Kelvyn Park High School - Kelvynian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1940 volume:

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But Bob, instead of standing up, Looked like a ? mark. Georgie was an actor, No lines he couldn't speak . . . Georgie didn't get the part- His handshake was too Weak. Anne has sales ability -K That's always sure to Win. , She was only bones and skin. if-Q Q R v But Annie couldn't stand the strainf Am I Billy was an agent Who went from door to door- They couldn't catch what Billie said, So Billy sells no more. J Florence, a stenographer, Was chewing at dictation. Gave herax long vacation. Her boss, annoyed at smacking sounds, A . Iacqueline, a model, A lovely girl with glamor, Was so afraid to meet the boss That she could only stammer. i t A it The very hardest wayf So try to learn from their mistakes lt's almost sure to pay. These people learned their lesson I Shirley Parker HELPFUL HINTS We students, with the future before us, all want to make our lives some- thing to be proud of-we desire to tread the path of life that has good fortune at every bend of the road. This word success . . . everyone has a different interpretation of the word, but to the average student, a respected well-paid position is his idea of succeeding in this world. For all professions and all types of manual labor, it is necessary to have certain technical qualifications, but have you ever considered that technical skill alone will not realize your dreams and hopes? There is another factor necessary for success . . . your PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Some of you will probably comment that no one has ever complained of your appearance, but you should recall the old adage- Flattery is monstrous in your friends . lf you find that your personal appearance is not up to par, do something about it: don't stand idly by and watch the other fellow steal your job from you. Frankly, are you guilty of some of the following items? If you are, correct them, for it is then, and then only, that you have a chance of finding the path of life on which you Wish to journey. One of the physical requisites necessary for impressing an employer is your POSTURE. Although few of us realize it, our posture reveals character and degree of confidence. The fellow who is bent over, his head drooped, his eyes cast down-the one who always seems to blend in with the shadows, impresses you as a person not confident of himself-a man with an inferior complex and dejected disposition. li, on the other hand, you see a young man or woman walking with a firm tread, shoulders erect, head S? thrust back, eyes looking straight ahead, and arms swinging, . kj. how much more we notice that person! Confidence, alertness, and ability seem a part of such an individual. Even those with the ideal posture, however, have failed l in securing a position, because of crazy-quilt shirts, gaudy dresses, and untidy hair. Yes, next to posture, you must be certain of the NEATNESS OF YOUR APPEARANCE. To you, Sally Smith, we say-be sure that your hair is arranged t neatly and suitably, that your hands are cleaner than clean: that your nails are well manicured. Oh, if you could only W realize how an employer winces at the sight of an approach- fl 1 .f ing mademoiselle who resembles a painted clown. No, if you want that job, Sally, resort to light polish and conserva- tive makeup. And now, we breeze forth with advice to all the lohn i Smiths. Be sure that you're well-groomed. Are you a jitter- bug? Don't dress like one. When you apply for a job, wear a dark business suit, and if you're one of those men who feels uncomfortable in a vest, make certain that your coat is buttoned. See that your tie harmonizes with your suitp that your shirt is spotless. And now Iohnny and Sally, to you both we say this, be sure that your clothes are in good taste. Remember that fitting accessories are very important for they make an outfit look complete. Continued on page 50 4 f5l OFF TO WORK Will you be looking for a job soon? Then perhaps you may be interested in knowing something about jobs open to you in your favored field, and just what qualifications you must possess in order to be hired and not fired. Your opportunities for getting a good position are much better if you've completed a high school education. A good scholastic standing means a great deal to the iob hunter. Regardless of which type of position you intend to seek, an application letter will be necessary. Type it if possible-and make NO errors. See that it is brief and clear. Present facts, not opinions. Often an application in outline form is preferred, because it is most easily read. ln addition to the letter of application, many firms require 'Q a personal interview with the applicant. BE ON TIME for it! y - Be at your best. Remember that often you are accepted or f rejected in that first minute of the interview. Whether in the application blank or in the interview, tell the truth about references and high school records. Many firms check them. Besides these general hints, specific ones were obtained by our staff members who contacted a number of business houses. Those of our graduates who aim for typing jobs must be able to type a minimum of fifty Words a minute, with less than five errors. Prospective stenographers should be pre- pared to take dictation at about one hundred twenty-five words per minute. Many typists are turning to another field which has grown more and more important in this mechanical age-that of office machine operation. Because mechanical devices save time and money in an office, an efficientroperator of one of them may expect to be well paid. A number of firms hire high school graduates with good records in commercial courses, and train them to work these machines. Other com- panies require that their operators have had a training period in a school which gives instruction in the running of business machines. Some of the mechanical aids gaining increasing favor are comptometers, dictating, book- keeping, and various mathematical machines. , . ., A 5 . .. lr ll? Q7 t i llflt itttiii The personnel manager of a large department store informed us that to be hired as a clerk, one must have a fundamental knowledge of arithmetic, and the ability to speak distinctly. One must learn to be tactful, alert, and helpful with customers. Since many stores desire that applicants have had experience, students who work during vacations at neighborhood stores have an advantage. Iobs open to high school graduates in mail order houses are those of messenger, clerical worker, comptometer operator, typist and junior correspond- ent. Retaining one of these positions, or advancing to a higher and better paid one, depends upon the ability of the employee. Continued on page 51 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CAP AND GOWN Lorraine Iohnson Eleanore Cupidro Richard Dernlow Armella Ornas Wanda Pawyza Howard Polston OF THE IUNE CLASS Odd Linnerud Iarnes Cubbidqe Lauretta Schultz Elaine Komblum CLASS COMMITTEES OFFICERS STAGE DECORATION Arthur Giertsen Laynez Ackerrnann Ella Iean Carlsen Marjorie Keller Ethel Lechner Dolores Nobbe Lorry Anthony PIN AND RING Roy Alper Betty Iean Campbell Nellie Mae Hunicke Shirley Lokke Christ Nielsen Ray Thorsen PROM Marilyn Doherty Lorraine Brzostlco Reinhardt Lau Louella Rave Martha Shapiro Phyllis Snyder Iohn Gibbons William Kirby Betty Nilsen Mary Prish Loretta Tuminslci FACULTY SPONSORS Aqnes M. Andersen Edwin A. Lederer Berenice M. Paul Gerald I. Higgins Siqrid Nelson William A. Watson 6 THE CLASS OF JUNE NINETEEN FORTY HIGHEST RANKING STUDENTS 9B to 12B Inclusive Martha Sh p H R L eBrzastko D 1 N bb A ld Th mpsan R b tK ft B ity Nils Eth IL Marilyn D h ty I E d q Q LAYNEZ ACKERMANN - Ackerrnann --German Club, Bookkeeping Club, Slide Rule Club, Current Events Club, Mixed Chorus Pageant, Brotherhood of Mjrlin, Flying Squad, Library Assistant, Civics Club Treasurer, Hall guar , Prztlrfmt' li rl rltwuiimj ir1,qv'wfiff1t nf gcnizzf. ERNA ADAM- - Ern German Club, G. A, A., Bookkeeping Club, Commercial Club, Kelvyn Rangers' Riding Club, Hall Guard Captain, Hall guard, Checker Club, Assistant Circulating Manager, Games Class, Badt Social Hour, Friday Night Dance Committee. Qulcz, mlm, 1r1tt'lllgm1,' wi bunrg gum! .ibn It bull. IOHN ADLER-- Winchell Current Events Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, Flying Squad, Clean- up Committee, Circulation Manager. Nrzfmt' mrtrlt' bmi ui 11 .ibulzlrl . . . nut lfw lmrl mm' fmt mo good. JAMES ALDRIDGE, IR. - Henry -Circulating Manager. French Club, Pan- Amerrcan Club, Kelvynian Staff, Math Club, Hall Guard, Flying Squad. A fvllou' Irby Lf rvrj rmw, fl jwviwrrzlilj you tammt ronlpruu. GEORGE ALLEN-- Carrot Top Hall Guard Captain, Circulating Manager, Intramural Basketball and Baseball. l'l11r'k-rn! ,hilt f,UII't',l not 11 t'm'r'. IRVING ALPER Irv -Basketball Team, lntramural Bas- ketball Captain, Intramural Baseball, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Health Certificate Winner, 'K Klub, Hall Guard. rl huilwfbrzfl mn ,' uw!! iflmrwz limi' ami' fm. ROY ALPER Shrewd Head Captain Intramural Basketball, Captain In- tramural Baseball, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Athletic Manager, Office Assistant, Health Certificate Winner, History Play, Hall Guard. Aunt' buf lvimirlj tru! br' bm prmlllrl. HAROLD D. ANDERSON- - Andy Hall Guard, Division Clean-up Committee, Circulation Manager. Hn .tlmplu rtwn'd I laura' purlrlwutl ffm Willy tl't't'p rxml qmul 1115. LOBBY ANTHONY Lo , Toni Hall Guard, Mixed Cho- rus, Kelvyn Life Reporter, President Pan-American Club, Math Club, French Club, G. A. A., Girls' K Klub, President Kelvyn Hangers, Student Council Representative, Secretary Civics Club, Girls' Bowling League, Games Class. fl nluvvy burn! rllllrlji rlnrfi gfmrj. CASIMER APOLINSKI Apple Bookkeeping Club, Social Dancing, Band, Hall Guard, lntramural Baseball, Office Asststant. Nm um ln' tru'tlrf,i.i HI tlrmli, Nm' rfulfn-ml HI u'mrl.f, Nur Hllflbllllllf HI lbffllgbl. LUDA BAGEL Lu Library Assistant, Legion of Honor, Gym Assistant, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Health Counselor, German Club, Circulat- ing Manager, Games Class, lntramural Baseball. Ham' It nm' tl'lm'.r full of Itnrrb, Wbu mmtirl fruitful 14 lib plruilnr' und zlvitlfml zrlllv mrflb. IOE BANACHOWICZ--- Lefty -lntramural Basketball, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Camera Club, Magician's Club, Krowers Klub, Why 14'm'rY3, 11175 trnrf, all gun gr! 1.1 ,umm blur. RAYMOND BATKE Ray - -Athletic Manager, lntramural Basketball and Baseball, Student Council Representative, Captain Basketball Team, Hall Guard, K Klub. A11 rlllilrlt' uml fwrml lu flu 4lcffVll7'r'lI'. MARGARET BEATTIE Margre - G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Hall Guard, Games Class, Dancing Class, Teachers Assistant. IIN' jfurt' inrlplirllj IJ fllt'rlJl7Ig In ull. ELAINE BEHRENS - Barry - -Dancing Class, Dramatic Club, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard. If gnu uuml rr fm! ll1.'1I'i lfldt' lilrum' Ii full rim' girl for pun. RITA BERGMANN - Bergie -Hall Guard, Hall Guard Captain, Mixed Chorus, Bookkeeping Club, Checker Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Glee Club. .fl lrllirllirl' l1i'1:1l'rl-mul bumllr' nf fun. LUCILLE BESKE- - Lu --G. A. A., Hall Guard, Short Forms Club Secretary, Secretarial Training Club, Camera Club, Pan-American Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Ili 1- kr1n14'ltul,u4' and thm'r1t'1w- fm' f7IdA'l'Lf iz m'r1,rnrr. ALICE BIERMANN Milt Adjustment Office, Commercial Club, Hall Guard, Short Forms Club, Civics Club Secretary, Games Class. l.tl mi dtujl .iilwltv ,ijwrrlr fm' mu. NAOMA V. BRAUER No Library Staff, G. A. A., Bookkeeping Club Treasurer, Commercial Club, Clean-up Committee, Hall Guard, Office Assistant. Hull' rligrlily and grrnu. 1lliIl.Qft'Lf uvflr 41 lowly fair. LOIS BRAUN - Lo Hall Guard, G. A. A., Frencli Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club Secretary and President, Student Council Secretary, Music Festival. XM' fw.i,it'.i,it'.r cl .i11't't'l r1llrut!i1'u kim! of Agfutr. ARLINE BROCK - Arky G. A. A., Hall Guard, Dramatic Club, Teacher's Assistant, Basketball Team. .Vlw guy.: bar tiny qnivllj. WILLIAM BANGS Lover Hall Guard, Cheerleader Captain, Laboratory Assistant, Intramural Basketball, Pan-American Club, Math Club, Boys' Glee Club, Civics Club President, Ticket Salesman. .Ylliuulli lun 1It'lililt'1Il,' 41 mlm who will rtutrb lin gmtl. i8l DONALD BRODIE- Don''-Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Baseball, English Play, Hall Guard. Lmrri ibm' fbi' pnxfwzt bour alone if mon'J. IAMES I. BROWNEf Iim - -Football Team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard. If lmlvrm' lui dow lu' gizmar hir bert. BETTY MAY BRUNS-f Betty f--German Club, Entertainment Committee in German Club, Pan-American Club, Annual Staff Assistant, Division Room Attendance Assistant, Games Class, G. A. A., Public Speaking Club, German Play, Teachers Assistant, Health Certificate Winner, Hall Guard, Btanfjfnl of wwf, .tofl or young, innorem' or guy. LORRAINE BRZOSTKO- Lorry'3 -Bookkeeping Club Presi- dent, Civics Room President, Student Council, Legion of Honor, G. A, A., K Klub, Clean-up Campaign, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Volleyball, Kelvyn Life Reporter, Literary Staff Assistant, Kelvynian Sales Staff, Kelvyman Photography Staff, Hall Guard, Games Class. Prfpular, jolly, .fmdiou.f, and rmarl, Lorry if oluzzyi' readj to do ber part. IUNE BUCHHOLZ- Little One -Cheerleader, Civics Club Treas- urer, Saddle and Cycle Club, French Club, G, A. A., Games Class. llfll.fflJiF1'Ull.f, jolly and happy Alu'a3.f fwling gay and .rnnppy ANNROSE BURGER- Anne -Short Forms Vice-President, Library Assistant, G. A. A., Gym Assistant, Civics Club Secretary, Games Class, Swimming, Intramural Baseball. Full of fwfl. full of fun ,'t .fnlilu and ,Lf1't't'IlIlg for L'I'L'1'Q07Ii'. ARTHUR BUTHMAN-- Bootman HBaseball Team, Boys' K Klub, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, German Club, Hall Guard, Glee Club, Camera Club. l't'a1'lv.f.s bt' .ikirni along, Hit hops 1.1 high, and bi: limhx are Jfrong. EDWARD BYE- Bye, Bye --Camera Club, Mixed Chorus, Intra- mural Baseball, Friday Night Dance Committee. 'Ihr' :world our.: him 41 llring, bu! be doer bil' bil, Hit tlltllflhllllhflfllfflklj' u'il. RUTH BYTTNER-Secretarial Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Commercial Club, G. A, A. Nrilbing ix mom' .rimplc tlmn gr'c'uI1n'.t.r .' Indrrd, Io lu' ,finlfrlv it to bv grval. BETTY IEAN CAMPBELLf leanie - Glee Club Secretary and President, Civics Club President, Secretary ot Civics Club, Vice- President of Civics Club, Most popular Senior, Social Club, G. A. A., Music Festival, Year Book Stott, Teacher's Assistant, Games Class, Bookroom Assistant. A girl among giflx, 4 qmfen among ladle! Ami nlnfrt' ull, an bfinor to Kelryn. ROBERT CAMPBELL- Bob -Home Talent Show, Boys' Glee Club. ftlum' if urll .raid to be the .rjwerlo of angelx. ELLA IEAN CARLSEN- Norsk --Art Club President, Know Your Chicago Club, Circulation Manager, Dramatic Club, Style Show, Bookroom Assistant, G. A. A., Games Class, Kelvyn Circus, Krowers Klub. W'l.9 :row-'p, if.: .fo llIIlIEL'8.f.ft17'j'. haf GOLD15 CYxSSv1'Gold QGirls' Glee Club, Hall Guard, A mitmf f1lt'f1d1 .4 goodrcfwvpfilion. LAWRENCE COLLINS-- Larry''fFootball Team, German Club, Clean-up Campaign, Intramural Basketball and Baseball Teams, Library Assistant, Hall Guard. fl Danivl among the lione.r.re.r. NORMAN CONAN Diligwztr if 1122 mothfr of good fortune. t JEAN COXA Sailor - V-Hall Guard, Vice-President Art Club, President' Movie Club, Student Council Representative, Office Assistant, Clean-up Committee, Dance Committee. An ohm lwarl, -atu'imuing'm1lle . . '. dancing feet, and friendly Jiyle. CATHERINE CROWLEY- Kay -French Club, G. Af A., Com- mercial Club, lunior Dramatic Club, Games Class, Hall Guard. Her magnetit' oompb tofu lhe but Hur vyaf will Jeldom gin' 9011 ftitf. IAMES CUBBIDGE- lim -Class Vice-President, Pan-American Club, Slide Rule Club, Washington Oratorical Club, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Wash- ington Oratorical contest-2nd place, Division Civics Club President, Bowl- ing Club. Born for .vmfifrf be feerrled, llvilb ,igvww In win, 1l'lIf7 bear! lo bold. ELEANORE B. CUPIDRO- Cupie -Hall Guard, G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Secretary ot Bookkeeping Club, Pan-American Club, Slide Rule Club, German Club, Commercial Club, Annual Staff Assistant, Civics Club Secretary, Circulation Manager. Sha it 111115, .rho if cle1'er,' .shall we forge! her? O, no, never. VERNON DAVIES- Vern -Captain of Hall Guards, Swimming Team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Division Clean-up Committee, Chairman at Civics Club. On IZVUIY' own N1:'Y'll.t' rzlodefl men are Jilenl. RICHARD DEMLOW- Dick --Intramural Basketball, Basketball Team, Bowling League, Orchestra, Band, Bookkeeping Club, Civics Club Presi- dent, Circulating Manager, Hall Guard, Home Talent Show, Happy am 1: from tore I'n1 free, lY'lvy uvfn'r lbuj all fonfcnfod lilw mo? I9l , V- at 5 t pre t. lt 2 3:35 f .,L' Q f if - If ,U ,. Q . 55, If .lk..,3,5,2.. V.. LAWRENCE DENCKER f Danker lntrarrrural Basketball and Baseball, Hall Guard, Checker Club, Golf Club, Athletic Manaqer, Student Council, Krowers Klub, Print Shop Foreman. .l ww! rfmrf nf Ihr' QIIIUI tml. NORA De SILVIA Nor Glee Club Treasurer, G. A. A., French Club, Social Dance Committee, Garrres Class, Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Glee Club Lrbrarran, Library Assistant, Music Festival, Kelvynrfrn Staff. llffra I.urr'l,r rwzlvlwz JLIFIAQJ mlm! ,urm In wif. lllfff lmra ,fnrfr fffrulvy qu lu .nu Mum llwfflrgft. DORIS De ZANEK Duchess fG. A. A., Math Club, Erarrgztrc Club, Games Class, Bowling League, Civics Club Treasurer, Hall uar . U lulfrw 11 brlfrf Ibm! rlrlur. EMILY DIASIOf- Lee - Fire Preventron Corrrnzrttee, Dranrfrtzc Club, Book- keeping Club, G. A. A., Games Class, Hall Guard, Pan-Arrrerrcvrn Club, Secretarial Club, Commercial Club, Office Assistant. llrf :Qui rltr' rfrlrif-.rn it lwr fum ,' .Xlfr lr .1 mrurl ffl frnltlrr mu. IRENE DIERSSEN f Wally G. A. A., Gaines Class, Pan-Arrrericarr Club, Know Your Chicago Club Vzce-President, Hall Guard. I fmurl lr llrrf lwfpr' uf Hn' Haul. LIBBY DI SILVESTRO Maestro Charrrnrrn ot Building and Grounds Committee, Chairman of Boys' Activities, Student Council Vice-President, Flying Squad Captain, Orchestra, Concert Maestro, Ottrce Assistant, Health Certrfrcate Winner, Lunchroom Guard, Hrrll Guard. 'I lw Vlllfifl zvlwrrizz lar' rlurzf bffmlrl It mum Iflll' 11a ulrwg wmld. MARILYN DOHERTY Lynn Civics Club President, Iunror liranratrc Club President, Staff Assrstant, Glee Club, Cheerleader, G. A. A., Swrrnrrrrnq Assistant, Kelvynran Statt. ltrm' lr ilu' llllfull nj baring and rrjufmrl. GEORGE DOWNIE Scotty f lntrrrrrrural Basketball, Carrrera Club, Hall Guard, Magrcran's Club. Iirllcl lair' lluur rlvrwr. DOROTHY DRUMMOND f Dot Student Council, Civics Club Secretary, French Club, Dramatic Club, Tardrness Corrrrrrrttee, Circus, C. A. A., Social Dancing Class. 1.1111 .zr1Jr' rflrff bfwir and llmngfvl. Xfire! 1.1 fully, .frrrfrfl 11 117111-3. IDA DUBMAN - I Pan-American Club, Short Forms Club, Corrrrrrercrrrl Club, Dramatic Club, Secretarial Club. ll Lwf'rf qnirflflmr wlrgflr. rlbllitj In mm' lf, br. ALBERT DVORIN Al Orchestra, Band, Officer rn Boys' Glee Club, Cantata, Radio Broadcast, Assistant Foreman of Kelvyn Lite Prrntrnq Staff, Magic Club, Dramatic Club, Circus, Mixed Chorus, Dance Club, Home Talent Shows, Boys' Octet, Music Festival. .lr mrrrvr rn tht' Jug 1.1 lwlg. MARION EATON Chub G. A. A., German Club, Hall Guard, Slide Rule Club Publicity Manager, Know Your Chicago Club, Triangle Club, Current Events Club, Health Counselor, Pan-Arrrerrczrn Club. .l jrltumrll ,girl uf ffizf qllfrtrw' inlrf. lu rnfwfrl .1 rlrfvflr of rlw1v.f1r1w' yrffll hurl. ELAYNE ECKMAN- 'ECky G. A. A., Hall Guard, Dlillllltllltj Club, Corn' rrrercral Club, Current Events Club, Pan-American Club, Teachers Assistant, llancrng Class. Qnnz: U rU. .w1r11r'!1n1rir.' ELEANOR EHRET- Red G. A. A., Hall Guard Cirpttrrn, Book- keeping Club, Mixed Chorus, Gaines Class, Athletic Manager, Drfrrrratrc Club. .Xff zlwnylvl lmrrf I fm! frrlr'--1111.1 flml, my frirrrrli, it hm. IOHN ELI.ISff lohnny Intramural Baseball and Basket' ball, Hall Guard, Athletic Manager, Krowers Klub. 'I M1 full-J Irrr' rrlw df1v'r'.' MARY ENNIS- - Brat --Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Fr:-rich Club, Math Club, Hall Guard, G. A. A. ,Wu lwlrfr zrlllim lair' friwlfllg luurrf flu' qnnf gif! of rlrrvlrrlr. IAMES ERDEVIG- Irrnmie Kelvyn Life Editor, Legion ol Honor, Civics Club Chairman, Pan-American Club President, Currents Events Club, Flying Squad, Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Student Council, Kelvynran Staff. I-'ru' lbjllgl' aw lnltlmniblr' fn rllllguurr' and rkzfl. DOROTHY ERICKSON Dot Pan-American Club, Hall Guard, G. A. A., Bookkeeping Club Treasurer, Crvrcs Club President, Ser:- retarral Club, Commercial Club, Office Assistant. xllrnzyr happy, llvwr md, 'I br' kim! of friwld om' lilfrxr lu haw. ELAINE ERICKSONW E -f-Hall Guard. In qzfirflmfrf and rorilrrlwzrr .tbrzll br' bw frrrugllz. IOSEPH ETERNO- -Glee Club, Slide Rule Club, Current Events Club. ,l Iruurznl man but alrruy rirlarzr in himulf. BETTY ETHERIDGE Dope-y Bookkeeping Club, Mixed Chorus, Crvics Club Secretary, Hall Guard, Pan'American Club, Current Events Club, Know Your Chicago Club. mlm! Ilya! ,rmilr like VIIIZJIYIIIU darts- 'min IIIAHIT fff nm' lrrr1rl.r. l10l PHYLLIS FAl.STEINf- Phyl - Kelvyn Life Reporter, Legion of Honor, Division Room Secretary, Civics Club, Pan-American Club, G, A. A., Health Certificate Winner, Scrap Book Committee of Pan-American Club, Legion of Honor Assembly, Public Speaking Club, Games Class. .1l f1'1i'1111 I'111 ,i1n'1f -1011411 111111 1l'1 l1'l11f,' jolly, 111',l7f7y, 11l1311'!11', 11111. BERNARD BOBBY FEINBLATT -- Irish fHall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Bookkeeping Club Vice-President, Basket- ball Assistant, Flying Squad, Track Team. l1l b111i i1 111 swf. fwfr 1111111111 111 11'111. B1'i1u1i1 111' lm ,i1111l1' 111111 11111119 rim, LYDIA FENNER- I..ietz -'-- Hall Guard. 01111 51111111 111 11111 limi' 11111 11111115-f WI' 111115 111111111 1111111 1111111 111 gran' 11111. R. DELOS FERGUSON Ferg Student Council, German Club, Orchestra, Dance Orchestra. .tlniii ji 1111 111111111111 l1111g1111g1f of 1111111ki1111. RUTHMAE FOLGER Stormy -- Know Your Chicago Club, Clic- rus, Secretary of Kelvyn Rangers Riding Club, German Club, PanAAmerrcan Club, Hall Guard. .1 111111 1'11111f111111f111. H1111 111111 ,i11'i'i'I, flvivlffl 11u11111.' 111111131 110111. WILLIAM FORMUSA - Moose '- - Hall Guard, Flying Squad, Football Team, K Klub, Intramural Basketball, Pan-American Club, Math Club, Book- rc-om Assistant, Civics Club Secretary, K Klub Secretary. 'llniu 111111 16111111 171111, quill' 11 fr11'. 111111 171111 11 fr111111, 1111111 111111 1l'l1c'. FERN FREDRICKSEN - Fernie - Commercial Club, Secre tarial Club, Bookkeeping Club, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Office Assistant. H11 1111111111 1511 11111-wr 1: ll1n11,u1Jlf11l 111411. GERALDINE FUHRMANN Mickey K Klub, Pan-American Club, Math Club, Gym Office Assistant, Special Games Class, Hall Guard. ,I 3111111 11i,ipf1iil1ff11 ii mnrr' 11111111611 lhrlll gold. POUI. FUNCK Face Intramural Basketball, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Camera Club, Swimming Team, Choral Competition Contest. ll'1i11'11111 uf 11111115 111111 1111 of n11i'. ANTOINETTE GEHL+ Tonr -- German Club, Intramural Baseball, G. A. A., Secretarial Club. .Vz1'11'l 111111 111111-11111 fbi' guiki hiv' rruy, Sp11r1111i11,Q .r1111vbi11c 1'1'f'r5d113. DORHIS GENTRY Dorry -Office Assistant, Student Council, At- tendance Committee Chairman, Glee Club, G. A, A., Bookkeeping Club. .Ylw 1111111151 11171 zrilb kindly ea.ff,' Hui' 111111111111 1111 r1111'I bvlp but f1li'11.f11. 1-f. 11 X R e If N5 'Ya NSW? X x - S 11 .YMMNCQ-rs, MG., .. ws a-sisi' 'r ' . ' QR 1b i13f5'.fxtE4f??rs5'l1'i1:gQ1'1l 1: I ls .S '1 - Xi 6 A tr SA C illswg 2 1 i - 1- 1 1 1 1 -g. -- .11 . 1 1 , .. s si 1. , 5 11 .mess . .ass . , X s if S rx '1 Fits. Ss ' iris s. A .l-- .s 9- N 58- . mv x . .1 N IOHN GIBBONS- - The Head f -Flying Squad, Know Your Chicago Club, 1 I Cur1rent Events Club. Q Iii 111111111 .1 H1135 by 11111111 11 i1r111'11. 'xr-:unnvli GILBERTSON HK9DI'1YHT'II'llI'GIIiL1YC1l Bqskeibsii, Q' ' Bowling 'Leaguejan-American Club' Hall Guard, ' lation Manager. .1 111411411 l'l7L'4l'1ll1 J1'r1i'1'r1qj.v,-111111 1111111 0111 1011111111-1111',1. -- S 75. ' . ' ' ' 4 4' 'QIRTHUR GIERTSEN- Art - - lee Club, Cantata, Radio Broadcast, Q X Slide Rule Club, Iunror and Senior Swimming Teams, Manager Swimming Team, K Klub, Kelvyn Life Printing Staff Foreman, Kelvyn Printshop i X Foreman, Intramural Basketball, Biology Hall of Fame. 1 1111111 Ilia 111111 I'111 1'f1f11i11g. ., ISABELLE GLASS- - Isy ---Glee Club, Office Assistant, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Q. ll' Vice-President Civics Club, l3ii1im'1i1111 111117 11 t11UL'1't'?Il'1'. DOROTHY GLON-- Dottie ---G. A. A., Commercial Club, N, , Q Student Council Representative, Kelvyn Rangers' Riding Club, Lunch Room Guard, Hall Guard. - 141111111115 111111 lwlpfnl, 1111111 liltlff l'j'Lt1ll1. LEONA GOI.CHERTff Lee ---f German Club, Games Class, Hall :is A Guard. I ' T A 11111111 f1i1,i1111 i1l1ln111 1111111 11111 of 1111-11. Q -- DAVID GOLDBERG - Goldie German Club, Intramural Baseball, Intia- ' - mural Basketball, Hall Guard, Printshop Assistant, Civics Club President, Glee Club. i ,-111141111 111115, 11'l11'11j.f g11jf,w11111' 1110119 111111161111 A'I't'7 Q'!lIlV1. A X EUGENE GRABEK Gene - rmmmumi Buskeibqii, Intra- - 1 S mur1al Baseball, Clean-up Campaign, Hall Guard. I1 11111 11111 lr 11'1'11f1:1l if 111111. 5 X K . it ig' LORRAINE GRAN Grannie fI..rbrary Assistant, Adjustment As- j 1- sistant, Games Class, Hall Guard Captain, X li 1 ' T1111' 1111111 if likr 11 r'11'1fr,' lbw rl1'rf1i'1' il if, ,C H ' 1 ff . 'llliu 1111- 1111111 il n111ii',r. W ' if-U13 ' , . 'K 1 sr IUNE GRONER- - Bubbles --AG. A. A., Open House Committee, Hall Guard, , ' 5 'C A Art Assrstm Girls'-Choral Club, Games Class, Dance Committee. ' 1 x Hui f11r11i11.1- 'Qi' 111 hw f1o1L'f1' In rlzulrm. Q4-M 1 , 5 I 11 l -1.- - 1? 1 Y f . ia -- . i . ggfliftl w fq- 1 be :ss-5-igfsw-sfi.:'tsPg22f-Westie.,ra-fm.-eiif--..,s.fg-istikgis....-.,i.....s.3s,i33A .1 'D' . . w .. .. :ug ,- - 1 T T .. f's. .1N ' ' - .Z W .X ff-W S--We sz: .Q -'sf . -- 1 . W -JL. T -' 2 I ,ss A in - -, saith. Y ' , J-.fi 13. '.-LQ-'Mi - f. -'33 if-'W 1,9 f ,in .. . 2,- 9 . 'i If 'kgs .fi . 'nftw-ff-sfss.vissafsir-'f-lies , ,'fffsf?-f---f1ff.- infix. fix I Q9 .., zz.. si 4. ,, new-fr KJ' . eggs DONALD GRUBER - Drowsy e-Swimming Team, Athletic Manager, Intra- mural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Krowers Klub, German Club, Hall Guard, Radio Club. One of nm' flnlfzhliir. lfbifh wziff .. CHARLES GRUNG - Chuck --Baseball Team, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Baseball, Art Club, Glee Club, Art Staff, Clean-up Cam- paign, Library Assistant, Hall Guard. , ' PlL'?Il-1' oflrporf, brim' 11 jolly ,raft - Y ' ' K LORRAI E E. HAGE QIGHLIUHIOI' D Smile Club Hall G ap in, ea C se r, ice sident of kurrent Events Cub, . G A ista , 'ls' 'K ub, Games' Class, Civics b r ent ea e 's sis nt, el niarg' taff, Armistice Day Asse , qs ing -Lt o 125, LD. , 5-Representative. Ilntlanl 1 . .r L ff gi' 2111 of .J 1 r ly fxmnli mnzbixzad-Milly :vii m'mr11f7li.rbeJ rzlljlblng. - ' ' EUSEBIA HALL- Use --Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Know Your Chicago Club, Games Class, Bookkeeping Club, Circulating Manager, G. A. A., Sales Manager, Current Events Club, Pan-American Club. Her beauly made' me glad. MARY HALLf Small Fry -AShort Forms Club, Hall Guard, Girls' Choral Club, G, A. A., Open House Committee, Secretarial Club, Office Assistant. Quin' law' 1'0ll't', qnivl her flyer, .Yweel bw' 10145 of 1f11i11Iinc'r.f and gmre. IEAN HALLETT- leannie - Bookkeeping Club, Checker Club, G. A. A., Lunchroom Guard, Hall Guard, Gym Assistant, Clean-up Campaign. Qlzisfl . . . 'ill 5011 lenou' ber. BERNICE HANSEN-''Ber f-Pan-American Club, G. A. A., Know Your Chicago Club. The em1'eari11g eleganrf' of feminine f1'iend.vbip. BETTY IANE HANSEN--- Carmichael'V --Dramatic Club, 'I'eacher's Assistant, Advisor's Assistant, Gym Clerk, Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Ticket Manager, Washington-Lincoln Club, Washington Oratorical Contest, Student Council, Health Counselor, Intramural Basketball Champions, G. A. A., Games Class, K Klub, Spring Festival. She wax hzzmblep .abr u'11.r .fltlffljj .rimplcxrf deed, .rlnf did il g1'm!l,1 .' BETTY HARPER- Bets -Circus, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Games Class, Dramatic Club, Bowling League, Basketball Class, Dancing Class. A willy girl it 11 bltzllll-1',' 11 willy lfmlzfy iz fmlt'rI'. IESSIE HARRISON--- less -I-Iall Guard, Pan-American Club, French Club. Of all Ihr girls Ilml are .ro rmfzrt, Tlufrwfr 21111111 like prfftfy jruie. GEORGE HARVEY- Hall Guard. 7'b61'z1 i.r izlzrrzya 11 wzzvzrzl for faithful rilwlrf. ROBERT HAYWARDf''Fuzzy fSergeant-at-Arms and His- torian of Mixed Chorus, Glee Club Treasurer, Hall Guard, Circulating Manager, Athletic Ticket Salesman, Intramural Basketball, Kelvynian Staff. A lnwr of lllllllt' mzuyr lllllflj' thingy. ARLENE HEII.ENf R aArt Club, Choral Club, Hall Guard, Pan-American Club, German Club, French Club, Games Class, G. A. A. Her rmafluzl If to bvlff aim' .fL'r'1'z' oflfurw, Anal :mike lbuif' 1z'a1'lil.i hrigbl again. FRED HICKMANf Hick Football, Flying Squad, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Athletic Manager, Krowers Klub, Student Council, Clean-up Committee, Printshop Foreman. l am nr mlaw' af 11 fudge. MAE HILL -f Secretarial Club, Short Forms Club, Know Your Chicago Club, G. A. A., Games Class, Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club, Social Club, Kelvyn Lite Staff Typist. Har qnifr 1111111141 .menu io be Timer! In early .mz.r11z1'i lmrmony. INEZ HOCHSTATTER - I -- Bookkeeping Club, G. A. A., Teacher's Assist- ant, Office Assistant, Hall Guard. Gnu 1' Zl'lI.f in all hm' f!vp.f, l?t'lI1'k'lI in ber' Cy, In wwy ,QL'.l'IIll'A' dzgnily. ROSEMARY HOEDEBECK - Rosie - -Hall Guard, Short Forms Club, Commercial Club, Intramural Baseball, Secretarial Club. Quiet and d!'l'l1Il7't But 11 ilaarwiazg permfz I mn rare. NORMA HOLBYf Norm e- German Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Hall Guard. Ilall of langlox 117111 plzfnly of glee A .fmile lbatfr ulzuzjr wire Io rw. ' RHOD HULMAN-- Rh ' C p mlee Club, Masque an ke- ' I r , 'Know Your Chicago Club, H Co , eal , '. .PAW Hall Guard, French Club, Pan- A ca Clu era Club r . estival. 1 - No! .fo .rnmll .0 QI ' 1 zffnjplfcffgg' all. . NEL E MAE NICKE- Nell -Legion ot Honor, G. A. A., German Club, Studen Council, Hall Guard, Know Your Chicago Club, Kelvynian Staff. A zmy ibizlfr all her own, WILLIAM HUTCHISON- - Hutch f3V2 Year Graduate, Head Office Assistant, Student Council, Bookroom Assistant, Civics Club President. i 'Tix mir 111 mnflzllr lo I'l17'lI7Ht!7ld .r11f1rf1f.r, But will do 7lZOI'P,'Zl'l'lll de.fer1'e ll, f12 1 EVELYN F. IDSTEIN - Sis f--President of Washington-Lin coln Club, Student Council, Pan-American Club, Know Your Chicago Club, G, A. A., Games Class, Secretary of Civics Club, Hall Guard, Tennis Club- . . ,. , C11111,l11111,w111i 1111 111111111-,' 711111 11111 111' 111115 111111 51,1 . LAVERNE M. IDSTEIN---''Boots ---Washington-Lincoln Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Kelvyn Rangers, G, A, A., Games Class, Tennis Club. Um' 111111 11111 1111 111 1111 11111111 111 1111- f11v11d.v. EDWIN IACOBITZ e Iake ' Flying Squad, Intramural Basketball, lntia- niural Baseball, Health Certilicate Winner, Hall Guard, Krowers Klub, 1.1-fu 1.1 11 111111 1111111115 111' 111'c 113' 1111 17II'1.t1b1L' 11111 11115111 11.1. DOROTHY IACOBSEN- Dotty -Hall Guard, G, A. A., Math Club, German Club, Lunchroom Assistant, Bookkeeping Club. 5'111f',i' 11111, 1111111115 fair, f71 jar the lam' of gr111'1. EVELYN IACOBSON f Scorchy fLegion of Honor, Pan-American Club Secretary, Library Assistant, Health Certificate Winner, Pageant, Know Your Chicago Club Secretary, Short Forms Club, Commercial Club, Basketball Tournament, Games Class, Secretarial Club, Office Assistant. l11l'lI1U1,'l 11111 111111 11111.11 1111'1111'1y f1111'. FLORENCE IAEGERf''Flo -WOrchestra, Hall Guard, Circulating Manager, Student Council Representative, Office Assistant, German Club, G. A. A., Dancing Class, Games Class. 1ll11.ii1' 1111113 1b111r11.1, 111111 .fo h111b Ilye 11111.11r11111. IOSEPH W. IANUZIK-- Smoky -Math Club, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. ll 11111d 112111 1111 man 11-111-U 1111i'11ig011f 111111 look 11 lightly. LAVERGNE IENSEN --f- Toots e-Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Games Class, Tap Dancing, Teacher's Assistant, Hall Guard. 111 91111111 111111 11111111151 l',Xl'11t'7lIL'1I1 if not 11111. GERALDINE IERZAKff Ierry fHall Guard, G. A. A,, Math Club, French Club, Lunchroom Assistant, Bookkeeping Club. F111 11111111111 111111 fm' 11111, j1f1'1'y 511117101 be 1111f11'11m'. RUSSELL A. IOHANSEN - Rusty f Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. S1l1111'1' 1.1 l11u 1111111 11.1 11 11'1.tl' 1111111. EARL IOHNSON -- Swede --Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard. S'r11111f'1 1111111 111111 1111111 11'111'1'i1',i,' Nlzrv' ji111116.1 111111 11111111111 11111'1i1f.r. ELAINE IOHNSON' E - -PanAAmerican Club, Bookkeeping Club. Fw' 1111' 1,1 j11.t1 1111' 411111 111111, Uuhrnc 111111111 111111 1'11111f.1. ELSIE IOHNSON- Els - Orchestra, Band, Home Talent Show, Know Your Chicago Club. P1111 111111 11111 11.1 11 f1g1111'111f1111 1111 11 V111i11,1g 511111. LORRAINE IOHNSON - lohnnie -G. A, A,, Hall Guard, Dramatic Club, Current Events Club, Pan-American Club, Games Class, Social Danc- ing Class, Adjustment Office Assistant, Circus. 151'111111f111 111 f111'111 111111 fu11I111'1'-11111119 11.1 the 111132 C1111 1111111 111' ,111 filir 11 11111111111 f111111t'11 11f 1111111111111 11115. MARTHANN IOHNSON' - Marty - Glee Club Vice-President, Bowling League, Mixed Chorus, French Club, Hall Guard, Math Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Bookkeeping Club, Dance Club, Health Counselor, G. A. A., City Music Festival, , .-477112111071 1111.1 1111 11.11. ANDREW IONESW lonesy Glee Club, Math Club, Slide Rule Club Vice-President, Biology Hall of Fame, Lincoln Essay Club, Book' room Assistant, Cngim Iirgn XIIIII. MELVIN KAI'I'SCHUCKe- Kait --ef K Klub, Football Team, Band, Window Breakage Committee, Intramural Basketball, Bowling Team, Division Room Clean-up Campaign, Yhu will of 1111111 It' 111.1 1111N11111f.f,1. MARGARET KARKOW Kark - French Club, G, A. A., Hall Guard, Short Forms Club, Bowling League, Tea:her's Assistant, Bookkeeping Club, Games Class, Dance Club, Kelvynian Staff Chief Typist. 1 .1115 11111 11'r11'111 1.1 1111111-'1 111111 111111 1n1'r'11111',r,t' if 1'111111g11. WANDA KASPRZYNSKAffe Wan'5-Secretarial Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Commercial Club, Math Club, Hall Guard. Q1111fIm'.r,f 111dir111ut lk11111g111l11111e,1.i. CHARLES KELLEHER- Butch fArt Club, German Club, Sergeant- at-arms. V I P11f111l11r, 11'!l1j 111111 g119f11J111'.i' 11111' Bulfh 111 111115 10113: MARIORIE KELLER Marge Kelvynian Staff, French Club Secretary and Treasurer, Dramatic Club, Junior Dramatic Club Secretary, Glee Club, Circus, Secretarial Club President. fl 1'11m1111111111111 of 111111115 111111 17IL1l4,t'1l','l 11111119 111',1411c,i' 11'1'1'1 for 1911- .f11r1'1'.r.r. 3l -' 9 H21 ', . 'S L 1 . Q r,.i' x FST XS N Xxx :fx Y . H I S . 5 .. 1 Q 1 Qx Y K F - . ,zr 1 X .. 1 1 E K C F 44 J 11 - 1 ac... ,,.,,,,,..,.A,,... ., or X il. N' 1 sz-Ns... 1, gil X so , 5 3 4' x tt. sc .K 5, ,tw ..., 1. A 111- ss . 1' L s, vu sa NORMA KEMMIS Maisie Bowling League, Kelvyn Ranger Riding Club, French Club, G. A. A., Math Club, Civics Club President, Commercial Club, Hall Guard. - . l5r..'11I'i rfltrkvi bel flr?ur1tLnL,Jl'llglvlfjlrp f? ' Tj . V j s ,' r Wlllnj' Y - CuMY flying Squa ,TENNIS sam, ritra- rnural B etb 14 ramural Baseba? Studen!3eCo n l, Circ I ' Man tiger, Ba ?fI'la1I' ard, rcs Clubj ice-Pres nt, owlrn eag ,Ylffrwl mm 4.11 bn r'rlrll11r'.ji1lr' ' f J IVIDX frbffnw 11.713, gl .uw flu' iam! ,u1t.11. t Y VIRGINIA KLEMZ Gig German Club Secretary, Book- room Assistant, Advrsor's Assistant, G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Circulation Manager, Athletic Manager, Personnel Assistant, Washington-Lincoln Club Secretary, Games Class. 'I br' rwuprn1ion of Jlfc'7It'L' if zriulmll. HAROLD KLOSS I-larry f--German Club, Student Council, Intramural Bas- ketball and Baseball, Friday Night Dance Committee. Iftrlm um! rulleflrflf. li mlm plfrfrtlurl. RUTH KOBITTER - Squirt Secretarial Club, Know Your Chi' cage Club, Pan'Arnerican Club, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Tennis Club. 7bu mlltlurl rmnlmwi .md Ilya ,umlli .11 lmlvl. IOHN KOCH Iolinnie Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard Social Dance Committee, Clean-up Committee. flu 11m'.x11r1q141,-lah' frlllgblrv .fbaiur ilu' Jklrt, ELAINE KORNBLUM ff Kornie Class Treasurer, Legion of Honor Secre tary, Kelvyn Lite Reporter, Kelvyn Life File Keeper, Clerk's Assistant, Kelvynian Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Circulation Manager, Student Council, Games Class, Bowling League, Short Forms Club, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, G. A. A., Washington-Lincoln Club, .S'l,f1J1w4r lu plul1.w,' gal rmdj fur plug. DOROTHY KOZIARZ Kaz G. A. A., French Club, Games Class, Te-aclier's Assistant, Hall Guard, Year Book Staff. QIIIVI um! nmdeiz, :ml aruragt' but lzuvz. REGINA KOZYRA Reggie Commercial Club, Hall Guard. lfrirmllj. jolly, ulznrpf ,r11'rvl, .Ybifv 11 girl Ibn! turf! bu bmi, , f' A i r Bossa: xn'xr ' m:'?'4sfuffMfe6fHct1, S ' ' all e m, rx Chorus, Camera Club Vice4P s- , ramatrc Cl '. Offr , Assist Clean-N Campfrigft' Bur i Gr und .C mnitte Kglmn Staff, fmeksl-Rnqigpibfgg ear G ad. ' ' ' 'I ' ' 'I .tl rvruml of 11 1517142 uvll Jana if In hurl Juni ll, ELMER KROCKf- Elm - German Club, Civics Club Chairman, ln tzamural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Official Score Keeper. .'l Inn: :mln lbiukr mnr'b. ANNA KRUEGER Ann Bookkeeping Club, Checker Club, Lunchroom Guard, Gym Assistant, Cleaneup Campaign. Quia! yi ffltihiflg. bm' gigglr' 1.4 mlthirzg. KATHERINE KUHN -ff Katie - -Pan-American Club, Glee Club, Dramatic: Club, Games Class, P. T. A, Program, G. A. A., Health Certificate Winner, Hall Guard, Dedication program. 'ln lwmu' ber ix to admin' law. GENEVIEVE KUKULA Gen Pan-American Club, Math Club, Hall Guard, G. A. A. .Vw it blmwd :riffs tba .vwl,n' nf 1r1,x4r'111uli, THOMAS KURTZER Tom Glee Club, Kelvyn Lite Staff, Hall Guard, Clearrup Committee, Flying Squad, Intramural Basketball, Bowling League, Secretarial Club Secretary-Treasurer. l'mu'ar'a'. nb fur11'm'J go ffI7lL' in 1115 fllglvl :lmf Wirth' lbs bell ring lnffnrr' I wtilu. VERA I.ADEVICKf Ver City Music Festival, Bowling League, Hall Guard, Know Your Chicago Club, French Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Intra- mural Volleyball, Math Club, G. A. A., Health Counselor, Dance Club, Bookkeeping Club. Sift all my famj pairztwl ber: rhfv lflrrli. .INN dirimf. IACK LARSEN- Swede German Club Treasurer, Bookkeeping Club, Swimming Team, K Klub, Civics Club President, Hall Guard Cap- tain, Clean-up Committee. U ilb rr tbwrj IVVIIIL' for r'r'w'yu1u, null xl frilly wnluri In bnnf. HEINHARDT LAU Whitey Intramural Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball, Hallguard. .I good lauarl ir brim- than all ffm rvmllb nz Ilya r1wrln'. ETHEI. LECHNER-f- Ethy -G. A, A., German Club, Commercial Club, Kelvynian Staff, Civics Club Secretory, Teacher's Assistant, Clean-up Com- rnittee Secretary, Hall Guard, Kelvynian Collector. lbw: ml 1l'iJ'L' .n Ikon art fair and llvj mn 1' rr um Hml. HOWARD LEE Dinky Intramural Basketball, Band, Hall Guard, Pan-American Club, Math Club, Glee Club, Bookkeeping Club, Civics Club Secretary, Ticket Salesman. t.muf1r'u. fmilirzg, full af fldfl-Wffll' rf ,uuffrl ffiurlll Ink tbl' ww. LORETTA LEIAK Lorry Hall Guard, G. A. A., Girls' Choral Club, Teachers Assistant. .Ymlv rrrrut rurflflarllfnlfbifr 11' lynn, rlffll ur'1'r'v 111' lzlfnlv. f14 l R A K - N1p 'te B ev Intramural Base ll t' B ling ' 1 .1 Q .i ' as owing 'Tourna- ment F qu d, i as Canta f Z al- As tant, Slide Rule Club, Davis n oom Clean p Campaign, Cer te, Glee Club, Hall Guard. I Of rl good bc'gi1n1i11g r 7111717 11 gow! 1 . HELEN MARIE LINECK-- Linnie'V -- Hall Guard Captain, Office Assistant, Art Club, Clean-up Campaign. 111 lwr .rilvrzru 511111 1h111g.r arf 11l111111t11l. ODD LINNERUD4Class President, Math Club Treasurer, Slide Rule Club, Year Book Staff, Athletic Manager, Flying Squad, Office Assistant, lntra- mural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Washington-Lincoln Club. .'l l1'111'111f11' 1111111 1711.1 11l11'115.f 1i1'l:1vJ i11 l1l7ll.tt'lf. SHIRLEY LOKKE- f Shirl - Legion of Honor, Kelvyn Lite Statf Reporter, Library Assistant, Commercial Club, Secretarial Club, G. A. A., French Club, Pan-American Club, German Club, Hall Guard, Games Class. Hu' 11111111 full .111,ll1'1' 1li1111 li'11r111 j111111 lbw f1i111'. ELEANOR MACK1- L fSecr'etarial Club, Civics Club Secretary, Bowling League Champions, G. A. A., Games Class, Library Assistant, Hall Guard, Social Dancing Class, Personnel Office Assistant. .l l1,tgbl b1'111't if 1111 11.1111 i111l1'1'11. FLORENCE MACZKO- Flo fIunior Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Hall Guard Marshal, Commercial Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Hall Guard. .'l.t j11111 11.1 11 lowly 1111111 111111 111 ,l1u1'f1'1l. THOMAS MAISH - Tommy -- -Bowling League, Otticf Assistant, Hall Guard, l71111't limi 1111113 g11'l.1.' 11111 l11'11 r 1171111 51111'1'u bmw f11i.t.1i11g. ROY MALEBRANCHE f-- Mal - Glee Club, Mixed Ciicius, Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club. Tim' 11.1 flu' 111'1'dlc 111 llyt' 111118, 411' 111 11 11'i11l 111 fly: 11111. LOUIS MANNING--f LuI.u -Hall Guard, Home Talent Show, Dramatic Club, Circus, French Club, Bookkeeping Club. xlfellou' lflilhi' 111111 full af glut ll .111 11111it.1 vilswir 111111119 l11111l 111111 jwf. ROSE MARKSTEINER 'Wosie f-Pan-American Club, Dra' matic Club, Hall Guard, G. A. A., Adjustment Room Assistant. j11ll,1, 111119, lJ1f111'1g-Ihr lijc 111 r1't'1y 114113. BEATRICE MATELSE-f- Bebe -Kelvyn Life Chief Typist, Short Forms Club, G. A. A., Health Counselor, Hall Guard, Gym Assistant, Games Class, Swimming, Intramural Baseball, Secretarial Club. D111 111 111111 11'11y 11111 lfllfll 111111-111 'Ill night, Slit' .rl1'11'r.r lo do 11'ly111 flaw 1ln11116.- 11 11,uh1. WILLIAM MAYEHHOFER Hall Guard, Flying Squad, Bookkeeping Club, Circulating Manager. S1l1f111l.3-'W'l1111 1111111111 lar 1'111'r1l 11111.11 ln' 1f111l111r1l. MAE Mc CARTHY- Irish --Current Events Club, Circus, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, Social Dancing Class, Civics Club Chair- man, Lunchroom Guard. , . . Smilr, 111111 rbi' 11'111'l1l .v111il1't 11'i1lJ' 31111. MARVIN MEYER - Mona --Glee Club. Slill 11'11ler 1'1111.r dvvp. LORETTA MICHALOSKI-- Larry -WG. A. A., Swimming, Gym Assistant, Games Class, Short Forms Club, German Club, Commercial Club, Dancing Class, Lunchroorn Guard, Clean-up Campaign, Hall Guard, Intramural Base- ball, Office Assistant. Thwv ir 11 win af rnirih bt'11f111lJ ber air of dignili. NORMAN MICHALSENW-''Mike fForeman ot' Kelvyn Lite Print Shop Staff, Year Book Stall, Student Council Representative, t'1a1l'.r ,u1fl 111 Ilnu 11'111111'11.' DOROTHY MICHALSKI-- Mouse G. A. A., Swimming, G. A, A. Delegate, Gym Assistant, Games Class, Short Forms Club, German Club, Commercial Club, Dancing Club, Lunchroom Guard, Clean-up Campaign, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Oitice Assistant. .'1l11'11j.f e111'111'.r1 111111 11l11'11jJ ,t11'u1f1,' fha bind 111' 1111111115 11111' 111 111111. MILDHED MIHII.LSf - Milly fG. A. A., Bookkeeping Club Vice-President, Literary Stall Assistant, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Games Class, Intra- mural Baseball, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Clean-up Campaign, Swimming, Gym Assistant. Xbvfr 11111 11 flau'1'1', nor 11 111'111'l. Shir 11111 1111 1111-1110111111 Ar11v1'i1'1111 girl. ELAINE MILLER--- E ffCivics Club Secretary, Math Club, Hall Guard, Bowling League. .4 girl, Ilae wonder' of law' 1111111 H11 ,t1t'1'fo11 11pl1o1'11e by tl lovely mimi. f I 1 1 EDWARD MISIEWICZ f l2:ed1 --P53-.American Club, German Club, Pre h Club Co cial' Club, crmera lub, M' ed Chorus, Glee Club, Ryi Iy.lSquddf 321133 Orchestra, Tumblizig Teatltf, Dlean-up Campaign, M i Club, Hall Guard. ' ' f' 7 lin' ix 1101 11 bl1'r.ri11g, bill 111 11111 twll- --W SEDELI. MONASEWI'1'Zf Salty - -Choral Competition Contest, President Math Club, Civics Club Secretary, Girls' Glee Club, Health Club, Health Counselor, Know Your Chicago Club, G. A. A., French Club, Hall Guard, Pan-American Club, Spring Festival, Christmas Broadcast '36, Christmas Cantata, Games Class. L1f1f'.r 1111 19111161 if ire 11'u1'1'j. 151 '.qg'S igQSff'1sg3s:s.?e.s.. ,... ..... . . Y ' ' 5 :gsfwfgrsggs 5 'f - fi S, , -A ' , .. , , . ..,,.,. ., ,.,,.. , N , V , X X ., . X X , . - - - . . . . . .. A . is X-A g e.-..... Y . . .. C .. 1,2 . .. k . g .L as ,QA TANIA MOROZOFFW Managing Editor of Kelvynian, Assistant Business Manager of Kelvyn Lite, Circulating Manager, Secretary-Treasurer of Slide Rule Club, Legion of Honor, G. A. A., Public Speaking Club, Civics Club President and Secretary, Choral Club, Cantata, Dramatic Club, Math Club Secretary, Open House. U, mu' Qi' flat' Inu uv' fbi' fiflflflit' Mm' wil? Hur' .fmilu if Ilau .rz1'i'i'lvvt Ihr!! wifi' 1111.1 ,wulz . . . DOROTHY MORTENSEN- Dot ---Bookkeeping Club, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard, Sales Manager, Current Events Club. .Vbu putt bw zz'ur'1ii'.: ul flue bullwn of bw lwmff Then .im rw tba lid and mlilfur. GULDBORG MYHRE -- Goldie -f-- Hall Guard, Commercial Club, Mixed Chorus, Shu li llffl rmiij film' Ihr 1'ifil,' bn! buldi hwf inrlfulg fbi' lnzil. IOHN NAGEL---''lack -Printshop Foreman, Kelvyn Lite Staff, Krowers Klub, Stamp Club Treasurer, Hall Guard. Ne'1'l'r' arm' .iwi0la,i', nal Ivo fr 1'ofnl1,f , . . 11 fun' guml' fellow. LEONA N ES- ' o ' t tail- , St - de t C cil, A e fantp egistration o 't , Lladhr . Hur, llww, mid' i'1'L'r'ju' VU. CHARLES NA RA - uc --Flying Squad, Bookkeep- ing Club, Clean-up Committee. rl 11-1113 mind mabuu him the popular kind. MURIEL NEDERBO - Mur --Secretarial Club, Short Farms Club President, Hall Guard, Know Your Chicago Club, French Club, G. A. A., Band, Civics Club President. SM' mdnztif.r gond flaeer' ll'IJL !'t'1'f'I' rbi' gwr. KARI NEEBf- K --Girls' Glee Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Pan-American Club, Secretarial Club, Health Counselor, G. A. A., Dancing Class, Cornmercial Club. ,fl ibwij fmilr, 41 plmmn! 14113 ,' :WUI Iikv In fmfifl ber f'1't'1'-Q' day. VIRGINIA NEUMANN -- linny - Saddle and Cycle Club, Glee Club, Spring Festival, Home Talent Show, G. A. A., Clean-up Cam- paign, Hall Guard, Ottice Assistant, Badt Social Hour. .Yligm and .ipirc am! all Ibiflgi riiiu. GEORGE NEUMAYER - Tony -Student Council, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Home Talent Show, Civics Club President, Circulating Man- ager, Hall Guard. Life IJ jlzfl iz bowl nf il7w'rii'.v. CHRIST NIELSEN- Chris Boys' Glee Club, Math Club, Triangle Club, Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Washington-Lincoln Club, Bowling League, Checker Club President, Swimming Team, Cantata, Radio Bjgad- cast. He t't1l?1t'. He .Ydll!. He L'!l7ILjllK7'6'd.l' If G D L4 t 1 1 -lf. nl 1' 4 ' Sbd'etari 33f,t,Stul:len Cwilfll Presi- dent, Comrtfqi ' est ent, Leci or Vice- ident, Kelvyn Life Staff, vyni n Busi ess S fffflggrich Club, 'P 1' king Club, Bookkeeping Cluklalr , G, A. A., Pan-Jllrngzcni Clubt. Friefldiy to Ilae la: gre? and alwuyr uilling to lfrlp Jun ar 7710. ' DOLORES JUNE NOBBE - Dee -Legion of Honor, Ke-lvynian Staff, Hall Guard Marshal, Commercial Club, Secretarial Club, Bookkeeping Club, Pan-American Club, G. A. A., Freshmap Dramatic Club, Clean-up Commit- tee, Teacher's Assistant, Dance Class, Fire Guard, Kelvyn Lite Staff Typist. A .rmzle for tzll, a welmme glad, A plmiunl, waxing way .rhe had. RUTH NOFTZ -f Ruthie - Orchestra, Band, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Student Council Representative, Annual Staff Assistant. Shelf here, .fliflhf Ilaere, .theft all ubnzll I.ofJ of ppp and a real good .ii'on.f. FLORENCE NOLBN--J'Flossy fPan-American Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Bowling League, G. A. A., Washington-Lincoln Club, Kelvyn Ranger Riding Club. Office Assistant. fl happy rmlnre ir the gif! of beurwl. NATALIE NUNEMACHER - Frenchie --Secretarial Club, G. A. A., Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Office Assistant, Pan-American Club, Home Talent Show, Saddle Club, Games Class, Teacher's Assistant, Hall Guard. Abou' nur life, we lmve u Jteadfmt frierlal. HILDEGARD OBERHUBER- Hilda'V German Club, Short Forms Club, Commercial Club, Kelvyn Rangers Riding Club. Calm and i'f1llri'tw'-fezv family delc'i'fc'd. IOSEPHINE OI.EKSYf lo --- Lunchroom Guard, Know Your Chicago Club, Pan-American Club, Bookkeeping Club. Vary qniifl, but not ,rlyyfa frielm' on uhfwz one nm fvly. HARRY OLLESTAD--f Peanuts f Current Events Club. 3077113 Jay be will by przwwflfl, for bt' u't1vte'.r lilllf' L'IIl'l'gj'. ARLINE OI.SENf Sis -German Club, Bookkeeping Club, Checker Club, Circus, Kelvyn Rangers Riding Club, Commercial Club, Student Council Representative, Games Class, Hall Guard, Social Dance Class, Cflrtt' mm' mail, inf! .the .rzrvrtf ARTHUR OLSEN---- Art -Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, lntramural Basketball Team Manager, Student Coun- cil, Circus, Clean-up Campaign, Camera Club, Orchestra, Band, Flying Squad, K Klub. V Plllllllrllj ullalwli, i.z1i'w.i'l,--iz fcllou' ru.w1l1'i'd mid .rlutzllvy in lm' lrnfl. f16 DOROTHY OLSEN-eSecretarial Club, Civics Club Secretary, Library Assistant, Bowling League, Hall Guard, G. A. A., Tennis Club, Games Class, Social Dancing Class, Personnel Office Assistant. 151411415 if lrnlly, lrutb bttdllfj. ROBERT OHBESEN - Orby iOrchestra, Band, Boys' Bowling League, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Clean-up Committee, Annual Staff '40, Kelvyn Circus, Civics Club President, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, Home Talent Show, Vice-President Civics Club, Solo Contest. Pff.t.n't.ml of all qualifier ibut go to :nuke a man. ARMELLA ORNASe Army wGerman Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Student Council Secretary, Teacher's Assistant. lnlju' ilrif ililmirlg in bw' .fflllfkllflg Kjtif. ROCHELLE PARNES- Roach i Know Your Chicago Club President, Pan-American Club Entertainment, Current Events Club, Short Forms Club, Illinois Typing Contest, Washington-Lincoln Club, Library Assistant, Kelvyn Lite Staff, Tennis Club. iN'wn' 7141771511 Ihre but in pntife thee. CARL PASSIN-Y-Annual Staff, Glee Club, Brotherhood of Merlin, Bookkeeping Club, Founder and President of Current Events Club, Hall Guard, Choral Competition Boys' Glee Club, Goodtellowship Broadcast, WGN. The goth luok with jafor on .mpwtigr follmge. MARGARET PATIENCE- Peggie Commercial Club, Pan-American Club, Glee Club, Hall Guard. Wbilt ix larlflj 71t'1't'l' Jie! but pa.r.fe.f into oliver larelirzeff. WANDA PAWYZAVe Wandy fLiterary Staff Assistant, Kelvyn Lite Typist, K Klub, G. A. A., Publicity Agent of Bookkeeping Club, Civics Club Secretary, Athletic Manager, Short Forms Club, Dance Class, Games Class, Lunchroom Guard, Hall Guard, Clean-up Campaign, Intramural Baseball and Volleyball. Pwtlj. bizllpp, flerer, and .fim'r1'e, Yfllfll fum' hm' a frizfml lI.7l'UIlKb0llI the yum. BERNICE PEEKf Peekie ffPan-American Club, Bowling League, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club. Szuuul will gn1i'vf11l in all hm' 14'ay.v, We fdlff my loa murb in ber prune. WILLIAM PEROK-e Willie -Math Club, Athletic Manager, Intramural Basketball and Baseball, Friday Night Dance Committee. I! if uvll for om' to krmu' mofe than be Jayf. DONALD PERRYMAN- Don -Boys' Glee Club, Social Dance Committee, Hall Guard. Lungb and lbw world will laugh fvifla you, it my mafia. NORLEY PETERS-- Tootie -Short Forms Club, Teacher's Assistant, Commercial Club, Games Class, Intramural Baseball, Secretarial Club. Har 17l:'i1.Y:IlIl air and bappg .f7lIflB Maki' bw' lx lt1L'l1ll' Irnrlla while. DOROTHY PETERSON e Pete -Hall Guard, Secretarial Club, French Club, Mixed Chorus, Kelvyn Circus, Clean-up Campaign, Civics Club President, G. A. A. Will: .fpfzrkling eyy and tlmkexl lmir, Ski! ilu, wiv fhrllff 147111101 i'1'e1ryu'hi'ru. IOSEPH PISCIOTTA- Joe --Boys' Glee Club, Slide Rule Club, Washington-Lincoln Club, Wrote and acted in Socrates the Philoso- yher, Biology Hall of Fame, Cantata WGN, Biology Club. l.t'1 my flwft .rilwlfe .tjnuzk for me. WILLIAM PLETZ-f Bill f-fHalI Guard. Rmdfi111pv'ow mimlg Bt' gajfifr1pv'a1'c' life. HOWARD POLSTON- Howie +Hall Guard, Social Dance Committee, Bookkeeping Club, Civics Club President, Track. Bring u'il1-5 mid papnlar if 41 grml auul. IAYNE POULOS--- Babe f Hall Guard. Om' nm izlrrlwl limi' lwr xilifzlir. RAYMOND PRANKE- Rayner-Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club, Sergeant-at-arms, Current Events Club, Intramural Basketball. W'ord.t zrzlb him are jew, bu! 1t'6'lgfJly indeed trben xpoken. MARY PRISHe Kayne -Pan-American Club, French Club, Games Class, Public Speaking Club, G. A. A., Health Certificate Winner, Teachers Assistant, Kelvynian Stall. .I 1.4.19 rivbly flat! .fu the if hmulilnl exfeedingly. RUSSELL PUCHTA f Bus fCamera Club, Intramural Baseball. Bi' your, dull 1'ar'v,' I prilbw be gone from me! Hi lgfnxu, ilnll muff lhull mul I .rlmll lIt'1'L'l' agree. KENNETH RAAB f- Ken e--Lincoln Essay Contest, Washington Oratorical Assembly, German Club, Washington-Lincoln Essay Club, Fly- ing Squad, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Tennis Team, Basketball Team, Health Certificate Winner, Civics Club President, Hall Guard. 'l'buw if lmmaef Illllnbuflzl and gauze' fellorwbip in lbw. HELEN RABELHOFEH - Hank fCommerCial Club, Hall Guard. Slut it imlvvfl it gam mm and pure. 171 C it A at ri s A . is X . .. . . . .S fist, .2 -:sys . 1 ju, Q: 'X s .wsfsri-rr X. is 5 AW-'sw r 'X 1 offsets. f.-Q'-'f-sw .3 F r .- 1 V. nr . 5 'Q r 9 LOUELLA RAVE-- Lou PanfAmerrcan Club, Library Assistant, Legion ot Honor, G. A, A., Short Forms Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Clean-up Campaign, Hall Guard, Secretarial Club. lflrwlllgwlzv ir rio! bw' M115 zirllw. W GERALDINE RAY - Ierry Dramatic Club, Pan-American Club, Current Events Club, Commercial Club, Adjustment Office Assistant. .I Jffflj gum! pdl, tba!! our jwrm. Q KENNETH RHINO Shrimp -fChecker Club, Slide Rule Cflllb, Stamp Club, Intramural Baseball, Friday Night Dance Committee. .I lllllv man alrvayf al work. FRANK RIZZO'-f Rrz -f Magic Club, Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club, Camera Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Glee Club. Ili: J.: fz fmvzd imlwdg hu will lyrlp you ju your wud. EUNICE ROHDE Hum German Club, Kelvyn Late Typist, Hall Guard, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Pan-American Club. Htr fmmli um' 7Il11I1j,' bvr fum fmt ilu' rllljf EDWARD ROSENBERG - Rosy ' Boys' Glee Club, Slide Rule Club, Hall Guard, Sales Manager, Cantata, Radio Broadctrst. Nu lfjffllgbf bare I but mug' .WJ Mun, rgiul, Ls full. EDWARD ROZYCKI-- Ross Camera Club, Hall Guard. I-1 n' IIYHIAEI' flu' in1,!mJ.eiblv lu Lflfllfffltt .mil rilll. IUNE RUNGE Punkre - German Club, Lincoln-Waslrmgton Club, Teacher's Assistant, G. A. A. Cmnt! lhlllgl .will ifnm' in ,rrmtll ptltlwlgtxi. DOROTHY RUUD - Dot - Pan-American Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Tennis Club, Games Class. ,lljp twzguu rrilhin my lipf I v'i'i,qr1,' Im who Iulki mirth 11114.11 hifi 111 Iillll. MARGARET SCHAUDERNA -- Midge German Club, Hall Guard, G. A. A., Short Forms Club. xl fmt' girl lo kllbllk-'1l.f atqlmillhizlir will rbrirv. LAURETTA SCHULTZ Laurie Class Secretary, G. A. A., Pan- American Club, Short Forms Club, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, Secre' tarral Club Secretary, Civics Club Secretary, Commercial Club, Ottrce Assistant. .'t ruddy wil, 11 happy rrzlilu, um! .nz rin' that ,rpfxrklur all the rrbilr. MARY ANNE SEIDL Sandy -German Club, Math Club, Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Kelvyn Rangers Riding Club, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard. .I lmrhful niaiden, in jim' mul fair U 1Ih Jmilirlg eyr am! guldvu lmn. MARTHA SHAPIRO-''Babe ---Legion of Honor Treasurer, Pan-American Club Treasurer, Public Speaking Club Secretary, Kelvyn Lite Reporter, Civics Club President, G. A. A., Math Club, Teacher's Assistant, Circulation Manager, Promotion Stall, Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club, Legion Assembly. WH' muff, no ire' 71tIl'Y '7I1L'f 41 girl quilt' .10 tlrur. JUNE SMILIE- - Smiles Short Forms Club Treasurer, Hall Guard, G. A. A., Camera Club, Pan-American Club, Know Your Chicago Club. Witlsf 11 rlJw1'g Jmilr and 1u'n1Hi11,q cy, Shi' ,imiltaf ul jazz when llmimzg IU. ARDELLE SMITH lnd1an Teacher's Assistant, Gamer: Class, Dancing Class, G. A. A., Hall Guard Captain, Lunchroom Guard. A lilflzf ?IlA7l,t't'7I.t'F rmu' and llawl in wllibrd by ilu' law! of lbem. LOIS SMITHfn Lowie n-'Year' Book Staff, Pan-American Club, Dramatic Club, Short Forms Club, German Club, G. A. A., Teacher's Assistant. Sin' is guna' who dam pond dwelt. PHYLLIS SNYDER- - Shorty ---- Glee Club Contest, Hall Guard Cap- tain, Pan-American Club, Games Class, Cantata, Bowling League, Adlustb ment Assistant, Student Council, Library Assistant, Crrcus, G. A. A., Volleyball Tournament, Home Talent Show, Boots and Saddle Club Presi dent, Circulation Manager, Clean-up Committee. Short .md .f1l'c'El,' 11 nife gal In nzurt. MARY SPAHN Dark Eyes Library Assistant, Hall Guard, Athletic Manager, Clean-up Committee, G. A. A., Dance Committee, Games Class. lfmzt' ju jillrr bug: lc! nr gn-fuillz xl lighl, f.'1lI!.'1,IIft' lov. ROSEALIEN STEIN-- Butch Games Class, German Club, Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant, G. A. A., Bowling League, Glee Club, Camera Club, Pan-American Club, Crvics Club President and Secretary. 'I lou iffy of gouth and lamlila bw' rgtxr tlnplapcd flud tuxr of heart bm' v1'vr'y funk inrlzwjfd. FRANK SUCHOR Such Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Athletic Manager, Baseball Team, Clean-up Campaign, K Klub, Glee Club, Flying Squad, Hall Guard. Can lu' war bare tan mmf? of 11 ,gffml ll1ifl,rg.3 EUGENIA SZUMILAS - Gene Hall Guard, G. A. A., French Club, Commercial Club. uni!!-Il77It'zl ,rllwire lmllv mort' tluqlnrltt' llmu nprtrlv. LEONA THIER- 'Lee Bookkeeping Club, G. A. A., Bowling League, Clerk Assistant, Short Forms Club, Games Class, Hall Guard, Oitrcr Assistant.. I I 4 .I qmrl gn! ruth jvzunlljvulr llpfm rmilrt array bw' tfazlj imc. fra ARNOLD THOMPSON- The Brain -Triangle Club, Slide Rule Club. Student Council, Office Assistant, Washington-Lincoln Club, Clean-up Committee. Atl, lbw p1'ofeir.rw', bell fell you all abou! lf. RAY THORSENf- Ray - - K Klub President, Football Team, Hall Guard, Circulation Manager, Civics Club President, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, xi lnztw' of .ilrmgfb in flye fovlbnll lilly, Ifleuf uf fan! and quifk of mind. RAYMOND 'I'OI.I.EFSENe- Pee Wee ----Intramural Basketball, Bookkeeping Club, Current Events Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Camera Club, Magician's Club. Smfzll in .ultlt1n'v, but grml in mimi. ROBERT TOLLEFSEN - Bob - Intramural Basketball, Bookkeeping Club, Current Events Club, Know Your Chicago Club, Camera Club, Mag1cian's Club, Athletic Club. Ofivu tum bill .reldom heard. FRANCIS TROSS f Robinhood . The more Jun 1l'tlY'7I. Ihr' 0101? you forgtfl, S0 Irby learn? LORETTA TUMINSKI- Lorie -G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Current Events Club, Pan-American Club, Library Assistant, Adjustment Office Assistant. .lirlrere nml ,QLtIIt Y'0lI.f lozrurd all ,she br1rfn',v,' .1 fully girl 11'l1n bar IIU foaf. ELEANOR U'l'SONDf- El --Year Book Staff, French Club, G. A. A., Hall Guard Captain, Hall Guard, Social Club. Happy-go-lznki, fnir mia' free, Nutbing maria bo1lJc'r'.f me. SHIRLEY VENNe Babe fLegion of Honor, Office Assistant, Lv- brarian, Hall Guard, Annual Staff Assistant, Short Forms Club, French Club, Secretarial Club, Bulletin Stenciler. lilnml. .a1t'wt.' likmblv a'i.i'j1a.ri1iw1. GALE WAGGONER---''Windy -Intramural Basketball, Cleanvup Committee, Glee Club, Washington-Lincoln Club, Krowers Club, Lunchroom Guard, Hii plmumll air and happy mlile, Maia him rl frivml url! wortlf u'lailz'. FLORENCE WALSH --- Puggy -- Know Your Chicago Club, Social Club, Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club, G. A. A., Secretarial Club, Pan-American Club, Commercial Club, Staff Typist. SIl'H'I mv lhv fl1f1nglJl.r Ibn! .mror nf i'of1tl'nl,' The quivf mind if firber llmn 4 l'7lA1l'Il. WILLIAM WEBB+ Chauncey -- Intramural Basketball and Base- ball, Civics Club Secretary, Hall Guard, Printshop Assistant. Hu it Hof nzurrlj a flnip off the old blmk, B111 Ike old blork llxell. IUNE IKEBER-- Winkie -Y Secretarial Club, Hall Guard, Short Forms Club, G. A. . .1411 Alfflfllgl' ar fm'fz.r1m1 fuki-1l'i.:'e, juli, am! .fzgwefzbla tk VIRGINIA WEHLING-ff''Ginnyg'--French Club President and peas er, Gyrma ' ub, Gt . . used horus, Cleo!!-up Cqmm-ittee, Hal Guard Captain, il?lGuatdKCi'vlbs'gub Secreta Teacherls Assistant, Ga unc oom .. .,, . V , - - fbzrlgi mn up in mfs? ' 4 'A , ' X'l s4 L? lf I ' I X .-1' '- J LUCILLE WENTZEL- LuLu f-Office Assistant, G. A. A., Short Forms Club, Secretarial Club, Hall Guard Marshal, Mixed Chorus, Book- keeping Club, Home Talent Show, Commercial Club, Civics Club Secretary. .Ylw ii purify In walk zullb, and willy In lulk zvilh. LILA WICK-- Li --Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Hall Guard. Hur jxiwzihliifv if fY'F1l.flll'f'd' by ull, MILTON WIGUTOW--- Wiggie''fBrotherhood of Merlin, Hall Guard, Checker Club, Glee Club, Cantata, Radio Broadcast. 1'.l'I!7ll :bv rrnzwz nf hir brad In Ibe fip of hir Iver Hi' IJ all rmrtb. r1'vryone knouxr. IOHN WILMES-- lohrmy 'Intramural Basketball, Bowling League, Social Dance Class, Hall Guard, Circulation Manager, Most Popular Senior, Kelvynian Assistant. Hi' lwllvt tbl' 1l'fll7Il'lI+l?l1lL'.f fa leare 106771. MAX WITT- Bud -Intramural Baseball, German Club, Bookkeeping Club, Swimming Team, Circulation Manager, Swimming Team Captain, Sergeant- aisarms in K Klub. Stlf ffzzfr if the iff! .iefret of Jlzrrwr. ELEANOR WOHN loe --Short Forms Club, Hall Guard, Secretarial Club. jftllp and fzrvff, 1: nit? girl ia mfw. ELLEN VVUKITCH- El'5 - Know Your Chicago Club, Hall Guard. l7v1'nnt yr rlaierjnl, dl'll1'6 ye! religlzed. PAULINE YUENGER- Paula''e-Circus, Art Club, Kelvyn Life Art Staff, Art Club Secretary and Treasurer, Student Council, Bowling League, G. A. A., Hall Guard. Pflnlim' . . . hilt rlyr air uro.'n1d willy bmnfj. CHESTER ZALESKI-- Red -- Current Events Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball and Baseball, Flying Squad, Office Assistant. Ifmfleu lu' ll't1f and .rmrflillg all di.rg1ri.iu. 191 all gl sf 5 YQRQ X ,Si ul 'wy4.,14,.v '11 .si - ' 4 gWHZESUi 'Sis , If l fa LQ 2 AMN 'fl' 4-v '5 Q WI, E3 'bf Q 'gl 'I Q 'Q I if L29 LG! ' N I if pei' 1 E I .J 0 -2521s .1,,' , I, '37,-9 5.3 '3 637' .,' xx' Q t-Q55 f-dp We gp Nl ' ', f rwjli' flfd f I Q5 1' Sys fs: Q5 NX 3 'cg fx., S9 9 1 -I '-I sz, Q I SA Q tl X pl FSP Q JN 1 f ' Q55 QW 49 V' ' C gjxl I . M Pauline Yuznger M, Ella Jean Carlsen E MOST OF THIS IN IUNE,I940 POPULAR Iune Buchholz, Charles Kelleher. ATTRACTIVE Iessie Harrison, Donald Brodie. ATHLETIC Betty Harper, William Pormusa. VERSATILE Betty lean Campbell, George Neumayer BEST DRESSED Mary Prish, Robert Orbesen. MILLION S SMILE Ethel Lechner, Bobby Feinblatt. INTELLIGENT Betty Nilsen, Arnold Thompson. IOLLIEST Virginia Wehling, Louis Manning. MUSICAL Florence Iaeger, Libby Di Silvestro. BEST DANCER Eleanor Mack, Howard Polston. DEPENDABLE Elaine Kornblum, Kenneth Raab. FRIENDLIEST Dorothy Olsen, Christ Nielsen. DIGNIFIED Lois Braun, Elmer Krock. BEST SPORT Arline Olsen, Thornas Maish. BEST LINE Lorraine Iohnson, Larry Collins. BASHFUL Ida Dubman, Harry Ollestad. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marjorie Keller, Iarnes Erdevig. 2 THE MOST OF THAT IN JANUARY, 1941 CTTWQ , ff' ly ,am .J X lei ii A POPULAR Erna Lee, Michael Di Prima. ,- ATTRACTIVE .li I' F ' . Evelyn Holck, Fred Snodgrass, ' I ATHLETIC is Cecile Sherman, Edwin Kurlc. BEST DRESSED 'NT Iune Malmstern, Walter Demme. Q' MILLION SSMILE k 'JE .Q Eleanor Christoft, Lawrence Gellman. is E , V T N! 'S VERSATILE I. f L Elaine Lombard, Munse Twins. X 3. L gg ,. ml? kg .LA N il! DIGNIEIED I X Q Evelyn Prater, Robert Allen. ll INTELLIGENT . Iune Waser, Herman Burk. Qffwf i X 'A n X N DEPENDABLE -Lf T g Marilyn Hegsted, Roger Kiel. at Z9 3 J E- Q-Lg IoLLIEsT Rf? ,fi Marie Iessie, Hans Klernrner. X., K fp , .A Qbxlbil MUSICAL gk Viola Shepard, Roger Kiel ' PERSONALITY ,Aa ,,. I Ruth Norrnan, Philip Izenrnan. R P ,Q 0 5 ELUEEEE Vj 1 XA Evelynne Peterson, Thomas Schmidt. f X '5 BASHEUL ff' ' Muriel Schroeder, Albert Churchill. X Q4 ,X FRIENDLY 5,I ,X Dolores Unrath, Wm. Borkenhagan. M' , Er fda MOST LIKELY TO sUccEED Helen Nelson, Carl Kinell. I 6 GQ. E , Y M-N. 5 EJ C. PY LEGION HONOR The Student Council is one of the most active organizations in the school, as well as one of the oldest. lt is composed of fifty-six members, one representa- tive from each division room, who are elected by popular vote. The officers of the Council, president, vice-president, and the secretary, together with the chairmen of the Attendance, Deportrnent, Building and Grounds, and the Activi- ties Committees, constitute the Board of Directors. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote a fine school spirit by giving all its members a chance to participate in activities which develop leadership and good fellowship among the students, and between students and faculty. Through the exercise of such procedure, the students should develop a fine sense of civic and social responsi- bility toward the school and the community. Regular meetings of the organiza- tion are held on the first and third Tuesday of the school month. STUDENT t COUNCIL 22 tza LIBRARY STAFF The Library Staff is composed of approximately fifty members who were chosen by Miss Poltrock from a recommended group. Through their service as librarians they gain knowledge which can be used in the future. The student librarian develops tact and understanding through contact with other pupils. These qualities are useful in any future work the individual may choose. The knowledge acquired from working among books in the library is something to be treasured and used for the rest of the student's life. Most important of all is the fact that if a girl wants to follow a library career she has gained a priceless background from this high school training. The club is sponsored by Miss Poltrock and her assistant, Mrs. Chambers. The officers of the club are Rosemary McGinn, president, Ruth Goodyear, vice- president, Helen Nelson, secretary, Velma Ernst, corresponding secretary, and Wilma Thorsen, treasurer. Meet the Legion oi Honor! They are the outstanding citizens of our student body. Each semester scoring sheets are issued to all students above QB desiring to become members of the Legion. On these sheets, points are awarded for participation in each school activity, and service to the school, as well as for scholarship. This group of mental stalWarts selected each semester from the student body of Kelvyn Park performs many types of service for the school. One of the responsibilities of the Legion of Honor is to acquaint incoming Freshmen with the many phases of Kelvyn's student activities. Freshmen tours around the school are conducted by Legion members and each semester an assembly is presented introducing to Freshmen various clubs and activities of the school. The Legion of Honor, under the competent sponsorship of Mr. Lederer, also administers Kelvyn's Safety Program. It takes charge of the distribution of safety literature to all students, sponsors safety assemblies and studies various safety problems in and around the school building. We have seen a school year pass by. A year crammed to overflowing with assemblies, sports, graduation, and special events. We have seen old faces go . . . and we have missed them: we have seen new faces come . . . and we have welcomed them. We have seen a year of life pass by . . . and it was good. Looking back over the past two semesters, we find ourselves silently wondering if ever again we shall witness scenes equal to the quickly-moving panorama of this school year. Our thoughts wander back to the highlights: we smile at the remembrance of happy hours spent at the school dances -they were such funl- the wild delirium with which we greeted the football, basketball, and baseball seasonsfassemblies participated in club activities- the ioy of work well done. The traditional freshman assembly, given on October ll by the Legion of Honor to acquaint the freshies with Kelvyn's extra- curricular activities, was among the first of the year----a perform- ance well worth remembering. October 17: Open House. Remember how we all wished we were freshies so that we might be excused from class to accompany our parents on their tour through the school? On October 27 we rolled in the aisles laughing at the predica- ment of several boys who followed their first impulses in a pre- liminary Hallowe'en celebration. The play Easy Does lt was the cause for all the merriment. Do you know the story behind Abbott's famous paintings in the assembly hall? If not, you should have been present when the story of Sir Galahad's search for the Holy Grail was explained to an interested audience on November l. Comes that hilarious day every semester when the school shakes with laughter at the antics of the future K boys during their initiation. November 3 saw the halls sheltering weird, em- barrassed-looking creatures fthey called themselves boysl wearing dresses and behaving quite strangely. What some boys won't do for a ln the distance a bugle playing taps . . . the bowed head of a veteran soldier . . . We wonder if ever again we shall witness such an impressive, inspiring assembly as the one presented November 10 by Miss Nelson's United States History Class. This Armistice Day program, stressing the ideals of peace, emphasized the close association between peace and the American ideal of democracy. Preceding the Armistice Day assembly was a series of six colorful tableaux presented November 8, under the direction of Mrs. Nordman. Towering far above the assemblies of the year in popularity was the annual Home Talent Show given November 21. With that able master of ceremonies, Louis Manning, the show provided entertainment for all and netted Sl l5.56 for the School Childrens Aid. The Masque and Make-Up Club appeared once more before the footlights, as it came up with two fine performances on Decem- ber 8: lunior's Moustache and Luncheon for Six . After attend- ing these performances we couldn't see Harold Sheridan without imagining him brushing his upper lip for the appearance of a few hairs. Could you? With banners flying overhead, drum majorettes strutting down the avenue, our feet trying bravely to keep time with the band, we witnessed, on December lU, the memorable opening of the Wrightwood Avenue viaductethe project to make the streets safer for our students . . . And, following the parade, the excitement of a Sunday program presented in the school auditorium . . . The solemnity of the Washington Oratorical Contest. loseph Pisciotta, winner, well deserved that honor with his stirring address, If the World ls to Have Peace, 'We Must Have Truth . lames Cubbidge, second place winner, delivered Preserving Our l l24l ILIGHTS Democracy . The other participants who held our interest were Gale Waggoner, Kenneth Baab, Betty Hansen, and Christ Nielsen. lf you were one of the girls who didn't attend the G. A. A. Freshie Mixer on December l3, you missed seeing a Santa Claus who had blond curls. The main interest Cbesides the cake and ice cream, of coursell was a ten-cent grab bag with Santa Claus, alias Betty Ovresat, handing out the gifts. Turning back the leaves of the past year, we pause at the chapter headed Athletics . We look back upon the football season and see such players as Ed Levin, Marty Narbo, Henry Bauer, Charles Popp, Bob De Wyze, and William Formusa out on the gridiron fighting gamely to get the pigskin over the line for dear old K. P. High. We live again the thrilling moments when, on November 4, the Panthers trounced the McKinley eleven 6-O, and on November ll, when they again triumphed, beating Fore- man 7-O. The basketball season, always looked forward to eagerly by Kelvyn students, saw the Panther team march into each game with the will to win. lt saw them play heads-up ball throughout the season, and lose some heartbreaking games by one-point scores. With the close of the season, some of Kelvyn's finest cagers- Bernard Berk, Bobert Schmidt, lames Zavila, Howard Sellke, and Arealdo Bende, all lanuary '40 graduatesfplayed their last game for us. On the gridiron, the baseball diamond, the basketball and ten- nis courts, in the swimming pool and bowling alley, Kelvyn has strung up a creditable number of victories of which she can well be proud. Strains of music drifting out of the gymnasium doors, and with it coming the exhuberant chatter of happy young people. Familiar? Of course! lt's the regular Friday evening dance, sponsored by the Board of Education. Kelvyn has certainly had its share of dances this past year! The Kelvyn Life affair, given free to all its subscribers, was the first of the year. Then followed dances we won't forget: the Get-Acquaintedu dance, French Barn dance, Harvest Hop, the Klub football dance, and the Hatchet Swing. What a huge success the Spring Festival on March l5 turned out to be! The Teacher's Nightmare in the Daytime , or lt Can't Happen Here , a highly hilarious play given by the teachers, kept us in continual laughter. Wasn't it fun to see them performing for once instead of us? The Masque and Make-Up Club presented The Sign of the Four , a Sherlock Holmes story, with Phil lzenrnan portraying the great fiction detective. Add music, singing, special readings, and comic acts to the two dramatic performances and you have a wonderful night of laughs and entertainment. Clean-cut, athletic-minded boys became members of the K Klub when they received the coveted for their ability in certain fields of sport at an assembly March 28. Peace was the theme of Mrs. Luken's Memorial Day assembly on May 29. The principle set forth could well be observed in this war-troubled world. The annual Klub banquet will roll around again in lune. lt is always looked forward to eagerly by K Klub members, its alumni, by fathers and teachers. Though we can touch but lightly the pages of the closed volume, though we may be forced to look forward to new fields of endeavor, may we never forget the great things . . . and the little things which make up this thing called School. May we ever hold in happy remembrance our years at Kelvyn Park High. We will see new years come, and we will welcome them with the robust spirit of youth. But they cannot overshadow the bril- liancy of the past year. lt will not be forgotten . . . no, not by Kelvyn students, for it was a year too great to be forgotten. Elaine and Eileen Drews f25l US PHYSICISTS There is a period every day When I my wisdom doubt. My mind's a blank, and I don't know lust what it's all about. Bells, and keys, and batteries Go whizzing quickly by- And then I find an extra screw That I look at with a sigh. It's shameful and bewildering When the answers we don't know. Our teacher thinks We're awfully dumb, And-perhaps it's so. There's Florence Lev who seems to know Iust what she ought to do, And Gloria, her partner, Who helps her sometimes, too. A carefree twosome we have here. They're Izenman and I..icht. How wide their scope of knowledge is I simply can't depict. Renowned are Kaitchuck and Ed Kurkm For their work as right hand men To Mr. Caird, Who's bothered them Time and time again. Were it not for Marianne Our day would be quite dull, For she laughs at almost anything And helps to break the lull. There's Herman Burk who knows his oats tOne of the very fewl And Mike, the one connector up Who shows he's able, too. Oh yes, We have within our ranks A first rate sound technician, Who deciphers well 'tween noise and sound Which shows she's a musician. Torn and Harold seem to like The smell of toasted wire. Prom what I've gathered of their kind They'd sure enioy a fire. Drimall, McGinn, and Laib have we To tell us that we're bright. They ask us where we'd put the wires In case we'd want a light. Can I hear the loud protests Of those I did not mention? Rather than to be abused 'I'hey'd put in their declension. AND CHEMISTS Did I slip up on Mr. Caird? Now that's indeed a shame. For as a physicist, you see There's power in that name. He tells us things from cave man stuff To that of densest style. Some seem engrossed beyond compare And others sit and smile. Although he loads us down with work We're going to miss his ways, His chalk, his robes, experiments, And even those lab days. Ik Pk Pk When you hear us talk of HQO, Or Pb and Fe, It's not the latest in code finds, But chemistry, you see. And when we speak of elements I wish you'd bear in mind They're not grey things with long trunks, But building blocks, you'll find. A compound's not a medicine, Nor mercury degrees, And if the air gets cold enough It's really bound to freeze. A funnel isn't meant for milk Or to pour water down, Nor is a graduated cylinder A vase with cap and gown. S doesn't mean superior, Nor MP mighty poor, But they just stand for chemicals. Now this you know, I'm sure. When you're half through you realize That without much ado You have burnt fingers, broken glass, And dirty test tubes, too. You spill all kinds of harmful things: Your beakers don't endure: And if that egg smell gets you down Fresh air will be the cure. So bring your clothes pins and your smocks, And your best set of wits: And don't forget a strong physique Or you'll be blown to bits. Written, Wroten, and Rotten by Dorothy Iensen. 26 THE CLASS OF IANU ETEEN FORTY-ONE ln o little While fr Wo'll look book oft th p t And find our doy tK l y P k Hove flown by rn h t f t ROBERT ALLEN-Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a mortician. That old .mymg about lbe 1'wfl9cad.r .frill nppliexr. SARAH ALLEN- Sally -Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Teacher's Assistant, French Club, 3V2 Year Graduate. Ambition: To be a comp- tometrist. The world' 7lIt'd?1.f mmeflying Ia live rnpfzble. ARNOLD ANDERSEN- Arnie -Hall Guard. Ambition' To be a department store sales manager. Anything for 4 quiet life. DOROTHY ANDERSON-''Andy ePan-American Club, Lunchroom Assistant, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a stenographer. Deroul ye! rlfeerful, uflire yet rerigned. t S-foxes AN 'soN.-'xuidyf' f m Club, Pwr-American ciub, cv A Mant, uard. mbitlgmf .be ay maiflfclerk. Fo 179' l7fs7LyJ,Af ,ffliarf if y0'1't1'. ' ff: ' ' ' k 5 V l, I. I n' I HAROLD ANDERSON-Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a pharmacist. All lbifigr mme urozmd Ia him who will but wail. HELEN ANDERSON--''Angel --Commercial Club, German Club, G. A. A., Pan-American Club, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. A nzefry hear! nzakzffh a fbeerful rozmtename. IEAN AUMENT-From Steinmetz: Pan-American Club, Girls' Choir, Friendly Ferns Club, G. A. A., Officer Secretary Club. Ambition: To be a foreign correspondent. A rote with ull ilr Ju'eele.rl learer yet folded. MARIANNE BACH---G. A. A., German Club, Choral Club, Hall Guard, Civics Club Secretary, Circus. Ambition: To be a comptometrist. Burl? alone?-Nr1'er.' THEODORE BAIDAf Teddy --Hall Guard Captain. Ambition: To be a business man. Hs .vpmkr but feu' 'Il'fH'Lf.f,' ufife men .rpeuk liflf, Ihffrefnfe be ir wife. EARL BALLA- Lover fKelvyn Life Editor, Kelvyn Life Sports Editor, Baseball Team, Hall Guard. Ambition: To enter into the advertis- ing field. The mari thu! Ioref and luugbr muff ruff do well. ALICE BENKOWSKI-Legion of Honor, Office Assistant, Pan-American Club, German Club, Movie Club, G. A. A., Civics Club Secre- tary, Hall Guard, Games Class, Slide Rule Club. Ambition: To be a stenoq- rapher or a pharmacist. Honor lier in bone!! loil. Q A- ff-Z - Wim!- RIC RD BERGMANf Rich1e 4 urrent Events Club, Hall Guard Captain, Clean-up CC11l'FRaigri. Ambition: To be an inventor. A liflle nonrenie nou' and then . . . ALLADINE BLASKf Al +Kelvyn Rangers Riding Club, Student Council, G. A. A., Circulating Manager, Hall Guard, Dramatic Club, Games Class. Wfould Ilia! all uwre af fair ni Jlae. EARL BLOCK- Red -Hall Guard, Football Team. Ambi- tion: To be a successful business man. N0 llmugbl bare I bu! D776,' And thai, rgud, ix ffm. MARSHALL BLOM- Marsh -Bowling Team, Baseball Team, Office As- sistant, Clean-up Committee, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Civics Club President. A une man dmxf tml f1ere.f.faf'ily lalk much. WILLIAM BORKENHAGEN- Porky f Football Team. Ambition: To become a draftsrnan. fly-every inrb 4 man. HERMAN BURKf- Burk -Kelvyn Life Editor-in-Chief, Le- gion of Honor President, Student Council Committee Chairman, Glee Club, Civics President, Triangle Club President, Clean-up Committee Chairman, Fire Marshal, Flying Squad, Hall Guard, Public Speaking Club, Mixed Chorus, German Club, Pan-American Club, Checker Club, Circulating Man- ager. Ambition: To be a journalist. . . . Gwzinf, lim! power' irliirb duzzlw nmrlal qw. ADELE BUYER- Del -Civics Club Secretary, Teacher's Assistant, Clean-up Campaign, Pan-American Club, Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Math Club, Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Kelvynian Literary Staff. To krmnr ber if lo lore ber. WILLIAM CASPERS- Bill -- Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a mechanic. In bil' .vilwzrc greal lbingr are planned. RUTH CI'IRISTENSENfHall Guard, Clean-up Committee. Ambition: To be a secretary. A Joul ar while ar heaven. l23l ELEANOR CHRISTOFF --- Christy f- Pan-American Club, Library Assistant, G. A. A., Kelvynran Business Staff, Hall Guard, Te-aclrer's Assistant, Dance Club, Gym Assistant, Health Counselor, Ganres Class. Ambition: To be a librarian. Xlvt' ll rlfll Ilit' rl .n'lllfjm' of lm- llult: if lull lmu. ALBERT CHURCHILL -- Al -- Glee Club, Intramural Basketball, In- tramural Baseball, Circulation Manager, Athletic Manager, Hall Guard, Clean-up Committee. Ulf llllglllj If bv. IRI-INE CONNELL-- Rene -- G. A. A., Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a nursc. Gaul! mllllwll. llnuflll lull! rll1ll,utllvt'l- ll ,fllurlrrllll jlt'l'.mrl. EILEEN CORL--- Corks - IFrom Lake View Highl, G. A. A., Vance Club. Arrrbrtron: To work in an office, .llllltl tlllllml fllllulr, nor 1101111 r'.x'11rrxi.i lwr iflflflilt' r1z'teillc.i.r. EVELYN COUNIHAN ---- Pinkie --Art Club, Glee Club, G, A. A., Spring Festival, Masque and Make-up Club. Ambition: To be a fashion designer. fill tglbflll' rlll i'rll'flllflllll'll,i.i rbwrflll. MARGARET COX- Marqie'9 Commercial Club, Pan-American Club, Dra- ntatrc Club, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be head of a nursery. fl lllll' flllllll ir fllrr1'l.'l' 11 fliullll. ROY DANIELSON- - Lefty -epan-American Club, Oitice Assistant. I .llll lnlpfvll-1 rlbill I lllll illlv. WALTER DEMME- Dem Kelvynian Staff, Hall Guard. Ambi- tion: To be a newspaper photographer. lltlppi-,ull-Illtirr, fair and flw, lrllllllllg lflllfb ,70flJt'7'.f me. . 1, F . ROS DE RO -- Wink Com ercial Club, GutnesA lasi!-fe. A. A., chec er- c , Hall'Gua'd, Boqiglzfeepn rcrub, s ricllifiglllis ' 5 Pan Q- bw uf At., 'lo Arnga ligownytln 1 ac ' b Masq e rl Up Club, Stu VCO cry' nb ron: o be ottice girl-for s cre -, A tlvllblp rlfyif llrlff,fJliprlllll:lt'll, F ' X1 1 IDELI. DIAMOND Dellie -f Pan-American lub, Math Club, Commercial Club, Masque and Make-Up Club, Kelvynian Staff, G. A. A., Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a social worker. jhllj .lull illrrl, rl Iliff glrl In lllvll. MICHAEL DI PRIMA Mrke - Current Events Club, French Club, Circulating Manager, Hall Guard, Ticket Sales Committee. Ambition: To bc a pilot. Xlffllllllllfl llnrzr ln twig lull: flllll' .pulls burr: dolly him 1'L'7j lrrll. VIOLETTE ENGER --VA Blondie Student Council, Bookkeeping Club, Saddle and Cycle Club, Bowling League, Ping Pong Club. Ambition: To be a secretary. llulv, lluw, llllll vr'vl'j11'bl r' llllhlllll' 11 rlllv. DORIS ERHARDT Huntz Commercial Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club, French Club, Checker Club. Ambition: To be an archae- ologist. Tlllr' 1l'lrlld-- gag Idfflfltlllidfl. VELMA ERNST-- Ernie Library Assistant, Pan-American Club, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Library Staff Treasurer. Ambition: To become a surgical nurse. livllllrllltr' rlflllml ill .rilnlrl'. ALBERT FANTERW- Albre'P -Football Team, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a cartoonist. I Xmlli' .ill-7 lu' ir l1llit'l, blll llibur lbllllr lm! Jn. LYLA FELKSON-- Felkie -Dramatic Club, Comrrrercial Club, G. A. A., Kelvynian Staff, Hall Guard, Circus. Ambition: To be a social worker. Nita' lll lull! rlf. flirt lll blnlr. HARRIET FRANKEL Weenie - - Commercial Club, Masque and Make-Up Club, G. A. A., Circus, Kelvynran Staff, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a dress designer. .Ylu lllllj bi' Jlllllll, bill UH! EVELYN FRATER--- Evre w Student Council, Pan-American Club, French Club, G. A. A., Civics Club President and Secretary, Hall Guard Captain, Library Assistant, Games Class, Teacher's Assistant, Mixed Chorus, Lunch- room Guard. Ambition: To be a school teacher. PA1.IL'1't'7'4UIl rf and lar! 77ld7'l'lJ an fIH'l'1't'I'. MARCELLA FROMM Marsy f--German Club, Games Class, Bookkeeprng Club, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Clean-up Campaign. Am- bition: To become a beauty operator. A jlllllrlulf l'lml'fl1 allll' l1'l up ,illlll'v'llj. LAWRENCE GELLMAN -- Larry - From Lane: Hall Guard, R, O. T. C., Cycle Club, Math Club. Ambition: To study medicine. 7ln llvlrlrl Ilrl.l lmlrlt' ll, urlllq, lllrll I mlm!! rllllkr llau mllit of il. f ' - ' ROBE GENT - 1llie f Oltrc ssrstant Book lub,f Plymgf- s , ll . . 64' .1 ,b rrk. SFI ' .i rrfvu I f we en ,sl I f f-ff - - , .- J! 1 'WW 'T ' L' ' 29 3 M7 , , DQ, slr . . at - - lk- , 1. . - ., .Q x uf . r 1 .X PHYLLIS GIOSA Phyl G, A. A., Hall Guard. Ambrtron: To be a nurse. .Wu lv r'f1l1r'!r'ul1a,' ilu' in 111 url 'IU ifmrz' lm it .1 Niall. GLORIA GLASSMAN Glo Choral Club, French Club, Civics Club Secretary, G. A. A., Clean-up Committee, Kelvynian Staff, Choral Com' petition Contest, Home Talent Show, Math Club, Dance Club, Hall Guard, Masque and Make-Up Club, Spring Festival. Ambition: To be a hrstory teacher at Kelvyn. l'.'1r' ftrl Inf., tjrur of bint' nm! rnfv ffm. ALICE GRABEKH f Al Drrrmatrc Club, Hall Guard Captain. limi In Iwi .rf--bvfrw In knoll. VIVIAN GRATTON Vee Current Events Club, Bookkeerwrnq Club, Hall Guard. Ambrtron: To be a bookkeeper. Arm! lumix .rw nmvr' flnm ruwzzrl-. ETHEI. GROSCH Sue -H Orchestra, Band, German Club, G. A. A., Math Club, Pan-American Club. .I il1r'r'11'l1l girl rrillv rl .tilllfnl lmml. ROBERT HALL f Wrndy Crrculatron Manaaer, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. Ambition: To be an mr-conditioning engineer or a civil service enqrneer. Pffnr ilu jiri Iirft' nf tlrfzflrurltz affine. .Xtrrlluli fwfr' .wil yr! rlfziurlj trmrfy. RUTHE HALLETT Chico G. A. A., Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a lawyer. 'i ffl rlvlulg bflullnii, n'lvir'l7 luv' t'bt'r'E all Jftvrulrf. .fir ojnrrliflg mum in Ibm' lflrin fuul. DAVID HANSEN Rev Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a printer Ill- ,-.ffllmtt kfmzrrllv 11.1 rrltl. ELAINE HANSEN Sandy G. A. A., Comnrercral Club, Bookkeeping Club. Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a cornptometrrst, Qlrfrl nrllll jun klmzz' lim. LORRAINE HANSON Lorry -Orchestra, Music Festival, Home Talent Show, Spring Festival, Pan-American Club, Math Club, French Club, GerA nran Club. .llllllt It ilu Lzrliflj nf fbi' Iwwlrl ilu!! Lfmn Init: mmf. JOSEPH HASSII. Ice -Legion of Honor, Assistant Editor of Kel- vyn Lite, Student Council, Crvrcs Club President, Pan-Amerrcan Club, Or- chestra, Promotion Committee, Hall Guard, Oftrce Assistant, Home Talent Show. Ambition: To be a radio staff pianist. .Your 11.11 jmf 11171 br' bin f1.1f'.1llr'l, DOROTHY HEATH- G. A. A., Hall Guard, Teachers As,- swstant, Games Class. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. Hru .lull llww rlllrf t1t'rjr1'ln'n'. IOYCE HEERLEIN joy Adjustment Assistant, Kelvynian Statt, Current Events Club, Dramatrc Club, Math Club, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Clean-up Camnnttee. .Ytlmlrlmlvifv mn! mlm! ,r11fH'wf1.1r-1' me lrrllli fi! iuifirir1'lml rlv.lv.1rIw . . . fmt- unurf by juvrrv. MARILYN HEGSTED Mare K Klub, G. A. A., Kelvynran Liter- ary Statf, French Club, Teacher's Assistant, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Library Assistant, Games Class. Hu lwzrly rwlzrllamlrltr' . . . frm ami bvjllirull .11 .1 rnmmrv nlnrll. IOHN HEINRICH - - Yolron lntramural Basketball, Hall Guard. Ambition: To become a coach. lY'r'll llllltll rzlmru hilt IIIHVA' t'lffrfm'r1rt' ffnzu rfnrtfr. FREDERICK HERMANN Fritz Math Club, Kelvyn Lrfe Assistant Edrtor, Circulation Manager, Hall Guard Captain, German Club President, Crvrcs Club President and Secretary, Leqron ot Honor Vrce-President, Promotron Committee, Kelvyn Lite Chairman. Crm! IJ' ln' in lmtln mimf um! fmu'5. IAMES HICKEY Iim ff-PanfAmer1can Club, Football Team, Intra- nrural Basketball, Hall Guard, Ambition: To Work in a printshop. .l 411141. tlurp Ibiuklrlg f7L'l',tHll HI rmlrfr uwfl.l1l .rluulrl fwjntlrrl. FRANK HILD -Football Team, Track Team, Hall Guard. Slide Rule Club. lm! flu' 11'rH'lJ .tlitltn ful ilu' u'm'1J gn: .1 fig fm Hire, .md rl fir: for 11'm'.' ROBERT I'IUMERf Office Assistant, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Hall Guard, Hall Marshal, Lunchroom Guard, Clean-up Campaiqn. .Vlill u'.llt'1,r rim dwp. EVELYN HOLCK Evie Mixed Chorus, Adjustment Assistant, G. A. A., Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a secretary to the presrdent of a large concern, .1 tlmfrj fllavzmfrfrz bafrpj Jmilr. ttnnlrlnzg bw pall' all fbi' rrhilv. RUTH HUEBNER- 'Fluff Hall Guard, Dancrnq Club. Ani- brtxon: To srnq with an orchestra or be a model. A rm! frlrmls I! bf1 bulb 4 frimd 14 lib zvlmm lf. rbirw. lmlb rlunhlt' rlwrr .mtl lmlf nt r.m'. T301 DOROTHY ISRAEL Dot Pan-American Club, G. A. A., Mixed Chorus. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. Qllltlrlrlt run! .iirrzplirilj rmziv Inv- 111 .ru'r'r'l ru .ibn irlrl lei. PHILIP IZENMAN- Phil Kelvyn Life Staff, Kelvyn Life Sports Editor, Kelvynian Staff, City News Bureau Reporter, Civics Club President, Basketball Team, Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Math Club Treasurer Current Events Club, Pan-American Club, Public Speaking Ciub, Bramatrc Club, Ambition: To be a pharmacist. Ilu' Ilgbl of 'pun smile, ilu' mirllr of your lunrmf Crm min lu' fnvlgfillm. CHARLES IANSEN Chuck Hall Guard. Ambition: To become rich. bmi ,ri 11l1rr'bu,ui lvl ni gn, :lub .1 light, fdPIf1l,lllt' lor. ALYCE IENSEN Iens f Hall Guard, Luncrrrcom Guard, G. A, A. Ambition: To become a secretary or a nurse. llfnlslrrr, lzrilvy. full of ffm. DOROTHY IENSEN Dottie Glee Club, Kelvynran Stall, German Club, Hall Guard, Current Events Club. 'Ibm' nlwnl hw' from hw' :ball vim! flu' jrwfrtl 114151 of lwum. EDWARD IENSEN Ed Hall Guard, lntranrural Baseball, Clean-up Cam' rargn, Glee Club. Ambition: To be a pharmacist. Qnlrl, bu! mba! 11 mmzf MARIE IESSIE Breezre Gym Captain, Games Class, G. A. A., Gym Assistant, Library Assistant, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard Captain, Lunchroom Guard, Mixed Chorus. Ambition: To become a police- woman. filillllilllxll rltr'r'vf11lm'1.i' fi rl .uigrl uf lriirlnrll. BERNADINE IOHNSON Barney Kelvyn Life Staff, G. A, A., Clean-up Campaign, Civics Club President, French Club, Remedial Read- rrrg Assistant, Circulating Manager. Anrbrtron: To teach rn a pr.vate nursery school. Hur lnrilirzrfv uufnlili lift' rl linrrvr' in flu' mlm. DORIS IOHNSON Iohnnie Commercial Club, G. A. A., Dramatic Club, PanfAmerrcan Club, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be an avratress cr stenog' rapher. Upilfmul lrmplilrr lfwrw' ir fm jay. DOROTHY IOHNSON Dottie - - Bookkeeping Club, Gere man Club, Checker Club, Civics Club Secretary, General Athletic Ticket Sales Manager, Lunchroom Guard, Hall Guard, Clean-up Committee, Slide Rule Club, G. A. A., Games Class, Ambition: To work with anythhg dealing with math. Hu- mule' If ulu'aj.r u'vlr'nmz'. VIRGINIA IORGENSEN Betty Pan-American Club, French Club, Saddle and Cycle Club, Bowling League. Ambition: To have a medical vocation. Nbr lr gum! iz.: ilu' ir fair. BERNICE IUKIEWICZ -- Bernie Pan-American Club, Commercial Club, Teachers Assistant, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a private secretary. '1u'n,i bir lblrlkiug of nlbftir lflalllt' yin think ul bw. DOROTHY KAZMER Dot German Club, Pan-American Club, G. A. A., Games Class, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard. Arnbrt.on: To be CI designer. .'f pr't.mrlrllilj mil rmulp pn.f.fr'u. ROGER KIHL- Rogue Band, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Home Talent Show, Circus. Ambition: To be a tool and dre maker, Bimini Cjnmlrlrfnr it hir Idol. CARL KINELI. eStudent Council, Kelvynian Staff, Pan-American Club, Slide Rule Club, Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Fire Guard. Ambition: Tc be an industrial chemist. xlmlzlllnfl lm! flu ntfl. AUDREY KIRSCH' Hall Guard, Dancing Class, Games Class. Ambition: To be a typrst. .I rbnrfilf rmilc' fm all. BETTY RUTH KLAUS Schatzie German Club, Conrniercral Club, Student Council, G. A. A., Home Talent Show, Glee Club, Hall Guard. Ani- brtion: To be a dress designer or radio singer. Burial-1 .twirl I5 Nrri 1' lull. HANS KLEMMER Printshop Staff, Intramural Basketball, Radrc Club, Clean- up Committee. Gmlfr gif! In Ihr' u'umr'u. FRANKLIN KLINE Kline --Bowling League, Baseball Team, Intramural Basketball, Flying Squad, Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club, Athletic Manager, Clean-up Campaign. Ambition: To be a successful busi- ness nran. Um' uf ,'l1u.w lirlftfl-7 .mnlr zriilv rwnflimq mlllv, thu! fm' ilu .fall fl ilu' rmlli. ELSE KNUDSEN Vipsa French Club, Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Home Talent Show, Typist, Gym Office Assistant, Hall Guard. Ambgtron: To be a commercial artist, Um' r'-ur rm' mil zu fimlf, mln' it 111111 brmmlilnl. LORRAINH KOBER Wrnnre - G. A. A., Hall Guard. Ambltron: To be- come a stenogiapher. In jrrrirrinfrlri' ln: my ilnivzgllv. l31l .1- -tix. is ,A 4... N. .lfl -94 wig. 5 Q. , .Q ,sg : - ' r ' L' 29,24 I gt -.. . - it A C t .- ex K . 2 6355 -i Ili X. if gi. 25 av' EDWARD KONDZIORSKI---''EdClie --Intramural Basketball, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball. Am- bition: To be an orchestra leader. My only boakr were 1uomnn'1 lookr xlml follfr all llwg mngbt me. ARTHUR KOWITZ4'Koie --f-Newspaper Staff, Student Council, Civ- ics Club President, Hall Guard, German Club, Public Speaking Club, Glee Club, Home Talent Show, Math Club. Ambition: To be a railroad electrical GHQIHQGT. Krzorrlellge ix an end in ilrelf. SYLVIA KRIEMAN- Syl -G. A. A., German Club, Hall Guard, Athletic Manager, Teacher's Assistant. Ambition: To become a private secretary. Of lojal mztnrr and of noble mirld. MABEL KRUEGER- Mickey''-Commercial Club, Bookkeeping Club, Library Assistant, Hall Guard. Ambition: To become a typist. If ir Ilye qnicl zvorker who .fm'c'Brd,r. RICHARD KRUEGEH- Smokey''---German Club, Office Assistant, I-lall Guard, Student Council, Slide Rule Club. Ambition: To be an engineer. living zritly and popular it a great ruler. EDWIN KURKe Kurk -Football Team, Glee Club Secre- tory. Ambition: To become a chemical engineer. You're go! lo be iz football hero. MARION LAIB- Mair -Hall Guard Captain, Pan-American Club, Clean-up Committee, G. A. A., Math Club, Civics Club Secretary, German Club. Am- bition: To be a secretary in a laWyer's office. A pleumnf friend, a good companion. HAROLD LANGNER-Civics Club Secretary, Circulation Manager, German Club, Bookkeeping Club. Ambition: To be an accountant. A wry Ilfirlkalzle, .fr rery likeable fellow. 8 I . . l - , 3 1 LEE 7.fJZhing f-,Bah-A ' th Cl1KV'I'Iall Guard, R fQaBgf6MssbG. . ?.4f4frh ition: To be a U Y mor- . 'V .I 'f RQ .'.'- -slr I '.' fu lore her for er mule, Mr look, ln? way. 1 ' K -. 'u ' i Q l , 9 f f .Lon LEV Flo Jf-A iolub, Gl'1A. A. Vile-Pr ' nt of Math Club, I nt ci ii, f muiilfciuiaf Publi? s i cf ci ia, H captain, try a ra B in St - ica b,l ? E f Assistant, Game abs. bitiont , in cte ' lo t. I f ' If 1 For if retry lo folk' ji 1A'lllj'll0.!ldlk -ll'lll7 ' l ' 'Xi' ,J Anil rbfzrmirlg lla 104073 day thru. l i l ' ARTHUR LICHT- Art - K Klub, Basketball Team, Intramural Basketball and Baseball, Civics Club Vice-President, Math Club Secretary, Clean-up Campaign, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a movie operator. lr: .fportr amz' their gonlr men ore lPr1ou'n, BEVERLY LINCOLN- Bev -Legion of Honor, Math Club, French Club, G. A. A., Band, Orchestra, Boys' Glee Club Accompanist, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, 3V2 Year Graduate. Ambition: To be a teacher. Olllllll Him tllglllfdlfi CHESTER I.I'l'WINf Ches --Hall Guard, Clean-up Campaign. Ambition: To become a pharmacist. 0 1 v u'l.fcl0W1 ir ofiwz taxon to rllrrzre. Q , i , it - gx. AINE LQ ARD'--' ie -G.pA. 1, Math Club, Choral Club, Get arf ,, g Festi , Dra tic b, Home Talent Show, City Musxlkllfesti bl! ' mbifiohzx get a eqrical or radio job. xl 1.1711 ing f re, 71 ofwu lzfurl. zrill 1zlu'Q.r ,oe Elrziuefr part. OLE LY Ei-Civics Clubxresident. Nrrifr .rpmk irlwrz .filerlre ran be bail. ELLEN MALINA+G. A, A., Commercial Club, Bookkeeping Club, Games Class, Hall Guard, Office Assistant. Ambition: To be a model or an office Worker. In bor tongue if the lou' of kllIdI1t'.f,f. IUNE MALMSTEN-G. A. A., Pan-American Club, Hall Guard. Am- bition: To become a school teacher. A quiet mamzer laid the mirrbief in Iyer :gear .ro blue. HAROLD MARKOS- Turtle -f -Hall Guard. Scbool . . .P Wflm! mono! be cured mm! be Ulldllhltl. ROSEMARY MCGINN--Library Assistant, Library Club Vice-President, Lunch- room Guard. Ambition: To be a nurse. S'lJe'.f here, .fbefr llyere, JIJFVJ' all about I.ol.r of pop and iz real good rfont. BETTY MCVICAR ---- Vicke -Red Cross Representative, Legion of Honor, Student Council, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Math Club, 3V2 Year Grad- uate. Ambition: To be a teacher. Her iuozuleilgs ima' rlmrnrrer are imlrrd, iz treimmz GEORGE MIELKE- - Gitz - -Glee Club, Hall Guard. Am- bition: To be a mechanic. Gerlerollr good fellow. l32l CHARLES MILLER, IR. Bud Swrnrmrng Te nn, Current Events Club, Radio Club, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be an electrical ffrgrneer, ln 111111 11111111 111 bv ,q111111. GERTRUDE MORCK Glee Club, Mrxed Chorus, Hall Guard. Am' brtron: To be tr stenograplier. ft 11:11 l11111'.f 1111 111'1' 111111. ALBERT MUNSE - Short Circuit -e Prrntshop Staff, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Radio Club, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard Marshal, Circus. I1111' 1.1 4q111111. ROBERT MUNSE - Monkey Dramatic Club Vice-Presb Gent, Civics Club President, Prrntshop Staff, Glee Club, Radio Club, lntra- mural Basketball, Hall Guard, Circus. 'I1111 1111- 111'1'1i1', HUGH MURPHY CFro1r1 Crane.l Ambitronz To get rn the army afrronautrcs corps. IIH111' 111 11111111 1111.1 1111111111 111 p1'1f111111. HAROLD NABER Buick -f-Student Library Assistant, German Club, Pan' American Club, Hall Guard, Clean-up Committee. 15.11114 111111111111 1111 11111 mfr 111 f11111'1I. WARREN NAEGEL- Bookkeeping Club, Office Assistant, ln- tramural Basketball. Ambition: To open a summer resort in northern Minnesota or Michrgan. 'I111 111111p.11111111 111 11111111 11 lI 11111'11. GORDON NELI. Checker Club, Slide Rule Club, Hall Guard. Am- b.t1on: To become an aeronautical engineer. K111111'11'11g1' 1,1 ,l111111'1'. HELEN NELSON Blondre - Library Assrstants' Secretary, French Club, G A. A., Pan-American Club, Kelvynran Staff, Crvrcs Club Secretary, Games Class. Ambition: To be a librarian, ll 1111l11 111111 1111 11'1'11' 111' 11111 111 . . . H1'11'11. RUTH NORMAN Pinky G. A. A., Hall Guard, Pan- Arrrerrcan Club. Ambition: To become an ottrce worker. ,'l111'11,s1 111115. 111111151 gm, 1111111' 111f11' 11111111i1'f 1'1'1'13 11115. ARTHUR NOSEK Art Intramural Basketball, Baseball Team, Bookkeeping Club, Cleanfup Campaign. N111 IfIllA'1. 11111 I111111. 11111 1111111, 11111 11111. 13111 11 ,11l1'11111111 111111uI111g 11.1 1111111 1111. WILLARD NOVAK - Will . Ambrtion: To be a successful busrness man. X111'11g111 A111111 111 111111 11'11'11111'. GENEVIEVE ODEAN Genny Bookkeeping Club. Am- b1tron: To enter the commercial field. 11111141 111111 111111 111111 1r1'1,11b111g 111111. TED PANCERZ- Flyrng Squad, Bookkeeping Club, Hall Guard, In' tramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Basketball Team, Ambrtion: To be a success. 1-11 b11111f11l 11,1 11111111111-1, I1'11 111111 141113 tfx 11115 11111 11111111 u1'1'1- 1112 MARTHA PARDI Magg1e e-German Club, Pan-American Club, Glee Club, Saddle and Cycle Club, Hall Guard, Arnbitron: To be a nurse. .I l11111' 111111,11'1111' 111111' 111111 111111 11 11111111111 by ilu' 11111111 111111. EVELYNNE PETERSON Pete Pan-American Club, Ger- man Club, Bookkeeping Club, Crrculatron Manager, Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant, G. A. A. Ambitron: To be a private secretary. The 1111111111 11111111111 111111 ,111'111I1'11 111 11111' 111111 It 1111111 .s11'111'1 111111 11111. LORRAINE PETERSON Lorry German Club. Ambition: To be a model, 0111111 1111l111'1'11, 11'11'1'1f111. 111111 111111,1g1'l1J1'1' 11 111111111111 p1'1'r1111. DOLORES PITTMAN-- Dell'P Austin: A Club, Senior Glee Club, German Club, College Club, G. A, A, Kelvyn: German Club, Hall Guard, G. A. A., 3112 Year Graduate. Ambition: To be a business lawyer. xl 111115 11-11111 l1f 111 11112 CHARLOTTE PRECHT Charlie f Student Council, Ger- man Club, G. A. A., Teacher's Assistant, Hall Guard, Pan-American Club, Short Forms Club, Games Class, Bookkeeping Club. Ambitron: To become a professional roller skater. l.1'1 111-1 1111111111 1f1111k 1111 1111. IOE QUATEMAN - loss -Legion of Honor, Baseball Team, Camera Club, Student Council, Orchestra, Band, Math Club, Dramatrc Club, Crvrcs Club Presrdent, 31,15 Year Graduate. I1 1,1 L11111 111 f111'11 11111' 11-1111 1'11r11111111'1 11'111'1P 101111 11111g1JI1f1'. DORIS QUINN G. A. A., Circulation Manager, Home Talent Show, Book' keeping Club, Hall Guard. Ambitronz To be a secretary. H1'1- j111l1111'11 11111111-1 1111 11111: X111' 11 111 1'11'1v111111' 11 1111'1111, l33l ISIDORE RENDE-- Izzy -Football Team, Bowling League, Hall Guard, ln- tramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball. Great lblllgj mme in .tmnll pat'iuge.r. I JAMES ROBERTSON- Ducky , l.lllle I ark, my want! are few. DOROTHY SAMSON- Sammy -Library Assistant, Com- mercial Club, Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Club, Civics Club Secretary, Circu- lation Manager, Pan-American Club, Games Class. Ambition: To become a sec t ry. 7 'o .men reign. I . f ' I 75, ' MAR HA - rench ub, K Klu , mercial Gu . . ub Pa - ericctClu Assgnt1 Hall la A I y-from the f1'0107l of the head lo the ,role RITA SAVAGE-''Rit -Bookkeeping Club, G. A. A., Hall Guard, Pan-American Club, Commercial Club, Library Assistant. Ambition: To become a good stenographer. . . . A mzile that glou d relerliul wry. . . . - Msnri: , HAC-l'l'l'f'fi 'nynaiao ee-pmg, 'ga b, Ch k C ,Z9vh'rme?fzI A-f AJi'nnBlft'6'ri? TtfzElecome a'slenogra?1l1eGi'l e y quiet an refereed-until you get tvfnyli f BENNIE SCHMIDT-Pan-American Club, Current Events Club, Bookkeeping Club, Clean-up Campaign, Checker Club, French Club. Ambition: To be- ccme an accountant. 'Neaib Jilenre one yindr unexperted ririuer. THOMAS SCHMIDT -- Tom -Swimming Team, Student Council, Clean-up Campaign Manager, Hall Guard, Current Events Club, Civics Club President. Ambition: To be a criminologist. Handrome ir that lmndrome doer. MUHIEI. SCHROEDER- Merdy -Art Club, Kelvyn Life Staff. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. The world needr l'bdV'dl'1?Y.t' like Muriel'J. MILDRED SCHULHOF- Mil -Pan-American Club, Student Council, Circu- lation Manager, Commercial Club Vice-President, K Klub, G. A. A., Math Club, Current Events Club. Ambition: To be a private secretary. All that .the ir no one ran tell, But all the tlzingr :he doer, Jbe always doef well. ROSEMARY SCHWEITZER- Babe --G. A. A., Clean-up Committee. Ambition: To travel around the world. In qnietnerr and tonjideme rball be your .fll't'YI-Hill. PHILIP SHEEHY- Curly ffHall Guard. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. He if trite, who Ialkr bu! little. VIOLA SHEPARD- Vicky -Clean-up Committee, Orchestra, Violin Club, Violin Coach, Music Festival, Kelvynian Literary Staff, Math Club, G. A. A., Pan-American Club, German Club, Civics Club Secretary. Ambition: To play beautiful music always. xl lorer of muxif apprefiuier many Ihingr. CECILE SHERMAN- Shorty -Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Office Assistant, Civics Club Secretary, G. A. A., Saddle Club. Ambition: To be a stenographer or tile clerk. Her jriendrbip i.r of Jlerling-worila. FRANCES SKOOG- Fran -Student Council, Glee Club, Current Events Club, Math Club, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a teacher. Quiet and dignined and friendr innumerable. FACULTY SPONSORS Gerald l Higgins Elida L. Murphy Marian H Lukens lesse E. Shidler f34 BERKELEY SLUTZKER Berk Kelvyn Lite Staff, Kelvyn- irm Statt, Current Events Club President, Public Speakinq Club, Student Ccuncil, School Pin Committee, Civics Club President, Mixed Chorus, 312 Year Graduate, Dramatic Club, Cleanfuiv Committee, Wasliznqton-L.ncoln Essay Club. l'ti,vl4.liiffrl llftl lili lffrlym 11'fullt 4'r lu' llllii, LEONARD SMART Hall Guard, Glee Club, Football Team, Clean-up Committee, lltulflw .f7tY'inVIffl1r!''IVHIIII7 in ilu' iumml bltiilug lllllf 144 muflizli fm tllfmlflu nf, W1 hit,-my llmz nnfrzvj tmfrml bug. FRED SNODGRASS, IR. Fritz -- K Klub Vice-President, Football Team, Swimming Team, Intramural Baseball, Glee Club, Art Club, Clean-up Com- lTtlllGE.QAHlblllODI To be a professional football player. .AI lnfn flrrlwzg ilu' ladll- ii 41 flllrzgwozfr living. 'e GEORGE SOHENSEN George Football Team, Hall Guard, Ambition: To be an aviator. lY'lv-1 rum-5 zlfwnl ffmzm-1-014' ll .mmf uvll bv vwulmllzri. A 1 P Phi Hall Guard. Ambition: To become a li C if f , I milf 1 vzytfztll 125 ,lwjl rf ' 9. ll J It ! BERNICE TEN BRUIN Honey Hall Guard, Pan-American Club. Ambi- tion: To become adress desiqner. xt -um! lllllzllllll ,wwf nf ,qv-mt. WILMA THOHESEN Willie Pan-American Club, Choral Club, Library Assistant, Home Talent Show, Library Club, Ottice Assistant, Games Class, Hall Guard, G. A. A., Spanish Club. Ambition: To be ll librarian or a stenoqrapher. ,MH izli lilyfi HI itll lim' friurnlr' hemlr. SHIRLEY TOBIN 'l'oby f G. A. A., German Club, Bookkeeping Club. ni tlwtfvi nmuuw, I1 luilhfij imilr. DOLORES UNRATH' Lokey G. A. A., Student Council, German Club, Hall Guard. Ambition: To be a cornptometrist. .4 11111115 flftllmflllmz ri 11 mul In sllruu, IUNE WASEH lun1e Cominercial Club, Pan-American Club, G. A. A., Student Council, Library Assistant, Lunchroom Guard, Hall Guard. Ambition: 'To be a stenoqrapher in a successful tirm. fflffltil lalmr lnmi 1: ffflvly filth, .tl ALICE WEIMER Dolly ---Student Council, German Club, Pan- , American Club, Bookkeeping Club, G. A. A., Library Assistant, Games , Class, Hall Guard, Gym Assistant, Xfn' duutti ni lurilj at 11 flffzzwr nu fbu uiml. FLORENCE WUERSIG- f Flo G. A. A., Pan-American Club, Hall Guard, Games Class, Ambition: To be a secretary. my .Al lriwnlf -11 with all ilu' lmlglmli uw mn 11111. 3 'Q N - - 1--f is , ARTHUR ZABINSKI Art Hall Guard, Flying Squad, 5 ' , Ambition: To be a diesel engineer. ' K ,Qt A- ' ' '71s Inuit iff :rm-ri. s ,L S 71.g.,,,..,i it C -. - 'x-- tw- .X kt 5 v X ...Q A- :-sg,--.235 2. L Q ,L A 1 fi 1 -1 tt'tiil 1 'E?4ftl :li STANLEY ZUH - Stan -Student Council, Hall Guard, Printshop :-- Q X Staff. Ambition: To be an aviator. I K2 ,l Illffj Ylllllxf Ibm rmthi limi ilu' Iwplrlm illlxf. E' K' b'ti'Qfri-Yi-if' - iii: was Now you're a big shot, grown quite tall, You found out you didn't know so much after all. You've qot a diploma, now you're a mari You're out to lick the world if you can. 351 in DID You SAY JOB? M. 1 - by MILDRED BERG SN - 52 :T Q-rv-nv F1 2' r . :L Effkw Q fl . .Q Qhl iukkw' .Jw if f- fri Greetings! all you cute career girls, you bustling business men, you lazy loafers. lust glue your eyes to this column for a bit of fancy foolery about vital vocational voodoo. Dis am hot off granpaw's crickety press, an' rarin' to go! Let's start the ball rolling with Sidney Garber and Mel Pippenburg, who say, 'My Day' will consist of baseball, baseball, BASEBALL! CExcuse us, Eleanor.J Woe to the windows these kids are gonna break. A very different vocation from baseball-social service work--was chosen by Seymour Faer- mark and Marilyn Doherty. Faermark says his reason is that there are very few men in this field, but your reporter just dug out the real dope-he's after the girls for himself, as usual. Since the fine old age of eight years, Estelle Zoghlin says it's surgery she's after. We all better be her friends for life. Ed Merdinger, who doesn't like cutting-even his classes-and Betty Piehl want to be doctors. Wherever you see bugs, or am I using the wrong term, you find George Allison, Martha Shapiro, and Phyllis Falstein. They're specializing insfughl bacteriology. Nurses seem to crowd medicine. Ingrid Larsen, Lynette Nielson, Elizabeth Maish, and Grace Hamlin are definitely set on becoming the worshippers of Nightingale, Barton, and Cavell. Miss Maish is the little miss who says she would rather be a girl with a career than a girl with a husband. The final entree is a deluxe super- special male nurse, William Larson. Why one man would ever want to hold another's hand and coo sweet, encouraging, love-coated words to him, is beyond me. Edward lensen and Bernard Pinsky are going to mix remedies for what ails you. There was a dentist around somewhere. Let's see, dentist, dentist, Where'd I put that dentist? Hm-m-m, here's a blackjack. In my business they either hand over the jack, or I make it black for them. Bottle of invisible ink. Use it when I sign my name to a bouncing check. Address of Cousin Mortimer, residing in the zoo, at present, and, ah, yes, a ticket for a long whiskey. Well, well, imagine that, here's the dentist. Her name's Elsie Crum. Men, men, wherefore art thou that thou shouldst allow a mere woman to build thy bridges? Say, look who's peeking out from behind those aeroplane wings! Seems it's oil-covered lohn Bjornson and Ioe Quateman, new aeronautical engineers. Guess Erich Busch, Howard Hall, and lim Schell are gonna fly the three best planes in the airport. These fellows can weather any stormfeeven a storm of girls. How would you like them served for breakfast with cream and sugar, femmes! tEven without sugar.l Shirley Munsen and Ierry Bauer, can you picture 'em, will be air stewardesses. Engineering is going to grab many of our sturdy specimens. Civil engi- neering for Leonard Schilling and Ray Gunkelp chemical engineering for Iames Cubbidge, and Calvin Aggerp and electrical engineering for Iohn Kelly, Howard Stewart, and loseph Rhea. We now come to a field dealing with torture, and I don't mean a Biology Quiz! I'm referring to beauty culture. They call it beauty, but how Edgar would run if he could see his best girl getting a permanent wave. Arlyne Gitzke, Alladine Blask, and Lorraine Kuczkowski prefer the roles of torturers. Lorraine Harding wants to sing popular songs over the radio, and even if her public can stand it, the neighbors can't. Concert and light opera for Ianette Taylor and Doreen Merritt. These little birds can sing, but of course, that's only one man's opinion. tRemember, girls, it's all in fun.l Louis Fischer writes a long, long story all about doing radio accompanying, playing classical and popular music, about station WGN, about harmony, composing, and orchestrasgand titles it My Profession . Oh, the irony of mortals! 36 37 Kelvyn has always been outstanding in art and its many branches. Dotty Mueller dotes on fashion illustrating, and Betty Rasmussen on window designing. Leland Wahl, a fellow who has made a great start, has chosen to be a cartoonist. Look over your Kelvynian and you'1l see many of his sketches. Oh, and girls, your 1950 dresses will be, whether you like it or not, a direct design of either Mary Vitale, Doris Figved, or Darline Karl, who will fit them to the slinky figures of models Dorothy Olsen and Yvonne Mallack. The names sound good, but what'll the dresses be like? Ieanne Burgess and Virginia Zeller plan to be real honest-t'-goodness artists, with temperament and all. Next time you read about Gulch's Gullible Grepsies, that make you wanna eat food with the true, tempting, tangy taste, remember it's only Kenny Gilbertson spin- ning a yarn, and twisting plain American words into demons of crazy, complex combinations-privileges of commercial artists, you know. Vera Ladevick and lean Crowley are standing by comptometry. Two of the bookkeepers Within our midst are Beverly Parison and Arthur Langner. Langner craves for a responsible position, and believe me, he didn't pick a lemon. Dorothy Erikson, Iosephine Vercruysse, and Shirley Reinhardt want to do stenographic work. Shirley also has a secret ambition to sing not opera or jazz, but just music for people to dance to. CKeep right on trying, Shir, like I am to write this column.l Marian Florio and Stella Paicz wish secretarial occupations. For Iune Waser nothing will do but private secretary to the Boss. Came across a funny one:-Victor Iensen wants to be a baker. Gad! my figure! Walked up to a scale the other day. The scale looked at me, then at itself, and said, Lady, you don't need a scale, the circus needs YOU! What we all need is Iimmy Erdevig, who is set on journalism as a pro- fession, and Iohn Singer, who wishes to be a sports writer, simply because he likes it! Dorris Iohnson wants to write, also, but she chooses the classics. Europe, at present, is no place for little Gwen Bell and Grace Olsen to be. However, maybe by the time they fulfill their wish of becoming foreign cor- respondents, the shattered pieces that are Europe will have been picked up and pasted together again. Milton Wigutow and Calvin Lichtenwalter plan on a chemistry profession. Lichtenwalter has a position awaiting him at the experimental laboratory in the Wright Instrumental Company of Lima, Ohio. Kind of surprised us all, didn't he? Robert Kimberley and Ed Thorsen intend to study law. Kimberley says Cjot this down along with your other Shakespearean and Confucius savingslr I will try my best to get a job, probably in a lawyer's office, possibly on the W.P.A. Such is the life of a human! Dorothy Koch and Evelynne Iacobsen intend to be court reporters. Bud Sheridan and Betty Iones will go forth to the greater art of drama, and from what Sheridan says, he expects to make money. Iune Trachtenberg's got it in for Crabby school-marms and wants none of it for herself. When she teaches, she will use progressive ideas, and don't we all need 'em? Robert Hayward wants to teach music and history. There are also those double-decker brains of future math teachers, Constance Noll and Mary Murphree. Marion Bender has chosen home arts as her field, and Bernadine Iohnson and Betty Ratzer, the kindergarten line. Alice Weimer and Virginia Neumann are going to teach professional dancing. Three butchers coming up-Stash Chopem Banach, Norman Slicem Tonge, and Arne Weighem Sorensen. Believe me, the way some of these fellows butcher up their report books with red, well-tmeaning no offense, boysl. Here are a few crazy careers: Edward Potenza, farmer: Ralph Gruber, great delicatessen chain-store magnatey Hank , 'Q Venell, on your heels as a detective: Evelyn Kaplan, voice for Donald Duck- 'Sill' and she's good: Richard Grosskopf, insur- :il --s. ance man: Sam Vitale, tailor: ha! Leo Bush, Ax S barber: Gladys Cousineau, veterinarian: Shirley Parker giving the once-over to the Aztecs and Mayas of Mexico, as an archaeologist: and Betty Ovresat, undertaker ffor my dead body when every one finishes reading this column. Being firmly convinced of numerous philosophical tendencies in some Kelvyn students, l present to you Richard Bellgardt's contribution. 'The reason l might join the navy is-el think l would have a hard time finding a job, and if l did find one, it probably would pay so little that I should be better off in the navy. See? Harold Hinze and Carlton Prindeville also will don navy attire. Of course, where there's navy there's army. And lohn Lang is so firm in his declaration of the fact that he intends to join, that he said, Yes. I plan to join the United States Army. Yes. Well, kids, this about winds everything up. Want you to know it's all in fun and fun for all. So, ill bientfvt, auf wiedersehen, here's wishing you many pleasant dreams. THE CLUB These thirty-seven attractive young ladies and one hand- some gentleman make up the Secretarial Club. The club is a service organization, which is composed of fully trained ste- nographers and typists. They have been doing work for the faculty for the entire semester, and have completed l8O as- signments. Some of thern served as secretaries for a period of one month, while the rest worked as office assistants, or did other typing and mimeo- graphing. This group is divided into fourteen committees, with each student assigned to a particular duty such as filing, rating, proof reading, and other necessary work. The members chose Marjorie Keller as president, Lauretta Schultz, secretary, and Y- f Tom Kurtzer tour male memberl as treasurer. The club meets daily in room 3Ul, under the sponsorship of Miss E. H. Sidenberg. Nice club . . . Anyway, that's what l keep telling them down at the office. Dorothy Peterson SECRETARIAL 39 t39l The membership of the Art Club is composed, primarily, of students who are majoring in art and plan to follow it as a vocation. The Art Department affords them a special opportunity to experiment with processes and techniques that appeal to them. The importance of art as a leading interest has resulted in the support of many school activities throughout the year. Some of the art work promotions and their contributions were: the various school subscription drives, the opening of the Wrightwood Avenue viaduct, the Safety Campaign, the Clean-up Campaign, and the Milk Drive. Stage posters and scenery are other examples of the club's willingness to cooperate when possible. In the commercial field, art work is necessary to many industries. It is of course chiefly used in advertising and designing. In the future, the Art Club looks forward with interest to bigger and better progress. Though there are thousands of unemployed youth, there are still many opportunities for those students who possess special skills and abilities. Early this year the Board of Education appointed placement counselors in each school. Mr. Barth was appointed to that position for our students. The counselors all agree that a high school education is an important asset for promotion. It is the duty of the counselor to inform all graduating seniors and students over sixteen who wish to check out of school about the many agencies in Chicago who are willing to help them secure a position. In the interview he studies the characteristics of the student and by finding out his likes and dis- likes, his grades, and his ambitions, he can usually find a position which is suited to him. In the placement office there are various types of literature to help the student seeking work. There are lists of all professional, commercial, art and trade schools in the city of Chicago. There are also pamphlets and bulletins pertaining to colleges and universities in this vicinity. The counselor is always at the service of any student who desires help or advice. lf employers call the school directly the counselor can receive and fill orders and arrange for an interview between student and employer. He can take applications for social security cards of those who expect to work soon. He cooperates with the Illinois State Employment Service and reports all place- ments to the Placement Center. Mr. Barth is here to serve youl Elaine Lombard THE ART C UB PLACEMENT COUNSELOR COMES SPORTS---REPORTS til' QA fit' QW Comes Sportsf eComes reports . . . and with these reports comes the news of all Kelvyn sports, both major and minor. When we recall the season that our Panther eleven had we beam with eli t at the outlook for next year. Kelvyn having previously suffered the g n s of lonesomeness in the cellar position, last year pulled out and scooted p to a position ranking with some of the top notch teams of the section. Reju- venated by a number of young players drafted from the Frosh-Soph squad the Panther eleven showed new initiative. Ed Levin, captain of our '39-'40 team, was a great asset in finally getting the Kelvyn football machine rolling. The Kelvyn Senior Basketeers, although crippled by the loss of two vets at gradhation showed up to good advantage against tough West Section corn- petition. Captain Batke, ably assisted by a squad composed mainly of under- classmen with the will to win, rounded out a fairly successful season, which more than lived up to the fondest expectation of their rooters. The Iuniors, too, forged ahead with a team that did just as well, if not better, than the Seniors. So, for some time to come, Kelvyn will not be lost in the basketball shuffle. While the basketeers were winning laurels with a hoop and a ball, P.'s tanksters were adding to the glory with win after Win in the aquatic sports. Paced by breast-stroker Agger, free-styler Petrakovitz, and back-stroker VVitt, the team was of such caliber that Coach Nelson and Manager Barmier had little trouble in putting winning combinations into the tank for the '39-'40 swimming season. So fine were the Kelvyn swimmers, that they placed in the City Iunior Medley Meet. Although both Iuniors and Seniors were exceptionally strong this year, the luniors held a slight edge winning seven out of nine meets. 401 Throughout the winter bowling kept many of us busy. The boys' eight' cornered scramble of strikes and spares wound up with Captain Kirby's Nine Pins resting comfortably on a cushion of vanquished foes. The keglers started the season with eight teams, but graduation cut down this number. The Kelvyn Nine Pins were beaten in a surprise match by the Schurz quintet, who outplayed themselves to beat out our boys in the sectional quarter-finals. The fairer sex, who also started with eight teams had just as much fun as the boys. They came 41 out on top in their local pin ball league, and were the North Section champs. ln the city championship meet, Kelvyn's girl keglers were defeated despite the battle they put up. In spring a young man's fancy turns to . At Kelvyn in spring, a young man's fancy turns toward baseball, the All-American Sport. Although the majority of veterans were graduated, Coach Brownstein uncovered hidden talent in his annual tryouts, and the team turned out to be a better one than was anticipated. With coming of spring, tennis came into the limelight. Coach Nelson had quite a bit of difficulty in selecting this year's team as last year's City- Champions had all graduated with but one exception, Vic Filippini. At this writing it is too early to make any predictions. Another championship would be too much to hope for, though in the pre-season matches our Don Budges have done quite well. All credit to Coaches Brownstein and Nelson for their fine work in develop ing such fair-playing, fighting teams, and to each and every one of the athletes for the fine work done and cooperation involved. Berkeley Slutzker Edward Merdinger HOW THEY DID IT by DOROTHY JENSEN thai' reporter rearhed nearly 200 alumni in order to get a rampling of the hind.. of work our high .rchool graduates' ran ohtain. The relertiont' prevented here uefe made on the hater of the variety of johr and the methodf thefe gradualer uied in getting them. LW omitted .reueral excellent rareerf for lark of fpareg lihewife tome ine ronzmenti on life at Kelzfyn hy alumni who herame renzinirrent on our qaeitionnaire. Many of our fofemort graduatef are .rtill in rollege and their progfefr will mahe .1 rhronirle for .fame later day. Otto Seidl, Ian. '38, one of those air-minded boys, fulfilled his ambi- tion and joined the communication df section of the Air Corps Technical School at Chanute Field, Rantoul, Illinois. He completed his course in 5' radio operating and is now getting practical experience by doing radio work in the planes at March Field, California. To qualify for a position such as Otto's, a person must have had a high school education, have passed mental and physical tests, and be in perfect health. Physics and mathematics proved to be the most profitable subjects that he took at high school. Says Otto, There's nothing like the army! ff 'f ff No one can accuse Shirley Rosendal of resting on her laurels. Although she led the class of Iune 1937 with prac- tically a straight S average, she followed her Kelvyn commercial training with a course at Moser's . There she made an equally impressive record. The business college found her a place in the offices of General Mills Incorporated. Because the job was general office Work, Shirley returned to business college in the evenings just to keep in practice. Her persistence in training as well as ability soon won recognition. It wasn't many months before the proverbial chance for promotion arrived. Now she has reached that goal of all the girls up 30I-305 way: a private secretary to one of the finest men in the world. CII ' 'f 'f May we introduce you to one of our future lawyers, Edgar Plachek. Ian. '39. Edgar is working as a law clerk Cyou know-a beginner with big ambitionsl and attends the Y. M. C. A. law school in the evenings. 4, 1 Edgar insists that the subject he took in high school which has been of the most value to him is English. In his reply he advises: Not only individuals desirous of becoming lawyers, but those entering any job must know how to read, speak, and write well. In case you should ever want to get out of the trouble you stir up, see Master Edgar Plachek. f ff 'f Would you like to have your hair set com- petently? Then pay a visit to Io's Beauty Salon, and ask for Miss Margaret Huse. Margaret, Iune '37, attended a school of beauty culture for a number of months. Then she was hired as a beautician. Her only regret is that she did not indulge in more social activities at Kelvyn. 'f ff Elaine Schaefer, june '35, has gained the position of secretary to the manager of the Sportsman's Floor at Fields To make herself more fitted for the position Elaine studied comptometry at eve- ning school. She tells us that the office in which she works is a meeting and stop-over place for many celebrities, who are interested in sports. Among her famous friends are Wayne King, Andy Devine, Lum and Abner , George Petty fthe man who draws for Esquirel, Philip K. Wrigley, and Bob Becker. 'f f ff Remember art-minded Richard Gross- man? Dick, who left these fair portals in Iune '38, is on his way to becoming a true advertising artist. By this time he's probably sprouting long hair and sideburns. Any day young Grossman can be found at Chicago's Art Institute, where he's the mainstayI?l of the department of advertising. He's now up in the world-being an advanced second year student. 1' 1' Now here's a young man, William Swanson, Ian. '38, who is an expert at OTTO SEIDL EDGAR PLA CI-IEK ELAINE SCI-IAEFER WILLIAM SWANSON SHIRLEY ROSENDAL MARGARET I-IUSE RICHARD GROSSMAN I42l RALPH KARKOW WILLIAM SORENSEN ADE-ROLFE FLOREEN EUNICE ASHLEY ELVIDA GUTTELVIK stirring things up. Bill happened to be convenient when the York Golf Club needed a counter man. He also showed his hand at cooking-so-o-o--, when the chef left, Bill, who is able to talk himself into almost anything, got the job as chief cook and bottle washer. You can find him any day between seven a.m. and five p.m. throwing all kinds of good things together in the kitchens of the York Golf Club. it 'f ff It is customary for the Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago to choose a number of graduates from Kelvyn to work as page girls or office boys. Eunice Ashley was one of the girls chosen in Iune '37, Eunice was also one of the selected few which the bank helped through a course at the American Institute of Banking. After further training at business college she was given a position as a stenographer in the bank where she is still working. ff 'f 1' According to Ralph Kcrrkow. Iune '38, one must be an able bowler in order to get a iob. It was while bowlinq that Ralph met his present employer. Because of his ability at knocking the pins down, he was hired at the first opening in Underwriter's Laboratories. He has been working there ever since. Ralph says that football taught him many valuable things which he applies to his work. It taught me to co-operate with my fellow workers, and put me in tip-top physical condition , he says. However, to obtain the position of electrical lab assistant or assistant photographer, a high school graduate must have a good knowledge of technical subjects and mechanical drawing,-as well as bowling and football! ' f The impulse that drove Elvidcx Guttel- vik, Iune '37, to decide that she was going to be a nurse came as the result of an illness. While re- cuperating at the hospital and observing every gra- cious, helpful movement of the nurses caring for her, Elvida determined to be one of these angels of mercy. She is now a senior student nurse at the Norwegian American and County hospitals. Elvida tells us that a study of the sciences and Latin are beneficial to the girl who plans to be a nurse. ft 1' Since his graduation in lanuary '38, William Sorensen has reached the third highest position iplant managerl in the Multiprint Com- pany. The general principles obtained in print shop, and the work he did in mechanical drawing at Kelvyn prove most beneficial to him in his 431 DELORES BANKHARDT IOHN HALL present position. As for the future, William and another young man plan a partnership in a private business establishment. ff ff f Delores Bcmkharclt. Ianuary '39, a most unusual want-ad answerer. wrote to us: After business college I answered want-ads and WANT-ADS! I guess I did every- thing 'cept stand on my head to attract attention- so finally I put my 'all' in a masterpiece and mailed it. Only one thing wrong with the letter I sent-- I forgot to sign my name. Nevertheless Delores got the job, for she convinced the boss it was only a method of attracting attention. Delores is thank- ful for the impromptu speeches the English teachers made her deliver, for, as a result she has greater poise in her position as secretary-receptionist for the Advance Felt and Gasket Company. ff We are proud to include in this group, Ade-Rolfe Floreen, Ianuary '37, a technician at the Goodman Theater. He is studying for one purpose-that of becoming a production manager. Not long after ioining the theatre, Ade-Rolfe was made an assis- tant and after his second year he received a full scholarship. Later he was offered a summer posi- tion as head technician for the Berkshire playhouse at Stockbridge, Massachusetts. When asked about his studies at Kelvyn, he said that English and literature have been valuable to him, but that he would like the mechanical drawing background also. 'f 1' 'f Upon graduating from Kelvyn in Ianuary '37, lohn Hall. one of our technical students, en- tered Schurz Evening School and completed three and one-half years of Machine Drawing. One month after graduation he was hired by the Illinois Tool Works. He worked there for a year, and in September, 1937, started a course in Machine Tool Work at the Armour Institute of Technology. The instructor suggested that he apply for work at the National Metal Trades Association. He did, and a week later was sent to be interviewed at the Bell and Howell Company. Here he served a six- month probationary period and has signed a four- year contract as an apprentice. He is allowed to attend the Washburne Trade School one day a week, and receives a raise in salary every six weeks. This position has good fu- ture possibilities, says die-maker Hall. ROOM COLLECTORS 2 PRINT AND Participation in one of the numerous staffs of Kelvyn Life, the srhool newspaper, provides valuahle training foi any menitier desirina to enter any phase of newspaper Work. The students learn the iinportanve of cooperation. Literary staff nie-miners are tauqht the essentials of aoad newspaper writinq, Terms suvh as vopy, inorcgue, dunimy, deadline, headline, ears, etcx, vorne into usage. Business staff members qain knowledge of keeping books, making receipts, and other ciutie s, whivh inay he used not only in the business dep-irtrnent of a newspaper, hut in any ltranvh of voiiiinervei as Well. Those who print the paper heconie proficient in the handling of printed inateriafs. The typists invrease their speed. The officials of eaCh staff learn methods of organization. Piavtiral experierire is supplemented ty the arent enjoyment whivli any staff niemlier clerivt-s from sectinq the results of his work in print, read hy more than IOUU readers weekly. Those who destirvo special merit for their untirina work on Kelvyn Life are: Itimes Erdevig, litc-tary editor-inbfghief, and his assistants Frederivk I'Ierrnann, Toe Hassil, Philip Izeninan, and Iune Trarhtenfierq. 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M1r11111 11111111-ls 11111'111-1 1111111111 11111111111-1, 1111s 11111111 s1111gi1111 wi111 A11 Kn5.sQ1s 011111151111 1111 :six yw111's, 11111 111111-11 1.T1111X IS I1S11 111111111 5111- 1e1111v1s11151 '31 11115. Lwvw 1111 1' IS '1Lf2'1I11 :1f11 +1!111r's '1111' 111 11111111 11113 11- 11 111111 115 1112151-111 11111111111ri1'y. GIRLS CHORAL CLUB ED Rc A AND BAN D Parents are now beginnina to realize that insteid of three Rs in school, there should be four: readirr, 'ritin', rithrnetic, and Rhythm. They're discovering that musical trairiina is necessary for 'he development of character, as it teaches cooperation, and Cultivates a taste for beauty .md the worth while things of lite. Some of the most able executives of industry were protessional musicians. Music is helpful io success because of its power of developing the character and mind. Perhaps you've heard of the enioyment that we one hundred twenty members get from playing in our orchestra and band, under the spirited direction ol Miss Fischer. All have worked hard, and as a result we have a fine musical education, which will be of definite value in any field at music. We may not get a rob connected with music at all, but music does have its advantages. Graduates do not always lay their instruments aside but Often continue playing by themselves or join ir group ot musicians for their own pleasure. Bob Haas thine '397 says that the experienve of playing in our orchestra has been not only a source of earning money, but has also made several valuable contacts for him. The iact that he was gifted musically aided him in winning a svholarship at Northwestern University. Helen Ostzom ilune '3SJ was a member of The Kryl Symphony in 1939, and traveled from coast to coast. She gives much of the credit oi her success to Miss Fischer's training. lohn King and Daries klein Kboth ot lan. G91 are continuing their study of music' at 'olletq ' One qualification which both symphony and swing orchestra leaders demand, is to be able to double , that is, to play more than one instrument. Libby Di Silvestro, our Contzertmeistor, plays the bass-viol as well as the violin, and, in addition, is able to play a melody on almost .iny other stringed instrument. Miny know oi lae Hassil's ability at the keyboard, performing in his own rhythmit' style, but tewer know that he is also ri tine violinist. Toe Quateman preturs playin-1 his trumpet to the other instruments that he doubles on, which consist largely ot those helonain-1 to the brass group. Leslie Stewart, ti famous music educator, saysi Self-played music is ii treasure hey ii pri'-2, .1 relaxaiion that will soothe .md heal, stir md inspire. It puts ir song in your hetirtf i47i F KELVYN'S ASPIRATIONS by RUTH cooDYr:AR ' Do you know what you are going to be? We wondered . . . and sent questionnaires to all students. If you are undecided, you are not alone because 939 said that they are not sure what the future holds for them. Of future occupa- tions the largest group is represented by those who aspire to be typewriter- pounders. Kelvyn has some future baseball professionals, three morticians tundertakers to youl, six butchers, an antique collector tiunkmanl, a high and mighty G Man tgarbage manl, and even two future presidents! The list below shows the tabulation of the survey that was taken. lt shows how Kelvyn's students are distributed into the various occupations: Actors and Actresses ....... 7 Librarians .............,.,..................,.,. .. 5 Air Stewardesses ......... 9 Musicians Artists ..A,,.........Y..,., ,..,,r 8 3 Nurses ......,.,,...i Bacteriologists ....., ,..... l U Pharmacists ,,..... Beauticians ,,................. ,..... 2 2 Photographers ..,,.w Bookkeepers, C.P.A.'s .... ...... 6 7 Pilots ,,...,........i,... Chemists ..,...........,,.,...... . .... l l Printers ......,,i,..,. . Dentists ,....r ...... 8 Stenographers ,.,...ir,... Doctors ...,,c ...... 2 l Teachers ....,,,...........Y, Engineers .V,V...,,.........,,......... ,..... 6 3 Iournalists and Authors ........, ,,.... 4 6 Lawyers V,i...,...............V.....,,w....,.,..i.,. l 3 H E L.1f...1f..El..l:. Telephone Operators Tool and Die Makers ......,.. .... GEIKIINTS Aside from appearance, your MANNER is of extreme importance. The employer's first impression of you is often the one that determines if you'll do or not. Walk firmly up to the employer, and if you shake hands, don't cause him to feel that he is welcoming a limp, lifeless, disinterested person: grasp his hand and complete a firm handshake. Make him understand that you have a sincere desire for the job. Don't be the type whose manner says I wanted to stay home and listen to Bing Crosby's recordings, but mother shoved me down to see you. There are so many eager for the job, you know. Courtesy is a very beneficial and impressive trait, so we advise you to become acquainted with Emily Post. Be alert at answering all questions presented to you: it makes the interviewer feel that you know what you're talking about teven if you don'tl. Many firms conduct a strict health examination, and applicants who are found to have cavities or poor eyesight must have these defects taken care of before they are accepted. One large mail order house refuses to accept underweight applicants, so don't carry the diet fad too far, girls. Take care of your health: it's sure to pay! H Lastly, we present the importance of speech in relation to getting ahead. Do not believe that it is only dramatists, public speakers, and opera singers who have to worry about enunciation. It is your problem, too. Don't mumble so that you must be asked to repeat what you have said. lt gives the impression 50 D Eg ND Parents are now beginning to realize that inseud at three Rs in school, There should be tour: readirr, 'ritin', rithmetic, and Rhythm, They're discovering thai musical training is necessary for 'he development of character, as it teaches cooperation, and cultivates a taste for beauty and the worth while things of life. Some of the most able executives of industry were professional musicians. Music: is helpful to success because of its power ot developing the character and mind. Perhaps you've heard of the enjoyment that we one hundred twenty members get fro playing in our orchestra and band, under the spirited direction of Miss Fischer, All have worked hard, ind as a result we have a fine musical education, which will be of definite value in any tield of music. We may not get a job connected with music at all, but music does have its advantage Graduates do not always lay their instruments aside but often continue playing by themselves or ioin J group of musicians for their own pleasure. Bob Haas Clune '39i says that the experie of playing in our orchestra has been not only fi source of earning money, but has also made several valuable contacts for him. The fact that he was gifted musically aided him in winning a scholarship at Northwestern University. Helen Osttom tlune '38b was a member of The Kryl Symphony in l939, and traveled from coast to coast, She gives much of the credit of her success to Miss Fist'lier's training, Iohn King and Dories klein tlfoth ot lan. 'HSD are continuina their study of music at colloti x One qualification which both symphony and swing orchestra leaders demand, is to be ible to double , that is, to play more than one instrument. Libby Di Silvestro, our Concertmei plays the bass-viol as well as the violin, and, in addition, is able to play a melody on almos' any other stringed instrument. Miny know ot lee i-l.issil's .ihility -it the keyboard, performing in his own rhythmic style, but fewer know that he is also a tine violinist. loe Quateman prefers playing his 'rumpet to the other instruments that he doubles on, which vonsist largely of those belonaing 'tr 'he brass group. Leslie Stewart, a famous music educator, says: 'Seltfpltiyed music is a treasure beyi: 1 r-ilrixatian that will soothe and heal, s'ir ind inspire. li puts a song in your he-ir'.' III S. 1169 ster !iIl':', t47l i. What ci beautiful View . . . 2. That's all right, but where's the ball? 3, Our Treasurer at work, 4, Look at that lea! 5. My, l wonder where they are going? 6. Careful now don't fall! 7. Our print shop. 8. Teacher! look at mine. 9. Do you need a post girls? l0. Do you see it? . . . il. Look what you're missing girlsl l2, The dummy on his knee. l3. Drive carefully now l4. Basketball in its glory. l5. Hit him one Kenny! 16. One tool. l7. Another fool. l8. Oh, that rnanil! 19. No fire girls? 20. Boys, boys, where is your modesty? 2l. Grammar school tricks. 22. This way not that way. 23. Does it hurt? 24. Take your pick boys. 25. Now really Art! 26. Is it that interesting? 27. Hit it one. 28. Boy are we stuff. 29. Workirag hard girls? 30. lsluaaing the lamp post, or rust pretending again? l48fl 1491 1. The correct position eh what! 2. Play 130111. 3. Curhstone setters. 4, Rain, rain, qo away. 5. 1n the Corner aqain . . . 6. Ambitious Martha. 7. My, what sweet smiles. B. Kelvyn in tivtionf Knot bad eh?D 9. The parade, or the boys? 10. Kelvyn Lite Staff at work. 11. Why rea11y, Mr. Sanderson . . . 12. Beautifu1 face, most space. 13. Hard worker Art! 14. Well the boys showed up. 15. Conte-mp1atinq on what? 16. The three stooqes. 17. Say 1ook tit those dimples. 18. Two pillars. 19, C1055 is interesting isn't it? 20.11 mother would svn mo now. 21. Mut' ond Ieff. 22. Now qirls . . . 23. Wi11 wishing make it so? 24. Everybody sinq . , . '15, Posinl again? 26. Siqnals 2-46. 27. So-a-ay. 28. Ke1vyn Lite on the press. F rf B KELvYN's ASPIRATIONS Do you know what you are going to be? We wondered . . . and sent questionnaires to all students. If you are undecided, you are not alone because 939 said that they are not sure what the future holds for them. Of future occupa- tions the largest group is represented by those who aspire to be typewriter- pounders. Kelvyn has some future baseball professionals, three morticians tundertakers to youl, six butchers, an antique collector tjunkmanl, a high and mighty G Man tgarbage manl, and even two future presidents! The list below shows the tabulation of the survey that was taken. It shows how Kelvyn's students are distributed into the various occupations: Actors and Actresses .....,..,,....,..,.... 7 Librarians ,,,,...,..,..VY...............,.,..,.... 5 Air Stewardesses .....,,. ,... 9 Musicians .,wY.. ..... 4 2 Artists .........v.......,w.w. .,,. 8 3 Nurses .,.,.......... ..... 7 l Bacteriologists ........,,. .... l O Pharmacists ..,..., ..... 7 Beauticians .........,........... ,...... 2 Z Photographers ....... ..,., 7 Bookkeepers, C.P.A.'s ,..... .... 6 7 Pilots .,..,,.Y,,..u,....V ..,,. 5 0 Chemists ,.......,,.,........., .... l l Printers .......,....... ..,..... l 5 Dentists ......, .... 8 Stenographers .,.,,,. ,v,,.... 3 91 Doctors .,.,...........,............, ....... 2 l Teachers ....,.,,................ ..... 7 8 Engineers ....,.,...........,,,....... ..,. 6 3 Telephone Operators .....,. ,.... l 8 Iournalists and Authors ...,... .,..... 4 6 Tool and Die Makers ....... ..... 8 Lawyers .,,.,,..,...............,..,,.....,,..,.,.,. 13 HELPFUL HINTS Continued from page 4 Aside from appearance, your MANNER is of extreme importance. The employer's first impression of you is often the one that determines if you'll do or not. Walk firmly up to the employer, and if you shake hands, don't cause him to feel that he is welcoming a limp, lifeless, disinterested person: grasp his hand and complete a firm handshake. Make him understand that you have a sincere desire for the job. Don't be the type whose manner says I wanted to stay home and listen to Bing Crosby's recordings, but mother shoved me down to see you. There are so many eager for the job, you know. Courtesy is a very beneficial and impressive trait, so we advise you to become acquainted with Emily Post. Be alert at answering all questions presented to you: it makes the interviewer feel that you know what you're talking about teven if you don'tl. Many firms conduct a strict health examination, and applicants who are found to have cavities or poor eyesight must have these defects taken care of before they are accepted. One large mail order house refuses to accept underweight applicants, so don't carry the diet fad too far, girls. Take care of your health: it's sure to pay! ' Lastly, we present the importance of speech in relation to getting ahead. Do not believe that it is only dramatists, public speakers, and opera singers who have to worry about enunciation. It is your problem, too. Don't mumble so that you must be asked to repeat what you have said. It gives the impression 50 51 that you're not sure of your words and therefore swallow them in an attempt to hide this defect. Since gum chewing isn't going to help the clarity of your speech, you are advised to confine the operation of this popular fad to the privacy of your own home. CThen you can crack it, pull it out, or do anything your heart desiresj l If these helpful hints are followed, if you conduct yourself in such a fashion that the one who is interviewing you will write down on file a man of seeming confidence, alertness, courtesy, and the desire to get ahead -if you succeed in giving that impression, your future is one-half secure. Life has a formula and so has success. lf you follow the formula very diligently, you will find that it was well worth your while. Let us, who represent the younger gener- ation, show the world that we are not a group of unthinking, unconcerned men and women. Let's prove to them that we've found the path we wish to tread- and that we intend to stay on it! Ruth C. Iensen OFFATO WORK Continued from page 5 A field that is of interest to many Kelvyn girls is that of nursing. Be sure that the school of nursing you choose is fully accredited by the state. You must be at least eighteen years of age and in good health. CStatements from your dentist and doctor are necessary? The training period is three years. Some Chicago hospitals are affiliated with universities and grant credit toward a B. S. degree. If you plan to enter one of these you should be taking two years of mathematics, two years of language, and one year of chemistry. Other hospitals require only that the applicant be a high school graduate with a good scholastic record. The registered nurse with initiative and executive ability will find other fields of interest besides that of private duty. These include government service, public health, instruction, and institutional work. The mechanical-minded boy who is interested in tool and die making should take mechanical drawing and machine shop in high school. After gradu- ation he can enter a shop where he must serve a four year apprenticeship period lwith a beginning salary of about fifteen dollars weeklyl before becoming an experienced tool and die maker. A similar skilled trade is that of pattern making. For this field the study of woodshop and mechanical drawing are required. The work is interesting and clean. lt may be better for the beginner to get his apprenticeship in a small shop where the work is varied and many processes are learned. A full-fledged pattern maker earns approximately 31.30 an hour with double pay for overtime. High school graduates are hired by hotels to serve as bellhops, and sometimes as desk clerks or porters. Many hotel executives have reached their high positions after such humble beginnings. In newspaper work, the only positions open to non-college trained appli- cants are those of copyboy and general typist or stenographer. Once again promotion depends upon the desire of the employee to obtain it, and concrete evidence of ability. When you do get that job, don't sit back self-satisfied. Remember that there is never an end to learning. Continue to attend school evenings, and study everything possible in your field. If you advance with the times, your job will advance with you. Iune Trachtenberg KNOWLEDGE Come to the fountain of knowledge. The precious nectar is free to all Who seek its soothing waters. The mind is a mass of changing foliage. The eyes reflect a forest's edge, Where the trees cf thought grow tall. A multitude of leaves recall To the rnind its heritage. Knowledge will give a fullness To life, not found elsewhere. lt will not pity and come in kindness, Nor unbidden be. Dare To find it first. Then seek happiness, si. And gain success, for they, too, are not rare. Carrie Iohnson FRESHMAN FANCIES A couple cf carloads of freshies cram into the Assembly Hall, mouths open, eyes gaping, scared to death . . . A hush falls over the group as Miss Pesta welcomes them . . . Division rooms and teachers assigned . . . classes started . . . a new and thrilling experience for all . . . We see our first assembly . . . a real welcome to all freshies . . . A new semester . . . freshmen make out programs by themselves . join clubs . . . everyone is getting used to the idea of high school . . . SOPHOMORE SALLIES Sophomores now . . . everyone really gets going . . . dances . . . clubs . . . classes . . . Football thrills and spills . . . new interests . . . more activities . . . Algebra, science, biology . . . lots of cramming for finals . . . Whee . . . we all made it . .. New semester . . . new sophomore celebrities . . . our class is really going strong . . . assemblies . . . dances . . . astonishing talent discovered among our sophomores in Home Talent Show . . . IUNIOR IITTERS Pardon the swell of pride . . . we're IUNIORS now! . . . Division rooms changed . . . Boys go in for sports in a big way . . . lnitiation . . . our girls and boys strut into classes sporting their new K's . . . Kids walking on air . . . got new school pins . Another semester rolls around . . . Graduation is creeping up on us . . . proud members of our group in honor societies . . . New Kelvynian staff com- mittees chosen . . . Everyone comparing pictures for year book . . . Lots of excitement . . . Can't wait to have those X's after our division numbers . . . SENIOR SERENADE A whirlwind semester . . . graduation dreams . . . Year book shaping into a reality . . . More clubs . . . Ardent fans cheer Kelvyn's 5 throughout season . . . more dances . . . Gala Spring Festival . . . Final exams . . . And now we're the real McCoy . . . no more dreaming . . . really seniors . . . Class officers elected . . . pin and ring committee chosen . . . At last, our night of nights . . . GRADUATION . . . diplomas . . . The end of our years at Kelvyn . . . Farewells, good wishes . . . adieus . . . memories . . . Farewell, Kelvyn, We shall always remember the days We spent within your portals . . . Harriet Frankel 52 Q -A , ' ' 1 -l.. . I g. n . L A -1. ,W n f , .