Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1938 volume:

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Gi-I'l'EI 1 pf fs' V OLUME 5 Pubhshed by TI-IE SENIOR CLASSES of the KELLY I-IIGI-I SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 'EIVJQD CO-EDITORS Stanley Kardas Dorothy Stones LITERARY EDITORS I-Ie-len Vacek Ella Kiaup ART EDITORS Lillian Sieradzki Ray Mikalaiunas CIRCULATION MANAGERS Virqinia Chlurnecky Lawrence Atkinson ADVERTISING MANAGERS LaVerne O'Connor Karl Scheel lasses may come and classes may ao, but memories ot the LAMI1 LIGHTER will remain like the haunt- inq strains ot beautiful music. As a sonq, the LAMPLIGHTER has a theme ot more pictures. The Statt strikes the introductory chord, and, as the melody Ilows on, the harmony and rhythm are contributed by the Student Body and the Faculty. The final and fading notes are sounded: may the memory linger on! D1-EDl-f'l'If N In order to express our sincere appreciation of the interest, guid- ance, effort, and time which you have devoted to our band and or- chestra, those organizations which so enrich the life ot Kelly High School and have brought it such signal recognition, We, the classes of lune l938, and lanuary 1939, do dedicate this, the fifth edition of the Kelly Lamplighter to you, Captain Borger. CAPTAIN FRANKLIN BORGER Director Kelly High School Band Kelly High School Orchestra CO N T E N PAIQT CITE THEPEOPLE PART TWO THE ATHLEHCS PART THREE TI-IE ACTIVITIES IS PART ONE-Ti-IE PEOFL TRUE LEADER ISABELLA DQLTON Principal WILLING ADVISER GENIAL FRIEND FRANCIS B. MCKEAG Assistant Principal WILLIAM I. FULTON Administrative Assistant MARTHA E. HINKEL Administrative Assistant Page 9 STANIHING: Cadwalador lonwrs, l,o1en Aspel, L ,N- . , fx john Slit-4-hy, Gordon Hutton, Raymond Wfxkwlfmft, If-ease Andexson, Harry Turk, H1-'hfxxct Harry, Walter Nelson, Solomon Iffxivtw. SIIATPIID: Anne Byrne, Marie Sevic, Blunt-tio Utley, Helen Gage, Eleanor Pow! wl::, Arqnwsi Kelly, losepltlrxe Fail, Anniw Uviintlllkvi, llumtliy Oldham. S'l'ANlJlNCS: Hu:.1.tftl Www, Marion Llvkvl, Vincent All'Il74'Il, l'lY'flllf'k, Schmidt, Kath 1-lint' l.1ndvin, William l4tllfK7Tl, Dorothy Popp, It-saw Doolittlf-, Gooiqe Bradlleld, Qllfllf' Small, Roy Davis, SHATED: Naomi And'-xson, Minn- Shaack, listhor Olson Anna Mat- Hmmm, Illlmr-n Gonnelly, Theresa O'CalxlioI', Mrxxy Cfuxnpbfgll, Margaret Dal ryan, Graaf' Cullen, K a YCDUTI-l'S You are placed along the highway which leads us into our separate paths of thought and vocation, fitting us tor lite. You take us as we are, direct our thoughts and inspirations to lofty and practical ideals. And as you have guided us, our close contact and common interests in goals to be attained have bound us and tended to establish a line friendship between teacher and student. When we have needed your help, it has not been refused. Page lU sf' ' STANDING: Samuel Fralick, William Dempsey, Katherine Ryan, Iosephine Rey- nick, Ruth Larson, Robert Hermann, Helen Smith, Iosephine Feehery, Lorena Mc- Loughlin, Thekla Robinson, Florence Sachs. SEATED: Laura Mencel, Viola Baas, Loretta Monaghan, Mary Hennehry, Helen Fitzgerald, Emma Potratz, Adriana DeGraft, Mattie Smith, Theresa Lynch, Ann Hoopingarner. STANDING: Frederick Bils, Sue Keenan, Vincent Maier, Mary Peterson, Ioseph Roche, Esther Parker, Daniel Keating, Anne McEniit. SEATED: Mary O'Toole, Mary Joyce, Helen Olson, lola Bartels, Marie Iohnston, Isabelle Goiqas, Mary Rose Prendergast, Mildred Moore, Katherine Calloway, Ruth Pevsner. LEADERS You are the stepping stones to our success in liteg for tour years we have striven under your care, not merely the objects with which your work is concerned, but as various individuals and interesting specimens ot human nature. Although We are each cast in his or her own individ- ual pattern, We are still willing and in need of the instruction and friendly guidance that you extend to those who pass through your hands. Behind each success is the patience, the effort ot the teacher. Page ll TO THE GRADUATES of IUNE 1938 - IANUARY I939 KELLY HIGH SCHOOL SENDS YOU FORTH WITH FAITH, WITH HOPE, WITH LOVE: FAITH IN YOUR ABILITY AND TRAINING, HOPE THAT YOU MAY FIND YOUR RIGHT-, FUL PLACE IN THE WORLD WHERE YOUR ABILITY AND TRAINING WILL COUNT, AND LOVE ON WHICH YOU MAY ,DEPEND FOR HELP, HOWEVER AND WHEREVER YOU MAY NEED IT. OUR HEARTS, OUR HOPES ARE ALL WITH THEE, ARE ALL WITH THEE! MMM, Class of lune l938 Q CLASS OFFICERS President CHARLES MCVAY Vice President CHESTER IABLONSKI Secretary MARIE GREEN Treasurer NICK KAMZIC It is with mingled pride and regret that we peruse another completed chap- ter in the book of our educational life. With pride, because we feel that our graduating class, the largest since Kelly's origin, has added new laurels to the growing reputation of our school: with regret, because our hearts are heavy at the thought of parting with instructors and fellow students, whose mem- ories we cherish so dearly. The fascination and inspiration we experienced upon enrolling in Septem- ber, '34, and the thoughts, ambitions, and dreams we sustained during the following four years will remain forever verdant in our hearts. As our Sopho- more year became a reality, the challenge of high school life induced us to aspire to individual goals. Participation in various social and scholastic activities ensued: our latent talents came into prominence. Our Iunior year saw us on the brink of high school maturity. We began to realize the significance of our abilities and endeavored to further their de- velopment. Some donated their journalistic talents to the Clarion , while others made dramatic history with their superb performance of Polishing Papa . Eventually, we became what we had been longing to be-Seniors! With this rating came work and closer contact with our fellow students. Now as we discard our robes on graduation night, our last intimate con- nections with our school will be severed, but the memories of those days are milestones, erected in our hearts. We pause, and pass the torch to the eager hands below, that wave farewell! We go forth to appease our unquenchable thirst for knowledge. What lies ahead? Obstacles, hopes, dreams-more fields to conquer! CLASS COMMITTEES BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Officers of the 4A Class: Robert Chwialkowski, Peter Girdzius, Leonard Iezuit, Chester Malinski, Iohn Rarrat, Raymond Riczkus, Martha Vitlcauskas. COLLEGE DAY COMMITTEE-Virginia Thomas, Chairman: Sophie Ardzeck, Constance Dagis, Dietrich Kirsch, Regina Miller, Eugene Radek, Frances Sprycha, Florence Tabor. RING 6- PIN COMMITTEE-Rose Gradzinski, Chair- man: Stanley Koncevic, Harold Krumske, Georgene Lenz, Ralph Pomo, Edward Slezak, Florence Szkudlarek, Ann Zmuda. CAP 5: GOWN COMMITTEE-Mae Renken, Chair- man: Lillian Balkus, Irene Iankel, Mildred Kowalk, Edward Rokosz, Irene Rokosz, Anthony Salkauskas, Florence Slepikas. CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE-Peter Knezevich, Chair- man, Gertrude Abel, Caroline Caliendo, Dolores Ger- nenz, Edward Kierbs, Casimir Kusek, Anne Sosin, George Young. PROM COMMITTEE--Lucille Chicoine, Chairman: Thaddeus Pieczyrak, Ass't Chairman: Vincent Bartkus, Florence Czarney, Anthony Damaska, Victoria Pasiske- vicius, Raymond Riczkus, Lorraine Straube. Page 13 G Abel R. Abel A. Alyauski A. Apcel L Atkinson S. Bagdonas L. Balkus I. Baranauskas E Bxeszczak I. Billon V. Bogdziewicz A. Boinski GERTRUDE ABEL, Trudie Senior Girls' Club, Honor Society, Kamera Klub, German Club, Iunior Club, Glee Club, Skeleton Squad, K Club, Band. RUTH ABEL, Boots Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, German Club, Kamera Klub, Skeleton Squad, Fencing, Band, K Club, Civic Forum. ALBINA ALYAUSKI, Beans Iunior Club, French Club, Cosmetician Club, Senior Girls' Club, Skeleton Squad, Tap Dancing, Latin Club, Hall Guard. ALBERT APCEL, Shorty Football Team, K Club, Intramural Sports. EDWARD APKEWICH, Buck Rogers School Photographer, Stage Manager, Treasurer of Kam- era Klub, Clean Up Photographer. lOl-IN ARAILIS, Iohnny Intramural Sports, Student Council Representative, Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard. SOPHIE ARDZECK, Stuff G.A.A., Iunior Club, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Club. LAWRENCE ATKINSON, Larry National Honor Society, 4B Circulation Mgr. of Lamp- lighter, Lamplighter Rep., Clarion Rep., Hall Guard, French ub. STANL B ONAS, Baggy Senior Y Clu Ll B LK , Lulu 'P io Gi s' lub, Oific ssistant, Swimming Club, A. io? lub, Ho e conomics Club, Life Saving. QQ? sl .' AK E, Apkewich I, Arailis S. Ardzeck V. Bartkus H. Bazan L. Begeske E. Bonones I. Brabenec I., Bragiel rosrarfn BARANAUSKAS. Joe ' Skeleton Squad, Senior Boys' Club, Lithuanian Club, Bowling Intramural Sports Sec oxgw, VINCENT BARTKUS Vince R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Band, Symphony Orchestra, Kam- era Klub, Intramural Sports, Prom Committee, Iunior Club. HELEN BAZAN Pinky Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Hall Guard, Iunior Club, Skeleton Squad, Polish Club, Senior Girls' Club. G.A.A. LORRAINE BEGESKE Lo French Club, Vice-Pres. of Spanish Club, Iunior Club, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Club, Skeleton Squad, Tap Dancing. ESTHER BIESZCZAK Ebbie G.A.A., French Club, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Office Assistant. IOSEPHINE BILLON Dimples Office Assistant, Latin Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Iunior Club. VINCENT BOGDZIEWICZ Vince Senior Boys' Club. ADELINE BOINSKI, Giggles Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, French Club, G.A.A. EDWARD BONONES, Ed Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club. IOSEPHINE BRABENEC, Io G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club. LAWRENCE BRAGIEL, Slugger R.O.T.C., Senior Boys' Club. E. Braun C. Brodlo G. Brown kg. Caliendo I. Chicoine L. Chicoine I L.C h .C l'k Xa LY I Cafe W rutc ey Iflu 1 ' ' fig-fle1e ,A '. Mil- -43 , ,, 'L2C I4.lx,, C 'FUN'- ' -F5 i 3 1 f C Q V. - Mew Qi W A EDWARD BRAUN, Peggy fy J Glee crdbf cheer Lefiffai'- K Club, rntmmumi spqfts, Iunior Club Senior Boys' Club. ' C LO, ' Se ' r Boys' Club Cl GERALDINE BROWN, Gerry Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Personnel Office Assis- tant, G.A.A. IESSIE BRUCK, Baby Skeleton Squad, French Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Sec. of Division, Sec. and Treasurer of Spanish Club. N RMAN B Yrczwsic E9L1l !,. J . Q Chrgforfsff f'I 'f ' DELWYN BURANDT, Dell Skeleton Squad, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, German Club, Basketball Team. ESTELLE BUTAVICH, Boots Honor Society, French Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Life Saving, G.A.A., Library Club, Clarion Staff, Civic Forum. x f' CAROLI CALIEN O, Dolly ?' Fgnxch iuimciitmiolg ciub, Honio s ' ty, oiee Club, Sant-br irlsll lu5PGf'6d'e Advi ssistant. ISABELLE iZHICOINE, 'Twin E , I G.A.A. Board Fencinqiand Skating,Rep., F'res..Qf G.A.A., 4A Senior Life Guard, CheerVLeader, Fencing, Lamp- liqhter Staff. ' 4' LUCILLE CHICOINE, Twin G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 4A Iunior-Senior Life Guard, Chair- man of Prom Committee, Cheer Leader, Iunior Bowling, lst Place. ' I. Bruck N. Bryfczynski D. Burandt E. Bulavich V. Chlumecky R. Chwialkowski I. Cizman L. Cmielewski F. Czarney W. Dabrowski D. Daccardo C. Dagis VIRGINIA CI-ILUMECKY, Virgo Lampliqhter Circulation Manager, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Mixed Chorus, Cosmetician Club, Civic Forum, G.A.A. ROBERT CHWIALKOWSKI, Bob Intramural Sports, Lamplighter Staff, Vice-Pres. of Senior ns- Boys' Club, 4A Division Room President, Hall Guard. 'rl 4, ' IOSEPH CIZMAN, Cizzie - nf Track, Iunior Club, Latin Club, Boys' Senior Club. LVN ' I LILLIAN CMIELEWSKI, Lil , ir, Office Assistant, Iunior Club, Semior Pghfli ,,f ciub, Tm-tm'-rwiri grub. -ef' 1 J- .k I l 'T x 1.05 DONALD COTE, D 0' '- Y. ' , Intramural Sports, lgisqblent of Seniar Boys' Club, Civic' Forum, Iunior Club, Stage Electrician. LENA CRUTCHLEY, Lee Locker Guard, French Club, Personnel Office Assistant Lampliqhter Representative, G.A.A. I IOHN CULIK, cue ,lt Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' , Iuni r Club, hoir, Hall Gua d. L C C A ' My metic Cl , en' Gi Clu , ' ' F um, ic 7 l rv' e C ioef ist J, Af 1' - If fl ' S1 ANDA DABROWSKI, Baby , Clarion Typist, Cosmetician Club, Adjustment Office AIS- ' I sistant, Senior Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. DOROTHY DACCARDO, Dot National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, French Club, Glee Club, Office Assistant, Clarion Rep. CONSTANCE DAGIS, Connie Honor Society, Office Assistant, Student Council Rep.. Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Locker Guard. Page l 5 1 T. Damask F. Dudek I... Fu H. Davis I. Dircks I-l. Duggan L. Enerson D. Gernenz M. Gilbert f .f'Q, ,KA S TONY DAMASKA, Diz Intramural Sports, Varsity Basketball Team, Varsity Baseball, Vice-Pres. of K Club, Co-Capt. of Basketball Team. FRANK DAUKSAS, Guy Swimming Team, Senior Boys' Club. HELEN DAVIS, Mickey Personnel Office Assistant, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A. IANE DIRCKS, Ianie Personnel Office Assistant, German Club, Iunior Club, Senior Dance Committee, Senior Girls' Club. IOHN DONOI-IUE, Irish Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Choir, Fencing Club, Tumbling Club, Student Council Representative, Intramural Sports, LAVERNE DORSEN, Vera Glee Club, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Student Coun- cil Rep., Home Economics Club, G.A.A., I-Iall Guard. LAVERNE DOYLE, Lovey Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, I-Iall Guard, Locker Guard, Home Economics Club, Office Assistant, Glee Club, G.A.A. FRANCES DUDEK, Bee French Club, Tap Dancing, Civic Forum, Kamera Klub, Hall Guard, Skeleton Squad, Cosmetician Club, Senior Girls' Club. LILLIAN DUDEK, Gorgeous G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Girls' Choir, Home Economics Club. HELEN DUGGAN, Dolly the Dope G.A.A., French Club, Spanish Club, Civic Forum, Swim- ming Team, Mixed Chorus, Skeleton Squad Pres., Cosme- tician Club. Page 16 I. Donohue L. Dorsen L. Doyle S. Eustice XR.. Evans .' S. Fic P. Girdzius f A. Glusgzyk ii R. Gorski C- , 'T .49 .ff -. Q-'V4t Y I 1' I K .4 ' 4 LAVERNE ENERSON, Lovie Senior Girls' Club, Drama Club, Iunior Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Clarion Rep., Divisicn Room Pres., G.A.A. SALLY EUSTICE, Sal G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Fencing, Civic Forum, Hall Guard, Student Council Representative. RAY EVANS, Rizzie , Glee Club, Cheer Leader, I'Ii-Y,,fBcys' K Club, Iunior lub, German Club, Intramural Sports. 1 4, 1 ,I Jr .4 STAN-KEYKQFI ,i'Stg,f'! 1 jxgoys' K Cli, Tennis Tea ', Intramural Volleyball, In- tramural Scjiball Team, Senior B ys' Club. If LAVER F I-IRM NN.. 'o G,42fA,, , , enior r Club, ersonnel Office Assistant, Senior Dance mittee. FRANK GAWRON, WhiteY Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. DOLORES GERNENZ, Duchess French Club, German Club, Glee Club, Iunior Club, Civic Forum, Civic Awards Committee, Drama Club. MARGARET GILBERT, Mickey Exchange Editor, Feature Writer of Clarion, Senior Girls' Club, Lamplighter Staff, Publicity Committee, Spanish Club. , f l I PETER omozius, Pete Ji, yV t'd'W ' Fencing Club, Iunior Club, Lithuanian Club, Division Room President, Intramural Sports. ANNA GLUSCZYK, Nannie Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Office Assistant. RAY GORSKI, Skid Swimming Team, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club. E. Goodlick E. Gorak I. Grander A. Hauser R. Havlik D. Hermann I. Ianis I. Iankel E. Ianonis ELIZABETH GOODLICK, Betty G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club., EDWIN GORAK, Corky President IA Division, Tre urer 2B Division, Hall Guard, Student Council Representative. IRVING GRANDER, Bud Chairman of Program Committee in German Club, Hall Guard, German Club. ROSE GRADZINSKI, Tilly Drama Club, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Polish Club, Lamplighter Staff, Cosmetician Club, Clean Up Com- mittee. MARIE GREEN, Ducky 4B-4A Class Sec., Iunior Club, Vice-Pres. German Club, Office Assistant, Clarion Staff, Library Staff, Drama Club. GEORGE GRIFFIN, Skinny Senior Boys' Club. RITA GROEGER, Kneehigh G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Hall Guard. ANN HAUSER, Cuddles Honor Society, Library Club, Life Saving Club, Kamera Klub, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Skeleton Squad, G.A.A. RUTH HAVLIK, Ruthie Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Club. DOROTHY 1-IERMANN, Dot -?f f ff' ' Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. MARGARET HONDLIK, Midge G.A.A., Civic Forum, Senior Girls' Club, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club. ,1 R. Gradzinski M. Green G. Griffin M. Hondlik H. Ilkovitz C. Iablonski A. Ianulis O. Iensen A. Iesionowski HELEN ILKOVITZ, Len G.A.A., Iunior Club, Office Assistant, Home Economics Club, Civic Forum, Senior Girls' Club, Gym Office As- sistant. f CHESTER IABLONSKI, Ches Vice-Pres. 4A Class, Honor Society, Civic Forum, Hi-Y, Skeleton Squad, Literary Staff of Lamplighter, 4B Di- vision Pres. ,wwf ALFRED IALOWIEC, Fritz -P' . ' Intramural Sports, Iunior Club, Linotype Operator, Wre-Q tling Team, Hall Guard,'Pr6ssman'r Pi.lind Clerk. ' IOSEPHINE IANIS, Billie German Club, Senior Girls' Club, Lithuanian Club, Fenc- ing, Band, Orchestra, Tilt-an'-Twirl Club. IRENE IANKEL, Honey Iunior Club Treasurer, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Cosmetician Club, Hall Guard, Office As- sistant, G.A.A. ELEANOR IANONIS, Blondie German Club, Skeleton Squad, Lamplighter Staff, Civic Forum, Bowling Team, Swimming Team, Clarion Staff, Band, G.A.A. ALPHONSE IANULIS, Al Kamera Klub, German Club, Honor Society, Intramural Sports, Intramural Iunior Basketball Champions. OLG IENSEN, londi ffice Assistant ivi e c' lu Rep. ANTHONY IESIONOW I, Tony Stamp Club, Hall Gua , Intram I Sports, Kamera Klub. LEONARD IEZUIT, Len Pres. of R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Commanding Officer of R.O.T.C., Major of R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Drama Club. niog Ellub, Club, . b. - Page I 7 R. Groeger A. Ialowiec L. Iezuit 5 3 if' Iodlowski Kania Kirsch I. Iurewicz M. Iuricek B. Kamensky S. Kardas L. Kay M. Keeley A. Kishonas S. Kissel A. Klaslo STANLEY IODLOWSKI, Stash Intramural Iunior Basketball Champions, Senior Boys' Club. IRENE IUREWICZ, Renee Hall Guard, Iunior Club, French Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Office As- sistant. MARY ANN IURICEK, Mary Senior Girls' Club, Latin Club. BLANCHE KAMENSKY, Bobs G.A.A., Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Office Assistant, Civic Forum. GERTRUDE KAMRATH, Gert G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant. NICHOLAS KAMZIC, Mickey Captain of Varsity Football Team, 4B-4A Treasurer, President of K Club, Varsity Baseball, Hi-Y, Ushers' Club. STANLEY KANCIUS, Stash Manager of Swimming Team, Boys' K Club, Lamp- liqhter Staff .r 1 x X FRANWNMLRIC , lntram ral Sports, Senior ' ' I STANLEY KARDAS, 'stqs 4A Lampliqhter Editor, Skeleton Squad, Intramural Sports, Archmen, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Clarion Staff. LEONARD KAY, Oh Kay Band, Orchestra, Dance Orchestra Music Arranger, Latin Club, German Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. Page I8 l G. Kamrath N. Kamzic S. Kancius H. Kiddon E. Kierbs L. Kinske I. Klusas L. Kmieck P. Knezevich MURIEL KEELEY, Tuqqy G.A.A., Service Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club. ub Office Assistant, Iunior Club, enior Girls' Club, Polish Club. EDWARD KIERBS, Bashful President of German Club, Iunior Club, Honor Society, Ushers' Club, Intramural Sports, Band, Senior Boys' Club. LUCILLE KINSKE, Lou ' ' H ' . Senior Girls' Club, Civic Forum. ' y DIETRICI-I KIRSCH, Dick German Club, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Clarion Staff, Clarion Representative. ANTHONY KISHONAS, Chink Hall Guard, Senior Boys' Club, Boys' Choir, Iunior Club, Intramural Sports. STELLA KISSEL, Kissy G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Lithuanian Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Hall Guard, Iunior Club. ADOLPH KLASLO, Klas Honor Society, Iunior Club, Wrestling Team, Intramural Sports, Electric Club, Hall Guard, Student Council Rep. IOSEPHINE KLUSAS, Io Lithuanian Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A., Fencing Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Senior Club. LOTTIE KMIECK, Lot German Club, Junior Club, Band, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club. PETER KNEZEVICH, Butch Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Clean Up Committee, Stu- dont Council Rep., Senior Boys' Club, R.O.T.C., Drama Club. r, 'Kmy ' ,Q . ., Se ' ',, y , B. Kniber P. Kolling S. Koncevic R. Kozlowski E. Kreith I. Krenzalek C. Kusek F. Kwasny T. Kwasny BERNICE KNIBER, Bernie French Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant. PETER KOLLING, Pete President of Division, Intramural Sports. STAN KONCEVIC, Stash Band, Orchestra, Iunior Club, Dance Orchestra, Senior Boys' Club, Stage Manager of Varsity Show. VAN KONCEVIC, Vattsie Band, Orchestra, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Dance Orchestra, Hi-Y, Varsity Show, Intramural Sports, Sign Painter. FRED KORZIN, Zin Senior Boys' Club. TED KOSIERACKI, Moon Intramural Baseball Champions, Senior Boys' Club, Iunior Club, Intramural Sports. MILDRED iii? , Mi11ie ., 'Fx Honor Soc , G.A.A., Seni 'ls' Club, Iunior Club, Glee Cllib, Sec. of Div' ' , ffice Assistant. 4 , - RICHARD KOZLOWSKI, Dick Band, Orchestra, Swimming Team, R.O.T.C. Officers Club, Hi-Y, Senior Dance Committee, lst Place in State Musical Contest. EARL KREITH, Curly Band, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Student Council Rep., Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club. IRENE KRENZALEK, Rene National Honor Society, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Locker Guard, Senior Girls' Club. V. Koncevic F. Korzin T. Kosieracki H. Krumske M. Kuipers V. Kulikauskas W. Labedz N. Lange H. Laurens HAROLD KRUMSKE, Hal Basketball Team, Intramural Sports, Skeleton Squad, German Club, Ushers' Club, Senior Boys' Club, K Club, Hall Guard. MARIE KUIPERS, Pets Iunior Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club. VINCENT KULIKAUSKAS, Vince Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club, Vice-Pres. of Div. STEL KUNDROT, Tuff French Club, Spanish Club, Lithuanian Club, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. CASIMIR KUSEK, Casey French Club, Civic Forum, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Senior Boys' Club. FLORENCE KWASNY, Dolly G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant, Poster Club, Spanish Club, Civic Forum. TED KWASNY, Speed Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports, WANDA LABEDZ, Windy Office Assistant, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club. NORMAN LANGE, Fat Senior Boys' Club. HELEN LAURENS, Duchess Library Club, Office Assistant, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Lithu- anian Club. H HELEN LEIA, Duchess G.A.A., Seyiior Girls' Club, Civic Forum, Iunior Club. , Q I A 'Nl .lk B' Page I9 I L 4 H N. ti M. Kowalk S. Kundrot H. Leia Lenz I. Letten V. Levickas E. Liepelt Malinski W. Malmquist C, Marcak S. Marchewka Matuszewski E. Maynard I. Mazeika L. Mazeika GEORGENE LENZ, Greg Service Girls' Club, Civic Forum, Fencing Club, Skele- ton Squad, Senior Girls' Club, Sec. of French Club, G.A.A. IAMES LETTEN, lim Boxing Club, Senior Boys' Club. VYTO LEVI A evy X- National nor iety, L tin Club, ith an Club, Hall Gua , ivi orum, ' t-an'- ' Clu EST IEP 1 ' ' Home onom C enio G' s' , ivic Forum, G.A.A., ffice ssista t, Iunior b. ELE on LUKASZEWIC 'I Iuka ' i C orum er Klub, ing , ng Team, Ban , u , Student, Cou ' c., Honor Society, G.A. D ISABELLE MACIEIEWSKI, Patzey Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, Service Girls' Club, Hall Guard, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Club, Clean Up Committee. IRENE MAKOSKY, Mack National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, Civic Forum, Office Assistant, G.A.A. CHESTER MALINSKI, Chet Band, Orchestra, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Dance Orchestra, Skeleton Squad, Pres. of Student Council. WILLIAM MALMQUIST Poppsy R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Lamplighter Staff, Clarion Staff, Clarion Publicity Staff, Senior Boys' Club, Fire Guard, CHESTER MARCAK, Chink Intramural Baseball Champions, Swimming Team, Senior Boys' Club. Page 20 E. Lukaszewicz I. Maciejewski l. Makosky G. Marqis M, Matavosky R. Matlow H. Mazikoske C. McVay P. Meconis w- 'rdf' e ci g lub Hall Guard, G.A.A., Clarion , : v -- EWKA, M g, Ex o Girls' 1 . n l f n ILTSF Home Economics Club, C' c 'ni , 7 1 GENEVIEVE MARGIS, lean Lithuanian Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant, Home Economics Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. MARGARET MATAVOSKY, Marg G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, lunior Club. RI-IEA MA , Shorty ' Senior Gi ub, G.A.A., Cl Staff ma Cl Honor S iet L ' ter ' , i ' b, Iunior . ADELI MATUSZEWSKI, Shorty G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant. ED MAYNARD, Speed Boxing Team, Football Team, Basketball Team, Mixed Chorus. IOSEPH M ZEIKA, Io Io Basketball , K Club, Treas. Senior Boys, Lamp' lig ter Staff ice-Pres. Honor Societ Vice-Pres. Civic For . I a LILL ZE , al ., nior , er e ls' ub, t , en ir b rvic Skel Squad, e . RALPH MAZIKOSKE, Al Hall Guard Captain, Fire Guard, Latin Club, Kamera Klub, Iunior Club, Honor Society, Senior Boys' Club. CHARLES MCVAY, S1ush 4B44A Class President, Honor Society, Senior Boys' Club, Drama Club, Kamera Klub, Iunior Club, R.O.T.C., Band, Orchestra. PETER MECONIS, Pete Football Team, K Club, Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club, Ushers' Club. GENNARO MESSINA, Jerry Orchestra, Drama Club, Captain of Safety Patrol, Iunior Club, Fire Guard, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Boys' Club. IOHN MICHALIK, Johnny Intramural Volleyball Champions, Iunior Club, Polish Club, Senior Boys' Club. J , ' ri' GRACE MICHALSON, Glua:kie ' . i , unior Club, Hall Guard, ' ssistant, sl r Girls' Club, Lamplighter Repre- entative. MIKE MIGITZ, Shorty Ping Pong Club, Intramural Volleyball Champions, Hall Guard. , W T R IKALZS-1- tp I, Sen ys' Cl -oc r Guard. v AUGUST MIKOL, Red ' Senior Boys' Club, Hall, Guard, Civic Forum, Polish Club, Iunior Club. ' REGINA MILLER, Reggie Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Swimming Team, G.A.A. Home Economics Club. MARY MITTELSDORF, Quota Iunior Life Saving, Senior Life Saving, Swimming Team Library Club, Drama Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Choir. LEROY MOCK, Bud Stagecraft, Basketball, Student Council Treasurer, Head Prom Usher, Bow Day Dance Committee, Hall Guard. R.O.T.C. RODNEY MOHBERG, Rolly Q' , Civic Forum, Boys' Choir, Hal Guard? lu ior Club, Kamera Klub, German Club, R.O.T.C., Senior Boys' Club. I llll F 'I lllll ,lg X. EUGENE MOSKAL, Muscles Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Lamplighter Rep. IOHN MRUCZEK, Red R.O.T.C. Band, Concert Band, Civic Forum, Drum Major, Hall Guard, Senior Boys' Club, Libr 'an. g EDWARD MURASKAS Ed H1-Y, Bowling Team Iunior Clu I H I' , D 6 ' ' , i 'B ' 1 . HELEN NAHAY, Red ' . ' ' , re- l b 0 GA A., rumor en ns' Cl Home Economi s u , e Clu al Gu , Stud t Council Rep. ' ' ww WILLIAM NARKIS, Wil ve l National Honor Society, 'Swimming Team, French Club, Hall Guard, Clarion Staff, Senior Boys' Club, Glee Club. GERTRUDE NAUSEDA, Ginger Iunior Club, Cosmetician Club, Service Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. MARY NICODEMUS, Nikkie G.A.A., Orchestra, Girls' Choir, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club. EDWARD NICUS, Ed Q Hi-Y, Bowling Team, Iunior Clu , enior Boys' Club. ft '-'AJ LEON NORMAN, Lee Swimming Team, Skeleton Squad, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Hi-Y, German Club, Senior Boys' Club. EUGENE NOSEK, Mazda Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Vice-Pres. Student Coun- cil, Clarion Circulation Staff. DOROTHY NOWICKI, Topsy G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Service Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Polish Club, Twist3N-Twirl Club, Iunior Club. Page 21 , f ' Nowicki C. O 'ie 1 L. O'Connor E. Olbrecht H. Olek E. Opalinski B. Otto Owca P ek . V. Pasislcevicius M. Panek C. Paulikonis M. Pesek H. Petkunas Pieczyrak on . Pt Pitassi I. Placzek M. Pollack R. Pomo D. Powers ff,-f , S LLY NOWICKI, Sal G.A.A., Pres. of Senior Girls' Club, Gym Office Assis- tant, lunior Club, Home Economics Club, Tap Dancing. CATHERINE O'BRIEN, Kit ' ' A Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., lunior Club. LAVERNE O'CONNOR, irish ' 'i Adv. Mgr. Lamplighter, National Honor Society, Civic Forum, Skeleton Squad, Kamera Klub, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A. EDWARD OLBRECHT, Ed Fencing Club, Pressman, lunior Club, Senior Boys' Club. HENRY OLEK, Hank Wrestling Team, Football Team, Intramural Sports, Kam- era Klub, Hall Guard, Bow Day Dance Committee, Senior Club. EUGENE OPALINSKI, Gene Senior Boys' Club. BERNICE OTTO, Bern G.A.A., German Club, lunior Club, Senior Girls' Club. WANDA OWCA, Wendy Office Assistant, G.A.A., Clarion Typist, Clarion Rep., Library Club, Polish Club, French Club, lunior Club. IOSEPI-I PACZEK, Ice Skeleton Squad, Kamera Klub, lunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, R.O.T.C. Corporal, lA Division Room President. VICTORIA PASISKEVICIUS, Vicky G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Honor Society, Clean Up Committee, Bow Day Dance Committee, Clarion Adv. Manager. Page 22 MARY PANEK, Tiny G.A.A., Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, French Club, Kamera Klub Polish Club. ciisiviif 63zUElKgNIS,x K.C. 'D V if I ' Lithuan a 'Boys bt!! ' ' ' 4 MILDR PESEK, Milly Senior iris' l ,0Serv Girls' b, lunior Club, Glee Club, ' , a Hall Guard, Civic Forum. HELEN PETKUNAS, Pet Home Economics Club, G.A.A., lunior Club, Lithuanian Club, Senior Girls' Club. TEDDY PIECZYRAK, Sparrow Legs Varsity Basketball Team, Swimming Team, Sec. K Club, Ushers' Club, Hi-Y, Fire Guard, Senior Boys' Club. AL PIERONSKI, Boe Bowling Team, Tennis Club, I-Ii-Y, Intramural Sports, lunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Skeleton Squad. PETER PITASSI, Sonny Band, Intramural Sports, Entertainment Committee ot Latin Club, Senior Boys' Club, Band. IOHN PLA EK, lily ' Clarionldop tat , rio oys lub. MARGARET POLLACK, Mickey G.A.A., Spanish Club, Junior Club, Senior Girls' Club. RALPH POMO, Ral Varsity Football Team, Varsity Swimming Team, Hi-Y, K Club, Clarion Staff, lunior Club, Intramural Sports. DOROTHY POWERS, Dodo G.A.A., I-lall Guard, French Club, Senior Girls' Club, lunior Club, Clarion Rep., Student Council Rep., Pres. Division. I ,,11f0t'1,, aj lvl C. Poznack G. Protosevich E. Provan S. Rak F. Raminiak I. Rarrat M. Renken R. Riczkus J!! S. Rojek As . A A A . L '53, f CHESTER POZNACK, Ches f' ' Senior Boys' Club. !.f f GEORGE PROTOSEVICH, Groosh Intramural Sports, Student Council Representative. ELIZABETH PROVAN, Bam, - M'xecx dynrus, fencing Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., C smeti ian Cvlb. Q - IA Puiviivuris, Ginqer l .A., Iunior Club, Senior Girls' lub, Service Girls' lub, P ch c1ubaLy , vice-Pies. Division. .EUGENE RAD ic, Gene , Boys' Choir, Library Club, Hall Guard, Hi-Y, Intramural Sports, Clarion Rep., Lamplighter Staff, Senior Boys' Club. HELEN RADOVICK, Precious G.A.A,, Hall Guard, German Club, Senior Girls' Club, Service Girls' Club, Cosmetician Club, Iunior Club. BERNICE RAGAN, Sis , , Drama Club, Senior Girls' Club, Civic Forum, Polish Club, Cosmetician Club, Lamplighter Staff, Iunior Club, G.A.A. lx STANLEY RAK, siiigqS f Band, Orchestra, Chairman 4A Farewell Party, Kamera Klub, Intramural Sports, I-lall Guard. FLORIAN RAMINIAK, Flo T' , ,' O H ,- Boys' Choir, Polish Club, Katnera Klub, Spanish Club, German Club. IOHN RARRAT, Ionukes Swimming Team, Drama Club, Clean Up Committee, Iunior Club, Pres. 4B Division, Intramural Sports, Fencing Club. CASIMIR RAUBA, Charles Intramural Basketball, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club. ' ,f '4' J V. Pumputis E. Radek H. Radovick C. Rauba E. Rauba M. Reilly I. Rokosz E. Rokofsz F. Rovensky r' , I f lf' . ' I if I r .f,, . I. . EDWARD RAUBA, Tubby Hi-Y, Skeleton Squad, Senior Boys' Club, R.O.T.C., Intra- mural Sports, Lithuanian Club. f' LMYRTLE REILLY, Blue Eyes Home Economics Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Locker Guard. Hall Guard, Cosmetician Club, Senior Girls' Club, Civic Forum. LOUISE REKAR, Tot Senior Girls' Club, Cosmetician Club, G.A.A., Senior Party Committee, Clarion Staff, Varsity Show. MAY RENKEN, Irish Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Skeleton Squad, Cap and Gown Committee Chairman, Service Girls' Club. RAY RICZKUS, Ozzie Ushers' Club, Fire Guard, Bowling Team, Intramural Sports, Varsity Basketball and Baseball, Treas. K Club. STANLEY ROIEK, Farmer Boys' Choir, Civic Forum, Senior Boys' Club. EDDIE ROKOSZ, Slug Intramural Sports, Clean Up Committee, Skeleton Squad, Drama Club, Hi-Y, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Lamp- liqhter Rep. IRENE ROKOSZ, Rene Honor Society, G.A.A., Fencing Club, Senior Girls' Club, Civic Forum, K Club, Cosmetician Club, Treas. Division. FRANK ROVENSKY, Rove Intramural Sports, Skeleton Squad, Bowling Team, Hall Guard, Civic Forum, Senior Boys' Club, Iunior Club. STELLA RUBlK,, Stel Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., French Club, Iunior Club, Home Economics1Club. Page 23 B. Raqan L. Rekar S. Rubik upshlakis A. Rutkauskas B. Rymek A. Salkauskas M. Schaab P. Schultz S. Sendzik iaravar 1. Shufflebarger W. Sievers L. Sieradzki R. Siewierski C, Silder F. Simunjak imako H. Siwek A, Skala H, Skoraczewski E. Skowron T, Skowronski T. Skraba ALEERT RUPSHLAKIS, Al Senior Boys' Club. ALDONA RUTKAUSKAS, Marine G.A.A., Swimming Team, Lithuanian Club Pres., French Club, Girls' K Club, Drama Club, Senior Girls' Club, lunior Club. BERNICE RYMEK, Bernie Mixed Chorus, Iunior Club, Clarion Staff, Twist-'N-Twirl Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society. ANTHONY SALKAUSKAS, Tony Pressman, lunior Club, Fencing Club, Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club. MARY SCHAAB, Shorty G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, lunior Club, Library Club, Civic Forum, Office Assistant, Senior Choir, Hiking Club. PEARL SCHULTZ, Schultzy Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Girls' K Club, Glee Club, Office Assistant, lunior Club, German Club. STELLA SENDZIK, Stel Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Kamera Klub, Home Economics Club, Civic Forum, Locker Guard, Office As- sistant, G.A.A. Senior Girls Club Service Girls' Club, Glee Club, lunior Club Horiefconomics Club, G.A.A. all Nfgntirrrrsgzxii R, Blondie-f' luni ,Qlubfl-lqgiiel nomics Glubffibrary Club, Senior Girl? Club, Office Assistant, G.A.A., Senior Party Com. WILLARD SIEVERS, Bill Senior Boys' Club. LILLIAN SIERADZKI, Poppy G.A.A., French Club, Art Director Lomplighter, Civic Forum, Senior Girls' Club, Polish Club, Art Club. TANYA SHARAVAR, Tillie Page 24 ROMAN SIEWIERSKI, Ro FrqnchgsClub,0atin Cl 4, Civic F N X' 'ful' H 5 STE ER es , . Dish u ' Q Kiub,'Jul-Hui Club, cimion Rep., 'Se oyiigl . ffl' J ,- FRANCES SIMUNIAK, Fran G.A.A., I-Iome Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, French Club. ALICE SINIAKO, Al Honor Society, G.A,A., Latin Club, Clarion Feature Writer, Student Council Rep., Kelly's Rep. in Essay Contest. HELEN SIWEK, Duchess National Honor Society, G.A.A., Latin Club, Polish Club, Senior Girls' Club, Civic Forum. ALICE SKALA, Chubbins G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club. HELEN SKORACZEWSKI, Doclo G.A.A., Civic Forum, Home Economics Club, Office As- sistant, lunior Club, Senior Girls' Club. EVELYN SKOWRON, Ewy lunior Club, G.A.A., Polish Club, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Club, Clarion Rep., Tilt-an'-Twirl Club. TED SKOWRONSKI, Fat Senior Boys' Club, lunior Club, Polish Club, Intramural Sports, Football Team, Wrestling, Civic Forum. TEDDY SKRABA, Scribs Varsity Football Team, R.O.T.C., Stamp Club, Polish Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, lunior Club. M. Skwarko F. Slepikas E. Slezak F. Sprycha L. Stamper I, Stanislawiski L. Straube H. Swiech S. Swistowicz MAMIE SKWARKO, Mimi German Club, Hall Guard, Office Assistant, G.A.A., Library Club, Senior Girls' Club, Service Girls' Club. FLORENCE SLEPIKAS, Flo Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Sec. Library Club, Student Council Rep. EDWARD SLEZAK, Ed Varsity Football Team, Mgr. Varsity Ba etball Teams, Intramural Sports, Boys' K Clu Sen' Bqys' Club. MATTHEW SOPRYCH, Soups Boys' Choir, Iunior Club, Skelet S u s' Club, Civic Forum, Latin Club, Fire ar Guard, Intra- mural Sports. ANNE SOSIN, Raggedy Ann National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Civic Forum, Skeleton Squad, French Club, Karnera Klub. RAYMOND SOSNOWSKI, SOS R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Stamp Club, Kamera Klub, Bowl- ing, Iunior Club, Hall Guard. MARGARET SPIEKER, Margie G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club. FRANCES SPRYCHA, Frana National Honor Society, French Club, G.A.A., Lamp- liqhter Staff, Student Council Rep. Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A. LOUISE STAMPER, Bonfire Hall Guard, Office Assistant, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. IOSEPH STANISLAWSKI, Ioe Intramural Sports, Iunior Club. LUCILLE STASZAK, Lu ,- Frenchcgflubd Senior Girls G.A.A., ,Civic Forum, fyunior ub. f 5- 4, ,VJQH ., L ,V .,, A,.Vl ' f I j ' ,ff fifl' f L 5 , 'KA' I .441 ' k M. Soprych A. Sosin R. Sosriovkski M Spieker L. Staszak M. Steffel I, F. Stepanaitis E Stomiany F. Szkudlarek L. Szyper ' M. Szyper A Szostak MARY STEFFEL, Bumps Home Economics Club, G.A.A,, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Civic Forum, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Locker Guard. FRANCES STEPANAITIS, Minnie G.A.A., French Club, lunior Club, Service Girls' Club, Lithuanian Club, Senior Girls' Club. EDWARD STOMIANY, Chubby German Club, Polish Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Choir. LORRAINE STRAUBE, Sparkles Lampliqhter Staff, Chairman Bow Day Dance, Prom Com- mittee, Senior Girls' Club, Skeleton Squad, Drama Club, G.A.A. HELEN SWIECH, Bogey , G.A.A., Senior Girls' 7 I b nomics Club, Hall Guard, Office Assi n, unior Cl . . -.N STELLA SWISTOWICZ, Bobs Latin Club, Polish Club, Cosmetician Club, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Clarion Staff, Lampliqhter Staff. FLORENCE SZKUDLAREK, Flogo Senior Girls' Club, Lampliqhter Captain, Pres. Home Economics Club, Mixed Chorus, Iunior Club, Civic Forum, G.A.A. LILLIAN SZYPER, Lil G.A.A., Hall Guard, Civic Forum, Polish Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Tap Dancing, Division Room Pres. MARION SZYPER, Adeline G.A.A., Polish Club, Senior Girls' Club. f M ANNE SZOSTAK, Butch Pj- f ' I ' 'V Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Drama Club, Bow Day Com- mittee, Lampliqhter Staff, Polish Club, Cosrnetician Club. i Page 25 955-t X Q F Tabor E. Tamraz V. Thomas B. Thorpe X H. Timm C. Tomczak I. Tracz H Vacek D, Valence Vallera M. Vitkqu as A. Wantrobski H. Wilczak V. Wizgarcl I Woiclk R. Wojcik E. Wojtas k M. Wychocke . R. Yarosh G. Young A. Zmuda . I Q I ' National ociet Sen G Clu ef: ision G.A.A., French Club, Senior Girls' Club. FLOREN T ' u ' I ,V K1 ANNAME WANTROBSKI. Mays ' S ' , if S . Treas. Divi on, Office Assi ant EMILY TAMRAZ, Persian G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, lunior Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Clarion Rep., Office Assistant. VIRGINIA THOMAS, Virg ' Honor Society, D.A.R. Rep., K Club, Stagecraft Club, Press. Nsbsihetictan Club, Fencing Club, Bowling, Office Assistant. BILL THORPE, Eightball Bill Varsity Basketball Team, Baseball Team, K Club. Senior Dance Committee, Ushers' Club, Fire Guard, Tennis, Golf, I-Ii-Y. HELEN TIMM, Timmie Hall Guard, G.A.A., German Club, Iunior Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant, Fencing. CASIMIR T Mczzucf '7r6m f Senior Boy?CllibY V , O ' ' y IOHN TRACZ, 'fCurley ' f ' Intramural SeftbaIi'Champions, Hall Guard. HELEN VACEK, Cookie I Clarion Literary Editor, Lamplighter Literary Editor, Drama Club, Clarion Feature Writer, Pres. Latin Optif mates' Club. DOROTHY VALENCE, Dot Honor Society, G.A.A., Home Economics Treas., Clarion Staff, Senior Girls' Club, Drama Club, Iunior Club, Serv- ice Club. WINNIE VALLERA, Val Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club. MARTHA VITKAUSKAS, Marty G.A.A., Iunior Club, Lithuanian Club, Senior Girls' Club, Library Club, Student Council Rep., Pres. Division. I 4,-. Page 26 HELEN WILCZAK, Willie Clarion Feature Writer, Larnplighter Staff, 4B-4A Pub- licity Chairman, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Office Assistant. , VICTORIA WIZGARD, Vicky Hall Guard, Polish Club,l1unior ' b Economics Club, Senior Girls gC l ffice Assistant, G.A.A. y . ,X iota woicuc, Lefty H3 ,J'! - - Senior Boys' Club. if ROSE WOICIK, Smiles G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Fencing, Senior Girls Club, Bowling, Drama Club, Personnel Office Assistant. EDWARD WOITASIK, Inspector Hi-Y, Senior Boys' Club, German Club, Intramural Sports, Polish Club, Iunior Club. MATTHEW WYCHOCKE, Shrimp Skeleton Squad, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Senior Boys' Club, , ' , AN E wYzA 'Dangp1eS I 11,1 GT CliliCffForum, Polish 'ClilSff'Eatin Club, Iunior Club, Tap Dancing, Hall Guard, Sefriior Girls' Club. ROSE YAROSH, Ro Clean Up Committee, Clarion Rep., Hall Guard, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club. GEORGE YOUNG, Red . Football, Swimming Team, Hall Guard, K Club, Intra- mural Sports, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Ushers' Club. ANN ZMUDA Duchess G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant, Public Speaking Club, Library Club, Cosmetician Club, Iunior Club. ANGELINE O'BRADOVIC AMELIA WHITTINGHAM LAST WlLL AND TESTAMENT ofthe CLASS of IUNE l93S As we take up the valedictory pen to bequeath to posterity our heritage of abundant knowledge, our educational equipment, our congenial surround- ings, and our high hopes yet to be realized, we pause to meditate and rem- inisce at the expense of this, our last unanimous address. Successors, immediate followers, you exalted Seniors who are closest our advancing footsteps, we place in your hands the problems, cares, and brief thrill of our dignified position and attainment of a slight authority in student affairs, from the status of a lofty hall guard who admonishes dallying Freshies, to a position of responsibility and prominence of vital benefit to the entire school. f'- Iuniors, yours is the impending and happily acquired privilege ofbecom- ing the leaders of this co-educational institution. Yours will be the burden and acclaim for the short day, until you too, shall pass onward as the Classes of '39 and '40, To the Sophomores we bequeath greater hopes and aspirations, with energy and initiative to enter the various activities and work upon the dreams closest your youthful hearts. . Upon the Freshmen we bestow our dignity to withstand the cool,. scrutinizing eye of the upperclassmen. Yes, we recall with a pang, tstrange to admitl, the vacant searching look upon the faces of the newly-fledged Kellyans, as we scoffed at them to hide the bitter desire of joining their ranks again. Yes, we the unapproachable envy you. We endow you with the traditional Bow- Day green bow and lollipop, also the audacity with which you consumed it in class, glorying in this new liberty. To our friends, the Faculty, we leave a fleeting memory of the ranks of the youth 'of today, who are whirled from your protecting wing, 'neath which we paused for a while, before heeding the call of the road. Many thanks, friends, for your aid in embarking us upon the eventful adventure of gradua- tion. We extend to you our handclasp in return for that all-powerful store of knowledge which you have given us. And to each other, we will courage and success in furthering those dreams we launched four years ago, about whose fragile structure we built the founda- tion of our career and life itself. And to ourselves, as future alumni, we will this book, a document, a lasting record, as a memento of our yesterdays within these portals. In solemn witness whereof, we affix our official seal and signatures. HELEN VACEK, Attorney-at-Law Witnesses: EDWARD BAGWELL, DOROTHY IANICKI Page 27 1 J A Class of lanuary l939 CLASS OFFICERS President ..........,....... Enzo Giuntoli Vice President ..... ,.... M ardel Sauter Secretary ...... ........ E lla Kiaup Treasurer . .... Alyce Ahlgrim Class History We are the graduates of Ianuary, '39l The hand of Fate brought us together: brought us from surrounding neigh- borhoods and other cities. A few of us spent our first semester of high school at the Burroughs Branch. Miss Martha Hinkel was the head of the Branch, and now we can see that it was she, along with Miss Best, Miss Monaghan, Miss Shaack, Mr. Sheehy, and Mr. Allaben who really started us on the road to achievement. After that first, long year, we gained the title of Sophomores. At last we felt that we were getting somewhere on that long road that leads to being a Senior. We gained new recruits from other schools, but many dropped from our ranks. During this year, many of us began to take interest in extra curri- cular activities, with the result that when we became Iuniors, we were the most active group in the school. Our class was organized and met at the meetings of the Iunior Club, sponsored by Mrs. Baas. Our pioneering spirit crept out when we completed the plans suggested by former classes, and sponsored the first Iunior Promenade in the history of the Kelly High School. Finally, we had bestowed upon us the title of Seniors. Now we found that members of our class filled many important positions in the school. We gained these positions, encouraged by Miss Farr, Miss DeGraff, Miss McEniff, and Mr. Dixon, our division teachers. places. We give our torch to them have ended. We are the class of Ianuary, '39, 4B CLASS COMMITTEES BOARD OF DIRECTORS-4B Class Officers: Mary Cuprisin, Edward Savich, Bruno Klymas, Peter Gritis. BOW DAY COMMITTEE-I-Ie-len Sychta, Chairman: Lillian Akucka, Stanley Guia, Ioseph Sparks. DANCE COMMITTEE4Stephanie Kolometz, Chairman: Page 28 But there are others who will fill our to hold high until their years at Kelly Tillie Goldik, Rose Kolinski, Bruno Klymas, Gus Skipi- tis. MAY OUEEN COMMITTEE-Lorraine Zintak, Chair- man: Pauline Nowakowski, Martin Mazur, Dorothy Fittro, Arnold Adam. TICKET COMMITTEE-William McDermott, Chairman: Andrew Sowadski, Al Sommerfeld, Iean Giustino, Eliza- beth Zinglar. A. Adam A. Aftrunti A. Ahlqrim B. Arndt R. Auqustyniak A. Baiyor M. Brodarick R. Brunner I. Buczkowski ARNOLD ADAM, Schnarkles Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Fire Guard. . 5 -,X N ANTHONYMAFFRUNTE Tush 2 - ' 2A Div.. -Treusl Sxoftball, Vxarsity Football, 'Hall Guard, Basketball. ' X, . 1 , . ALYCE AHLGRIM, Al Lamplighter and Clarion Rep., Civic Forum, French Club, Hall Guard, Annual Staff, 3B Div. Sec., 4B Class Treasurer. LILLIAN AKUCKA, Lil G.A.A., Home Economics Club, lunior Club, Hall Guard, Office Ass't., Div. Sec., Lampliqhter Rep . RUSSELL ALLIE, Rusty Skeleton Squad, Lampliqhter Staff, Div. Vice'Pres., Stu- dent Council Deleqate, lunior Club, Intramural Sports. CLEMENTINE ANDREU, Tiny G.A.A., French Club, Iunior Club, Home Economics, Per- sonnel Office Assistant. MARIE ANDREWS, Wee Wee G.A.A., Iunior Club, Clarion Reporter, Div. Secretary. BETTY ARNDT, Toni 2B and 2A Div. Treas., G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Personnel and Office Assistant, Home Economics Club. ROMAN AUGUSTYNIAK, Slim Boys' Chorus. ANN BAIYOR, Annie Spanish Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. L. Akucka R. Allie C. Andreu O. Baluk I. Bickel S. Blackowitz M. Budzyn S. Buhle E. Calabrese OLGA BALUK, Giggles IB Div. Pres., Clarion Rep., Iunior Club, French Club, Annual Staff, Div. Vice-Pres. and Sec. y,,B47.,. ' ,- W . IAMES BICKEL, Iimmy K. , Q ' f ' R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, lunior Club, Boys' Chorus, German Club, Mixed Chorus. SIGMUND BLACKOWITZ, Sig Senior Boys' Club. ADAM BRAZAUSKAS, Cookie Intramural Baseball and Basketball, 1938 Football Cap- tain, Div. Pres. and Student Council Delegate, K Club, Usher. MARIE -BRODJCMCIET 'lScottie'1 V V ' Clean Comm., I.. taff, Clarion Staff, Hall Guard, 'o ker Gufirzgn L ,A., lunior Club. RALPH BRUNNER, Ari Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Senior Boys' Club. IOHANNA BUCZKOWSKI, lo G.A.A., Lampliqhter Representative, lunior Club, Div. Tre-as. MITCHELL BUDZYN, Bud SHIRLEY BUHLE, Fifi G.A.A., Clarion Staff. EDA CALABRESE, Cally German Club, Hall Guard, French Club, G.A.A., Iunior Club. DENNIS CAREY, Stooqe Hall Guard, lunior Club, Adjustment Office. Page 29 2 V M. Andrews A. Brazauskas D. Carey QL Z I. .4 bf. .Q 2 M. Carusillo E. Dahms H. Felton D. Cella G. Choyce V. Cichowicz A. Dambros A. De Ceco M. Diviggiano D. Fittro R. Follis L. Forrest MARGE CARUSILLO, China Hall Guard, Service Girls, Annual Staff, Iunior Club, Student Council Rep., Iunior and Senior Life Saving. DOROTHY CELLA, Dot Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. GREGORY CHOYCE, Greg Intramural Basketball and Baseball, Iunior Club, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Officer. VIRGINIA CICHOWICZ, Chick G.A.A., Clarion Rep., Iunior Club, Mixed Chorus. GEORGE COLLINS, Speed Clarion Staff, Co-Chairman of Clean Up Comm., Student Council Delegate, Clarion Rep., Iunior Club. HELEN CRONIN, Hey Hey Hall Guard, Iunior Club, Home Economics Club. MARY CUPRISIN, Mary 3A, 4B Div. Pres., Office Asst., Student Council Rep., Home Economics Club, Annual Staff, Div. Treas. and Sec. ELEANOR DAHMS, El Honor Society, G.A.A., Iunior Club, Annual Staff, Service Girls, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, Div. Vice-Pres. ALGERD DAMBROS, Lefty K Club, German Club, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Bas- ketball, Swimming Team, Student Council, Iunior Club, Fencing. ANTHONY DE CECO, Chick Varsity Basketball, Baseball Team, Usher, K Club, Band, Clarion Reporter, Swimming Team. Page 30 . 9 ff Lf G. Collins H. Cronin M. Cuprisin I. Donlon I. Dvorak E. Falkovitz H. Frascone L. Gagnon W. Gedzun MARY DIVIGGIANO, Mon Home Economics Club, G.A.A., Office Assistant. 4 - ff' ll' 1, 1 JANE'DoNucSN 'fern'C3-gf f AMI Staff,f 'S6Cfy,,,,ClariorxL Sefvicel Girls Club, ef..A.,.,ofm'A,Q,r4xAr1niOf citib. -V Jos Dvoazuc, rum Intramural Volley Ball, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Fire Guard, Iunior Club, Usher, K Club. EVELYN FALKOVITZ, Eve Annual Staff, French Club, Student Council, Office Asst'. Div. Vice-Pres., Service Girls, Iunior Club G.AA.. HARRY FELTON, Chauser Intramural Baseball, Basketb . 5, DOROTHY FITTRO, Dot Div. Pres., Student Council, Office Ass't, Iunior Club Service Girls' Club, Annual Rep. and Staff, French Club ROBERT FOLLIS, Bob Football, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Usher, Hi-Y Div. Vice-Pres. LAVERNE FORREST, Lovey German Club, Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, G.A.A HENRY FRASCONE, Hank Football Team, Hall Guard, Pressman. LORRAINE GAGNON, Bibs Lamplighter Rep., Skeleton Squad, Iunior Club, G.A.A. WILLIAM GEDZUN, Bill R.O.T.C. Officer, Fire Marshal, Fire Guard, Div. Pres. Iunior Club, Student Council Delegate. E. Giuntoli I. Giustino D. Goers P. Gritis S. Gula A. Hartwig M. Houser I. Ianeczko E. Iarsonbeck ENZO GIUNTOLI, RubinoIf Band, Orchestra, '38 State Champ., Honor Society, Dance Orch., Pres. Latin Club, 4B Class Pres., Sports Ed., Varsity Track IEAN GIUSTINO, Giggles Girls' Choir, Iunior Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. DOROTHY GOERS, Dee Junior Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society. TILLIE GOLDIK, Boots G.A.A. Board, Life Saving Club, K Club, Swimming Team, Volley Ball Team, Home Economics Pres., Iunior Club, Div. Treas. GENEVIEVE GRABOWSKI, lennie Iunior Club, Fencing Club, Tap Dancing, G.A.A. I FRANK GRECZEK, Frankie Honor Society. BERNARD GRENS, Bern 1 Intramural Basketball and Softball, Clarion Rep., Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard. PETER GRITIS, Pete , Div. Pres., Student Council, Clarion Staff, French Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, K Club, Basketball. STANLEY GULA, Meister Boys' Chorus, Pressman, Hall Guard. ARDELLA HARTWIG, Dell Iunior Club, G.A.A. T. Goldik G. Grabowski F. Greczek B. Helmerich M. Hollenbeck A. Hook S. Iurqevicus R. Karkut E. Kavicky BETTE HELMERICH, Skippy Clarion Staff, Girls' Chorus, Latin Club, French Club, Operetta. MARY ANN HOLLENBECK, Scary Clarion Staff, Clean Up Comm., Locker Guard, German Club, Iunior Club, Clarion Rep., Clean Up 'Dance Comm. ALEXANDER HOOK, Hooks K Club, Usher, Varsity Football, Annual Staff, Hi-Y. ELMER HORN, Elm Annual Staff, Hall Guard, Softball Captain, Pressman. MILDRED HOUSER, Millie Div. Treas., Clarion Rep., G.A.A. IOANNA IANECZKO. Io Iunior Club, Annual Staff, Clarion Reporter, Div. Treas., G.A.A. 'Q EARL IARSOMBECK, Snippy'Q l' Latin Club, Hall Guard. ' STANLEY IURGEVICUS, Stan Kamera Klub, Fencing, Iunior Cl B. Grens E. Horn D. Keen , It ' 5 u gg-,9? '-u4'f'.-4' E f. Q.. N RAYMOND KARKUT, Dimples I I Intramural Basketball, Intramural VoLey.h,BQ1l. f Q, 4 EMILY KAVICKY, Em Iunior Club, Annual Rep., Library Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, G.A.A. DOROTHY KEEN, Dotty Iunior Club, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, Library Club, German Club, G.A.A. Page 3I S. Kemp L. Kerstein M. Kerstein E. Kiaup F. Kleifgen C, Klim A. Klumbis B. Klyrnas A. Kmak I. Kolecke R. Kolinski S. Kolody S. Kolometz S. Kowynia W, Kushta E. Kuttner A. Lawrence L. Lindeman H. Lodding M. Lopajko I. Madigan SHIRLEY KEMP, Shirl ROSE KOLINSKI, Lefty Iunior Club, Hall Guard, Div. Vice-Pres., Student Coun- Civic Forum, French Club, Annual Staff, Div. Vice-Pres. cil Delegate, G.A.A. and Sec'y., lunior Club, G.A.A., Clean Up Committee. LILA KERSTEIN, Li SIGMUND KOLODY, Curly Office Ass't., Home Economics Club, German Club, An- Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Printing nual Staff, Honor Society, Clarion and Annual Hep., Service. G.A.A. STEPHANIE KOLOMETZ, Steve META KERSTEIN, Mae Div. Pres. and Vice-Pres., Annual Staff, Annual Hep. Office Ass't., Home Economics Club, G.A.A., German and Clarion Rep., Student Council Delegate, Personnel Club, Library Club, Iunior Club, Div. Treas. Office. ELLA KIAUP, Cowboy STEVE KOWYNIA, Rocks Clarion Reporter, Annual Staff, Div. Sec'y., German Intramural Basketball, Softball, Valley Ball, Hall Guard, Club, Iunior Club, Library Club, 4B Class Sec., Honor Div. Vice-Pres. Society, G.A.A. H H WILLIAM KUSHTA, Kush FRANCIS KLEIFGEN. PUPPY Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Basketball and Lvlm Club. Band. Orchestre- Softball, K Club, Div. Vice-Pres. CLEMENT KLIM, Flash Baseball, Swimming, Boxing. EVELYN KUTTNER' HEVGH G.A..A, Iunior Club, Hall Guard. ALBIN KLUMBIS, Al R.O.T.C., German Club Sec'y., Fire Guard, Clarion Pressman. ALEX LAWRENCE, Koi Intramural Softball, Hall Guard. BRUNQ KLYMASI Bu1Ch h,g3,, 'F LAVERNE LINDEMAN, Lindy K C1ubV Im,-cmuml Spons G19 Club, Coun, Skeleton Squad, Clarion Rep., Clarion Staff, German dl Rep., Div. pres. cmd T, Se i U, Club, Hall Guard, Drama Club, G.A.A. anian Club. -J HOWARD l.oDDlNa, Chick AGNES KMAK' -'Agn Swimming Team, Safety Patrol, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. lunior Club, G.A.A., Polish Club, Library Club, Home Economics, Senior Girls' Club. MARY LOPAIKO' HMimSYH Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club. ISABEL KOLECKE, Izzie Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, IAMES MADIGAN, limmy Library Club. 4 4 J Hall Guard, ' I P ' 32 GQG r V I. Malinowski B. Marek M. Mazur R. Mikalajunas S. Milazzo G. Mooha B. Nacin A. Narkis A. Niemoth IACOB MALINOWSKI, IakeS ' Intramural e all and Softbfl, Clarion Rep., K Club. nf' BERN N br MA tlft LN ,GW..A., o ' Assitsta t, Umor Club, MARTIfNI MAZUR, Marty Band, Orchestra, Clarion Staff. LAWRENCE MCCANN, Larry Hall Guard. WILLIAM MCDERMOTT. Irish Football, Div. Treas., Intramural Sports, Mixed Chorus, Skeleton Squad, Hi-Y. BETTY MCGUIRE, Betts Div. Pres., Student Council, Annual Staff, Fencing, French Clu G.A.A., Clarion Reporter, lunior Club. O L T MZ KI, l Or estr, Fr , ncil, Div. Pres., Pol ub. RAYMOND MIKALAIUNAS, Beef Intramural Baseball, Football, Basketball, Varsity Foote ball, Swimming Team, Usher, Poster Club, Fencing, An- nual Staff. SAMUEL MILAZZO, Sam Intramural Sports, Iunior Club. GEORGE MOOI-IA, George the Villain Kamera Klub, Intramural Baseball. WILLIAM MORMANN, Sneaky Hall Guard, Glee Club, Skeleton Squad, Intramural Sports, Locker Guard, Office Ass't., Operetta. L. McCann W. McDermott B. McGuire W. Mormann M. Mudge H. Muenzer P. Nowakowski M. Olaska W. Oles MASON MUDGE, Fudge Div. Pres., Spanish Club. HELEN MUENZER, Ginger Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., French Club, Hall Guard, lunior Club. . I BOLESLAUS MUSTEIKIS, Holly ' lf' F' Student Council, Intramural Basketball, Bowling. . .f fi' . ra . . '- ff -,, . . ' J, 4, . ,ff 1.4.4 7 BLANCI-IE NACIN, Lefty - G.A.A., Hall Guard, lunior Club, Latin Club, Library Club, Home Economics Club. ALFRED NARKIS, Narky Annual Staff, German Club, Clean Up Comm., Debat- ers' Club. ALDEN NIEMOTH, Ala Div. Pres., Student Council, Honor Society, Iunior Club, Annual Staff, Div. Sec'y. PAULINE NOWAKOWSKI, Peggy Clarion Rep., lunior Club, German Club, Annual Staff, Hall Guard, Div. Treas., G.A.A. MARY OLASKA, :'1sf,m . , I I A ,,, ,- Library Club, G.A,,AfxIurfior sissy f' WANDA OLES, Blonde Z G.A.A., Student Council Delegate, Clean Up Rep., Iurtior Honor Society, National Honor Society. CHARLES OTTO, Sonny R.O.T.C. Officer, German Club, Iunior Club, Softball. Page '33 L, Melerski B. Musteikis C. Otto lg, je J.. 6 H Panek L. Parkowski L. Paulikat I. Paulius A Polischuk V. Price H, Pronewich L. Ouinn A Rupslauska G. Rusckul M, Rusek M. Rzeszut HENRY PANEK, Hank Basketball. LEO PARKOWSKI, Porky Locker Guard, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Library Club, LYDIA PAULIKAT, Rubinoft Office Ass't., Girls' Chorus, Orchestra, Iunior Club, Op- eretta, Chicaqo High School A Cappella Choir. IOSEPH PAULIUS, Silent Ioe Skeleton Club, Div. Treas., Intramural Basketball, Stamp Club. DANIEL PERRINO, SZ Inches Band, Orchestra, Kamera Klub, Clean Up Comm., Ten- nis Club, Div. Vice-Pres., Div. Treas., Iunior Club, R.O.T.C. SALLY PLAZA, Sal G.A.A., French Club, Latin Club, Clarion Represnetative. IOSEPH PLESHAR, Ice Skeleton Squad. ANNE POLISCHUK, Annebelle Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, Girls' Chorus, Clarion Rep., Operetta, G.A.A., Hall Guard. VIRGINIA LEE PRICE, Ginger Lee Associate Editor of Clarion, Student Council Sec'y., Drama Club, Div. Pres., Iunior Club, Civic Award Comm., G.A.A. HELEN PRONEWICH, Frome G.A.A., Iunior Club, Fencing. LORRAINE OUINN, Oueenie Skeleton Squad, Student Council Rep., Cosmeticians, Hall Guard, Service Girls, Home Economics Club, Fenc- inq, G.A.A., Iunior Club. Page 34 D. Perrino S. Plaza I. Pleshar D. Redemske W. Reminqer R. Rieckermann H. Sakai L. Samusevich M. Sauter DOROTHY REDEMSKE, Dot Orchestra, Annual Staff, Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, Varsity Show, Student Council, Girls' Glee Club, Div. Pres. WILLIAM REMINGER, Bill Baseball, Basketball. RAYMOND RIECKERMANN, Raymie Swimming Team. AL RUPSLAUSKAS Dead Legs Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus, Intramural Basketball and Baseball. GENEVIEVE RUSCKUL, lean Clarion Staff, Hall Guard, Lithuanian Club, Honor So- ciety, French Club. MATTHEW RUSEK, Mat Intramural Basketball and Football. MARY RZESZUT, Milly Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Lampliqhter Rep., Honor Society, G.A.A., Hobby Club. HELEN SAKAL, Tot Clarion Staff and Rep., G.A.A., French Club, Iunior Club, Hall G r Lithuania Club. LE , ' t D' . ., r n Softball, K Club, siy . MARDEL SAUTER, Martie National Honor Society, Div. Sec'y and Treas., Annual Staff, G.A.A., Student Council Delegate, Iunior Club, 4B Class Vice-President. X... E. Savich K. Scheel E. Schleichert R. Sievers A. Skall L. Skerski Skipitis . I S . . B. Slunecko E. Smith K. Sochor E. Stecki A, Stoka I. Stonchus EDWARD SAVICH, Base Div. Pres., Vice Pres., Clarion Rep., Clarion Staii, Intra- mural Athletics, Skeleton Squad. KARL SCI-IEEL, Kelly German Club, K Club, Usher, Football Team, Base- ball Team, Annual Staff, French Club, Skeleton Squad, Mixed Chorus. EMILY SCHLEICHERT, Em Glee Club, Hall Guard, Kelly Honor Society, Div. Treas. and Sec'y., G.A.A., National Honor Society. RAY SIEVERS, R Electricians' Club, Clarion Representative. AMBER SKALL, Am Iunior Club, Spanish Club, Lampliqhter Rep., Glee Club, Fencing, Hall Guard, G.A.A. LEO SKERSKI, La La R.O.T.C., Kamera Klub, Hall Guard. GUS SKIPITIS, Skippy Division Treasurer. BLANCI-IE SLUNECKO, Sunny Annual Staff, Iunior Club, Div. Sec'y., Office Ass't., Clarion Rep., Home Economics Club, Tap Dancing, G.A.A. EDWARD swim-r, Hide ' Hall Guard. ' l KARL SOCHOR, Chuck R.O.T.C. Officer, French Club. ALFRED SOMMERFELD, Bull Football Team, Intramural Softball, Basketball, Volley Ball, German Club. . SI' . A. Sommerfeld A. Sowadski I. Sparks D, Stones M. Stortz W. Strenge L .. 4-' .f X, ANDREW SOWADSKI, Andy Intramural Sports, Varsity Baseball, '36 Football Cap- tain, Fire Guard, K Club, Student Council, German Club, Ushers' Club. IOSEPH SPARKS, Yoe Hall Guard, Kamera Klub, R.O.T.C., Skeleton Squad, Social Club. ELMER SPIEZIO, Empa lunior Club, German Club, Glee Club, Book Room Assistant. EDWARD STECKI, Ed Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volley Ball, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Boys' Chorus. ALBIN STOKA, Stokie Hall Guard. IRENE STONCHUS, I Library Club, Annual Rep., Home Economics Club, lunior Club, G.A.A., Clarion Rep., Annual Staff. DOROTHY STONES, Dash Annual Co-Editor, Div. Pres., Student Council, Honor Society, Drama, Library Club, Orchestra, Home Ecoe nomics Club Pres., Debaters. MILDRED STORTZ, Millie Iunior Club, G.A.A., Service Girls' Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Hall Guard. WILLARD STRENGE, Bill Football, Swimming, lunior Club, Gymnastic Club. ELEANORA STRITOF, Smiles Hall Guard, Div. Pres., Annual Rep., Home Economics Club, G.A.A., Iunior Club. Page 35 piezio E. Stritof F if ,wt Q.:-2 .7 ff ' 9 I--'inf' Mgr! -1 Q. I Swanson H. Sychta S. Sypien M. Theodores Truszkowskt D. Voss R. West L. White Wood L. Zakes G. Zambos A. Zawilla ARTHUR SWANSON, Swede Band, Drum Major, Orchestra, R.O.T.C., Social Club. HELEN SYCHTA, Sy lunior Club, Annual Captain, Mixed Chorus, Personnel and Office Assistant, Div. Secretary and Treasurer, G.A.A. STANLEY SYPIEN, Stash Clean Up Comm., Clarion Staff, Drama Club, Civic Forum, Glee Club, R.O.T.C., Iunior Club, Social Club. MARY TI-IEODORES, Teddy Skeleton Squad, Swimming Team, French Club, Annual Captain, Civic Forum, Clarion Staff, Fencing, Hall Guard, G.A.A. CLEMENCE TOMASZEWSKI, Tomatoes Polish Club, Basketball Team, Div. Sec'y., Intramural Sports, Hall Guard. LORRAINE TRENT, Lorry French Club, Glee Club, Captain Ball Team, Library Club, Life Saving, Office Assistant, Tap Dancing, G.A.A. FRED TRINER, Tri R.O.T.C., Hall Guard. KASMER TRUSZKOWSKI, Casey Div. Sec'y, Skeleton Squad, Intramural Sports, German Club, lunior Club, Social Club, Hi-Y. DOLORES VOSS, Dee Dee Service Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. ROBERT WEST, Bob German Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Iunior Club, Div. Vice Pres., Intramural Basketball, Softball and Iunior Basket ball. Page 36 C. Tomaszewski L. Trent F. Triner L. Williams W. Witek L. Wolski E. Zinqlar L. Zintalc I. Zintak LILLIAN WHITE, Flash Honor Society, Clarion and Annual Staffs, Library Club, News Reporter, Div. Pres., Iunior Promenade Comm. LOUISE WILLIAMS, Babe German Club, lunior Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Club. WALTER WITEK, Laddie Fencing, Iunior Club. LILLIAN WOLSKI, Lillums National Honor Society, Iunior Club, Spanish Club, Ane nual Staff, Office Assistant, G.A.A. RUTH WOOD, Woody Latin Club, Hall Guard, Iunior Club, G.A.A., Div. Treas. and Vice President. LEO ZAKES, Lee Hall Guard. GEORGE ZAMBOS, Georgie Div. Pres., Student Council, Clarion Rep., Annual Rep., Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Iunior Club, R.O.T.C., Honor Society. AL ZAWILLA, Io Gun Baseball, Basketball, Intramural Softball and Basketball, Clarion Staff, Pressman. ELIZABETH ZINGLAR, Fritzie Clarion Editor, Civic Forum, Annual Rep., Iunior Club, Clarion Reporter, Student Council Rep., Iunior Prome- nade Comm. LORRAINE ZINTAK, Lol Latin Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. IOHN ZINTAK, Iohnnie Usher, Football, Skeleton Squad, Boxing. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the CLASS of IANUARY 1939 Life at Kelly has been good but all good things must eventually come to a close, and in this spirit, we, the graduating class of February, '39, wish to leave, as a memorial, this document, that will survive us and remain as a testimonial of our reign at Kelly. Being of sane body and mind, we hope, and influenced by none, we hereby wish to bequeath that which we cannot take with us upon our departure. First, our grade advisor, Miss Hennebry. For her quiet understanding and solutions to all of the problems arising in the course of our attendance at Kelly, we Wish to leave her the recollection of a class who truly appre- ciated her efforts. Then, to Miss DeGraff, who will remain in our memory not as just a class sponsor, but as a person who shared our cares and worries, we leave the hope that she will be fortunate enough in the future to secure classes who will not aggravate her as we surely must have. To the Iuniors we bequeath our privileges as Seniors, our rights to confuse Freshmen, providing they don't complain, also our ungranted but unques- tioned power to dominate the Sophomores, and leave you to keep one step ahead of the class behind you as you made us by so doggedly pursuing us for the past years. The Sophomores, sometimes termed Suffer-mores , we endow with the right of discovery and success in chosen fields. May you possess all the qual- ities of a Walter Winchell by not allowing any event, no matter how trivial, to escape your watchful eyes. Prominence, success, enjoyment, and accom- plishment are yours if, after considering the extra-curricular activities now accessible to you, you follow one chosen path, which we leave it to you to select. The Freshmen, the babes of Kelly, who are just beginning their high school careers, and who have so innocently and patiently been the victims of our pranks and ridicule, we endow, in utmost sincerity, with the entrance to scho- lastic achievement. As infants, however, your privileges are yet to come, so appreciate your blissful state as Freshmen and when opportunity knocks, take advantage and pass successfully to your Sophomore year. Now, after crossing fellow students off the list, our estate is not as yet entirely distributed for we wish to leave a share of it to the faculty. As we have at one time or another had occasion to come in Contact with practically all of the faculty, we wish to say, in a general way, Thank you. Thank you for helping us to overcome obstacles, thank you for guiding us, thank you, well, thanks a million for everything. We can leave only these two words, small in outward appearance, but with a meaning of infinite depth. Thus, we wish to say in closing, that we deemed it advisable to will our brethren and faculty abstract and inanimate objects because this type of in- heritance is everlasting and cannot be given away to others. ELLA KIAUP, Barrister. Witnesses: CAROL MARTIN, MARGARET SANDERS, MARILYN MILLER. BETTY IANE SULLIVAN. Page 37 The lunior Class On the verge ol seniordom, Where the brook and river meet , the Iunior lorsakes his petty complexes--which have accumulated from the shy Fresh- man and adolescent Sophomore stages. He has spent enough time at Kelly to become acquainted with its traditions, methods, and inhabitants, and re- ioices in its victories and aspirations achieved by the persevering individuals with which he comes in daily contact. ln the impending year which looms on the horizon, the lunior suddenly re- alizes the eminence and also the imrninence ot his position. All the activities and opportunities await his initiative, every tield lies open to accept him. Band, orchestra, dramatics, athletics, and scholastic endeavor have drained a lull measure oi benefit from the great amount ot lunior vigor and participa- tion, enthusiastically devoted to these tields. The success of the lunior Promenade was a beginning ot the accomplish- ments of the luniors. More power to them in the future! Page 38 Ma W in - sm af ij A V , 'Y :Elk il 5 44 ,f ,, R Q ' .5, :Qi W .M ,H V 3 , WM bm. .1 7 N R N vv 5: A' eg S 5 . 5 f EE if fi - aff' - A up h vt-Ffh,-. Y A X ' A X l . xl? 3 E ii K 5 ff :1f.i'gg Y' f Q g fe 1 f W if an 9+ W ' W 1 f 'N 1 'f J Sf r . 3 ' , f H, f '55 sf' ,. w 5 K5 ' 'z' ' E, xg 1 V Q ,AAA 4 5 Ng mi' K gg 'ff' 7' I M X' 1 ,, . 3 is ug F fgff W- . ' ' A 1 ' X :Q 1 ii' 5 2? 73 ff. J' V eg 15, Q fr 7' . s .- if ' L li? ' I bf 'WI 1' N an 'divx - .Q L A A A X x 3- E Q 1 5 Q 'ag M 3 YW 'N' if Q ., W sv , 5' K .w , 'U l V ' 'fs' K f L5 - ' :IGI .3E !,Ri 15 LU S2 345,15 N H w ' 5- 'vig Q Qviigg, if 553 f- - V E E ,ke QS. N ,P ' W ws ' s ' Q. 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N x - M, 4- , 4 . ,N ll N -1-s- Q. ,W X. f 1wref32rSiaE2fiMifrlsffsifss?2ffiigE31fsfS'' ' , N . EW I Q .,.., I A ?g,,i.M,m, Zsrf A H 1 4, fi V' ., ,,., ,,, L. we XS K ,Q Q' h , -in Xi'i9fQ??2fiY gif Ill K mn Nfl. , Ni? ,gm g 1 K am. J 1? PART l TWO-Ti-IE ATE-I LETICS SCHEDULLI September .25 Kelly vs. Englewood October Z Kelly vs. DuSable October 9- Kelly vs. Harrison October 16 Kelly vs. Tilden October 30 Kelly vs. Lindblom November 6 Kelly vs. Hyde Park FOOTBALL TEAM dRD ROW E. Grens, H. Szntyd I-l. Eating A. Konewitrli, A. Apcel, A. Hook, A. Kraiz' kus, B. Sasnow, G. Market, A,Sowodsk1. HND ROW 'l'.Skroba, P.Meconis, P.Gritis, A,Brazauskas, G.Younq, A.Sommerf teld, I. Malinowski, C, Scheel Mr. Dixon, coach. 1ST ROW L,l.eo, H Eiqgs, 'f.Skcrcnslci, N.Karnz1c, E.Slez:1k, R.POmo, R.Mikalaf Jtincrf. FOOTBALL Climaxing the most colorful season of football ever to be seen at Kelly, the Trojans on the last day of the 1937 season defeated Hyde Park, 13 to 12, for their first league triumph since their entry in city competition three years ago. Fred Vitalo set the pace by scoring all thirteen points. Under the tutelage of Coach Harry Dixon the team picked up momentum as the season pro- gressed, regardless of the strong opposition that the central section offered and the small aggregation with which Kelly had to confront it. The team was so inspired by Captain Nick Karnzic and his determination to overcome all obstacles that they threatened to win the Du Sable and Lindblom games, but a trick of Fate lost the former game, while a lack of reserves lost the latter. After having scored only fifteen points in the previous fourteen games the squad finished this season with thirty-one points in five games. With a majority of this team coming back for the 1938 season it is not diffi- cult to visualize their finishing in one of the first three positions of the central section. A recapitulation of the scores of this memorable season should be included in such a chronicle as this where posterity may look with pride and honor on the admirable accomplishments of the 1937 football team. Page 46 SENIOR BASKETBALL Although the number of experienced players on the senior varsity squad was rather small, they spurred themselves on to finish the latter part of their league schedule successfully. Going forth against more experienced teams, the quintet were fair opponents in league competition. This varsity squad faced the most difficult and best section in the entire city league with a fight- ing spirit and unbroken Will. Those who witnessed the contest between this team and the squad of picked alumni on March 31 were impressed at the showing these boys made. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM SRD ROW-eA. DeCeco, C. Estramskis, E, Wezalis. ZND ROW---E. Slezalc, W. Kushta, I. Mazeika, A, Dambros, C, Paulauskas, H. Dixon, coach. 1ST ROWe-H. Krum- ske, B. Thorpe, T. Damaska, B. Povilaitis, L. Mock. SCHEDULE Ianuary 6 --Kelly vs. Farragut Ianuary 13---Kelly vs. DuSable Ianuary 20-Kelly vs. Lindblom Ianuary 27--Kelly vs. Tilden February 3-Kelly vs, Phillips February IO-4Ke1ly vs. Manley February 17 Kelly vs. Harrison IUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM SRD ROW---G, Depeder, H. Egielski, I. Thorpe. ZND ROW--E. Slezak, F. Ziqmont, H. Iensen, G. Wassoclc, V. Valentinas, M. Hoare, H. Dixon, coach. IST ROW-E. Tomczak, T. Pieczyrak, R. Riczkus, E. G a n z a, I. Dvorak. SCHEDULE Ianuary 4 --Kelly vs. Farragut Ianuary ll--Kelly vs. DuSable Ianuary 18+Kelly vs. Lindblom January 25-Kelly vs. Tilden February 1--Kelly vs. Phillips February 8--Kelly vs. Manley February 15---Kelly vs. Harrison TUNIOR BASKETBALL Having won four games, lost two, and tied one, the luniors took third place in the central section of the city league this season. The persevering Iunior varsity squad is composed of players of five feet, seven inches, and under, in height. Endowed with unusual spirit, this light, fast, and snappy quintet managed to place third from the top with one hundred and ninety points. Next season's team should carry on with its usual success. Page 47 BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM PND ROW M. Strikicli, I. Malm- owski, B. Follis, l-l. Kiumske, B. Thorpe, Ft, Riczkus, l-l. Ienseri. B. Hermann. lST BOW L, Samiisc- vich, N. Kaiiizic, A. Danibrns, W. Kushta, T. Damaska, K. Sclieel, SCHEDULE April Kelly vs. Hyde Pail: April Kelly vs, Lmdbloiii April Kelly vs Englewood April Kelly vs. Phillips May Kelly vs. DuSablc May Kelly vs. Tilden May Kelly vs. Hyde Park May Kelly vs. Linclbloni May Kelly vs, Eiiqlewoocl May Kelly vs. Phillips May Kelly vs. DuSable May Kelly vs. Tildeii Baseball entered Kelly during the past year, its first season in the city league, and attained an impressive record. Backed by their success and loyal rooters, the Trojans will torge ahead in this branch of organized sport. SOCCER The Soccer Class was organized in our school this year. The enthusiastic followers are learning the fundamentals of picking, dribbling, passing, trap' ping and shooting the ball. This select group is learning the rudiments ot the game in order to produce an experienced and choice team which shall represent Kelly against other school competition in the rising future. Page 48 SOCCER S. Fralick, B, Littciio, l. Russo. SFATFD R. Wilmtp. ZND ROW S. Yuskevict-, l.. Sla- riinka, S. Ziluis, l. Zintalc P. Poze ucek, W. Woods. lST ROW F. Donotiio, W. Placzek, E. Scheel, SWIMMING TEAM SRD ROW E. Yuska, I. Paulus, W. Narkis, R. Rieckermann, R. Baiina, T. Iaresek, E. Grens, G. Marker, R. Hermann, coach. ZND ROW-A. Kiaup, W. Klaric, W. Wheeler, I. Szymanski, A. Krawczyk, I. Koske, B. Young, A. Timke, E. Kuchaiski, G. Depeder. 1ST ROW S. Kardas, R. Pomo, A. Krukas, S. Ciezadlo, R. Koscicki, H. Kcczmarczyk, S Kancius, E. Maly, R. Mikalajunas. March Kelly Harper March Kelly Hyde Park March Kelly Fenqer March Kelly Englewood March Kelly . Lindblom April 5 Kelly vs. Englewood April l Kelly vs. Wells SWIMMING Due to the heavy gym program, the swimming team has been more or less sidetracked, but not forgotten. The team is going through a building-up process. We can look forward to having a winning crop of swimmers as early as next semester. Dual meets were scheduled with Harper, Hyde Park, Lindblom, Fenger, Englewood and Wells, in which our boys made a creditable showing. F EN CINS The Boys' Fencing Club was organized in l936 under the direction of Mr. Hall. When Mr. Hall left Kelly, the task of direction fell to Mr. Hermann who has been directing it since that time. There are at present twelve mem- bers who are pursuing the art of fencing, the mastery of which will aid them in their effort to attain poise, skill and grace not only in fencing, but in living. FENCING TEAM 3RD ROW I. Koske, H. Sitzler, A. Urbxkas, W. Klaric, B. Litierio. ZND ROW S. Iarosz, I. Szymanski, A. Krawczyk, W. Attiyeh, W. Mar- 'ensen. 1ST ROW'--G. Marker, E. Vebell Page 49 GYMNASTIC TEAM ON BARSeE. Vebell, W. Strenqe ON FLOOR -C. Baqucanskis, R Grimes, H. Kaczmarczyk. April 16-University of Chicago Gym KELLY HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING LEAGUE SRD ROW---B. Bowe, R. Kolin, G Walczak, P. Cielak, B. Smietanski R. Anderson. 2ND ROW--S. Opon S. DeBiase, F. Rovensky, I. Pattie E. Latka, M. Zajac, A. Iurkevicuis IST ROW-A. Adam, R. Husky, R Cieler, R. Shecklers, I. Bowler, I Dvorak, A. Zelnis, I, Kiett. 'GYMNASTICS The Gymnastic Club is organized primarily for the more advanced physi- cal education students, who strive to develop their bodies to the greatest degree for the promotion of excellent health. Aiming to develop skill, equi- librium, and agility, this industrious gymnastic team has met with enthusi- astic interest among the students. Among their activities may be listed tumbling and apparatus work. This team, guided by Mr. Hermann plans to enter competition with other high schools. BOWLING The Bowling Team is composed of some forty young aspirants who devote their Thursday afternoons to the manly art of knocking down pins. The team made a creditable showing in the A. B. C. Tournament at the Coliseum. The team is in its second year of existence and is expected to do things and go places next semester. The team has produced some fine bowlers, as is evi- denced by Leveika's 172, and Adam's l60. Page 50 GOLF TEAM H.Dixon, l.Dvorak, E.Radek, E. Keller, l'l.Bruck. May 2 -Kelly vs. Tilden May 9-Kelly vs. Hyde Park May 16 -Kelly vs, Lindblom TENNIS TEAM E. Tomczak, E. Giuntoli, S. Fic, D. Perrino, B. Litterio, May Moy May May May Moy May May May May - -Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly --Kelly -Kelly Kelly Kelly -Kelly -Kelly Englewood Lindblom Manley Hyde Park Tilden Englewood Lindblom Manley Hyde Park Tilden GOLF Golf was introduced to our school in our regular gym classes and amid cries of Fore and the knitting of cotton balls, became popular. The response was tremendous and out of the turmoil a special class was formed in response to many requests. The members soon began to get their experience and prac- tice on regular golf courses. ln this Way, a team was chosen which Will rep- resent Kelly against other schools. TENNIS Tennis, comparatively new in Kelly, annually conducts an open tourna- ment, which is divided into tour groups. Through this tournament, the out- standing players are selected to form our school team. This year, the inexperi- enced team Which is quick to learn and rather agile for this time of the year, is already preparing itself tor league competition With other city school teams. Page 51 GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM Splashl Perfect , the crowd murmurs as the mermaids glide into the water. These girls have spent much time acquiring speed, perfection and poise, both in the water and on the diving board, having won their Iunior and Senior Life Saving badges. They have given exhibitions for Open House night and participated in the G. A. A. Swim meet. GIRLS' FENCING TEAM On guard! Lungel Retreatl are the familiar instructions given by the able instructor, Mr. Hermann. The girls have acquired poise, grace and co-ordination in fencing. Edward Vebel, Mr. Hermann's assistant, has spent much time and effort in aiding them to perfect themselves in the fine art of fencing and balance. SRD ROW4Miss Bartels, R. Wiot, M. Doolin, I. Chicoine, I... Chicoine, Kudla, A. Rutkauskas, Miss Gorgas. 2ND ROW-N. Potts, I.. Gagnon, Confes, H. Duggan, M. Rehder, M. Duggan, A. Hauser. IST ROW- Ouinn, F. Stone, I. Ciezadlo, I. Snell, L. Kleczewski, M. Carusillo, Hudon. ZND ROW-R. Hornick, I. Kudla, D. Smith, L. Stuewe, L. Szwed, Duggan, V. Garofolo. IST ROW-E. Cooney, I. Lelko, R. Hartnell, Walis, A. Hohm. IN FRONT--I. Chicoine, L. Chicoine. l Ur'1... IZ GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM GIRLS' FENCING TEAM Page 52 TAP DANCING CLUB Fifty-two toes tap nimbly and titty-two heels respond lightly. Now to the right they swing, now swing about. Miss Iohnston is the very capable teacher of these light-footed maidens who meet every Friday in the Girls' Gym. They learn many fascinating routines and dances from their instructor and it is very likely that you will see the ladies tapping long after their tap class is finished. VOLLEY BALL TEAM The G. A. A. is glad to present once more the Championship Volleyball team, Whose tournament is held at the end oi the spring semester. The girls get additional points toward their athletic letters for being on a championship team. During the current semesters a new plan of inter-class competition has been developed by allowing the boys and girls to play each other. SRD ROW--H.Nugarus, S. Zmuda, G. O'Neill, P. Schultz, I.Kowa1czyk, C. Winslow, E.Sturonas, M. Stanek. 2ND ROW-Miss M. Iohnston, K.Ianow- ski, B. Kozlowski, M. Dybinski, L. Chapes, F. Serpiro, S. Szkwarek, M. Yunowich, A. Siebenaler. IST ROW-A.Urban, M. Grieshaber, F. Bal- chunas, E. Iones, S. Kowalczyk, H. Adamczyk, A. Dambrauskas, A. Sukis. IN ACTION-S. Ruben, L. Retis. 3RD ROW-T.Go1dik. L. Trent, P. Schultz, E. Lukaszewicz, I. Ruhnke. 2ND ROW-E.Kiaup, I.Kud1a, L. Gagnon, I...Kmieck, D. Kvacik, H.Duqgc1n. IST ROW4L.Szwed, M,Depeder, S. Ardzeck, A.Szostak, E. Contes, M. Rehder, Miss Gorqas. TAP DANCING CLUB VCLLEY BALL TEAM Page 53 THD ROW I... Stuf-wc, C. Winslow, I.. Rc-tis, M. Yimowich, D. Kameur- szki, T. Paluch, N. Potts. ZND ROW S. Borowy, I. Kowalczyk, M, Stcxnewich, S. Maluska, S. Byk, E. Prmkms, I. Bykowski. IST ROW - I.. Chicoino, I. Kudla, D. Kvacik, Miss Iftllllfilllfl, T. Goldik, I. Wie- , H. Walls. G. A. A. BOWLING TEAM Much credit is due the G. A. A. Bowling representatives, Dorothy Kvacik and Tillie Goldik lor the manner in which they ran the touranment. The mem- bers, divided into Iunior and Senior divisions, received gold medals tor placing in the tournament in addition to earning G. A. A. points toward their The girls participated in the Chicago Evening American Tournament, and in their own bowling contest. G. A. A. BGARD Under the sponsorship of Miss Marie Iohnston and Miss Isabelle Gorgas, the board has been able to provide adequate extra-curricular classes for the members, and give them a variety of social activities. Membership cards tor the Girls' Athletic Association excuse the members from class for official G. A. A. social activities. Last semester saw the success of the Girls' Escort Dance for G. A. A. members. Page 54 BRD ROW M. Depeder, T. Goldik I... Gagnon, M. Yunowicli, I. Woz inski, L. Szwed. 2ND ROW -H Duqqan, D. Kvacik, R. Brazauskas I. Gestaut, I. Kowalczyk, E. Eqiel ski, H. Walis. IST ROW--I. Kibar tus, L. Chicoine, Miss Iohnston Miss Gorgas, I. Chicoine, I. Kudla. N PART 'Ii-IRES-Ti-IE ACT IV IT IES MTH ROW lf.Miur'zfik, A.Boadmi, R.Bai1olucci, V. Donikus, H. Hart, L. Kay, C. Stork, C.McVciy, if.W1eic1oCh, T.Tiasko, A,Krukas, E.Lachowicz, C. Misiaveq. 'i'l'H ROW I.Hryxilak, lhpetkfrlis, S.Rclk, V. Van Matte, V. Bartkus, G.SuSmilch, L, Malr-Iionis, B.Ossowsk1, M. Potter, M. Soldwisch, V. Koncevic, V. Schmidt, E. lanoms H. Shecklr-1, R.Keistem. 4TH ROW H.Gcmis, Giuntoli, R.Giqnac, C.M1kGl- fiiczyk, R.Krouch, l.Mruczek, H.Wimcky, T.Lazarz, R.Gedrim, R.Lebetsk1, A. Swanson, M. Mazui, l'i.LLllCGSZ9WlCZ, 17I.Stipok. SRD ROW l.CUTC1O, M.Torbik, F'.Ginf-x, D. Perrino, M. lones, H.Goreczny, G. Mack, F,CihOn, B.Abel, G. Abel, D. 'l'lursc'l1, W.Fullr1cde, l.Corbett, E.Schnder. ZND ROW H.Karbin, I.Kucera, C. Malinski, B.Zydron, A. Koch, I.Baron, I.Sammet, W.Koch, N.Sullivan, 1. Navarro A.Kozlowski, Mi. Borqor. IST ROW H. Block, S. Koncevic, M.Klos, E.Buiba, A. Anctwkus, H. Pilmski, P.lVl1DlI1ll'k1. HTH ROW I. Bairin, G, Susniilch, N. Sullivan, C.Mis1aveq, G.Bc1rtnik, G. Srnalia, L. Giuntoli, E.Mrm'zek, H.Hait, L.Kay, E,Muteloms, R.Kozlowsk1. 4TH ROW M Wychorfkfa, R. Krouch, ll, Krouch, E, Burba, M. Soldwisch, D. Martin, B, Ossowslci, D. Rowley. 3RD ROW S, Ciezadlo, B,Martin, S. Bak, T.Trasko, E.Stipak, 1. Mruczek, M. Muzur, A, Kairys, A. Swanson, ZND ROW W. Fulliiede, B. Ianis, R. Bozek, D. him-ttcf, M.N1codwrm1f:, L. Cmielewski, L.Pf1ul1kat, B. Moody, I. Biuzas, D. Redemske. lS'I' ROW lf. Scliriavr, W. Koch, M. Klos, C. MGllEi1lCl, D. Peilino, F. Bfwiqei, S. Krin- tvvtv, I Mimszlriri, F. StIIYlIltf'l, V.Bi1Itkus2, I. Hryuiak. BAND For the second consecutive year, the concert band directed by Captain Franklin Borger, completed its successful season by earning second division honors in Class C of the Chicago High School Band Contest CDBCHESTBA To the long list of achievements, including concerts festivals and a tie for the city championship, the orchestra last semester added three artistic per torniances oi the operettcr, Blow Me Down. l'1uis- 'atv BAND CDRCI-IESTRA GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MIXED CI-ICRUS Sth ROW E. McLellan, R.Conley, L. Skereiv, I. Bruno, E. Mahattey, R.Meyer, M Feddersen, L. Schauer, F. Sawa, L. Pantil, A. Barovitch, N. Landqreri, M. Hyniuk, D Hoover, E. Schleichert, R. Pomazal. STH ROW-f M. Nicodernus, E. Daqis, H. Kiddon E. Whalen V. Panaqos, E. Sauer, L. Pawlisz, M. Rui, F.Carantzal1s, A. Rutkauskas E. LaBor1d, A. Ruhnke, M. Mielcarek, V. Malazdra, I. Kapalka, G. Kachin, E. Iones 4TH ROW -D. Marshall, H. Martin, L. Perepechko, D. Currie, L. Retis, A. Polischuk, L Trent, E. Maze-ika, A. Martin, L. Mantey, I. Cuppet, L. Dudek, E. Neufeld, M. Makai 3RD ROW R.Baron, L.G1lbert, E.Kopek, I.Mangan, M. Frascone, F'.Mangan, I Iashierski, 1. Gowans, M. McGuire, S. Galus, D. Iavorski. ZND ROW---H, Mizera, A Urban, R. Schuetz, A. Wiot, L. Paulikat, Miss Byrne, S. Wilk, B. Helmerich, I. Yaqmin L. Wasielewski, V. Graham. IST ROW'--S. Skowronski, K. Rui, V. S'ark, l. Bruzas, D Lang, L. Kleczewski, V. Bervid, B. Martin, D. Lukes, E. Stasila, L. Hall, L. Baron. STH ROW -R.Wiot, L. Quinn, H.K1eltyka, R.Mohberq, H.Egielski, G.Coll1ns, L Slaninka, I. Mikos, R. Conley, B. Arndt, H. Sychta. 4TH ROW F.Poul1ot, R. Feliksik H. Lange, H. Michalowski, I. Murphy, E. Pochowicz, W. Braun, C. Rendak, R. Mc- Cormack, M. O'Connor, D. Ivers, M. Cuprisin, L. Woli. 3RD ROW M. Pesek, l. Lesiak G. Czedniak, A. Konewitch, I. Wojcik, E. Maynard, E. Kilburg, C. Borucki, L. Iacobs N. Pavlovic. ZND ROW- -F. Stone, l. Ciezadlo, D. Smith, R. Tross, D. Krystek, K Hants, A.Ciesla. 1ST ROW B. Kelley, Miss Farr, H. Dugaan, A. Krayacic, P. Knezn- vich, E. Chlevin, F. Chapes, R. McGrath, S. Yakseboga, I. Karons. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This group, made up of girls who are deeply interested in music, delights in entertaining the student body with the songs they have learned so Well and which they love to sing. MIXED CHORUS Under the sponsorship ot Miss Farr, the students ot Kelly have an oppor- tunity to acquire an appreciation ot various types of music and to enjoy friend- ships with other members. Page 5 7 BOYS' CHOIR Despite the fact that the size of this group is limited, it has made a fine showing. A successful series of musicales consisting of songs by Stephen Foster brought this group forward as a significant musical organization at Kelly. MAIN-OF FICE ASSISTANTS Under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Peterson the office assistants help to perform the many tasks that arise in the school offices. The members of this group are performing an invaluable service to the school and are also pre- paring themselves for the business world. 3RD ROW R.Mohbe1'q, R.LeConipte, A, Mesavaqe, R,LaPrise, W. Attiyeh, I. Cuiik, QND ROW W. Blazek, S. Hayek, L. Pacykowski, M. Soprych, L,Kn1rko, D. Cote, IST ROW L. Baranauskas, R, Dettrnan, I.Ba1orek, Miss Farr, N. Trent, E. Litke. 3RD ROW S,Z19I1fGl'Cl, G.Murray, H,T1II1fIl, I.Dircks, A.Skala, M,Kuipers M. Sauter, ZND ROW-iS. Ardzeck, H. Laurens, I,Brabenec, L.Fuhrmann, I. Piecin, M. Skwarko. IST ROW-L. Rekar, L. Cmielewski, M. Mclieown, Anna Clare Finucane, I,Sturlis, S. Duxbury. BOYS' CHOIR MAIN-OFFICE ASSISTANTS Page 58 DRAMA CLUB lt is from her one drama class that Mrs. Baas selects the members ot the cast tor the production which is presented every semester. lt is necessary for students to take drama for one year to be able to derive sufficient benefit and also to get a major credit. COSMETICIANS CLUB Under the capable fingers of the members ot this club, the characters in Kelly's presentations become realistic. Unlimited credit is due them tor the expert manner in which the performers ot Kelly programs are made up. 3FtD RCW S.Gorney, L.Stuewe, Pnbraazxnsxx, A.Szos1ak, S.Sypien, A. Rutkaus- kas, L. Lindeman, A. Krupeno. 2ND ROWf-fE.Rokosz, W.Malmqu1st, E.Staschke, E. Cooney, O.Cibulsky, R.Winkler, I.Messina. lST ROYAL-fD.Diadiun, P.Knezevich, B. Matlow, Mrs. Baas, L. Straube, C. McVay V. Price. 4TH ROW V. Chlumecky, F. Dudek, L. O'Connor G. Lenz, F. Czarney, L. Kerstein, D. Keen, A. Zmuda, M. Gilbert. 3RD ROW- -O. Baluk, H. Duggan, L. Rekar, I. Rokosz, M. Kerstein, S.Kisse1, A.Ah1qrim, B. Raqan, R.Matlow, R.Yarosh. ZND ROW-E. Provan, R.Ko1inski, A.A1yauski, D. Fittro, E.Fc11kovitz, I.Shutt1e-barger, W. Da- browski, I. Iankel, S. Swistowicz. IST ROW-M. Hollenbeck, L. Quinn, V. Thomas, R.Gradzinsk1, Miss Lynskey, A. Szostak, H. Radovick, M. Skwarko. DRAMA CLUB CCSMETICIANS CLUB Page 53 GIRLS' CLUB With the new sponsor, Miss Bartels, the K Club has sponsored an asseme bly which was a huge success, and planned many new and interesting things under the new set of officers. This organization has the same objectives, in- terests, and ideals as the Boys' Club. BOYS' CLUB The development of leadership, co-operation, good fellowship and sports- manship is the aim of the Boys' Club. It is one of our exclusive clubs admitting only those boys on varsity teams who have earned letters by meet- ing requirements set by the coaches. 1 BIRD ROW I. Sakowicz, V. Thomas, I. Rokosz, R. Abel. ZND ROW A. Lukas, P. Schultz, G. Abel, H. Duggan, A. Rutkauskas, S, Byk, I. Kibartas. IST ROWAI. Kudla, I, Skurauskis, L. Chicoine, lola Bartels, Sponsor, I. Chicoine, D. Kvacik, E. Comes, 4TH ROW H,Iensen, E.Yuska, S. Kancius, L.Samusevich, P.Meconis, E,S1ezak. P. Gritis, A. Apcel, A. Brazauskas, W. Kushta. 3RD ROWfF.Ziqmont, F.Dauksas A. Sowadski, I. Malinowski, R. Pomo, R. Mikaljunas C. DeCeco, I. Dvorak, E. Ganza I. Thorpe, E. Tomczak, ZND HOW I.Mazexka, L. Mock, H,Krumske, E. Grens, G, Marker, S. Fic, C,Estramskis, B. Klymas, B. Thorpe. IST ROWfB.Pouilaitts, A Dambros, C. Scheel, T. Damaska, H. Dixon, N. Kamzic, R. Riczkus, A. Hook, G. Young. I GIRLS' CLUB BCYS' CLUB CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE This committee strives by its clean-up campaign to put Kelly in first place in the annual City-Wide Clean-up Contest. Their Work is made doubly ditti- cult by the number and equal determination ot the other high schools com- peting in this contest. DEBATERS' CLUB There are always two sides to every question as has been proved at the meeting of the Debaters' Club. Here members take part in a lively debate on some current topic. A low membership is maintained so as to give each one an opportunity to speak. 3RD ROW f-W. Dryjanski, A. Szostclk, R. Gradzinski, L. Quinn, E. Yuska, C. Malinski F. Czarney, H. Laurens, M. Brodarick, I. Messina. ZND ROW- -G. Murray, C. Kelly B. Litterio, L. Mock, C. Miernicki, D, Diadiun, D. Perrino, R. Yarosh, IST ROW S Sypien, L. White, G. Collins, D. Keating, M. I-lollenbeck, V. Price, P. Knezevich. 3RD ROW---C. Rojek, H. Rebenak, E. Kiaup, M. O'Connor, C. Iablonski, L. Panqonis G, Collins, R. Dohnlofink, E.Stasila, V.Graham, R,Seiter. ZND ROW D.Stones, I Donlon, R. Hartnell, E. Giuntoli, I. Mazeika, L. Mock, W. Blazek, L. White, L. O'Con nor, I. l-lallmann. IST ROW-M. Sauter, S. Kardas, M. Brodarick, W, Narkis, Mr Wise, E. Zinqlar, L. Atkinson, V. Price. CLEAN UP CCIVIMITTEE DEBATERS' CLUB Page Bl KELLY I-IONOR SOCIETY 6TH ROW R.Fel1ks1k, E.Noibut, M.Hyn1uk, G.Zaiarnba, A.Makuska, R.Horn1ck, I. Lelko, L. Iacobs, I. Karons, C. Miniat, H. Rebenak, C. Rendak, I. Ierz, E. Zmiya, A. Mitchell. STH ROW E. Schalk, P. Gorman, D. Sumann, L. Reukauf, L,Pasekc1, C Majdak, A. Ierz, I. Cieslinski, V. Graham, F, Nehrosius, M. Dybinski, H. Ianczy, I Glumb, H. Kopczynski, H. Oszczepinski, R. Tross, H. Dybas, I. Paluch, I. Slonina, L Gustaison, L. Panqoms, M. Deinert. 4TH ROW I. Gestaut, S. Mania, O. Rader, A Andrekus, A.Savich, P. Schwartz, L. Schaefer, C.Swyndro, C.Lawrence, E.Bad- donas, B.Eaton, L.Knirko, R. LeCompte. BRD ROW -B.OlSZowy, D. Bradtke, H Panek, H. Szczepaniak, S. Nicodemus, R. Hoover, A.Coleman, M. Wrobel, L.Gaiz' auskas, I.Kaczniarcik, E.KopeC, I.Galus, D.Gurtowsk1, L. Retis. 2ND ROW fl? Sakowicz, A.Urban, I.KOIZ9l'l, A. Bohenek, I.Grzybowska, R.Hartnell, S.Opon, M Darqan, E.Gasior, A. Wiot, M. Szlanqa, E.Nie-moth, L. Matuz, G.Dz1eCiatowsk1, A. Cydsik. IST ROW V.Thomas, C. Kelly, I.Marshall, I.Ada1r, L.Pendrys, S. Skow- ronski, C. Teske, M. Murawski, L. Pavlak, A. Raddatz, C.I..eisen, C. Maciorowski, L Gerloski. 6TH ROW B, Potonnr, L.Was1elewski, P.Oko, R. Kohn, W. Braun, I. Sas-le, S.S1st0 E,TomCzak, H. Malecki, R.Gur1n, L. Chapes, L. Hoitman. STH ROW--C. Ryan, A Ruhnke, D. Renkar, D,Rowley, D. Heqorty, C.Ru1, F.Cermak, M. Smit, M.Matko- vich, E.Mahuitey, P. Skerski, E.Sauer, C. Montaqano, I. Mock, S. Yuskevice, R Green. 4TH ROW -D.Prussinq, I.Mankus, A.Ba1ovitCh, E.NOuIeld, M.CIark, R Piasecki, A.Schaeter, S.Lisiewicz, F.Chapes, Ij.Senkpeil, I.Yaqmin. SRD ROW -- B. Stout, G, Obrzut, P. Belzowski, G. Haraf, M. Iones, I. Chencky, B. Rodeck, E Sherbin, I. Zielinski, B. Kozlowski, L. Harris. ZND ROW- -E. LaBond, L. Rak, I. Pytlik I-I. Chojnicki, L. Bryiczynska, M. Weinberg, R. Bohnlofink, Miss Schaack, L. Schauer P. Sawa, R. Wiot, M. O'Connor, A. Naurnovitz, D. Ianicki. IST ROW --R. Seiter, I Kubal, T. Schenk, D. Lukes, C. Charnos, M. Savaae D. Marshall, M. Schultz, L Baron, I. Bruno, F. Balchunas. KELLY HONOR SOCIETY A desire to encourage higher scholastic endeavor among the lower-class men resulted in the establishment ot the Kelly Honor Society. Members of this organization aspire to ultimate admission to the National Honor Society. Paar- IC NATIONAL I-IONOR SOCIETY CIVIC FORUM STH ROW--S. Ardzek, M. Brehni, G. Rusckul, E.Kiaup, V.Pumputis, E. Schleichert L. Vxfolski, D. Fittro, R.Kolinski E.Sturon:1s, E.Pcmkros, H. Mosoi, D. Stones, W. Mlynsl-ci, I-Llletrulis. STH ROW B,Kamensky, B.Rymelc, L,Keistein, I. Iuricek G. Andrews, W.Oles, I. Ianeczko, R. Matlow, B Maciulis, I. Makosky, L,O'ConnOr. L.Dorosy, M. Ra-gan, D. Goers, L.Crutchley, I. Krenzalek, C.Paluch. 4TH ROW+C. McVay. E.GlLlUIOll, I'.Gre-czelc, W. Blazek, I...A'k1nson, W.Gedzun, A. Niemoth, R. Mazikoske, V. Levickas, I.Mazeika, A.ZaWxlla, 3RD ROW R.PomO, I,Ianis, D, Oaecardo, F.Tabor, C.Daq1s, M.Kowalk, F.SpIycha, Hljrovan, A.Sosin, G.Abel. H. Timm, S.Mikus, H. Siwek. 2ND ROW-eC.Caliendo, A.Mc1zeikis, V. Thomas, I. Rokosz, E.Lukaszewicz, Miss McEniIf, E.Butavich, E. Dahms, A. Sinjako, L.White, R. Schuetz, A.Rudait1s, W.Myx1e. IST ROW IY.Kuslxta, D.Vale-nce, M.Sauter, H. Sakai, W.Nmkis, I.E1lenteldt, E.Re1nke, D. Iavorski, A.I-Iauser, C. Iablonski. STI-I ROW T. Skowionski, H. Adaniczyk, Lf. Stuicnas. A. Kondiat, P. Schultz, T. Latas, I. Gestaut, L. Retis, R, Bxazauskas, R. Porno. 4TH ROVV' C. Iablonski, G. Abel, R. Abel, I. Krenzalek, Id. Mahatfey, R. Matlow, T. Rnnkus, B. Raqan, R.Gzad7.1nsk1, A. Szostak, S.Swistow1cz, A. Rutkauskas, I. Culik. SRD ROW A. Mikal, M. Soprych, V. Levnfkas, R. Scliuetz, W.Na1kis, F.Butavicli, D Cot--, E.Gas1or. A.Fah1torth. QND ROW M. Scliactb, S. Szkwaxek, H. Klddon, li. Stasila, C. Rojek, A. Alilqrim, A. Hauser, G. Lenz, R. Enalish. IST ROW L.Cit1tchiey, I. Malcoslcy, I. Mazoika, E. Lukaszewicz, Russell Witse. Sponsor: A. Sosin I,..Sieradzk1, I.. O'Connoi, R.Mohherq, M. Ytintuwirill. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Appointment to the National Honor Society is a recoqnition of achievement accorded to only a limited number ot Kellyans. The fortunate students who have reached this aoal have done so by heina outstanding in Scholarship, Leadership, and Citizenship. CIVIC FORUM Those who are interested in current political and economic conditions appreciate and enjoy the Civic Forum meetings. Students participate in a round table discussion it no quest speaker has been arranged tor. Page 63 DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN LE CERCLE FRANCAIS III' HK JW I. f3:I:IIII.- I I , VVIIItII:1Ik, I., MIIII IfIIII:, II. I-'IuIIIIII, I. Sc1IcIIwII'z, M. MI' I' mn, VV.GIIIIIf-, l',MI:IIIIf:kI, I.I-IIIIIIII. .'NI'LI FIOIN 'II.9I'II0IIk, II.KImc'zyII:1IqI, M, II III IIIII wk, II FII III I M,MI1ItIII:1I II, S.IIf-'14V.'f'I'17, I., SIIpIIII7, G. NI+'rIvIm'kI, II. KIJIICY. I IIIIII-I Ifl'I' III IVV' M. Iv'I'I1iI1IkcI, If. IIIII'-IIA I.I'. KIIIIIIIII, MISS PIIIIIIIY A KIIIIII I IZIII- WI, II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-1 I.N' I11IIII. III III JIN I.f1I I:I7III-1, A 'I'IIIIII1ww:.kI IfI.l1IIII- ',', IW. IIIvIII::kI! II MIII IIA I, II CII' II ww, C2 IIII:1:'I:III, A IIIIII:IIIIfIItrI:, I.. I,ItvIIII PIIIQIII, I. CIIISIIII, I. IIIIIIII1, A, IYII III., I..KiIII7-III::kII:', I. IIIIII'I-I I II4w':: I 'VIH IIQIW I,CIm-7:ICIIw D,L1IIIIs+I, R.I'IlIi I VV,MyI1-, V M'I:2I I-1, fi, VVIII-1, II. KIIIIII:-Iii, A, HIIIJZI wII'II, If, CIIIIIIJI-':2ff, 1..Hfxk, I yI'IIII1, A. AIIIIIIIIII, V.I'IIIIII1fI1, M SIIVIIIII, I Oku, S. NII'IIrIs IIIII5. ISRD HCJVV A. vIII'II, I GHIIII, A. MI ::rIv:'Ir1I, II. M1IIkII: H. GILIIIIIV, H. IIOIIIO, ILGI1:-:IoI, R. IIII1-I7, I. MIIIIkII:, I.. NNII:1II1I'wf.I4I, A, IIIIIIIII, F. IiI:IIIk TNI? IIOW I'.CIIIf'cI, A I Ivk, A ICIIII, V f3t.IIIf: M.I,JIII1III1II, C,KIIIIy, I'I. IIIIQIIIIIII, I..I..IIIq,fV,U' g,Py,,-IV, I M IXIIIII IT. III: .'IIw:,I-LI, II. I-Mk II IFTI' RI W If 'I'IfI:::., G If II2, If, IIIIIIIvII'II I: 'I II MII' IPIIIIIII I!II- III!-II::IIII I' FIII-Ii: 5.53I:'II. A.IIIIuI::I I I,3IIIIIIII7IiI, DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Der DQIIISCIHG' VQIQIII was orqcmized Io QIIIOW SIIICIGTIIS sIIIdyIIIq GGYIIICIII Io Amjrvy the QVICIQIII GQIIIICIII IQQIQIICIS, Io spend G QIGCISCIIII hour III the Singing II IIGCIIIIOIIUI GGTIIICXIl'I songs and Io ICIIQO IIIICIQIIIICTTY ICIIIIIIS IIIIQIIQII 'IDQI V1rIclrIfIIIfI. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS I'IIIy IIIIIIIQII FIGIICIIIIIQII CGIIII Ive wrOIIq, CIIIQI IIOIIIIQI CHQ IIIQ SIIICIGIIIS who uw sIIIdyIIIq IIIQII ICIIIQIICIQG. All IIIICIQISIQIIICIIIILI OI IIIQII IIQQIIIIV-IcwIIIIj1 I'IC'IIIOI'I IS dQvQIC:pQd Ivy III0 CICIIVIIIGS SDOIISOTQCI Irv IIIIS VIIIII. fl. I ,I LOS AMIOOS ESPANOLES THE OPTIMATES LOS ERD ROW---I..Ve1tman, L. Schaefer, S.Ai'dzeck, H.Laurens, L. Begeske, L.Wolsk1, V. Blazek. ZND ROWf G. Murray, M. Pesek, M.Klos, E,Butav1ch, R.Gams, I.Sturlis, A. Bogdan, S. Schmanke, lST ROW -L.Auqus1ine, B,Stout, S.Duxbury, R.Winkler, Mrs. I-Ioopingarnei, E. Gasior, I.Bruck, I-l.Duggan, H. Hart. STH ROW- D. Smith, A. Ludwikowski, B. Iakubowski, M. Reilly, M. O'Connor, G. Kachin, S. Yaksiboga, L. Gustafson, E. Gabrysiak, S.Krupinski, I. Ierz, M, Hyniuk, R. Wiot. 4TH ROW E. Burba, I. Paulikonis, L. Schuler, L. Kliczewski, D. Bickel, L. Harris, D. Lukes, I.Kubal, B.Waqner, M.Cheshier, P.Belzowski, I. Leonard. SRD HOWfR.Ko nieczki, C. Matevich, C. Borucki, A. Harris, G. Czerniak, S. Manis, E. Butavich, G. Gritiin, L, Kay. 2ND ROW-F. Stone, M. Sisto, S, Skowronska, D. McCarthy, W. Prelletz, C. Ryan, S,Vournazos E. Stachmk, S. Gorney, D.Gurtowski, R.Feaman. IST ROW-f-A.Dale sandro, O. Cebulsky, H. Vacek, M. F. Smith, F. Sachs, R. Hartnell, l.Ka1ons, C. Maker, E.Norbut, E,l-Iemen, I.Lelko. SEATED---F.Chapis, A.Krupas, A.Andrekus, E.Cooney. S. Ciezadlo, V. Domkus, N. Kushta, L. Pangonis. AMIGOS ESPANOLES The lite and literature of Spanish speaking countries are studied at the meetings ot Los Amigos Espanoles. The appreciation of this romantic tongue is developed by means of playlets, reports, and music. The English equivalent ot THE OPTIMATES the name ot the Latin Club is the distinguished. Mastery ot Latin, which is a language that has survived the ages, is a valu- able asset to students planning a professional career. Page 65 ,tt USHERS' CLUB The Ushers' Club, an organization which has existed at Kelly since l935, has become a vital part of Kelly. Any occasion callinq for the services of a body of this type has always found our boys ready, even at an eleventh hour call. This qroup of efficient, Well-trained ushers has served during the past year at assemblies, movie performances and dramatic productions. FIRE GUARDS The purpose of the Eire Guards is to keep the pupils in order during fire drills and to have the building cleared of all of its occupants in the least pose sible tinie. Evan Malmquist, who was chosen as lunior Eire Marshal by Mr. Barry, is in charqe of assiqninq to each rneinber specific duties, in order to attain the hiqhest deqree of speed and efficiency at the fire drills. BRD ROW F.LeConipte, W.McDerrnott, B. Atkocaitis, R.Slr1ck, H. Kaczniaiczyk, l Wfayvik, V. lmvicrras, H. thorpe. ZND ROW lt. Gains, II. Gxens, K. School, G. Zmnb..-s H. l'llt'lHIt lTlIl, C.Mt:Vay, A.Puzr1::. l?-T' ROW N. K'rmz1f', S.Kcirdas, T.Pim'2ymlx Mr. Mt:Keaq, S. Sypicn, ll. Bucina, R.M1kalajunas. QND ROW H. Loddinq, C. McVc1y, E. Rndelc, B.Ttio1po, A. Adam, N. Pwiusinti, C Z'rrntm.s, Ilvlnssina. IST ROW R.Fticzkus, E.G:1sior, Mi. Barry, lI.Malmquist, it Km-yrrmrvzyk, 'l', Dcrrncska. USHERS' CLUB I 1 , 1 1 . fit' A ff? E if ti ml FIRE GUARDS LlBRARY CLUB The Library Club, which has been in existence since the opening of Kelly High School, is an organization worthy of mention. lts members assist Miss Frank, the librarian, by checking and repairing books, keeping shelves in order, decorating the library for holidays, and aiding students in finding data for their studies. SAFETY PATROL , hine and in rain, the Safety Patrol comes through. The safe arrival of Kellyans, crossing the streets on their way to school is assured when the boys are on the job. The extremely heavy traffic which passes our school makes their task a difficult one, and it is only because of their courage and courtesy that they succeed so splendidly and due credit should be given to ln suns them. 4TH ROW G. Gramith, C. Charnas, E. LaBond, B. Machen, F. Nikrosius, I.Ra1kneclit, G. Andrews, N. Landgren, F. Czarney. 3RD ROW iD. Prussinq, S. Manis, E,Butav1ch. h ffl b r B Nacin S Petulik I Paulikonis 2ND E.Mazeika, H. Doerscheln, I.S u e arge, . , . , , , -- .M C n 1.Gowans, R. Baron, A.Kmak, IST ROW ROW R. Yarosh, G,Vodar, I c an , C,O'Connell, E,Kavicky, I.Paskiet, B.Litterio, Miss Frank, G. Griffin, A. Hauser, R. Budy. ZND ROW R. West, G.Bartnik, R. Slack, lE.Francell. lS'l' ROW---l.Redden, Miss Dolton, l.MGSSlI1G, Sergeant Iohn Hickman, D. Diadiun. LIBRARY CLUB SAFETY PATROL Page 67 SELLING SERVICE Since the students at Kelly participate in many social and athletic activities, the sale of tickets of admission to Kelly events has been centralized under the control of the Selling Service Group. To its industry and enterprise is attributable the success of many affairs. PRINTING SERVICE The staff of the print shop is composed of the boys who have become proficient in the operation of the linotype and press. There is no charqe for the services rendered by this staff, which include the book records, programs and tickets for school games, entertainment dances. printing of text s and ISRD ROW L. Szwed, D.Sm1th, D.Kaniewski, I-l.Ahlqrim, F.Dudek, F. Stefanik, H. Kosierockl ?ND ROW A Kondrat S Petullk I Snie lk' P Cl - V . . .. . , . , . qos 1, . ark. IST ROW H. Duqqau, S, Vournazos, B. Kelley, E. Gorka, Miss Larson, G. Wassack, I. Majewski. HRD ROW I. Bama, S. lurqevicus, W. Reminaer, T, Mikalayunas, P. Gritis, I.P1eshar, B.Smietanski. ZND ROW A.Zawilla, A.Adam, I. Kutz, A.Rupslauskas, I.Zintak IST ROW-- AA. Sommerfeld, K.TfL1SZkOWSk1, Mr. Anderson, A. Salkauska, P.G1fdZU1S, S. Kolody. SELLING SERVICE PRINTING SERVICE Paao 68 SERVICE GIRLS' CLUB The girls who belong to this organization rnust be efficient, neat and have a pleasant personality. This training enables the girls to learn the art of social entertainment. On February 9, Miss Dolton gave a luncheon in their honor. KAMERA KLUB The Karnera Klub was organized for the purpose ot bringing together students who are interested in the study ot photography. Although it is a comparatively new organization, the student support has assured its success. 4TH ROW - D. Smith, D. Powers, L. Widdenheit, H. Ahlgrim, L. Bindrim, V. Schmidt, P. Vranek, I. Woziriski, A. Sukis, S. Zmuda, E. Stankus. 3RD ROW-H. Duggan, R. Fortino, A. Pasldwski, A. Dambrauskas, G. Lenz, M.Stefte1, L. Wolf, D. Valence, M. Duggan, M. Fendo, R. Docherty. ZND ROW4M. Hammergren, D. Fittro, G. Anderson, L. Quinn M. Stortz, L. Doyle, V. Pumputis, M. Renken. IST ROW-I. Donlon, E. lgalgovitz, M. Carusillo, I. Powers, M. Kowalski, M. Sagotz, N. Povlovic, A. Kishonas, . Ulnn. 4TH ROW-E.Matelionis, E.Nosek, I,Permoda, H. Karbin, H. Hart, S. Rojek, Wrzas- zczak, S. Iurgevicus, E. Gutowski. 3RD ROW-C. Krupa, E. Lukaszewicz, C.Pau1iA konis, E. Gasior, G. Abel, C. Silder, E,Lubin, E. Mazeika, V. Bartkus. ZND HOW- E. Labond, A. Pontarelli, M. Panek, H. Duggan, A. Sosin, D. Smith, R. Abel. lST ROW -I.. O'Connor, D. Perrino, A. Ianulis, F. Dudek, C. S. Tones, C. Malinski, E, Apkewich. R. Grimes. SERVICE GIRLS' CLU 5 KAMERA KLUB Page 69 SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB SKELETON SQUAD STH ROW D. Powers, D. Daccardo, M. Nicodenius, D. Ge-rnenz, R. Matlow, L. Staszak. M. Steffel, I. Billon, C. O'Brien, S. Swistowicz, A. Szostak, R. Cwradzinski, B. Rymek B. Raqan. 4TH ROW-M. Green, M. Skwarko, A. Rutkauskas, B. Otto, M. Vitkauskas, I. Iurewicz, F. Slepikas, R. Wojcik, M. Suieker, L. Dorsen, H. Nahay, V. Paslskevich, A. Zmuda, S. Eustice, S. Marchewka, D. Nowicki, F. Simunjak, E. Skowron, G. Brown, F. Dudek, A.Boinsk1, L. Fuhrmann, M. Keeley. 3RD ROW I.Iankel, A.Gluszczyk, M. MatavoskY. I. Brabenec, M. Pollack, L. Dudek, M. Pesek, S. Lanya, L. Mazeika, E. Lukazewicz, S. Ardzeck, V. Purnputis, A. Alyauski, I. Shufllebarqer, P. Schultz, L. Butavich, S. Sendzik, L.Doy1e. 2ND ROW L. Re-kar, H. Duggan, V. Wizqatd, C Caliendo, M.Panek, L. Enerson, C.Daqis, A. Hauser, I. Maciejewski, G-.Marqis, R. Yarosh, E.Goodlick, W.Labedz, V. Chlumeckv. IST ROW fI...Beqeske, I.BruCk. G. Lenz, L. Chicoine, R. Abel, H. Wilczak, S.Nowicki, F.Czarney, M. Re-nken, G. Abel, I. Ch'Coine, A. Sosin, E. Bieszczak, M. Reilly. SEATED W. Dabrowski, H. Kiddon, M. Kuipers, A. Skala, H. Siwek, L, Sieradzki, H. Bazan, H. Swiech, L. O'Con- nor, I-I. Laurens, M. Kowalk, I, Dircks. 5TH ROW E.Yuska, R.Winkler, L.Norman, LI.Rokosz, K.'I'rt1szkowski, I.Zintak, A. Pzeronski, C. Malinski, I. Pleshar. 4TH ROW I. Leliosh, L. Auqustine, F.Dudek, A. Alyauski, E. Ianoms, L.O'Conrior, I. Bruck, L.Beqsske, E. Savich, C. Iablonski. 3RD ROW- I. Pattie, R. Honec, R. Allie, T. Prelaske, I. Sparks, I. Baranauskas, E. Rauba, H. Kaczmarczyk. 2ND ROW--M.Duqqan, E. Egielski, M. Theodores, L. Stuewe, I. Chicoine, S.Kardas, L.Chicoine, G. Abel, R.Abel, A.Hauser, I. Kudla. IST ROW -- E. Polak, E. Contes, A. Sosin, R.Evans, Mr. Turk, W.Dr'yjansk1, E. Braun, E.Gram, G. Niedviecki, M. Soprych. SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB Acting as big sisters to lower classmen, the Senior Girls try to promote Cl feeling of friendliness and co-operation within the school. It is this orgcmi' zation which sponsors the parties given tor incoming Freshmen girls. SKELETON CLUB The girls' and boys' Skeleton Squads have united this yeotr. Their green and white sweaters with skull insignia symbolize school spirit and sports- manship to Kellyans. Page 70 SENIOR BOYS' CLUB X EXPERIMENTERSX AND COLLECTORS' CLUB 4Tl-l HOW A C. Kusek, I. Donohue, N. Kamzic, L. Norman, A, Mikol, S. Fic, E. Rauba. I. Baranauskas, E. Wojtasik, W. Malmquist, I. Messina, T. Skowronski. 3RD ROWW- S. Koncevic, V. Bartkus, R. Porno, L. Kay, S. Rojek, M. Soprych, C. Iablonski, H. Olek, E. Nosek, T. Pieczyrak, I. Tracz. ZND ROW- -A. Apcel, S. Kancius, V. Boqdziewicz, C. Malmski, B. Thorpe, V. Kulikauskas, I. Wojcik, V, Levickas, L. Mock, L. Atkinson, W. Narkis. lST ROW -G. Young, E. Rokosz, E. Radek, D. Cote, R,Chwialkowski, I. Mazeika, S. Kardas, P, Knezevich, C. McVay. 3RD ROW -R. Matthisen, A. Morajda, I. Leonard, I.Mock, A. Ruhuke, H. Michal- owski, E. l-lalicke, E. Mahaftey, I.Bajorek. ZND ROW -S.Opon, R. Behrendt, L. Kleczewski, D. Lukes, A. Blazewich, E. Gasior. IST ROW H. Kieltyka, G. Murray, M. Stalarczyk, Mr Davis, R. Green, B. Wozniak, C. Niewidok. SENIOR BOYS' CLUB The Senior Boys' Club was organized for the purpose of promoting greater friendship among the Senior A's and encouraging the freshmen to participate more heartily in all school activities. This group also acts as an advisory board for all Senior boys. EXPEBIMENTERS' AND COLLECTORS' CLUB This Club was organized to allow students to make collections and observa- tions of a scientific nature. They hope to secure sufficient collections, such as Indian relics and minerals, to start a museum for Kelly. Page 71 lUNlOl2 CLUB I-IALL GUARDS ATH ROW- E, Chison, H. Adamczyk, G, Andrews, A. Sukis, E. Siankus, A. Chmiel, L. Reukaut, L. Woliczek, H. Pickler, I. Cieslinski, H. Kosieracki. 3RD ROW--M, Duq- qan, L. Mazer, F. Serpico, L. Chmiel, D. Smith, V. Olszowy, A. Kwasik, N. Wisnewski M. Brehm, D. Iavorski, S. Szkwarek. 2ND ROW- Lange, I. Precin, P. Clark, O Berezowsky, R. Gams, R. Brazauskas, L. Augustine, H. Nuqarus, A. Kondrot, E. Sturonas, R. Conley, B. Spaeth. IST ROW-A. Dambrauskas, F. Petrulis, M. Ham- merqren, R. Winkler, V. Baas, L. Wolf, N. Pavlovic, C. Maher, I. Gram, R. Schuetz STH ROW M.Bubinas, K. Barton, L. Palmer, L. Doyle, l-LCremonese, V. Bloom, L. Freitag, D. Currie, L.Retis, B. Karasen, V. Penn, S. Gucwa, M. Mazofka, R. Bohnlo- link. 4TH ROW' -M. Mandel, I.Krist, M.Cies1a, R.Gliwa, P. Schwartz, L. Kleczew- ski, H, Kiddon, D. Ianicki, L. Ryan, G. Niedviecki, C. Maher, I. Snieqolski, A. Kish- onas, A. Lukas. 3RD ROW W. Kara, L. Parker, A. Fahriorth, F.Triner, R. Kmieczki, I. Bednarczyk, I. Witherspoon, H. Loddinq, H. Sroka, C. Matevich, I.Bardanskis. ZND ROW- M. Steffel, C. Rui, R. Fortino, I. Chensky, H.Oszczepinski, I-l,Dybas, T. Schenk, A. Paslawski, D.Maddiex, E.Majewski, L. Mazer. IST ROW-R.Kublis, W. Otto, G.DiBartolo, E.Gasior, R.Matthisen, Mr. McKeaq, H. Danta, H.Malecki, R. Wilk, Z. Faterkiewicz, F. Peckaitis. l UNIOR CLUB The Kelly Iunior Club successfully fulfills its three-told aim: social enjoy- ment, unity between the two Iunior sections and education in the art of correct living, with emphasis upon the social amenities. During the past year it has sponsored the first lunior Promenade held Ianuary 19, l938. HALL GUARDS Safety of lockers and quiet in the corridors are entirely due to the initiative and loyalty of these willing workers. Guards are selected for their depend- ability and their capacity to assume the responsibility which has been entrusted to them. Page 72 I-IOIVIE ECO- i NOMICS CLUB VISUAL AID GROUP ETH ROW -L.Sebonia, V. Mazurkiewicz, G.Czerniak, I,Tomlan, H. Sieczkcx, M Brehn, B. Brase, B, Navickis, S. Lesmak, E. Nowinski, M. Stetz, E. Deglettetti, T. Equi S,Petul1k. 5TH ROW--L.Akucka, A. Wolak, S,Slomczynski, E.Iones, G.Gurin, R Medon, L. Wiedenhett, L. Iames, D. Frusch, A.Kacevice, D. Sumann, S.Hys1ew1cz H. Nugcrrus, C. Murphy, E.Strunk, D. Krystek. 4TH ROW H.Solr1n, E.M:xs1onka L. Loll, A. Galekovich, B. Vardin, A. Lukas, R. McGrath, D. Hoover, I. Rezeminski, A Szeputis, H,Mi11oy, L. Kerner. SRD ROW-L.Szwed, I.Mojewski, I.Marie1ewski, E Bielcmski, H,Mizera, A.Ciesla, I. Leudanski, G.Stolarczyk, I.SZostak, E. Schmidt L.Perszela, B.Karasen, L.Mazeika. ZND ROW- N.Wisnewski, G. Oleuski, A, Dam oska, T.Sharavor, I. Karpowicz, M.Kgmpfert, Agnes Kelly, I.Sn1ego1ski, E. Gregg I. Maciejewski, M. Cuprisin, L.Zemek, S. Nowicki. IST ROW -B. Spoeth, A. Ahl grim, H, Sychto, D. Iohonsen, H. Bestes, M. Bougher, 1. Ruhnke, D, Stones, L. Reukout H. Lange, E. Stetz, K. Patterson. 3RD ROWfW. Nork, R.Bache1der, T. Garcmt, F. Dircks, I.. Gottsch, H. Brandenburg R. Iankel, L.Schmidt ZND ROW -A.Pontarel1i, W.Prelletz, C. Ryan, A,Mc1ckowski W.Wrob1eski, R. English, W. Boehmke, S. Gorlewski. 1ST ROWH I. Witherspoon G Zombos, I. Bickel, Miss Anderson, W. Conley, E. Nosek, E. Komen. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is a branch ot the American Home Economics Association. This organization has sponsored many events, some of which are Christmas gift sales, style shows, and the sale of candy at all school functions. VISUAL AID GROUP Miss Anderson is sponsor ot this group, which is so named because ot the educational value of the service it renders, and the learning which it aids by visual means. The boys distribute and care for the projection apparatus. Page 73 ELECTBICIANS' CLUB The Electricians' Club was orqanized in l935 under the direction ot Mr. Krivo, its present sponsor. its members, now numbering twelve, are Chaser. lrom the outstanding pupils ot the Electric Shop. its purpose is that ot pra viding electrical service, includina the manipulation of the public addres- sytztom and the lights at all assemblies. POSTER CLUB 'l'his fgroup is a tremendous asset to Kelly in that it supervises and raises the standards ot publicity displays in the school. lt also establishes a spirit ol cm-ordiriatirv: by assistina all departments and activities. The members receive compensation tor their work not only in the satisfaction of developinq artistically but also in the happiness they receive tor their spirit ot unseltish service. HND HOW I. 'l'r nv, S.l.yskr1wa, R. Sievvis, I, VV'izasx-tzxla, S. Minslci, itil' lt . C. l.y1:lciivvt1, P.Gf1uil-tt, Mr. Kxivo, 'l'. Latas, M. Dykiel 3R13 HOW U. lVlc'Kwiidy, l.. Oli, B. Mvicilly, E VV11i::law, l. Sliiiiousliis, il. Piiiiz ii il R.Dow1:-1-ti-Hlii. BND EOVV if Boiiek, N. Potts, L. Mazvika, R. 'l'.1ylni, G. Kilruy lt Knliiiiiis, lS'l' BOW Vll.lVIv:slcausl4.c1s, l. Pit-1'1ri, I-t.B1vli.tldt-1, Mis, Ulclltiir l Vtthf-ll, l. luiz, l.. Zaboinilc. ELECTRICIANSY CLUB PCSTER-CLUB Page 74 ART SERVICE This group is not generally recognized as a club because it is composed ot students who are taking an art major. Murals, pictures, and designs which are needed by various school departments and organized activities are produced by these students. Their only reward is in the knowledge that they are leaving work of lasting beauty behind them. MARIONETTE CLUB Anyone Visiting the room where the members of this activity are at work is impressed by the spirit of enthusiasm displayed. All are becoming very skilled in the manipulation of the puppets and present very entertaining pro- grams on their miniature stage. The audience never fails to respond to the little mechanized actors who have voices supplied by the Drama Club. I 1ST ROW--A.Narkis, P. Pozucek, L. Sie-radzki, A.Hauser, Miss Utley. W, .Q, SRD ROW -I. Bruno, F. Sawa, G. Zaramba, E. Deqlefietti. ZND ROWfR.Medon, A. xii Barovitch, Maria Sevic, R. Kohn, W. Wheeler, N. O'Nei11,R.Wiot, L. Pangonis. IST ROW-L. Hall, L. Schauer, E. Sauer, O. Bereyowsky, F. Stone, I. Cieslinski, L. Baron, E. Maslcmka, D. Adamski, E. Smuczyski. . ART! SERVICE MARICNETTE CLUB Page 75 SPECIAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS Many of the details of the highly specialized type of work carried on in these offices are looked after by the members of this group. Their care of routine matters releases the faculty members for more important work. HOBBY CLUB A group of Freshmen girls decided to organize and named their organiza- tion the Hobby Club. A prospective member must be in the same grade as the original members and have a hobby. At the meetings, they discuss their varied interests. STH ROW V.Masek, L. Doyle, R,Wojcik, F,Kwasny, F,Ianiclce, F.Sfepikas, S. Ardzeck, I,Shuitlebarqer, M. Green, S.Sendzik, M. Matavosky, B,Otto. 4TH ROW-- G.Adamaitis, C.Caliendo, E.Goc-dlick, F. Patrick, G. Marqis, M. Feddersen, H, Was, S. Eustice, W. Labedz, H. Kiddon, D. Daccardo, M. Steffel, I. Cupper. 3RD ROW L Dudek, B.S1unecko, A,Hohm, A.Kishonas, A. Rubik, P.Schultz, I.Don1on, H, Davis, A,Gluszczyk, W.Dabrowski, Llankel. ZND ROW -S.Nicodemus, H,Panek, M. Panek, G. Kamrath. IST ROW -William F. Fulton, Francois Borger, Mary Hen- nebry, Daniel Keating, Mary Peterson, William Dempsey, Vincent Maier, Iosephine Feehery, Ioseph Roche. SRD ROW I.Ya1nell, I. Chensky, B.Rodeck, A. Blazewich, E. Iones, L. Horbacz, I. Dennmq, E. Kubiak, L. Wctlczak, ZND ROW F.Cernick, L. Gustafson, F. Balchunas, lT,GGblYSlGk, A.M1kuta, L.Matuz. IST ROW-V S. Kowalczyk, L. Chapes, F. Barone, Miss loyce, R.Budy, M. Iones, M.Wrobel, SPECIAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS HOBBY CLUB LITHUANIAN CLUB The Lithuanian Club is a comparatively new club which was organized by Aldona Rutkauskas in February, 1937. The aim of this club is to promote among the young people of Kelly High School an active appreciation of the Literature, Art, Culture and History of Lithuania. TWIST 'N' TWIRL The Twist 'N' Twirl Club, formerly known as the Polish Folk Dancing Club, was recently organized to study square dancing, thus reviving the spirit ot the old days. Some popular dancing is also done. Members can oft times be seen in the Social Room, practicing folk dancing. 4TH ROW-M. Yunowich, A. Sukis, S. Kisielius, H. Petkunos, L, Mazeika, I. Grikenis, A. Vitkauskas, I. Kibartas. 3RD ROW--I. Paulikonis, H, Karasen, R. Brazauskas, V, Levickas, L. Iacobs, I. Gestaut, I. Karons. ZND ROW aG. Marqis, H. Sakal, F. Stone. IST ROW--C. Paulikonis, E. Matelionis, I. W. Doolittle, A. Rutkauskas, B. Ianis, S. Ruben, C. Misiareg. 4TH ROW--R.Bchn1ofink, B. Rymek, A. Krajacic, D. Ive-rs, E. Kozicki, M. Yunowich, F.Czarney, R.MatIow, A. Szostak. SRD ROW---W.Myre, M. Mazofka, I. Sparks, E.Gasior, C. Silder, V. Levickas, L. Mazeika, I.Higgins. ZND ROW-M.Panek, A. Tourville, E. Fisher, R. McCormack, H. Kosieracki, H. Kiddon, I.Leudanski. IST ROW -C.Paulikonis, R.Gradzinski, G. Messina, L. Cmielewski, S. Sypien, R.Yarosh, E. Rokosz, S.Keenan, Sponsor. LITI-IUANIAN CLUB TWIST 'N ' TWIRL R. O.T. C. OFFICERS CLUB R.O.T.C. ii X 4, BND ROW fV, Brutkus, C. Sochot, G, Zarnbos, W. Malmquist, H, Hart, R, Kozlowski 1ST HOW I, Sparks, R. Czarnik, W. Gedzun, Serqoant lolin Hickman, L. lezuit, H Kaczmarczyk, l. Bickel. 6TH ROW 'l'.Skraba, D,Arndl, E.Francell, M.Budo, F.Zdanxs, A.Zambos, I,lVles sinc, H.Wolan, G. Czermak, G. Baiinik, F.Tr1ner, H. Lodclinq, STH ROW S.Sypien S.Sparks, A,Stcxlun, R. West, E. Piksa, F. Palcewski, G,Darniotal, N. Mnduzia, I Szymanski, E.B1elinski, C.N1now, Fl.l-Jerry, G. Kuprasli, D. Mcliendy, 4TH ROW W. Mesl-tauskas, D. Diadiun, A. Fahiforlh, E. Gasior, P. Gotfryd, R. Misius, Roch litz, l,l,conard, R.Wojtcmowski, F.Warzynskx, l.Connors, R.Slock, C.McVay, M Bouoreau. SRD ROWV R,Basso, G.ZG1dlOli, I.Wantrobsk1, R.Doerscheln, Il.Schlei chert S. Vournazos, L. Gerloski, C. leniole, I. Marshall, ZND ROW G. Clioyce, G Zambos, I,Bickcl, 1.Sporks, L. lezuit, Sergeant john Hickman, W.Malrnquist, H Kaczmarczyk, R.Czarn1k, R.So5nowski, C. Soclior. IST ROW L. Parker, Sliearier R.Komeczki, C,Silder, C. Parker, I.Boron, N. Moore, C. Matevicli, L,Piekut, L Mock, W. Quinn. R.O.T.C. OFFICERS' CLUB Realizing the necessity ot further study on their part in order better to tit them as leaders, the Commissioned Officers oi the Unit have orqanized an Officers' Club. Here they study in detail the various parts ot military work and form a small social qroup. R.O.T.C. Orqanized by request in 1935, the R.O.T.C. Unit has as its three-told purpose the development ot citizenship, responsibility, and initiative. Positions which correspond to those in the army are assigned on a merit basis and new recruits are taught by competent student leaders. llciari 78 , PARENT- , TEACHERS ASSOCIATION P. T. A. BOARD SEATED Mrs. Lenz, Mrs. Malay, Mrs. Mock, Mrs. Klug, Mrs. Levreau. STANDING Miss Utley, Mrs. Kreith, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Fleury, Miss Hinkel, Mrs. Hauser. 3RD ROW- -Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Kreith, Mrs. Hagan, Mrs. Swieck, Mrs. Fleury, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Kolinslci, Mrs. Eatinger, Mrs. Chlumecky. ZND ROW-Mrs. Chicoine, Mrs. Linde-mann, Mrs. Schleichert, Mrs. Iones, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Ker- sten, Mrs. Ianicke, Mrs. Lukaszewicz. 1ST ROW-Mrs. Zintak, Mrs. McDowell, Mrs. Malay, Mrs. Mock, Mrs. Kluq, Mrs. Lenz, Mrs. Hauser. KELLY HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The Parent-Teacher movement unites parents, teachers and other citizens in the community in the furtherance of all that concerns the education and welfare of children and youth. The Kelly High Parent-Teacher Association meets on the third Wednesday of each month, in the school, where Worthwhile projects are carried on that will lead to security and happiness in the future. The meetings are most interesting. Distinguished speakers appear on the programs and, at times, different faculty members give informal talks about some phase of the activities which they direct. All are united in developing a thinking generation of men and women Whose attitudes toward religion and government, toward peace and educa- tion, Will be such that the Future Will be assured. Page 79 CLARION LITERARY STAFF CLARION RER- RESENTATIVES fl'l'l-I ROW W. Braun, C. Malinski, E. Yuska, B. I-lelmerich, B Wright, E. Kiaup, T. Ausra, G. Collins, S. Sypien. 3RD ROW R. Groeger, E. Egielski, I. Hallmann, R. Grimes, E. Strunk, I.Wrizaszizak, G.Rusckul, L. Augustine, H.Wilczak, B,Rymek, R. Matlow, ZND ROW---W. Malmquist, W. Narkis, C. McVay, E. Butavich, E. Crutchley, N.Pavlovic, E. Apkewich, E. Kilburg, D.Diadiun. IST ROW- H.Vacek, R. Winkler, L. White, T. Lynch, E.Z1nqlcir, E. Giuntoli, M. Broclarick. 4TH ROW B.Raqan, D. Lukes, L.Paseka, I.Stonchus, I.Kapalka, L, Wolf, L. Linde- man, I.Skurauskis, M. Yunowich, I,Bru:io, M. Grieshaber. SRD ROW L.Auqustine, L. Mellerke, F, Cieslik, F. Stone, I. Slonina, M. Kowalski, K. Klancir, C. Majdak, L. Penn, I.Majewski, H.Sakal, P. Mannarelli, ZND ROW -R.Zoula, E.Lithoviak, S. Sypien, E. Nosek, R. Pomo, E. Gasior, I. Mazeika, A. Zambos, D, Diadiun, A. Baraus- kas, I. Sniegolski, P. Oko. IST ROW -I. Paulikonis, M. Stanek, D. Brodlo, E.Eq1elski, L. Christofi, R. Matthisen, I. Cupper, M. Feddersen, D. Martin. Page BO CLARION LITERARY STAFF The Literary Staff of the Clarion is composed of the most journalistically minded students of the entire student body. They have been chosen to fill these positions because of their outstanding work in their English and Iournal- ism classes. They sacrifice all their study periods and sometimes spend hours after their school is finished, compiling material to be read by their fellow students. CLARION REPRESENTATIVES The Clarion representatives are students who have been selected by students of their divisions to assist in the execution of the carefully arranged system for the distribution of the Weekly paper. Their co-operation and Will- ingness in accepting the exacting responsibility of this position has simplified the task of maintaining a regular and accurate distribution of the school news- paper. r f J N if J l, '.:i,xf'Z , 1 ILL I X iff.-f'Z'ff'V 't'Z Y CLARION CIRCULATION STAEE STUDENT COUNCIL ZND HOW -H. Sakal, L. Lindeman, W. Dryjanski, l.Skurausk1s, L. Wolf. lST ROW E. Eqielski B. Wright, F. Bils, L. Christoff, M. Hollenbeck. STH ROWeP. Ryczek, L. Oko, L. Baron, L, Penn, R. Winkler, P. Varekois, E. Senk- peil, E.Nosek, G.Collins, F,Nehrosins, I.Ierz, V. Feldman, M. Hammerqren, 4TH ROW --M. Hornik, C. Swyndoro, D. Ianicki, E. Dagis, G. Lenz, A. Mack, M. Szlanqa, S. Yakseboqa, L. Retis, R. Wiot. 3RD ROW--M. Hillurqer, B. Kozicki, Ft. Allie, V. Boqdziewicz, L. Iacobs, E. Gasior, H. Kaczmarczyk, I. O'l-laller, E. Latka, N. Kushta. 2ND ROWiV. Thomas, F, Stone, K. Ruf, D. Antonson, H. Langowski, L. Horn, I, Piecuch, G. Strcmski, L. Hall, C. Kelly. IST ROW-E. Sturonas, l. Bykowski, E,Malm- quist, E. Lukaszewicz, Mr. Mclieaq, C. Malinski, L. Mock, A. Szeputis, F. Peckaitis. CLARION CIRCULATION STAFF The Clarion, which is Kelly's school newspaper, has been a financial suc- cess due to the efforts of the Circulation Staff. These students are responsible for the receipts, contracts, distribution, and maintenance of subscriptions in addition to obtaining advertisements. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, the most important student organization at Kelly, is a legislative body, since it formulates many rules for student activities, help- ing set up Worthy standards of citizenship for the entire student body. Each division has representation. Page 81 LAMPLIGHTER STAFF The producinq of a Kelly Annual, now a tradition, has been accomplished due to the spirit ot co-operation and enthusiasm of the Larnpliqhter Staff. This spirit was a predominatinq factor in all phases of the publication, with each department strivinq tor perfection in this, the sixth annual to be sponsored by the senior class. LAMPLIGHTER REPRESENTATIVES Without their exact, thorough aid in obtaining subscriptions to the annual, the success ot our Lampliqhter miqht have been non-existent. Splendid co-operation between the divisions and the Captains was established by these intermediaries. Their task was that of encouraqinq students to sub- scribe to the annual and collectinq the payments. 4'I'H ROW- -E.Kiaup, I.Donlon, B.Slunecko, R.Kolinski, B. Raqan, W.Malmquist, S. Swxstowicz, G. Lenz, I. Ianeczko, P. Nowakowski, B.Arndt. SRD ROW H. Vacek, H. Duqqan, O. Baluk, A. Hauser, L. Chicoine, 1. Chicoine, V. Chlumecky, A. Ahlqrim, D. Re-demske, M. Sauter, R. Matlow, ZND ROW --L.O'Connor, L. Straube, E. Dahms, W. Narkis, C. Iablonski, E. Giuntoli, R. Gradzinslci, A. Szostak, L. Sieradsl-ci. IST ROW L. White, L. Atkinson, S. Kardas, Mrs. Robinson, D. Stones, Mr. Bils, I. Mrizoikri, L. Mock, A. Niemoth. STH ROW A.Sukis, B. Markus, I.Vicar1, H.Malecki, H.Srolca, I.Ab1'arnowicz, R. Grimes, S. Baluk, H. Kioltyka, B.Potoniec. 4TH ROW- L.Pav1ak, L. Kereck, M. Ham- rm-1t'qi'vr1, R. Hoxnick, I.Ciesl1nski, A. Ludwikowski, A. Matelonis, S. Lange, D. Ianicki, lI.Por:how1t:z, I,Kudla, S.Mikus. SRD ROW I.Challand, M. Karczewski, G.Zie1ke, I. Mulino, W. Murphy, l.Witherspoon, R.Slack, T.Korz1n, I.Rakoczy. ZND ROWff lJ.Dwttn1t'-n, l.,.Mellerlce, B. Stout, M.Ciesla, N.O'Neill, L. Meyers. 1ST ROW W. tfinowski, D. Kzystek, I. Smith, S.Byk, L.Atkinson, V.Chlurnecky, S.Kowalczyk, M. lftriwfa, I. Cltftnfrky, I.Hf1ddvtn. LAMPLIGHTER STAFF LAMPLIGHTER REPRESENTATIVES ..,- x 1 1 H. tl' xrh' AV L' y Pfiryrt 82 I-I I G I-I S C H O O L L I F E PQS3 K E L L Y C E L E B R I T I E L S , 84 HOOD WA GHT S IN 9 YXSX . FLOW fins ' Q' E 'W J 4553 A 5 . ,--r..1-Unllun ullfl' Steeped in the romance of the ages IN THE HEROIC DAYS of chivalry and knight-errantry, a girl's hope chest was built by the most skilled cabinetmaker the family purse could afford. Weeks, sometimes months, were taken by this combined artist, designer, Carver, and finisher to build the chest. And the girl, taught to sew, to spin, to weave, took years to fill her hope chest with precious things for that happy day when she would start a home of her own. Today LANE, the glorified modern hope chest, brings the hope chest to its richest significance. More beautiful than those of any other age, the LANE Hope Chest provides absolute moth protection and features found in no other cedar chest. Parents, brothers, sisters-come in and see this ideal gift. LANE ll0PE CHEST I THE LANE ALICE FAYE CHEST 51 fi. Center panel is 4-piece matched Oriental wood flanked by 2-piece matched 3' arrowhead American black walnut end panels. Marquetry inlay of satinwood and mahogany, bordered with ebony, divides the panels, Top is A-matched J 1 we black walnut with rounded waterfall effect. Hand-rubbed to a beautiful satin finish. Equipped with Lane Automatic Tray. 20th Century- ' Fox Star X. y c gg llcl'lcll l 't--te- 0 S ,.,., ifreasssssssssilliffsr- f1llfll!sssssszs:fmt .... qc Archer 8: Sacramento Pctge 85 THE GIFT OF A LIFETIME I E W E L R Y 111 M1161 J. L V Trade at the ARCHER AVE. BIG STORE 4187-93 Archer Ave. near Sacramento SAVE ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY We take pride in and the hotel for The Kelly High School Senior Prom HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER ALLAN D. HURST Manager Lafayette 7265 ARCHER-KEDZIE RECREATION 4306 So. Kedzie Ave. RUDECKI BROS. Home of Power House Candy Classic League Dudeck Coal Co.-Champions South End Traveling League Kelly High-Bowling Teams SCHOOL AWARD CO. 1029 South Wabash Avenue Phone Wabash 5973 ' See us for YOUR CLUB OR SCHOOL LETTERS AND EMBLEMS Reasonable Prices Compliments from a friend of the Thomas Kelly High School Page 86 t 440 521 S If ,f J ,649 ff :,5f4gfffQQ4',f ,J In . I , fy I I It , -ffrff ,dy ,,, , ,f -4 ,gc .,:, -f' fl, .' I f , ,' ,X 6, ,X . I fl .PI a ,' . Y 1 L ,- .f . , 'W Igw V 4. v vf O ful ff -, A X7 fe I 1 OUR AP RECIATION -V, f' , A . - . , X- . X' KA ' 1.07 I rl I I fit' 'ig' Liffkf' i- 76 df to the February and Iune Classes F or their enthusiastic acceptance of the RINGS AND PINS SUPPLIED BY Us WRIGHT Sz STREET, Inc. SCHOOL IEWELERS SINCE 1903 219 to 227 West 62nd St., Chicago PQ ffrf f Chicago College OIIIIIICFCC ay or i ht School 6309 Yale Avenue Offering Courses in Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Accounting and Comptometry Convenient New Location . Tel. Wentworth 0994 Phone Lat. 0928 CAMERA CRAFT SHOP 4384 Archer Avenue Complete line of Photo Supplies I2 Hour Photo Finishing Edward Kwasnieski Telephone Seeley 4303 HOLLYS COMPANY Dance Programs Bids Announcements Stationery 1553 West Madison Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Brighton Park's Largest Selection of Athletic Equipment BEN MAGES SPORT STORE 4226 Archer Ave. AN IDEAL GRADUATION GIFT Our selection of SHEAFFERS FOUNTAIN PEN SETS FRlEDLANDER'S PHARMACY Corner Archer 6: California 88 3 QQ? Boulevard 0967-0968 WATSON BUSINESS COLLEGE SECRETARIAL - ACCOUNTING Summer Term Tune 27, 1938 638-640 W. Garfield Blvd. C1-IAS. A. WINSHIP is oo. Wholesale Reel 159 N. STATE STREET The Well Known I Manufacturers of B'Ll1lOl'1S, PIIIS, R1IlQ2'of:hGI'IIlS Gnd Medals Fratemiiies, Sororities, Societies, Schools, Classes and Clubs CAPITOL BUILDING FRANK V. ZINTAK CO. REAL ESTATE LOANS :S INSURANCE ACKERMAN BROS., FROPS. 4195-97 Archer Avenue Tel. Lafayette 2524 Compliments of the HI-SHOP Opposite the Main Entrance Supplying All Student School Needs Good Lunches Telephone 4353 Afchef THE HoME or THE GIANT 5c Virginia 0719 Chicago ICE CREAM SANDWICH Made with Central Ice Cream Page 89 Telephone Fine We Lead the Neighborhood Virqinia Clothes for with the 1495 Men Newest Wall Paper and Paint BRIGHTON CLOTHES SHOP 4246ArcherAve. MARTIN RAGAN Chicago, 111. VIRGINIA 0535 COMPLIMENTS OF SPIES BROS., INC. MANUFACTURING IEWELERS AND STATIONERS ' Class Rings and Pins ' Commencement Announcements ' Fraternity Iewelry ' Cups and Trophies 27 E. MONROE ST. 1140 CORNELIA AVE Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. KELLY PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Iohn Kreith I. Lindemann Harry Loddinq Iulius Hauser Henry Kluq Andrew Malay Pauline Cusack A. I. Levreau A. Schultz Harvey Strunk Mr. cmd Mrs. Arthur L. Mock Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Zintalc Mr. and Mrs. William Lenz, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Lenz, Ir. Ralph L. Eaeman Mrs. Kenwarcl T. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schleichert Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Walter Raqan Rose B. Swiech William Iones L. Eatinqer Ioseph Chicoine Charles Otto Lillian Chlumecky Annette Lukaszewicz Thomas Matthisen Gertrude Ahlqrim Page 90 ESTABLISHED 1889 ROOT STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS THE LAMPLIGHTER 1938-1939 Te1ephor1e State 0113 185 N. Wabash Avenue Suite 310 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Special Rates to Kelly Students and Their Families at A11 Times Pg 91 I 0 ' 0 4 BUSINESS COLLEGE INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE Whether business is qood or bad, trained secretaries, accountants, typists comptometrists are always in demand. A few months' training and a Metropolitan Diploma will prove to he ay safe investment. SUMMER TERM, IUNE 20 - - FALL TERM, SEPTEMBER 6 Annual Prospectus is sent upon request. Two conveniently located schools. South Side-Y 304 West 63rd St. Downtowne-37 South Wabash Ave. GERTIES' CANDY SHOP 4231 ARCHER AVENUE Delicious Candies and Fresh Daily Made Ice Cream In the of Beverly DE BIASE COMPLIMENTS OF MUSIC STORE and OF STUDIQS BRYAN I-IARTNETT Band and Orchestra Instruments at lowest prices. We carry a complete line of popular music. ACCORDIONS S15 UP 4348 Archer Ave. Lal. 2297 I 92 Lafayette 0580 X HWIVWAQZWMWS gklifa' MORTGAGE SERVICE l5R1EAJL1rQ91R5 GENERAL INSURANCE 'GN K X FT I? o q ..,,gg!!llllul11gl1lsg,,,. ,x as ...Mullinnuununulngm. U, i- '-'-' -is.aaaa...... 3 ...I ICI la HCI u......:::aafi-I I-I---- ARCHER Qi SACRAMENTO SYREN A RESTAURANT Caterers to Weddings, Banquets, Parties, etc. 4270 ARCHER AVE. 1825 W. 47TH ST. UNIVERSAL SHOE STORE Shoes for all in the family 3337 So. Halsted St. CHICAGO, ILL. Lat. 5800 URBA FLOWER SHOPPE Welcome Flowers IDY Wire Gfqdugtes Flowers for those we love Wedding Bouquets Funeral designs our specialty 4180 ARCHER AVENUE CHICAGO AVALON STYLE SHOP Pg ITIOSSI' L , BUSINESS COLLEGE 'i' The Business College with the Univer- sity Atmosphere-Famous for the High Type of Employees it Develops ONLY FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ENROLLED Bullehn Free on Request NO SOLICITORS EMPLOYED 116 South Michigan Avenue Chicago Randolph 4347 Compliments of KELLY I-HGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA MRS. E. KRUMWIEDE, Mqr. I WELL WISHERS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ahlqrim Anna Mae Smart Shop Dolly's Beauty Shop Kass Ieweler Mr. and Mrs. William Lenz Lewis the Hatter CitY-Wide Florists Mr. and Mrs. G. Scheel Mr. and Mrs. I. Stones Q P11-V 4 Wolach Super Service Station Battery 6. lqnition Service Washing, Greasinq Brake Service S. E. Cor. Archer and California Ave. Phone Virginia 0834 BARTECKFS Prescription Pharmacies S. F. BARTECKI, R.Ph. Shop and Save at the lAMES MARKET 4544 So. California Ave. We handle the best meats Tel. Lai. 5780 We Deliver 2000 w. 47TH sr. 2825 w. asm sr. ENGLEWOOD PH. vma1N1A 0235 PH. Pnosmzcr 10007 KNITTING MILLS Phone Wentworth 5920 CHICAGO lERSEYS 6. BATHING SUITS 6643 so. Halsted si. Page 96 . 2 G il i E lf N E 5 H P' if E ? :' LN 'a P' 'I ff 5 QI ,, 5 53 r E 2 3 I hr K .I- C4 H4141 u