Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1940 volume:

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Let this, the if Lamplighter, be a constant reminder ot our school, our . pals, and our instructors to whom We are so greatly gl indebted for the service and aid given us during these, Y I YN. our high-school days. ,gg W Q ' xrxl RQ' KAWNP 0 If -: I .-Z fqx muy at , ' lvl J f VA D a MW U ' 5 N ' lv Pagc' 2 XS 9 EWG 'I x YJ 174 s I. I I U ffl- Y f 1 ,W , I J -lf, 5 VW--AL , fj'N V 1 0' V ' V - ., ,ff , J' I JN ' '-' I- -I rf K- . - M I I ' ' ' U K 1 .vf fy , I h Nr 1' If - ' 1 - . Ii '- I' AN INFORMAL INTERPRETATION I. ' OF THE SCHOOL YEAR AT KELLY . HIGH SCHOOL AS SEEN ...I. In NIC I W f e amera 6 ge U X 'V ff ,,.5,,V , . Y fwyj ..l.1 n RJKWW' Q17 -, 'F :,,1,' ., I 5 b .11 Y 'f.-ifzys-fl Pugt, '-1-1 , uw. is ! , Ohm' f . 4 ,A 'ML Ln ,Q 0l'l0l . . . . . . on these pages of the nineteen hundred and thirty nine-forty Larnplighter, an outstanding personage in the tield ot Education . . . WE HONOR her for her unseltish and untiring efforts to promote Kelly High School by building a strong school loyalty spirit, by developing character, by bringing forth personality through social, club, and athletic activities, by furthering scholastic achievement on the part oi Kelly students . . . WE HONOR .Miss Isabella Dolton, our former Principal, tor her sterling qualities which have made her beloved by all-her unbounded generosity-her kindly sympathy-eher lair- ness-l'1er sincere friendship-We, the Classes ot Iune, l939, and Ianuary, 1940, consider it an inestirnable honor to be privileged to dedicate this volume to Miss Isabella Dolton, under whose inspired leadership we have lived tour of the best years of our lives. Page 4 mvmff' . we U , My QWVLWQW my WMM 'ghlgeffa logon 4, die., ur ew Dau er... may Jdfdn, principa if Greetings to you, Mrs. Allen! We are glad to have you as our new leader. We are sure that under your guidance Kelly will Continue its march to the top. The students of this school are known for their genial and friendly natures, and will do everything in their power to make the days you spend at Kelly pleasant ones. We hope you will be as proud of us as We are ot you. Once again we say, Welcomel Page 6 aI eLUef!t0 . . 7fQ7Kelly High School is proud to graduate 400 of the finest boys and girls in America. We send you forth on the Great Adventure with confidence because we have tested your ability and have found you well qualified. You may be sure that our faith in you will never Wane and that wholesome sucf cess for you is our constant hope. WWE. lil an , fix' -12 i? 'vin' .. 1- , ' 'Q 5 f-1 lffim if ' 1 -if Ma.. 9 W 4 . 'S bf -Lx . E K., 5 aj gf X Y -'x W? E' 'S UU F .,,l fi ' fi- 4,1 1, 4-nil' 4? .9 ' gf, aw' P em,-,Q ,. . FA, A 'ff'-' Ji J? ,- ?f.we1f . AERA a 5 f -M 'T wr k 59:5 'Hs ' ' 'N ,T give ,.,,. 5 Tv. ww.-: 1 ' si 4 Q Q -ww X! --P! .wx - if .V .nf , 7 ,wx . -J ' Hx 'ill '90 w. L 1, ,x,Vf .Q ww f ww ,sv I f ww Nfsx . , ' W AQ Z .y'Ifs7fX I I I A If XffQ5,QSf A xjf WE VIEW.. Carwbcii of fAe lzrdonagfieri FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES Canckcb on JQ!fg .fdcfiuifa CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS Camera uewing fAe .Spaorffi BOYS' ATHLETICS GIRLS' ATHLETICS wif wi 939 'QQ Q40 Nas. Mapu X CWAUL, offfw. . . PERSONALITIES f V! -N me ..,1..,...-.e -. X -, ., .N-.,.,. . X t . x E t I AA 4 WILLIAM I. FULTON Administrative Assislant I FRANCIS B. MCKEAG I Assistant Principal ' Page 12 ' iff At the close of its sixth year of existence, the Kelly High School stands as a monument to the many students, teachers, parents, and friends in the com- munity who have sacrificed and given freely of their time and effort in developing one of the finest educational institutions in our great city. In the face of many serious handicaps centering namely in overcrowded condi- tions, Kelly has established a tradition and spirit which shall stand as a challenge to all who enter its portals. Spirit and tradition are the keystone of any great institution, which if removed, would cause the institution to crumble. The Iune class of 1939 and the February class of l94Othave carried well the lighted torch symbolic of Kelly Spirit and have accepted in full measure its share in establishing the tradition which is to guide those who follow. As the torch is passed on to those who continue, it is done so with a lteen sense of the serious obligation involved. Kelly faces the future with confidence that those who follow will carry on the ideals so firmly established. . 1 -...-. -anew sun if Mi W ,Q Rf susan ' A i 1 5 . ' i h f is i ' s X i 3 ?m.,?5 5 9 Q Q 357.5 . M A- an ,,5, 4. , ., 5 I wg 5 6 l 4 V n. : E 6 if ,g , my , 1 we ' Pm Q gg? 3 ,, T ir 1 ' A 'Y . QM 4.9 ,xg W- R q,,? , Q, .i i 1 3? ff 3 ' 0 'J i i pig 3 'gf Q S f Q Q 'J is if ra W: X i 'R fl BOARD OF DIRECTORS 4A COMMITTEES 4A Board Evan Malmquist Lehman Chesier Ianet Kudla Muriel Hammergren Howard Hart Peter Arailis Henry Kaczmarczyk Bruno Atkocaitis Robert Krouch Edmund Grens Gertrude Andrews Sophie Maluska Cap and Gown Committee Annette Delsandro, Chairman Lucille Schuler Carrie Mlynek Frank Ochenkowski Iosephine Krause Tom Fleming Marge Redher Eugene Iesuit Esther Strunk Ring and Pin Committee Walter Dryjanski, Chairman Norman Middle Mary Monack Albert Tvarkunas Mildred Ragen Edward Palak Agnes Sukas Ray Mathiesen Helen Walis Gift Committee La Verne Wolfe, Chairman Florence Stiianik Angeline Gelekovitch Vytaute Lubert Eleanor Gregg Clayton Miles Don Herman Anthony Kurzeia Ellsworth Kierbs College Day Committee Acquilina Vitauskis, Chairman Phyllis Clark Eleanore Sturonis Ellen Reinke Loretta Walicek Dorothy Zaparta Eleanor Stankus Ann Wiot Ioseph Wrzaszczak Graduation Program Albina Dambraskas, Chairman Harry Iensen Celeste Maher Dorothea Iavorski Albin Kozlowski Marie Klug Irene Bykowski Ruth Shuetz Prom Committee Ted Trasco, Chairman Lillian Christoff Elmer Ganza Tom Ieresak Ann Rubik Florence Ianicke Edward Kragowski Richard Bagdonas Bernice Markus Auditing Committee Lillian Andrew, Chairman Katherine Patterson Irene Haraf Edmund Brykczynski Helen O'Brien Angeline Mesavich Tony Gendrolos Alberta Rudaitis Page I4 SAGA o!fAe aglniord CLASS OF JUNE 1939 We were' very apprehensive but, at the same time, very elated when we entered Kelly in the fall of '35- apprehensive, because we feared this grown-up world we were entering, and elated, for we were beginning to con- sider ourselves adults. But ohl-then came the rude awakening. We were but lowly Freshies. Every class was difficult to adjust one- self to. Then the day of transformation camel Next fall, upon entering, instead of being spurned, we did the spurning. We were Sophornoresl Then, later, as Iuniors, the clubs and activities began to exert their wiles, and we rushed to join. Life was turned to a quicker tempo now, and we swept through the year, ioyfully noting the Iunior Prom. In the Senior year, our pace slowed down as we were loath to leave our school. We felt that our Senior year would not have been such a brilliant success without the invaluable assistance of our sponsor, Miss Linden. Looking forward past graduation, we attempted to pierce the veil of the future. But we were certain of noth- ing but this, that our stay at Kelly would influence us from this time forward, and that the future would be made a little more certain because of that influence. Farewell, Alma Mater! We leave you now, we, the youth of yes- terday, the men and women of today, the leaders of tomorrow! WILLIAM BLAZEK, Class Historian. CLASS or JUNE 1939 2 equeatknan To Kelly-our Kelly-that tradition of leading its students onWard-onward- so inducing them With a firm but gracious hand, that, after graduation has come and gone, Kelly graduates can face the world and say, with a voice devoid of apprehension but rather filled With confidence, I Will. Kelly is not an inanimate school, but has a soul or spirit-it is alive. And, living, it knows that its graduates will succeed, will push themselves ahead. To the faculty-We bequeath that feeling of well-satisfied existence which accompanies work Well-done. What if the work was difficult? What if the students, at times, seemed ungrateful, not repaying effort with effort? When you see the students graduate, at the sacred, magical moment when the diploma changes hands, you must feel that it was worth it. When the eager, shining faces of those, now men and women, look from the stage, not at you, the faculty, but past you, looking through the rose-tinted glasses of youth, looking through upon that which is to come through your efforts, when you see that-then you can feel satisfied at the work you have done. Then you can be contended, although you no longer will be able to keep Watch over them, that the seeds of culture have been planted in their minds, not sown broadcast, but rather with care and diligence. We bequeath to our classmates that one thing which time alone can erase from their minds: memories. Memories of that notable day when we first stepped over Kelly's threshold, through the Worried, harried, Frosh period, the Sophisticated Sophs days, the vagaries of our Iunior year, and the free, blase Senior Age, to the time when we last leave Kelly, with the world before us. Those memories are ours. Those memories are sacred. Those memories will live, they are indelibly imprinted upon us, they will influence our future, they will help choose our life friends. Before I, the barrister, lay down the valedictory pen, l wish to express one hope: although leaving Kelly may be the end of the training period in life for many of you, it should rather be a means to an end-an end which is in your hands, and your hands alone, Kelly has attempted to influence that end for the better, may its efforts have succeeded! WILLIAM BLAZEK Page 15 Mgt- I6 HELEN ADAMCZYK, Smiley Senior Girls' Club, T.N.T. Club, G.A.A., Civic Forum, Deans Office Assistant, Iunior Club. WALTER ADAMOWICZ, Wally Senior Boys' Club, Male Chorus, T.N.T. Club, Lithuanian Club, Home Room Basketball Team, GLADYS ANDERSON, Curly Adjustment Office Assistant, Service Girls' Club, Senior girllsAClub, Civic Forum, Tap Dancing Club, Hall Guard, l Helen Adamczyk Walter Adamowicz ' Gladys Anderson Lillian Andreu Gertrude Andrews Peter Arailis Don Arenz David Arndt Bruno Atkocaitis Gertrude Auqust Lawrence Auqustine Thomas Ausra Thaddeus Babula Richard Baqdonas Clarence Baqucanskis Aldona Balton Agnes Bartkus loseph Barzynski Raymond Batina Robert Benedix Grace Beninato Phyllis Beninato leanriette Besson Dolores Binette A Viroinia Blazelc William Rlazok Frances Rocek Rose Bonat Bernard Flonderski Sally Borowy Bernice Erase Marion Brehrri Robert Brown Edmund Bryfczynski Evelyn Burha Sophie Byk lrene Bylcowski lohn Cerionis Helen Chapulis Iohn Chebat Lehman Cheshier Emily Chison LILLIAN ANDREU, Frenchy National Honor Society, French Club, Senior Girls' Club, Chairman of Auditors Committee, G A.A. GERTRUDE ANDREWS, lDark Eyesf' Home Room President, Adv. Editor of Lamplighter, National 1-loner Society Tre-as., 4A Board Member, Drama Club, Li- brary Asst., Cosmeticians Club, T.N.T., Hall Guard, G.A.A. PETER ARAILIS, llpete- Asst. Editor of Lamplighter, Ushers' Club, Senior Boys' Club, Fire Guards, Intramural Sports, Div. Room President. DON ARENZ, Don Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis, Intramural Sports, Division Room President, Senior Boys' Club. DAVID ARNDT, Dave Clean-Up Committee, R.O.T.C. Otticer's Club, Lamplighter Advertising Staff, Intramural Basketball Senior Boys' Club. BRUNO ATKOCAITIS, Potatoes Division Room President, Kelly Honor Society, K Club, Varsity Soccer Team, Ushers' Club, Fire Guards, Lamp- Iiqhter Staff. GERTRUDE AUGUST, Freckles Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., German Club, Iunior Club. LAWRENCE AUGUSTINE, Larry Cheer Leader, Senior Boys' Club, Clarion Literary Staff, Clean-Up Committee, Spanish Club President, Clarion Circulation Staff. THOMAS AUSRA, Tom ' Editor in Chief of Lamplighter, National Honor Society, Clarion Literary Statf, Latin Club, Senior Boys' Club. THADDEUS BABULA, Small Fry Division Room President C4B, 4Al, Member of Board ot Directors C4B, 4Al, Senior Boys' Club, Electricians' Club, Civic Forum, Polish Club, Intramural Athletics. RICHARD BAGDONAS, Baggy Senior Boys' Club, Kamera Klub, T.N.T. Club, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Civic Forum, Intramural Sports, Prom Cob- mittee. CLARENCE BAGUCANSKIS, Milo Gymnastics, Boxinq, Intramural Sports, Fire Guard, Tum- bling, Senior Boys' Club. ALDONA BALTON, Donna Student Council Representative, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Hall Guard. AGNES BARTKUS, Aggie G.A.A., Latin Club, Lithuanian Club, Farewell Party Com- mittee, Senior Girls' Club, Main Office Assistant, IOSEPH BARZYNSKI, lay Bee Patrol Boy, Civic Forum, German Club, Rifle Team, Senior Boys' Club. RAYMOND BATINA, Ray Varsity Football Team, Varsity Tennis Team, Varsity Swim- ming Team, K Club, Ushers' Club, Fire Guard. ROBERT BENEDIX, Flash Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Basketball Team, Boxing Club, Mixed Chorus, Basketball Team, GRACE BENINATO, Spike Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, G.A.A. PHYLLIS BENINATO, Butch National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Club. IEANNETTE BESSON, Frenchie Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Kelly Honor Soci- ety, Clarion Representative. DOLORES BINETTE, Frenchie Orchestra, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Twist 'N Twirl Club, French Club, Otlice Assistant, G.A.A. lil' Evan Malmquisi, 4A Senior Class President. M118 gI aJlftaf6:5 . . . VIRGINIA BLAZEK, Nina Senior Girls' Club, Grade Advisor Office Assistant, Locker Guard, Spanish Club, G.A.A. WILLIAM BLAZEK, Bill Literary Editor of Lamolighter, Latin Club Treasurer, Na- tional Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Twist 'N Twirl Club, Boys' Choir, Mixed Choir. FRANCES BOCEK, France G.A.A., Library Club, Poster Club, French Club, Senior Girls' Club, ROSE BONAT, Rosette Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Selling Service, Sports Club. BERNARD BONDERSKI, Bernie Gymnastics, Senior Boys' Club, Electricians' Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, Polish Club, Assistant Clarion Representative, Football, SALLY BOROWY, Skully 4A Secretary, K Club, Senior Girls' Club, Bowling Club, Cosmeticians Club, Library Club, G.A.A. BERNICE BRASE, Bea G.A.A., Life Saving, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club. MARION BREHM, Babe G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Main Office Assistant, Grade .gdvisors Assistant, National Honor Society, Senior Girls' lub. ROBERT BROWN, Buddy Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Civic Forum, Hall Guard Captain, Electricians Club, Gymnastics. EDMUND BRYFCZYNSKI, Babe Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Fencing, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Auditing Committee. EVELYN BURBA, Chief Band, Orchestra, Senior Girls' Club, T.N.T., Latin Club, German Club. SOPHIE BYK, Soph Lamplighter Representative, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A., K Club. IRENE BYKOWSKI, Dodie Division President, Cosmeticians' Club, Graduation Pro- gram Committee, Student Councrl Delegate, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club. IOHN CEPONIS, Chip Varsity Basketball, K Club, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard Captain. HELEN CHAPULIS, Elly ' French Club, Spanish Club, Lithuanian Club, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A., Clarion Representative. IOHN CI-IEBAT, Iohnie Printers' Club, Gymnastics 6. Apparatus, Senior Boys' Club, Spanish Club, Football Team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. LEHMAN CI-IESHIER, Lee President of Division Room, Vice President of T.N.T. Club, National Honor Society, Drama Club, Latin Club, Student Council Delegate. EMILY CHISON, Em Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, French Club Secretary, Fencing, Tap Dancing Club, G.A.A. une gl'ClJll,ateff . . . ANN ci-IMIEI., Hun T.N.T. Club, Skeleton Squad, Latin Club, Senior Girls' Club, Tap Dancing, Iunior Club, Fencing. LILY CHMIEL G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Civic Forum, Senior Girls' Club, Library Club, Iunior Club. LILLIAN CHRISTOFF, Lil Clarion Circulation Manager, Prom Committee, Co- Chalrman, Senior Girls' Sweater Committee Chairman, Clean-Up Committee. PHYLLIS CLARK, Phillie Senior Girls' Club, Ticket Office Asst., College Day Committee, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club. DOROTHY COLEMAN, Snooks Senior Girls' Club, G,A.A, RUTH CONLEY Mixed Choir, Girls' Choir, Senior Girls' Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. ESTHER CONTES, Connie Girls' K Club President, G.A.A. Board, Volley Ball Representative, Bowling Team, Swimming Team, Bad- minton, Senior Girls' Club. ETHEL COONEY, Honey Drama Club, Latin Club, German Club, Fencing, Tap Dancing, Personnel Office Asst., Senior Girls' Club. ROBERT CRONIN, Bob Varsity Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Base- ball, Hall Guard Captain, Senior Boys' Club, Usher Club, 4B Homeroom Treasurer. SHIRLEY ANN CRONIN, Irish t Senior Girls' Club, Service Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Lamplighter Representative, Iunior Club, Bowling, G.A.A, EDNA CRUTCI-ILEY, Ed National Honor Society, German Club, Clarion Exchange Editor, Senior Girls' Club, G.A,A., Iunior Club, Secre- tary ol Division, VIRGINIA CYTRYCH, Ginnie Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A., Lamplighter Staff, Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant, RAY CZARNIK, Babe Vice-President Officers' Club, Captain R,O.T.C., Hall Guard, Rifle Team, Secretary Officers' Club, Band, Senior Boys' Club. STANLEY CZUBA, Stan Kamera Club, Senior Boys' Club. ANNETTE DALESANDRO, Taddy T,N.T., Vice-President Latin Club, Skeleton Scgiad, Band, Chairman Cap and Gown Committee, Senior irls' Club. ANNA DAMASKA, Moe I Student Council Delegate, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Life-Saving, ALBINA DAMBRAUSKAS, Tiny Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Lithuanian Club, G.A.A., Service Girls' Club, Chairman of Graduation Committee. WALTER DASKAS, Zeke Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Senior Boys' Club, T,N,T., Hall Guard, NORMAN DEARING, Moe Wrestling Team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Base- ball, Senior Boys' Club. s 9 GEORGE DEPEDER Basketball, Swimming, Fire Guard, Intramural Sports. ROLAND DETTMAN, Shorty R.O.T.C. Commissioned Officer, R.O,T.C. intra-Platoon Softball Champion, Boys' Choir, R.O.T.C. Competition Squad, Hall Guard, Color Guard. GUS DIVITO, Lefty Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Grade Adviser Assistant. LILLIAN DOROSZ, Lil National Honor Society, Treasurer Senior Girls' Club, Lampli hter Staff, Kelly Honor Society, Home Economics Club, G.A.A. WALTER DRYIANSKI, Cheer Leader Charlie Chairman Ring and Pin Committee, Vice-President Ax Grinders, Cheer Leader Capt., Skeleton Squad, Boys' Senior Club, Clean-Up Committee, MARY DUGGAN, Shorty Skeleton Squad, G.A,A, Board, Fencing Team, Lamp- lighter Circulation Staff, Swimming Team, Badminton Team, French Club, Spanish Club. MATTHEW DYKIEL, Matches Student Council Representative, Electrician Club, Wres- tling, Senior Boys' Club. ELEANOR EGIELSKI, El Business Editor Lamplighter, Represented Kelly in D.A.R., Asst. Business Manager Clarion, G.A.A. Board, Girls' Gym Columnist Clarion, Senior Girls' Club, Skeleton Squad, Bowling Team, Badminton Team, French Club, Bow Day Committee, Student Council Delegate, IUNE EILENFELDT National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, Grade Advisers Asst., Home Economics Club, G.A.A. VICTOR FILINOVITCH, Vic Senior Boys' Club, Iunior Club, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. EDITH FISHER, Kentucky Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Glee Club, Personnel Office Asst., T.N.T. Club. TOM FLEMING, Flem Boxing, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guar , Senior Boys' Club, Treasurer Boys' Choir, Mixed Choir, Gown Committee. ROSE FORTINO, Dolly Hall Guard, Service Girls' Club, GAA., Home Eco- nomics Club, Senior Girls' Club. WILLIAM FOX, Willy Student Council Representative, Art Service, Poster Club, Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club. OLIVE FRITSCH Service Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Clarion Staff, Lamp- lighter Staff, Library Club, Home Economics Club. LOUIS FUKS, Foxy Latin Club, Senior Boys' Club. STEPHANY GAIZAUSKAS, Steffie National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Lampli hter Circulation Staff, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A. Lehman Chesier. 4A Senior Class Vice-President. l Paga' 20 PHILLIP GARRETT, Phil Chief Electrician, President ol Poster Club, 3A Division President, Axe Grinders' Club, Clarion Representative, ANTHONY GENDROLIS, 'iTOny National Honor Society, Varsity Basketball Team, K Club, Hall Guard, lntramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club, Lithuanian Club. ROSE GlGNAC, Red Band, Orchestra, French Club, G.AA, Senior Girls' Club. TEDDY GLOMB, Ted Phillip Garrett Anthony Genclrolis Rose Gignac Teddy Glomb Edward Gniady Leo Goczal ak Edward Goodrich Edward Gorka Sylvia Gorney Walter Graiek lrene Gram Eleanor Greqq uf: Edmund Grens Bernice Griqqs lda Grilcenis Ploy Grimes Dorothy Grubbe William Griibo if: Guclziunas Albina Gertrude Gurin LaVerne Haiclrowski Muriel llarninerqinn Emilie llapius lrene Haraf i Howard Hart William Harty Donald Herman Lorraine Hickcv Genevieve Hollstoin liobert Honec fr Doris Hoover Vernon Hora Leona Hudon ldell lluene Martha lez Lorraine lames W Adelyn lane-cite Florence lanicke Stephanv lanicke William lanowski Thomas laresek Dorothea Iavorski Bowling, Intramural Baseball, lntramural Basketball, Swimming Team, Senior Boys' Club, lunior Clubi EDWARD GNIADY French Club, Spanish Club, TNT Club, Kelly Honor Society, National Honor Society, Senior Boys' Club. Swimming Team, LEO GOCZAL, Lee Captain ot Golf Team, Senior Boys' Club, lntrariiural Sports, K Club, French Club, Hall Guard, lunior Club. EDWARD GOODRICH, 'Squibbsf' Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. EDWARD GORKA, Gorlca Senior Basketball Team, K Club, Kelly Bowling Team, Selltno Service Club, Class Treasurer, Senior Boys Club, Intramural Sports, Iuntor Club. sYLv1A oonNEY, rompper' Latin Club, GAA, Senior Girls' Club, QB Division Room President, Glee Club, Kelly Honor Society, Na- tional Honor Society. WALTER GRAIEK, Pug Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Activities. IRENE GRAM, Pet Vice-President of French Club, 2nd Vice-President of Senior Girls' Club, Student Council, Skeleton Squad, lunior Club. ELEANOR GREGG, Mugsy President of Home Economics Club, G.AA., Lithuanian Club, Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus. EDMUND GRENS, Ed Varsitv Football, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Tennis, K Club, Vice-President, Senior Boys' Club, 4B, 4A Division Room President, Ushers' Club. BERNICE GRIGGS, Dolly 'l'. N 'l', Club, Senior Girls' Club, lunror Club, Ctvt: Forum, Ticket Service Club, Student Council, G. A. A IDA GRIKENIS, Griky National Honor Society, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Club, G A,A,, llorne Economics Club. ROY GRIMES, Easy Clarion Staff, Soccer Team, Captaing Checker Team, Larnpliqhter Staff, Intramural Sports, Kamera Klub, Gym- nastic TOBIII. DOROTHY GRUBBE, Dottie Service Girls, G A,A., Senior Girls' Club, German Club, Glee Club, Iunror Club, Library Club. WILLIAM GRUBE, Winnie President German Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. , ALBINA GUDZIUNAS, Al National Honor Society, Grade Advisors Assistant, Lampliqhter Representative, Senior Girls' Club, G.AA GERTRUDE GURIN, Gert Home Economics Club, Kelly Honor Society, G.AA, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club LaVERNE HAIDROWSKI, Shorty Lampliqhter Circulation Staff, Clarion Representative, Library Assistant, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club. MURIEL HAMMERGREN, Meg Lampliohter Representative, Student Council, lunior Club, Service Girls' Club, Clarion Representative, EMILIE HAPTUS, 'il-Iappy Senior Girls' Club, Adiustment Office, Personnel Office, Home Economics Club, Service Girls, Tap Dancing, G.A A, IRENE HARAF, I Home Economics Club, Audtttnq Committee, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club. HOWARD HART, Hans 4A Division Room President, 4A Board of Directors. Captain Commanding Band R. O. T. C., Intramural Baseball, Bowlino Team, Swing Band, Officers' Club, Senior Boys' Club. w 'F 'lt I lT1I ' Muriel Hammergren, AA Se- nior Class Secretary. Mile gl a6lU,al85 . . . WILLIAM HARTY, Irish Division Room President, Student Council Skeleton Squad, Kamera Klub, Iunior Boys' Club, Senior Boys' Club, Ax Grinders' Club. DONALD HERMAN, Flash Varsity Baseball, K Club, Life Guard, Bowling Club, Intramural Basketball, Senior Boys' Club. LORRAINE HICKEY, Irish EI':.lNkll'., Senior Girls' Club, Latin Club, GAA., luntor U . GENEVIEVE HOLLSTEIN, Gene Senior Girls' Club, G.AA., Home Economics Club, lunior Club, ROBERT I-IONEC, Rube Band, Orchestra, Skeleton Squad, Senior Boys' Club, Kamera Klub, DORIS HOOVER President Girls' Choir, Home Economics Club, G.AA, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Club. VERNON HORA, Peanuts Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard. LEONA HUDON, Frenchy Service Girls, Skeleton Squad, Senior Girls' Choir, Mixed Chorus, Kamera Klub, French Club, Senior Girls' Club. IDELL HUENE, Del Lampltghter Staff, Clean-Up Campaign, Hall Guard Cap tain, TN.T., Senior Girls' Club, Clarion Stall, Clarion Representative. MARTHA IEZ, Mickey Fencing, Senior Girls' Club, Civic Forum, Personnel Office Assistant, Cosmeticians' Club, Tap Dancing, Latin Club, G.A.A. LORRAINE IAMES, Shaunt G.A.A,, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, Service Girls, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club. ADELYN IANECKE, Al Personnel Office Assistant, Lamplighter Representative, Clarion Representative, Senior Girls' Club, Service Girls. Civic Forum. FLORENCE IANICKE, Florine Grade Advisors' Assistant, Kelly Honor Society, Home Economics Club, Poster Club, Senior Girls' ljtub STEPHANY IANICKE, Dimples G.A.A,, Senior Girls' Club, French Club, lunior Girls' Club, Student Council, Home Economics WILLIAM IANOWSKI, Bill Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard, Lampliqhter Representa- tive, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. THOMAS IARESEK, Tom Senior Boys' Club, Ushers' Club, Varsity Basketball, Captain, Lampltghter Staff, Prom Committee, UK' Club, Fire Guarcl. DOROTHEA IAVORSKI, Dot Kelly Honor Society, National Honor Society, Vice-Presif dent Glee CIub, lunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Lamp- Iiqhter Staff, Division Room President, French Club, G AA., Bow Day Committee, Grade Advisors Assistant une gl a,Jll,Clteff . . . HARRY JENSEN, rush Varsity Baseball, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Champions, Senior Boys' Club, Ushers' Club. EUGENE IEZUIT, Gene Camera Club, Student Council, Senior Boys' Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard. DOROTHY IOHANSEN, Dot Home Economics Club, GAA., Lamplighter Representa- tive, Senior Girls' Club. LEIGHTON IOHNSTON, Leigh Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Civic Forum, Fire Guard. HENRY KACZMARCZYK, Hank Iunior Fire Marshall, Pres., Major, Officers' R. O. T. C,, Axe-Grinders Pres., Division Pres, Board ol Directors, Varsity Swimming, Baseball, K Ushers' Club Chief, Skeleton Squad, Senior Boys' HELENE KALAINIS, Nikki Red Cross Representative, Lithuanian Club, Senior Club, Iunior Club, Poster Club. ANN KALISI-I, Blondie GA.A, lunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Service Grade Adviser Ass't, Farewell Committee 4A. ROBERT KAPRAK, Bob Camera Club, Axe-Grinders, Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club. WALTER KARA, Wally Hall Guard, lntramural Baseball, Basketball, Senior Boys' Club. HENRY KARBIN Band, Camera Club, Experimentors Club, Senior Boys' Club, Civic Forum, Intramural Basketball. HARRY KARIS, Hip Mixed Chorus, Senior Boys' Club. IUNE KARPOWICZ G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Lamplighter Stall, Iunior Club, Hall Guard, Glee Club. GERALD KELLER, Tex Swimming Team, Fencing, Boxing, Drama Club, Senior Board of Directors, BETTY KELLEY, Becky National Honor Societ , Twist 6 Twirl Club, German Club, Ticket Sellers' Cl'ub, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Student Council. LOTTIE KERN ER, Lolly Senior Girls' Pres., Service Girls' Club, Clarion, Lamp- Iighter Staff, Student Council, Home Economics Club. ELIZABETH KERSCHBAUM, Lizzie Library Club, Poster Club, Kelly Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, G.A,A. IOSEPHINE KIBARTAS, Kibby G.A.A. President, Student Council Sec., K Club, Civic Award Committee, Bowling, Swimming, Fencing, Clagiciiii Representative, Lamplighter Representative, Vol- ey a . ELLSWORTH KIERBS, Ells Clean-Up Chairman, Class Gift Committee, German Club, Senior Boys' Club, Ticket Selling Club. Club, Club, Club. Girls' Club. lane! Kudla. 4A Senior Class Treasurer. ALEX KILKUS, Whitie Basketball, K Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard. GERTRUDE KILROY, 'lGeriie Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Poster Club, Library Club, Home Economics Club, G.A.A. VIOLET KING, Vi Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Service Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Iunior Club, Hall Guard. EMILY KLEIDON, Emy Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Service Girls' Club, Glee Club, German Club, Iunior Club, Home Economics Club. ERWIN KLUG, ErVe Intramural Sports, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Clarion Representative. MARIE KLUG, Klugie Senior Girls' Club, Graduation Program Committee, Junior Club, French Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. LORETTA KOCH, Lor G.A.A., Home Economics Club, lunior Club, Senior Girls' Club. ANTHONY KONEWITCH, Kon K Club, Football Team, Experimenters' :S Collectors' Club Pres., Senior Boys' Club, Student Council, Capt. of Bowling Team. HELEN KOSIERACKI, Butch Senior Girls' Club, National Honor Society, Home Eco- nomics Club, T.N T. Club, Ticket Office Attendant, G.A.A., Dancing Class Committee. IRENE KOWALCZYK, Rene Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A. Board, Club, Personnel Office Ass't, lunior Club, Bowling, Fencing, Tap Dancing, MARIE KOWALSKI Murph Senior Girls' Club Sec., Lamplighter Staff, Clean-Up Treasurer, Clarion Representative, Service Girls' Club, Bow Day Committee, Adiustment Office Asst. EMILY KOZICKI, Misty Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Twist 6. Twirl Club, Civic Forum, Senior Girls' Club, GA A. MITCHEL KOZINSKI, Mike Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. ALBIN KOZLOWSKI Band, Orchestra, Senior Boys' Club, Swing Band, Sax Quartet. ALOYSIUS KRAUKLIS, Red Football Team, Wrestling Team, Intramural Sports, K Club, Baseball, Senior Boys' Club. IOSEPHINE KRAUSE, Io Cap 6- Gown Committee, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Lithuanian Club, Iunior Club. ROBERT KROUCH, Kroutchy R. O. T. C., Band, Orchestra, Bow Day Chairman, Senior Boys' Club, Lamplighter Staff, National Honor Society. KENNETH KRUEGER, Ken Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports, lunior Club. 3 X 7 I llarry lensen Eugene Iexuit Dorothy lohansen Leighton Iohnston Henry Kaczmarczyk Helene Kalainis ik Ann Kalish Hobcrt Kaprak Walter Kara Henry Karbin Harry Karts lune Karpowicz if Gerald Keller Betty Kelley Lottie Kerner lllizabeth Kerschbaurn Iosephrne Kibartas Ellsworth Kierbs 12' Alex Kilkus Gertrude Kilroy Violet Kinq Emily Kleiclon Erwin Kluq Marie Kluq 'A' Loretta Koch Anthony Konewitch Helen Kosieracki lrene Kowalczyk Marie Kowalski limily Kozicki 14 Mitchel Kozinski Albin Kozlowski Aloysius Krauklis losephinc Krause Hobert Krouch Kenneth Krueqer il Chester Krupa Stephanie Krupinski Edward Krygowski lanet Kuclla YU CHESTER KHUPA, Bullets IANET KUDLA, YiXie Senior Boys' Club, Student Council, Volleyball, Skeleton Squad, K Club Vice-Pres, Alex Kulak Ben Kunclrat ' ' STEPHANIE KHUPINSKI, Steph National Honor Society, Latin Club, G.A.A., Iunior Club, ALEX KULAK' Alu Senior Girls' Club, Senior Boys' Club, Print Shop Service, Iunior Cub, EDWARD KRYGOWSKI, Ed BEN KUNDHAT, Bennie Soccer, Basketball, Club, Senior Boys' Club, lntra- Camera Club, French Club, Checker Club, Senior Boys' mural Sports Chairman. Club, lntramural Sports. Page 2 3 agf' 24 Anthony Kurzeja Nicholas Kushta Irene Kutz Iohn Kutz Dorothy Kvacik Agnes Kwasik 'Er Thaddeus Latas Frank Lecompte Roman Lempa lohn Leonard Joanne Lieqenteld Stella Lisiewicz I Walter Litwlcki Lorraine Loll Vytaute Lubert Edward Lubln Agnes Lukas Chester Lyskawa fr Stanley Lyskawa Bernice Macrulis Alice Madalinski Celeste Maher Irene Majewski Walter Malcos XY Evan Malmquist Sophie Maluslca Violet Mankunas Gustav Marker Bernice Markus William Marlcunas A Clement Marszalek Bode Martin Irlaymond Matthisen Alma Matzaxtis Edward Mazeilca Aldona Mazerkis 'fr Loretta Nlazer Florence Mazurowslu Lorraine McCawIcy Rita McCormack Lorraine Mclfendry Illeanor McLellan ANTHONY KURZEIA IRENE KUTZ, Rene Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Gilt Committee, Senior Hall Guard' Locker Guard' Senior GMS' Club' ,lnvllahon Boys, Club - Committee lor Farewell Party, GA.A., Home Izconomics ' Club, Lamplighter Rep. .I . IOHN KUTZ lohnr1ie NICHOLAS KIJSI-ITA, N lc I ' 1 O 61 4B Bow Day Dance Committee, 4A Graduation Program Optimates' Pres, Drama Club, Bow Day Committee Committee, Senior Boys' Club, Print Shop Service, Hall Chairman, Lamplighter Stall, National Honor Society, Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. DOROTHY KVACIK, Dot Vice-Pres. G.A.A. Board, K Club Sec, Home Room Pres, Senior Girls' Club, French Club, Varsity All-Star Volleyball, Girls' Advance Bowling. AGNES KWASIK, Peggy Iunior Cub, Senior Girls' Club, French Club, Service Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Board. THADDEUS LATAS, Te-Cl Stage Electrician, Civic Forum, Hall Guard, Polish Club, Gymnastics, Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club, FRANK LECOMPTE, l'FrenCl ly Usher Club, Varsity Baseball, Home Room Vice-Pres., Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Senior Boys' Club. Assistant Clarion Rep, ROMAN LEMPA, Witnpy Latin Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports, lunior Club. IOHN LEONARD, lack R.O.T.C., Otticers Club, Hall Guard Captain, Senior Boys' Club, German Club. IOANNE LIEGENFELD, lo gejlixior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, German Club, . .A. STELLA LISIEWICZ, Butch German Club, TN.T.' Club, Kelly Honor Society, National ltonor Society, Senior Girls' Club. WALTER LITWICKI, Wally Intramural Basketball, Kelly Honor Society, Selling Serv- ice, Senior Boys' Club. LORRAINE LOLL, Blondie G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, grade Advisor Assistant, lunior Club, Glee Club, Library ssistant. VYTAUTE LUBERT Senior Boys' Club EDWARD LUBIN, l'Ed Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard, T.N.T, Club, Kamera Club. AGNES LUKAS, Ag K Club, Fencing Club, Tap Club, Senior Girls' Club, Student Council Rep, ltorne Economics Club, Civic Forum CHESTER LYSKAWA, Chey Electrician lStage-Social Dancel, Band, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Basketball, Life Guards' Class, Home Room Sec, STANLEY LYSKAWA, Poncho Dance Orchestra and Band, Stage Electrician, Home Room Pres., Intramural Basketball, Kelly Bowling Club, Lite Guard Class, Senior Boys' Club. BERNICE MACIULIS, Brownie GA.A., Senior Girls' Club, Kelly Honor Society, Na- tional Honor Society, Latin Club, Bow Day Dance Com- mittee, Lamplighter Literary Stalt. ALICE MADALINSKI, Al Senior Girls' Club, Cosmetician's Club, Iunior Club, G.A,A., Home Economics Club. CELESTE MAHER, Independence National Honor Society, Skeleton Squad, 'I'.N T. Club, Graduation Program Committee, Lamplighter Statt, Fenc- ing, Latin Club, Cosmeticians Club, Civic Forum, Hall Guard, G.A.A. IRENE MAIEWSKI, Dimples Senior Girls' Club, Honor Society, Selling Service, glirion Typist, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, . .A, H 4A SENIOR BOARD Standing: R. Krouch. B. At- kocaitis, E. Malmquist. P. Arailis. S. Sparks. Seated: E. Grens. S.Ma1uska. H. Kacxmarczyk, I. Xudla. M. Hammergren. L. Chesier, G. YL- Andrews. Lille g2l'6l6!lfLa!06 . . . WALTER MAKOS, Potsy Clarion Rep., Bowling Team, Experimenters' Club, Hall Guard, Senior Boys' Club, lumor Club, Intramural Sports. EVAN MALMOUIST 4A Class Pres., 4B Class Pres., Vice-Pres. Student Coun- cil, lumor Fire Marshall, Clarion Reporter, Div. Pres., Latin Club. SOPHIE MALUSKA, ZOSl'1 K Club, Hall Guard, Cosmeticians Club, G.A.A, Senior Girls' Club, Div. Pres., Bowling. VIOLET MANKUNAS, Vi Senior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Boa'd, G.A.A, Girls' Glee Club, Honor Society, lunior Club. GUSTAVE MARKER, Gus Sports Editor ot Clarion, Varsity Football, Varsity Swim- ming Team, Fencing Team, Boys' K Club, Clean-Up Committee Art Chairman, Bow Day Dance Committee. BERNICE MARKUS, Bee Prom Committee, Lamplighter Representative, French Club, Bow Day Committee, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Club. WILLIAM MARKUNAS, Bill lntra-mural Basketball, lntra-mural Baseball, Swimming Team. CLEMENT MARSZALEK, Clem Hall Guard, lunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intra-mural Softball and Basketball. BEDE MARTIN, Betty Orchestra, Girls' Choir, Grade Advisor Asst., Treasurer ot Girls' Choir, Vice-President Girls' Choir, Senior Girls' Club, Hall Guard, RAYMOND MATTHISEN, Ray Varsity Football, Mixed Chorus, Clarion Representative, Ring and Pin Committee, lntra-mural Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball, Senior Champs, Student Council, Fencing Team, Senior Boys' Club, ALMA MATZAITIS, AI Hall Guard, Locker Guard, GA.A., Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club. EDWARD MAZEIKA, MuzZey Golf, Boys' K Club, Senior Boys' Club. ALDONA MAZEIKIS, Al National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Latin Club, Latin Club Vice-President, Senior Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club, Grade Advisor Asst, LORETTA MAZER, Lee Mixed Chorus, German Club, Civic Forum, Hall Guard, Skeleton Squad, Tap Dancing. FLORENCE MAZUROWSKI, Flo National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., lunior Club, Grade Advisor Asst., Civic Forum, Bowling Team, Student Council Alternate, Glee Club, Farewell Party Committee. LORRAINE MCCAWLEY, Mac Senior Girls' Club, Kelly Honor Society, German Club, Tap Dancing Club, Clarion Stall, G.A.A. RITA MCCORMACK, Monkie Mixed Chorus, T.N.T. Club, National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Student Council, French Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Civic Forum. LORRAINE MCKENDRY, Kenny Kelly Honor Society, Cosmetician Club, G.A.A., Iunior Club, French Club, Senior Girls' Club. ELEANOR MCLELLAN, Irish Senior Girls' Club, Latin Club, GAA, Clarion Stalt, Civic Forum, , Une gfafluated . PAUL MECONIS, Alexander Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. ROBERT MERCURY, Hg Art Service, Poster Club, Senior Boys' Club, Vice- President Div., Boxing. ALBERT MESAVAGE, Sammy Varsity Soccer Team, K Club, Boys' Choir, Intra- mural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Senior Boys' Club. ALDONA MESAVAGE, Donuts National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, French Club, Kelly Honor Society, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. NORMAN MIDDLE, Ozzie R.O T.C,, Military Police, Home Room Pres., Bowling Team, Wrestling Team, K Club, Captain Home Room Basketball, Track Team. TONY MIKALAYUNAS, Anton Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club. HELEN MIKOLAIEWSKI, Mickey G.A A., Senior Girls' Club, Knitting Club. IOHN MIKOS, Mickey Latin Club, Senior Boys' Club, Iunior Club, Movie Operators, Hall Guard, Track Team, Intramural Sports. STELLA MIKUS, Mickey Home Room President, Student Council, Lamplighter Representative, Kelly Honor Society, National honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, G,A.A. CLAYTON MILES, Skeez Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. CLARENCE MILLER, Irish Kelly Honor Society, Skeleton Squad, Senior Boys' Club, Boxing Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. EVELYN MILLER, Ebb Clarion Reporter, Student Council, Home Economics Club, French Club, Senior Girls' Club, G,A.A. ANGELINE MISEVICH, Ange Girls' K Club, National Honor Society, Latin Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Mixed Choir, CASMIRA MLYNEK, Carrie gag AGuard, Senior Girls' Club, Fencing, Iunior Club, WANDA MLYNSKI National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, G.A,A., Student Council, Home Room Pres., German Club. MARIE MONAK, Giggles Honor Society, Clean-Up Campaign, Senior Girls' Club. Hall Guard, lunior Club, G.A.A. HELEN MOSOR, l'Speed National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A. CATHERINE MURPHY, Katie Library Club, Hall Guard, Personnel Ass't, Locker Guard, Senior Girls' Club. RAYMOND MUSZYNSKI, Mush Senior Boys' Club, Iunior Club, Tennis Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, Motion Picture Operator. WINIFRED MYRE, Frenchie Lampli hter Staff, French Club Sec., Girls' Chorus. Kelly S-Ionor Society, National Honor Society, Civic Forum, G.A,A. GENEVIEVE NIEDVIECKI, Gene Skeleton Squad, Tap Dancing Club, German Club, Student Council, Senior Girls' Club. HELEN NUGARUS, Hedy Band, Tap Dancing Club, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Skeleton Squad, G.A.A. ANTHONY NYKIEL, Nick Intramural Basketball, Latin Club, Checker Club, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club. HELEN O'BRIEN G.A.A., Latin Club, Senior Girls' Club, Clarion. ROSALIE OBRZUT, Rosy Twist G Twirl Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A. FRANK OCHENKOWSKI Fencing, Wrestling, Latin Club, Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports. IOHN O'HALLA, lay Varsity Football Team, Senior Boys' Club, K Club. Swimming Team, Twist 6- Twirl Club, Student Council, Intramural Sports. GENEVIEVE OLENSKI, Gene Civic Forum, Cosmeticians Club, Service Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, G.A.A. VERONICA OLSZOWY, Ronnie Student Council, Iunior Club, French Club, Senior Girls' G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Service Girl's Ll . HUGH O'NElL, Hug Swimming Team, Glee Club, Camera Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. STANLEY OPON, Red National Honor Society, Skeleton Squad, Lamplighter Stall, Twist or Twirl Club, Senior Boys Club BETTE OSSOWSKI, Dimps Band, Orchestra, G.A.A. LEO PACZKOWSKI, The Mad Russian Twist 6. Twirl Club, Glee Club, Bowling League, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, French Club, TESSIE PALUCH, Tess Homeroom President, Student Council, Girls' K Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Glee Club, G.A.A. IULIA PALUCKI, Yulce Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Clarion Staff, Lamp- lighter Staff, Civic Forum, Hall Guard. IOHN LOUIS PAOLETTI, Lou K Club, Varsity Football Team, Axe Grinders, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports, Spanish Club. ANN PASLAWSKI, Ukey Personnel Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Service Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economics Club. If I2 Lillian Retis. President oi the Student Council. Paul Meconrs Robert Mercury Albert Mesavage Aldona Mesavage Norman Middle Tony Mikalayunas ik' Helen Mikolajewski Iohn Mikos Stella Mikus Clayton Mrles Clarence Miller Evelyn Miller ik' Angeline Misevich Casmira Mlynek Wanda Mlynski Marie Monak Helen Mosor Catherine Murphy sir Raymond Muszynski Winrlred Myre Genevieve Niedviecki Helen Nugarus Anthony Nykiel Helen O'Brion 'A' Rosalie Obrzut Frank Oclrenkowski lohn O'Halla Genevieve Olenski Veronica Olszowy Hugh O'Neil mir Stanley Opon Bette Ossowski Leo Paczkowslci Tcssie Paluch Iulia Palucki Iohn Louis Paoletti 'k Ann Paslawslci Genevieve Papernik Zrgmunt Paterkiewic.: Kathryn Patterson Eleanore Pankros Harold Panzegrat GENEVIEVE PAPERNIK, Yen ELEANORE PANKROS, Babes G,A.A., Iunior Club, Senio G' l' Cl b, S r 'C G'l - --fl - ft Club' Library Assistant' Allrstalfrxfolleyulsall ?rggnS Us National Honor Society, Senlor Girls Club, K Club, ZIGMUNT PATERKIEWICZ, Burch ,CS Cm, Bowling Team, Senior Boys' Club, Fire Guard, Hall Guard Captain, Clean Up Committee. KATHRYN PATTERSON ..pat,, HAROLD PANZEGRAF, Lone-los T. N. Club, Senior Girls' Club, Clarion Staff, Student Hall Guard' Posler Club' Print Shop Service. Senior Council. Boys' Club, Wrestling Club, Boys' Choir. Page 27 Ptzgz' 28' lames Pattle Casimir Paulauskas Norma Pavlovic Mae Pechek Ioseph Permoda Nicholas Perustna 'Ir Leo Petkells Frances Petrulls Sylvia Petulilc Helen Ptchler Lawrence Pierson Kathleen Pitkin 'fir Dorothy Pitkins Dorothy Pillot Anton Pocius Edward Polak Alice Poplawski Walter Potempa 'A' William Powell Florence Poznack Geraldine Precin Anthony Puzas William Quinn Ed Raczynski slr Mildred llagan Laverne Randt Marjorie Relicler Ellen Reinke Ervin Rochlitz Chester Roqowslci nk Anne Rubik Alberta Rudaltis Fred Rycyzyn Stephanie Rysrewicz Casimir Saclowski Lawrence Sadzewlclc -,ir Marie Saqotz Iulia Salcowicz Emily Salavevus Stanley Sarata Florence Sauve Harold Schaefer IAMES PATTIE, Paddy O'Hara MAE PECHEK, Peechee Skeleton S uad, Latin Club, Civic Forum Bowling Team, G-A-A., Mixed Ch0fUSf Gefman Club, Glflil SWlmmlW'J Swimming qfeam, Semof Boys' Club Team, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Hall Guard, CASIMIR PAULAUSKAS, Casey IOSEPH PERMODA, lf'p Serum Bask tbau T I HK.. Cl by S . B . C1 by D-iv. Room Treas., Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, Wres Art Poster, l?ntramur?3TmAthletics, l-Alall Cillllaicg. Cys U ning' Kamera Klub' I , NORMA IJAVLOVICI --Pdvyft Nlcl-lO'LAS PERUSlNA, Nick I 4 , Q Q Varsity Football, Ushers Club, Senior Boys Club, ln Clarion Literary EdllOT,ACldTlOH Artist, Clarion Columnist, tramural Sports, Senior Dance Committee, Fire Guard Drama Club, Service Girls' Club, T.N.T, Capram, LEO PETKELIS, Louie Concert Band, R.O.T C. Band, Non-Commissioned Officer, Hall Guard, Dance Orchestra, Senior Boys' Club. FRANCES PETRULIS, Frannie Div. Room Pres. 5. Sec., Kelly Honor Society, National Honor Society, Iunior Club, Mothers' Tea Committee, Student Council Rep., Senior Girls' Club. SYLVIA PETULIK, Susie G,A.A., Library Club, Iunior Club, Tap Dancing Club, Hemel Fgononiics Club, Senior Girls' Club, Selling Serv' ice u . HELEN PICHLER, Curly National Honor Society, German Club, Library Club, Div. Room Pres. G Sec, G.AA, Student Council Rep., Iunior Club. LAWRENCE PIERSON, Charlie McCarthy Tumbling, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball. KATHLEEN PITKIN, Kay French Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A A. DOROTHY PITKINS, Dimples Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, French Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Hall Guard. DOROTHY PILLOT, Dot G,A.A., Clarion Rep., Lamplighter Rep., Div. Treas., Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Clean-Up Rep. ANTON POCIUS, Botch Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club, German Club, R.O.T.C., Div. Vice-Pres. EDWARD POLAK, Pluck Div. Room Vice-Pres., Cheer Leader, '38 Intramural Bas- ketball Champs, Senior Boys' Club, Skeleton Squad, Swimmin Team, Ring and Pin Committee, Intramural Softball, Rfarsity Show, Operetta Blow Me Down. ALICE POPLAWSKI Al G,A.A., K Club, Mixed Chorus, Latin Club, Fencing, Bowling, Lamplighter Staff, Senior Girls' Club. WALTER POTEMPA, Stoogee Senior Boys' Club, lntramural Sports. WILLIAM POWELL, Bill Senior Boys' Club, Kamera Klub, Intramural Sports, N.C.O. Club. FLORENCE POZNACK, Flossy Civic Forum, Lamplighter Rep, G.A A., Div. Room Sec, Debaters Club, Senior Girls' Club, Knitting Club, GERALDINE PRECIN, lerry Lamplighter Staff, Chairman of Bows for Bow Day, Clean-Up Committee, Correspondent Sec. of T N.T. , Senior Girls' Club, Div. Room Sec, Clarion Typist. ANTHONY PUZAS, StOOge Senior Boys' Club, Iunior Club, Hall Guard, Swimming Team, Gym Clerk, Ushers Club. WILLIAM QUINN, Bill Civic Forurri, Senior Boys' Club, Kamera Klub, Intra- mural Baseball, 4B Entertainment Committee. ED RACZYNSKI, RoCe Camera Club, Checker Club, French Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports Hall Guard, Tennis Team, I ', 'QA I: 1.-.ti SAFETY PATROL Standing: I. Barzynski, E. Iesuit. Seated: R. Iarxkel, Sergeant Hickman. A.Schu1tz. Une gl 6lJll,llte6 . . . MILDRED RAGAN, Mii1ie'f Ring and Pin Committee, Div Room Vice-Pres, Class Room Vice-Pres. Latin Club, Div. Room Treas., Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society. LA VERNE RANDT, Hippy lt Senior Gir s' Club, G A A. amplighter Rep , German glub, Ho e ' , Di . Room Sec, lunior HDE MA , I' ' eybal m nior ir ' , Div. ervice r , Cap and , A,A., lun Club. ELLEN REINKE, El National Honor Society, ome Economics Club Treas., G.A A, Bowling Team, Grade Advisor Assistant, Senior Girls' Club, Kelly Honor Society, lunior Club, College Week Committee, Civic Forum. ERVIN ROCHLITZ, Rocky Rifle Team, N.C.O. Club, Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Div. Room Vice-Pres., Clarion Rep. CHESTER ROGOWSKI, Ches Latin Club, Senior Boys' Club, Bowling, Intramural Ac- tivities. ANNE RUBIK, Sis Div. Room Treas., Red Cross Rep, Office Assistant, French Club, Service Girls, GAA., Senior Girls' Club. ALBERTA RUDAITIS, Birdy National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, Lampli hter Staff, G.A.A., Latin Club, Bow Day Dance Ticket Com- mittee, Div. Room Auditor. FRED RYCYZYN, Fritz Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Iunior Club, Senior Boys' Club, French Club. STEPHANIE RYSIEWICZ, Steffi Senior Girls' Club, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, Civic Forum, Cosmeticians, G.A,A, Service Girls. CASIMIR SADOWSKI, Casey Band, Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard Captain. LAWRENCE SADZEWICK, Spider Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club. MARIE SAGOTZ, Sis Senior Girls' Club, Lamplighter Circulation, Service Girls, Bow Day Committee, Adiustment Office Assistant. IULIA SAKOWICZ, lewel G.A.A., K Club, Bowling, Fencing, ViceePrcs. German Club, Mixed Chorus, Lamplighter Rep. and Staff, Senior Girls' Club. EMILY SALAVEYUS, Billie National Honor Society, G.A.A., Lithuanian Club, Latin Club, Farewell Party Committee, Senior Girls' Club. STANLEY SARATA, Beef Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. FLORENCE SAUVE, Frenchie Service Girls, Cosmeticians Club, G,A A., Champion Volley Team, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Bow Day Committee. HAROLD SCHAEFER, Speed German Club, Senior Boys' Club. Lille gl'G,6ll,LClte6 . . . LESTER SCI-IINSKE, Babe Vice-Pres. Div. Room, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, German Club. VIRGINIA SCHMIDT, Virg G.A.A., Band, Senior Girls Club, Service Club. HAROLD SCHMIDTKE, Schmickle German Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Base- ball, Senior Boys' Club, R.O.T.C. Flag Detail, Hall Guard. RUTH SCHUETZ, Ruthie National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Drama Club, Student Council Secretary, Glee Club President, French Club President. LUCILLE SCHULER, Lou . Orchestra, Latin Club, G.A.A., Clarion, Cap and Gown Committee, Se ior Girls, Iunior C b. , l AIN s -i'LT ,'lGi - ' Q 5 ,:,l..y o,'n.. ,fyy ' .2 ' lati , Servic .. . Y RUTH SENKPEIL, Ruthi Office Assistant, Senior Girls' Club, Home Economic Club, G.A.A., lunior Club. FILMA SERPICO, Fil Homeroom Treasurer, Lamplighter Circulation Staff, Li- brary Assistant, Iunior Club, Senior Girls Club, G.A.A. EDWARD SHEARIER, Eddie Senior Boys Club, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Sergeant, lntrae mural Sports, Bowling Team, Hallguard. RICHARD SHECKLER, Dick Band, Bowling. IOHN SHINOUSKIS, Flash Twist 'n' Twirl, Lithuanian Club, Poster Club, Hall Guard. HELEN SIECZKA, Helc Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., lunior Club, Home Econom- ics. ARTHUR SIEWIERSKI, Art Camera Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. ESTELLE SIKON, Staha Division Room P'esident, Student Council Representative, Senior Girls' Club, lunior Club, French Club, Glee Club, G.A.A. CONRAD SIKORA, Connie I-Dlasl Guard, Boys' Choir, Intramural Basketball and Base- a I. ANTHONY SKIRIUS, Stabs Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports. STELLA SKRODENIS, Stel Service Girls' Club, lunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Glee Club. IOANNE SKURAUSKIS, Blackie Clarion Staff, Lamplighter Staff, Girls K Club, Treas- urer, Girls Swimming Team, Grade Adv'sor's Assistant, Student Council Representative, French Club. LOUIS SLANINKA, Whitey Mixed Chorus, Soccer Team, Senior Boys' Club, Skeleton Squad, K Club, Movie Club, Track Team. DOROTHY SMITH, Dot Latin Club, Service Girls Club, Selling Service, G.A.A., Fencing Team, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Club. IRENE SNIEGOLSKI, l'Snigles Senior Girls, Home Economics Club, Honor Society, Cosmetician Club, Selling Service Club, Fencing and Bowling, Hall Guard, BETTY SPAETH, Boots Senior Girls Club, G.A.A., Iunior Club, Kelly Honor Society, National Honor Society, Grade Advisors As- sistant. STANLEY SPARKS Division Room Treasurer, Commissioned Officers Club, Non-Commissioned Officers Club, Rifle Team, Senior Boys' Club. ,GEORGE SPRAINIS, Iurgie Senior Boys Club, Iunior Club, Intramural Sports, LORETTA STACHOWSKI, Lo Adjustment Office, Personnel Office, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Iunior Club. WILLIAM STANEWICH, Bill Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports. ELEANOR STANKUS, Al Class Treasurer, Colle e Week Committee, Lithuania Club Pres., G.A.A., TTIT. Club, Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club. ELEANOR STASCHKE, Sari Drama Club, Senior Girls, G.A.A., Iunior Club, Personnel Office, Tap Dancing, Class Secretary, FLORENCE STEFANIK, Small Fry French Club, Hall Guard, Drama Club, G.A.A., Class Gift Committee, Senior Girls Club, Board of Directors on Senior Girls Club, Selling Service. RUTH STEGEMANN, Ruthie National Honor Society, Home Economics Club, Clarion gtiifkl-Iome Room Secretary, Senior Girls, Iunior Club. EMIL STIPAK, E Dance Orchestra, Solo Contest, Quartet Contest, Band, French Club, President, Intramural Sports. MARK STRIKICH, Achilles Baseball, Varsity, Latin Club, K Club, Ticket Sellers, Fire Guard, Bowling, Senior Boys, ESTHER STRUNK, Acey Clarion News Editor, Senior Girls Social Committee, Student Council Delegate, National Honor Society, Cap and Gown Committee, Service Girls Club LUCILLE STUEWE, Lou Skeleton Squad, G.A.A., Sec, of German Club, Library Assistant, Fencing, Bowling, Clarion Rep., Senior Girls. ELEANOR STURONAS, El National Honor Society, College Day Committee, Grade Adviser's Assistant, Student Council Rep., Library Club, Civic Forum, Senior Girls' Club. AGNES sums. Aggie Ring and Pin Committee, Seniors Girls' Club, G.A.A., Club, lunior Club, Service Girls' Club, Red Cross ep. IS 1 Hi V f , fa. 3 f fri ff gg, Qlil ff ..s Henry Kaczmarclyk - all ll h around man about Kelly - J .- ' prominent m the R.0.T.C., L 8, athletics. and club activities. - ' Lester Schinske Virginia Schmidt Harold Schmidtke Ruth Schuetz Lucille Schuler Lorraine Schultz ' 12' Ruth Senkpeil Filma Serpico Edward Shearier Richard Sheckler John Shinouskis Helen Sieczka 'A' Arthur Siewierski Estelle Sikon Conrad Sikora Anthony Skirius Stella Skrodenis Ioanne Skurauskis uk Louis Slaninka Dorothy Smith Irene Sniegolski Betty Spaeth Stanley Sparks George Sprainis ,Av Loretta Stachowski William Stanewich Eleanor Stankus Eleanor Staschke Florence Stelanik Ruth Steqemann 'A' Emil Stipak Mark Strikich Esther Strunk Lucille Stuewe Eleanor Sturonas Agnes Sukis ii' Glenn Susmilch Geraldine Svoboda lulia Swazas Henry Swietek Henry Szaga Edward Szeaedy GLENN SUSMILCI-I, Smudge HENRY SWIETEK, Peaks Band, Orchestra, National 5010 Comesgaml H,Q,T,C, Intramural volley Ball, Intramural Baseball, Vice-Pres, gllicedrs DClub, Varsity Show, Swing Iamboree, Hall SSIUOY BOYS Club- W ' mm' HENRY SZAGA Hank GERALDINE SVOBODA Senior Boys Club, Bowling Team, Band, Taxidermist Iunior Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, French Club. Club, Intramural Sports, Swimming Team, Home Room IULIA sWAzAs, may Tfeasufef- Senior Girls Club, Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, EDWARD SZEAEDY, uG5bbYH GAA. Intramural Sports, Senior Boys' Club. Page 31 'ugf' 92 Lrlltan Szwed Earl Tltornpson lohn Tokarz losephrne Tornlan Arlene Tourvtlle Theodore Trasko 'III Nelson Trent Albert Tvarkunas Anton Urbrkas Florence Van Br-vers Edward Vebell Andrew Vorluar Y: Fred Vrtalo Aqutltna Vttlcausslcas Sarn Vournazos Berntce Waoner Loretta Waltczck llelen Walls fr Casey Wanaqo Helen Was Georoe Wassacla Laverne Wiedenlrelt Edward Wlercroclt Fred Wtercroch u'.' Matthew Wlnrunc Howard Wrmckv Htcltard Wrnkler Alvrna Wtnslow Cecelta Winslow Hose Wonzowrtz K-4 Ann Wrot Natalte Wtsnewskr Chester Wojcrk lean Wotctk Iohn Wottestlc Edwin Woytczak air Catherrne Wolanskr La Verne Wolf Lorraine Wolff Betty Woods Edward Wozniak Stephanre Wozmck l..ll..LlAN SZWED, 'lSW9SlCdlCGSH IOHN TOKARZ, llcurlyl' Vrce-Pres ol Semor Grrls' Club, Pres ol Cosmetrcians Vtce-Pres. Sparnsh Club, Intramural Basketball and Base Club, Curls' K Club, GAA, Board, Home Econonucs ball, Senior BOYS! Club, Club, All Star Volley Ball Team, Service Girls' Club, TOMLAN, lOl, Selling Servtce Club, giABA., Home Economlcs Club, Senior GlTlSl Club, lumor u . EARL THOMPSON ARLENE TOURVILLE, Frenchie-ff Saaiaf BOYS' Clabf Hall Guard Captain Safety Patfalf T.N.T. Club, Semor Guts' Club, lunror Club, Glee Club Intramural Sports Cw,A.A., French Club. THEODORE TRASKO, Totski Chairman ot Prom Committee, NC O. Club, Dance Or- chestra, RO T.C. Band, Clean-Up-Campaign Rep., Sym- phony Orchestra, Invitation Committee. NELSON TRENT, Nels Swimming Team, Fencing, Drama Club, Boys' Choir President, Hall Guard Captain, Kelly Honor Society. ALBERT TVARKUNAS, Beans Mixed Chorus, Ring and Pin Committee, Senior Boys Club, Sergeant-at-Arms ot Home Room. ANTON URBIKAS, Tony Soccer Team, Club, Fencing Team, Senior Boys' Club, German Club, Intramural Sports. FLORENCE VAN BEVEREN, Flo Senior Girls' Club, G.A A. EDWARD VEBELL, Veb Fencing Team, Tumbling Team, Gymnastic Team, Art Editor ot Larnplighter, Clarion Literary Statt, Home Room Pres, Wrestling Team. ANDREW VEHBIAH, Andy Varsity Baseball, Intramural Basketball, lntramural Base- ball, Fire Guard, Tumbling Squad, Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Boys' Club. FRED VITALO, Spook Varsity Football, K Club, Senior Boys' Club. AQUILINA VITKAUSKAS, Iackie G.A.A Board Member, Club, Senior Girls' Club, Drama Club, Chairman College Day Committee, Clarion Stall, Senior Class Board Member. SAM VOURNAZOS, Sarg Latin Club, R O.TC Officers' Club, Senior Boys' Club, Student Council Rep, Boxing Club, Satety Patrol Club, Hall Guard. BERNICE WAGNER, Bee Latin Club, Cosmeticians' Club, G.A,A., Bowling, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Club. LORETTA WALICZEK, Loy GAA., Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Club, College Day Committee, Personnel Ottice Asst HELEN WALIS, Pudgy G.A,A. Board, Club, Games Classes, Fencing, Bowling, Tap Dancing, Ring and Pin Committee, Swim- ming CASEY WANAGO Clean-Up-Campaign Representative. HELEN WAS, ls Div. Sec., Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Club, G A.A Grade Adv1sor's Asst, Home Economics Club, French Club. GEORGE WASSACK, Cowboy Basketball, Baseball, K Club, Hall Guard, Senior Boys' Club, Selling Service. LAVERNE WIEDENHEFT, Chubbie Senior Girls' Club, Clarion Cir, Statt, Clarion Rep.. Service Girls, Bow Day Committee, G.A.A EDWARD WIERCIOCH, Kub R O,T C. Band, Orchestra, lntramural Soorts, Senior Boys' Club, Home Room Treas., Invitation Committee. FRED WIERCIOCH, Fritz Football, Varsity Football, Senior Boys' Club, Intra- mural Sports. fb 3 W,-1 4B SENIOR BOARD I Standing: R. Prell. L. Retis, X C. Podsadecki. Seated: V. K Penn. F. Winslow, I. Sam- met. E. Bucina. Mile gfaduateo . . . MATTHEW WIMUNC, Ure-ttyl' Senior Boys' Club, lntramural Basketball, lntramural Sotiball, Chess and Checker Club. HOWARD WINICKY, Duke R.O.T.C. Band, Orchestra, Senior Boys' Club, German Club, Hall Guard, Dance Orchestra. RICHARD WINKLER, Winkie Managing Editor ot the Clarion, Pres. ot Iunior Class, Pres. Spanish Club, Clarion Statt Artist, lntramural Basketball, Baseball, Bowling, Archmen, Skeleton Squad ALVINA WINSLOW, Albie Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, GA.A,, Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Service Girls' Club, Home Economics Club CECELIA WINSLOW, 'Ce1l National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Main Oltice Asst., Home Economics Club, Div. Room Pres., Student Council Rep., Cosmeticrans' Club. ROSE WENZOWITZ Grade Advisor Asst., Div. Treas , Hall Guard, Red Cross Collector, Invitation Committee Farewell Party, Senior Girls' Club. ANN WIOT, Snooks Pres., Girls' Choir, Drama Club, GA.A College Day Committee, Senior Girls' Club, Sec. Girls' Choir, National Honor Society. NATALIE WISNEWSKI, Tex G.A.A., Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, French Club, Senior Girls' Club. CHESTER WOICIK, Chety Camera Club, Boxing Team, French Club, Swimming Club, Taxidermist Club. IEAN WOICIK, Ienny National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Main Office Asst., Senior Girls' Club, lunior Club, Home Economics, G A.A. IOI-IN WOITESIK, Iohnny Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Baseball, lntramural Bas- ketball, Band, Orchestra, Special Help, Iunior Club. EDWIN WOITCZAK, Ed Hall Guard, Clean-Up-Committee, Senior Boys' Club, lne tramural Sports. CATHERINE WOLANSKI, Kate Senior Girls' Club, GAA., lunior Club, Hall Guard Home Economics Club, Student Council Rep., Service Girls. LA VERNE WOLF, Wootie Lamplighter Stall, Clarion Feature Writer, Clarion Rep., Gilt Committee, Farewell Party Committee, Drama Club, Vice-Pres, Iunior Club. LORRAINE WOLFF, Mimi Senior Girls' Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Club, German Club, Kelly Honor Society, Iunior Club. BETTY WOODS, Little Bit Office Asst., Hall Guard, Tap Dancing, Fencing, lunior Club, G.A.A., Mixed Choir. EDWARD WOZNIAK, Shorty Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Senior Boys' Club. STEPHANIE WOZNICK, Tiphy Adjustment Ottice Asst., G.A.A., Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, Mixed Choir, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Club. Page 34 IRENE WOZINSKI, Honey Fencing, G.A.A. Board, Senior Girls' Club, Personnel Office Asst., French Club, Tap Dancing, Iunior Club. IOSEPH WRZASZCZAK, Three Z's Varsity Football, Clarion Literary Staff, Poster Club, Home Room Pres., Camera Club, Electricians' Club, In- tramural Basketball Champs. CHESTER WYCHOCKI, Ches Wrestling, Fencing, Camera Club, Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Baseball!Basketball-Volleyball. PEARL YOUNG, Sis Spanish Club, G.A.A. ELMER YUSKA, Yusk K Club, Varsity Swimming Team, Cheer Leader, Cap- tain Fire Guard, Clarion, Iunior Club, Chairman Emblem Committee of Senior Boys' Club. LILLIAN ZABOINIK, Zibby G.A.A., Iunior Club, French Club, Senior Girls' Club, Poster Club Treas. ANNE ZALAZENAS, Annie G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Grade Advisors' Office, Per- sonnel Office, Lithuanian Club. MICHAEL ZAIAC, Mickey Spanish Club, Latin Club, Boxing, Hall Guard, Bowling, Football. DOROTHY ZAPARTA, Dot G.A.A., Senior Girls' Club, Office Assistant, Iunior Club, College Week Committee, National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society. Irene Wozinski Ioseph Wrzaszczak Chester Wychocki Pearl Young Elmer Yuska Lillian Zabojnik tit' Anne Zalazenas Michael Zaiac Dorthy Zaparta Genevieve Zazek Edward Zdanczyk Al Zelnis 'Cr Mary Zielinski Frank Zigmont Frank Ziman Fred Zinovi GENEVIEVE ZAZEK, leannie Senior Girls' Club, Personnel Office, Adjustment Office gsiisiant, French Club, Tap Dancing Club, Fencing. EDWARD ZDANCZYK, Chickie Iunior Club, Senior Boys Club, Hall Guard. AL ZELNIS, Ollie Varsity Football, K Club, Varsity Baseball, Intramural Sports, Bowling Tournament, Div. President, Senior Boys' Club. MARY ZIELINSKI, Mae Senior Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Main Office Assistant, Homeroom Secretary. FRANK ZIGMONT, Ziggy Senior Boys Club, Varsity Basketball Team, K Club, Fire Guard, Intramural Baseball. FRANK ZIMAN Senior Boys' Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports. FRED ZINOVI, Punge Senior Boys' Club, Intramural Sports, Printing Service. DOROTHY KANIEWSKI, Red French Club, Iunior Club, Senior Girls' Club, Ticket Office Assistant, Gym Office Assistant, G.A.A. MATTHEW LAKOMA, Matt Gymnastics. SENICR STCRY 'ir Cfadd Ofjanuafy I9 0 We first entered Kelly in February of 36. Gathered in the huge halls We froze under the staring eyes of the upper classmen Cwhich were probably only a group of self-exalted Sophs l, for in our small domains, which only so soon before had seen us away, we had been peers basking in all adoration. Many times we found ourselves the point of mockery, so we cornered ourselves in our divisions, making acquaintances and studying the art of becoming a Sopho- more. Realizing there were no student elevators nor steam heated lockers, we came out of our shells, and as Sophomores set out to conquer the school or know why. There were not enough extra-curricular activities for us to tackle, so we set to work winning recognition and we found contentment in our accomplishments teven if we didn't conquer the school and still don't know whyl. As luniors we realized that our journey would soon be over and we began to specialize in different fields. Band, Orchestra, R.O.T.C., gymnasium-all of these claimed many of us. Our Iunior Club conducted a Tag Day and Iunior Prom. Dan Diadium, as Hardy Masen in i'The Adorable Spendthriftf' soon became the Robert Taylor of our class, while Iacgue Sammet's Melody Masters took first place as our favorite orchestra. lt was at this time we were organized as a class, working together for one purpose. Now in our senior year new faces have stepped forward to carry the torch. Lillian Retis has been elected Student Council President, the second girl to hold this position at Kelly. Frank Winslow heads the 4B class and he with the other officers and senior board have scored another hit at Kelly, a Campus King to reign alongside the Campus Queen at the Bow Day Dance. But now there are more important things to think of than mere scholastic achievement or campus popularity. Soon we will part, but we are now strengthened by friendship and roused with ambition. We will succeed, we will go far, but never will the memory of associations at Kelly leave us, for this class will travel to- gether through life, in spirit if not in the physical state. Virginia Graham, Class Historian. 'Vs Y Board of Directors Frank Winslow Iacque Sammet Virginia Penn Edward Bucina Lillian Retis Virginia Graham Ray Prell Chester Podsadecki if? Bow Day Committee Mildred Ginna Marion Garret Vivian Feldman Virginia De Angeles Virginia Krasnowski Mary Sweiss Frances Buckwal Helen Lange Ioan Gestaut Ruth Brazauskas Florence Peckaitis Helen Cremonese lrene Ruhnke Mary Chalchotf Kathryn Ruf Irene Bush sir Ticket Committee Earl Francell Bert Rasimas Tony Curcio Alex Prokop it Decoration Committee Mary Depeder Iune Hallmann Irene Kokosz Mamie Mazotka Richard Slack William Braun Howard Wilke Melvin Budo Page 35 Prlga' N: LEONA ARNOLD, Lee IOHN BEDNARCZYK, 'Bil1 Leona Arnold Albert Aszman Iohn Barna Iohn Bednarczyk Olga Berezowsky Rose Bohnlotink rf: Maurice Boudreau William Braun Ruth Brazauskas Henry Bruck Loretta Bubatz Marcella Bubinas air Edward Bucina Frances Buckwal Melvin Budo lrene Bush Mary Castroqiovanni Soranda Cerve A if Mary Chalcholt Edward Cheske Herman Chiaradia Irene Cieslinski Stanley Ciezadlo lames Connors rr Helen Cremonese Tony Curcio Dorothy Currie Casimer Czaplicki Ted Dagilis Frances Danoler 'Cf Virginia De Angelis Marie De Pocler Dan Diadiun Hose Docherty Walter Dziadosz Irene Roan 12' Robert English Albert Fahrtorth Vivian Feldman Earl Francell Frances Fumo lames Gaqner pC'f50fm0l Offlffe A5SlSTf11 1l, Hall Guard, Band, Cosmetl- Hall Guard, Fire Guard, French Club, Student Council CIBHSI Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, lunior Club, OLGA BEREZOWSKY, O, G. ALBERT ASZMANV UAZUGH Lamplighter Literary Stall, G,A AV., lunior Club lunicr Club, Camera Club, Student Council, Lamplighter Photographer. ROSE BOHNLOFINK, l'Bucl National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Twist n TOHN BARNA. HRUSMGHH Twirl, Lamplighter Circulation Stall, German Club, Hall Skeleton Squad, Hall Guard, Camera Club, lunior Club, Guard Cantain Clean-Up Campaign, Clarion Repre Fencing, Printing Service, Intramural Sports. semative, G,A,A, 1 Clfluafy gfaduated . . . MAURICE BOUDREAU, Bud Ushers' Club, Fire Guard, Skeleton Squad, Non-Com- missioned Officers' Club, Camera Club, Stage Manager, Lamplighter Staff, Clarion Representative, Civic Forum. WILLIAM BRAUN, Red National Honor Society, Clarion Literary Staff, Kelly Honor Society, Division Room Treasurer, Iunior Club, German Club, Library Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus. RUTH BRAZAUSKAS Girls' K Club, Iunior Club, Fencing Team, Bowling geam, Lithuanian Club, G.A.A., Tap Dancing, Civic orum. HENRY BRUCK, Heine Football, Bowling, Golf, Tumbling, Track, Intramural Sports, Boys' K Club, Hall Guard, Division Room Secretary and Treasurer. LORETTA BUBATZ, Giggles Division Room Secretary, G.A.A., Iunior Club, French Club, Hall Guard. MARCELLA BUBINAS, Mamie Hall Guard, G.A.A., Iunior Club. EDWARD BUCINA, Butch Treasurer of lib Class, Assistant Chief Usher, Lamplighter Stati, Division Room Sec., Iunior Club, Iunior Prom Committee, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Book Room Assistant. FRANCES BUCKWAL, Franny Home Economics Club, Tap Dancing Club, Iunior Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., French Club. MELVIN BUDO, Mel R.O.T.C,, Iunior Club, Non-Commissioned Officers' Club. IRENE BUSH, Renee G,A.A., Division Room Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Home Economics Club, Lamplighter Staff. MARY CASTROGIOVANNI, Mar National Honor Society, Kell Honor Society, Library Club, Home Economics Club, Tiall Guard, G.A.A., Span- ish Club, Lamplighter and Clarion Representative. SORANDA CERVE, Sar G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Iunior Club. MARY CHALCHOFF, Mamie German Club, Library Club, Iunior Club, Tap Dancing, G.A.A., Fencing, Poster Club, Art Service. EDWARD CHESKE, Che-s Division Room President, Clarion Representative, Foot- ball, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, R.O.T.C., Re- serve Usher. HERMAN CHIARADIA, Cherries Division Room President, Lamplighter Representative, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Ushers' Club, Fire Guard IRENE CIESLINSKI, Eye Clarion and Lamplighter Staff, Girls' K Club, National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Lamplighter Repre- sentative, Fencing. STANLEY CIEZADLO, Babe Swimming Team, National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Orchestra, Latin Club, Boys' Glee Club, Civic Forum, Debators' Club. IAMES CONNORS, limmie Library Club, R.O.T C., Hall Guard, Latin Club, Clean- Up Representative, Intramural Sports, Mixed Chorus, ll, Frank Winslow. 4B Senior ' - President. HELEN CREMONESE, Sug Kelly Honor Society, Hall Guard, French Club, G.A.A.. Library Club, Division Room Secretary, Lamplighter Staff, Civic Forum. TONY CURCIO, Chic Skeleton Squad, Intramural Sports, Camera Club, Hall Guard, Division Room Vice-President and Treasurer, Lamplighter and Clarion Representative. DOROTHY CURRIE, Irish Girls' Choir, G.A.A., French Club, Operetta, Hall Guard, Student Council Alternate, Tap Dancing. CASIMER CZAPLICKI, Casey lntramural Sports, Skeleton Squad, Basketball Team. TED DAGILIS, Digs Skeleton Squad, Hall Guard, Camera Club, Printing Service, Iunior Club, Fencing, Intramural Sports. FRANCES DANGLER, I:'rarmie German Club, Library Club, Girls' Choir, VIRGINIA DE ANGELIS, Shorty Personnel Office Assistant, Library Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Iunior Club, French Club, Bowling Tour- nament, Tap Dancing. MARIE DE PEDER, De Pederu , Secretary of G.A.A. Board, Girls' K Club, Skeleton Squad, Lamplighter Staff, Student Council, Fencing, Bowling. DAN DIADIUN, Pep Drama Club, Clarion and Lamplighter Staff, Ushers' Club, Axe-Grinders, Fire Guard, CleanfUp Committee. Division Room President, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Non- Commissioned Officers' Club, Safety Patrol, Student Cougcil, R.O.T.C. Publicity Officer, Flag Detail Com- man er. ROSE DOCHERTY, 'llrish Service Girls' Club, Office Assistant, Student Council, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Skeleton Squad, Locker Guard. WALTER DZIADOSZ, Schnaps Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Hall Guard, Volley Ball. IRENE EGAN, Iggy Vice-President of Lithuanian Club, G.A.A., Twist n' Twirl, Division Room President, Librar Club, Hall Guard, Home Economics Club, Clarion Representative. ROBERT ENGLISH, Bob Motion Picture Service, Camera Club, Civic Forum. ALBERT FAI-IRFORTH, Al Ushers' Club, AxeeGrinders, Twist n' Twirl, Fire Guard, Civic Forum, Flag Detail, Intramural Sports. VIVIAN FELDMAN, Vi G.A.A., Student Council, Iunior Club. EARL FRANCELL Lamplighter Editor in Chief, Ushers' Club, Fire Guard, Axe-Grinders, R.O.T,C. Officers' Club, Clean-Up Com- mittee, Division Room President, Drama Club, Non- Commissioned Officers' Club Treasurer, Twist n' Twirl, Civic Forum. FRANCES FUMO, Frannie French Club, Clarion Representative, G.A.A, IAMES GAGNER, Frenchy Intramural Basketball, lntramural lunior Baseball Cham- pions, Varsity Baseball, Iunior Club. anuafg g a6!lfLat86 MARION GARRETT, Mann Clarion Representative, Lamplighter Circulation Staff, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Division Room Secretary. IOAN GESTAUT, I0annie Girls' K Club, Lampli hter Staff, Civic Forum, Bowling Team, Lithuanian Club, 'Rall Guard, Kelly Honor Society, Fencing Team, Tap Dancing, FRANKLIN GINEX, Professor Band, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Division Room Secretary, Student Council. MILDRED GINNA, Mitzy German Club, Clarion Ty ist, Grade Advisors' Assistant, Locker Guard, Bowling Tgam, Kelly Honor Society. LE ROY GOTTSCH, Roy Camera Club, Motion Picture Club, Hall Guard, VIRGINIA GRAHAM, Gin Lampli hter Literary Editor, Kelly Honor Society, Na- tional Ronor Societ , Girls' Choir, Division Room Presi- dent, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Clarion Literary Staff, Junior Ta and Prom Committee, Civic Forum, Debators' Club, G.AI.A. FLORENCE c,RAMoNT. Pio Clarion Literary Staff, Larnplighter Literary Staff, Drama Club, G.A.A., Iunior Club. WILLIAM GRITIS, Toto Hall Guard, Lamplighter Staff, Intra-mural Baseball and Basketball, Treasurer ot Axe Grinders, Varsity Basketball. IUNE HALLMANN National Honor Society, Clarion Literary Stalf, Clarion Publicity Editor, Clarion Circulation Staff, Clean up Com- mittee, Library Club, Debators' Club, Civic Forum, Iunior Prom Committee, German Club, G.A.A., Division Room President. HENRY HANEK, Hank Intra-mural Sports, Civic Forum, Hall Guard. MARY IANE HIGGINS, I'Iiggie President of Twist 'n' Twirl, Ticket Sales Service, G.A.A., Service Girls' Club. ALICE HORACEK, Allie lunior Club, Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Bowling Team, G.A.A. IOHN HRYMAK Division Room President, Band, Orchestra, Dance Or- chestra, Operetta. IAMES HUGHES Football, Ushers' Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports. DOROTHY IVERS, Slim Division Room Secretary and Treasurer, Student Coun- cil, Twist 'ri' Twirl, lunior Club Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Drama Club, Lamplighter Staff, G.A.A. CASIMIR IESUKAITIS, Casey lntra-mural Basketball, Softball, Football, Boys' K Club, Baseball. ELEANORE IONES, Iensey lunior Club, Library Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Cwlee Club, G A A. STEVE IURICEK, Zeke Spanish Club, Boys' K Club, Soccer Team Captain, Track Team, Intra-mural Basketball, ALGIRDAS KAIRYS, Professor President of Kelly R. O. T. C. Rifle Club, R. O. T, C., Orchestra, Honor Society, Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, Rifle Team, MILDRED KAMPFERT, Mil Drama Club, Hall Guard, President of Home Economics Club, Service Girls' Club, G.A.A. HELEN KARASEN, Iudy Library Club, Twist 'n' Twirl, Hall Guard, Vice-President of Division Room, Iunior Club, Lithuanian Club, Home Economics Club, Personnel Office Assistant, Clarion Representative, Debators' Club, Kelly Honor Society. LORETTA KEANE, LOrry Igbrary Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Iunior Club, German lub. PETER KIRSGALVIS, Pete Intra-mural Basketball and Baseball, PAUL KLUZEK, Pete Intra-mural Sports, Hall Guard, Civic Forum, Fire Guard. IRENE KOKOSZ G.A.A. Lamplighter Staff, Home Economics Club, Mixed Chorus, Bowling Team. EDMUND KOMENDZINSKI, Komo Motion Picture Service, Camera Club, Intra-mural Sports, Hall Guard. MICHAEL KONICKI, Carney Intra-mural Basketball. STANLEY KONSTANTY, Pee Wee lntra-mural Baseball, Basketball, and Volley Ball HELEN KOPCZYNSKI Kelly Honor Society, National Honor Society, I'Iall Guard, German Club, G.A.A. BERNICE KOVVALSKI, Bernie Iunior Club, Spanish Club, Hall Guard, G.A A. ANN KRAIACIC, Fat Vice President of Iunlor Club, Secretary of Mixed Chorus, Lamplighter Staff, Drama Club, Secretary ot Twist 'n' Twirl, Student Council, G.A,A., May Queen Candidate. VIRGINIA KRASNOWSKI, Virg G.A.A., Hall Guard, French Club, Iunior Club. MARGARET KRIARIS, Margy Mixed Chorus, Poster Club, Iunior Club, Library Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, French Club. EVELYN LA BOND, Evey Division Room President, G.A.A., Library Club, Home Economics Club, German Club, Lithuanian Club, Camera Club, Girls Choir, Lamplighter Staff, HELEN LANGE, Lee lunior T d P C 'tt , H E ' G.A.A,, asf'-H326 drill? CCIiTl?'TSE os'ft2'tig,Cr3tIf.3CEhCf,lT,2f RAYMOND LEBETSKI, Keb Band, Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Home Roam Treasurer. ANNA MACHACEK German Club, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club. r XINI rf Iacque Sammet. 4B Senior Class Vice-President. EL. Marion Garrett Ioan Gestaut Franklin Ginex Mildred Ginna Le Roy Gottsch Virginia Graham 'A' Florence Gramont William Gritis Iune Hallmann Henry Hanek Mary lane Higgins Alice Horacek 12' lohn Hrymak Iames Huqhes Dorothy lvers Casimir Iesukaitis llleanore Iones Steve Iuricelc 'Ltr Algirdas Kairys Mildred Kampfert Helen Karasen Loretta Keane Peter Kirsqalvis Paul Kluzelc 'iff lrene Kokosz lfdmund Komendzinski Michael Konicki Stanley Konstanty Helen Kopczynski Bernice Kowalski 'ZR' Ann Krajacic Virginia Krasnowski Margaret Kriaris Evelyn La Bond Helen Lange Raymond Lebetski ik Anna Machacek Albert Mackowski Hay Malchow Stanley Malinowski Edward Maly Lillian Mantey ALBERT MACKOWSKI, Bing's Hall Guard, Motion Picture Club, lntra-mural Sports. RAY MALCHOW, Washboard Varsity Baseball, Lamplighter Stalf, Hall Guard, Clean-up Committee. STANLEY MALINOWSKI, Wolf Division Room President, Motion Picture Club, Hall Guard, lntra-mural Sports, Iunior Club, Clean-up Com- mittee. EDWARD MALY Intra-mural Sports, Swimming Team, Iunior Club, Hall Guard, Clean-up Committee, Camera Club, Gymnastics. Fencing. LILLIAN MANTEY, Lill Girls' Choir, Clarion Stalt, Secretary ol Service Girls' Club, Iunior Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A. Page 3 Pugz' DOROTHY MATAVOVSKY, Dot Spanish Club, Iunior Club, Personnel Office Assistant, G,A.A. EDWARD MATELIONIS, Master Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Axe-Grinders, Motion Picture Operator, Lithuanian Club, Lamplighter Statt, Camera Club, Swimming Team, Civic Award Committee, lunior Club. Dorothy Matavovsky Edward Matelionis Eleanore Mazetlca Mamie Mazotka lohn McPha1l Charles Misiaveq fr Clara Montaqano Kathryn Muir Walter Olszowskr Iohn Palt Frances Panaqos lrene Paris fr Florence Peclcaitis Virginia Penn Robert Perlich Evelyn Petrolatis Chester Podsaclecki Frank Pokrzywa its Margaret Potter Bruno Povilaiiis Ray Prell Alex Prokop Irene Raschkc Bert Rasimas fr Lillian Retiss Loletta Reukaul Anthony Himkusz Stella Roqala Cecelia Royek Leonard Rudzewicfg A X I Kathryn Rui Irene Rhunke Robert Rusky Iacque Samrnet Elmer Schnaer lerry Skala 761 Richard Slack Bruno Smietanski Helen Sobun Bruno Socha Eleanore Stasila lusty Stockus ELEANORE MAZEIKA, Elly Division Room Secretary, Vice President ot Library Club, Lithuanian Club, Camera Club, Student Council, Lamp- lighter Circulation Staff, Girls' Choir, Clarion Stait, G.A,A. MAMIE MAZOFKA, Red Twist 'n Twirl, Hall Guard Caotain, German Club, Drama Club, Civic Forum, Library Club, G-A,A tr anuafy gfaflblflted . . . IOHN MCPHAIL, Shadow Band, Orchestra, R.O.T.C. Band, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Swimming Team, R.O.T,C. CHARLES MISIAVEG, Chuck Student Council, Clean-up Committee, Band, Orchestra, R.O.T.C., Bowling Team, lunior Club, Lithuanian Club, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Boys' Chorus, Intra-mural Sports, Twist n' Twrrl. CLARA MONTAGANO, Chitina French Club, Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A. KATHRYN MUIR, Katie Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, Locker Guard, G.A.A. WALTER OLSZOWSKI Intra-mural Baseball, Hall Guard. IOHN PALT, Duke Kelly Honor Society, Camera Club, Hall Guard. FRANCES PANAGOS, Franny Personnel Ottice Assistant, Hall Guard, Kelly Honor So- ciety, G.A.A. IRENE PARIS, 'iPerry National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Service Girl's Club, Division Room President, Hall Guard, G.A.A. FLORENCE PECKAITIS, Florrie President and Vice President oi Division Room, Student Council, Varsity Show Committee, Civic Forum, Lithu- anian Club, Hall Guard, Bowling Team, lunior Club, Fencing, Personnel Office Assistant, G.A,A. VIRGINIA PENN, Virgie U Lamplighter Statt, Clarion Staff, Secretary of Division Room, Hall Guard, Library Club, Iunior Club, German Club, G AA., Secretary ot 4b Class. ROBERT PERLICH, Bob EVELIN PETROLATIS, Kinky Home Economics Club, Hall Guard, Lithuanian Club. lunior Club, Division Room Secretary. CHESTER PODSADECKI, Potz Fire Guards, Skeleton Squad, Division Room President. FRANK POKRZYWA, Frankie Intra-mural Baseball and Basketball, MARGARET POTTER, Marge Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, G.A.A. BRUNO POVILAITIS, Slim Basketball, Boys' K Club, Iunior Baseball Intra-mural Champions, Hall Guard. RAY PRELL Varsity Baseball, Bowling Team, Division Room Presi- dent, Student Council. ALEX PROKOP, Alexander Track Team, Intra-mural Basketball. IRENE RASCHKE, I Library Club, Home Economics Club, G.A.A., French Club, German Club. BERT RASIMAS, Peck V H H Basketball Team, Orchestra, Boys K Club, Intra- mural Events. LILLIAN RETIS, Geepa Student Council Vice President and President, C1.A.A. Board, Drama Club, Girls' Choir, Civic Award Committee Chairman, lunior Club, Bowlinfl Team, Hall Guardl Division Room President, Kelly Honor Society, National Honor Society, Lithuanian Club. KT? 3 2 ill . r tx, KM Virginia Penn. 4B Senior Class Secretary. LOLETTA REUKAUF, Leets Lamplighter Literary Staff, National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Iunior Club, Home Economics Club. G.A.A. ANTHONY RIMKUS, Tubby Kelly Honor Society, Camera Club, Civic Forum, Hall Guard, Intra-mural Sports, Iunior Club, 1937 Clean-up Slogan Winner. STELLA ROGALA, Smiles Service Girls' Club, Clarion Representative, G.A.A., Iunior Club. CECELIA ROIEK, Seal Civic Forum, Debators' Club, Iunior Club, Librar Club. Hall Guard, Student Council, Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A. LEONARD RUDZEWICZ, Rudz KATHRYN RUF, Kay Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Clarion Representative, Student Council, Lamplighter Statt, Division Room Presi- dent, Iunior Club, Home Economics Club, Poster Club. IRENE RHUNKE, Runk Home Economics Club, Girls' All Star Volley Ball Team, Clarion Representative, Division Room Secretary, G.A.A. ROBERT RUSKY, Bob Bowling Team, Hall Guard, Intraemural Baseball and Basketball. IACOUE SAMMET, Sam Band, Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Vice President of Division Room. Vice President of 4b Class, Secretary ot Axe Grinders, Lamplighter Staff, German Club, Student Council, Kelly Honor Society. ELMER SCHNAER Orchestra, Band, R.O.T.C., Dance Orchestra Leader, Student Council, Clarion Reporter, Division Room Presi- ent. TERRY SKALA, Legs Concert Band, Military Band, Hall Guard, Clean-up Committee, Varsity Show, litter Bug Iamboree. RICHARD SLACK, Ricardo Q Division Room President, Ushers' Club, Fire Guard, Hall Guard Captain, Axe-Grinders, Skeleton Squad, Clean-uo Committee, Lamplighter Stalt, Student Council, Stage Hand, BRUNO SMIETANSKI, Hawk lunior Club President, Bowling Team, Camera Club, Ushers' Club, Skeleton Squad, Printing Service, lntraa mural Sports. , HELEN SOBUN, Hal Kelly Honor Society, French Club, Service Girls Knitting Club, Home Economics Club, Iunior Club, G.A.A. BRUNO SOCHA, Soch Intra-mural Basketball and Baseball, Hall Guard. ELEANORE STASILA Division Room Treasurer, Girls' Choir, Operetta, Iunior Pro-m and Taq Committee, Debators' Club, Civic Forum, Latin Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Lamplighter Statt. IUSTY STOCKUS, Red Girls' Choir, French Club, Home Economics Club, Divi- sion Room President, G,A.A. ' Club. anuafg gI'a6!l,L6lf25 GENEVIEVE STOLZRCZYK, Gen National Honor Society, Home Economics Club, lunior Club, French Club, Service Girls' Club, Knitting Club. FLORENCE STONE, Stormy Clarion Staff, Swimming Team, Clarion Representative, Kelly Honor Society, Latin Club, Library Club, Lithu- anian Club. ROGER SUHAR, Raj Band, Poster Club. NEIL SULLIVAN, Sully Lieutenant of R.O.T.C. Band, Symphony Orchestra, Iit- terbug lamboree, Division Room President, Dance Or- chestra, Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, Operetta, Swimming Team, City Solo Contestant, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Clean-Up Campaign. WILLIAM SVEC, Bill Latin Club, Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, Iunior Club. NORMAN SWAIN, Norm Camera Club, Book Room Assistant, Clarion Photog- rapher, Clarion Publicity Staff, Ushers' Club, R.O.T.C., Lamplighter Photographer. MARY SWEISS, Sweissy Girls' Choir, G.A.A. Board, lunior Club, Clarion Repre- sentative, Division Room Secretary and Treasurer, Op- eretta, Tap Dancing, Bowling. STELLA SZKWAREK, Esquire Division Room President, Lamplighter Staff, lunior Prom Committee, Civic Forum, G.A.A., Girls' K Club, Bowling, Tap Dancing, Fencing, Personnel Office As- sistant. HENRY SZMYD, Ierry Football, Wrestlin , lunior Intramural Softball Cham- pions, Boys' K Club, Varsity Baseball, IOSEPHINE TOMECZKO, Io-Io lunior Club, Division Room Secretary, Home Economics Club, G.A.A. IOHN URBAN, Doc Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball. LIBERO VALLERA, Lee French Club, Intramural Basketball. LORRAINE VELTMAN Clarion Representative, Iunior Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A. ROSE VERDE, Rosie Home Economics Club, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, G.A.A. MILDRED VOHRALIK, Millie Clarion Representative, Kelly Honor Society, National lgoxoi Society, lunior Club, Home Economics Club, GEORGE WALCZAK, Butch Football, Bowling, Intramural Basketball, Latin Club, Intramural Baseball. EDWARD WEZALIS, I-lick Senior Varsity Basketball, Intramural Baseball and Bas- ketball, Boys' K Club, Twist 6. Twirl, Camera Club. HOWARD WILKE, Howie Division Room President, Skeleton Squad, Camera Club, Hall Guard, Printers' Service, Fencing, Iunior Club. FRANK WINSLOW, Don Drama Club, Ushers' Club, Lamplighter Staff, Clarion Stall, Twist n' Twirl, Varsi? Football, President 4B Class, Fire Guard, Poster Club, xe-Grinders, Printing Service. RUTH WIOT National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Latin Club, Skeleton Squad, Girls' Swimming Team, Mixed Chorus, Division Room Secretary. MARTIN WITCZAK, Marty Platoon Competition. IOHN WITHERSPOON, Spoon Twist n' Twirl, Camera Club, Student Council, Visual Aid Club, Lamplighter Representative, Hall Guard, Di- vision Room President. HENRY WOLOSZYN, l'Hank Lunch Guard, Hall Guard. MILDRED YUNOWICH, Millie G.A.A. Board, Girls' K Club, Iunior Prom Committee, May Queen Candidate, Tap Dancing, Latin Club, Bowl- ing Club, Twist n' Twirl, Lithuanian Club, Advertising Manager for Lamplighter. ANTHONY ZAMBOS, Tony Lampligl-iter Circulation Manager, Iunior Prom Commit- tee, Twist n' Twirl, Flag Detail, Clarion Representative, Skeleton Squad, Camera Club, R.O.T.C., Division Room Vice-President, Stage Hand, Book Room Assistant. LILLIAN ZEMEK, Small Fry Kell Honor Society, National Honor Society Secretar of Home Econom' Cl b, S ' G' I ' Cf y Club, Tap Dancing?sG.Allli. mice S mb' Lan I ll Edward Bucina. 4B Senior I Class Treasurer. .., Genevieve Stolzrczyk Florence Stone Roger Suhar Neil Sullivan William Svec Norman Swain 12' Mary Sweiss Stella Szkwarek Henry Szmyd Iosephine Tomeczko Iohn Urban Libero Vallera ik' Lorraine Veltman Rose Verde Mildred Vohralik George Walczak Edward Wezalis Howard Wilke X? Frank Winslow Ruth Wiot Martin Witczak Iohn Witherspoon Henry Woloszyn Mildred Yunowich Yi' Anthony Zambos Lillian Zemek Violet Zilinskas Victor Zilinskas Stachia Zmuda VIOLET ZILINSKAS, litter-Bug ALEX BOGDAN, Bugs Volley Ball, G.A.A., Bowling, Basketball, Tap Dancing, Orchestra, Band, Spanish Club,Solois1. Lithuanian Club. VICTOR ZILINSKAS, Dead End Kid Football. EUGENE OLEK, l'Gene STACHIA ZMUDA ..Dd1e,. and Baseball, Honor Sobiety. Kelly Honor Society, Vice-President of Service Girls' WALTER REVQLT Club, Student Council, Division Room Vice-President, Gym Office Assistant, Hall Guard. Vice-President, Pclgz' 49 Page 44 CLASS CF JANUARY 1940 ik' 2 equeafk . . . ik We, the Class of February 1940, hereby recognize the traditional procedure of this document for its somber intent and dignified content. To the Freshmen we leave fwith pleasurel the elevators, the steam-heated lockers with running water, and all those fur-lined booksg the thrill of the thought that they won't always be Freshies but someday will become Seniors with high and mighty privileges. To the Sophomores we bequeath that grand feeling that no longer can the upper classmen play their childish pranks on them, and the right to pull the sarne old tricks on the incoming Freshman. The joy of thinking that now they can join all the extra-curricular activities, and the privilege of maintaining the social prestige all Kellyans enjoy during the span of four Wonderous years here at dear old Kelly. To the Iuniors we bestow the right to carry on the annual Iunior Prom, to become officers of clubs, torment the teachers, and cut classes so Mr. Fulton can plunk encores on you. We will to you Seniors our prestige fwhich we never usedl and the hon- orable and dignified feeling of having neared your goal after three years of work well done. You are now the elite of Kelly-to you has been given the honor of presiding at all social functions, the senior prom and all parties. This is your last year at Kelly. Soon you will be free of books and home- work. Make the most of this year so that your memories will be of joyful hours among happy associations. To Miss Katharine Calloway we leave an honored place in the Hall of Fame for her untiring efforts, advice and all the encouragement she has given this class, and we feel we shall live up to her expectations. To Miss Mary Ioyce we leave our sincere gratiude for all her helpful hints in carrying us through our Iunior and Senior club activities. Miss Ioyce, we'll always remember you, who did a grand job. To the faculty we leave the satisfaction of knowing that their four years of effort to make the students of Kelly High School the best, have not been in vain. We hereby affix our signatures to this document, our last class will and testament, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty. Florence Gramont, Barrister. Witnesses: Eleanor Mazeika Margaret Kriaris J Cll'l'lQI Cl ull GHC! gI 0AC KELLY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AT PLAY 2 Q 5 I! I f 2 ' - 2... , ,, Q 'W m ' 'Y' 59 5 'ff-51 ..- Q Q -if -W an Q 1 w ' 'l-1i- -5- 522 a I .fafessg 4 - 'f ff' fir Q 2. ' 1? E fig'-.gi 'Qi Q' 'sf .ii If E '3 75?,,:giy,9 A9 2 ' ,' ,- xx - ' vs ' 5 la V 0 tu V Q: .x'X u .Mm 'GQQGQQQQFE figs? 9 N Q ff+ 1 if Q Sf?-H. Q11 ga Q' SEQ rw 9 .Q 5 Q1 rg W , 1 fm Q3 W 3' 1 fi' I 0' 0 lo 1 ' M 'T Q ff 1155+ L, 5, E 'ing Q 5 Q N 2 is ,, 2 e Q Q if 3,3 f' ff -'P 1 ' Q Fx 35- EW by gf' VW Y is xc. t Q S, g Y G f FY ..w sf2s1w'2e. a.5,y Q ,,. .pf J , Q ' vm RW ' QQ 'F A 13 Q if Q W .. 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Ly, ff Z yy Q 13 if 9 Q Jig! k ul I 4 'E W ' Y 'W fix ' Lk 9 I QQ 'if' - ' 5 'S M- X' 'iff ' Q ' if v f ,, 'F M 3 W Q- gg E hyvl fx EJ' N , L- - .5 - ' - Aw, -' , , MF 3 -:S fi Q 5 Q .. 42 ' 'pq gg E' 'A 4 K , 1 is 15 T T 2 Q-max Q 9 9:k'giQ,i 1 1: 3 :A Ai' M 5 S1 1 Mi w A Q'f lf' ff: .B , +A .' 15,2 w.-, ' S 'Ely 1. 1 91551, gg 5 5 W ' V5 ' Q Q . V r -1 ,L if X ,. Kxgg- ..,f ,S ku Q I ff V 'ws 4 ' - x K !Mf X,1 ' A me Q as m 5 3 3 F ff Wy xy .VV W 4 Q-Q E , V gf, ,gl im rg' V, 7 ' mm. 9 3 1 2 is 2 QQ 5, 3 ' 9 fs'1 ' u-F N D Z3 is ' - ,na 9 rv is? Y -,f. ' X J . N . M -9 it Y Q H pi ' , r If' , A Vh? K Om. ma Wafer . . . 1 I Faithful and true hearted, Let us cheer our Kelly High, We revere her and defend her, And her colors proudly ilyg We will stand tor her united, Of her deeds we gladly tell, Her colors streaming, Glad faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her that we all love so Well. II Honors she has taken, On the track and with the ball, May she always rank the highest, May her colors never fallp There's no other that can match her, When her team is on the field, Her boys' the fleetest, Her girls' the sweetest, Then here's a cheer for her, for her who ne'er will yield. CHORUS loyous and ever loyal, Let us boost for Kelly High, Let every heart Let every voice There's no time sing, ring, to grieve or sigh, It's ever onward our course pursuirtgp May defeat ne'er our ardor cool, But united, We will boost for her, our Kelly High School. SACD! 64205 . . . . Page 54 4 LOCOMOTIVE K-E-L-L-Y Rah Rah Rah K-E-L-L-Y Rah Rah Rah K-E-L-L-Y Rah Rah Rah Yea! Yea Team lslowl Yea Team Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Yea Teaml SKYROCKET s-s-s-s-s-s Boom! Ah-h-h-h-h Kelly! Yea ! Fight-Green and White Fight-Green and White Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Fight Fight Kelly High Hey- Kelly High Hey- Hey Kelly High Hey Kelly High Hey Kelly High Hey- Hey Hey-Hi Hi Hey Hey-Hi Hi Hey Kelly High-Hey Fight Team Fight ifastl Killa, Ge-so Fight-Fight-Fight-Fight-Fight- GO Kelly Go Kelly Go Kelly Go Fi9hf-FiQht'- Ke-lly Go Fight Team Fight Yeal 'H 15-,W A.,. fl , 1 'gl -r,'Q WG xx N A Qu QQ t Q .9 'X Q S Q2 cel' X vgmmws X S3ffi42Q x W6 la X 699' FB'- 0 if , ,, 2 S I-L ACTIVITIES Pg 55 1 f7Am My My . . . j SEPTEMBER Q0 The noise of the rattling skeleton brings the backtire of the students in the 'tripping' pep assemblies for the pigskin games '9gji qi X iT N l 1 ty l A, Mr. Ghost Goes to Town National Honor Society 'ZA' Aw P.T.A. Board and Parcnt Teachers Association J--, L . Student Council 'fb Page 56 Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are now the basis upon which entrance into the National Honor Society is determined, These ideas were incorporated in the candlelight inductions ceremony, cofauthored by Nicholas Kushta and William Blazek. Membership is limited to the upper classmen who have the necessary average of 2.75 points, and are within the upper five, ten, fifteen percents of the three higher classes, respctively. The principal entertains the members of the society each year at a luncheon. The society is distinguished by the accepted National Honor Emblem of a torch and a tablet. The present ofticers are: President, Stanley Opon, Viceelgresident, Stanley Ciezadlog Secretary, Stella lvfikus, and Treasurer, Gertrude Andrews. To promote child welfare in home, school, church and community, to raise the standards of home life, to secure adequate laws for the care and pro- tection of children, to bring into class relation the home and the school , - these objectives as outlined in the By-laws of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers are truly kept in mind by our own association. The amount of good work both financial and organization is inestimable. Regular meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month. The business procedure is usually followed by some special attraction and a social hour. This year those mothers musically inclined have formed a Mothers' Chorus. They practise every Monday, and besides the personal enjoyment derived, have obtained beautiful results in choral singing. We are proud of you, Kelly Mothersl May your worthwhile organization grow as rapidly in strength and usefulness in the future as it has in the past. True to the form of a democracy, the Student Council under Mr. McKeag's sponsorship, was formulated that all student voices might be represented in the government of Kelly High School. Every pupil is represented through home room delegates at weekly meetings. Acting as a judiciary court, student- adviser, and general character-builder, the Student Council has done much toward building up the morale and standards of the students. With such representation and cooperation of both faculty and the students, it is little wonder that Kelly rapidly strides ahead. Lillian Retis is the second girl to secure the presidency of this organization, hal ional llonor Suriv! y I'II IIIIW II1-1111, Il11I111I11I111k, U C111111111, M,- '11'-:z11'I., II11II:1111111, I'l11111111:1Ic1, W111::I11w,Si11:11 11,. 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I ,f1C0I1:1, II GoI1I1- h11:1vw.1k1, :1 bw14I'111-I11,I I11'-iI11fw:1k1 II IIa1f111 M1:111'11 If I1'.'111I, QIXIII IIOW- I1 I'11I111sIL1 I IQ1-II'-13A IQ1111.11'11', III11::.'1'f1I1, II M:I411.t1-1 1' Ll11111111I1, S 42111:-z1:k1 II M11'I1f1I1k, IG1p'v 11111-..I41 I' 51111111 ISI' IIUW II 5311.41-1', H v11 I11,11-11 ,11'1111-1111I11I 111121, A S11V11.'I1 I11'1:1 . II1 1.1 1111-1 W OII11,v11'1'1'111:: I K1I111'Ii:1 -1'-' A LlI1111::I1, 11111-11111-111v11 .21-1' M1 Ii II vI'I'l'11 111'1p.111 I' M111-I11111:-1 III IX'I'C1'1I1': I A .1211 11' l Kelly llonor Soeiely Group I ETH HOW-II. Schleiclierl, W. Fullriede, A Kiaup, R Gurin, C. Hyan, ll, Wir-zunhelt, le Swulius, II. Obrzul, I. Olcfz. 5'l'II HOW- N. Lembkc, D. Marshall, H. Bartlzusz, V. Pane qos, M. Murawski, D. Bezak, II. UH, I. Brunc A. Ruhnke, P. Kubalanza, L. Scliauer, I . Sawa Ii. Gabrysi-ak, M. Peterson. AITII HOW--E Kuchmuk, C. Clxarnas, ll. Gartner, I. Chuch man, L. Gusfazlcen, I. Sychls, ll. Meierdmg Il. Sebastian, D, Bell, G. Zelnut, I. Varacin skas, V. Kuciel, L. Milafzli. 3lID IlOWfA Sacovietv, L Graczvlc,A Hinkuf: lf Ka.ilau::k1:' I. Manlcus, H. Sievers, L. Martmkus, Il. Schalk L. De-menus, I. Cupper. LIND HOW- -V. Pccli ler, D. Gurtowfslci, C. Majdak, M. Cieealo, S Pyrce, Il, Kopec, I. Bruzas, L Smlarz, Mis Schaaclc. ISI' ROWf -W. Cxuchalszki, A Smiclcus, L. Staschke, M, Ifelldcraeri, M. HV nuch M Weinherfr, I' Nelcrmiiu, M Suu! K. Macharlca, D. Pri1:assxI1f-1, IS, Kozlowski. 523' Kelly Ilonor Soeiely Group 2 HTH ROW-E. Malover, A. Gmski, I. Smpicr ll. Zobers, R, Le Compte, L. Knirlza, IV. Suslcl D. McCaraihy, I... Zagralcluz. STII HOW-1 Grzyboeslkl, I. Glumb, A. Iffrz, A. Iinhenek G. Slronzslce, M. Erceqovac, L. Knreck, E Stachon, ll, Wyqonska, A. Hadalxi, Il. Sake wicz, L. 'l'enC1ta 4TH HC'IWfS. Kewalvzvk L. Pendvs, ll. Bmtek, I. Marshall, I. Kelley ll. Paliuski, Il Strenk, T. Maher, M. Iones V. Zalewsrki, A. P-incla. SRD HOWJE. Nic molh, I, Krasnowslci, B. Potoniec, S. Herud Zlnfzka, A. Gedvilas, M. Medard, C. Lawcwnce B Kreivis, H. Chojnicki, E. Norbut, ZNI ll0WfM. lersiclr, C. Dole-flu I' Gwirrmn, I Lelelc, L. Korzin, I. Galus, S. Galus. IS' I'lOW4M. Nayclen, L. O'lloyl0, I'. Ilalauskaer A. Lica, G Bruska, If. Nowak, M. Dylnimslci lf. KHYIIHFZ, A. Mitchell, F. Balchunazw. I .iff Civie Forum ATI-I ROW-E. Matelionis, S. Open, W. Quinn ll Bagilonas, I. Barzynszlci, A. Zamboni, A Iwalirlorth, D. Diaflium, R. Slack. SRD HOW- I. Ciezadqo, G. Andrews, M. Iez, C. Maher M. O'Conuor, S. Hysiewicz, G, Olenski, fzec. L Swarm, I. Batkus, L. Ryan. HND HOW- ll. Francell, S. Ciezadlo, If Peclmilisr, 'l'. Ia resek, H. Konieczki, vice-nerr., A. Lukas, C Ninow, S Iialnky A. Savicli, pres., I. Gzrslaul Ii. Stout Russell L. Wise, ::pon:'0:'g ll. Hrazuas lcas, L. Maier, G. Newman. 10 Olfvb - vl ALM Qfkfvww WOQNCSZJ Lampliglller Representatives 3RD HOW--V. Hombacli, A. Pc-rusina, L Swartz, R. Gliwa, M, Fcdclersen, I. Karasen L. Price, B. Hodeclc, I, Chensslcy. END HOW - H. Hentarell, I. Rusilowicz, A. Kamenskas, I Apke, L. Harris, M. Petrovski, L. Schmidt IST ROW-S. Andrejausk-as, I. Challand, I Sakowicz, E. Egielslci, Circulation Editor, S Byk, A. Mitchell, R. Hornick. jkru fke Mar . . . OCTOBER 30 'es l say there, Tommy, what is the costume for? Ohl Halloween at Kelly. W: tb X Q7 m 1 I4 N ,I V' X ,f f f' 'K fl I ' ily H! Kelly Honor Society ik Civic Forum il? Lamplighter Representatives Sir Faithful and True Hearted The Kelly Honor Society was founded three years ago under the sponsorship of Miss Dargan and Miss Schaak. This group is composed of students in the grades lA to 3B who have, during the semester previous, obtained grades of either E or S in their major subjects and no less than G in their minors. They are distinguished by emblems which bear the insignia of a flaming torch with the word Honor on it. They also have pins. The funds for the pins and the emblems are obtained through the sponsorship of dances and tag-days throughout the year. The officers of the society are: Daniel McCarthy, presidentg Steve Baluk, vice-president, Iosephine Kupper, secretaryg and Ronald Sievers, treasurer. ln 1935 Mr. Wise established a Civic Forum at Kelly. Now, civic minded stu- dents are furnished with an opportunity for a round table student discussion on Current and World affairs. The club visits Chicago's most interesting educational landmarks as a part of its regular activities. This group deserves a lot of credit. It is they who have the responsibility of selling the Lamplighter to the individual division rooms and of collecting the funds from the subscribers during the division period. The Freshmen repre- sentatives have the most difficult task, since their classmates do not realize for what the Lamplighter stands-a picture book of the year's activities at Kelly. Thank you, Representatives, for your whole hearted cooperation. Without your work, our book might have been a failure. 4 l Page 59 jkru fke Mar . . . NOVEMBER I0 'lThere's something about a soldier -such were our thoughts as we watched the R.O.T.C. Armistice Parade. fm x K Qlxjip tl it if it 1 ' -. ' ' '-a- 'i,n-L, -C A Forward-Marchl Clarion Literary Staff I ik Clarion Representatives ik Clarion Circulation ik Lamplighter Staff Sir Page 60 Iournalistically minded students form the literary staff of the Clarion. Expe- rience is gained in determining the news value of a story, the writing of the news and, finally, the editing of the paper itself. Assignments are made and carried out under certain time limits creating an atmosphere of a metropolitan newspaper. The only requisite for staff members is a previous course in jour- nalism, a nose for news, and the ability to Write in an unbiased, true and interesting manner. Under the student leadership of the co-editors, Norma Pavlovic and Richard Winkler, together with Miss Lynch's able guidance, the Clarion is truly modern-in fact, streamlined. A simplified system of distributing the Clarion regularly and accurately is maintained through the aid of representatives chosen by each home room for this purpose. It is they who also obtain subscriptions for the school paper within their division rooms. The representatives are under the managership of Lillian Christoff and under the sponsorship of Mr. Frederick C. Bils. The publicity of the school publication, the CLARION, is left in the hands of the circulation staff. Through posters and assemblies, the students are acquainted with the paper. Staffs are also maintained to handle the currency forthcoming from the subscriptions. The activity pass was also an idea of the circulation department, whereby subscriptions holders are entertained at various assemblies, in addition to receiving the CLARION. The complete Lamplighter Staff comprises all students who have given their services in any form to help compile this volume. The work was divided into four departments, namely, the literary, art, circulation and advertising. Many a staff member has worked just as diligently and untiringly as the editors, and deserves just as much credit. Their spirit of cooperation will be hard to duplicate. flnrion Litvrary Staff IIHIW HOW L Allqxlslxxxv, II MCLOIIAH, I Ilfxmmz, C Numw, W Ilmurx, H Iiarmell. I' Grnumnl, H Grlmf-fx HND HOW -f-f M Iudqv, li ki--In-1, L IfacoI'::, I O IIaIIa, I5 Ihawlxun I5 I'.Iv1::, I' fitomr, I Iiallmamx, Mxss Lx'nc'I1, figcvxnmx IST HOW A Wm! L WOII, II Vc- Iw-II, I, Ks-rm-1, N I'.1vI:w1r, I1 Sizxmk, G Mark:-1, I IIx1n-uv Clarion lh'pl'c'svnlulirvs ?x'1'IIHUW I' III.x,'.x, M Y11rww1rIx,I Kal.-ursvu H HIwImIwImk,I IM-::f:m1,L. Pvmx, C I'Im1na:1, M Huw, H N11c'Iu4r, M Ifmvs, M IIIIIUII -ITII HOW M Smlwii, I. 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Monx . l'l'll4'Sl ru I-III HOW G Hf11!11zx, G I'Qf1I111::I:1, H K11w11cI1, I1 H0111-C, H M1k::1::, A I'Q111v::, II, SI111ak, A. Kf'ZIOVV:1I'II, G S11::1111IcI1, N S11II1va1'1, lf. Wier- Cmch KHD HOW II W1r11r'kv, V Van Matrv, H GIYJHHC, IU. 'I'1'111sz'I1, M SoIfIw1:3CI1, M. Ca11I. I' I' IC11I H O Ic1 N HaICI111rmf:, . TFICI, ::::ow:: , . C,I'Jf1HI'I IND HOW- II k5f I111a1-1', S C10Ltaf'IIO, VV Ave-1V A Ko:I',I H:'11.tf1::, H H4111-k,II. H111I.1a, G Hamm I5 H-':vvI--v, A. Hf1f1cIar1, I. Hrvmak, I3 Im:,11:1f1:: ISI HOW M: V-1:10, M We1::::, If Sr'I1I+-1CI1v'? A A114I11HI-c11::, IE HIn.fIc, H. I '.'nII11'1, 'I' Hr11iJv1 Girls' Choir WIII HOW' M. fIH:If1::I11, II I1-111111-1, Cf. CI1f11'- 11 V Mal I I II1vI1 I H I5 , an ra, 1. f .' 5.1, FIIIIO, . Mm:II1f1II, I IfJaq1:,, I Ko1'zu11, I' CT.1mr1I1!aI1::, I'J L11I:.z:1, H I,ar11.1c-, II H11I, II. G11::I1k11s, I. fQrvIw1u:uI'11, N. Lm11I'Ic+-, ID I11111'k4- f1'I'II HOW M HVFIICIIH, N I.n:1fIf11v:1, C' iiwvndrc, V, Pfmaqxofz, L f3cI1f111v1, I' 5511w11, Il. Sauvr, A. H11I1nkfx II OI11w, I IH-11-pf-1:I1kfw, II Martm, M, I11rOc1'vI:, I7 Iavc'11':sk1, D, Mmifixvx, D. Otto, I, IIAII, H lVIfwo1, I. Lvlak, II, CI1f1:a-- 11'l'II HOW M M11:-zvnfzka, M Ijfxfzlmrmk, IU. CIIZYIIA, W C.:11cI1aI:sI-L1, A. Krol 'I' Iiormrn, V H11 nowcI11, D I'f1c.tImvv::I-11, IW May In, H,L11kvf-vI1, M, MQDOWI-II, H, Cvmzi, L Hmbko, V, GraI1a111. II A1'11oI-.I, I5 H101-U-I, L I51vIC1!V11:9ka, A. Ij1e:,1f-1cIeck1, D. Buuko. BHD HOVV- II. Gabry- wit, I. K111110r::, I. Stfwk11::, I5 Vnn Inu, M GGL-Ig, I M-i11k11.:, M M1IIvr, I1 Karlmlsklfi, C fins, M, Clfxzk, A Hf111IQ1.1:s, II, M1:LvIIan, I.. IxIf111twy, I. Hx'Ic131w1:I11. QIND HOW -I'. Woj- Iox-1f11:.t, I. CIIIQ'l'T, ID Hu11kf11', II. IIYQWIOCIC1, , IVIOCIZ H KnvaI, S W1Ik, S. IEHIIJEZ, Il. ,.1 1 A- ,-.v,-- Ikfi-yfn, L f1,II41,, .I H1-IIv11, S Knw'aI1'2Vk, AIIIILLIVIXAI II111I1f If ' v- I IST HOW-- 11':1'- , 1' .':0vv:f1r1::Im, H Hnron, I. M If1I1 an K. Q1 Yf11'm'If, A U1I'Jw11 II IW1V1I1w, E91-f', He-rio Mar' '1c- Imrf, A. Wmt, I'11-:z II IInov--r, 1111, I rI If g I. Ma11fJar1, V1CvIIrvs:, I' M.111q1111, Ifi II II III Iv' I'14 un I H111 In - 101110. , .wr . ,1.,, M. Mc:f11111'f1. Mixed Chorus , 1. 1 uw 11, . - 4TH HOW H LNE11111-tu, A 'I'vark11na:s, I. KIITIICH, I', Ptasmek, C. O Nv1II, G. Ha11cI1, IQ Norbut L Slnmnka, I V1CfNI,C. CI1m1el IIHD HOW E, Sobastmn, I. Cmzafilm, D. Srmth, H. ConIev, I... SI1ere1v, L. Kroqqol, E. Pachowicz, D Ivers, A. KTGIHCIC, I... Mazer, H. Wiof, Il. Pencek, ZND HOW--Muss Farr, Sponsorg M. Pam, I. Karons, N. Pavlovic, D. Prussing, V. Marcmkus, L. Iacobs, F. Tross, M. Kyris. IST HOW-H OIvn1ck1, H Ma1tI11ser1, L Kmrko, H Dado, C, Schuetz, PI, CI1Icvin, C. Bor11c'c1, G Czermak, E. Durlek. v jlcru fke Mar . . . NOVEMBER 24 Some fun--all jitterbugse-turned loose to strut at the lam- bouree sponsored by the Band. Baud and Drchestra 'fr Girls' Choir sk Mixed Chorus sf? f f if I El f ' Iilierbuq Iambouree f -- , JW I ' . EEF Eg- ig 'Ex The Band and Orchestra, both under Captain Borger's most capable direction, are rapidly gaining recognition in Chicago's high school musical world. The band consists ot seventy-two members, the orchestra has titty-two. The band participated in the city-wide contest for bands with memberships of forty. lt also was an important factor at the Federal inspection ot the Kelly R. O. T. C. unit in May. Both band and orchestra participated in the All-Chicago Musical Festival held at the lnternational Amphitheatre in March. Every member ot these organizations is a hard worker. They are well repaid for their diligence, however, since twenty-three ot them have won solo con- test medals, and tour were recommended for the National solo contests held on May l8. This year the band and orchestra have sponsored three events, namely, the Iitterbug lamboree in November, the Swing Festival, and their annual Sym- phonic concert. This group brought many laurels to Kelly in the past year. Out ot 16 groups in the recent choral competition, they were one ot the two which received an S rating. ln March they appeared in the Chicago Public Schools Music Festival at the Chicago Amphitheatre. When Kelly appeared on the High School Party, over W.M.A.Q., the girls were on hand and sang four songs. Kelly is truly proud ot these girls. The Mixed Chorus comprises a group ot boys and girls who are interested in music and love to sing for the sheer pleasure derived from it. Until the last two months they were under the direction ot their beloved Miss Farr, who has since transferred. Although they have not participated very actively in school programs this semester, the training received will serve them well for future enjoyment and appreciation ot music. Page 63 Main 0ffice Assistants if Special Gffice Assistants fir Adjustment Uffice il? Twist 'N' Twirl af? Page 6-I .7Aru fAe Mar . . . DECEMBER 10-ll grand play that packed the house for two nights. ' z girl QT T X -I Xglllsllllk xl T . Hx jf ' tim' ' 3 Q 1 ,Q Q' - ' fr f l tv'-I .f f 2,3 1 l f :f The Thespians Only those girls with a high scholastic standing are chosen to work in the office. These efficient girls, under the direction of Mrs, M. Peterson, type, do clerical work, and cut stencils. There are about thirty girls working in the main office alone. With an enrollment of over 3250 students, one may well imagine the huge amount of routine office work necessary outside the general classroom teach- ing. The Grade Advisors office, the Adjustment Office, the beloved Personnel Office-all require a great amount of accurate clerical work. What better training for the business world could be had by those students fortunate enough to be assigned to these duties? Their services are invaluable, both to themselves, to the faculty members with whom they work, and to the school. We are proud of this office, our newest student service in Kelly, l-lere it is that pupils are given the individual attention so necessary in a large high school, Straightening program conflicts, giving help in class subjects, creating a more personal, more friendly teacher-pupil relationship, learning the stu- dents' aptitudes-these are only small samples of the work carried on. Under Mr. Hutton's able guidance and the assistance of his many helpers, records are kept which will enable the school to better understand the student as an individual. Furnishing entertainment for themselves by themselves, the Twist 'N' TWirl, commonly known as the T.N.T., easily ranks as the most active social organ- ization in Kelly. They maintain a hill-billy orchestra Composed of guitars, mandolins, and violins for their own use as well as others during their meetings and school assemblies. Barn-dancing is their specialty. However, with all this hilarity, proper business procedure is followed at all their meetings which are conducted by their president, Mary lane Higgins. The club is sponsored by Miss Keenan. The play's the thing - The Adorable Spendthriftu was a Plain 0l'l'ic'v Assistants III5 IIUW M Iwrn-:1, S OI::.:f-vv,ckI I3 ZIUHVIIH NU HOW I. 411-In-I1--mx, I7 C-wrxiarf-, I1 Ga 1v':1f1Ii, I' Wn:..', IW MaII.I1wx, I Wolclk, H I:,.'v,'w5I11u:,I-ix ISI' IICIW- M IT1oI1r1sk1, M Ivrlmk, M I'vl--r:2uru, Spwxyz-wx S I7L1KIvL1rv Wmp.IIvvs I IwIwI:1umw irudv .-hh-isors and I'c'rscnuu'l Uffivv .rlssistnnts III IIUW II I1.aIIx1I.1,II Ll:111. II Il11!NIX4. I Wxf., II W.-1x.:uw1I.', I1 IIv1r1I4v, If Main w.v.Iu II IIxvwr1'I41, If. Ii'1.z':v- II Smliiu, I' '-um 10.1, IW IvI.aI.ux'+'w:,kv, II Iv'Iu:I11x, M II:vI1m 'III IIUW A M-wzfxvlxqfr, M IxI1IIcovlcIx, EI H-In-xxak V l'1u.mI.11l1:1Ii1 II Iixmrwlx M Bode A Iain'-'Iv-, V III.a.w-IQ, A KfIxIl:1Ix,I IIIIMI--, L IQIIDIJ II-I, I. 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Im-.i, L IIlvkvv, C IvIaIx-Nr, II N.x:1IxI1lx, I. I'-u'1'kww::IU ,IIII3 HOW G Kotak, I Mullu, I. Iiurlm II I'x,1m::--rw, H Adarxlrxtyk, '. Kuw.aIv1rvIc, A 13,114-::4111IIrn, 5 Slam-I4 I7 I1r1f'lIv', M II:-VIN-I-, II Mattvrz, VV A-Ifizxlowlcg 'NIU IIUW Iv'Il:::, K1-vxmrl, Sywllruv I' WC-Liallrs, 'X I',uI11'IuIIIm, A ilI1m'k1:1 Lf Ifazkvr, L Pm'km, , III'-kut, A Z.unIw1:, W. IIIi,u-I4 I' IIIHIFUII, ' Wlxnaluw I11'I'IIUW -I IIuvrxf', S 05011, I'1f-vln, C-wr ii.-I' IS Grmqfz, IWC Sm' , FII:-::I11v1,Vlm-Iln-1: M IIIqq11x:1, Pics I4 lhml, 4I'rmm:1 II INIIIIUH II SIA-'Ic, II G'1zfwv .Rx If I.1IIIm Pugz' 65 - f f an gi w , 3-5 1-, f V W N n W QI 3 ,Q .2 ' ' W M , 4' 5 f' S 'F ' ,, V., Q, vw ,, vw 3' 3 vw Y 3 y -v A g Q , h if fy Y h ff 5 3 5- V . 1 no - Nt v K A 'fkMH'f m?Qa Q fl? 7, wan ?. '4 vi w an V 1 W ,ry ' . f .fl 'H Q 3 'Q' fun w li '13 w Q: ' ' 'i?k,a?Y??3fr? 9 . . . 1? ' '21 :xr If Aa AQ. 5, x I' my . rf V M1 1 Y- vu f' vp I, , m, Aff' Y ,Q ,4 Q if, at 3 h 5 Y .Vi A w A . F My tk ' ua wx' W 'V YY 'Q K rf ' Q sag, .bf 1 Q 1 WS 5 V3 wk I E 1 ff A fl x., L 1 Weif vQ f 9 M N .wk 5 ,Qi I 2, A A 'wr 'EY Q? ,ggi 3 V I xg 5 as j . .fy an f mf X will tke I' . . . DECEMBER 16 Christmas Cheer was found by many in the baskets dis- tributed by the Axe-Grinders. Senior Boys' Club wir Stage Hands Sk Motion Picture Club ik Selling Service ik trivia It 'A ff, Al ,gj,f. 2.4-ai, , iyiasist t - .1 7 Q' f s F 41 ll! 1. i O Tannenbaumn The Senior Boys' Club, consisting of approximately one hundred and ten Senior A boys, came into existence in 1938. lt attempts to bring the boys into closer contact with one another through its meetings and activities. The main event on their calendar is the party for the Senior girls, which, this year, was held on May 8. The 'lgrudge game between the Senior and'Iunior bas- ketball teams to determine the superior of the two was also sponsored by the Senior Boys. The officers are: Elmer Ganza, president, Edmund Grens, vice- presidentg Al Krauklis, treasurer, Nicholas Kushta, secretary, and first and second sergeant-at-arms, respectively, Harry Karis and Anthony Konewitch. Behind every stage performance there is a group of workers responsible for the iine settings and changes of scenes. These boys, together with Mr. Sheehy, are busy long before the show starts, fitting, nailing, moving furniture, and doing a thousand and one little things that are taken for granted. Afterwards, the same scenery must be removed, and who does it? These same boys! They truly deserve recognition for such a thankless task. Led by Miss Anderson, this group of boys care for the machines and exhibit all motion pictures in Kelly. They are on call nine periods a day. Their aid is invaluable to the history and science departments, for motion pictures comprises a major and interesting portion of the method of instruction by supplementing the conventional classroom procedure. Most interesting and instructive pictures are exhibited in the auditorium to the general student body. lt is to the credit of the school and Miss Anderson that such an educa- tional and admirable organization exists here at Kelly. Who puts up with the trials of selling tickets for the various dances and parties that go on in the school? Who sits up nights and worries about getting the tickets numbered and counted for the numerous events? None other than Miss Larson's Selling Service. The service consists of lO regular members with about 200 people including extras. lt has charge of all the tickets for all of the various dances and other entertainment that goes on at Kelly High School. We may well be proud of this noble little group and as long as Kelly has tickets to sell, the Selling Service will continue. Page 67 .7Aru fke Mar . . . IANUARY 20 Beautiful girls-handsome men-My, my, what have we here? The Senior Prom at the Graemere. I- Klux t , ff, lt Once in a Lifetime Senior Girls' Club Electricians Club itz Axe-Grinders Club 1? Pagr' 68 The Senior Girls' Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Hennebry, is truly the Big Sister organization of our school, since they have taken upon themselves the task of creating an atmosphere oi friendship among the Kelly girls. Their party to welcome the little freshies is now tradition looked forward to by these younger students who just about worship their lovely big sisters. Other activities to promote friendship are the teas sponsored by them through- out the year, one for the mothers of the graduates, and one for the teachers. Their St. Patricks Day Dance and a party for the Senior Boys proved to be great successes. The most important outcome of this club, however, is the welding of friendship ties among the Senior girls themselves, from their close association with one anotherfties which, we hope, will last a lifetime. The officers of this club are: Lottie Kerner, presidentg Lillian Szwed and lrene Gram, vice-presidents, Marie Kowalski, secretaryg and Lillian Dorosz, treasurer, The Electricians Club was organized in l935 under the direction of Mr. Krivo, its present sponsor. lts members include only those with experience and ability in the Electric Shop. The boys are constantly at work, for they must provide the lighting and the public address system for all assemblies and other functions needing such aid. Since too many would be an impediment to the club, the membership is purposely limited, The work is excellent voca- tional training for the boys. Stanley Lyskawa is Chief Electrician. With their objectives, the promotion of good fellowship, encouragement of participation in extra-curricular activities, the donation of their services to organizations requiring their support, and the establishment of greater interest in higher scholastic ratings, the former Hi-Y reorganized into the Axe-Grinders Club, The membership of this organization is highly selective, being based on scholarship, service, leadership, and participation in extra-curricular activities. A candidate for membership is required to obtain the unanimous consent of all club members before he is declared a brother Axe-Grinder. Svnior Girls' Club lliruup lj II'I'II IIKIW I1 Ilmm, I III-:,:1I'u S IM wx II- Mfu'x..II:, ll IIcuII::Iwm,I IIuf-r1v,I. CII'x:1 71-II A l'IIm1:'I A ilIIII. 111m: II k'A:.I . I IIv:.n--wmv: I. II.m-Il fu'I'II IIOW X' III.fx.1-Ik, Il IxI1IuvI.a1I-w:1k1, II IQ.1rm-weikl, I' Ciazk, I I'IuIm'I11, IW II:mvv1, A Wmt, If Cwwxwx' II f5I,a:.vI1k.-, I. 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I. i3.'wwI, V1c'vI'r1-fn L Ifwrw-rj I o-1 M IQIIxxIxI:'IQ1, 531-I' I' IX11vI:,Ix- II II'1xv!Iv A Iwu' x'1IIe- Iflurl ric-inns Club .NIU IIUW A IlrvmvIu1Ig,I IQIIH.:-IL, 'I' IMI .'x'xI:1I11, M IIx'kwI ISI' IIOW I' 511:11-II, A::.I l'I11n-I CI I.v:1k.1w.1 CIM:-I I'If-u1:1rmr1 MI fl I'C:1vu, Elgur1:,w' S3 I.x-:Im',x.z, Arafat 'Im-I .-Lu' G rindvrx Fluh ,IIIII IIIIW I' M.1I1-v1.'I1, II Gaim I' Gmrv I' I'I.mf'wII YNIW IIUW MI SILI-I-Inv, Sgvrufwx, I lfzmnm, A I'-1II1ImII1, Il Gfxztwx C' SCI'm'-1.1, ' I'fn1Iu::, II Iimm-vxki, D IImIIu1rx ISI' HOW I' W1n:,IfHw,II Matvhoms I'IPfIi70 Mas In-1 I i5.m1xm'I, S.-v II I'QIxfz11mrL'L'vk, I'r'v:: W klI1I1:. 'I'!e-fx:, II iIIm'k, 5.11 AEAIH1' II IlI15x.II1 W IIN'-m:'I11 XM-I-IH,-f f'1l.qr' fr' Igl' 70 llall Guards TH ROVJW-AT. Prxndy-fr, If K'x1:kvw1C.:, IU. Ian xcko, D. Chavo, H. Bohnlohnk, I. Wolod, H Lukvrrch, M. Lattvak, S. KIIXIIICII, M. Stazmk II. Pxeirusz, I. Kmfsnowukx, M. BIIIFILIIEZ, M Svymn. 5'I'H HOW--L Slrilawskafz, C. Dmiok A Laubo, L IIiII, G. Stzomfskc, M. Ifrccqovac II. Karpurw, A M1tChc-II, S, Kn::f1vv:2Ic1, S. Anviry- fuzsxrai, L. Iballv-Iv, I.. Sihtl-co, I Wr-Iziak, G. Ulonsslwcx, S. Hyslc-w1CQ:. -ITII HOW' -II. M-xhn, C. Lawroncv, S. Lanqc, V. Krafanruwrski, M Garwtt, L Icnfimfy, L. Maxtor, A. Lukas, B. Krawwr, V Ilwnn, A I'Iacacok, IB. Krcivis. RHD HOW- W. Moore, H. Woytrmk, D. Gobcl, II Matfhuwn I III.-vIf1L1rc.'X'k,iS M1.1f1n0s,A, Ilan, B Grm-mnqcr, I'. Iwhchon, I. Kurk, Lynskey, Sgonfsor. QND HOWf-I. Marshall, A Malfay, Il. Stout, K. Vauqhan, M. Duqcmn, M. Brown, A Mxfmcci, I. Karwsski, IS-'I' IIUW H. Si'lzIf-r, If Kc-atv, G. Sharron, Capt., I , Veckaltis, S, Malluzka, I Gsxutmllt, II Iiwwwn, Cay 1.5 W. Ihralnvxr In, Cnwg W. IInI1::, Ushers Club -1TH HOW If I.r'C:'xr:1IIv, II. Ilnrnrl, A Iixhr- Iorth, A. Puxas. Ii. Smlctanrakx. IIIIIH HOW-- P Armhs, H, Iankvl, Il. Gazaxor, A. Schulz, I4 Cmnzn, M. Bonfire'-au, II. I'1'anc0Il. YND HOWYII. Winf:Iow, H. Konioczki, B. Atkncaxtlfz, If. Grens, R. Bahnn, T. Isxrosok, N I'0r11::1na. ISI HOW' N Swann, Ii MalIIn:1v-n I5 II1ixI'Ul'1, H Kaczrnmcrvk, Chwf Mr M-'Kr-A-1, Sprwr1::m, II Iiumrm, Asfsi. Chief, Ii. SInL'k, Kamcru Klub fw'I'II HOW- A S1cvv1n:1:,k1, 'I'. Cnwgm, IS. Groo- 1'1m101, H. Pviraihfs, I. Pali, If I+'1:Lnt, B. Kun- -firat, H LIIIQJIIHIX. -'IIIAII IIGWf-II. Ohska, N. Zutoff, L. Gottszch, I, IICFHIOLIH, II. Hart, C. Wychockx, S. Cxuba, Ii. Snxiotanskx, A. Zfnn- bm: QZIID IIOVVffI. Wxihorsspoun, II. Komend- mnski, H, Kayak, C. Svlxumzlz, I. Meuzs, H. Wxlko, 'II IIHQIIIS, Prom. QYNI3 HOW--I. Don- nmq, Su..-.5 D. Kw:-MI, L. Yxvitaq, V. Bloom, II Iffubllm, Mr INIf'I::fwn, Sprm::o1'g If. Wvzahs. IEVI' SIOWfIf. Gutuwwrulcl, H. Pmw--II, W. Cwic- . X'Il,3IC1, Ii I'C:.:1:14ACL1I:1, M IIIW1-Ixwxvl, A. A::.tm1n, I1 W1nsIow. f'0S!lll'liCifllIS, Club QIHD HOWf-M. Icz, C. Maher, G. Andrews, I Sn1egoIski, I. Cupper, I. Bykowski, Il. Pam- kms, R. Hornlck, C. Win::Iow. HND ROW- Mlss Lynskey, Sponsorg S. Hysicwicn, G. Olen- skl, S. Borowy, L. Smictanski, L. McKendry, I C1ezadIo, N, Lembke. IST ROW-A, Madn- hnskx, M. O'Connor, Sec., L. Szwud, Pres., P. Skerski, Treasq S. Mahxska, Vice-Pres.g B Wagner, D. Smith, Hall Guards ik Usher9s Club its Camera Club if? Cosmeticians' Club 'ik jbru flue Mar . . . FEBRUARY 4 Gay balloons and graceful dancers give you the picture of the Iunior Prom. I Q I ' 1 Iam it with Sammet One of the largest and most useful of the many organizations in Kelly is the Hall Guards. These students are selected for their neatness, efficiency, and dependability. This indispensable group assists visitors and maintains order in the corridors. The campus and the halls are kept clean and clear as a result of their efforts. Since there are over two hundred guards to be super- vised, there is a student captain appointed for each period of the day. Perfection of fire-drills is also brought through the prevention of crowded corridors by the Guards. Miss Lynskey is their capable sponsor. Mr. McKeag started the Usher's Club in l936. Now twenty-five efficient mem- bers serve as ushers at the Friday night social dances, and at all Kelly's performances and proms. Their polite and courteous manners are the pride of Kelly. The club is eligible only to Upper Classmen. The Camera Club, under Mr. Nelson's sponsorship, has developed rapidly this year. Members learn the fine arts of photography, including printing, devel- oping and enlarging of negatives. Some very fine results have been obtained. Most of the work is done in their own dark room, of which they are very proud, since it was equipped entirely by the club. The Cosmeticians' Club, organized in 1937 by Miss Lynskey, its present sponsor, now boasts thirty members, all girls. lts purpose is to study the art of stage make-up, the effect of the different colored lights upon it, and the most effective type of make-up for various settings. lt is interesting to watch this group at work just before a performance. The cast of any show may Well be thankful for their services so generously offered to any organization needing such aid. Page 71 34111 fke Mar . . . MARCH 13 Dribble the ball?-They learned how and now theyre the Intramural Champs. f gr 'f X 1 4 xxx .fb . Xf- TSQM Kay S The Champs Home Economics Club il? Printing Service slr Fire Guards 'ik Service Girls' Club Sf? Page 72 Only the girl who is a home girl at heart Will be found in this organization. lts purpose is to instruct girls in the economy of the home and to train them how to run the home on a balanced budgetfevery housewifes dream. Meet- ings are held weekly, some are business, others are educational. At the educational meetings, the girls present style shows which supplement their training in sewing and dress designing. There is no more practical organ- ization in Kelly than this. Under Miss Kellys capable sponsorship the club continues to grow in membership and usefulness. The printing service, consisting of twelve members, is a valuable asset to the school. The club prints school material, such as tickets for movies, dances, tours, and the Clarion and Lamplighter subscription blanks. lt was founded by the present sponsor, Mr. Anderson, and up to a year ago printed the Clarion under his guidance and help. The fire guards, consisting of twenty-seven boys under the leadership of Chief Fire Marshal Henry Karczmarczyk, act as marshals during fire drills to keep order, discipline, and to direct traffic in the fcorridors. Every year they aid in an inspection by the City Fire Department, and have always been complimented upon their able assistance. The club was organized in 1935, and is under sponsorship of Mr, Barry. The Service Girls' Club makes Kelly what it is in the serving of all school banquets, Honor Society Luncheons and the Mothers' Club when they visit the school. When you see the tables decorated in the very best of good taste you know that the Service Girls' Club has been very busy getting things ready. Under the guidance of their leader, Miss E. Powers, we sincerely hope that the club will continue to do the great things it has already done. , ' Ig 5 , lf 'laljiw iw-ix, , X? Q . xmm. X h i .8365 ' ,, Q ' kg K4 Xi.. t V, X A g,., in wg W 4, ww 5 , Z1 ff 'A 1 5. K SM. x EY, , ,,.N K . . E, , W p 'V ww? - - 'FQ fr - HY. Q Q - ' in ? is i 5 ig x Y P ' v' 4 3, g nw f LQ ill hy 5 Q Q '! ,ii ' m If Q Rf v K .V K A, . L ' 4' 'fa L f Q f -K , ,, air n m 4' ' W PL - 9 I W W fw. K j A Q 1 . 'P 11 gm J M16 0 'Hy .,, '55 kv? TSP 'Q' J 1 ' A 'Q ,L A wmv X' M 1' kms- 5 R 559 if iff W yf Vi :Q ,V wt I ' ' 1- , , 1 4 sf QW, 3 'Y ga 2 'FS gf 3 5 9 Q 2' g. fa 9 fs 'Q vw v f- f -. .M NW! j aw AJ 1, 1, X, wi W iv , my Mug ,, , .5 W m'5?QL52Q9 '51 w .S - 4- . N - -. . G? PW- .Q is n Q N -1 .5 m 1. , , :Fa if Q 'E .ai l . , . Q 'Y 4. W4 3ji an gli? ,EQ W rfb i E f '55 any x W fx ,- i J Ji A , V 6 . ?i11gf Q, X Q .Q g 1,34 13 Q V A Y Q D ,. xxx , ra Lk, '61 ' S.fi ' ?59 chu ,YI n 'Irs f . 4 W ' ' ' Q4 I 3 1 , is ,.x A x 4, z- z 'V 4 yi ii 35,5 Q Q ai' 5 , xl: N 'Hs ? m' V K 'Z Vp.. 4'-mf W 'vw 4 .- tk- v Q 4,J.u,.7 K Lys! . . f mr' . SQ As, 0 .., . gg M . -k De . WLHWA il I , Wgvx 'Q'A , ,il -:gf fm , -W ' M v -3 S: ff SF ,lf 'Q ri-'I X 5 4 A If W w 'Q if f .ff V 5 vw 'wi ' 7, A? ' L, 5 in 5 J, - 1 431 ,, A , n 'I I no ' 4 I Mm J' , . I+ M , 15:28 dvi M .YY It ww 3 W V HKQQQ Q .F glam fha Mar . . . . APRIL 14 Saying Goodbye to Miss Dolton was one of our hardest tasks. The Girls' Glee Club helped us to do it gracefully. Junior Club rf? Library Club it Marionette Club wi? Poster Club ik ,, t fi' 'lg 'I l K --Aloha R-Q 4. llgs This year for the first time the lunior have been admitted into the Iunior Club which, before, had been exclusively open only to Iunior A's. Miss Helen Olson, the sponsor, was instrumental in this change. Listed among their activities was the Iunior Prom, a huge success. They have also left in their wake a gift to the school as remembrance. The officers are: Betty Stout, presi- dentg Ben Dusik, vice-presidentg Mary Ialen, secretaryg Ed Tomcyak, treasurerg and Leonard Syfranski, sergeant-at-arms. The Library Club began in 1933 and is now under the sponsorship of Miss Frank. The fifty-five members aid the students in the use of the library. They repair books, keep shelves orderly, and assist in clerical tasks. The Library Club also has its social side, and has a well planned social program. Its officers are: Gertrude Vodar, presidentg Esther Neufeld, vice-president, Anne Maxymek, secretary, lane Mack, treasurer. The work of this organization reflects, more than in any other club, the kind of students employed, for the finished product is excellent. The marionettes, which the students make themselves under the guidance of Mrs. Sevic, club sponsor, are carefully and painstakingly made, the productions that are put on are very versatile. The audience responds with singular warmth to the antics of the amazingly human puppets, or, as the purpose of the maker may have been, inhuman. The training that this club gives the student is truly excellent. All publicity and advertising posters in use by Kelly are made by the Poster Club. Although they receive no remuneration for their labor, they nevertheless put considerable time and effort into it, for they are rewarded with the thanks that the dependent clubs and organizations give them. Their activity is not exceeded by any other club in Kelly. Their spirit of unselfish service is admir- able. Mrs. Oldham is the club's sponsor and advisor, with Ed Vebell as president, Frank Winslow, vice-presidentg Ray Doerscheln, business managerg and Mike Nowinki, assistant business manager. Page 75 jhru fhe Mar . . . APRIL 20 The annual Clean-up Parade was held-in the rain. Qx X X Xl X We're All Washed Up The French Club wir Spanish Club tk German Club ii? Latin Club iff Page 76 Under Miss Adriana DeGraff's sponsorship, the members of 'Le Cercle Fran- cais study the history, customs and culture of France, and its contribution to painting, sculpturing and architecture. The study of this romantic country promotes greater interest in the language among the French students. During the past year, the club entertained 'lDer Deutsche Vereinf' participated in the clean-up parade, and gave an alumni reunion party. The club officers are: Ruth Schuetz, president, Irene Gram, vice-president, Winifred Myre, secretaryg and Phyllis Oko, treasurer. ln the Weekly meetings of Los Amigos, an attempt to re-create the cultural atmosphere of Spain is made. Besides purely social activities, the club dis- cusses the customs and language of old Spain, Cervantes, the grand old man of Spanish Literature, is read and discussed. lnstead of the heavy, lifeless atmosphere so often found in language clubs there is a certain exuberance, a certain effusive life about these meetings. They have accomplished much, the most important thing probably being a spirit of friendship and companionship. Der Deutsche Verein, under Miss Potratz's sponsorship, acquaint themselves with German culture by singing the old folk songs and reading the legends, folklore and literature of that country. They Witness Germany through films and travelogues shown to them at the club's sessions. Membership is open to all those students who are in their upper semesters of German. This elite organization, known as the Optimates, is noted for its study of the literature and language of the Golden Age of the Golden Empire-the Empire of the Romans. The magnificence of the height of Latin Literature, the mock heroic couplets of Horace, that epic which was so truly nationalistic in tone and and that it was Rome itself-all these are examined and, with an intensive extensive study, are made to live. The spirits of Caesar, Livy, Phaedrus, Virgil hover about this classical enterprise. This club attempts to change, and are succeeding in changing, Latin from a dead to a vividly alive language. Frmwh Club f1'l'll llOWffL. Gatzauskas, D. Chase, L Mc- Kendry, C. Kwiatltowski, A. Cydsxk, M. Dry- binskt, S. Karris, F. Gram, V. Malazdra, F. Stelamk, G. Stolarczyk. IZHD ROW-l. CieA zadlo, I. Pearl, I. Sychta, I. Pytlilc, L. Ralc, H. Tross, M, Duogan, ll, lfqtelslct, ll. Osvcze- ptnslu, A. Kosxtok. QND ROW-L. Buzzellt, F. Stone, ll. Solvun, B. Kulakowslu, I. Manlcus, M. Wallace, R. Hartncll, E. Gruca, S. Pyrce. IST ROW--S. Baluk, E, Chison, P. Oko, llqroasy l. Gram, Vtco-Pros: Mrss DeGrall. Sponsor, R. SL'ltl1PlLi, Pros., W. Myra, Sec: L. Hutton, ll. Sttpalc. KA, ISS Spanish Club 3llD llOWffB. Kelley, D. Kowalski, L. Korztn, H. Conluy, ll. Funoctc, I Cltucltrnan, L Grott. D. Iantcko, D. Paczkowslct, QND ROW-A, Htnkus, A Hocacok, G. llauch, I. Castro- qtovanni, S. Orton, L, Koreclc, R. Zonla, H. Martyn, l. Laliolla. lS'I' l'lOWfL. Gtlbert, A, Zubavtclt, S. Darnanrzkas, Mtss Bnrtollt, Spon- sor, A, Slnntkuss, G Vorlat, I txross, M lUlll'1QdIt ik German Club 3llD HOW--I. Hakoczy, I. Llegentelcl, G. Au- oust, ll, La Bond, S. Tanac, H. Kopczynskl, M. Mcliexwn, R. Sutter. ZND HOW-A. Maclt- acek, C. Ntnow, 'l'. Iareselc, I. Sammet, W. Otto, M Schultz. lST ROW-M, Hollenbeclc, H. Crtxtcltloy, M. Chalcltollg' If A. Potratz, Sponsor, C Toska, M. Welnberq, S Bruder. vi' Latin Club HTH HOW'-A. Kuzur, C. Ltnk, A, Nelson, I. Sobleskl, M. Iureczek, S. Skowronska, I. Oblazny, D, Sabonrs, A. Skonolor, L, Cvusta' pon, M. lrlrcoqovac, W. Czuchalski, A, Ludf wtlcowskt, D. Pavts, P. Belzowski. STH HOW --L. Kopenskt, L. Tenczo, M. Polowa, M. Skenclor, S Hvrudztnska, F. Sakowrcz, S. Kru- ptnskt, P. Skorslu, M. McDowell, l Karasen. F. Balauskas, D, Hlclcel, L, Harris, A. Makuska, I. Drisas, 4TH ROW-D. Ryan, H. Gabryslak, L. Oreluk, ll. Norbut, R. Wrot, M. Hynuch, II Deolellettt, L, Chapes, A. Dalesandro, A. Mazmlus, P. Cooney, A. Cltmtel, F. Nekrosuts, L. Cicen, T, Maher, 3l'tD HOW-R. Stnnk. I Sorpico, V. Iaclcowiak, C. Hazutts, E. Rache, C. llyan, F. Stoszah, F. Cltapes, A. Mtsevtch, L. Marttnlcus, B. Ylaton, C. Rogowskl. ZND NOW-G Kelly, C1. Specht, Stachnik, L. Kryolynski, S. Gorny, I. Pearson, G. Kaplan. D. Gurtowski, D. Dottmer, L. lvers, M. F. Smith, Sponsor, F. Sachc. IST ROW-W, Pornylcala, I. Marshall, P. Virbickls, R. Hoover, l. lcz, ll. Hebenak, ll. Lempa, Pres., G. Ren- vlak, D. Dawson, B, Iludon, VICE-PFOSQ B Rtmkus, G, Zelmra, H Smotelc, B Waonor Page' 77 1 L x S. 1.1: 5,45 gi. N N- yy Q1 gf' mf - , 7 A 0 wr W YY W fe ' ' ' A ' . gdamx ' Q 'gy .. Y v nf , B! K t . - kk .ma 'Mgt LA fn I A I f E fa , QF fv 4 X jwfyk, . 1 ' ' . if, 'Sw-X x, If jtqf - O ' ff Q .. A 3 Q x, 1 vs, -' e M , n . . , , Y. Vw- : , - M ,. nf nf ki ' lg , xi a R I 2 T - i 8 ' ' A vs Q f I 5, 3 W- 5 ,W LL A fig Sega' : Q' rii Q ' KI ff-4faaEfqQasR I'-4 V v 9' ,V Q .. U wa Q A Ma. Q di ' , Z , A E 5, 3 v- iw Q if Q J, . ,td-f y jkru fke Mar . . MAY 12 The second annual Varsity Show went off with a bang- L especially the drummer. 2 'i. 7 Q' L Our Home Talent t ll D 1 V7 lr 4 , ' Clean-Up Committee it Senior Drama Club ik Junior Drama Club 517 Lithuanian Club dir With Ellsworth Kierbs as its chairman, and Mrs. Bunting directing the energies of the very fine committee, these students made a firm stride forward toward the goal they have held in common with every other Clean-Up Committee, i.e., a spic-and-span Kelly High School district. Through playlets, posters and slogan contests, the committee succeeded in making the students dirt-con- sciousf' The members of this committee, which is made up of representatives of every home-room, really worked, and truly succeeded. The forty-five members of the Drama Club, under the direction of Mrs. Baas, cultivate better diction and study the history of Drama. Each year two plays are presented by this group. Last fall their offering, The Adorable Spend- thrift, was a most triumphal success. Their latest play, Some Call lt Love, presented this spring, proved to be another achievement to add to their laurels. The need for an organization to take care of freshman and sophomore students of diction and of drama has been evident for some time in the form of waiting lists for admission to the senior drama class. A junior dramatic group for lower classmen was formed in February, 1939, with a membership of thirty- seven students. 'lWhat Men Live By, a one-act play, was selected for pres- entation by the lunior Drama Club in its first public appearance. The play was given at four assemblies during the last week of May. Desiring to obtain an intelligent understanding of the country from which their forefathers had come, a small body of Lithuanian descendants assembled to form the Lithuanian Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Iesse Doolittle. Dances which are believed to have originated in this European country are performed in peasant costume before assemblies at various intervals throughout the school year. A campaign is at present under way to add to the language department the teaching of Lithuanian for the benefit of those pupils wishing to make a study of it. Page 79 0 v Ou 1 WM' W gba fke Mar . . . l klviildred Yunowich and Harry Iensen were elected Kelly's own Campus Queen and King. Their Maiesties Skeleton Squad ik' Boys' K Club vi? amy ffm, club ik Experimenters' and Collectors' Club Sir Page 80 RAI-ll RAI-ll RAI-ll Sis Boom Bah, Kelly, Kelly RAI-ll RAHI R1-XHl The Skeleton Squad, sponsored by Mr. Bils, consists of a select group of pupils who root for all of the ball games and other school events ot importance. You can hear them marching down the hall, you know that about one hundred pupils with loyal hearts are coming, loyal to the extent of shouting their lungs out for Kelly. The Boys' Club is an exclusive group of students granted the right of a school letter as a reward for their perseverance and hard work in attaining the athletic points deemed necessary by the coaches. The group stimulates the interest ot athletic activities and promotes the furtherance of leadership. is an honor coveted by every boy in school, and represents unusual ability in that line. There are approximately forty boys out ot a possible seventeen hundred in Kelly wearing the particular form of letter-The Big The K Club, founded in l937, is sponsored by Miss Bartels, now a permanent member of the Kelly Faculty. lts main purpose is to encourage athletic activ- ities among the girls. This year the Club sponsored an assembly, a water ballet, and a party for the Boys' Club. Only girls who have earned are eligible for membership to this exclusive organization. incidentally, earn- ing a letter requires a thousand points, so it one thinks it is simple to acquire, just try working for a letter. a -.KH ln its two years ot existence the Experimenters' and Collectors' Club has found favor with many ot Kelly's students who are more scientifically inclined. At the meetings ot the club, interesting experiments are presented. Occasionally the club is called upon to present an assembly and they always respond with an unusual and well planned program. Membership is open to all those inter- ested. President and Secretary are Anthony Koniwich and lane Mock. Slcvlvton Squad fw'l'lI HOW' 'I' Cuvvun, II l'o.'uvuk I Bama. C, KILCAVIICIKI, C. Podwaliockl, A. Zambos, W. Braun, II Sulu-larxskl, I. Lelxoilm. IITH HOW4 L, Ijdllqiillltl, M O'Crwuuor, M. DQPQ-der, L Ile-Ins, S. Duxbury, A. Dnlosanvlro, M. Drolin, C. Malwr, A Cluruwl, H. Wlot, G. Nl9rIVll'ClCl LIHD HOW I Value, C. Parker, M. Boudreau, T. Dnqllus, II, Wxlko, S. Opfm, ll. Pnlarskx, H Gauu: QND HOW -W. Dryjanskl, Cheer Lvmicrg II. lkjivlskl, M. Duqqau, I. Kudla, L. Sluuwn, H Docllcrly, L, lludon, II. Walls. ISI' HOWf If Yuska, Clwor Loader, II, Polak, Cha-or Lermlvr, II. Knczmarczyk, H. Wuxklvr, H Slack, H. IJIVOVIS, H. Honec, L, Allcmstlrw, Cluwr Lender. A . 7 xx Boys' K Club -1'I'Il HOW S. Hfaluk, M Strlkicll, H. Grimes, H. I1-msurl, L. Goczal, ll. Wozallsz, A Urbllcas, ll Iiruck, L. Slfxumka, lf. Krvfjowski. QHD HOW II, Yufalm, W. Domuq, IQ. Vebell, G Marker, E. Mazelka, Cv, Kupmsalx, I Cepoms, H 'l'orm'mk, G. Wmzsarrk. QYND HOWfF. Her- man, 'l'. Konvwltclx, P. Iurqvlrorus, S. Iuricek, H. Povrlmtrs, H. Hamm, If. Grens, C Paulausf kms, A. Kllkufs, lf. Gurka. ISI' HOW--T, Iare- rzwk, H Atlzncmllrs, H Kaczrrmrczvk, E. Ganza, Ilrvfa, I' fzmrumxt, 'I'rva::., L. Hnranallslcas, B SFHZIIOW, 0. Zolnis. WAX. Girls' K Flulp QIHIU HOW M. llc llwlvr, T. Palucll, L Szlvvcll, A, Vllkullkmz, N lfoltfc, S, Harowv, I Klbazus, S, Szkwfxrok, I. ffl:-nllrmski, M. Yunowich, QYND HOW-r lf, Ilfmkrxos, A. Lukas, I. Kowals- zfvk, S. Hvlc, S Mfaluska, A. M1s9v1rI1, I Ges- U mul, A, loplawflkl, I Sakowicrl IST HOW-A H. Hrazauskas, D Kvnrlk, Svc - I. Kullla, V160- Ilrorz, lmla Hartvlaz, Sponsor, II. Comes, Prom., I, Slulmlxslulz, 'I'r'v.1:s, C Wmslow. ,A. I I lflxpvrinnmlli-rs Club RHD HOW- A. Mfxlrxv, H. Snvuldor, M. Wrobel G. Plullnps, L 'I'anko, G Walters, I. Polar, I, Olos, I. Smith, H 'l'O1uok. QND HOW-- M, Hoiuon If P1 uotto W. Makes E. GHSIOTI I II . I P. Vfarclxors, L. Sadxewicz, R. F. Davis, Spon- sor, S Ivrnllvenskl, H. Pokorny IST HOW-- C, Clmrnas, I. Mock, T. Konewltch, W. M1- Chau, 'I'. Bmnllov. y 1 Ng! R. 0. T. C. 0ffic1-rs' Club R. 11.1 gf 82 YP li 0. T. C. Sir R. 0. T. C. 0FFlCERS 3rd ROW-C. Ninow, D. Arridt, H Bagdonas, l Leonard, N. Sullivan. E. Francell, H Hart, Capt Qnd ROW -li. Doerscheh, S. Sparks lst ROW -S. Vournazos, treasg F. Gasior, sec.: H. Kaczrriarczyk, presg Sgt. Hickman, H. Czarriik, TU, Diadiun, G Susmilch. R. 0. T. C. Sth RONVfA Staiun, W. Shutllelwar- ger, R Dado, N Zutott, E. Olaska, A. Gedvilas, l. Barzynski, H. Platt- ner, R Plattrier, Tl. Piksa, M. Budo 4th ROW-E. Francell, C. Parker, C. Matevich, G Bartnik, B Powell, H, Konieczki, M. Boudreau, W. Mesa kauskas, A. Zambos, W. Loddmg, ll. Shearier, A. Ham. 3rd HOW-ll, XVIGTFHCC, I. Parker, A. Biago, ll. Hochlitz, l. Hlavacek, T. liarzynski, W. Miclzau, E Penrio, H. Misius, A Fahrforth, L. Piekut, R. Slack Qnil HOW-l Marshall, S Wysocki, l. Wantrobski, H. Sitzler, l. Serpico, D Mcliendry, C. Keen, W Pomyf skala, C. lemole, A Malav. lst ROWWR Doerscheh, C. Ninow, D Ardnt, E. Gasior, H Kaczrnarczyk, Mayy Sgt. . Hickman, R. Czarmk, Captg D. Diaiiiun, I Leonard, S. Vournazos, S Sparks This relatively new club of Kelly is intimately connected with the R. O. T. C., in that they have as a common goal the improvement ol that organization. The officers annually present a Military Ball, an event awaited by all Kellyans. The proceeds ot this ball are used tor various essential materials used by the general R. O. T. C, unit. The sponsor of this group is Sergeant lohn G. Hickman. The year 1935 heralded the institution ot the tirst Reserved Ollicers Train- ing Corps unit in Kelly under the sponsorship oi Sergeant lohn G. Hickman. Its object was to acquaint the students with fundamentals of military training and to develop citizenship, responsibility, and initiative. Besides the participation in the various patriotic programs, the cadets also furnish assistance as guards at our football games and at all outdoor activities. X mfg, 2 7 6lI'I'leI'6l Lewin? THE SPORTS Page 83 Football Team Coach-Harry Dixon flth ROW-l. Patrick, A, Kranklis, H. lvlattshisen, B Sasnow, I. O'l-lalla, R, B-atina, lI Grens, F Kasponwicz, A. Konewitch. 3rd ROW-l. Wizaszczak, I. McKee, P Gl'lllS, W, McDermott, G, Marker, H Szmyd, F Vitalo. 2nd HOW-H. Bruck, N. Perusma, F Warczac, W, Doemg, G. Walczak, A, Bednarz, R. Kaprack, Coach Dixon l B d skas A H tt T. K aa 'lc R. Mrk l s A, Brazauskas A. Zelnis ar o , ammo , orcr j ci , aayuna , , Q , Louis Paolelli, A, Summerfield, A. Aflrunti, l. Bardauslcis, E. Hamot, T. Kurzeja SCHEDULE N739 Sept 9121 Kelly vs Hyde Park Lic! l Kelly vs: lfnglewood Oct H Kelly vs Du Sable Oct lfl Kelly vs Harrison Oct 722 Kelly vs Tilden llrv 5 Kelly vs Lmdbloom goofgaff jofand . . . Again, the Trojans are leaving in their tracks a more impres- sive record than that of the preceding year. They started the season with a tie against Hyde Park and a victory over Engle- wood, but as the opposition strengthened, Trojan power was slowly submerged. The Trojans amassed a total of 43 points this season against their opponents' 96. The majority of the Trojan points were amassed by Fred Vitalo, the high-point man. Cap- tain Adam Brazauskas directed the plays from his position as left halfback. The merits of several individuals on the Trojans were not left unrewarded, since Peter Gritis was chosen guard on the all-star Central section team and Raymond Batina was selected a member of a city-wide all-star popularity team conducted by a metropolitan news- paper, with a trip to' California and a chance to play against an aggregation of Los Angeles all-stars. Mr. Harry Dixon, the coach during the past season, has left Kelly to assume the duties of baseball coach at Fenger. The team has as its new coach Mr. Albert l. Herman, formerly of Senn High Schools athletic staff. --.. ,.. Clgeffi . . . IB. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec Englewood Home Dec 5 Sullivan Travel Dec 8 Crane Home Dec 12 Austin Travel Dec 14 Calumet Travel Dec 15 McKinley Travel Dec 16 Parker Home League Games lan. 10 Harrison Travel Ian. 17 Farragut Travel lan. 24 Du Sable Home lan. 31 Tilden Travel Feb. 7 Lindblom Home Feb 14 Phillips Home Feb Z1 Manley Travel SR. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 2 Englewood Home Dec. 6 Sullivan Home Dec. 12 Austin Travel Dec. 13 Crane Travel Dec. 14 Calumet Travel Dec. 16 Parker Home Dec. 7 Holy Trinity Travel Dec. 9 Har er Home Dec. 15 Mclglnley Travel League Games Ian. 5 Harrison Home lan. 12 Farragut Home lan. 19 Du Sable Travel Ian. 26 Lindblom Travel Feb. 2 Tilden Home Feb. 9 Phillips Travel Feb. 16 Manley Home SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM-2nd ROW-V. Levitski, E. Terka, C. Paulauskas, Sam gralick, coach. lst ROW-E. Wezalis, A. Kilkus, T. Iaresek, Capt.g A. Gendrolis, B. asimus. IUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM-3rd ROW-B. Atkocaitis, mir., 1. Ceponis, C. Czaplicki, HI. Labne, C. Struwe, Sam Fralick, coach. 2nd ROW- . Tomszak, H. Elgielski, F. ekrgrriorg., co-Capt., E. Ganza, co-Capt., G. Wassack, lst ROW-E. Yulcnis, E. ufgowski, , u in. Senior Basketball Starting the season as a green team, the Trojan Seniors, through their recently perfected teamwork Wound up the season by winning four games in a row, defeating the Iuniors, the Faculty, and the highly regarded Alumni Team. Last season Tom Iaresek was the captain, While the co- managers were Ed Krygowski and Bruno Atkokaitis. The high-scoring record was held by blond Alex Kilkus, a guard. Under Coach Fralick, the team has made considerable progress toward making a name for them- selves in inter-mural competition. Junior Basketball 'Quality before quantity is the motto of the Iunior Basketball Team Which is composed of thirteen members all of Whom are 5 feet 7 inches or less in height. During the last season they did remarkably well. Before the season ended they had lost a game in overtime with Farragut by a single point, tied Du Sable in the last thirty seconds of play, and in a thrilling game with the city champions, Manley, were beaten by only four points. The co-captains were Elmer Ganza and Frank Zigmont, with low Dvorak scoring the most points. Page 85 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Apr. 10 Tilden Home Apr. 13 Hyde Park Travel Apr. l7 Lindblom Home Apr. 19 Englewood Travel Apr. 21 Bye May 1 Phillips Home May 3 Harrison Travel May 5 Tilden Travel May 8 Hyde Park Home May 10 Lindblom Travel May 12 Englewood Home May 15 B e May 17 Phillips Travel May 19 Harrison Home 'ir SOCCER SCHEDULE Sept. 23 Tilden Travel Sept. 30 Oak Park Travel Sept. 31 Hyde Park Travel Oct. 6 Von Steubon Travel Sept. 24 Oak Park Home Oct. 7 Morton Travel Oct. 13 Lane Home Oct. 14 Morton Home Oct. 16 University Home Oct. 20 Schurz Home Oct. 27 Crane Travel Oct. 28 University Travel Nov. 2 Manley Home 'lt' SWIMMING SCHEDULE March 2 Farragut Travel March 7 Englewood Home March 8 Englewood Travel March 14 Fenger Travel March 16 Lindblom Travel March 21 Hyde Park Travel March 23 Hirsch Travel March 28 Harper Travel March 30 Parker Travel if? FENCING SCHEDULE Feb. 24 Crane Travel March 10 Austin Travel March 16 Lakeview Travel March 30 Senn Travel April 15 Annual Meet- Univ. cf Chicago .SFOOIJJ . . . Baseball Team The first season in league play of Americas sport, baseball, saw a Kelly team in fourth place. That was four years ago. Today, a total of one hundred twenty-five boys turned out for spring practice, so a very select team is expected from the group and expectations run very high. Still in its infancy, the diamond sport, although a non-paying proposition, has distinguished itself so well on the playing field that it has come to Kelly to stay. Soccer Team Last year Mr. Fralick gathered a group of Soccer enthusiasts into a class that he might teach them the fundamentals of passing, dribbling, trapping, and shooting, all aspects of the game which has endeared it to many. This season the coach, somewhat of a player himself, believing the players versed well enough in these fundamentals, entered them in league play. They left behind a record deemed very impressive for newcomers in this field. Swimming Team Two teams make up the aggregation of Kelly swimmers. They are the Juniors and Seniors, the former composed of boys under 16 years of age and the latter of those over sixteen. Mr. Albert I. Herman, a newcomer to the Green and White's athletic staff, has been given the coaching honors. A remarkable showing was presented by the natators in competition with the other schools in their league. Mr. Herman has prepared a small mimeo- graphed newspaper which is distributed among the members of the team to enable them to find out how many points they have scored in competi- tion and a general summing up of the qualities of a good swimmer. Fencing Team An original French sport which has taken Kelly by storm is none other than the choice of duellers, namely, fencing. lt found its way into Kelly through the efforts of Mr. Hall, who has since left, but gained popularity under the tutelage of Mr. Robert E. Hermann. The co-captains of the team are Ed Vebell and Gus Marker, the latter also being high point man. This is the first season in which Kelly was represented in the league competition with a complete team. Baseball Team ZND ROW-F. LeCompte, B. Kroii- kowski, F. Herman, B. Cronin, R. Preil. IST HOW-G. Wassack, A. Verbiar, K. Becker, S. Goiab, H. Kaczmarczyk, R. Hermann. Soeeer Team SRD ROW-H. Pevcek, A. Mesaivage, C1. Zintak, I. Russ, B. Atkocaiiis, P. Iorqelionis, S. Iuricek, C. Scheei, S. Fralick, Coach. 2ND ROW-I. Sturtcckv, I. Placzek, I. Woods, R. Grimes, B. Liiterio, I. Navarro, S. Fialuk, E. Krygowsky. IST ROW-T. Conles, S, Zilius, A. Urbikas, R. Wil- cop, L. Sloninka, I. Kucera, L. Barone auskas. x i Boy s Swimming Team SRD ROW-A. Krukas, G. Czemiak, Il. Bonior, S. Ciezadlo, I Paulus, Mr. Herman, Coach. ZND ROW-E. Grens, A. Misevich, T. Kogut, W. Klaric, E. Kucharski, A. Kiau , E. Farnause, R. Batina, Mgr. 1ST gow fI'I. Kaczmarczyk, E. Yuska, A. Krawczyk, I. Koske, I. Popiauskas, W. Chorny. Boy's Fencing C. Maievich, E. Vebell, Mr. Herman, Coachg G. Marker, A. Urbikas, G. Czemiak. .guiure far ,MLM . . . Pugc 87 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Feb. 14 Feb 21 March 9 April l l April '21 Wells Home Morgan Pk. Travel Calumet Travel Crane Home Amundsen Travel BOWLING SCHEDULE April 4 Sectional Match, Kelly vs. Farragut 1 TRACK SCHEDULE March 14 City Wide Meet- Univ. of Chicago 1 CHECKER CLUB December December 13, 1938- Manley vs Kelly 15, 1938- Austin vs. Kelly lanuary 3, 1939- Kelly vs. Tilden lanuary 5, 1939- Kelly vs. Lane Ianuary 10, 1939- Kelly vs. Crane Ianuary 17, 1939- Kelly vs. Kelvyn Park Page 88 Jw, 5.0.1, . . . Wrestling Virtual Man Mountain Deans are in the stages of development as grimy bodies grapple with one another, seeking holds that will give them a touch. Mr. Fralick, the coach, is endeavoring to teach these aspirants to the mat-sport to react instantaneously when their bodies are placed under pressure. He claims this will become a mechanical reaction with practice. Their debut into league competition somewhat startled the followers of this sport because of the remarkable showing presented. Bowling Once a week, approximately forty bowlers take possession of the bowling alleys, eagerly endeavoring to make the elusive strike The bowlers form teams and compete amongst themselves, seeking to uncover potential champion talent. The high scorers in this competition are selected to repre- sent Kelly in the A. B. C. tournament held each year. The following high scorers are to receive major letters in this sport: August 1-lager, Warren Otto, Ted Glomb, Al Zelnis, Robert Husky, and Richard Cieler. Track Team Due to the short time they had for practice, the track team was unable to enter any meets during the last season. However, if there are enough applicants, Mr. Fralick, the sponsor, hopes to continue the track next semester and enter some meets. We are sure that with a longer period of practice our track team could go into competition with other schools and bring back many victories to Kelly. ln the one meet which they did enter last year, against the University of Chicago, they made a very creditable showing. Checker Team But linger awhile and you will find the Checker Club in session. Intro- duced into Kelly in 1937, this sport eventually found a slow death but was revived again last year as interest increased. Now, the game requiring calm deliberation, foresight, and concentration is rising in favor among the boys under the sponsorship of Mr. Peterson. Their schedule indicates a very busy season. .X4 SOUP! if Uefg g Bogfs N'resll ing Team HRD HOW-I. Bardaugkxs, R. Gems, N Middle, T. Comes, D. Goble, C. Wyclmck, N. Dearlnq, ll. Szmyd, H. Panzegral, I. Stanes, Sam FT5llClC, coach. ZND HOW-I. Trowbrldge, H. Santos, L. Mllash, P. Spatqlore, W. Duclelc, C. Maciorowski, F. Ko- wdlczyk, G. Klinqburq. IST ROVV4 H. Rehder, W. Doerinq, A. Krauklls x Bogfs Bowling Team SRD ROWfR. Prell, B. Smieranski, G. Wassaclc, S. D1 Biase, H. Bluck, ll. Blasgklewlcz, W. Makes. QND ROWfH. Cule, E. Gerlca, F. Dlrcks, I. Paulus, A. SddZCWlCZ, W. Loddmg, '1'.Glomb,R. ll. Hermann, Coach. 1ST ROWfl'l. Husky, G. Walczak, O. Zel- rus, T. Konewllch, ll, Hart, N. Mid- dle, A. llaqer. lfogfs Tru:-k SHD HOW- Mr. FlR'illCll, coach, A SddZ9WlCZ, G. Czmxak, ll. Wllcop, C Mdl9VlCh, L. Slanlnlza, N Middle. 2ND ROW-E. Cronin, H. Cmnm, T. Iaresek, C. Schuetz, F. Novak, lf. Kasliewicz 1ST HOWAG Kuprash, ll. Huclnicki, C. lVlr1l'ClHl'3lC, M. lur- kowski, H. Bruclc. Cllvvkvr Club 'HND ROW L Knirko lvfr Peter ,. - . , . so , sponsor, H. Clszek. lST ROW-R. Savich, A Nylclel, H. Grimes, Capt., T. Barzvnslu, R. Kublis. Girls' Swimming Team Sir Badminton anal Recreational Games Club ii? Tap Dancing Sk 9.4 Lsj..,,.f. . . . These athletically minded girls on the Swimming Team work hard all semester to attain perform form and speed in their swimming. They are eager to accomplish difficult strokes, and all have passed their Iunior or Senior Life Saving Service. They give exhibitions at Kelly's Open House and participate in the G. A. A. Swim Meets. This is the first semester that a Badminton and Games Club has ever existed at Kelly, and has proved to be very successful even though new. It is under the sponsorship of Miss Johnston, and has 25 members. As yet there are no officers because Badminton is taught during a certain period and is conducted as a regular class. Whether it will continue as a regular part of the G. A. A. activities depends upon its growth of popularity within the next semester or two. Under the supervision of Miss Bartels and Miss Iohnston, the forty-five fair maidens of Kelly who were lucky enough to get into the tap dancing class, trip the light fantastic long after classes are through. Their capable leaders teach them many difficult routines. Organized last semester the gals are still going strong, so come on, gals, 1et's dance. TAP DANCING-2ND ROW-F. Stone, B. Sullivan, L. Pollack, M. Obradovich, D. Pavis, L. Grzybowski, W, Sobaniak, S. Sobaniak, M. Murawski, D. Bezak, X. Ianowski, I. Makowka, S. Valle, V. Lange. IST ROW -Miss M. Iohnston, sponsor, G. O'Neill, M. Grieshaber, I. Paul, S. Petulik, S. Rubin, C. Mickuta, H. Choinicki, A. Pendrys, M. Dybinski, B. Florek, H. Lizek, B. Scheel, D. Gorcyca, Miss Bartels, sponsor. GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM-3RD ROW-V. Lange, L. Huclon, L Chapes, I. Snell, S. Vaile, Miss Iohnston, sponsor. 2ND HOW- I. Kibortas, E. Contes, M. Pechek, M. Iones, F. Stone, N. Potts IST ROW-D. Quinn, M. Doolirx, D. Tenikat, I... Forrer, F. Augus- tyn, L. Pangonis, R. Wiat. BADMINTON 6 RECREATIONAL GAMES-3RD ROW-D. Quinn, M. Duggan, I. Kudla, . Skurauskis, R. Feaman, E. Egielski, D Kvacik. ZND ROW-Miss M. Iohnston, sponsor, L. Forrer, D Tenikot, M. De Peder, M. Sweiss. IST ROW-E. Contes, M Doolin, N. Potts, I. Kibartas, F. Auqustyn, L. Retis. Valley Bull GIRLS' FENCING TEAM-3RD ROW-I. Kibartas, L. Pangonis, R. Wiot, E. Pietrus, M. Stanek, M. Ciesla, M. De Peder, C. Mlynek, B. Scheel. ZND ROW-F. Augustyn, L. Iacobs, M. Doolin, F. Peckaitis, R. Brazauskas, N. Potts, M. Iez, C. Maher, Mr. Herman, sponsor. IST ROW-M. Duggan, V. Lange, S. Vaile, D. Quinn, I. Kudla, R. Feaman. GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL--3RD ROW-L. Hudon, I. Snell, V. Zilin- skas, R. Docherty, D. Kvacik. ZND ROW-Miss Bartels, sponsor: L. Pangonis, S. Zmuda, D. Tenikot, I. Kibartas, I. Skurauskis. 1ST Rehder, M. Doolin, E. Contes, M. De Peder, I. Kudla, . u n e. Under the capable supervision of Misses Iohnston, Bartels, and Mrs. Lassen, ChamPi0n3 the champion volley ball team is chosen. Each gym class has several if teams consisting of not more than fourteen girls and not less than nine. In these classes the girls are taught the rules of the game and the art of serving the ball and playing in the various positions. ln a period of some ten weeks the girls become skilled in the game by playing against each other until by competitive elimination the champion team is chosen, Girls, Feneing Mr. Hermann cries, On Guard! and at once one sees twenty-eight swords Tealn go into position. The Girls' Fencing Team is by now one of the fastest Si? growing organizations in the school today and certainly is one of the most entertaining tor girls interested in that sport. The fencing team learns the honorable sport of dueling and in such a way that it assists their poise and sell-assurance. Not only does this team have exciting sport but also develops true sportsmanship. Page 91 G. A..f1. Bowling G..fI.A. Board llilgl' U2 Girls' Bowling T1-am SHD ROW-D Iave-islci, ll Bienczyk, B Machowicz, li Gabrysiak, M Sweiss, H. lteinke HND ROW li Mazurowski, D. Kvacik, E. ligielski, Miss Gorgas, sponsor, L Retis, F. Stone, IST BOW 'ls Gustafson, I Kibartas, li Contes, L Pangonis fi. A. A. Board 3RD ltOWfM Duggan, li. E ielski, E Contes. QND BOW--M. Sweiss, l... Retis, A Vitkauskas, N Potts, R. Feaman IST HOWfMiss l. Gorqns. sponsor, M. Depeder, sec p I. Kibar tas, presp D Kvacik, vice presp I. Kudla, treas, Miss M Iohnston, sponsor The G, A, A. Bowling Team consisting of thirty-seven members, divided into two groups, senior and junior, go eagerly to the Bowling Alley. The girls belonging to the league bowl in a tournament under the leadership of Miss Marie Iohnston and Mrs. Isabel G. Lassen, They are awarded extra points towards their letter tor bowling and also receive other awards tor high scores. Did it ever occur to you that a great amount ol time and thought is expended each semester in planning the various athletic events sponsored by the Kelly Girls' Athletic Association? Meet these girls ot the G. A. A. Board, sponsored by Miss Iohnston and Mrs. Lassen, responsible tor the scheduling ot all these activities which are carried oft with such apparent smoothness. Beside athletic events they plan an Annual Escort-Dance, several parties for members only, a water ballet, and two entertaining assemblies during the year, Considering the size ot the G. A. A. organiza- tion, by lar the largest in the school, the Board is to be congratulated upon its capable management of all its activities. .gn .xdlalareciafion . . . ik We, the editors, take this opportunity to thank all those who helped make the Lamplighter a success. We are grateful to our advertisers, our Well-wishers, and our sub- scribers for making possible this publication from a finan- cial standpoint. To our financial faculty advisor, Mr. Bils, Whose assistance was invaluable, and our staff asso- ciates, We are greatly indebted. Mr. Nelson and the Camera Club also deserve our appreciation for their help on the photographs. To Mr. Motherway and the Pontiac Engraving Com- pany, to Mr. Roche and the Root Studio, to Mr. Cronin and the Inland Press, and Mr. Ray of the Molloy Cover Company, We express our gratitude for their interest in our behalf, and for the superior quality ot their Work which made possible the artistic excellence of this book. The camera has clicked for the last time, the pen runs dry, our book is completed. We hope that you have enjoyed it. TOP ROW-Editor, Thomas Ausra . . . Editor, Earl Francell . , . Assistant Editor, Peter Arailis . . . Literary Editor, William Blazek . . . Literary Editor, Virginia Graham . , . Art Editor, Edward Vebell. SECOND ROW-Art Editor, Frank Winslow . 4 . Circulation Manager, Eleanor Egielski . . . Circulation Manager, Anthony Zambos . . . Advertising Manager, Gertrude Andrews . . . Advertising Manager, Mildred Yunovich. Page 93 1 .' .V-'L 1 '. w . 1 - ,, , ,- '59 . ' 1, M., F, , W L V1 WJAMW? , .xdufogralakd . . . 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