curatolo, Eastin. Catanese, Sullivan, Avuzetian. Olsberg, lean Howe. Ioan Howe, Cipolla, Lindley. Row 2: Tomasetti, Rudman, Gugli- elmi. Mavrinac. M. Anderson. E. Schultz. Pietras. Berch. Marchese, Lipski. Gallo--Treas. Row 3: Arnett, Porcell, Hailey, Pau- lis. Czubochowski, Chalupa. Moc- nik, Roberts. Palenik, Bednarz, Holder. Row 4: Weiher, Bensema, Lambert, .I U N IO R S AM N MEQQ 3 1 CLASS OSQQNUARY EMM Class Sponsor 0 39 0 JONES CURRENT EVENTS Cute Co-eds: Cinderella Contenders: L. McGinnis, E. Urban, K. Millar, L. Stone. R. Watson, I. Dever, F. Dittrich, B. Hirschberg. M. De Franke, Singing Stenographer I. Abair, L. Di Cianni Mary Marshall The Veep Makes A Treep! Vice-President Elizabeth Vinci, Red Cross Doll Barkley And Iones Girls: C. Erickson. A. Totaro. Vice-President Barkley, I. Dever, P. Kaselau. I.. Stone, E. Nilsen, M. Gunnesch 0400 MRS. ANNA BITTLE SENIORS CLASS OF JANUARY 1951 IOSEPHINE SANCES. President VIVIAN MIRALLI. Vice-President Sponsor HELEN STEFANOS. Secretary Elsie. Donna. Ioyce. and Charlotte Sing Show Me The Way To Go Home. MISS DOYl.E'S DIVISION First Row: Laudcrti. Ortega. Hitzelburger. Second Row: Tcrtaro. Hus- citti. Foster. Ten Pas. Three Little Misers. Rosalie. Antoinette. and Dolores. Count Their SSS. MISS SENNOT'I S DIVISION Bottom Row: Barnich. Sara- folecm, Klepper. Stelanos. Top Row: Guliasi. Mayer. Miralli. Fisher. Cuccese. Lcxnusa. MHS. BITTI.E'S DIVISION Bottom Row: Rosenthal. Young. Fahey. Scmces. Middle Row: McGrew. Lar- son. Brolick, Hendrickson. Fleischhcrcker. Szum, Top Row: Turner. Sarlin. Chabowske. Grenz. Bow- ler. Caldwell. V. Mircrlli. D. Ten Pas. I. Scmces. And I. Caldwell Head The Latest Iones Gab. ANGELINE TOTARO. Treasurer in-L gli lx gitgl Nrix V , Lf' A3 T 93 V L?-J? .- f FY wf A V a. fn. .WTLS A . f . 'rggg U ' xi i' ' it iflil A V . A. K .1 341 NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALI. . . . Miss Foley's P. G. Group: W. Worl, B. Simon, E. Barro, I. Gross, I. Hicks, A. Rick, E. Clup, M. Annunziata, I. Polk, G. Berk, Miss Foley. M. Smail, N. Hamilton. HEREYS HOW IT'S DONE! Merchandising Group: R. Catalanello, C. Weishaar, N. Martin, Mrs. Ralph, G. Sodini, E. Dovalis, C. Woodby, P. Lee, B. Luptak. IT'S EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW. Mr. Franklin's P. G. Group: I. Petty, B. Olson, S. Rothman, Mr. Franklin. L. Klanman, I. Weil, I. Todd, A. Moarles. 0420 ALL IN A BUSY DAY AT JONES Q 'V' N is f L rfffjmqk 'XI i Jfg 1 , TK ,K b we I 3 X Hg, if vf-.J f f ,ms . -f -rf ' . -. Y - K. X. - ' W . ..,, , a . Q 1 f. K KK. K K f K .A I KK g A . K 1.7 gg. A X -. , KK 'f . 5 K 4 : s 1 ' w . K K K V K' . 1 Qs' 45' 4 W 'K 1 .,,,. s,,, 1. 1 . . . I vnu .-xv. 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IIQQQINSOIEAKER J U N E 1 9 5 O LA DONNA NAPOLS President BERNADINE GRZESIAK Treasurer SENIOR CLASS DON DANIELS Secretary HlT'EM UP GRADUATION TRAIL Twenty-two moons ago papooses make- um long journey from North, West, and South Sides to small teepees with big name, Iones Commercial High School, Happy Hunting Ground for smart braves and maidens. Big Chief Smiling-Face Carey make-um papooses welcome to the lones tribe. Then we meet new division teachers, namely: Maiden-Peaceful Sullivan, Brave Balance-Sheet Franklin, Flying- Maiden O'Shea, Medicine-Man Acres Baker, and Maiden Transcrib-em-fast Bzduch. Soon we learn-um new trails to knowl- edge, trade moccasins for shoes, throw away war paint and buckskins. We quickly dis- cover that we have among us smart, stenogra- phers like-um Fostera Dittrich and Dolores Bentley, super-accountants like-um Cathie Uc- cello, and machine-majors like-um Norine Man- thie, master-mind, As 3B's we learn-um still more-work hard doing push-ups for Maiden Walk-em-right Gor- man, we learn how to walk graceful like deer- only with book on head. Some maidens-for we are no longer papooses-even take-um tom- ahawk to braids and get-um new look in hairdo's. During first twelve moons we hold-um big pow-wow called by name of November Noc- turne at C.V.S., and sell-um real roses with fughll real smell. Teachers tell us to speak-um Howl properly when we meet Big Chief. After peaceful summer we again attack school books for last year. Now we good scouts, become big brothers and :sisters to-um new papooses that join Iones tribe as we did once. Now as full-fledged warriors and maid- ens we not afraid to travel to wilderness of Big Machines Boom, 204. We are confident, nay, even some of us, talented. Lena-Little-Blos- som-Flower Di Cianni make 'all-um braves swoon when she sing Indian Love Call, and everyone want blood when Maiden-No-Smoke- Pipe-That's-My-Nose Gunnesch beat out war dance on ukelele and sing. At Fashion Show, Fashions and Futures, we see some of our model maidens like Shir- ley Pearson, Lorraine Hendry, Mary Pat Hester and Nancy Iohnson put on-um new style blan- kets and robes, then run gauntlet of admiring glances from audience. At end of first moon of 1950, we bid fare- well to class sponsor Maiden O'Shea. She journey to Hyde Park High on the South Side. We now 4A's. Ah! fMe never think me make-um, but me doll. Not many suns until we leave Happy Hunting Ground. As new sponsor we welcome Medicine- Man Baker and give big How, Teach! to Maiden Key-Punch-um Galiano who takes over a division in teepee 204. We celebrate St. Pat- rick's Day in-um grand style, with sale of green prairie flower Ccarnationsl, big war dance fShamrock Hopl, and selection of Irish-Indian Queen Barbara O'Connell, Then we have Senior Prom, great feast, our class day lunch- eon, and then we hit-um up Graduation Trail. Now we leave Iones, our hearts heavy, for we would like to whoop it up for another year. But, warriors and maidens, the time comes for us to join the council fires of many Chicago tribes like Acme Steel and Kraft Food Company. Soon we get-um married, raise many papooses, make much wampum, and al- ways look back on-um good times we have with happy family at Iones. By Don Daniels Co-Editor, THE IONESITE Pnoivi ' Catherine Uccello fCh.J Ioan Abair Shirley Calkins Ieanne Dever Evelyn Duerr Catherine Fiddell Mary Pat Hester Shirley Pearson Richard Shinners Eve Urban GIFT Ioan Letich fCh.l Mavis Gustafson LaVerne McGinnis Evelyn Nilson Arlene Renk Roberta Watson 4A COMMITTEES GRADUATION CLASS DAY Mabel Connolly fCh.l LUNCHEON Mary Ann Benda Marian Dietzel Alice Graniczny Helen Kepil Opal Miller Iune Notz Iosephine Romano Phyllis Wosczynski Elaine Wungluck SOCIAL Fostera Dittrich fCh.l Roseanne Annerino Lorraine Gersky Marlene Gunnesch Marilyn Keller Edwina Lepley Ioan Mika Geraldine Pettis Florence Ulivi Ruth Carstanjen fCh.J Lorraine Buczko Helen Grieashamer Lorraine Hendry Palma Matise Marlene Meyer Dorothy Rogodzinsky Barbara Schaus Adele Tovey PUBLICITY Iune Wozgard fCh.J Bernice Szymczak FINANCE Irma Dittmer fCh.J Elaine Humes Betty lllig Virginia Kling Kathleen Millar 0450 j7Ae Sn iam ABAIR. IOAN Oh, You Sweet One RUS MACH., GAA., Special Service. ALCALA, DOLORES Dark Eyes BUS. MACH., Yearbook, Sales Committee, Refi Clritzpz, Rini Sister, Drama Club, GAA ANNERINO, ROSEANNE Roseanne CALCULA'l'lNG, GA A, Biq Sister ANUZIS, BARBARA Don't Say No To Your Baby STEN., Ria Sister, GAA. BARRETT, LORRAINE Someone Like You STEN, G.A.A., Red Cross Representative, Swim- rninq Club, Rio Sister BENDA. MARY ANN Ain't She Sweet? STEN, Chorus, Big Sister, Bowling Club, Special Service, Receptionist, GAA Vice-President BERARDI, MARION Kiss Me Sweet, Kiss Me Simple STEN, Rusiness Staff of Yearbook. BETLEY, DOLORES Whispering Hope STEN, Order ot the Owl, Special Service, GA.A., Assistant Business Manager ot Yearbook, Red Cross, Receptionist. BIZIK, ANNA Once And For Always STHN, GA A., Chorus. BLAKE. LOUISE Dancing In The Dork STRN, G A A., 4B loiirnalisni 0 46 0 FI, CAM 0 1950 BORNER, FRIEDA I'Iumoresque STEN., G.A.A., Skating Club, 4B lournctlism, Crriv' ol the Owl, Yearbook Staff BOROWSKI, MAVIS Beautiful Dreamer STEN, GAA., 4B Iournalissm BRUNO, THERESA Wonderful One CAL., GAA., Chorus, Social Club, Swiniuiina Club, Big Sister, Slcatinq Club BUCZKO. LORRAINE Sweet Lorraine CAL., G.A.A., Bowling Club, Bio Sister, Yr-arbooi. Business Staff. CALKINS, SHIRLEY Ac-cent-u-ate The Positive STEN., GAA., Red Cross, Big Sister, lunior Board of Directors, 3A Class Secretary, Drama Club Presie dent, Receptionist, Bowling Club, A Member ot tlif- Copy Cate , l5'a:shion:: and Futurtetf' CARSTANIEN. RUTH Heart-Breaker CAL., Receptionist, Big Sister, 3A Treasurer, Drama Club-Secretary, Skating Club, Special Service, Yearbook Stall, Bowling Club, Iournalism, Order ol the Owl, GAA. CATALANELLO, ROSE Toot-Toot-Tootsie MERCHANDISING. CONNOLLY, MABEL When Irish Eyes Are Smiling ACCOUNTING, Bowling Club, Music Club, Special Service Club, Girls' Chorus, Dancing Club, Year book Stall, GA A., Receptionist. DE FRANKO, MARYANN You'd Be So Easy To Love BUS. MACH., Biq Sister, G AA. DEL CAMPO, ANTONIA I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now MERCHANDISING 0470 0480 me .gizniom DEVER, IEANNE My Ideal STEN, Drama Club, GAA., Receptionist, Bowling, Big Sister DE VOY. BARBARA Crazy 'Cause I Love You MFRCHANDISING. DI CIANNI. LENA Talk Of The '1'own STEN., G.A.A., Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Special Service Club, Receptionist. DIETZELMARIAN Goofus STEN, GAA, Order ol the Owl, Yearbook Stall, Ria Sister DITTMER. IRMA Five-Fool-Two CAL, GAA., Order ol the Owl, Receptionist, 4B Vice-President DITTRICH, FOSTERA Slap Her Down Again. Paw STEN., Order of the Owl, 4B President, Bowling Club, Big Sister, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Drama Club, Ed. Staff ot Yearbook, Swimming Club. DOUGHERTY, DOLORES, ANN A Little Bit Of Heaven CAI., GA A, Big Sister, Iournalism, Special Service DOVALIS, ERNEST For Every Mom There's A Woman' MFIRCHANDISING DUERR, EVELYN Hair Ol Gold STEN., GAA., Order of the Owl, Fashion Show, Rig Sister FIDDELL, CATHERINE I Don't See Me In Your Eyes Any More' ACCOUNTING, Business Staff oi Yearbook, Red Cross, Receptionist, Chorus, Skating Club, G.A.A., Order ol the Owl. Cfaaa o 1950 FOX, PATRICIA You Belong To My Heart STEN., Chorus. FRANCIS. LOUISE When Francis Dances With Me ACCOUNTING, Fashion Clinic, Hobby Club, Social and Sales Committee, Big Sister, G.A.A. GARRISON. IEAN You Do MERCHANDISING, Sales. GERSKY. LORRAINE When Iohnnie Comes Marching Home Again STEN., Swimming Club, Yearbook Staff, Drama Club, G.A,A., Bowling Club, Chorus. GIANFRANCISCO. IRENE My Happiness ACCOUNTING, Special Service, Skating Club, G.A.A., Chorus, Big Sister, Receptionist, lournalism, Cub Reporter, Business Staii oi Yearbook. GRANICZNY, ALICE Meet Me Tonight In DreamIand CAL., 4B Iournalism, G.A,A., Business Staff of Year- book, Special Service. GRIEASHAMER, HELEN IEAN Them There Eyes BUS. MACH., Big Sister, GAA. GRZESIAK. BERNADINE Lite Gets Tedious. Don't It STEN., Special Service, G,A.A., Chorus, Big Sister. GUNNESCH. MARLENE Personality STEN., Roller Skating Club President, Big Sister, Special Service Club President, Drama Guild, Order oi the Owl, SA Vice-President, Riding Club, 3A lun- ior Board ot Directors, Tennis Club, Chorus, G.A.A., 4B Iournalism, Swimming Club, Co-Editor-in-Chief ot Yearbook, Receptionist. GUSTAFSON, MAVIS Baby Face BUS. MACH., G.A.A., Special Service, Chorus, Big Sister, Skating Club, Bowling Club, Fashions and Futures. 4 we .szniom HANLON, LA VERNE I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Oi My Hair CAL., GAA., Chorus, Big Sister, Special Service. HANUS, GERALDINE Sleepy Time Gal STEN., GAA., Big Sister, Special Service, Business Staff of the Yearbook. HARTMAN. SHIRLEY Thou Swell CAL., G.A.A., Receptionist, Order of the Owl, Busi- ness Staff oi the Yearbook. HENDRY. LORRAINE Stars In Your Eyes BUS. MACH., GAA., Special Service, 'All Business and Bustle Too, Fashions and Futures. HESTER, MARY PAT Oh, What A Pal Was Mary STEN., GA.A., 3A Class President, Special Service, Swimming Club, Big Sister, Bowling. DANIELS. DON Uinown as Don Himelwrightul He Held The Lantern While His Mother Chopped The Wood ACCOUNTING, Big Brother, Fire Marshal, Co-Editor- in-Chief of the Yearbook, Special Service, Drama Club, Carnival of Fun, Boys' Chorus, Iournalism, 'Iones Reporter, Fashions and Futures, Football, Ir. Board of Directors, 4A Class Secretary, Discussion Club, PA. System. HINDES, MICHAEL My Man BUS. MACH., Big Brother, Fire Marshal, Boys' Cho- rus, Discussion Club, Carnival ot Fun. HINTZE. BETTY Whose Little Girl Are You? CAL., GAA., Big Sister, Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Business Staff of the Yearbook. HIRSCHBERG. BETTY I'm Always True To You. Darling. In My Fashion STEN., G.AA., lournalism. HOHM. RUTH Foolish Questions CAL., GAA., Receptionist, Big Sister. 0500 Cfaaa o 1950 HRODY. MAY Hop-Scotch Polka STEN, G.A.A., Big Sister. HUMES. ELAINE l'd Be Lost Without You CAL., GAA., Drama Club, Chorus, Big Sister. IDESTROM, IEAN Good Night. Sweetheart STEN., G.AA,, Big Sister. ILLIG, BETTY I'll Always Be In Love With You ACCOUNTING, GAA, Receptionist, Cub Reporter, 4B Treasurer, Iournalism, Special Service, Business Staff of Yearbook, Chorus, Fashion Show. IAKUBOWSKL PAULINE l'm A Lonely Little Petunia CAL, Special Service, Big Sister, G.A.A, Business Stati oi Yearbook, Chorus. IOHNSON, LEONA Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes STEN., Chorus, Bowling Club, G.A.A. IOHNSON. NANCY Be Goody-Good Good To Me BUS. MACH., Fashion Show, Special Service, Cho- rus, GAA, Big Sister, Swimming Club, Glee Club. IOOS, GERALDINE lust Before The Battle. Mother STEN., GAA., Special Service. KASELAU. PAT Love Me Or Leave Me CAL., GAA, Special Service, Swimming Club, Mu- sic Club. . I KELLER, MARILYN l'll Hold You In My Heart ACCOUNTING, Order oi the Owl, Tennis Club, Cho- rus, Special Service, G.A.A., Bowling Club, Big Sis- ter, Roller Skating Club. 0510 we .Sin iam KEPIL, HELEN Helen Polka BUS. MACH., Sales Committee, Receptionist, Chorus, Fashion Show, GAA., Bowling League, Big Sister KLING, VIRGINIA Sunny CAL., Order of the Owl, Big Sister, Bowling Club, GAA., 4B Financial Committee. KLOSOWSKI, SYLVIA The Wild, Wild Women BUS. MACH., G.A.A., Special Service, lournalism. KRAIEWSKI. ALICE Say It Isn't So STEN., Big Sister, President ot the 3B Class, lunior Board of Directors, Fashion Clinic, Bowling League, GAA. LA FAVE, IACQUELINE Why Do I Love You? ACCOUNTING, Chorus Secretary, Red Cross Vice- President, 4B Class Secretary, Big Sister, Yearbook Business Stall, Cub Reporter, G.A.A., Swimming Club, Bowling League. LARSON. Downes Accordiana STEN., Big sister, GA A. LEE. PATRICIA LOUISE Louise MERCHANDISING, LEENEY, IOAN Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister. LENIK, LOUISE There Must Be Someone For Me STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, LEPLEY, EDWXNA People Will Say We're In Love STEN., G.A.A., Bowling Club, Chorus, Swimming Club, Receptionist, Riding Club CAM 0 1950 LETICH, IOAN lust For Fun BUS. MACH, GAA., Special Service, Big Sister. MALECKI, DOLORES I Kiss Your Hcmd. Madam STEN., G.AA., Chorus, Big Sister, Bowling Club. MANTHIE, NORINE Powder Your Face With Sunshine BUS MACH, GAA., Big Sister, Chorus, Skating Club, Treasurer, Bowling Club. MARTIN, NANCY Nancy With the Laughing Face MERCHANDISING MATISE. PALMA Thcit's For Me STEN, G.A A, Big Sister MCBROOM, LA VAUGHN Keep Your Sunny Side Up BUS MACH., G.A.A, Big Sister, Special Service. McGINNIS. LA VERNE Top O' The Mornin' BUS. MACH, Skating Club, Big Sister, Red Cross Club, Riding Club, Ioumalism, Special Service, GAA., Gift Corniriitteo. MELTZ, ANITA Music, Music, Music BUS, MACH., GAA. MEYER. MARLENE I'll String Along With You STEN., GAA., Big Sister, Bowling Club. MIKA. IOAN Girl Of My Dreams CALCULATING, GAA., Big Sister, 0530 we .gzniorzi MILLAR. KATHLEEN Pretty Baby BUS. MACH., G.AA., Special Service, Big Sister Skating Club, Chorus. MILLER, MARILYN How Cute Can You Be? CALCULATING SPECIAL, GAA., Yearbook Stall Swimming Club, Skating Club. MILLER, OPAL Give Me Something To Remember You By STEN, GAA., Big Sister. MROCZEK. FILIONA You Belong To My Heart STEN, GAA., Receptionist. MUFFITT, MARION Laughing On The Outside, Crying On The Inside ACCOUNTING, Yearbook Staff, Bowling Club, Big Sister, GAA. NAPOLS, LA DONNA Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland STEN., GAA. NIKODEM, MILDRED Mickey CAL., GAA., Big Sister. NILSEN, EVELYN Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms CAL., GAA., Order of the Owl, Special Service, Music Club. NOTZ, IUNE I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm CAL, GA.A., Big Sister, Order of the Owl, Swim- ming Club, Skating Club, Yearbook Stall. 0540 C4465 0 l950 O'CONNELL, BARBARA I Only Have Eyes For You STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Bed Cross, Girls' Chorus. OLSON, RITA Kitten On The Keys STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Order ol the Owl, All Business and Bustle Too PEARSON, SHIRLEY You Call Everybody Darling BUS. MACH., G.A,A,, Big Sister, Yearbook Stall, Girls' Chorus, Bowling Club, Vice-Pres, Skating Club, All Business And Bustle Too, Fashions And Futures. A PETTIS, GERRY Beautiful Lady. STEN,, G.A.A., Big Sister, Social Committee. RAMIREZ, IUANITA Lady Ol Spain STEN, G.A,A., Big Sister, Bowling Club, Announce ment-Board Attendant, RENK, ARLENE You Are Too Beautiful BUS. MACH., G.A.A., Big Sister, Skating Club, Girls' Chorus, Bed Cross, Yearbook Stall, Sales Committee, Special Service. RICHARDSON. NANCY I'm Pretending CAL. SPECIAL, GA.A., Big Sister, Skating Club, Bowling Club, RIOS. RUTH My Dream ls Yours STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister. ROGODZINSKI, DOROTHY Smiles CAL. SPECIAL, G,A.A., Big Sister, Bowling Club. 0550 056 we .slniord ROMANO. IOSEPHINE Come, Iosephine, In My Flying Machine STBN., GA.A., Big Sister, Yearbook Staff, 4B Finan- cial Committee, Skating Club. ROWLANDS. MARY ELLEN I May Be Wrong, But I Think You're Wonderful CAL. SPECIAL, G.A.A., Bowling Club, Girls' Chorus, Yearbook Staff. SCI-IAUS, BARBARA So Dear To My Heart ACCT. MACH., G.A.A., Special Service, Fashions and Futures. SCHROEDER. ARLENE I Didn't Know The Gun Was Loaded STEN., G.A.A,, Receptionist, Member of the Copy- Cats. SERPE. PHYLLIS Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Yearbook Staii. SHINNERS. RICHARD Lover STEN., Big Brother, Boys' Chorus, Bowling Club, Swimming Club, Discussion Club, Red Cross, Movie Operator, School Photographer, Yearbook Staff SHIPLOV, GLORIA More BeerI BUS. MACH., G.A,A., Big Sister, Fashions and Futures, Skating Club, Iunior Board of Directors, Special Service, 3B Vice-President, Member of the Copy-Cats. SHUBAT. IOAN My Pretty Girl STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Bowling Club, Cub Re- porter. SIEGFRIED, DORIS Black And Blue STEN., G.A.A., Yearbook Staff, Order ot the Owl, 4B Iournalism, Drama Club. C6144 0' i950 STEIN, SUE Sweet Sue STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Chorus, Bowling Club. STINSON. EDWINA Baby, It's Cold Outside and Futures. STONE, LOIS Let Me Call You Sweetheart BUS. MACH., G.A.A., Big Sister, Skcitirig Club, Girls Chorus, Bowling Club, Special Service. SZYMCZAK, BERNICE Gimme A Little Kiss STEN, G,A.A., Girls' Chorus, TIEKEN, ELAINE I Get A Kick Out Ot You STEN., Big Sister, TOVEY, ADELE I'll See You In My Dreams STEN., GAA., Big Sister. UCCELLO, CATHERINE K-K-Katy ACCOUNTING, G,A.A., Big Sister, Red Cross, Year- book Stciff, Receptionist, Kraft Awcird Committee Choirmgn, Bowling Club, Order ot the Owl, UFFNERDOLORES Dolores BUS. MACH., G,A.A,, Big Sister, Soles Committee. BUS. MACH., G.A,A., Soles Committee of 'Fashions jlle .gzniom ULIVI, FLORENCE Sweet And Lovely CAL, G.A.A., Big Sister, Yearbook Stall Sec'y, Bowl- ing Club, Publicity Committee. URBAN. EVE Chatterbox STEN., G.A.A., Swim Club. WALKER, SHIRLEY Lady Be Good STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Skating Club, Girls' Chas rus. WATSON, ROBERTA Lover, Come Back To Me ACCOUNTING, Bowling Club, Ass't Manager of the Advertising Stall ol the Yearbook, Chorus, Big Sister, WEEKS. NORENE Some Day My Prince Will Come' MERCHANDISING. WEISHAAR, CAROL Scatterbrain MERCHANDISING. WEITENDORF, ELDA You're Breaking My Heart STEN., G.A.A,, Big Sister, Chorus. WILLIAMS, MARILYN A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody STEN., G.A,A., Big Sister. 0580 Cfaaa o 1950 WOODBY. CONSTANCE Woody-Woodpecker Song MERCHANDISING. WORKMAN, IOSEPHINE loscpliinc STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister. WOSCZYNSKI. PHYLLIS 'l'here's 'Yes. Yes' ln Your Eyes STEN., G.A.A,, Big Sister, Advertising Stuff, Bod Cross. WOZGARD. IUNE The Farmer In The Dell STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Tennis Club. WULF, PATRICIA Souvenir CALCULATING, Vice-Pres. Order of the Owl, GAA.. Advertising Stuff ol Yearbook, Skating Club, Big Sister. WUNGLUCK. ELAINE Gonna Get Me Somebody To Love CALCULATING, Business Staff of Yearbook, Bowl- ing Club, G A.A., Big Sister. YAGER, RITA Rio Rita BUS. MACH., G.A.A., Big Sister, Bowling Club. ZAIONC, DOLORES Ballerina STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Bowling Club, Chorus, Bed Cross, Advertising Stuff of Yearbook. 0590 Charlene Marquardt. Treasurer Ruth Koch, President Sally Gill, Secretary Mrs. Florence Gillen. Sponsor SENIOR CLASS-JANUARY 1950 Well, here we ore ot Iones, where we un- dergo the chonge from bobby soxers to busi- nessmen ond women. When we first orrived, we were greeted by our Big Sisters ond Brothers, who showed us how to get ground the school ond helped us to become ctcguolinted with the customs of tones. The first importont thing we did wgs elect officers, which gove us orll cz chonce to choose the people best suited for the job. The officers 600 were os follows: Rolph Riley, president, Iune Meyer, vice-president, Moirilyn Elkin, secretory, ond Shirley I-lorrington, treosurer. Mrs. Fcigon wos our sponsor during our first semester. We took on interest in one olnother, ond thot meolnt our teachers, too. We learned what the meanings of Smilel ond Thinkl were. From then on, we were on the rood to success spelled with g coipitcll -IANET CAMPELL ond SHHQLEY MICHELINI SENIOR ls it possible? . . . We've passed to SA. It was hard work, but the most of us are still here. Elections were held during' the last few weeks of the preceding semester and our new officers are: President Esther Sumerdon, Vice- President Eileen Schmidt, Secretary Mary Ellen Harman, and Treasurer Dorothy Andrews. A broken leg! A skinned knee! Perhaps you were lucky and just got shaken up, These things could only have happened if you at- tended the Autumn Fantasy, a skating party held at the Armory, October ll, l948. It ended with a bang. Not hard, of course . . . Models, models, and more models! Al- though all the girls in All Business and Bustle Too were not 3A's we were proud of those who were . . . Wearing a hat these days? Of course, you're never without hose and heels or a big Iones SMILE. The Personality Committee has promised that if we live up to all these require- ments we'll have a chance to be a member of the Receptionists' Club-next semester . . . and studying for finals makes that seem pretty close. Iust think, we'll be SENIORS. -LOIS ANN PAVLIK I believe that our 4B semester has been one of the very nicest of our two years at Iones Commercial. In this semester we've all become Big Sisters. In 4B, too, several of us have been given the honor of becoming Iones Receptionists. Our 4B officers are Rita Purcell, presidentg Palma Matise, vice-presidentg Lucille Egan, sec- retary, Barbara Knippen, treasurer. And remember how excited we all were the day our rings arrived! Every 4B walked around with her hand in the air! Our outstanding sale in the 4B semester was our Bow Sale! Darlene Rodell certainly did look cute as Bow Queen-what you could see of her, that is. She was really covered with bows! PARADE As the end of the semester approaches, we've elected new officers for our 4A semester. They are: President Ruth Koch, Vice-President Ioan Shannon, Secretary Sally Gill, Treasurer Charlene Marquardt. And with such wonder- ful officers as these, the outlook for our 4A se- mester seems very bright. ' -RAMONA IENSEN How nice it feels to walk down the halls and think, At last I'm 'top man' around here. Things are beginning to pop now that we've finally become 4A's. So many things to think about: Prom, 4A Luncheon, Graduation Day and, of course, THE FUTURE. Recruiting at the other high schools with Mr. O'Neill really brings back memories. We all remember when Mr. O'Neill visited our lor- mer schools and told us about Iones. Our Senior dance at Lane, The Turkey Strut, Was really a social success. One of our own 4A's, Dorothy Andrews, was elected Queen. Our 4A Christmas Card Sale was certainly a help in reducing our graduation expenses. Only 2U more days until graduation. Day after tomorrow will be our Prom. Sure is fun preparing for that all-important event. Can't wait until that guy rings the bell and I'm waltzing 'midst my friends who have worked with me and laughed with me for two years. Only two more days and we graduate. Graduation!!! Now that it's finally here, I don't want to graduate, I'm going to miss this warm, friendly school, these always-busy halls, and the cheerful, friendly kids that go to Iones. I'm going to be sure to come to the Alumni Meet- ings so that l can see all my friends from time to time. It certainly was a privilege to be G Ionesite!!! -DOROTHY DUKELOW 610 we .szniom ABRAMOVICH. VIRGINIA You're So Understanding STEN,, G.A.A., Dance Club, Publicity Committee 4A, Fourth Page Editor of lanes Reporter, Red Cross, Division Receptionist 3A and 4B, Skating Club, Big Sister, Receptionists' Club 4B and 4A, Baseball Club, Volleyball Tournament. ANDERSON. LAVERNE Sophisticated Lady SPEC. CAL., GAA., Bowling Club, Special Service Club, Big Sister, Sales and Social Committee 4A, ANDREWS. DOROTHY Girl of the Moment STEN., G.AA., 3A Treasurer, lunior Board of Direc- tors, Dance Club, Girls' Chorus, Swimming Club President, Bowling Club, Drama Club, GAA. Rep- resentative, Chairman ot Graduation Committee, 3B Volleyball Champion Team, Discussion Club, Big Sister, 4B Publicity Committee, Carnival of Fun, All Business and Bustle, Too, Fashions and Fu- tures. BANDISH, DOLORES Dolores SPEC. CAL., GAA., Big Sister, 4A Sales and Social Committee, Bowling Club. BARNAS. KATHLEEN I'll Take You Home Again. Kathleen BUS. MACH., GAA., Receptionists' Club President, Fashion Clinic, jones Reporter, Special Service, Or- der ot the Owl, Social and Sales Committee, Girls' Chorus, Big Sister, Dance Club. BIDDLE, MYRTLE Scatterbruin BUS. MACH., GAA., Fashion Clinic, Special Serv- ice Club, Big Sister, Girls' Chorus, 4A Graduation Committee, Iones Reporter. BROKOPP. IOAN I Can Dream. Can't I? CALCULATING, GAA., Big Sister, 4A Sales and Social Committee. BRUDER, ESTHER It I'm Lucky BUS. MACH., GAA., Big Sister, Receptionists' Club, Girls' Chorus, Advertising Staff of lonesite, Lunch- eon Committee. BURKHARDTJLSE Honey STEN,, GA.A., Order of the Owl, Big Sister, 4A Luncheon Committee, 3A Ring Committee, Red Cross Representative, Girls' Chorus, Swimming Club, Fashions and Futures. CACI, MARION I'm Iust A Prisoner OI Love SPEC. CAL., GAA., Big Sister, Girls' Chorus, Dance Club 3B Division Chairman, 4A Social Committee. 0620 ?'x Cigna o 1950 CAMERON, IOAN Lady, Be Good BUS. MACH., G.A.A., 4A Graduation Committee, Special Service Club, Big Sister, Ticket Sales tor Fashions and Futures. CAMPBELL, HELEN You're So Understanding BUS. MACH., G.A.A., Big Sister, Girls' Chorus, Bowl- ing Club, 4B Publicity Committee, 4A Publicity Com- mittee, Receptionists' Club, 'Carnival of Fun, Yearbook Ass't, Fashions and Futures Publicity Manager for School, Fashicn Clinic. CAMPBELL, IANET Circus BUS. MACH., GAA., Special Service, 3A Sales Committee, 4A Luncheon Committee, 4B Division Bulletin Board Chairman, 4B Division Receptionist CARLSON, LINNEA Baby You CALCULATIWG, GAA., Big Sister, 4A Sales and Social Committee. CASSARAJUNE Temptation STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Dance Club, 4A Sales: Committee, Iones Reporter. DUKELOW, DOROTHY Girl Oi My Dreams S'l'EN., GAA. Representative, Big Sister, Fashion Clinic, Special Service Club, Swimming Club, 4A Prom Committee, 4A Division Chairman, Fashions: and Futures, Yearbook Ass't. EGAN, LUCILLE Ain't Misbehaving CALCULATING, G.A.A., Red Cross, Girls' Chorus, Dance Club, Skating Club, 4B Social Committee Chairman, Big Sister, 4A Graduation Committee, 4B Class Secretary, Iunior Board of Directors, Special Service Club. ELKIN, MARILYN Dreamer's Holiday CALCULATING, 3B Class Secretary, lunior Board oi Directors, Bowling Club, Big Sister, Dance Club. ERICKSON. CAROL With A Song In My Heart ACCOUNTING, G.A.A., Discussion Club, Order of the Owl, Riding Club, 4A Receptionists' Club, Iones Reporter, Big Sister, Girls' Chorus, All Business and Bustle, Too, Editorial Staff ot Ionesite, Ass't Busi- ness Manager of Ionesite, 4A Publicity Committee Chairman, Fashions and Futures, Special Service Club, Music Appreciation Club, Dance Club, l'Carf nival ot Fun, Book Committee Chairman GERACE, MARIE Little Girl SPECIAL CAL., GAA., Girls' Chorus, Dance Club, 4B Social Committee, 4A Prom Committee, 4B Rinq Committee. 0630 06 we .Sin iam GILL. SALLY Slipping Around STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, 4A Class Secretary, Iunior Board oi Directors, Drama Club, Girls' Chorus, Skat- ing Club, Order of the Owl, Discussion Club, Cub Reporter, Fashions and Futures, 4A Luncheon Committee Chairman, 4B Iournalism. HAMILTON. IUNE You're lust My Kind STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Dance Club, Receptionists' Club, 3A Division Secretary, 4A Bid Committee. HARRINGTON. SHIRLEY Lovely To Look At STEN., G.A.A. Representative, Big Sister, 3B Class Treasurer, lunior Board oi Directors, Dance Club, 4B Division Chairman, Discussion Club, Swimming Club, Skating Club, Order of the Owl, 4B Vice-Presi- dent, Receptionists' Club, 4A Secretary, Editorial Staff oi lonesite, Special Service Club, 3A Social Committee, 4A Luncheon Committee, 3B Volleyball Champion Team, 3B and 3A Division Treasurer, Welfare Fund Committee SB. HOLLISTER. ALICE Alice Blue Gown CALCULATING, G.A.A., Big Sister, Girls' Glee Club, 4A Publicity Committee, Iones Reporter Publicity Committee, Fashion Clinic. IENSEN, RAMONA Green Eyes STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Dance Club, 4B Publicity Committee, 4A Prom Committee, 4B Division Treas- urer, 3A Division Receptionist. JORDAN, DON My Buddy ACCOUNTING, Discussion Club, Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Boys' Chorus, Business Manager of lanes Reporter, Skating Club, Basketball Team, Carnival ot Fun, Big Brother, 4A Prom Committee, Fire Marshal, Fashions and Futures. KASL, LILLIAN Homework STEN., Big Sister, 4A Publicity Committee, Players Guild. KNIPPEN, BARBARA My Ideal STBN. Receptionists' Club, Swimming Club, Order ot me' Class Owl, Big Sister, Fashions and Futures, 4B Treasurer, Iunior Board of Directors, First Page Editor at Iones Reporter. KOCH. RUTH Beautiful Dreamer STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, 4A Class President, Chair- man of lunior Board oi Directors, Second Page Editor ot Iones Reporter, Order ot the Owl, Skating Club, Swimming Club, Special Service Club, Chairman ot Kraft Committee, Fashions and Futures. KUESTERMEIER, MARIANNA Ain't You Ever Gonna Stop Talking? STEN., Big Sister, G.A.A. Representative, Skating Club, Swimming Club, Girls' Chorus, Bowling Club, Iones Reporter, All Business and Bustle, Too, Carnival oi Fun, 3A Ring Committee, 4A Social and Sales Committee, Baseball Club, Volleyball Tournament Cfaaa o 7 950 MALIS, FRANCES Dream Girl STEN., GAA., Dance Club, Big Sister, Swimming Club, Cub Reporter, Discussion Club, 4B Social Committee, 4A Social Committee Chairman, Edi- torial Staff ot lonesite, 4B Division Secretary. MALIS, MARY ANN Pretty Baby STEN., GAA., Big Sister, Dance Club, 4A Prom Committee. MANKUS, DOLORIS Chatterbox STEN., GAA., Big Sister, Dance Club, Receptionists' Club, Special Service Club, 4A Prom Committee. MARQUARDT, CHARLENE Short and Sweet STEN., GAA., 4A Class Treasurer, Iunior Board ol Directors, Big Sister, Order of the CWI, Receptionists' Club, Dance Club, 4A Financial Committee Chair- man, MARQUISS, LYLE Little White Lies STEN., Discussion Club, Swimming Club, Boys' Cho- rus, Big Brother, Fire Marshal, 4A Publicity Commit- tee, lones Reporter. MARTINEZ, CONCEPTION Smile CALCULATING, GAA., Dance Club, Big Sister, Bowling Club, Girls' Chorus, Discussion Club, Spe- cial Service Club, lones Reporter, Receptionists' Club, 4A Gift Committee Chairman, SA Social Com- mittee Chairman. MASSON, IOAN Confess STEN., GA.A., Big Sister, 4A Prom Committee, Hat Club, Swimming Club, Skating Club, Fashion Clinic, Special Service Club, Fashions and Futures MATUSIEWICZ, GENEVIEVE Sweet Genevieve STEN., GAA., Receptionists' Club, Skating Club, Big Sister, 4A Luncheon Committee MEYER. IUNE Again STEN., G.A.A., SB Vice-President, lunior Board ot Directors, 3B Volleyball Champion Team Captain, 4A Graduation Committee, 4A Secretary of Discus- sion Club, 4A Red Cross Representative, Skating Club, Swimming Club, Girls' Chorus, Drama Club, Receptionists' Club, Dance Club, Special Service Club, Fashion Clinic, Fashions and Futures, Big Sister. MICHELINI, SHIRLEY Melancholy Baby STEN., GAA., Big Sister, Swimming Club, Discus- sion Club, Beceptionists' Club, 4A Luncheon Coni- mittee, 3A Division Chairman. 650 we .Simiom MORFIS, MARY Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning ACCOUNTING, G.A.A., Big Sister, Discussion Club, Skating Club, Receptionists' Club, Order of the Owl, Drama Club, 4A Luncheon Committee, Carnival ot Fun. MUMSEN, IEAN Embraceable You STEN., Big Sister, 4A Luncheon Committee, Dance Club, Fashions and Futures. MUSINSKAS, CONNIE Oh, You Beautiful Doll STEN., Big Sister, Skating Club, Dance Club, 4A Prom Committee, Receptionists' Club, Fashion Clinic. NELSON, MARY Good Night, Sweetheart STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Skating Club, Dance Club, Red Cross Representative, 4A Sales Committee Chairman, Iones Reporter, 4B Sales Committee. NOWICKI, FLORENCE Brown Eyes CALCULATING, G.A.A., Big Sister, Riding Club, Dance Club, Receptionists' Club, Iournalism, 4A Prom Committee. RADOS, OLGA Home Girl STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Red Cross Representative, Skating Club, Baseball Team, Editor ot Iones Re- porter, 4A Graduation Committee, 4B Sales Com- mittee, 3A Division Chairman. REYNOLDS, BERNICE Be Goody, Good, Good To Me STEN., Big Sister, Swimming Club, 4A Financial Committee. 0 66 0 OCHS, CHARLOTTE Ain't She Sweet ACCOUNTING, G.A,A., Big Sister, President of Dis- cussion Club, Receptionists' Club, Bowling Club, Swimming Club, Skating Club, Prootreading Chair- man of Iones Reporter, Assistant Advertising Man- ager ot Ionesite, 4A Division Chairman, 4A Bid Committee, All Business and Bustle, Too. PALANDECH, ANICE Sweet and Lovely STEN., G.A.A., Big Sister, Special Service Club, Fashion Clinic, 4A Social and Sales Committee. PAVELKA, ELEANOR Oh, Eleanor CALCULATING, G.A.A., Big Sister, Dance Club, 4A Luncheon Committee. PAVLIK, LOIS ANN That Certain Party ACCOUNTING, G.A.A., Receptionists' Club, Presi- dent ot Discussion Club SA, Skating Club, Special Service Club, Girls' Chorus, 4A Luncheon Commit- tee, 4B Iones Reporter, Big Sister, Fashion Clinic. PURCELL, RITA Sweetheart OI All My Dreams STEN., G.A.A., 4A Division Treasurer, 4A Prom Com- mittee, 4B Class President, Iunior Board of Directors, Big Sister, Special Service Club, Swimming Club, lanes Reporter, 3B and 3A Division Treasurer. Cfadri 0 RODELI., DARLENE How Cute Can You Be? STEN., GA A. Representative, Big Sister, Special Service Club, Swimming Club, 4A Gilt Committee, 3B, 3A, 4B and 4A Division Chairman, Cub Reporter, 3A Division Treasurer and Receptionist, Order of the Owl President and Secretary-Treasurer, 4B Vice- President ol Receptionists' Club, Skating Club Sec- retary, Yearbook Assistant, Dance Club, Fashion Clinic Secretary, Volleyball Tournament. SCHMIDT, EILEEN Twenty-tour Hours of Sunshine ACCOUNTING, GAA,, Big Sister, SA Vice-Presb dent, lunior Board of Directors, Treasurer ol Welfare Fund, 4B G.A.A. Vice-President, 4A Division Chair- man, Carnival ol Fun, All Business and Bustle, Too, 4A Luncheon Committee, Girls' Chorus, Secre- tary ol Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Players Guild, Fashions and Futures. SCHUBERT, MARGARET Because STEN, GAA. Representative, Skating Club, Bowl- ing Club, Big Sister, Tennis Club, Swimming Club, Girls' Chorus, Volleyball Tournament, i'All Business and Bustle, Too, Carnival of Fun, 4A Social and Sales Committee. SODINI, GRACE Dark Eyes MEHCHANDISING SALES, GAA., Big Sister, 4B Division Receptionist. SUMERDON, ESTHER Hair of Gold ' STEN., GAA., Big Sister, GAA. 3A Treasurer, Bowl- ing Club, Swimming Club, 3A Class President, lun- ior Board ol Directors, Girls' Chorus, 3A Ring Committee, l'All Business and Bustle, Too, Carni- val ol Fun, Third Page Editor ol lones Reporter, 4A Bid Committee, President ol Skating Club TN It ZYZIK, ROMA Bewildered 7950 TENNANT, ELIZABETH Won't You Be My Darlin'? STEN., GAA,, Big Sister, 4A Financial Committee, Hat Club, Fashion Clinic Chairman, lournalism, Publicity Committee, Dance Club, Cub Reporter WENZIG. IUNE On The Sunny Side Ol The Street ACCOUNTING, GAA, Big Sister, Skating Club, Dance Club, Order ol the Owl, Receptionists' Club, Icnes Reporter, 4A Entertainment Committee, Ali Business and Buslle, Too. WERNER, ELIZABETH The Lady In Red SPEC. CAL., GAA., Big Sister, Dance Club, Bowl- ing Club, 4A Gilt Committee, Receptionists' Club, Rzding Club. ZAPATKA, IOE Don't Cry, Ice ACCOUNTING, Discussion Club, Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Circulation Chairman ol lanes Re- porter, Boys' Chorus, Basketball Team, Carnival ol Fun, Big Brother, Fire Marshal Captain, 4A Gilt Committee. ZUEGNER, IOAN Smoke Gets In Your Eyes ACCOUNTING, G.AA, Big Sister, Skating Club, Or der ol the Owl, tones Reporter, 4A Publicity Com- mittee, Dance Club, All Bu::ine:::. and Biistle, Too, iFashions and Futures STEN, GAA, Big Sister, Dance Club, HA Division Chairman, 4A Prom Committee alia 0680 The faculty considers itself fortunate in having entertained as guests, at its regular meetings, distinguished men and women from the business world. As we go to press we have been honored by visits from the following people: September 12-loseph Fitzer, Training Director Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company October ll-Iohn A. Beaumont Chief Business Education Service Illinois State Board for Vocational Education November 7-lack C. Staehle Industrial Relations Director Aldens, Inc. Topic: Why Business Considers Personality Training Important December 5-Dr. Albert C. Fries President, United Business Education Association Professor of Education Northwestern University Topic: How's Your Professional Growth? Ianucrry 16-S. I. Fosdick April 17-Divisional Vice-President and General Personnel Manager Wieboldt Stores, Incorporated Topic: Selection of Employees March 20-Miss Sue Williams Personnel Director of Sears . ,.,.....,... ni Compliments ot 5000 ALDEN EMPLOYEES 511 South Paulina Street Chicago 7, Illinois MORGAN'S, INC. 32 WEST RANDOLPH JSTREET Telephone Vlctory 2-7007 OFFICIAL IEWELERS FOR Class Rings Pins Trophies R. M. POEHLMAN. Represent t MRS. WALSH Has a Full Line of Books and School Supplies AT IONES Compliments of COLUMBIA RIBBON 6. CARBON MFG. CO., INC. 902 SOUTH WABASH AVENUE Compliments ot UNIVERSAL OFFICE MACHINE CO. 33 WEST HARRISON STREET I 0690 0700 Good Luck Seniors! GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES, INC. 4140 NORTH KOLMAR AVENUE CHICAGO 41, ILLINOIS Klldare 5-2063 The Best Class Rings Made TOM VOSNOS. Representative Student to Student. . Commencement means closing the cover to High School studies - it should never mean the end of educa- tion. Any profession or business suc- cess is attained only by continual study. This is especially true in the field of advertising . . . as many Iones graduates can substantiate. GEBHARDT 6 BROCKSON, INC. Advertising Sales Development DEARBORN EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Dependable Office Machines 605 S. Dearborn Street Harry T. Carroll WAbash 2-9429 ji ,aes -I -W4 'i ' Q Z-56,1 Compliments of TRANSPORTATION RESTAURANT 608 South Dearborn Street Compliments ot CLARK PRODUCTS, INC. 188 West Randolph Street HOME OF THE IONES HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING LEAGUE G CONGRESS RECREATION CENTER Compliments of E. I. POLLAK CO., INC. II East Harrison Street Chicago, Illinois C O M P L I M E N T S 31 EAST CONGRESS STREET O F A F R I E' N D WAbash 2-6555 G R. M. O'BRIEN 6: CO. 4? Sincere Good Wishes REAL ESTATE ffom LOANS WORKMAN SERVICE, INC. INSURANCE 58 EAST WASHINGTON STREET 9 139 North Clark Street Chicago, Illinois RAndolph 6-3062 CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 4? I 0711 .eb .tg 720 Compliments of Many Graduates PONTIAC GRILL from WEbster 9-3222 50 West Harrison Street IONES COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Compliments of have found MAPLE LEAF CANDY COMPANY BUTLER BROTHERS 53 West Van Buren Street a pleasant and profitable X A , A V M place to work rg' l ' Q 7 rsh J 'fl K ' G , oxgll, I-lfmv ll- BUTLER BROTHERS A .., X Personnel Office X U ' . 'i-,X ' c 426 W. Randolph Street Chicago, Illinois r ,.+. 9 ' - K COMPLIMENTS OF IANUARY and IUNE GRADUATING CLASSES OF 1950 Compliments Frankie and Vivian Tex and Shirley Iim and Floralee Clyde and Mary Lou Dody oan ra M r. cmd Mrs. Charles Graf Dorothy, Rita, and Rosemary Alice and Bob Ienni Iay Ienni Donna and Art Good Luck-Rita Teenie and lack Audrey Louise Brenda Fleischhacker Betty, Marie, Rose, and Ann Bunny, Patsy, and Marcy Good Luck Iones Girls Lori and Doris Betty and Roy Marilyn and Wes Mrs. Romano, Io and Sonny Marie, Allen, Linda, Steven Dolores and Frieda Lee and Terry Io and Dave Ierri and Howie Paul, Rosemary, and Bobby Pete! and Terry Peggy and Eileen Hi-Hatters Louis Minaglia and Lyla Broms Good Luck, Ionesites Talkative Dolores Betty and Maggie Beverly and lean I-lansen's Family The Scoties Connie Steve and His Antlers My Friend Irma Beaver, the Flowerite Michael Hindes Marilyn Marlene Gunnesch Suzi and Ruthie Pat and George Louise and Vince Evelyn and Russell Kay and Reno Kay and Kay Shirley and Ed Pat and Lowell El and Flo and Shirl Gerry and Mike Norma and Mike Lucy and Al Doves Mickey and Danny The Bartender's Wallet Stanley I. Franklin Mr, Pall Lou and Pat Future Millers Rick, the Living Doll Iohn and Doris of.. Tonie Napoles Barbara O'Connell and Bill I-Iennings Bernie and Stase Kay and Mike Mike, Class '48 Ioan and Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I. Pettis Mr. and Mrs. L. Eggert Sandra Rowland Dee and Gene Marion and Edward Rich and Roz Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Muffitt Mary Virginia Holden Butch Dick and Maryann Shirl and Sis K -Happy Dan Lou, Bob, Lee, and Chuck Burky R. T. F. and M. E. R. Mary and Louie The Klings Terry Lee Ribble Mary Frances Anna Gunderson Wendy Iayne Elaine Erickson Karen Erickson Sootie and Snoopy Adele and Tom Elizabeth Kennedy Bernadine and Iohn 0730 0740 Compliments of Davina and Art The Ribbles Don and His Harem L. C. and M. K. Louie Castiglione Wagonwheels A Friend Fostera and Lorraine Opal Miller Borner and Betley Mabel and Dorothy Schwefer's Girls Virg, Rich and Ken Nairda and Nabru Senrab and 'Bivam Syl and Mort Miss Bzduch The Copycats Toots, Babe and Peewee Virginia and Iim Bill and Ioan The Four Horsemen Honey and Dutchie Evie May and Ray Norine and Ed Louise and Bill Betty and Dale Iune and Al Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hamilton and Gary Petey Dink and Shirl Lois and Carl Barb and Ken Ieannie and Bill Fran and Frank Dee and Ray Iunie and Mickey Carl Sand's Fan Club Carole and Kent Natalie Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Rosenthal Mr. Hallgren The Copycats Mr. O'Neill Mr. Leach Nancy and Art Ronnie and Shirley Bardy and Theresa Shirlee and Howie Ierry and Mary Pat Elaine and Pauline Roberta and Don Ioan McClure I Arlene and Iimmy Mrs. C. Uccello Kathie and Vern Babe and Bob Ann Bizik Elaine Humes ann di V Betty, Ann, Ioyce, and Ioan Mr. and Mrs. N. Pearson X-vi ter Pan Ranch Miss V. Hyde Adrienne Lee Franklin Edwin E. Keen Bernice Betley A Wonderful Pianist Phyllis Wosczynski Roseanne and Lorraine Edwina S. and Dick S. Queen of Hearts Helen Iean and Bud Dee and Art Dolores and Iack Iune and Ruth Alcala Twins Kenneth Reichett Lee and Tom The Theil Family Mike, Mickey and Marty I. R. G I. R., Inc. Iackie and Dep. Vivian and Ioe, Iune 17, '50 Alice and Bob Dynamite Dick I. A. Norz Carl and Io Lavern and Sam Adele and Ray The Twelve Vixens Contino's Comets Three Chicks and Dick Patricia Hogan William and Mary Michael and Mary Beata Io and Ioe Randy and Shirley Marlene and Iimmy Ioan and Bill Miss Sullivan, Division 402 A. M. Sullivan lei 'ff ,f Aufographs: WJ 0' ,JLJ ' 1. I F J ' I .IXAL l.QY,.jf 4 , h A . ' f , , ' ,IQ , J x if K J X- - In . 'xii cf, 1- 1? lf',.f,,4.r,--rv J, I .I . , 1 J ' J J , f .27 Kfwyffnxi V1 If 1 1,15 ,f if A tj! af! r'J'f4 U NW v . gi y S 4 an i7 1402 N. 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