Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1950 volume:

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Proms, outtings, work, sports events, Y Q3 Xl, school activities - yes our sixteenth year is full of our is l ' xi' school life at its best X, l XX XNXX . ' R ' And when we are twice sixteen, none of the recol- xxxx W fx. i 1 xg? C. 5 252,13 lections of the singing of our choirs, the playing of our orchestra, and band, the buzz of the lunch room, and the silence of the study halls shall not be blotted out for these memories will remain with us. Then too, we shall cherish the everlasting friend- ships formed, the enthusiasm and inspiration of our Captain and her crew 5 and even the tears when things didn't go just right. I am sure we will all agree that through joys and Edition' has tried to portray gejffxagivyxfggixfp x ifffzfsa is Qi Q. is gfflvly xp' Sweet Sixteen years years w his Sixteent tears all our years at Kelly were fruitful, all wer X ,. , 5' - ' ' -X . X U so LN , X' NX V J M N 5 ' f M: 4-' Q' , 'X I V X-X , n Ei wswmk Q31 N - sw TSSIXTEEN - SWEET SIXTEEN 'a-ray , A xx x 1 .49 fi ii 354 5 S Y' 1 fl if ,Q A-hilxv N v iyilvw Listening to favorite records in the social room . . . division . room duties and discussions . . . decorating for various socials and dances . . . knight in bloom . . . and even that first offense are some of the little things which made up our 'four years at Kelly. How- A ever insignificant these little incidents may seem, they will leave a marked impression upon Kellyans forever. MQ? , Wz?,JJ,,,.,. WMNM ' X ,ma + f ,ff A ag 5 ,mn Mrs. Allen, our principal, our leader,-our friend,-has helped countless students over lifes hurdles, during her ten years of service at Kelly. The sweet sixteen period in every boy and girl's life is a decisive period and a trying one, but the kindly understanding and wise counsel of our leader and friend have helped to make our high school life full and profitable. Her ideals spur students to greater scholastic achievement. Her standards of conduct are set high,-and create for us a school atmosphere happy and stimulating. She has fostered in us as students a keen interest in our community problems and leaders by encouraging community organizations to meet at Kelly. Her graciousness has increased the already fine neighborly spirit. We appreciate your help, your understanding, your sympathy and humbly but sincerely, we salute you, . . . Mrs. Allen. Page 5 x I :Rx .2 ' . M 1.10, 11' ' I 27540 r'-7 J 6 A .7 I. , ,S , fy- I M,-. fw-AWWA XV , ff. A I V . ff X - , ,V-.ff ,- M' tr ,Ardff .If M-I-f'-1 ' rd f - 1 vfgffo A' ' V' , ,J ,. Y--f' f x I ' ' M ' 1' 1-.AJ 47,4 ' I ,.f ,V ,Q -fi-f ' 'A' ' .,f,l',Ifff'f ff' Jfwv. ,wgj .774 Q ff' 4 ' .f4 'Cf pf SL,-Inj L I L, 5.1-Ziggy ., ,. .1 ' J ff-W' . A at 'few 5 f , . ff T H- ,J - he ,.,,..,-.fiy 1 X .X gf f ff..9-- 11111. ' 2 F 34-4fQ.z if . . 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A Q x true and understanding friend, we appreciate the ,D fl: V many times he has helped us clear away a hurdle or R N5 helped us Surmount it. t ' U 'TK A I If- The raduatin Seniors remember the excellent x x 9 9 'Q ' administration of Mr. Hutton at the Gunsaulaus fs xl lb R , X' ff, Branchg his romotion as Assistant Princi al was xg p I ,.. P p W li fp hailed with enthusiasm. Success in your new venture, xg. W Mr. Hutton. ix gsm fx X11 A X ' X5 I 'FS , J X ' N. -- fs. A X X'-xl .SX xkpv xv y. AJ x A, Page 6 guiclance owed fAe Wag fo oaarncng Grade Advisers Richard Barry, Mechanical Draw- ingg Marie Schaack, Math- ematicsg Marion Eckel, Mathematics: and William Dempsey, English cxamine scholastic records in oi- der to counsel students in the wise choice of their subject selections. Katherine Linden, Ad- justment Adviserg and Vincent Maier, Placement Counsellor discuss the re- sults of a testing program preparatory to making necessary student adjust- ments, Individual attendance problems are carefully scrutinized by Elizabeth Lynskey, Attendance Counsellor. Page 7 .Q recide . Upper left: Edith Bunting, Science and Visual Education Sponsor, Mary Durkin, Mathematics, Dorothy Crane, Mathematics, Arthur Sypniewski, Chemistry, Science, Gussie Green, Science. Upper right: Clair Small, Physics and Bookroom, LeRoy Reames, Physics. Lower left: Helena Gilkeson, Business Training, Esther Olson, Biology, Luella Edwards, Science. Center right: Walter Nelson, Mechanical Drawing: Loren Aspel, Wood Shop, Aisel Wakeland, Industrial Arts, Richard Barry, Mechanical Drawing. Lower right: Iesse Anderson, Print Shop, Ioseph Valerio, Electric Shop, Iohn Goodlett, Industrial Arts. Page 8 mf A., .41 Upper left: Adelyn Richards, English: Florence Wheeler, English and Clarion Sponsor: Lolita Frank, Librarian. Upper right: Bertha Royals, Spanish and Student Council Sponsor: Iennie Palermo, Spanish: Walter Taintor, French. Lower left: Rita Lowell, English: Laurette O'Gara, History: Arnold Mach, English. Lower right: Ruth Murray, English: Bernice Roberts, English, Drama, Club Co-ordinatorg Helen Fitzgerald, English. Page 9 an ou :bo ,gf Wow. Upper rightz Augusta Lima, Foods: Mary Windblad, Foods. Upper left: Mary O'Toole, Stenography and Typing, Helen Olson, Stenog- raphy and Typing, Mary Peterson, Stenography and Typing: Virginia Kohler, Clerical Practice. Lower left: Esther Parker, Business Training and Business Adviser to Publica- tionsg Mildred Ritter, Clerical Practice: Daniel Keating, Bookkeeping. Lower rightz Elizabeth Trimingham, Clothing: Hazel Simon, Clothing, lose- phine Taheny, Clothing. Page 10 gig! af jirdf ou on? Succee . . . D Upper left: Franklin Borger, Bandg Byron Blackard, Orchestra, Hazel Dallach, Vocal Music and Choirs. Upper rightz Ruth Verdun, Geographyg Mildred Moore, Careers, Economicsg Sabra Kulle, Geography. Lower left: Anne Redmond, Mathematics-and Ticket Sales: Marion Budinger, Mathematicsg Marie Leshyn, English and 4A Sponsor. Lower right: Sarah Burns, History, Civics: Gertrude Powers, Civics: Anna Mae Breme, History, Civics, Katherine Calloway, History and Supervisor of Social Science Laboratory. - Page 1 1 .glriue aware! lgelikcfion Q h Qi fffljlflivtbs-v Upper left: Girls' Physical Education Department: Iola Officer, Mary Farley Eva Eastlund, Marie Iohnston. Upper right: Art Department: lane Neale, Verne Role. Lower left: R.O.T.C.: Sergeant David McMahon, Captain Iohn Patrick. Lower right: Boys' Physical Education Department: Roy Buchanan, Basket- ball: Steve Strocchia, Football and Swimming: Robert Hermann, Gym- nasticsg Samuel Fralick, Soccer, Wrestling and Baseball. Page 12 7 Ql Q 8108 fo .SZPUQ OM . Left: Cflice Secretaries: Rose Doyle, Olive Genender, Marie Staley. Upper right: Lunchroom Staff: lst row: Mary Kelly, Mary Daykier, Clara Watts, Nell Chauncey, Emily Flinn. 2nd row: Agatha O'Berta, Mae Machatka, Ann Tyson, Marie Grindler, Martha Hedke, Gertrude Mueller. 3rd row: Mildred Boske, Theresa Ratzmann, Ellen McGlinchy. Lower right: Maintenance Staff: Standing: Mr. Coltman, Engineer: Mr. O'Shay, Mr. Perkass, Mr. Burns, Mr. Mazano, Mr, Horlock, Carpenter. lst row: Mr, Guszak, Mr. Rosser. Faculty Not Pictured: lsadore Abraham, Electric Shopg Helen Best, English: Cornelia Gouwens, English: Laura Mencel, English, Libby Milles, Latin, Teresa C'Connor, History: Mary R. Prendergast, Geography: Ioseph Roche, Bookkeeping and Ll.S. Historyg Litsa Tsarpalas, Bookkeeping: Sara Mortimer, Stenography and Typing: Catherine Chamberlain, Foods: Susan Fulton, Stenography and Typingg Catherine Doyle, Englishg Mar- guerite Shevlin, English. Page 13 1 g . ,. , , , ,., , ,J , 1,l SB lblffy Q,,,?5lQMW, Gag l Mi EQQWW 1,1 M effow' ' ,O l l is ,435-QQ ij? 'buffy W Qwisgngzniora . . . L bil' g A Four years have passed . . . too, too quickly! Here we are as gay, carefree seniors, passing from one phase of life . into another. The challenging life of adulthood holds many prob- lems to be solved. We shall meet those problems unflinchingly, with ' a confidence that our training has been sound and of the best. Opportunities are many, we shall make the most of them, re- 1 membering all through our lives, that we can, Make Kelly Proud of Us. Page 14 , ' b I , A . , . ,gg if l x . ' . 1321 3 . . huh ,1...r,-,,,,,4,,, ,,..M,.u1w:.:n.mi.5l.J,m',u,1,,,l..ax.,. , , - Q ww :s.f. ' 45 I Q , Q P, 1 Q W 4 4 a SN '. M., :-:-.:-.w.,. I: 2 'Ez5E:'Ei5p:Iif 1- ' J f fd-fb' 4 hfgfgzpp Vi! I! , ,V NIJ if! f . X X fe '9fap'nf L7 eff,--,Q 17104 f .' 5 m 3 X fy If-cQ:,'!7'K,Q J 'X 1-4 We M me 704,-Z YV ' ,flag-A I ai QQ 1 J'?'.f2xq.l QVQQJ 17 je ' jg!-v.,ff 7 fd K 1 X J ff f A ' ,f If J ' 1' X Z6 A,Qfffff.fr.f,f'fb-tL.7,, 59,5 ffwff? L 4 'Q' ,M QWL X .JQYW ?f X w1fwif Mp! 7 ,lvj Qf-Qikj' f Aafyfdmi gf7fMQQZ?yI ffwjfzvmf ,aa f ' ' ff ., wfffr 'Li dwg'-Qcif' f Z f fff , ff .ff-y.1bT'l iff 1' ,fi Q95 I, , wgjunfg, 0-Qv.m.,'-N ' . f - f f 1 X, ,Z : 6 ,I . , f , ' 1422 g4,.z1,f I f Affifv I ff- 'd if'0 , fav! Cfarifi , O! june f I Q fel J . Q u DONALD TOMES, President X, Y I A ROBERT RAUDONIS, Vice President A DOROTHY WALL, Secretary MARY BITTA, Treasurer Page 16' L 0 7 el'll0l if RICHARD L. ABSOLON 5320 S. Nashville Football, Wrestling, Mixed Choir, Captain Intraa mural Basketball. PHYLLIS G. ADAMS 3135 West 54th Chairman of English, Secretary of Clothing Class, Secretary of Division, Band, G.A.A., Office Assistant. Social Dancing Club. PAUL B. ALEXANDER 4410 S. Richmond Student Council, Community Council, Chairman of Aviation Club, Chairman of U.S. History, Vice-Presi- dent of Model Airplane Club, Secretary of General Science Class. IOAN L. AMBROSE 4643 S. Francisco Main Office Assistant, Kelly Honor Society, Secretary Clerical Practice, Student Council Representative, So- cial Dancing, Chairman Foods Class, G.A.A., Chair- man of Division. SHIRLEE I. ANDERSON 5422 S. Seeley Secretary of English, History, Secretary of Charm Club, G.A.A., Basketball, Social Dancing. FRED C. BAHR 4201 S. Francisco Kelly Honor Society, Division President, English Class Chairman, Flag Detail, Usher Staff, Wood Shop Chairman, Magicians' Club President. LEO A, BALACHOWSKI 4220 S. California Chairman of U.S. History, Swimming Team, Chairman of Division, Basketball Team Iuniors, Motion Picture Operator, Wrestling Team, Senior lntramural Football Champs. LILLIAN K. BALASA 743 N. Wolcott Captain of Volleyball Team, Hallguard, Chairman of Typing, G.A.A., Chairman of Charm Club. IOAN C. BATASTINI 3616 S. Hamilton National Honor Society, Cheerleaders, 3A Class Treasurer, Treasurer of Kelly Honor Society, Chair- man of Division, Honor Society Torch, G.A.A. HERMAN A. BEGEMAN, IR. 5555 S. Trumbull Kelly Honor Society, Book Room Assistant, School Messenger, Secretary of K-Club, Captain of Golf Team, Manager of Iunior and Senior Basketball Teams, Sports Reporter, Clarion Business Staff. - GRACE C. BELLETTIERE 4940 S. Latrobe Treasurer of Student Council, Chairman of Art Needlework Club, Concert Band, Hallguard MK . Captain of Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball. G.A.A,, One Act Plays. IENNIE G. BENDER 4526 S. Talman Kelly Honor Society Torch, Vice-President of Mixed Choir, President of Mixed Choir 4B and 4A, G.A.A., Secretary of Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Arch- ery Club. Page 17 Q 7 el'Ll0l 5 CONRAD A. BIALOBOK 3817 S, Spauldinq Basketball, Football, Intramural Sports, President of 4B Division, Chairman Athletics Club, Chairman of English Class. ARTHUR R. BISCHOFF 3553 S. Washtenaw Vice-President of Division, K-Club, Baseball, Basket- ball, Wrestling, Captain of Football Team. MARY S. BITTA 4005 S. Kedzie 4A and 3B Class Treasurer, Kelly Honor Society, Sports and News Editor of Clarion, Vice-President of 3A Division, All Star Volleyball Team, 48 Volley- ball Champs, Band, Hallguard, G.A.A. TED F. BOS 2540 W. 46th Secretary of Baseball Club, Intramural Basketball, Football, Hallguard, Social Science Laboratory, Fish- ing Club. PATRICIA M. BOSKY 5222 S. Natoma Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Art Class, Hall- guard K , G.A.A., Social Dance Club, Captain of Volleyball Team. FRANCES C. BRASKY 4525 S. Francisco G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Girls' Choir, Clarion Business Stall, Lamplighter Business Stall, Social Dance Club, Mixed Choir. GLORIA M. BRAUN 3344 S. Leavitt Chairman of Commercial Law, Secretary Gym Class, lgv.A,A., Hallquard, Girls' Choir, Locker Guard, rama. HENRY F. BRAUN 4542 S. Francisco Travel Club, Intramural Sports, Football, Checker Club, Life Saving Club. MERCEDES C. BREMER 3423 S. Leavitt Kelly Honor Society, Girls' Choir, Secretary of Foods Class, G.A.A., Song Hit Club, Travel Club. EDWARD BRENNER 5841 S. Sawyer Adjustment Oflice Assistant, Student Council Repre- sentative, Iunior Intramural Basketball Champs, Latin Class Vice-President, English Class Chairman, Lamp- lighter Staff, Chemistry Club. LOIS I. BRINKMAN 3420 W. 38th Place Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of English, Secretary ghPhysics, Secretary of U.S. History, G.A.A., Spinal ords. MARYANN I. BUCZKOWSKI 3657 S. Rockwell Clarion Representative, Secretary of Division, Lamp- lighter Representative, Volleyball Branch Champs 1945, Dramatics, Band. Page 18 0 7 Q I1 lOl ri PHYLLIS I. BUHLE 5439 S. Winchester Student Council, G.A.A., Kelly Honor Society, Hall! guard, Social Dance, President of Charm Club, Mixed hoir. RAYMOND H. BUITER 5533 S. Nashville Intramural Football, Intramural Baseball, Bookroom, Wood Shop Chairman, Driving Club, Model Air- plane Club. ' IOHN I. BURNS 2820 W. 39th Place Swimming Team, K-Club, Life Saving Club, Intramural Basketball, Football, Baseball, Clarion Representative, Wrestling, Drama. DOROTHY R. BURROWS 2623 W. 35th Place Assistant to Placement Officer, Checkers Club, Song Hit Parade, Spinal Chords, Secretary of Science Class, Secretary of Checkers Club, G.A.A. SUSAN C. CALLEIA 3342 S. Parnell Hallguard, Treasurer of Typing Class, Secretary for English Laboratory, G.A.A., Drama Club, Social Dance Club. DOMINICK CANNOVA 2925 S. Wells Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. ROBERT H. CARLSON 3932 S. California Wrestling Team. DOREEN E. CARR 4917 S. Tripp Kelly Honor Society, Girls' Choir, Attendance Ollice Assistant, Locker Guard, G.A.A., Girls' Choir Librarian. VINCENT CASTROGIOVANNI 5337 S. Merrimac Kelly Honor Society, Gymnastic Team, Lamplighter Stall, National Honor Society. DONALD H. CLARK 3642 W. 60th Place Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Representative, One Act Plays, President of 4A Division, English Chairman, lunior Basketball Team, Intramural Sports, Travel Club, Baseball Club. SAMUEL CORDERO 3626 W. 46th Place Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Art Editor, Lamplighter Staff, School Errand Boy, Co-Chairman Farewell Dance, Usher, Poster Committee. SAM COSTANZA 4817 S. Kildare Chemistry President, Student Council Representative. Page 19 n 7 8I'll0l if CURTIS C. COYLE 3543 S. Mozart Concert Band, City Wide Band Contests, Orchestra, Dance Band Club, Senior Play, PATRICIA A. CULLEN 2889 Archer Kelly Honor Society, Class Secretary, G.A.A., Social Dancing Club. FRANCIS CUNDARI 5751 S. McVicker Ielfall Guard, Soccer Team, Drama Club, Magicians' ub. ESTHER CZERNIEC 4846 S. Keeler National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Captain Hallguards, Hallguard, Adjustment Oflice Assistant. G.A.A., Spinal Chords. TONY T. D'ANDREA 4507 Sawyer Kelly Honor Society, President of Division, I-Iallguard, One Act Plays, Senior Play, Lamplighter Representa- tive, Student Council Representative. DIANE I. DARGES 726 W. 21st Chairman of Art C'ass, Hall Guard, Student Council Representative, Driving Club, G.A.R., Charm Club, Social Hour Club. DOLORES D. DARMOFAL 3322 S. May Library Aid, Social Room Worker, Senior Play, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Chemistry Club, Vice-President of Division. IOAN E. DAVIDSON 3350 S. Leavitt Kelly Honor Society, Student Council Representative, Life Saving Team, Volleyball Captain, Baseball Cap- tain, Hallguard. GERTRUDE A. DAYMOND 4460 S. Kedzie Secretary of Physics Class, G,A,A., Hall Guard, Danc- ing, Bowling, Hiking. RUTH C. DELICH 4834 S, Lockwood President Clean Up Ccmmittee, Student Council Rep- resentative, All Star Volleyball Team, Ke1ly's De- bating Committee, Secretary of Stenography Class, Secretary Physics. EUGENE I. DERDZINSKI 4027 S. Artesian Vice-President Fishermen's Club, Intramural Sports. LUCILLE C. DeSALVO 3530 S. Francisco Band, Hallguard, President of Latin Class. Clarion Staff, G.A.A., Lamplighter Representative, Volleyball Champs 48 , Press Club. Page 20 0 7 0I'I,L0l if SHIRLEY A. DeWITT 3033 S. Princeton Chairman of History Class, 2A Class Secretary, Know Chicago Club, G.A.A. IOYCE A. DITTBRENNER 5145 S. Mobi'e Secretary of Clothing Class, Secretary of Spinal Chords Club, Hallguard, G.A.A. EDWIN S. DOLEMBA 4502 S. Francisco Intramural, Football, Basketball, Travel Club, Checker Club, Life Saving Club. THOMAS I. DORAN 3323 S. Damen , ' R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Mo- tion Picture Operator, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Usher Staff, Student Council Representative. RITA P. DIIDEK 4942 S. Avers Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Hallguard, Beginner's Band, Library Assistant, Art Club, Social Dancing. EUGENE P. DYBINSKI 3959 Archer Secretary of Bookkeeping 1, Mixed Choir, Division President, Secretary of Fishermans Club, Intramural Volleyball Champs, Clarion Representative. ROSE A. DZIEDZIAK 4631 S. Sacramento Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Commercial Geo- graphy, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Clarion Representative, Song Hit Parade Club, Travel Club. FRED T. DZIEDZIC 3240 W. 38th Place Football, Basketball, Usher, Captain of Intramural Basketball and Football. MARIAN C. ELLIOTT 3619 S. Wolcott Hallguard, Student Council Representative, Gag Club, Checker Club, Adjustment Office Assistant. WILLIAM C. ELLIOTT 4714 S. Lawndale Captain Varsity Basketball Team, Iunior Basketball Team, Bulletin Board Assistant, Secretary of English glass, Hall Guard, Gym Office Assistant, Intramural ports. IRENE I. EVTUCH 4144 S. Artesian Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Division, Secretary of Spanish, Cheerleader President, Orchestra, G.A.A., Adjustment Office Assistant. TONY V. FALCO 3614 S. Rockwell President of Athletic Club, Secretary of Typing and Checker Club, Wrestling Team, Football Team, Intra- mural Spcrts. Page 21 o 7 Ql'll0I if DONALD I. FATIMA 4150 S. Maplewood Kelly Honor Society, Varsity Basketball Team, Intra- mural Sports, Boxing Club. ARLEN FLOURNOY 5317 S. New England Kelly Honor Society, Vice-President of Division, Lamplighter Representative, Swimming Team, Base- ball Team, Intramural Football, Baseball, Camera Club. IACQUELYNN P. FOLSOM 5527 S. Sayre Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Home Management Class, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Girls' Choir, Travel Club, Modeling Club. DOROTHY A. FORAN 3220 S. Morgan G.A.A., Secretary of Clerical Practice, Pre-Medical glub, Correspondence with Foreign Students, Radio ub. RONALD A. FORMILLER 4430 S. Mozart Intramural Football Champs, Intramural Basketball Champs, Intramural Volleyball Champs. ANN I. FORNEK 3302 W. 37th Pl. Kelly Honor Society, Division Secretary, Study Sec- retary, Secretary of Clothing Class, Lamplighter Rep- resentative, G.A.A., Song Hit Parade. WALTER F. FORST 4621 S. Homan Kelly Honor Society, Gymnastics, Hallguard, Library Assistant, Intramural Basketball and Baseball, Clean- Up Club, Swimming Team. ANNA MAE F. FRANCO 3115 S. Lowe President of Drama Club, G.A.A., Social Dance Club, Division Treasurer, Home Management Treasurer. IEROME G. FRANKOWSKI 2913 S. Arch Radio Club, Checker Club. CHARLES L. FRANZKE 4673 Archer Student Council Representative, Gym Team, Swim- Team, Assistant Chief Electrician, Electricians' u . LILLIAN C. FREGEAU 5548 S. Nordica National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Editor-in-chief Lamplighter, Clarion Re- porter, Prom Committee. WILMA T. FREILICH . 5014 S. Kedvale Chairman of English Class, Hallguard, Attendance Oflice, Secretary of Typing Class, G.A.A., Charm Club, Checkers Club. Page 22 0 7 el'll0l if La ROME FRELLY 4517 S. Christiana Kelly Honor Society, Clean-Up Club Treasurer, Place- ment Oflice, Cv.A.A., Class Secretary. FRANCES E. FRISCIA 3238 S. Union National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Captain of Hallguard, Lamplighter Representative, G.A.A.. So- cial Room Work, Vice-President of 4A Division. CHARLENE P. FROMME 3428 S. Leavitt Student Council Representative, G.A.A., Feature Edi- tor Clarion Staff, Clarion Representative, Kelly Honor Society, Division President, Hallguard. IOSEPH M. FUDACZ 2744 W. 41st Swimming Team, K-Club, Chairman Business Organi- zation, Captain of Intramural Basketball and Football, Baseball, Farewell Committee, Social Laboratory Worker. DOLORES G. GACEK V 4604 S. Whipple President of Kelly Honor Society fbranchl, Hallguard, Lamplighter Representative, Secretary English Class, G.A.A., Orchestra, Social Dance. DOLORES F. GARBO 4641 S. Trumball Library Assistant, G.A.A., Girls' Basketball Tourna- ment, Correspondence with Foreign Students, Spinal Chords, Typing Club. RITA M. GELATKA 3826 W. 59th Mixed Choir, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Hallguard. DOROTHY A. GERUT 3528 S. Wood National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Secre- tary Student Council, G.A.A., Secretary Division, Lamplighter Representative, Orchestra. IOAN M. GILIBERTO 2926 Emerald Student Council Representative, Clarion Representa- tive, Hallguard, G.A.A., Secretary of Division, Office Aid, Art Club. SHIRLEY A. GLASAR 74102 S. Maplewood Hallguard, Cw.A.A., Library Assistant, Social Science Laboratory, Oflice Assistant, Song Hit Club. ELEANOR H. GNIADEK 4455 S. St. Louis Hallguard, G.A.A., Spinal Chords, Secretary of Eng- lish Class. LILLIAN R. GOLDYN 6740 S. Lawndale Avenue National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Song Hit Parade Club, Captain of Basketball Team. l Page 23 I 7 el'll0l 5 NICK L. GRAVENITES 3486 Archer Kelly Honor Society, 4B Class President, Baseball Team, K-Club, Senior Farewell Committee, Senior glay, Clarion and Lamplighter Representative, Errancl oy. EDWARD L. GRISKO 4112 S. Montgomery Intramural Sports, Football, Travel Club. VIRGINIA, GRUCHOT 5213 S. Lorel Secretary of Study, Mixed Choir, Hallguard, Library Assistant, Gym Office, Basketball Champs, G.A.A. STANLEY I. GRYBAS 3824 S. Wolcott Chairman Geography Class, Intramural Sports, Foot- ball, Baseball Club, Life Saving. HELEN R. GRZEBIENIEWSKI 3731 S. Albany Ave Song Hit Parade, G.A.A, Secretary of Charm Club, Hallguard, Secretary of Clothing MARY M. GUDLIS 2556 W. 45th Kelly Honor Society, Social Dance Club, Student Council, Lamplighter Representative, G.A.A., Secre- tary of English Class. ALFRED S. GIIERCIONI 2540 W. 38th S!Sgt. R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Intermediate Band, Checker Club, Usher's Staff. DOROTHY A. HAGER 4123 S. Rockwell Kelly Honor Society, 3A Class Secretary, Clarion Fashion Editor, Lampliqhter Staff, Orchestra, Dra- matics, Clarion Art Editor, Art Letter. FLORENCE A. HALERZ 3533 S, Paulina Hallguard, Assistant Social Studies Laboratory, Social Dance, G.A.A. IEANNINE E. HANLEY 507 W. 46th Hallguard, Olhce Assistant, G.A.A., Talent Club, S0- gal Studies Laboratory, Secretary of Division, Spinal hords. GEORGE E. HARPER 3643 Archer National Honor Society, Clean-Up Committee, Lampf lighter Staff, Senior Play, Electrician, Office Messenger. IOE H. HARTIG 2718 W. 38th K-Club, Intramurals, Captain Basketball, Volleyball, Dramatics, Clerk in Boys' Gym Ofhce. Page 24 . 7 QlfLL0l if IOAN M. HEISER 2624 W. 36th Captain of Cheerleaders, Vice-President of Choir, Sec- retary of Division, Volleyball Champs 48 , G.A.A., Clarion Representative. GEORGE A. HORNYAK 1358 N. Western Treasurer of Divison, Secretary of Division, President of Science Class, I-lallguard, Clean-Up Club, Drama Club. LORRAINE E. HOUSKA 3327 S. Hoyne Kelly Honor Society, Hallguard, Secretary of Office Practice Class, G.A.A., Secretary of Stenography Class, President of Cosmeticians Club. RAY I. IACOBS 3338 S. Hoyne President of Division, Chairman of Drama Class, Intramural Basketball Champs, Baseball Champs, Touch Tackle Champs, Volleyball Champs, Treas- urer of Division, Hallguard. STEPHEN A. IACOBS 3838 S. Kedzie National Honor Society, Division Chairman, Senior Play, Electrician, Lamplighter Stalf, School Messenger. RICHARD R. IACKOWIAK 4229 S. Francisco Sophomore Football, Intramural Sports, Concert Or- chestra, Secretary of Bookkeeping Class. BARBARA M. IANULIS 4012 S. Maplewood National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Chair- man of English Class, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Secretary of Division, Camera Club. IAMES I. IAROS 4927 S. Kildare Student Council, Division President, Intramural Sports, Division Vice-President, Intramural Baseball Champs, Physics Chairman, Chemistry Club. PATRICIA IENDRZEIAK 3301 W. 60th Kelly Honor Society, President of Clothing Class, Choir, Hallguard, Captain of Basketball, Driving u . MARGARET A. IOLLEY 2275 Archer G.A.A., Laboratory Assistant, Hallguard, Girls' Choir. LEONARD M. IUDICKAS 4322 S. Fairfield Student Council, Secretary of Baseball Club, Chairman of Physics Class, Soccer Team, All City Soccer Team, Intramural Sports. PAUL I. IUREK 4024 S. Albany Wrestling Club Team, Swimming Club, Gymnastics, Chairman of English Class, Secretary of History Class, 4A Division Treasurer. Page 25 0 7 el'll,0l 6 DOROTHY I. IUSK 4427 S. California National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Or- chestra, President of Press Club, Editor-in-Chief of Clarion, Concert Band, Senior Farewell Bid Commit- tee, Senior Prom Committee, G.A.A. LORRAINE E. KALATA 4500 S. Albany Kelly Honor Society, Hallguard, Secretary of Office Practice Class, G.A.A., Charm Club, Social Dancing Club, Song Hit Parade Club. IOSEPH F. KALINSKI 4432 S. California Kelly Honor Society, Chairman of English Class, Sec- retary of Club, Intramural Sports, Baseball Club, Boxing Club. IOAN A. KALIVODA 3142 S. Harding President of the Art Club, G.A.A., Art Letter Club, Lamplighter Staff, Chairman of Publicity for Senior Play, Hallguard. DOLORES L. KAMINSKIS 4456 S. Washtenaw Kelly Honor Society, Concert Band, Advanced Or- chestra, Student Council Delegate, Hallguard, Main Office Assistant, G.A.A., Community Council Repre- sentative. EDWARD A. KAMMER 3026 W. 38th Place President of Division. Soccer Team, Swimming Team, Football Team, Intramural Sports, One Act Plays, Mixed Choir. DONALD G. KAMPFERT 4312 S. Fairfield Senior Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Gym Clerk, Pinochle Club, Intramural Basketball Champs. ETHEL D. KAMPFERT 4215 S. Mozart Kelly Honor Society, Hallguard, Service Girls, G.A.A., President of Foods Class, Secretary of English, Presi- dent of Clothing. MARIANNE S. KANABAY 3815 S. Kedzie Sports Editor, Art Editor, G.A.A., Band, Choir, Clar- ion Staff, Adjustment Oflice Assistant. BARBARA D. KANIA 3041 W. 42nd G.A.A., Choir, Social Dancing Club. CHESTER S. KARDAS 4000 S. Washtenaw Soccer Team, Tennis Team, Football Manager, Gym Clerk, K-Club. ROBERT K. KASPER 6944 Archer Ave. Kelly Honor Society, Usher, Sgt. Major, R.O,T.C. Staff, Flag Detail, Hallquard. Page 26 . 9 8l'Ll0l ff LORRAINE 1. KEDROSKI 4347 S. Mozart St. , National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Girls Choir Member, G.A.A., Modeling Club, Student Coun- cil Representative. PATSY KELLY 5229 S. Kostner Ave. Cheerleader, Mistress of Choir Robes, Girls' Choir, Cheerleader Club, Life Saving, Secretary of Econom- ics, G.A.A. ALVIN D. KINNAMAN 6639 S. Damen Ave. K-Club, Varsity Football Captain, Iunior Intramural Football Champs, Captain Senior Intramural Basket- ball, Chairman of Baseball Club. LAVERNE I. KIRBY 2720 W. 43 1A Treasurer of Division, Secretary of Orchestra, Concert Band, Orchestra. ELEANOR A. KLIMES . 5014 S. Kildare National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Basket- ball Captain, G.A.A., Hallguard, Office Assistant, So- cial Center Planning Committee, Baseball Captain. DAVID I. KLORA 4424 S. Talman Kelly Honor Society, President Orchestra, Intramural Sports, Mathematics Club, School Messenger. KENNETH M. KLUG 4223 S. Fairfield Chairman English Class, Intramural Champs, Soccer and Baseball, Baseball Iuniors, Captain Baseball Club. IANE KLUTH 3629 S. California Girls' Choir, Kelly Honor Society, Hallguard, G.A.A. IOHN T, KNAPCZYK 4541 S. California Division Vice-President, Football Team, Basketball Team, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Vol- leyball Teams. ROSALIE M. KNYTYCH 9817 S. Natoma Treasurer of 3B Division, Secretary of Type 1, Sec- retary of Physics 1 and 2, Secretary of U.S. History 1, 20:22 Science Laboratory Worker, Attendance Oflice, ELAINE KOBRIN 3016 W. 40th . Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of 2B Division, At- tendance Ofhce Assistant, Hallguard, Secretary of Typing. Movie Appreciation Club. IEANNETTE H. KOLENDA 914 W. 18th Place Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Secretary of Typing Class, Travel Club, Charm Club. Page 27 0 7 Ql'll0l w 5 IAMES S. KORNITA 5151 S. Menard ' Soccer Team, Intramural Softball, Boxing and Life Saving Clubs, 2A Division Secretary. DOROTHY M. KOSCHE 4324 S. Sacramento Kelly Honor Society, lA Division Chairman, Com- mercial Geography, Hallguard, Service Girls, G.A.A., Student Council Delegate. RICHARD KOSTUSH 4312 S. Spaulding Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Wrestling Team, Wrestling Club, Intramural Sports, Rifle Club. CHESTER I. KRASZYK 5515 S. Mayfield IOSEPH T. KRBECEK 4953 S. Kostner Kelly Honor Society, President of Mechanical Draw- ing, Concert Band, Travel Club, Chemistry Club, Inf tramural Sports, School Messenger. DONALD R. KRLIEGER 2636 W. 38th Movie Operator,'lMovie Appreciation Club, Treasurer of Division, Intramural Softball and Basketball. SHIRLEY A. KRUEGER 3144 S. Throop Secretary of Division, Student Council Delegate, Hall- guard, Library Assistant, G.A.A., Song Hit Parade, Drama. IOHN KUBIS 3718 S. Hermitage Kelly Honor Society, Lamplighter, Representative, In- tramural Sports, Chemistry Club, Hallguard. DOLORES B. KUKULKA 4327 S. Maplewood Chairman of English, G.A.A., Social Dancing Club. LEONARD A. KUCZYNSKI 4453 S. Sawyer Kelly Honor Society, Motion Picture Operator, Gym- nastic Team, School Messenger, Chemistry Club. RICHARD I. KULWIEC 4033 S. Talman Kelly Honor Society, Intramural Football Champs Treasurer of Physics Class, Chairman of English School Messenger, Mixed Choir. ARTHUR E. KUTZ 4066 S. Richmond Concert Band, Wrestling, Intramural Football Champs Social Dancing, Camera, Airplane Modeling. Page 28 1 r . 7 Ql'll0l 6 RAYMOND c. KuTz . 4066 S. Richmond Intramural Football Champs, Concert Band, Wrestling Club. ALEXANDER KUZUR 3017 W. 38th Kelly Honor Society, Chairman of Trigonometry Class, Gymnastics Team, Intramural Sports, Chemistry Club, VIRGINIA M. KWILOS 2939 Haynes Ct. Hallguard, Drama, G.A.A., Song Hit Parade. IOHN I. LABUDA 6339 S, Keeler Varsity Football, K-Club, Book Room, Senior Play, Wrestling. CYNTHIA B. LADAS 6423 S. May Office Secretary, Class Chairman, G.A.A. IOHN H. LAMB 3410 S. Archer National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Chair- man Social Dance Committee, Associate Editor Clar- ion, Quill and Scroll, Fire Marshal, Errand Boy. Usher Staff. DONALD G. LaPHAM 3408 S. Bell Gym Team. NORENE I. LARABEE 3335 S. Hovne Kelly Honor Society. Division Room Secretary, Con- cert Band, G.A,A., G.A.A. Letter. LUCY L, LASICH 345 W. 37th Vice-President of 3B Division, President of 3A Divi- sion, President of Home Management, President of 4A Division, Hostess Club, G.A.A. ELAINE M. LASKI 4517 S. Sacramento Student Council Delegate, Office Assistant, Clarion Reporter, G.A.A., Honor Society, Hallguard, Publicity Senior Play. ROY G. LASKOWSKI ' 6640 S. Knox Secretary of Division, President Latin Class, Secre- tary of History Class, Hallguard, President of Base- ball Club, Football Team. ELEANOR M. LAYMAN 4528 S. Whipple National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Band, Clarion Representative, Hallguard, Captain, G.A.A. Paqe 29 o 7 el'll0l if EUGENE 1. LEMANSKI 4201 S. California Intramural Sports IOHN L. LERNER 3618 S. California IOSEPH R. LESTER 2858 W. 39th Place Secretary of Careers, Football, Checkers Club. IOE I. LICATESI 5608 S. Massasoit Chief Electrican. IOSEPH C. LICHAY 4518 S. Sacramento Vice-President of 4B Division, Secretary of 4A Divi- sion, One Act Plays, Football, Intramural Sports. Hallguard. V IEANETTE A. LIEBE 1215 W. 31st National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Libra- ry Assistant, G.A.A., Record Adviser Assistant, Sec- retary of Art Needle Club, Secretary of Division. THEODORE A. LIHOSIT 1734 W. 35th Electricians' Club, Clarion Representative, Intramural Touch Tackle, Intramural Softball, Intramural Basket- ball, Secretary of Division. MARGARET A. LISHKEWITZ 3517 Lowe G.A.A., Attendance Oflice Aid, Hallguard, Knitting Club, Checker Club, Chess Club. IOAN I. LLOYD 2734 W. 35th Place Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Division, Clarion Representative, Lamplighter Representative, G.A.A., Volleyball Champs 1948, Library Assistant. PATRICIA K. LoVERDE 3609 S. Washtenaw Volleyball All Stars of 1948, Division Secretary, Art Secretary, Hallguard, G.A.A., 1948 Volleyball Champs. DOLORES L. LUBERT 5146 S. Lockwood Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of English Class, G.A.A., Favorite Melodies Club, Social Dancing Club. RICHARD I. MACIUSZEK 4632 S. California Division Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Pinochle Club, Page 30 . 7 Ql'lL0l 6 GERALDINE A. MACKIVITCH 2461 W. 45th Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Stenography and Typing Class, Band, G.A.A., Typing Club. THERESA A. MALECKI 2857 W. 43rd Captain of Volleyball Team, Chairman of Division. G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Main Office Assistant. IAMES G. MARCINKO 4904 S. Lamon Captain of Gym Team, Social Dancing Club. MAXINE R. MARDIS 3740 S. Rockwell Chairman of Business Training Class, Treasurer of Song Hit Parade Club, Senior Captain of Volleyball geam, G.A.A., Branch Hallguard, President of Science lass. CAROLINE D. MARKOVICH 3240 S. Wells Secretary and Chairman of Spanish Class, Hallguard, G.A.A., Social Dancing Club, Drama Club, Checkers Club. DOLORES E. MAROZAS 5201 S. Springfield National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Presi- dent of Girls' Choir, Social Chairman of Girls' Choir, 4B and 4A Division Secretary, G.A.A. FRANK MARSHALL 4748 S. Keeler Vice-President of Baseball Club, Hallguard, Intramural Volleyball and Softball Champs '47, Varsity Basket- ball Team, Baseball Team. IOSEPHINE E. MASCOLINO 619 W. 25th Secretary of Home Management Class, Secretary of 2A Division, Hallguard, G.A.A., Hostess Club. DOLORES F. MASEK 1705 S. Clinton Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Lamplighter Represent- ative, Secretary of Spanish, Song Hit Parade, Hall- guard. DOLORES I. MASLICK 3130 W. 42nd Place Secretary of Science Class, President of Song Hit Parade Club, Class Chairman of I,I.S. History 2 Class, Hallguard Captain, Secretary of English Class, Senior Captain of Volleyball Team, G.A.A. RAMONA V. MASTRUD 4035 S. Richmond Kelly Honor Society, Hallguard, Secretary of Commu- nity Civics, G.A.,A., Drama, Clarion Representative. WILLIAM MATHES 5200 S. Knox Avenue National Honor Society, Oflice Messenger, Chairman of Chemistry, Mathematics Club, Lamplighter Staff, Chairman of College Algebra Class. Page 31 0 7 el'll,0l If ROLAND R. MATZ 5335 S. Mulligan Kelly Honor Society, 3B Class Vice-President, Motion Picture Operator President, K-Club, Senior Farewell Commitee, Senior Play, IOAN A. MCCORMACK 2327 W. 35th Place National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Secre- tary Stenography Class, Chairman Stenography and Typing Class, Hallguard, G.A.A. THERESA M. MESKAUSKAS 4732 S. Damen Kelly Honor Society, Co-Chairman Senior Farewell Committee, 4B Division Treasurer, Senior Play, Chair- man Drama Club, Art Letter Award. ALONA P. MIEHLKE 3122 W. 38th Place G.A.A., Lampliqhter Representative, Hallguard, Ad- justment Oflice Worker, Band, Orchestra. IOHN P. MIELNICKI 4410 S. Albany Avenue President U.S. History, Hallguard, Usher, Non-com- missioned Officers' School, Picked Platoon, Checkers Club. CHESTER W. MIGALSKI 4534 S. Fairfield lunior Intramural Baseball Champs '-47, Hallguard, Wrestling Club, Life Saving Club, Bookroom Assistant. IRENE I. MIKRUT 4046 S. Albany Kelly Honor Society, Girls' Choir, Student Council Delegate, Chairman of Typing Class, G.A.A. MARILYN B. MILLER 4701 S. Hamlin National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Presi- dent of Bookkeeping Class, Lamplighter Representa- tive, Oflice Assistant, G.A.A. MARY A. MINARICH 2843 S, Princeton Secretary of Spanish Class, Costume Jewelry, Check- ers, Gag, Chess Clubs. GLORIA E. MITCHELL 3932 S. Rockwell Girls' Lockerguard, Girls' Gym Office Girl, Adjustment Office, G.A.A. CONNIE P. MOTYKA ' 5155 S. Lorel Kelly Honor Society, Hallguard, G.A.A., Social Danc- ing. IEAN R. MRKACEK 5915 W. 88th Chairman of Art, Chairman of Music, Team Captain of Baseball and Volleyball, G.A.A., Hallguard, Social Science Laboratory Assistant. Page 32 . 9 QI'll0l .5 MARION MLIRRY 4607 S. Richmond National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Secre- tary of Bookkee in Class GAA Secretar of ew- p Q 1 - . -Y V I elry Club, Clarion Representative. DOLORES I.. MURPHY 4913 S. Komensky G.A.A, V IIM MUTING 214 W. 33rd EDWARD I. MYSZKOWSKI 5821 S. Sawyer RAYMOND P. NAGLETT 3328 S. Lituanica R.O.T.C.,Non-Commissioned Oflicer, Usher Staff, Fire Guard, Record Adviser Assistant, Clarion Staff, Hall- guard, Press Club. DOROTHY C. NAWROCKI 3821 S. Honore English Chairman, Student Council Representative, Life Saving, Concert Orchestra, G.A.A,, Kelly Honor Society. PHYLLIS E. NAWROCKI 5056 S. Lavergne Hallguard, Branch Office Assistant, G.A,A., Kelly Honor Society, President of Division, Intermediate Band and Instrumental. TED I, NATKOWSKI 4442 S, Richmond Intramural Basketball, Football Champs, Chairman of Art Class. ROBERT C, NEUMANN 3823 Archer Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C., Fire Guard, R.O.T.C. Usher Staff, Flag Detail, Travel Club. ROBERT N. NICK 4321 S, Whipple Wrestling Club, Fire Guard, Usher Staff, R.O.T.C., Treasurer of Division, Chairman of English, Hallguard. FRANK I. NOGA 5229 S. Kilpatrick History Class Chairman, Archery Club, Checkers Club, Gym Clerk. GERALDINE M. NOWACZYK 2895 Archer National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Representative, Typing Class Secretary, Main Office Assistant,, Attendance Otlice, G.A,A. Page 33 0 2 Ql'll0l if WALTER I. NOWAK 4344 S. Richmond Latin Class Chairman, Gymnastic Team, Intramural Baseball Champs. TED C. OBORA 4512 S. Sacramento Driving Club, Intramural Sports, Chairman of English Class. RENEE A. OBRZUT 4849 S. Tripp ' Music Secretary, Division President, Student Council, Clarion Representative, Hallguard, G.A.A. DOROTHY A. OKO 4605 S. Washtenaw Student Council Representative, Secretary English Class, Art Letter Club, Gag Club, G.A.A. IOE A. OLSZOWKA 2850 W. 40th Place PHYLLIS E. OPPENHAUSER 3146 S. Throop Secretary of Division, Library Assistant, Office Assist- ant, G.A.A., Hallguard, Gym Assistant. MIRIAM M. OSCHKOWSKY 4888 Archer G.A.A., Secretary of Book of the Month Club. FRANK PAICEWICZ 5442 S. Nashville Bookroom Assistant, Hallguard. GRACE P. PALDO X 5033 S. Lavergne Kelly Honor Society, 4B Class Vice-President, Concert Band, G.A.A., Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Farewell Dance Committee. ALBERT D. PALIAKAS 6425 S. Ashland Kelly Honor Society, 3B Division Vice-President, Division President, Student Council, Iunior Community Council, K-Club, Life Saving Club. PATRICIA A. PECHOUS 7925 S. Lorel Kelly Honor Society, Vice-President Girls' Choir, At- tendance Oflice Assistant, Clarion Staff, G.A.A., Girls' Choir. LaVERNE A. PECIILEWICZ 4638 S. Washtenaw G.A.A., Social Dancing, Senior Farewell Committee. Paqe 34 I 7 el'll0l ff AUGUST E. PETRAITIS 4219 S. Washtenaw Hallguard, Lost and Found Assistant, Swimming Team, Model Plane Club, Football Team, Baseball Team. EILEEN I. PETRICK 7504 S. Green Art Secretary, Placement Office, G.A.A., Modeling Club, Knitting Club, Social Club. DOLORES A. PLEWA 4824 S. Lockwood Hallguard, Lamplighter Representative, G.A.A., Social Dancing, Modeling Club, Checker Club. WILLIAM A. PLIESTER 3323 S. Oakley lntramural Baseball, lntramural Football, Wrestling Club, lntramural Basketball. BERTHA A. POLHLOPEK 3544 S. Parnell G.A.A., Secretary of Typing Class, Adjustment Office Attendant, Modeling Club, Social Dancing Club, Cor- respondence Club. LILLIAN D. POPIELASZ 3408 S. Bell Secretary of Home Management, Chairman English Class, Hallguard, G.A.A., Cosmeticians' Club, Secre- tary Costume Iewelry Club. WILLIAM H. POWERS 3501 S. Mozart Band, R.O.T.C., Non-Commissioned Oflicers' Club, rlgrchery Club, Rille Club, Twist and Twirl, Football eam. ADOLPH C. PRUSA 3227 W. 38th Wrestling Team, Wrestling Club, Fire Guard, R.O. T.C. Flag Detail, Social Studies Laboratory Attendant. FLORENCE B. PRZYWARA 4625 S. Francisco National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, G.A.A., Solo Contest, Senior Play, Farewell Bid Committee. IOSEPHINE G. PURLIS 4059 S. Artesian National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Secre- tary of Study, G.A.A., Hallguard, Spinal Chords' Club. ALICE M. RACHEL 5030 S. Lamon Kelly Honor Society, Chairman of Biology, Secretary of Division, Clarion Representative, Farewell Dance Committee, G.A.A., Senior Play. BESS RANIK 5250 S. Knox National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Representative, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Drama. Page 35 Q 7 8l'lL0l 5 ROBERT I. RAUDONIS 4400 S. Artesian Kelly Honor Society, 4A Class Vice-President, 3A Class Vice-President, K-Club Vice-President, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Tennis, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Play. IOAN P. RAUHUT 3735 S. Winchester G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Girls' Championship Basketball, Correspondence Club. DOROTHY A. REIMANN 5636 S. Natchez National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Hallguard, Clarion Representative, Lamplighter Rep- resentative, Student Council Representative, Oflice As- sistant. IoANNE M. REIMER 3315 S. Western , Kelly Honor Society. Hallguard, Adjustment Office Assistant, Social Studies Laboratory Assistant, G.A.A., Typing Club, Charm Club. DOLORES A. RENSHAW 833 W. 33rd Place National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Hall- guard, Senior Play, Senior Farewell Decorating Com- mittee, Captain of Volleyball Team. NINA R. REWCHUK 4913 S. Keeler National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Lamp- lighter Editorial Staff, Clarion Editor, Quill and Scroll, G.A.A. Board, Treasurer of G.A.A., Concert Band, Chairman of Iunior Prom Committee. PEGGY RICHARDS 3258 S. Hamilton President of Division, Gym Assistant, Hallguard, Bowl- ing Captain, Cosmeticians, Press Club, G.A.A. DOROTHY I. RINKO 3846 S. Sacramento President of National Honor Society, Kelly Honor So- ciety, Clarion and Lamplighter Literary Staffs, Quill and Scroll, Concert Band, Secretary of Chemistry Club, Attendance Office Assistant. DOLORES M. ROGERS 5642 S. Natchez Kelly Honor Society, Library Assistant, Hallguard, Latin Club Secretary, Senior Farewell Committee, So- cial Studies Laboratory, G.A.A. GLENN W. ROGERS 5225 S. Nashville K-Club, Baseball, Capt. of Soccer Team, Student Council, Color Guard, Fire Guard, lunior and Senior Prom Committees, Clarion Stall. SHIRLEY M. ROGERS 3514 S. Francisco 'Concert Band, Student Council Representative, Hall- guard, President of Division, Secretary of English glais, G.A.A., Olllce Assistant, Favorite Melodies u . LORRAINE L. ROSS 2911 S. Normal Kelly Honor Society, Typing Club, Spinal Chords. Song Hit Parade, G.A.A., Attendance Office Secretary. Page 36 n 7 9lfll0l If IO ANN RUPSCH 732 W. 19th Secretary U.S. History, Lamplighter Representative, Hallguard, G.A.A., Social Dancing, Treasurer I.I.S. History Class. RAY RYBACKI 5609 S. Neva Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Staff, Press Club, Inter- mediate Band, Latin Club, Intramural Sports, Chairman Biology Class, Student Council Representative. VERONICA M. RYBOUT 5110 S. Parkside National Honor Society, Vice-President of Kelly Hon- or Society, Lamplighter Staff, President of G.A.A. lBranchl, Concert Band, Attendance Oflice Assistant, Secretary of Stenography Class. ALICE S. RZESZUT 3251 S. Paulina Kelly Honor Society, Hallguard Lieutenant, Lamp- lighter Representative, G.A.A., Social Dancing, Ad- justment Oflice Assistant, Treasurer of Charm Club. LILLIAN F. SANTORO 5314 S. Austin Honor Society, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Social Dancing Club, Charm Club, President of Division. VIOLET D. SCHMIDT 3228 S. Paulina Kelly Honor Society, Lamplighter Representative, Hallguard, Library Aid, Gym Assistant, G.A.A., 4B Treasurer. IEANETTE M. SCHMIEDL 3634 S. Leavitt Swimming Pool Assistant, Hallguard, Secretary of Division, Spinal Chord Club, G.A.A., Ping Pong Club. ROBERT L. SCHOLTENS 6411 S. Lamon Hallguard, Clarion Representative, Intramural Sports, Camera Club, Magicians' Club, President of Electri- cians' Club. ESTHER V. SCHULTZ 1033 W. 31st Place National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Lamp- lighter Staff, Girls' Choir, Librarian of Choir, G.A.A. Girls' Basketball Champs 48. GERALDINE M. SCHULTZ 3433 S. Marshfield Gym Oflice Girl, Hallguard, Dancing Club, Volleyball Champs. a EILEEN M. SCHULZ 4401 S. Albany Division Treasurer, G.A.A., Adjustment Office, Attend- ance Oflice, Social Dancing Club, Gym Office. SHIRLEY SEMON 3246 W. 47th Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Division, G.A.A., Student Council Representative, Branch Office Assist- ant, Library Assistant. Page 37 0 ' 7 8l'll0I 6 GERRY I. SHARKEY 3025 W. 41st Place Clarion Staff, G.A.A., Senior Play, Girls' Basketball Champs 48, Hallguard, Attendance Oflice Assistant, Senior Farewell Committee. SHIRLEY A. SHEEHAN 2710 W. 39th Place G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Social Dancing Club, Hallguard, Adjustment Office Assistant. IOSEPHINE I. SCUMACI 2627 S. Lowe Student Council Representative, Driving Club, Ofllce Assistant, Library Assistant, Hallguard, G.A.A. IOHN A. SHIPPER 2346 W. 19th Baseball Team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football. CAROL P. SHUMACK 5308 S. Natchez Kelly Honor Society, Clarion staff, G.A.A., Social Dance Club, Girls' Choir, Iunior Girls' Captain Basket- ball Champions. WILLIS L. SIEVERS 3606 S. Rockwell Gymnastics, Wrestling Club, Boxing Club, Intramural Basketball Champs. LAURA A. SIEWIERSKI 3335 S. Paulina Kelly Honor Society, 3B-4B Division Treasurer, Sec- retary of History Class, Orchestra, Branch Office Assistant, Branch G.A.A. Board, Chairman of Begin- ning Orchestra. A LEONARD E. SIKORA 4243 S. Washtenaw Intramural Sports, Instrumental Music, Social Science Laboratory. ELEANOR E. SIKORSKI 1015 W. 32nd glass Secretary, Hallguard, Typing Club, Knitting ub. PAT I. SINCAVITCH 5118 S. LeClaire Treasurer of 4A Division, Chairman of Gag Club, Senior Captain of Volleyball Team, Life Saving, Life Saving Club, G.A.A. ORVILLE F. SINGER 2424 W. 34th Kelly Honor Society, Press Culb, Associate Editor Clarion, Exhibition Drill Team, Commanding Ollicer R.O.T.C., Quill and Scroll, Social Dance Usher, Social Dance Planning Committee Usher Staff, Color Guard. ROBERT W. s1PoW1CH 4149 s. Albany Kelly Honor Society, President of Division, Intramur- al Basketball Champs, Intramural Volleyball Champs. Page 38 0 7 Ql'Ll0l ri IRENE L. SIRBIKE 3514 S. Emerald Clarion Staff, Life Saving, One Act Plays. LESTER E. SKUBAL 5134 S. Menard Senior Intramural Football Champs, Concent Band, Chemistry Club. IAMES M. SLACK 4310 S. Sawyer Band, Checker Club, Fishermexfs Club. TED M, SLIWINSKI, IR. 1616 W. 35th Band, President of Code Club, Radio Club, Travel Club, Wrestling Club, Driving Club. ELAINE L. SMITH 1922 S. Shelby Ct. Secretary of Science Class, G.A.A., Checker Club, Hallguard, Charm Club, Girls' Choir, Locker Guard. IAMES H. SMITH 3439 S. Lowe Intramural Basketball, Radio Club, Intramural Touch Tackle, Intramural Baseball. BETTY I. SMOLA 5215 S. Keating Kelly Honor Society, Division Secretary, Library Assistant, Social Dancing Club, G.A.A., Charm, Com- mercial Geography Chairman. THERESA M. SMUDA 2518 W. 40th 4B Secretary, Senior Farewell Committee, Senior Play, Social Dancing Club, G.A.A., Orchestra, Band. BRYAN E. SNELL 2749 W. 35th Aviation Geography Chairman, Civics Secretary. Fishermen's Club, Basketball Team, Drama. STANLEY W. SOCHA 4107 S. Sacramento Co-Captain of Wrestling Team, Second in City Wrestling Championship, Wrestling Club, Intramural Sports, 4B-4A Division Treasurer. HELEN S. SOWA 4422 S. Karlov Kelly Honor Society, Main Office Assistant, Branch Oflice Assistant, Hallguard, G.A.A., Secretary of Division. ' CARMELA C. SPICUZZA 512 W. 25th Place 3A Division Treasurer, Oflice Attendant, G.A.A., Hostess Club. Page 39 0 7 2l'll0l 6 DALE H. SPOUSTA 4035 S. Montgomery Kelly Honor Society, Iunior Intramural Basketball Champs, Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Chess Club. EDWARD M. SREBRO 4716 S. Komensky Intramural Sports, Wrestling Club, Instrumental Music. THERESA D. STASZAK 4608 S. Wolcott Division Secretary, Chairman of Typing Class, 4A Division Chairman, Girl's Choir, G.A.A., Placement OfHce Assistant, Locker Guard. RITA V. STEFANSKI 5643 S, Nordica Clean-Up Committee, Clarion Reporter, G.A.A., Place- ment Office. GLADYS H. STELLA 4215 S, Francisco Secretary of History Class, Secretary of English, Hall- guard, G.A.A., Camera Club, Assistant in Checker Club. LUCILLE I. STOKLOSA 4528 S. Talman Mixed Choir, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Choir Letter, Hall- guard. IOHN D. STOPKA 4631 S. Homan Hallguard, Life Saving Club. VIRGINIA F. STAWSKI 3024 W. 42nd G.A.A., Social Dancing, Hallguard, Mixed Choir. DANIEL C. STRIKAS 4501 S. Talman Staff Sergeant R.O.T.C., Usher Staff, Rifle Team, Know Chicago Club, Picked Platoon. EDWIN W. STRYSZAK 5713 W. Archer Kelly Honor Society, Division President, Electricians Club, Radio Club, Electric Shop Chairman. EVA T. SUPER 2819 S. Emerald Kelly Honor Society, 4B Division Treasurer, G.A.A., Life Saving, Girls' Choir, 4A Division Secretary. IOHN L. SURDYK, IR. 4629 S. Francisco R.O.T.C. Club, Behind the Mike Club, Gag Club, Checker Club, Mathematics Review Class. Page 40 2 . 7 Ql'LLOI If GERALDINE E. SUSKI 4134 S. Albany Kelly Hcnor Society, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Chairman of Stenography Class, Secretary of English Class. GRACE M. SZULCZEWSKI 3124 W. 42nd Girls' Intramural Basketball Champs of '48, Hallguard, G.A.A., Chairman Art Class, Secretary of Spanish Class, Social Dance Club. ANNA MARIE TASSONE 3253 S. Wells National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Chair- man of Stenography Class, Chairman of Spanish Class, Social Dance Club, G.A.A., Cosmetics Club. LILLIAN M. TASSONE 461 W. 26th Modeling Club, Cosmetics Club, Movie Appreciation Club, Gag Club, Office Aid, G.A.A., Hallguard. HELEN L. THOMAS 2546 W. 46th Vice-President Student Council, Hallguard Captain, Girls' Choir, Choir Letter, Student Council Represen- tative, G.A.A. GRACE M. THRUN 17712 Garden Chairman of Science Class, Vice-President Spinal Chords. Team Captain in Gym, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Gym Office Assistant. FLORENCE TOKICH 5007 S. Keeler Ave. Kelly Honor Society, Make-Up Editor Clarion, Lamp- lighter Staff, Adjustment Office, Hallguard, Girls' Choir, Band, G.A.A. DONALD O. TOMILS 5122 S. Kilpatrick 4A President, Kelly Honor Society, Soccer Team, K- Club, Lamplighter Staff, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Band, Student Council Delegate. GEORGETTE TOPEL 5139 S. Parkside Kelly Honor Society, Adjustment Assistant, I-Iallguard, G.?A., Intermediate Band, Girls' Choir, Lamplighter Sta . THOMAS A. TRYIANOWSKI 5723 S. Normandy Flag Detail, Hallguard, Rifle Club, R.O.T.C., Non- Commissioned Ofiicers' Picked Platoon, Careers Lab- oratory, Archery Club, VERA TUREN 6411 S. Marshfield President Clothing Class, Secretary of Business Train- ing and Public Speaking Classes, Office Assistant, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Social Dancing Club. IRENE O. TWARDOWSKI 3014 W. 40th Secretary of Typing and Clothing Classes, G.A.A., Captain of Volleyball Team '48 Champs, Life Saving, All Star Volleyball Team, Social Dancing Club. Page 41 0 7 8l'lL0l 6 CATHERINE I. ULRICH 3557 S. Honore Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Beginning Cosmeticians Club, Checker Club, Charm Club, Knitting Club, Twist and Twirl Club. A BETTY A. VACCARO 2817 S. Union Secretary of Correspondence Club, Secretary of Spinal Chords Club, Captain Volleyball Team, G.A.A., Li- brary Assistant, Student Council, Twist and Twirl Club, One Act Plays. ANITA M. VECCHIOLLO 1125 S. Troy G.A.A., Girls' Choir. IRENE M. VEIVODA 5403 S. Moody Chairman of Foods Class, Chairman of Bookkeeping Class, G,A.A., Concert Band, Costume Iewelry Club, Social Dancing Club, Dance Band Club. IOHN W. VERTER 5117 S. Kilpatrick Band, Orchestra, R.O.T.C., Dance Band Club. MARLENE G. VOTAVA 3548 S. Hoyne 4B Class Treasurer, Kelly Honor Society, Cheerleader, Secretary-Treasurer of Cheerleaders' Club, Concert Orchestra, G.A.A., Clarion Representative. ERNEST G. WAICOSKY 4153 S. Maplewood President of Division, Wrestling Team, Football Team, Intramural, Know Chicago Club, One Act Plays. EUGENE I. WALAG 4619 S. Komensky Hallguard, Secretary of Science Class, Latin Club, Intramural Baseball Champs, Secretary of Checker Club, Checker Champs. DOROTHY C. WALL 2845 W. 36 4A Class Secretary, 3B Class Secretary, Captain of Volleyball and Soccer Teams, Secretary of Press Club, 4B Farewell Committee, Senior Play, G.A.A., Clarion Reporter, Band. IACK I. WALSH 4147 S. Kedzie Intramural Baseball and Volleyball Champs, Varsity Basketball Team, Senior Farewell Decorating Com- mittee, Baseball Team, Boxing Club. ANNA M. WALUS 6238 S. Hermitage Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Chemistry Club, Library Assistant, Song Hit Parade. NORBERT H. WARPACK 5432 S. Mozart President of Talent Club, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Iblfillguard, Orchestra. Band, President of Dance Band ub. Page 42 o 7 el'll0l if IOSEPH F. WEGLARZ 4858 S. Harding Division Treasurer, Bookkeeping Secretary, Checkers, Pinochle, Magicians, Music Appreciation Clubs. IOSEPH B. WEGRZYN 4507 S. Fairfield Kelly Honor Society, Intramural Baseball, Football. Basketball, Movie Operator, Treasurer of Movie Op- erators' Club, Hallguard. GRACE I. WILLARD 3629 S. Paulina Hallguard, Girls' Choir, Librarian of Choir, Assistant Librarian, G.A.A., Secretary of Stenography Class. RAYMOND M, WILLEY 3616 S. Rockwell President of K-Club, Treasurer of Division, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Wrestling. ERVIN H. WITTKE 3748 S. Wolcott Chairman of English'Class, Secretary of Geometry Class, Secretary of Movie Appreciation, Sophomore Intramural Basketball Champs. DOROTHY E. WOITOVICH 2831 W. 40th National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Libra- ry Assistant, D.A.R. Award, Girls' Choir, Grade Ad- viser Assistant, Chairman of Mathematics Club. IOAN L. M. WOICIK 5228 S. Melvina Secretary of Division, President of Charm Club, Oflice Assistant, G.A.A., Social Dancing. OLGA B. WOLANSKI 5870 Archer National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Cosmeticians' Club, Charm Club, Instrumental Music Secretary, Basketball-Volleyball Tournament. RUDOLPH I. WOLF 4429 S. Rockwell President of Division, Secretary of Latin Class, Latin Club, Boxing Club, Intramural Sports. DORIS R. WOYTOWICH 5241 S. Menard Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Division, Secretary of Art, Secretary of Mixed Choir, Girls' Choir, G.A.A., Social Dance Club. TED M. YAKAITIS, IR. 4148 S. Mozart President and Treasurer of Division, 4B Football In- gangural Champs, Intramural Sports, Social Dance u . IOHN A. YUSKENAS 2547 W. 45th Hallguard, President of Camera Club, Electricians' Club, Vice-President Electricians' Club, Page 43 .J 0 7 Ql'll0l If EUGENE D. ZAGOR 3213 S. Racine Boxing Club, Intramural Sports, Life Saving Club. IOAN M. ZAPARTY 4450 S. Richmond W Kelly Honor Society, Chairman Bookkeeping Class, Chairman Home Management, G.A.A., President of Girls' Choir, Clarion Representative. MITCHELL E. ZIELAK 4806 S. Kildare Varsity Football. EUGENE T. ZENNER 2846 W. 38 President Division, Secretary Public Speaking, Intra- gural Sports, Rifle Club, Chesterfield Club, Life avmg. SABINA E. ZIELINSKI 2926 S. Throop Hallguard Captain, Chairman English, Captain Volley- ball Team, Secretary Charm Club, G.A.A. ROBERT I. ZIEMIANSKI 5315 S. Meade President Science Class, Hallguard, Picked Platoon, Dance Band Club. NOT PICTURED RITA R. GIOVANELLI 4309 S. Christiana Kelly Honor Society, Chairman of Foods, Chairman of Spanish, Student Council Delegate, G.A.A., Treasurer of Bookkeeping, Secretary of Clothing. DOROTHY A. KOLODY 5719 S. Mobile National Honor Society Secretary, Kelly Honor So- ciety, Editor-in-Chief of Clarion, Secretary of Camera Club, Secretary of Spanish Class, Treasurer of His- tory Class. EILEENE MILLER 474 W. 28 Place Page 44 Cfblffff of yanudfy ffm, Umm, . . . THOMAS MCDONALD, President EDWARD De PASQUE, Vice President ANNA MAE CHIVINSKY, Secretary ANNA MAE MANGIALARDI, Treasurer Page 45 . 7 8l'll0I 5 DOLORES A. ADOCHIO 836 W. 33rd Place National Honor Society, Attendance Ofiice, Office Aid, Charm Club, G.A.A., Clean Up Committee. ANNE M. BARIC 524 W. 31st Chairman of Latin Class, Class Secretary, Office Aid, Gym Office, Hallguard, G.A.A. DOROTHEA I. BAXTER 3114 W. 38th Place Kelly Honor Society, Treasurer Girls' Choir, Attend- ance Ofiice Clerk, Ticket Office Assistant, Placement Ofiice Assistant, Girls' Choir, G.A.A. MARILYN A. BECKER 1912 W. 35th Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A. Letter Girl, Hallguard, Girls' Choir. RONALD E. BECVAR 2632 W. 47th Movie Operator, Tennis Team, Library Assistant, In- tramural Sports, Student Council. RICHARD S. BEDRAN 4836 S. Lawndale 3A Class President, Chairman of Spanish 4 Class, lunior Prom Committee, Swimming Team, K Club, Checkers Club, Lifesaving Club. FRANCES BIALOBRZESKI 3118 W. 39th Place Main Otlice Assistant, Ticket Office Assistant, Hall- guard, Secretary of Typing Class, G.A.A., Spinal Chords Club. GEORGE T. BLASE 210 W. 31st Chairman of Spanish Class. RITA M. BONZE 4252 S. Richmond Kelly Honor Society, 1A Division Chairman, Chairman of Song Hit Parade, Hallguard Captain, Iunior Prom Bid Committee, Attendance Secretary of Cosmeticians, Chairman of Science Class. GERALD L. BORUTA 4426 S. Campbell Intramural Sports, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Vol- leyball. RICHARD T. BOSKO 5111 S. Lavergne Baseball, Boxing and Tumbling, Intramural Sports, Dramatics, Student Council Representative, Checkers. BETTY IANE BRUDER 4219 S. Talman Interior Decorating Club, G.A.A., Secretary of Geog- raphy Class. Paqe 46 0 7 QlfI.L0l If CHARLES R. BUEHLER 1921 S. Peoria Gym Oflice Clerk, Intermediate Band, Social Dancing, Intramural Sports, Chess Club, Dramatics. MARGARET G. BYRON 5835 W. 55th Secretary of English Class, Adjustment Office Assist- ant, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Mixed Choir, Song Hit Parade. BEVERLY A. CHERECHINSKY 3247 Archer Secretary of Foods Class. Treasurer of Foods Class, Foods Assistant, Library Assistant, Attendance Office Assistant fBranchl, G.A.A. ANNA MAE CHIVINSKY 2446 W. 47th Place Secretary of 4B Class, President of Kelly Honor So- ciety, Concert Band, Secretary of G.A.A. Board, Dance Band, Optimates Club, Iunior Prom Committee, Student Council, National Honor Society. GLORIA N. CIALONI 5136 S. Luna G.A.A., Social Dancing. EDWARD C. De PASQIIE 3621 S. Francisco K Club, Football, Clarion Representative, Life Saving, Band, Dramatics, Vice-President of 4B Class. BETTY I. DUDEK 4942 S. Avers Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Stenography Class, Treasurer of Division, Chairman of Costume Jewelry Club, G.A.A. NANCY V. DZIADKOWIEC 5258 S. Parkside Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of the Beginning Or- chestra, Student Council Delegate, Student Council President, Orchestra, Secretary of Business Training. IAMES H. EBERT 4461 Archer STANLEY FILONOVICH 4925 S. Kolin Student Council Delegate, Publicity Committee, U. S. History Class Secretary, Clarion Reporter, Art Letter Club. DOLORFS M. FORNEK 3307 West 38th Kelly Honor Society, English Chairman, Steno Chair- man, Hallguard, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Art Letter Club, Iunior Prom Decoration Committee. KENNETT FREIWALD , 10219 Parnell Secretary Latin Class, Secretary Foreign Correspond- ence Club, Secretary Bookkeeping Class, Secretary Spanish Class, Library Assistant. Page 47 0 7 I 2I'I,L0l 5 ESTHER V. FUDELL 4514 S. Albany Student Council Representative, Secretary in English, President of 4B Division, Hostess, G.A.A. WANDA S. GAWEL 4312 S. Spaulding Hallguard, Clarion Stalls, Press Club, G.A.A., Orches- tra, Secretary of Division, Student Council Represent- ative. ELAINE M. GRABOWSKI 4319 S. Albany National Honor Scciety, Kelly Honor Society, 3B Div. Secretary, Press Club, Clarion Staff, Concert Band, Hallguard Captain. ELSIE IEAN L. GROSSI 1139 S. Troy Kelly Honor Society, Foods Secretary, G.A.A., Girls' Choir, Advanced Cosmeticians Club, SUSIE C. GUIDE 4358 S. Christiana Chairman of Clothing, Secretary of Typing, Treasurer of Division, Senior Prom Committee, Song Hit Parade, Service Girls, G.A.A. CATHERINE M. HAMILTON 4338 S. Western Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Hallguard Captain, Sec- retary of Business Training, Assistant Chairman of Foods Class, Adjustment Oilice Assistant, Community Council Representative. SKENDER D. HANO 6323 S. Washtenaw Football, 3A C'ass Treasurer, Chairman of English. Intramural Sports, Bookroom. MARIAN I. HARRIS 5346 S. Mobile Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Steno, Adjustment Office Assistant, Cv.A.A., Band, Checker Club, President of IA Division. ' ROSEMARY HODEL 4255 S. Maplewood Kelly Honor Society, Secretary of Spanish Class. Stu- dent Council Representative, G.A.A., Concert Band. Concert Orchestra, ROSE MARIE M. IANIC 4600 S. Sacramento Secretary of Typing Class, Art Letter Club, Spinal Chords Club, Checkers, Song Hit Parade, G.A.A. Library Assistant. DOLORES I. IANKOWSKI 4447 S. Trumbull Kelly Honor Society, Physics Secretary, G.A.A., Song Hit Parade, Favorite Melodies, Girls' Choir, Hallguard. VIVIAN IENDRZEIAK 3301 VV. 60th President of Advanced Cosmeticians Club, Polish Dance, Secretary of Home Management, Class Treas- urer of 3A. Page 48 Q 7 0l'Ll0l 5 PHYLLIS S. KAMINSKI 3223 S. Wallace Study Secretary, Library Aid, G.A.A., Movie Ap- preciation Club. FELICIA R. KARLOW 5308 S. Oak Park Student Council, G.A.A. Board Vice-President, Clarion Staff, Girls' Life Saving, Ticket Office, Community Council Representative. National Honor Society, lun- ior Prom Committee. IOYCE I. KAYE 3219 S. Archer National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Lamp- lighter Representative, Hallguard, Adjustment Oflice Worker, Letter Girl, Kelly Concert Band. BRUNO A. KAZUKAUSKAS 4359 S. Rockwell Boys' Life Saving. RONALD C. KENDALL 2958 W. 38th Pl. Lamplighter Representative, Motion Picture Operator. IOE C. KENSTON 718 W. 31 Kelly Honor Society, 3A Class Vice-President, Chair- man of Physics, Senior Basketball, Secretary of His- tory Class, Chairman of Iunior Prom. MARIE T. KING 4050 S. Campbell Kelly Honor Society, Class Secretary in History, Class Secretary in Typing, Latin Class President, Latin Club President, Division Secretary, G.A.A. IOANN C. KOEHL 4024 S. Rockwell National Honor Society, Kelly Honor Society, Presi- dent of Typing, Hallguard, G.A.A., Ticket Office. GEORGIANA R. KONOPASEK 821 W. 31 Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Typing Club. IOAN M. KRUEGER 3633 S. Wolcott Kelly Honor Society, Concert Band. G.A.A., Secretary E13 Igatin Class, Spinal Chords, Latin Club, Library u . ARLENE A. LASKE 7235 S. Talman Placement Office Assistant, 3A Secretary, Chairman of Latin Class, Girls' Choir, Secretary of Commercial Law, Song Hit Parade, G.A.A. MARLENE H. LaVEINE 3356 Archer Avenue Secretary of Careers Class, Secretary of English Class, Secretary of Typing Class, Library Assistant, Hall- guard, Girls' Choir, G.A.A. Page 49 0 7 el'll0l is RICHARD C. LEATO 31 1 l S. Wells Intramural Sports. IOYCE M. LIEBE 1215 W. 31st Kelly Honor Society, Student Council, Division Sec- retary, Girls' Choir, Secretary of Spanish Class, Hallguarcl, Library Assistant. HELEN M. MAIEWSKI 2834 Poplar Secretary of Typing Class, Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Correspondence with Foreign Students. GENE R. MANDEL 4618 S. Mozart Social Study Laboratory, Swimming Team. ANNA MAE C. MANGIALARDI 5155 S. LaVergne Treasurer of 4B Class, Secretary of English Class. Chairman of Stenography Class, Secretary of Stenog- raphy Class, G.A.A. Board Member, Main Oflice Assistant, Travel Club. RONALD R. MAROS 3120 W. 38th Pl. Clarion Representative, Rifle Club, Boxing Club. HLIBERT E. MARS 4536 So. Christiana Kelly Honor Society, Gym Oflice Assistant, School Messenger, Chairman of Physics Class, Secretary of Chemistry Class, Division President, Student Council Representative, Iunior Prom Decoration Committee Chairman. PATRICIA A. MCATEER 3634 So. Hoyne Kelly Honor Society, Hallguard, Chairman of English Class, Secretary of Science Class, G.A.A., Spinal Chords. THOMAS H. McDONALD 2543 So. Halsted Kelly Honor Society, 4B Class President. EDWARD G. McDONOUGH 3329 W. 60th 3B Vice-President, Chairman of Physics Class, Chair- man of Aviation Geography Class, Student Council Representative, Iunior Prom Committee, Tennis Team, Varsity Football, K-Club. FLORENCE I. McLELLAN 3632 So. Wolcott Kelly Honor Society, Treasurer of Craftsman Club, G.A.A., Spinal Chords. RICHARD G. MIKAL 2732 W. 39th Swimming Team, Baseball, Football, Intramural Sports, Soccer Team, K-Club, Iunior Prom Committee. Page 50 0 7 enlof if If ERNEST W. NEUFELD 4215 So. Rockwell Kelly Honor Society, Lost and Found Assistant. Li- brary Assistant, Chess Club. DELPHINE M. NEVINSKY 5426 So. Rutherford Clarion Representative, G.A.A., Hallguard, Travel Club. BERNADINE L. NOVAK 4423 So. Sawyer 3B Class Secretary, Senior Prom Committee, Chairman of Stenography, Chairman of Typing, Chairman of English, Chairman of Foods, G.A.A. DOLORES N. NOVAK 3140 VV. Pershing Secretary of National Honor Society, President of 3B Class, President of G.A,A, Board, Secretary of Mixed Choir, Lamplighter Staff, Main Ofllce Assistant, Letter Girl, Iunior Prom Decoration Committee. TONI T. OSCHKOWSKY 4888 Archer Avenue Treasurer of 2A Division, Concert Band, Chairman of Spanish 1 Class, Twist and Twirl Club, G.A.A., 3A Division Treasurer. CAROL A, OSWALD 1834 VV. 34th Place Treasurer of Clothing, Secretary of Careers, Gym Office Assistant, G.A.A., Social Hour Club. IOE PANTALEO 4423 S. Kilpatrick Intramural Sports, Baseball Club. Q ROSE C. PANZICA 2534 S. Lowe Drama Club, G.A.A., Secretary of Physics Class, Charm Club. NANCY PAULAS 7246 S. Fairfield 3B Division Secretary, Social Study Laboratory, Com- mercial Geography Secretary, U.S, History Secretary, Secretary of Social Hour Club, G.A,A., Hallguard. ROBERT V. PIVEN 3516 S. Marshfield Secretary of Mechanical Drawing, Intramural Sports. EDWARD E. POLASKI 4427 S. Sacramento R.O.T.C. RAYMOND I. POLLACK 4605 S. Mozart R.O.T.C. Page 51 . 7 QFLLOI' 5 EDWARD W. POZDAL 4543 S. Kilpatrick Intramural Sports, Magicians Club. EDWARD W. RAPINCHUK 7325 S. Oakley Band, Checkers. GEORGE R. RASMUSSEN 4441 S. Sawyer Intramural Sports, Baseball Team, President of Baseball Club, lunior Prom Committee, Treasurer of Division. DOROTHY E. RATOIKE 4220 S. Mozart National Honor Society, Secretary of Modern Euro- pean History, Attendance Ofllce Clerk, Locker Guard, Girls' Choir, Chairman Foods Class, Student Council Delegate. IOAN V. ROBSON 4318 S. Campbell Secretary of Division, Clarion Staff, Press Club, G.A.A., Iunior Prom Decoration Committee, Chairman Behind the Mike Club, President Science Class. DOLORES I. SESSIONS 4644 S. Sacramento Kelly Honor Society, Spinal Chords Club, G.A.A. NORMAN G. SHEARIER 4313 S. Talman Kelly Honor Society, Clarion Staff, Clarion Represen- tative, Oflice Messenger, Hallguard, Band, Orchestra. DOROTHY SKIBINSKI 3629 S. Wood Concert Band, President of Typing Class, Secretary of Orchestra, G.A.A. DONNA L. SNYDER 4404 S. St. Louis Secretary Science Class, Secretary Mixed Choir, Host- ess Club, Hallguard. DAN R. SOBCZAK 2417 W. 45th Intramural Baseball Winners, Intramural Football Winners, Intramural Basketball Winners, Intramural Volleyball Winners, Fisherman Club. DOLORES E. SOBOL 5205 S. Kolmar Kelly Honor Society, Chairman Advanced Orchestra. Treasurer Costume Iewelry Club, G,A.A. Member, lunior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. VIOLA A. SPRINGER 4746 S. Rockwell Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Iunior Prom Committee, Secretary of Advanced Cosmeticians' Club. Page 52 jwolaf Lf! JVS 'Q el'll0l ri U! IAMES E. STEWART 4304 S. Sawyer Fishermen's Club, Intramural Basketball, Hallgua Captain. -, RONALD W. sTRuwE . J X 4237 S. Washtenaw Class Secretary, Clarion Representative, Concert Band, Soccer Team, Baseball Team, Intramural Sports, Chairman of Mechanical Drawing Class. EUGENE C. SUMMERFIELD 2627 W. Montgomery ZENON G. TYGIELSKI 4848 S, Keeler Magicians' Club. ELAINE M. VOLLER 3244 S. Wallace G.A.A., Library Aid, Charm Club, Modeling Club. CONSTANCE A. WACHS 3254 S. Morgan National Honor Society, Clean Up Club, G.A.A., Kelly Honor Club, Study Secretary. ALICE A. WALUS 6238 S. Hermitage Kelly Honor Society, G.A.A., Secretary of Steno. Secretary of Business Organization, Secretary of Economics. GRACE L. WHITFIELD 5941 W. 64th Kelly Honor Society, Decorating Committee for lun- ior Prom, Chairman of Stenography 3, Chairman of Slgelxa 1, Chairman of English Class, Orchestra, GLORIA M. WOLAN 4333 S. Francisco Secretary of 1B English Class, Secretary of 3B Eng- lish Class, President of Home Management, G.A.A., Club-Know Chicago. VERA R. WOROBEY 4228 S. Mozart Chairman of English Class, Secretary of Biology Class, Errand Girl for Foods Class, Locker Guard, G.A.A., Social Dancing. DOLORES P. YUZUMAS 945 W. 33rd Hallguard, Chairman of Typing Club, G.A.A. MARILYN R. ZABLE 3400 S. Halsted Secretary of Study, G.A.A., Hallguard. Page 53 Q 7 Ql'll0l 6 IANET I. ZALUMSKY 3136 W. Pershing Secretary of Music Class, Attendance Office Assistant. Locker Guard, G.A.A., Hallguard, Costume Iewelry, Club. HAROLD F. ZIEGLER 2927 Archer Clarion Staff, Athletic Club, Intramural Sports, Latin Club, Hallguard. 5 f ! an f ,' .ff NOT PICTURED ., ,QQJ ,Ml 'fhao R2?gRgIjrC1Q2Jl5OLL XMM, aww f ,ruff M, gliualirman of Division, Intramural Sports, Checker : fl GLVVLJ LOUIS qDeFILIPPIS ,Wulf fv G, 44,1-CJ' 4530 E. Ch i .' na ' ' , Boxing C ub.r s ia ,fCiA 04-C, 1 I ALBERT P. IURTEVIA ' , ,6 Z 4751 s.Kof1f1 J ' 'f 47 QQ Di'.ision Treasurer, Clarion Representative, and. QQ , zzz C - 606' ' y h ANTOINETTE C. IUSTES 6 9 f 'C F '45 ' Q 'LZ 3210 S. Emerald Cv.A.A., Favorite Melodies. A HENRY s. KITLARZ 7 4025 Brighton Pl. , RAY 1. KRANSON fffi-abr, 2745 W. 36th 5 faq! dado!-Jawa , Mae, ,Zagat Z P'kdPl ,uh sff.F' G d,s -1 , , ' . 2 RliifTeaZf,OE'210fSc5JafE7ciallinElle. me Ce ,aw V ,gfefdf DANIEL R. WETTERER 1 M-uf , f 6 f 2558 W. 38th LAWRENCE 1. zuBEK 4566 fn LQ , - I 4313 s.Map1ewc0d XZ A up Q pvc' 4444, V 1 6 Cviv cf 5 7 fo X! A , , , VY! ' ' 4- ' V fvcd., 1 -, ff'?1fz:fL,g, 114, - Page 54 f EX4CLI'l0lfUL6lgl'l'LQl'Lf . The task of compiling a record of the activities of the school year is a co-operative venture. lt requires the efforts and contribu- tions of many-the engraver, photographers, layout workers, printers, copy-writers, typists, advertising salesmen, and faculty counsellors. To all who in any way contributed to the completion of our sixteenth volume, We offer our deep appreciation and sincere thanks. EDITORIAL STAFF L. Fregeau, Editor E. Brenner V. Castrogiovanni S. Cordero D. Hager G. Harper S. Iacobs I. Kalivoda l. Lesmeister B. Mathes D. McCarthy M. Moore D. Novak D. Rinko V. Rybout E. Schultz F. Tokich D. Tomes PHOTOGRAPHY Messrs. Gessner, Feuerstein, and Becker of Gibson Studios BUSINESS STAFF F. Brasky D. Daliege 5 E. De Pasque Page 55 T. Giglio A. Kistinger D. Tennicott FACULTY ADVISERS Mr. Dempsey, editorial Mrs. Murray, underclass pictures Mrs. Parker, advertising and sales Mrs. Role, Art GENERAL PRODUCTION AND ENGRAVING Mr. Hagerty of the Leander Company .AA- MVQBLKWV' Tofwwe i Q-w9wJ3JJM,3,..x1 . , if WG- ,K y LWWM pm MQ rcs s is Qi gill NS SD,J2N,. f1,,,,,,g.L4. . K, M 'K Qjv-N34-I Ax., M Ylnclercfadrinfzen . . . Iuniors, sophomores, and freshmen are all a very welcome part of Kelly. In them, seniors recall their first years as Kellyans. As freshmen, bewildered, apparently friendless, they treasure smiles from almighty seniors. Sophomores become very friendly, juniors almost sophisticated. But when the last year comes almost to an end, the seniors forget their power and help and befriend the little ones with almost a parentflike affection. To these aspiring underclassmen, we have only this to say: Be as proud of Kelly as we have been. Keep its record unblemished, and cherish the fond memories of four very happy years spent in high school. Page 56 I 5 ...: . .: - 4 KAZWQ . 39 '- W '21 'QSYW mg, paw Q B4 P21 QE zggwyf. H VW '23 -. warm www vw' wwrxzxwm wvmfwwwmwm- wwmwmfm'xm Elfman 0 7 lfil'll0l 5 Row l-Ioan Abhau, Robert Absolon, Mary Adamik, Iacqueline Ahr, Iohn Aitutis, Rita Anderson, Rosetta Arentt, Mary Balich, loy Barry, Iohn Bereckis, Barb- ara Berzin, Connie Bitel, Row 2-Donald Blair, lohn Blaseck, Robert Blash, Harry Blesing, Edward Benbenek, Emil Bleuge, Ioan Boike, Stephanie Bojarek, Raymond Bonkowski, Charlotte Boruck, Ioseph Bouzek, Mary Ann Bozeck, Norbert Bozynski, Theresa Brady. Row 3-Roy Bray, Genevieve Brazinsky, Theresa Brenzack, Geraldine Brezinski, Maureen Brogan, Ronald Bronki, William Buhle, Robert Byzynski, Iosephine Camealy, Charles Cameron, lean Camp- house, Kenneth Cappel, Frances Casblanca, Iames Charles. Row 4-Dolores Chmielowiez, Dorothy Ciesielczyk, Ronald Clark, Sidney Cole, Walter Czachor, Doro- thy Czelusniak, Alvin Crbut, Dolores Danielowicz, Charles Davis, Bernice Del Vicario, Arthur Deval, Robert Dewart, lean Di Novo, EileenVDmochowski. Row 5-Iames Dornbro, lean Dornbro, Eleanor Domu- rat, Dolores Doornbos, Dorothy Doornbos Richard Dorka, Norbert Drzewicke, Bill Durkin, Dianne Du- sicka, Dorothy Dzielinski, Iohn Dziuba, Alice Dar- mofal, Artemus Eckles, Anna Fashingbauer. Row 6-Iosephine Fasone, Carl Fenske, Ioseph Figura, Harriett Fischer, Loretta Findysz, Margaret Flanagan, Robert Forsuk, William Fortis, Hazel Franzke, Ioan Franz, Gloria Frasca, Richard Freeze, Dofores Fulks, Patricia Fuhri. Row 7--Ioan Gaidosik, Alice Gasior, Eugene Gaska, Michael Gawlak, Robert Gecas, Hilary Garstecki, Frances George, Marcella Giergielewicz, Iohn Gier- tuga, Beatrice Gignac, Leonard Gikas, George Gil- iana, Dolores Glinskis, Dorothy Glowiak. Row 8-Edward Gogel, Ted Golaszewski, Lucy Gon- zalez, Raymond Gorak, William Goreczny, Edward Gorzynski, Ioan Goyer, Chester Graca, Emily Gris- co, Irene Grodecki, Alex Gruca, Sophie Guzlas, Rita Hager, Edward Hamelka. Row 9-Ronald Hargitt, Robert Harris, Patricia Heany, Ronald Hebel, Gerald Heinz, William Hendren, Frank Herman, Phillip Hellyer, Rita Hohni, Barbara Holt, Iune Hopkins, Nancy Hunt, Ioy Hurita, Wini- fred Ivins. Page 58 Page 59 Page 60 i n 7 ll,l'lL0l 5 Row 1-Marion lvkovich, Eleanor Iakstu, Walter Iar- monczuk, Donald Iarvela, Ann Iaskowski, Bernice Ieritski, Iohn Ierzak, Audrey Iohns, Raymond Iohn- son, Rosemary Iohnson, Frances Iozaitis, Patricia Iucikas, Bernard Iuskie, William Kalvig. Row 2-Vyto Kaminskas, Dorothy Kanaby, Ioan Kasprowicz, Iohn Kasput, Florence Kaukialo, David Kerznaric, Dorothy Kiefer, Ioseph Kieltyka, Iohn Klanduck, Richard Kleifgen, Kenneth Kloske, Ioan Kolb, LaVerne Kolan, Ioan Koncevic. Row 3-Theresa Kopec, Helen Kopec, Ioan Koppit. Ann Kostewicz, Alice Kotlarski, Sylvia Kovar, Lor- etta Kowalczyk, Ronald Kozack, Marcella Kozeluk, Chester Kozlowski, Frank Krasnowski, Alice Kuchi, Irene Kuchi, Ted Kucia. Row 4-Dolores Kulikowski, Daniel Kulps, Felicia Kostecki, Anne Lagirda, Wanda Lang, Lorraine Lawanda, Geraldine Lehman, Dolores Lefkor, Isa- belle Lesmeister, Donald Lewandowski, Laverne Lewanski, Leona Libuszowski. Henry Litoborski, Peter Lopresti. Row 5HRosemary Loughney, Ioan Loyko, Marian Lusknia, Eugene Maciuszek. Howard Madden. Therese Matkovich, Florence Marek, Donald Masak, Ray Matyas, Bernard May, Rosellen Mazer, Ierry McCormack, Alma McElderry, Robert McGowan. Row 6-Theresa McGuire, Mary McNamara, Mary McNamara, Frank Mielneczek, Stanley Micek, Con- stance Oster, Robert Mickas, Rose Micus, Ioan Mierzwa, Irene Mikulski, Mary Mikol, Frank Mi- 'kuta, Marilyn Milaski, Marlene Miller. Row 7-Sally Miskel, Corinne Molohan, Margaret Moore, Ieannine Moretti, Frank Mosz, Ioan Mrum- linski, Delphine Musial, Henry Mueller. Dorothy Myczek, Helen Nalepka, Stanley Navicki, Edward Nawracaj, Louise Neumann, Clara Newman. Row 8-Marie Newman, Ioan Nottke, Laverne Novitt, Ray Nowaczyk, Donna Nor, Arlita Novak, Paul Ogren, Dorothy Ohap, Ted Oziminsky, Ioseph Paige, Marcella Parolek, Iohn Pauperas, Margaret Pavlick, Dorothy Pazdan. Row 9-Mary Ann Peck, Deborah Reinitz, Ioseph Peleckis, Richard Pencak, Iames Perry, Audrey Pesco, Robert Petruskevich, Dolores Piencak, Ed- ward Pierzhala, Adeline Pietrzyk, Frank Pisyczek, Sylvia Powers, Ted Poznack, Dorothy Prazuch. Page 61 a 7 lfU'lL0l if Row 1-Ioseph Prusa, Ted Prybylinski, Rose Purtic, Ieannette Queen, Donald Quinn, Howard Raddatz, Theresa Rakoczy, Ann Rapinchuk, Leonard Ried, Robert Rietjens, Sally Rodriguez, Iames Roman, Dorothy Rose, Pauline Rcssman. Row 2-Loretta Rusetcki, Lillian Sak, Marie Saletnik, Catherine Santoro, Betty Sarich, Lorraine Schader, Shirley Schinkel, Robert Schultz, Robert Schulz, Robert Schwartz, Willard Seilfert, Dorothy Semen- chuk, Peggy Semon, Walter Setzke. Row 3HIohn Szymusiak, Margaret Sheedy, Richard Shlaustas, Vyto Shukis, Lillian Siadek, Estelle Sien- kowski, Emily Simaitis, Eileen Slattery, Ronald Smith, Iames Smokorski, Don Sneddon, Patricia Sneddon, Chester Soprych, Edward Sorich. Row fl-Edward Spicka, Ioyce Spotten, Hazel Stahl, lwon Stankiewicz, Stella Stankiewicz, Constance Stec, Richard'AStec, Elaine Strezlec, Al Strezo, LaVerne Surna, Frank Svara, Clarence Swiech, Angeline Swiktz, Theresa Szafran. Row 5-Ioe Szczerba, Edward Szczyeiel, Peter Szumski, Eugene Szykowny, Dorothy Szymanski, Ronald Scheurer, Iohn Szymusiak, James Tablerion, Olga Tachiko, Ioseph Tanke, lohn Tebbens, Dolores Tennicott, Shirley Thelen, Geraldine Thcmas. Row 6-Mary Ann Tipping, Frank Tlstovic, Melvin Travis, Iean Trenda, Ieraldine Trusch, lune Turner, Anna Tuttolomonda, Ray Tyrone, Richard Urbanik, Dolores Vecchiollo, Mary Vecelas, Francis Vinseck, Frank Viverito, Shirley Vruno. Row 7-Walter Valskis, Albert Waleske, Dorothy Wallace, Dolores Wasierski, Lorraine Wasierski, Richard Waszkiewicz, Rudolph Watka, Ann Marie Wawrzyniak, Maud Weaver, Donald Wegrzyn, Richard Wegrzyn, Arlene Weinberg, Harold Wente, Rudolph Wilezynski. Row 8-Irene Wilk, Frederick Wind, Iohn Winston, Loretta Witkowski, Michael Wodek, Bernadine Wojciechowski, Mitchell Wojcik, Alice Wozniak. Iames Yordy, Norma Yunovich, Sophie Yuskenas, Dolores Zalem, Stanley Zaleski, Stanley Zalumikis. Row 9-Shirley Zarbock, Edwin Zarnowski, Irene Ziarko, Geraldine Zielak, Ioan Ziwiski, Frank Zukowski, Dolores Zygadlo. P qe6 Page 63 Page 64 Page 65 I 7 untor 6 Row 1-Lucille Adams, Marlene Adams, Matthew Alagna, Richard Albinski, Iames Arger, David Baranski, Marian Barton, Pearl Bartoszek, Nardine Bianco, Lavila Boruta, Rose Brown, Virginia Bu- bany, Dale Buehler. Row 2--Maureen Buehle, Constance Carlson, Iune Cech, Loretta Cisek, Lucille Confare, Patricia Con- fare, Barbara Conley, Danny Costa, Ronald Curcio, Geraldine Druktenis, Stanley Dublanski, Donald Filla, Dolores Frencl. Row 3-Bernard Gallegos, Donald Gazsik, Geraldine Gerhardt, Theresa Gigilio, Rosemary Guiliano, Helen Gjerko, Doris Gojney, Dolores Golen, Eleanor Gonzales, Ioyce Grabinski, Dolores Grad, Eleanor Graich, Arlene Holt. Row 4-Doris Horn, Carolyn Hubert, Elaine Iennings, Charles johnson, Leona Iurek, Ronald Kaczynski, Gwendolyn Keenan, Philip Kemp, Richard Kerr. Alexandra Klimek, Eileen Koblyarczyk, Emest Kohn, Barbara Kosina. Row 5-Lorraine Kottel, Geraldine Krause, Frank Kubik, Iames Kulevich, Marilyn Kuta, Raymond Lapham, Herbert Lenz, Irene Lis, Mae Rose Lontka, Margaret Lubawy, Dorothy Mana, Raymond Ma- tyka, Norman McCrea. Row 6-lean McCullough, Beverly Mendelson, Mar- garet Mersereau, Leonard Miskus, Iean Mullin, Walter Nawrocki, Diane Nelson, Alice Onate. Robert Ottway, Gus Pantages, Anthony Paradow- ski, Arlene Pryblowski, Iennie Ramirez. Row 7-Helen Rapinchuk, Ralph Resney, Arlene Riebau, Dorothy Saletnik, Ann Sammet, Carol Schmeidel, Eileen Schon, Fred Schroeder, Stewart Schuerr, Richard Semon, Dolores Serpico, Emily Shakis, Esther Skala. Row SP-Betty Sober, Roeine Spears, Ioan 'Stang, Ioseph Stankis, Carolyn Strobl, Leroy Suchy, Rich- ard Suhanek, Dolores Swinak, Ioan Tipton, Gene- vieve Tolar, Patricia Travis, Eugene Tuman, Peter Urbon. Row 9--lean Wagner, Theodore Walleck, Ioan Way- teck, Arlene Wians, Rita Wojcik, Iames Wood, Dorothy Wurst, Ioseph Young, Marion Yuskie, Iohn Zalumsky. 0,0 0l'l'L0l Q if S ll, ' Row 1-Dolores Aftanas, Robert Ahlfeld, Marion Albrecht, Ralph Amato, Marilyn Armellino, Gilbert Balun, Glory Barcal, Wilma Barr, Patricia Barron, Ronald Bartos, Donald Behrens, Tony Beliavia, Ioan Bernhardt, Audrey Bertram. Row 2-Martin Bertulis, Rita Betley, Iune Bizzaro, Edward Blotteaux, Edward- Boduch, Mary Boike, Helen Bonds, Gerald Boraca, Robert Borisko, Carol Bormann, Michael Bortscheller, George Boyle, Don- ald Brall, Ioan Brehm. Row 3HIudith Brusock, Micheal Bucher, Charles Busma, Lorraine Byczek, Sharon Cardwell, Phyllis Carr, Iames Carrier, Iames Chizewski, Florence Chmielowicz, Iohn Christin, Ioanne Cooney, Robert Costello, Mary Cotugno, Lawrence Cowdrey. Row 4-Donna Crooks, Clyde Cunningham, Edward Dabkovich, Iosephine Davie, Anthony DeCillo, Richard DeSalvo, lean Devito, Ioan Dicaro, Robert Diggs, Lorraine Diviera, Edward Dorencz,, Mary Du Von, Frances Dzeilinski, Martin Dzincioloski. Row 5-Albert Eggerman, Alex Fadrowski, Robert Farrell, Raymond Ferrett, Doris Fetter, Patsy Figel, Theresa Fimek, Frances Fingello, Edward Fortier, Beverly Fox, Arthur Frank, Ioyce Freiheit, Rayetta Frietag, Shirley Fuhri. Row 6-Lillian Gallagher, Martha Gardner, Dolores Golas, Stanley Golba, Iosephine Gombos, Evelyn Graff, Dolores Greski, Maxine Grolla, Geraldine Gronkowski, Eugene Gryska, Geraldine Grzeniak, Ioseph Guide, Robert Haase, Robert Haavind. Row 7f-Iulius Habinka, Adam Haraf, Elaine Harms, Iohn Hartner, Bernie Harville, Dorothy Haton, Dick Hibbard Frank Hilburger, Gordon Holmes, Iudith Hudson, Arlene Hughes, Ioan Iablonski, Henry Iagow, Iohn Iakubik. Row 8-Christian Iensen, Marvin judge, Genevieve juris, Iulienne Kalata, Marcian'Kalata, Peter Kania, Leonard Kaplan, Loretta, Karwoski, Marlene Katra- des, lean Kaukialo, Leonard Kaukialo, Chester Kaz- mierezak, lack Kedroski, Robert Kerney. Row 9-Ioseph Kioris, Henry Kita, Dorothy Klimak, Emma Klimek, Steve Kmiecik, Mary Knawa, Stanley Knowski, Renee Kokosz, Dolores Kolasinska, Wil- liam Kontrimas, Donald Koshoreck, Shirley Kosiek. Ronald Kostecka, 'Iohn Kotlarski. Page 66 Page 67 Page 68 Page 69 CSDOIOAOWZ 0l 8 is Row l-George Krueger, Neil Kroth, Ray Krueger, Marceline Kruoinski, Frances Kube, Daniel Kubik, Albert Kubis, Richard Kulich, Iacqueline Kulikow- ski, Phyllis Kulwiec, Robert Kutke, Vincent Kutka, Therese Kutnarowska, Walter Kutz. Row 2-Gerald La Porte, Shirley Lave, Harold La- veine, Lorraine La Voy, Rita Lenkus. Donald Lesiak, Patricia Leski, Stanley Lester, Anthony Levicke, Eugene Lisek, Gene Lisowski, Eugene Litman, Loretta Long, Germaine Lumley. Row 3-Teddy Maciejewski, Cynthia Maciulewicz, Gene Maduzia, Dolores Maiter, Mary Majerczyk, Cecelia Malley, Eugene Mansch, Nancy Marx, Ed- ward Marzec, Dorothy Maslowski, Robert Master- son, Roman Matelski, Iohn Matthews, Carol Matz. Row 4-Donald Maxwell lack Mayer, David McDer- mott, Shirley Mellon, Allan Meyer, Ieannine Meyer, Kenneth Meyer, La Verne Mikal, Rita Mikolajewski, Jerome Mikos, V Dolores Mikuta, Mildred Milich, Lorraine Millar, Florence Miller. Row 5-Grace Mcch, Ioyce Monaco, Ioan Monahan, Gerald Morgan, Mary Morissette, Mildred Morris- sey, Eugene Motyka, Marlene Moudry, Arlene Murphy, Geraldine Murphy, Agnes Murray, Charles Naglevitch, Helen Neufeld, Ioan Newman. Row 6-Bernice Niemec, Marion Nieminski, Benny Nietopiel, Elizabeth Niven, Anna Novak, Rosemary O'Brien, Michael O'Connor, Alice Oelze, David Olson, lean Olszewski, Mary Ann O'Malley, Iohn O'Neill, Stanley Orzula, Raymond Paicewicz. Row 7-Diana Paladino, Arlene Paluch, Phill Parcher, Walda Pasch, Eileen Pecka, Iosephine Petruskevich, Carol Pfeiffer, Michael Phillips, Norbert Piekarz, Ioseph Pilsudski, Stella Piwowar, Lenore, Pliester, Ioan Pluta, Richard Pollack. Row Sflohn Ponczak, Eileen Potempa, Robert Pou- liot, Iames Pozniak, Wayne Priebe, Bernard Ptasz- kowski, Eugene Pula, lean Pula, Walter Pula, Alice Pyrchalla, Thomas Quellhorst, Edward Raciak, Ron- ald Rimsza, Donald Roberts. Row 9-Chester Rodak, Genevieve Rolleck, Dolores Roman, Kenneth Ross, William Runklewski, Eleanor Sango, Donald Schmidt, Iohn Schultz, Steve Sestok, Donald Shaner, Evelyn Sheedy, Sylvia Shworles, Dominic Signorelli, Ioan Simon. OP!!-OW? 0102 Row l-Gilbert Simonette, Anthony Sirben, Virginia Siuta, George Skoda, Barbara Smith, helen Sneddon, Beverly Snyder, Ioan Sowa. Row 2-Rose Marie Stalmachowski, Ernest Stankiewicz, Dorothy Starosta, Dorothy Stock, Iean Strieter, Gary Suda, Ronald Sudges, Patricia Sullivan. Row 3HStanley Sumoski, William Suzda, Patricia Swan, Ronald Sykowny, Walter Tajdus, Albina Tarabuta, Lorraine Tallent, Ted Targosz. Row 4-Ervin Tatara, Vivian Tervine, Betty Thompson, Muriel Tomes, Harriet Topel, Iames Treasure, Irene Trzaska, Susan Tudryn. 'Row 5-Rosemary Turner, Charlotte Valentine, Frank Valesh, Genevieve Vanckus, lean Van Vossen, Kathryn Vavra, William Vermette, Kenneth View. Row 6-Betty Volk, Richard Vondrasek, Sally Waggoner, Ioan White, Arlene Williams, Richard Winters, Richard Witek, Herbert Wittke. Row 7-Arlene Wojcik, Dolores Wojcik, Florence Woitanowski, Rita Wojtanowicz, Genevieve Wofak, Bernadine Wrobel, Constance Wysynski, Marlene Youman. Row 8-Helen Young, Marlene Young, Bernard Zaleski, Marlene Zarbock, Mary Lou Zenner, Paul Zielke, Eddie Ziemha, Beatrice Zinke.. Row 9-Mary Zion, Carole Staat. Page 70 .SQOIUAOWZOPQ Row 1-Shirley Alirie, Iames Anag- nos, Sylvia Anderson. Row 2-Patricia Baal. Betty Baar, Robert Baxter, Virginia Berglund, Ioseph Bialik, Melvin Biske. Row 3-George Bouzek, Dolores Brady, Thomas Brady, Eugene Gampbell, Ioan Carrothers, Mary Lou Carrozza, Row 4-Barbara Chalupa, Wayne Davis, Iohn DiMonte, Terrence Duf- fy, Barbara Durachta, Helen Dur- acka. Row Sf-Rudolph Duracka, Robert Durling, Theodore Faklis, Shirley Geduldiq, Yolanda Giovanelli, Io- seph Gonzales. Row 6-Rosalie Gornik, Anthony Gru- D chot, Ioseph Hanek, Rita Heins, lean Hoy, Betty Iacobs. Row 7-Raymond lanus, Frances len- kot, Dolores Kelnosky, Iohn King, Ray Klimes, George Knack. Row 8-Robert Knack, Raymond Kny- zer, Wayne Konczal, Iames Kor- ecky, Richard Krebel, Ioan Kwiat- kowski. Row 9-Donald Lambert, Valmar Lar- sen, Helen Lempicki, Georgia Leske, Iohn Marek, Denis Markham. Page 71 Page 72 V77 .S?0l9LOI'l'l0l'8 Z5 6 Row 1-lacqueline Mataitis, Audrey Micharcl. Donna Mmer. Row 2-Mary Miskunas, Ieanette Mu- silek, Donald Myers, loseph Nichols, Shirley Nieman, Albert Obecunas. Row 3-Patricia O'Donnell, Pat Olish, Ronald Orzak, Dante Pacioni, Car- melita Padilla, 'Ruth Paraclee. Row 4-Sylvia Pask, Antoinette Pelle- grino, Marie Peltier, Loretta Peters, Ioanne Peterson, Theresa Pikus. Row 5-Edward Rapinchuck, Barbara Reeder, lack Rogers, Bernice Rzes- Zut, lames Scaturro, .Betty Lou Schwager. Row 6-Walter Sherman, Marvin Skubal, George Smith, Robert Sob- czak, Ioan Spousta, Robert Sternes. Row 7-Iennie Sutera, Virginia Szczen- der, Patsy Thomas, Iulie Tiknis, Howard Tipping, Robert Vacek, Row 8-Cornelius Vanclerjack, Lawr- ence Vernetti, Dolores Voydela, Ray Wayruk, Virginia Weisenbur- ger, Marlene Wellnitz. Row 9-Renee Wenzel, Adolph Wer- bowetzki, Ioe Wojcik, Daniel Woj- towicz, Gloria Zemlis, Frank Zuffa. gfeffknflflfl Z5 Row 1-Virginia Abramowicz, Guy Aird, Barbara Anderson, Dorothy Amborski, Gerald Anderson. , ' Row 2-Patricia Anderson, Drusilla Arvidson, Thomas Ayres, Arnold Banals, Betty Bantsolas, Iames Barnwell, Sally Baron, Richard Bartlaga. Row 3-Wesley Bell, Eileen Benedict, Gerald Bennett, Marcia Berg, Marilyn Berg, Richard Bialek, Richard Bilek, Sandra Bink. Row 4-Doris Bischoff, Iames Bischoff, Helen Biseck, Robert Blake, Ieanette Bobek, Walter Bochenek, Ioan Bochning, Edward Bogdonas. Row 5-Richard Bojan, Robert Borak, Richard Bousquet, Robert Brendecke, Henry Brinkman, Robert Brudnicki, Francis Buczkowski, Ioan Bue. Row 6-Rose Bukula, Renetta Burnoski, Betty Burns, Loretta Byron. Carol Cameron, Charles Cernicky, Marion Chmaj, Laverne Cholewa. - Row 7HLorraine Cichon, Ieanette Ciesielczyk, Chloe Clark, Patricia Cleveland, lack Colton, Howard Coppack, Beatrice Cordero, Theresa Corradini. Row 8-Frances Costanza, Catherine Creti, Rosemary Crotty, Richard Curylo, Ronald Czerniec, Dorothy Czochara, Darlene Daliege, Edward Danek. Page 73 .TPQJAHQCLIL 25 Row 1-Carol Davis, Elaine Davisson, Raymond Dec, Geraldine Delich, Bernadine Derbas, Diane Devito, Paula Dluski, Dorothy Dresden. Row 2-Donald Drzewiecki, Teddy Duda, Virginia Dulska, Dolores Dundulis, Elaine Dybala. Eugene Dzialowy, Thomas Earls, Margaret Ernstberger. Row 3-Gerald Falco, Donald Fassero, Dorothy Ferrett, Chester Filipek, Rita Fitzgerald. Row 4-Eloise Flood, Catherine Foley, Dennis Foley, Daniel Fornek, Mardelle Forrest, Ann Foster, Bernadine Freza, Alice Gacek. Row 5-Paul Gade, Bebeanne Gajdosik, Constance Ganska, Lorraine Garbo, Clarence Gdowski, William Gerhardt, Diane Germann, Claudette Glendinning. Row 6-Loyola Glindkis, Iean Glover, Rudy Gonzales, Shirley Gorecki, Yarmilla Gottfried, Gerald Grabinski, Fred Graca, Daniel Gracious. Row 7-Delores Grady, Iohn Grams, Edward Griffin, Briane Grisco, Donald Grisko, Ioan Hackiewiez, Beverly Hagan, Suzanne Hagen. Page 74 W. . ....,. .,... I . I ., . . - ':1'1- ' . .,.,,,.. ,-g:- , .H '-., - I '- . imp - 1 ' ' , W I, 1 M 1 .KW , --'- ' . 5 :E sf .. ' ffl? .. : f 'ff l .. 5:51 2 3- 354- ' W 1 3 -.. 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'g, -.-' 1:-53325253 ........ 2 ' 5 ., I . .'-f2i'J7l'.i' ' A sf' -Ei .2'?5Qf2?i.,55.555512-f -.3 ji. f N ' . .Maur grief., ' 4a'g,,,,,p,,bj::' :g2:5: t-543, ' 5 --.gr-' M l-.., L, Row l--Theresa Halerz, Phyllis Hauth, Ruthann Heibel, Lucille Heinrich, Dora Mae Hembrey Ioan Hilburger, Patricia Hoeksema, Marilyn Hoffman. Row 2-LeRoy Hcstelter, Barbara Huggins, Frank lnsalato, Richard Ivins, lane Iaczak, Gerald- ine Ianecko, Mary Iarmonczuk, Helen Kaider. Row 3-Iames Kalkowski. Robert Kapella, Ieanette Karasek, Iames Kasper, Valerie Kenny, Carol Kerney, Mary Kerr, Dorothy Kieras. Row 4-Eileen King, Keith Kinney, Arlene Kistinger, Shirley Kleidon, Robert Kleidon, Iohn Klimek, Carol Klingensmith, Robert Knawa. Row 5-Iohn Kobrin, Edward Koclatt, Robert Kondelik, Marie Kondrasuk, lames Kasanda, Barbara Kotula, Ioan Kramer. George Kreith. Row 6-Betty Lou Krohn, Iames Krueger, Cecelia Krzyzowski, Norbert Kubik, Rita Kuczmarski. Row 7-Betty Kulevich, Ieanette Labusiewicz, Dolores Lamphere, Lorraine Lange, Robert Langlois, Theresa Laniewski, Donald Larus, Ioanne Lehman. Page 75 Row If-lack Lenz, Esther Lesauskis, Lawrence Lesneski, Priscilla Lewanski, Iohn Licatesi, Ianice Lindemann, Griselda Logan, Mary Lopresti. Row 2-Dan Lottenville, Shirley Lubinski, Donald Lucas, lack Ludwig, Edward Lustyk, Dolores Luzan, Irene Malinowska, Audrey Manka. Row 3-Theresa Margherone, Richard Marszalek, Robert Marszalek, William Mataitis, Charlotte Mattas, Ronald Maziarka, Patricia McEvoy, Gerald Mellon. Row 4-Angeline Messina, loanne Miaskiewicz, lames Micucci, Corinne Mientus, Lillian 1 Mickolajczak, Sylvia Mikuta, Gerald Mikeris, Anne Miller. Row Sf-Robbie Miller, Nancy Mirabella, Richard Misiorowski, Eugene Mizera, Iuanita Mizones, Grace Morrissey, Robert Mosz, Iulia Mrowca. as Row 6-Peter Mueller, Thomas Mullen, Annette Mullin, Rose Musial, Florence Nalepka, Anthony Namavicius, Iames Nawracaj, Pearl Nawrocki. Row 7-Rose Nedza, Patricia Nelson, lohn Neville, Iohn Niziolek, Iosephine Niziolek, Roland Norgle, lean Nottke, Ronald Novak. Row 8-Thomas Novak, Shirley Novicke, Donald Nowak, Eugenia Nowak, Loretta Obora, Arthur Olsen, Elmer Olsen, Iudith Olsen. Page 76 jI'2:5Al'l'l6lI'L is Row l-Lawrence O'Meara, Narcy Opon, Iames Orlow, Barbara Oswald, Steve Owsianowski Row 2-Walter Ozien, Dolores Palm, Dolores Paluch, Sylvia Pankiewicz, Dolores Parizanski Virginia Parolek, Diane Pasko, Francis Patka. Row 3-George Patka, Martin Pauperas, Victor Pauperas. Dorothy Pawlisz, Dorothy Pearson Eldred Pearson, Mary Ann Pearson, Loretta Pencak. Row 4-dRobert Peterka, Roy Petraitis, Dolores Petronis, Donna Pfalzgraf, Louise Phillips Eugene Pietras, Elizabeth Piontek, Sam Pitassi. Row 5-Roland Poleski, Mary Popielasz, Lorraine Pote, Bernadette Powers, Patricia Powers Ioan Pozniak, Leona Prohm, Iames Pugh. Row 6--Kenneth Radecki, George Raetz, Lawrence Raetz, Carol Rarrat, Richard Paul Rehfeldt Dorothy Reichold, Helen Resman, Godfrey Rettig. Row 7-Bob Richards, Anna Lou Rizzo, Merlene Roberts, Herbert Rogers, Stephen Roman Florence Romanek, George Rothgery, Shirley Rozembarski lalso Barskil. Page 77 r jfedklndn 2 Row 1-Tom Rovak, Diane Ruf, Dolores Rybka, Charles Rychetsky, Evelyn Schmidtke, Patri- cia Schmidtke, Ioan Schnell, Edward Scholtens. Row Zf-Richard Schultz, Ronald Schulz, Dorothy Schwien, Richard Seils, Rita Sergel, Iustin Shellman, Shirley Sicilian, Ioe Sierega. Row 3-Albert Silinski, Shirley Singer, Dolores Siptrott, Audrey Skippet, Harold Slajchert, Dorothy Slenk, Lillian Smida, Charlene Smith. Row 4-Nancy Smith, Marva Smithers, Norma Smolin, Iohn Smykowski. Row Sflrene Sobeski, Dorothy Sccha, Ieanette Spindor, Manuel Tapia, lack Sporich, Edson Sreniewski, Marilyn Stanke, William Stankiewicz. Row 6-Eileen Stanock, Ioseph Starmach. Mary Starr, Iacqueline Stefans, Robert Strobel, Arlene Stulginskas, Ioseph Stycynski, Iohn Sulda. Row 7f-Mary Ann Svoboda, Margaret Swope, Ioan Sypien, Efincr Tarabuta, Genevieve Tarcha, Marlene Toberman,'Dolores Tomczak, Vincent Trakan. Page 78 gl e5Alfl'lCLl'L 2 Row I-Dorothy Truchan, Gloria Tryjancwski, Iohn Tuney, Dale Turman,'Adeline Tygielski, Xenia Tysiak, Beverly Upperman, Ray Varanawskas. Row Ze-Marilyn Ventrella, Vivian Vifeikis, Helen Volk, Vernon Vuteik, Shirley Walters, Frank Warren, Gerald Wasilewski, Raymond Weiss. Row 3-Ray Wesolowski, Thomas Wetterer, Ange'ine Wierzchowski, Keith Williams, Don Wilson, Iames Wilson, Robert Winge, La Verne Wisnewski. Row 4-Marvin Wisneski. Richard Wisniewski. Theresa Wisniewski, Dolores Witkowski, Elsie Wojciechowski, Richard Wojciechowski, Sally Wojcik, Thomas Wojcik. Rcw 5-Walter Wolf, Richard Wolowicz, Dawn Wood, Iames Woods, Dorothy Wywiorska, Helen Yucis, Robert Zalumskis, Peter Zansitis. Row 6-Richard Zebleckis, Iohn Zenner, William Ziegler, RosemaryZielak, Edward Zimmer- man, Pauline Zola, Ronald Zukoski, Cletus Phillips. Page 79 aga . . gui .Nappy nea 7-School opens-friendships renewed. 16-Household Arts Assembly. 1- 5... ,... ,-1 ,-.1 ,.., ,.., ,-f -Soccer begins: Kelly at Tilden. -Orchestra presents Music Appreciation Assembly. -Football game. Kelly vs. Dunbar at Shewbridgs-Field. -Let's look sweet sixteen. Lamplighter pictures today. -Football Rally Assembly. Community Council Assembly. City-Wide History Teachers' Conference. Dr. Hunt speaks. Football Rally. Fire Prevention Week Assembly. Comptometer talks to clerical prac- tice classes. Columbus Day Assembly. Social dances begin at Kelly. Social Security Talk to 4A's. Halloween Assembly. Bring the usual mask. -Iunior College Talk to 4A's. Armistice Day Assembly. -Open House. -Community Council Dance. -First red letter day of the semester: report books issued. 2-Student Council Skating Party. 6-Armed Forces Talk to 4A boys. 7- K Club Dance. 9-Senior Mothers' Tea. 13-National Honor Society Meeting. 15-Iones Commercial Talk to 2A's. P.T.A. Play and Bazaar. 16-Music Department Concert. 3... bldg Sept. Sept. Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 Oct. Oct. Oct. 6 Oct. 8 Oct. ll Oct. 15 Oct. 19 Oct. 27 Nov 10 Nov. 12 Nov 13 Nov 17 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 20 Dec. 21 Dec. 22 Dec. 3 Ian. Ian. 6 Ian. 7 Ian. 10 Ian. 11 lan. 14 Ian. 18 ,-1 ,.-. ,-. ,1 ,-. ,.., -Registration began. -G.A.A. Christmas Sing. -Drama class presented Christmas Assembly. -School closed at noon for Christmas holidays, Christmas Party given for teachers' children. Return to school. r Music department gave Music Appreciation Assembly. Iunior Prom-and wasn't the gym decorated to perfection? K Club Banquet. One act plays given. Senior Farewell Party-Hawaiian setting superb. Induction Ceremony and National Honor Society Luncheon. Page 80 Brotherhood Assembly presented by students from Phillips High -Social Study Testing Program. Community Council Luncheon Ian. I9-Award Assemblies. Ian. 27-Graduation. Ian. 28-Alumni Dance at Congress Hotel. Ian. 31-Second Semester Begins. Feb. 15-Iunior Achievement Assembly. Feb. 17-Assembly held for new students. Feb. 18-Fashion Show. Feb. 24- Feb. 27-Roller Skating Party sponsored by Student Council Mar. 1-G.A.A. Party. Mar. 4-Social Security Talk to 4A's. Mar. 23-National Guard Assembly. Mar. 25-Military Ball. April 8-Alumni Mass Meeting. April 11-Girls' volleyball tournament. April 18 April 19-Clean Up Assembly. April 20 and 22-Senior Play, Ulunior Miss April 20 April 21 -Faculty Bowling Banquet. -Dr. Pierce visits social studies. Clean Up Dance Roland Matz King: Theresa Smuda, Queen. Community Council Banquet honoring Mrs Allen s ten years of serv April 22-School out for clean up week. May 2-Return to school. May 3-Iunior College Talk to 4A's. May 4- May 6,-. ice to Kelly. May 10-Senior Mothers' Tea. May 13- Harmony Hop -Dedication of Oak Trees Roller Skating Party at Armory. May 16-R.O.T.C. Federal Inspection. May 19, 20, 22-Spring Concert. May 25-G.A.A. Annual Swimming May 26-Memorial Day Assembly. May 27-K Club Dance. Contest Iune 1-Iones Commercial Talk to 2A's. Iune 3-Senior Prom at the Edgewater Beach Hotel Iune 13-Graduation Rehearsal at Lindblom lune 14-Induction Ceremony and National Honor Society Luncheon Iune 15-Award Assemblies. Athletic Banquet Iune 23-Graduation at Lindblom. Iune 24-It was a wonderful year. Page 81 M uf f f f ,isffftf Wow Q9 i fifffi? ev lb if it ffl ,, mia 9 'MAI' . . . may . . . eruice. ul. X ,A In addition to the usual academic classes, a diversified program of activities is necessary for the full development of high school youth. What would school be without our band, orchestra, choirs, athletics, publications, dances, or clubs? Friendships are formed, ixi' individual interests are nurtured, hobbies are encouraged, and in . A XL - X Xsome instances the life ambition of a high school youth has its be- xg I N --X W ginning in these activities. ' Q 15 A 1 r X K 3 TE gk X W. -5 Although scholarship standards are high, Kelly students find X sq X5 'T 'Xa QN 3 yu time to participate in activities and perform services necessary for Q . K X X i X Q She development of a well-rounded and happy personality. L A 5-N xiii X K . XX k XXI! X ' t x Q Xi FX X . y xv XXX . X 'NX - K 5? X N ' , X A kg S -, ' ' 141 K N ' jsi Nb xl-X -sh ' g Page 82 S X X mx 3 NP' f 3 ....A. ..,.,, .,,.- Sig, ' at 5 ? ' e .,..,. - V :in a W : s 2 My I I: , 1 1-A: R ii V' ' w - 'wg H gk E at 1. 5 mm , neg X5 fir e S ff ii ,x a, N 5 ,233 Q if W vw., 2 yi? 5 a 1, . ax is y X3 i WWA 92 M 1 'Q , 2' 3 X may af? Kg Q if 4, aw -25 .Vw z awww? 6 atm, aff? 'Hi' The Kelly Concert Band won a superior rating in the last City Wide Band Contest, as did six of its mem- bers in the individual solo contests. The band participates in both formal concerts given by the music department, represents the school in City Wide activities, plays for pep and special assemblies, graduations, parades, R.0.T.C. Federal Inspection, Open House, various community projects and supplies entertainment' at football games. We are more than proud of its services to our school, Page 84 J -' M7, fgfayecl On. X! ' K ffl Flutes BIOYEHCQ Przywara Dorothy Rinko Alice Oelze Lillian Gallagher Helen Duracka Frances Patka Oboes Theresa Smuda Toni Ochskowslzi Bassoons Francine Cassells Gerald Grabinski Clarinets Donald Kuipers Lester Skubal Dorothy Iusk Rosemarie Hodel Lorraine Cook Virginia Parblek Ray Tyrone Ed Benbenek Dorothy Wall Grace Paldo KELLY BAND PERSONNEL MR. FRANKLIN BORGER, Director Nina Rewchuk Geraldine Trusch Nancy Buck Robert Blash Sylvia Shworles lane Alred Irene Vejvoda Sally Waggoner Eleanore Layman Ioan Kreuger Edward Gogel Barbara Holt Geraldine Mackevitch Saxophones Ioseph Prusa Anna Mae Chivinsky Elaine Grabowski Ioyce Kaye Ronald Strewe Lucille DeSalvo Norene Larabee . French Horns Norman Shearier Helen Rapinchuck Page 85 Audrey Pesco Grace Belfetiere Iune Bizzarro Anne LaGirda Trumpets Iames Uhler Vyto Kaminskas Dorothy Sibinski Curtis Coyle Laverne Kirby Raymond Kutz Ed Rapinchuck Donald Tcmes Shirley Rogers Gene Gaska Ann Rapinchuck Baritones Herbert Pennock Richard Houghton loseph Krbecek lames Slack Ed Rapinchuck Trombones Ray Weberski lean Dombro Alex Kuzur lohn Verter Dave Hanna Ioan Koncevic Basses Dan McCarthy Donald Filla Kenneth Cappell Walter Nawracki Tympani Robert Dewart Drums Frank Vinseck Arthur Kutz Irene Grodecki Dolores Kaminskis Mary Ann Buczkowski Mary Bitta Lorraine Diyiero Ioyce Monaco Doris Gojney Virginia Buhany Left to rightz Francine Cassells, Treasurerg Hugo Schmidt, Vice Presidentg Iohn Tiseyich, President: and Dorothy Kolody, Secretary. Wafionaf cjslonor ociefg Election to the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Fifteen per cent of the 4A's, 10 per cent of the 4B's and 5 per cent of the 3A's make up the Kelly Chapter of the N.H.S. The following students have attained membership in this national organization: 4A Ioan Batastini Iennie Bender Vincent Castrogiovanni Esther Czerniec Lillian Fregeau Frances Friscia Charlene Fromme Dorothy Gerut Lillian Goldyn George Harper Stephen Iacobs Barbara Ianulis Dorothy Iusk Lorraine Kalata Lorraine Kedroski Eleanore Klimes Dorothy Kolody Ioseph Krbecek Iohn Lamb Eleanore Layman Ieanette Liebe Dolores Marozas Dolores Masek William Mathes loan McCormack Marilyn Miller Marion Murry Geraldine Nowaczyk Florence Przywara Iosephine Purlis Bessie Ranik Dorothy Reimann Dolores Renshaw Nina Rewchuk Dorothy Rinko Veronica Rybout Alice Rzeszut Esther Schultz Ann Marie Tassone Page 86 Marlene Vntava Dorothy Woitovich Olga Wolanski 4B Dolores Adochio Anna Mae Chivinsky Elaine Grabowski Catherine Hamilton Felicia Karlow Ioyce Kaye Io Ann Koehl Patricia McAteer Dolores Novak Dorothy Ratoike Constance Wachs 3A Mary Adamik Maryann Bozek Dolores Chmielowicz lean Dombro Eleanore Domurat Dianne Dusicha Loretta Findysz Dolores Glinskis Donald Iarvela Frances Iozaitis Loretta Kowalczyk lsabelle Lesmeister Sally Miskel Margaret Moore Delphine Musial Margaret Pavlick Loretta Rusetcki Catherine Santoro Margaret Sheedy Constance Stec Dolores Zalem emocracg in .xdcfion V Left to right: Donald Kuipers, president: Dorothy Gerut, secretaryg Helen Thomas, vice-presidentg Norman McCrea, treasurer: Edward Woytowich, sergeant-at-arms: and Marion Yuskie, attendance clerk. The Student Council is representative democracy at work. This student organization is composed of one delegate and an alternate elected from each division. In this way the proceedings of the meetings are brought to the students through the delegates, at division period. The Council sponsors skating parties and prepares our budget for contributions to charities. All washrooms are sup- plied with soap and paper towels for the convenience of the student body. The council gives recognition to school ser- vices performed by students through the Civic Award letter and the Civic Award pin, In addition, beautification of the school campus is one of this year's major projects. Page 87 oggkffi Curfain . .Acfion . Topz Left to right: Bob Raudonis, Dorothy Wall, Florence Pryzwara, Charlene Fromme, Alvin Kinnaman, Marion Ross, and Bryan Snell in Background for Nancy. Bottom: Left to rightz Don Clark, Iohn Burns, Edward Kammer, Ioe Lichay, Tony D'Andrea, Valeria Macis, and Terry Meskauskas in MGhost of Ben- jamin Sweetf' a Hallowe'en fantasy. Many of the actors and actresses shown above were cast in the Senior Play, Ulunior Miss. We will long remember Terry Smuda in her portrayal of the sweet sixteen girl, A talented cast. working under the superb direction of Mrs. Roberts made drama history at Kelly High School in their presentation of this play. Page 88 Jef? ,Honor Sociefg Recipients of the coveted Kelly Torch. Seated-left to right: lean Dombro, Catherine Santoro, Sally Miskel, Eleanore Layman, Dolores Zalem, Harry Blaesing, Constance Stec, Eleanore Domurat and Catherine Hamilton. Standing-left to right: Connie Bitel, Delphine Musial, Margaret Pavlick, Mary Adamik, Isabelle Lesmeister, Dolores Sessions, Loretta Findysz and Mar- garet Sheedy. Not pictured: Margaret Moore and Sidney Cole. The student seeking to attain membership in the Kelly Honor Society must prove himself Worthy of this honor by procuring or above for the semester in his major subjects and G or above in his minors. After four successive semesters of membership, he is qualified to receive a torch, Lack of the required grades, poor citizenship, or the election to the National Honor Society will automatically cancel a students membership in the Kelly Honor Society. The Kelly Honor Society offers a challenge to every ambitious Kellyan. So hats off 'to those who have achieved their goal in becoming members of this worthy society. Page 89 GIRLS' CHOIR PERSONNEL: lst Row: left to right: F. Lopez, P. Iendrzjek, P. Lewanski. T. Urlik. E. Slattery, B. DelVicario, D. Baxter, D. Mysek. Miss H. Dallach, 2nd Row: A. Kotlarski, D. Doombos, D. Doornbos, D. Mikuta, M. L. Zenner, L. Garbo, L. Witkowski. 3rd Row: I, Hopkins, N. Hunt. D. Dosicka, D, Venchello, B. Men- delson, I. Ierkaitis. P. Kelly. 4th Row: B. Zinkel, D. Anderson, B. Wojciechowski, V. Turen, F. Casa- blanca. Sth Row: D. Colen, L. Santoro. D. Woytowich, A. Williams. D. Crooks. 6th Row: A. Sammet. I, Robson, I. Mikrut, F. Fingello, D. Carr. 7th Row: S. Nieman, D. Marozas, M. A. Zion, D. Musial, M.Young. Sth Row: M. Ross. D.Ratoike, A. Laske, P. Pechous. 9th Row: E. Super, H.Young, E, Schultz, I. Monohan, M. LaVeine. 10th Row: I. Simon. I. Kolinda, I. Zalumsky, I. Slang, S. Singer. llth Row: S. Guzlas, D. Syzmanski, T. Matkovitch, C. Shumack. WMM a Ong in ur earfzi When you were sweet, when you were sweet six- teen, is one of the favorites of the Girls' Choir. Singing at assemblies and concerts keeps the Choir busy. Solo- ists, duets, and trios are cultivated in the Choir under the skillful direction of Miss H. Dallach. A special solo day is set aside each week so that each Choir member may have the experience of performing before an audience. Page 90 HALL GUARD CAPTAINS: Foreground: Eleanor Layman Dolores Chimielovvic lst row: Eleanor Siadek Loretta Drzatwa Rita Bonze Audrey Bertram 2nd row: Frances Friscia Elaine Grabowski Marlene Wellnitz CLEAN -LIP COMMITTEE: Gene Karasek Robert McGowan Constance Oster Ruth Delich Iames Dombro George Hornyak George Harper Walter Forst Rita Stefanski LaRome Frelly Constance Wachs Dolores Adochio Page 91 The Hall Guards and Clean-Up Committee are two import- ant service organizations of the school. The l-lall Guard Captains check the attendance of all hall guards and supervise the general appearance and order in the corridors, The Clean-Up Committee Wears glasses scrutinizing the halls for dirt. The Work of the Committee this year was highlighted by their Spring Erolicf' lst Violins Ioanne Willanger David Klora Marlene Adams Marlene Votava Dorothy Hager Valeria Macis Mildred Anthony Richard Iackowiak 2nd Violins Nancy Dziadkowiec Dolores Sobol Ioan Franz Theresa Rakoczy Helen Neufeld uri ic Soofked Q ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL MR. BYRON BLACKARD, Director Genevieve Iuris Glory Barcal Irene Malanowski Mary Adamilg ' Dolores Zglem 5 'Q Violas I ' Virgini ' Marilyn Rita Hag' Dolores Piencak Peggy Semon Cellos Dolores Gabbert Dorothy Nawrccky Mary Ann Frencl Rosemary Cermak Irene Mikulski Alma McElclerry Basses Harry Blaesing Marlene Quinn Ioan Riskowsky Flutes Florence Przywara Ieannette Queen Clarinets Dorothy Iusk Rosemary Hodel Oboe , . Theresa,VSmuda Bassoon Gerald Grabinski Horns Audrey Pesco Norman Shearier Trumpets Laverne Kirby Dorothy Skibinski Trombone Herbert Pennock Tympani Frank Vinseck I 1 Page 92 lll,5iC jimi! 5 ls 320 the room from which all of those nice over- tures and symphonies come? asked the inquiring fresh- ie. The answer, Yes, Practice and more practice is necessary, however, before our orchestra is ready to present overtures, concertos, and semi-light classical numbers for school assemblies and special functions. The orchestra featured lVlarcVhf'fa1nd Entrance of Peers from Iolanthe and Humperdixitlgs Prayer from Hansel and Gretel as their contributiorrfior the annual Autumn Concert. Currently they are diligefhhy working on Ulphigenia of Aulisn and White's Serenade for the orchestra contest and spring concert. And who guides these embryonic violinists and cellists? . . . why Mr. Byron P. Blackard. Page 93 Saofdaa .jvlafa . . . ol,ocLem ofocLec! ' 0 erue A an onor On shelf: H. Skender. Top row: E. Hamelka, S. Dublanski, R. Ianus, R. ' 'Petruskevich, D. Myers, C. Graca, I. Labuda. Middle row: Aitutis, R. Buiter, F. Paicewicz. First row: M. Skaley, L. Vernetti, D. Schmit. Standing: G. Thomas, B. Wojciechowski, G. Skender, D. Dzielinski S. Guide, M. Kuta, I. Gayer, M. Soletnik, I. Dombro. Seated: S. Wagqoner, C. Bitel, I. Druktenis, E. Kampfert, D. Kosche L. Sak, D. Wasierski, Miss Windblad, Sponsor. Two important services to the school are performed by the Service Girls and the Bookroom Assistants. If a luncheon, tea, or banquet is to be serviced, the cooperative, courteous, and graciously poised service girls are ever ready to plan and serve under the direction of their sponsor, Miss Windblad. What would a school be without books? Our efficient bookroom boys are charged with the responsibility of issuing, stamping, checking in, and inven- torying all textbooks. Good judgment, reliability, and a high degree of effi- ciency are traits demanded by Mr. Small of the boys who man this service. Page 94 ' 1 fp- ' ' ' . f , , y ,J off. me 91,1 -..es-L,fr,f.f. M 4 If gwwg ay aft aff f i f I f , fy.. ,, r . 4' Q , gg 'Q' ' ' 'lflflmfd 'Mfaff Top picture: Demonstrating: D. McCarthy lst row: R. Scholtens C. Franzke I, Uhler R, Iohnson T. Walleck Zud F. I. I. I. 3rd row: T. Lihosit E. Stryszak E. Nawracoj Lower picture: lst row: C. Sopruch S. Cole L. Riedle H. Litborski R, Becvar 2nd S. Zalumbskis D. Kubik T. Doran D. Krueger C. Cunningham R. Matz row: Wind Yuskenas Stark Licatesi POW! The members of the Electricians' and Motion Pic- ture Operators' Clubs gladly give up their spare time in order to make our school a more enjoyable and efficient community. Whether it be a class activity in the visual education room or a stellar performance in our assembly hall, these service men are at hand to illuminate the presentation. In the upper picture the electricians are engrossed in the operation of a spotlight, While in the lower picture the movie operators seem well wrapped up in their work. Page 95 f,'IfIL'1fM,,4 Why the happy look? The business staff is well satisfied with the outcome of its finances. Page editors make a final check up while Orville Singer takes time out to demonstrate his masterful ability in making paper dolls! Copyreading, typing, discus- sing plans for coming issues- ah, yes, Clarion reportersare always busy. Our superior journalists have merited membership in Quill and Scroll, National Honorary Society for High School Iour- nalists, through hard work, per- severance, and excellent schol- arship. Page 96 YM LZM Jlf. V nw Top left: Edward Brenner, Donald Tomes, Vincent Castrogiovanni, Bill Mathes and Esther Schultz listen intentively as Dan McCarthy discusses plans for the Sweet Sixteen Lamplighterf' Top right: This is the way it was last year, explains Lillian Fregeau, editor. We want ours to be unique. Veronica Rybout, Dorothy Rinko, Steve Iacobs, Isabelle Lesmeister, Dan McCarthy, George Harper, Dolores Novak, Middle left: Plans for the Lamplighter pass the scrutinizing eyes of Mr. Dempsey, Mrs. Genender, Mrs. Role, and Mrs. Parker, publications advisers. Middle right: A'Do you like the layout of these pages? Dorothy I-lager, Ioan Kalivoda, and Sam Cordero have assumed this responsibility. Lower left: Advertising and finances are important problems in producing a year book. Arlene Riebou, Ioseph Skwierczynski, Anne Sammet, Richard Misiaveg, and Marilyn Armellino have solved these problems in a pains- taking and efficient manner. Page 97 eruice id ur Woffo With the help of these girls, and many others, Kelly has one of the best equipped libraries in the city. There are not only girls serving you in the library but boys, too. They repair the dam- aged books, put pockets in new books, and serve you in any way possible. Students are at your service every period of the day. This service is Wholly voluntary and is done during the student's free period. Left to right: I. Kaukialo, D. Garbo, F. Marek, V. Weisenburger, B. Durachta, I. Ierkaitis, S. Thelen. On Guard! Al- ways for your pro- tection and safety. Fire Guards under the direction of Iohn Lamb, Iunior Fire Page 98 Marshal, stage mock fire drill. Admiring the handmade ornaments on our Christmas tree are: P.T.A. members: Mrs. Mil- keris, Mrs. Biske, Mrs. Anderson, president: Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Allen, Principal, and Mrs. Weitak. Woman nfog ocfa fi g Kelly's P.T.A. is not all play and no work. Each year the Parent- Teacher Association has a theme which is discussed at regular sessions, the third Wednesday afternoon of each month. After the business and dis- cussion, each meeting closes with a social hour at which time refreshments are served. , Our P.T.A. members are ever alert to their responsibility of providing excellent educational opportunities for the children of this community. The cake and cookies must have been good at Here you are,.Mother. Gerald Margalus, a the Mothers' Tea, cne of the important social func' graduating senior, graciously serves at the Mothers' tions of each graduating class! Tea. ommunify Cooloerafion The sweet-sixteenersn co-operated with Kel1y's Community Council to put over the annual dance for the benefit of our extracurricular activities. The dance, held this year at St. Agnes' Ballroom, November 19, 1948, was a big night for the entire community. Daniel McCarthy and Margaret Lubawy were presented with the first and second door prizes by Mr. H. Begeman and Mr. B. Hartnett of the council. The Community Council is intensely interested in improving all educa- tional facilities in the community. The culminating activity of the council this year was the banquet tended Mrs. Allen, May 11, on the occasion of her tenth anniversary as principal of our school. Page 100 at JM of cfm .fdcfivifiefs My community . . . my city . . . my state . . . my country! If l am lacking in any essential facts, the Social Science Laboratory is my storehouse of infor- mation on any topic pertaining to the Social Sciences. The laboratory is really the core about which many class activities revolve at Kelly. Visiting educators from other cities have proclaimed our laboratory as outstanding. Raymond Naglett, Adolph Prusa, Florence Halerz, Shirley Glazer, and Dolores Rogers investigate a map of Chicago. Page 101 wafcA!u! ggerf . . . Marlene Votava, Edward, Scholtens, Herman Begeman, and Anna Walus cautiously prepare hydrogen gas. Accuracy is of vital importance to these young engineers, S. Golba and Uhler Page 102 Z? , ufform n owa . nilab il .gyofdler Clothes, clothes, and more clothes are every girl's desire Whether they're sixteen or six- ty. This desire becomes reality in a clothing class. Give Arlene Weinberg and Lenore Pliester material, thread, scissors, a sewing machine-and presto, a new dress. The creative skill of the stu- dents in this Industrial Arts Laboratory is developed in Page 103 three fieldsg metal Work, elec- tricity, and printing. 5 angudge .fdrfd Guitarist Thomas McDonald inspires Senoritas Rose Mary Hodel, Ioan Kohel, lune Cech, and Catherine Hamilton to sing 'ACuatro Vida for their Spanish Class While Senor Richard Leato has his siesta. The art of listening is being demonstrated in an English Class by Ronald Maziorka, Robert Marzalek, and Iames Kalkowski, while Paula Dluski uses the wire recorder to check her speech errors. Page 104 Wu fri ll ion xlaeria When a girl reaches sixteen and hasn't learned to cook and bake, the out- look for her future looks pretty dim, says Mary Lou Carrozo. Marie Saletf nik keeps a watchful eye on her roast. These Kelly gals need not worry about their next meal, Helen Thomas whips up a frosting, while Helen Gjerko and Mary McNamara sample their culinary efforts. All good things come to an end . . . pots and pans must be left spotless so . . . Marilyn Kuta, Ieri Druka tenis, and Vera Worobey swing into action. Page 105 24 pl 06Lfl'l El' UQl g0l'l8. Top picture: Sam Cordero, Dorothy Hager, Georgette Skala, and Dorothy Oko put finishing touches on their art masterpieces. Lower left: Sharon Cardwell, William Koutrimas, Frank Noga, and Carol Matz are not solving the troubles of the universe, but a problem in geog- raphy is captivating their interest. Lower right: The square root of 'Sweet Sixteen equals four happy years at Kelly. Lucky we have learned our math. Page 106 lfUQ8f and C3Z,0UQfg The Mixed Choir likes You were sixteen, my village queen, a phrase from the perennial favorite, The Old Mill Stream. The Nutcracker Suite, an operetta given by the Mixed Choir featured many solo- ists. The performances of Helen Thomas, Ienny Bender, Marlene Miller, Dorothy Szymanski, Barbara Chalupa, lames Black, Dolores Fornek, and Hugo Schmidt will long be remembered. The Choir also performs at special programs and school assemblies. Caroling around our Christmas tree during the Yule season is a Choir tradi- tion. Miss H. Dallach is the director of our Choir. MIXED CHOIR PERSONNEL: lst Row: Musilek, H. Topel. D. Halton. D. Snyder, B. Manoogian, A. Riebau, B. Chalupa, Davie. Miss H. Dallach. 2nd Row: H. Thomas, G. Frasca. Camphouse, A. M. Mangialardi, L. Surna. S. Lave, D. Horn, M. Lubawy, M. Armellino. 3rd Row: I. Bender, C. Malley, M. Zarbock, G.Rnl1eck, S. Sheehan, C. Bormann, R. C. Mazcr, M Byron, M Parolik, I. Mullin. S Schinkel. A. lohns. 4th Row: D. Novak, D. Fornek. A. Kostewicz. I. Lis, Kulikowski. M. Miller, S. Paslc. I. Tiknis. Caruther, C. Schiemndl. Koncevic. G. Keenan. Sth Row: F. Szostak, R. Chierxvin- ski. R. lapnus. E. Sienkowski, Camealy, F. lozaitis. M. LaMarChe, V. Gruchot, G. Lisowski, D. Roman. N. Kroth, G. Bouzak. 6th Row: R. Zurowski, Black. Skwieiczynsky, H. Schmidt, R. Scheuer. Miranda, Yordy, D. Roberts, A. Crbut, R. Sipich. Page 107 , Qt .fdfftifea of 31,8 J,1,,,,,. Win . . . lose . . . tie, the keynote of Kelly play is good sports- manship. In every game, our peppy cheerleaders lead the crowd in happy approval of a fine play, while our team players give their all. Both gymnasiums buzz with activity as our intramural pro- grams progress. Healthy participation in programs designed to atf tract not only the expert athletes, but those who are average in ability, is encouraged. A well developed body is the complement of a keen mind. Page 108 f x 4mun,.,.,w,.q.W W.-,..ff-MMM Top picture: Coach Strocchia instructs rookies I.Wojcik, I.Passt, and K. Ross. Bottom picture: Starting line: C. Bialobok, A.Abso1on, I. LaBuda, R. Willey, R. Raudcnis, R. Chalupa, and I. Miranda, Page 110 7 j7AQg l Q 1199861 ! Under the able guidance of Coach Strocchia, our grid- men paved the way to one of Kelly's most successful football seasons. Although we boasted a squad of only twenty-five varsity members, we proved a threat to some of the larger teams in the league. Working with this small group of boys, Coach Strocchia Whipped them into a powerful machine, eleven cogs in a great wheel, bowl- ing over opposition. Cooper- ation with the coach plus the will to play hard and well brought honor and glory to Kelly. ,T Top row: Coach Strocchia, B. Petruskevitch, A. Deval, R. Forsuk I Pechous R. Laskowski, R. Kulich, H. Raddatz, A.Kinnaman, I.Wo1c1k Manager I. O'Neill. Middle row: I. Passt, F. Dziedzic, I. Lichay, A. Bischoff, E. McDonough I Gxer tuga, W. Mankunas, I. Knapczyk, E. Pierzhala, K. Ross. Bottom row: C. Bialobok, R. Absolon, I. LaBuda, R. Willey, R Raudonis R Chalupa, I. Miranda. 'ML JUM! Me CWI, . JJ J me .iam Kelly ....,. Kelly ...... Kelly ,,.... Kelly ....,. Kelly ...... Kelly ...,.. Dunbar .... Phillips .... Gage Park Farragut .. Englewood Lindblom The Kelly Trojans scored 82 points to their oppon ents' 69 points in league games, thereby racking up a 500 percentage, and tying for a third place berth in the Central Section of the Football League. Page Ill SCORES: Dunbar ....,,,,.. 39 Ke ly .....,,, 35 Phillips ......,.., 36 Kelly .,,,,,,. 42 Lindblom ,...,.,, 51 Kelly ...,.... 49 Harrison ...,,,.. 37 Kelly ........ 68 Gage Park ..,, 47 Kelly ..,..... 51 Farragut ,v...... 46 Kelly ....,,.. 53 Dunbar .l,,.,,,,, 46 Kelly ....,,,. 65 Tilden ..,....,..,, 66 Kelly .......l 46 Playoff Score: Sweet Sixteen Tournament City League Vocational ,... 61 Kelly ..,,,... 49 Upper right picture: Senior Basketball Team: lst row: I. Dziuba, A.Pa1iakas, W. Elliott, Capt.: D. Kamp- fert, D.Fatima. 2nd row: R.Buchanan, Coachg H. Begeman, Mgr.: F.Dziedzic, N. McCrea, R, Willey, M. Woicik, A.DeCil1o. 3rd row: D.Brall, Mgr.: Young, R. Matz, I. Walsh, D. Costa, R. Pouliot. 60lfU f GCLIUQIAJ With Kampfert, Elliott, and Paliakas, the only veteran letter- men, Coach Buchanan recruited Fatima from the Iunior squad and Walsh, a new student, to mold a third place sectional team. The squad which was small for a Senior team was exceptionally strong at home where they lost only one practice game and one league game, The Senior team winning 5 and losing 3 finished the season in third place and a position in the playoffs. Page ll2 Iunior Basketball Team: lst row: F. Zukoski, L. Bala- chowski, M. Wenckunas, Capt.: R. Buchanan, Coach: I. Muting, D. Clark. 2nd row: A. DeCillo, Mgr.g R. Masterson, I. Knapczyk, G. Morgan, K. Kloske, F. Mikuta, I. Kinzel. 3rd row: D. Brall, Mgr.: M. Iudge, L, Pczniak, B. Snell, D. Quinn, I. Bereckis, H. Bege- . man, Mgr. Y i unior gaffefeerfi DuSablc Philips ..., Lindblom Harrison .. Gage Park Farragut .. Dunbar . Tifden ...... Lower left: Captains Wenckunas and Elliott plan strategy with Coach Buchanan. Upper right: A. Paliakas gets the A'tip from F. Dziedzic. Lower right: F. Kinzel attempts to intercept a dribble by D. Clark. Page 113 COR . ......,... 30 , ......,,,. 38 ES: Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Top row: A. Frank, D, Sneddon, D. Brall, L. Iudickas, M. Dzincioloski, I. Kornita, D. Tomes, R. Farrell, I. Pamperous, R. Struwe, R. Stec, R. Mikal, E. Kammer, E. Blotteaux, P. Kania, A. Banals, E. Kohn, Coach Fralick. First row: G. Rogers, S. Zalewski, C. Kardas, K.K1ug, I.Iakubik, R. Kaczynski, R. Kleifgen, Mjafck .gf oa ie D. Gazsik, W. Seiffert. The Kelly Trojans made an untiring effort to win, but victory was not to be theirs until the fighting eleven beat McKinley one to nothing. Although the team had more downs than ups, their spirit and sportsmanship never faltered, Next year, with the return of many of our letter men, Kelly hopes to make a grand showing. This year Kelly contributed two players G. Rogers, left full- back and L. Iudickas, outside left, to the all-star team. SCORES: Kelly vs. Tilden ........., ....... 0 -4 Kelly vs. Tilden ..,.....,. ,......... 0 -6 Kelly vs. McKinley ,...... ......, 2 -4 Kelly vs. McKinley ......, .......... 1 -0 Kelly vs. Crane .......... ........... 0 -6 Kelly vs. Crane .......... .......... 2 -9 Page 114 Jkt file .SZCU Action seems to be the byword when the green 'n white are in the game. There is never a dull moment from the time the first ball is pitched until the Trojans leave the diamond victoriously. Whether you're swinging at the plate, beating out a hot grounder to third, or eating dust at second, you will find that it is all part of the game. With four veterans of last year's central Section Champs in the lineup, the Kelly nine hopes to be on top during the '49 season. Page 115 iming . . . recidion . . . Coorchnafion. Our gymnastic team was not quite large enough to put three boys into the championship division in the annual city gymnastic meet: however, we were able to capture fourth place in the contest. At the present time Coach Hermann is encouraging freshmen on the team to practice in order that the team may develop into gymnasts who will give stiff competition within the next two years. The an- nual demonstration presented by our gymnasts is a source of in- formative entertainment to all who are fortunate enough to attend. Gymnastic Team: V. Castrogiovanni, W. Boduch, F. Kubick, Stankos, E. Spicka, R. Farrell, H. Lenz, W. Manlcunas, A. Waleske, I. Tablerion, F. Mikuta, S, Cole, D. Lesiak, R. Reh- feldt, R. Ahlfeld, A. Kubis, R. Matulionis, S. Zaleski, B. Zaleski, G. Giliano, R. LaPham, D. LaPham, on apparatusg Mr. Hermann, Coach. Page 116 ,Qu y. WQJIA., Top row: R. Raudonis, R. Ottway, N. Drzewicke, W. Mankunas, A. Pruse, R. Nowaczyk, A. Bischoff, D. McCarthy, R. Mickas, R. Rhizma, Smuziak, R. Kostush, R. Amato, K. Ross, H. Madden, Manager: Coach Fralick. Bottom row: D. Levicki, A. Frank, T. Walleck. T. Pozniak, A.Wa11eske, S. Socha. I.Tabler- ion, I. LaBuda, D. Tomes, R. Durling, R. Pollock, N. Gravenites, E. Zarnowlski. Seated: E. Zuffa, D. Lambert, A. Werbowetzki. Although our wrestling team did not fare too well this season, the members gained valuable experience which will be an asset in the coming season. S. Socha, R. Absolon, and R. Rhizma represented Kelly in the annual State Wrestling Meet at the University of Illinois. Page 117 ro 'an ea owed Kick those feet harder, pull those arms, familiar words Coach Strocchia stresses in every prac- tice session with the Kelly Swim- ming Team. While the present team has not captured any laurels in city swim meets this year, Coach Strocchia is conscientiously developing swimmers among the IB and IA boys. The team boasts of only four senior natators, but within the next year there should be several upsets in the city swim records by some of the younger team members. Above: Ioe Fudacz, senior team member executes a perfect half-twist. Below: R. Mikal, R. Bedran, I. Fudacz, I. Burns, D. Markham, R.Rehfe1dt, R. Brendecke, I.Grams, R. Matulionis, I. Neville, W. Goreczny, G. Campbell, Coach Strocchia. Page 118 Freshman Touch Tackle Champs: Bottom row: E. Griffin, E. Lus- tyck, H. Bartlaga, R. Zalumskis Top row: S. Pitassi, R. Blake, T Novak, I. Krueger. Sophomore Touch Tackle Champs: R. Haavind, A. Meyer, Ker- ney, B. McDermott, B. Costello I. Iakubik, O'Neil', G. Holmes and Matthews take a utip' from Captain C. Kaczmarzyk. Senior Touch Tackle Champs: Front row: T. Yakaitis, B. Gris ko, E. Novak, R. Formiller, L Skubal. Back row: L. Balachow- ski, Capt.: Shipper, R. Kutz E. Zenner. Iunior Touch Tackle Champs: Top row: D. Kcrznaric, R Wilezynski, D. Iarvella, R Waszkiewicz, H. Garstecki, R Gecas, I. Blasek. Bottom row: D Gawlak, Capt. R. Iohnson, F Wind, C. Graca, I. Peleckis. .gn fI 6Ll'lfLlfLl CLf There was keen competition in this year's intramural games, touch tackle, basketball, and softball, and the teams that came out on top had to play hard for their shields. Since their institution, intramural sports have helped greatly to teach the boys how to play the games without giving up any extra time after school. Approximately seventy-five per cent of our boys participated in these sports. A Page 119 iwanianfi gefe .fdfkifefi A highlight of the fall sports season was the Soccer-Football Dinner tended team members by the Archer Road Kiwanians. Like- wise, the Basketball and Baseball boys are given the same recognition by the Kiwanians during the spring of the year. Roast beef plus all the trimmings . . . oh, me! oh, my! Guests of honor included Dale Samuels, star quarterback of the Lindblom City Champs' team, and Coach Von Bremmer whose stirring address on Sportsmanship was well re- ceived. Zip and zest were added to the occasion through the community song fest led by Mr. McKeag and through the rousing cheers and yells of the Cheerleaders. Coaches Fralick and Strocchia voiced their praises for the fine cooperation between these representative businsss and pro- fessional men and our teams. Page 120 j0OV'9,0s51,,,, Q,a-waevsliwf .rw .S?0LlfA .HQGUJQJ l . Top row: Sponsor, R. Hermann: A. Waleske, S.Zalewski, N. Gravenites, R. Mikal, I. Hartig, D. Tomes, A. Bischoff, A. Paliakas, A. Kinnaman, K. Klaski, G. Heinen, R. Stec, A. Deval. Middle row: R. Farrell, I. Labuda, C. Karclas, R. Bedran, I. Burns, E. DePasque, M. Wenckunas, E. Spicka, I. Kinzel. Bottom row: R. Dewart, I.-Fudacz, R. Chalupa, H. Begeman, R. Wil y, R. Raudonis, I. Miranda, I. O'Neill, E. McDonou h. . S, IM 4 ,ll And loyal sons of Kelly are the members of the Club. Membership in this organization is achieved through distinguishing oneself by earning a em- blem. For three long weeks the initiates perform all sorts of antics to the pleasure of their fellow club members. The K Club dance, with pledges in costume, and the iwlfw is E annual Club Banquet are the highlights of their social season. Good clean fun, coupled with a discussion of sports and the promotion of good sportsmanship in all school activities is the core of this club program. Page 121 wr. ,mf ,ww at gi,4.,4 G.A.A. BOARD Standingz Ioy Barry Margaret Pavlick Anna Mae Chivinsky Nina Rewchuk Delphine Musial Carol Strobl Sitting: Anna Mae Mangialardi Felicia Karlow Mary Ann Gallagher Lorraine Cook Dolores Nowak Arlene Reibau Looks easy girls, but it seems like you need help. How about trying it all by yourselves? Trust the faithful G.A.A. Board to work out an interesting program to keep G.A.A. members on their toes and physically fit. A few of the activities provided to keep that sweet sixteen figure include: bicycling, hiking, tennis, bowling, and roller skating, The real G.A.A. member is characterized by good sportsmanship, fair- ness, friendly co-operation, and a sense of loyalty, Coincidentally, with the publication of the 16th Lamplighter the Kelly G.A.A. also began the 16th year of its existence in the spring of '49, Page 122 Top left picture: A tense moment as Sophie Guzlas is being rescued by Mary Ann Gallagher in the Life Saving Class. Top right picture: Sweet Sixteen . . . the entire Life Saving Class, Standing: Genevieve Tolar, Lavila Boruta, Margaret Pavlick, Dolores Tennicott, Betty Orzak, Pat Sinca- vitch, and Sophie Guzlas. Sitting: Carol Matz, Iulie Ierkatis, Ann Kostewiez, Dolores Gabbert, Mary Ann Gallagher, Carol Strobl, Betty Plese, Irene Twardowski, and Irene Sirbike. Lower picturez--'Cheerleaders' Squad-Bottom: Marlene Votava, Genevieve Tolar, Rita Hager, Geraldine Brezinski and Dolores Pienciak. Second from Bottom: Nancy Buck, Ioan Batastini, Florence Kaukialo and Pat Kelly. Third from Bottom: Irene Evtuch, Esther Skala and Marlene Miller. Top: Ioan Heiser. im . . . igor' . . . Mfagfy. Practice makes perfect! Iust fits the Girls' Life Saving Class at Kelly. Instead of merely swimming for the pleasure of it once each week, these hard working mermaids perfect their knowledge and skill in advanced swimming and life saving practices. Like- wise, many long hours of practice are required to attain member- ship in the Cheerleaders' Squad-the real morale boosters at our games and pep assemblies. Yeh! Kelly. Page 123 ' Can they pass! Can they make basketsl Girls' All Star-Basket- ball Team. Good form girls! Heads up! Backs straight! Knees out! lt's inl A free throw made by Irene Twar- dowski as members of this winning team look on. pads fjltaf gc! The girls' gym classes never reach the point where activity is at a standstill. Whether it is in the pool, in the gym, or in the health class, activity is always to the fore. The fall season ushers in soccer and captainball, followed by volleyball and basketball during the winter, and in those balmy spring days softball holds full sway. ln the pool, the joy in accomplishment of a freshie girl learning to paddle for the first time is just as great as that of her senior sister making the Life Saving Class. The program is strenuous but the girls enjoy it. Page 124 .sirenuoud .9 ,W The importance of developing good trong bodies as Well as developed minds cannot be overemphasized A Well rounded physi cal program is the girls gym department s aim Cur girl attack the problem intensively and the results no hner girls than the Kelly girls. Bicycling is fun on a bicycle, but how does it feel on the floor, girls? Don't miss that ball Ioan, or the game is lost! The pride of the gym -our Letter Girls! All hold the coveted Award. Standing: Ioyce Kaye, Nina Rewchuk, Dolores Nowak, Lor- raine Cook, Mary Ann Gallagher, Irene Twar- dowski, and Norene Larabee. Sitting: Fran- ces Cassells, Dolores Gabbert, Iulie Ierkatis, Nancy Buck, Felicia Karlow, Ioan Lloyd, and Mary Bitta. Page 125 M deff Cf qvzlgcyllbiw e g oord on pqm e Q, Q1 Llilufy All The Mission of the R.O.T.C. is to qualify students for positions of ,RD f Exgflw military leadership. In addition, it helps to provide an electorate in- IJJJJ formed as to American traditions, ideals, and institutions, including lwj ' my the purpose and necessity of a sane policy of national defense. Www Mp 1 X ' .wk I Color Guards . . . 'Tenshunn is the signal for the opening of all important formal meet- ings at Kelly. Our Color Guard performs with snap and precision. ,, W , Plans and Strategy are a most important detail of every military maneuver. Kelly's Offi- cer Staff is busily en- gaged in making these outlines. Page 126 --S QQ iff, Wen . Left to Right-Upper Picture: Lt. Uhler, Pvt, Hendren, Pvt. Ziemanski, Pvt. Tryjanowski, Lt. Dorociak. Left to Right-Lower Picture: Pvt. Chmai, Pvt. Maziarka. Sgt. McMahon, Military Instructor: Sgt. Skwierczynski, Pvt, Naglevitch, Sgt. Iuskie, Pvt. Watka, Pvt. Kendall, Pvt. Kondelik, Pvt. Bennett, Pvt. Zimmerman, Pvt. Knawa. Pvt. Ivins. Upperz Map Reading is but one phase of the corps' training. A group of in- structees intently look on as Lt. Uhler points out an interesting spot on the Kelly Campus. Lower: The Use and Care of the Weapon is the soldiers' prime responsibility. Sgt. McMahon, Kelly's Military Instructor, demonstrates the mechanism of the rifle to a class of R.O.T.C. members. Page 127 Rael? im . ire . lntensive training in all basic phases of military drill, command and organization, military history, policy, map reading, scouting and patrolling, musketry, posture, sanitation and first aid, rifle marksmanship and military discipline plus courtesy is given to our R.O.'1'.C. unit. Under the capable direction of our two military instructors, Captain Patrick and Sergeant McMahon an average array of cadets has been trained to form a highly successful unit. Cur Kelly R.O.T.C. has had top rating as an honor school during the years 1940, 1941, 1942, 1944, 1948, and 1949. Page 128 , On the road to marks- manship the six main steps are sight and aim- ing, positions, trigger squeeze, timed fire, sus- tained fire, and exami- nation. The Rifle Team is taught the importance of position, trigger squeeze, and proper breathing to increase their skill as proficient marksmen. 15 fif4nc! fAe Le jifec! wifA The gallant lads and beautiful lassies danced on and on soft strains of lovely music, never to be forgotten . . . When You Were Sweet Sixteen When first I saw the love-light in your eye- I dreamt the world held naught but joy for me And even though we drifted far apart- Q I never dream but what I dream of thee: I love you as I never loved before- Since first I met you on the village green Come to me or my dream of love is o'er-- I love you as I loved you, when you were sweet, When you were sweet sixteen. Page 129 Wad ic to the P X B 1 3 f wi- 'W' NG-.Z ' Wv?5v4'f 2 M Jampdgtfef ADVANCE ALUMINUM CASTINGS CORP. ALDEN S, INC .............,,............................................ ARCHER AVENUE BIG STORE ....................... ARCHER HOME MAKERS APPLIANCES 6 TELEVISION .........v..v.............................. 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X! 5,1 -All 5 xx xi I X Xix xr X X xx f J ........3923 Archer Avenue f 1 -. 1 CHESTA PHARMACY ....................... ........ 4 143 Archer Avenue f Q' .lf -X' CHICAGO CARTON CO ....................................... ........ A 'A Friendly Place to VVork l 'il CITY WIDE FLORISTS ...,..........,.......................,......,..,..... 4121 Archer Avenue A CONTAINER CORPORATION OF AMERICA... DUDECK COAL 63 OIL COMPANY ,,............,... C. M. FASAN-FLORIST ,.................... FAVOR RUHL E3 COMPANY, INC. ......... . FELTMAN E3 CURME SHOE STORE ,........ FORTUNA FUNERAL HOME .............. FRIEDLANDER PHARMACY ........... GIBSON STUDIOS OF CHICAGO .,....,..... GRAND-HOMAN AUTO PARTS CO .......... .........1341 W. 35th Street ........HBest Wishes, Graduates ........l602 W. 35th Street X Gi 301 W. 55th Street ........425 S. Wabash Avenue ix ..... Smart Casual and Sport Shoei' ,.......2959 W. 43rd street' f1l X ........For School Supplies 5 ........l09 N. Wabash Avenue XA ri ........3985 Archer Avenue i BRYAN HARTNETT ,..........,.............,.......... ........ ' 'Much Success to You, Gr uat H I-IASNER 8 SON ...,.................. .,,,11., 3 956 S. California Avenue THE HI SHOP .,.......,.................................,...,,.,.,,.,.. ,,,,,,,, G ood Hotdogs and Hambu rs IUSTICE ELECTRIC SHOP .........,.................................. 6625 Archer Avenue KELLOGG SWITCHBOARD E3 SUPPLY CO .,.,,,.,.,..... L'Positions of Permanencyn KELLY LUNCHROOIVI ....,.....r.,......................................... Much Success and Happiness to Page 130 our Graduates TaI.f-- 'w-fc., .+L fd. 7:2I9AE7!9'Hfmn5t W I U LESHYN FLORAL SHO .......,....,..... . ...... Say It With Flowers IOHN T. LOVE .................................................................... 4373 Archer Avenue EDWARD R. MARSAN, D.D.S. ......... .. .. 3 ......... .. .,.. 4157 Archer Avenue MODERN FRANKLIN CO ...,........... ..,.. ..... 5 as S. 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