Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1932 volume:

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Mgggffw K M,,,,Q, 44,49 4 ffngii , ' ,wfww5g, Q9 Elfjjgw i 1 WQ 4' w My 6M hWj'?3' W1fJQM' , Eli ww wwf' KM' MxWw wzyfMWf MGFQELW H, 2 ii YQEQQMMLJQQX 6 W wf CLAQKQJMM Ex Libris Editors Irene M. Bozak Harold Qauer Bruno Kleemem Business Manager Marq Earmelli u 4 l L L E A R B 0 , O K i- W, Published bu the Students Of Lincoln High School Milwaukee, wisconsin Uolurne the tenth .June nineteen thirtq tuao To the spirit of man and mans activitq that had its birth in the fires and smoke of the earth's core- Hunted and hissed from the center Deep down lonq aqo when God made us over, Deep doum are the cinders we came from- Uou and I and our heads of smoke. Smoke of the fields in sprinq is one, Smoke of the leaves in autumn another, Smoke of the steelfmill roof or a battle ship funnel, Theq all qo up in a line with a smokestack, Or theq twist .... in the slow twist .... of the wind. -Carl Sandburg I Facultq Seniors Classes Activities School Lite Advertising K x V ' . ., M Mf7 , ,W f ww I A , , ff , 1- mt ,f ' 77 mv' M , Af W, ,vw M :4 f ?f M L T U A quaint, solemn chimneq, Liftinq its smoke unreathed head Above the tinted clouds of morninq Dieuns all the rush The ebb and How, Of the ceaseless stream of life. THE QUILL. r OTTO GUSTAV GILBERT Pagr TfLcrl1'f' THE Qu11.L M952 Mi? Fourtf THE Qll'lLL. THE QUILL 3 ,ff .g Hd Page Fifi Sixlfrn THE QUILL I F n w 5 N I 0 , R 5 A broad stairwaq, lDindinq up to seek the open rooftops And the amber of the qlintinq sunshine, Became a sqmbol, As step bq step, lt was made of the timber of qouths eaqer effort THE QUILL EARL SENKBEIL ALVIN WEST ARLENE BORER FLORENCE REHBEIN Entrance Procession . . The january Class, 1932 ProcessionalfFestal March in C ..... C. W. Cadman Lincoln High School Orchestra Welccvme . Arlene Borer Mister Moon G. Chadnik Fly, Singing Bird . . . E. Elgar Girls' Glee Club Commencement Address .... Mr. Francis C. Rosecrance Quartet No. 27 - Allegro .... . . Haydn String Quartet Presentation of Class Gift . Earl Senkbeil Acceptance of Class Gift . . Elaine Netols Presentation of Diplomas ..... Mr. Martin C. Baumann Member' of Board of School Directors Recessional . . Lincoln High School Orchestra Page Eiglzlfen X Wed? ,twig 585300 THE QUILL RUTH HONORE ARNDT Rae Elective Course Philomelia '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Inter Se '30, '31, Library Club '29, '30, '31, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, Student Council '29, Quill Staif '30, '31, '32 PAUL P. BERGMANN Sclmozzle English Course Library Club '30, '31, '32, Pres. '31, Student Council '29, '30, Vice. Pres. '30, Camera Club '31, '32, Masquers '29, '30, '31, '32, Vice. Pres, '31, '32, Debating Team '31, Cap Neg. '31, Senior Play '31, '32, Band '29, '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '29, '30, '31, '32, Vodvil '31, '32, Quill Staff '30, '31, '32. GEORGE BRUSTURIS B1ust Elective Course Football '29, '30, '31, Track '29, '30. BEATRICE G. DELOYE Bee Elective Course Entered from Shorewood High '30. Library Club '30, '31, '32, Inter Se '30, '31, '32, Secref tary '31, Sandwich Gang '31, Glee Club '31, Philo' melia 31, '32, Student Council '31. ANTHONY I. BALISTRERI Tony - English Course Football '28, '29, '30, Swimming '28, Operetta '28, lntra Mural Gym '30, '31, ARLENE BORER English Course Student Council '28, '29, '30, Sec. '30, '29, lnter Se '29, '28, '30, '31, '32, Sec. '30, '31, Quill Staff '31, '32, Honor Society '29, '30, '31, '32, Pres. '30, '31, National Honor Society '31, '32, Class Secretary, Second Honors. CATHERINE COLLA Katy Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Library Club '31, Glee Club '29. JOSEPH EBERHARDT joe Elective Course German Club '28, '29, '30: Football Manager '31. l Page Nineteen THE QUILL GLADYS FLAMM Dutchess Stenogvaphic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Student Council '31, Honor Society '31, Football Sec. '31, Invitation Committee '31. MAXINE E. FRIEDRICK Estelle Stenogmphic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Student Coun- cil '31, Homecoming Dance Committee '32, Track Secretary '31, JOHN KOZLOWSKI jack Modern Language Course Entered from Milwaukee Vocational School '31, Student Council '31. CHARLES HESS Charlie Elective Course Quill Solicitor '29, '30, '31, Song Committee, '32. CHARLES FRICANO Friggie Elective Course Band '29, '30, '31, '32. MARY L. GRECO Greek Stenographic Course Inter Se '27, '28, Masouers '29, '30, '31, '32, Christmas Play '30, Vodvil '30, Cheerleader '29, '30, '31, Household Arts Club '31, '32, Sec. '31, Intra Mural Gym '29, '30, '31, '32, EDNA JALASS Eddie Elective Course Entered from South Division '31, Decoration Committee '32, MARGARET R. KRANICH Stenogvaphic Course Page Tfwcnty THE QIIILL MARCUS MATTIOL1 Mickey Science Course German Club '27, '28, Band '29, '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '30, '31, '32. CLIFTON R. MOUNTIOY Cliff Mathematics Course Orchestra '28, '29, Band '28, '29g Junior Club '281 Camera Club '30g Picture Committee '32, SUSAN NAHABEDIAN Sue Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Quill Staff '30, '31, Glee Club '31g Library Club '30g Class Motto Com' mittee '32g Concert '32. GLADYS A. NELSON Elective Course Student Council '29, Honor Society '29, '30, '31, '32, Inter Se '29, '30, '31, '32: Track Secre' tary '31: Football Secretary '30, '31, Chairman Motto Committee '32. DOMINIC I. MONTANA HDOTLH Elective Course Library Club '31g Glee Club '31, President '31g Student Council '31. SHANAH LEVANT Miclqie Elective Course Entered from Nickolas Senior High, Chicago. NATHAN NAIMON ..Nat,, Forum '28g Philomelia '29g Science Course Usher '29, '30, Laboratory Assistant '283 Quill Staff '29, '30, '31g Assistant Advertising Manager '30 GENA PRINCIPATI P1incie Student Council '29, '30. Elective Course i Page Twenty-one THE QUILL FLORENCE M. REHBEIN MARGARET E. REINHARDT Flo English Course Maddy Elective Course Forum '28, '29: Philomelia '29, '30, '31, '32g Sandwich Gang '28, '29, '30, '31g.Inter Se Second VicefPresident '31, '32, Inter Se '28, '29, '28, '29, Prom Committee '30, Quill Solicitor '30. '30, '31, '32: Camera Club '31, '32g Honor Society '31, Quill Staff '31, '32g Homecoming Dance Com' mittee '3lg Treasurer Senior Class '32q Intramural Gym '28, '29, '30, '31g Homecoming Carnival Queen '31, Oratorical Contest '31. MARIE S. SCHMIDT CARL F, SEHMER Elective Course Elective Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, Sandwich Gang '3I. Entered from Riverside High School '30. EARL F. SENKBEIL ANNA J. SIRNA Science Course Bobbie Stenograpliic Course Forum '28: Philomelia '29, '30: Track Man' ager '30: Camera Club '30, '31, Honor Society '28, '30, '31: National Honor Society '31g Stage Elec' trician '30, '31: Senior Class President '32, First Honors January Class '32, Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, '32g Decora' tion Committee '32. TEVJELES, CHARLOTTE M. Chuck Elective Course THOMAS B. SOTTILE Entered from Wright Oral School, New York The Lonesome Guy Elective Course City, Inter Se '31. Page T1-wenly-ilwo THE Quim. CHARLES N. THANOS ALVIN K. WEST Science Cowse 'ALefty Science Course Junior Club '27, '283 Freshman Football '29s Freshman Track 'Z8g Freshman Baseball '28: Glee Club '28, '29, 'QOQ German Club '29, '305 Track '30, '31g Football '31g Vice-President January Camera Club '31, '32: Vodvil '31, C1355 '32- JOSEPH M. ZINGALE ELDON J, VASKO Seienee Course Al Elective Course Camera Club '31, 325 Chemistry Club '31, '32g Track ISOZ Football '31, Commencement Leonard Adamczqk '32 I regret the joy that has gone-the years that are past, It seems like a dream - graduation has come at last. - These are the gifts for which I asked: Strength to :bear the strife-the daily taskg To banish all fear-have skill for each testg To learn solace in books for an hour of restg To foster a love for the world's many racesg To instill respect for the lowly -weary faces. These ardent hopes and dreams are all fulfilled, And a heart of gratitude never to be stilled Shall travel the roads unblazedg A journey of doubt -- but unafraid. Shall taste joys which hardships needg Shall through life a memory bear Of ideals learned and cherished there. Page Tfccenty-three THE ou11.L RAYMOND KUHLMANN JOHN LANGWILL MARIE NICHOLS WILLIAM SHINNERS Program Entrance Procession . . . The june Class, 1932 Processional - Pomp and Circumstance ...... Elgar Lincoln High School Grchestra Piano Accordion Solo-Hungarian Dance No. 5 . Brahms Stephen Patti Commencement Address . . . Mr. Joseph H. Baker String Ensemble - Minuets . . . Valensin, Bolzoni Donna Alto Velma Knuth Anthony Cusma Raymond Kuhlmann Gerhard Hantke Mary Jane Levesque Joseph Serio Presentation of Class Gift . . Bruno Kleemarin Flute Solo g Nocturne .... . Chopin Dorothy Goldsmith Valedictory . , . . . . . Marie Nichols Presentation of Diplomas ..... Mr. George C. Strehlow Member of Board of School Directors Recessional Lincoln High School Orchestra Page Tfwenty-jour THE QUILL LINO ARDUINO Lino Science Course Biology Club '30, Junior Club '28, '29, Track '31, '32, Football '30, '31, Honor Society '31, '32, Library Club '30, '31, Treasurer '32. ROY ANDERSON Andy History Course Student Council '29, Track '29, Bookstore asf sistant '29. LILY R. ARENA Science Course Student Council '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Junior Club '27, '28, Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32. ALICE A. BEDARD jelly Bean English Course Junior Club '28, '29, Inter Se. '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Philomelia '30, '31, '32, Minstrel '32, Library Club '29, '30, '31, '32: German Club '29, '30, '31, Quill Staff '30, '31, '32, Freshman Athletic Activity Secretary '31, Student Council '31, Motto Committee '32, DONNA L. ALTO ..DOn,, Elective Course Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, All City Hi Orchestra '28, '31, Student Council '28, '31, Gerf man Club '31, Inter Se '32, LEONARD M. ADAMCZYK Cheek Elective Course Entered from St. Francis in 1930. Track '30, Football '31, Basketball '31, ESTHER C. M. BACHMANN Est Elective Course Entered from Shorewood High in '29: German Club '29, '30, '31, Inter Se. '30, '31, '32, Honor Society '30, Library Club '32, Invitation Commit' tee '32. RUDOLPH G. BERTOLAS ..Rudy,, Science Course Junior Track '28, Junior Club '28, Newsboys Club '27, '28, '29, Ushers Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Track '30, '31, '32g Intramural Basketball '31, Library Club '32. Page Tquenty-Hfve THE QUILL. MARTHA BLAZINCIC Marty Stenogvapliic Course Honor Society '28, '31, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31 '32 , . LOIS D. BIENEMANN Elective Course Entered from Kenosha High School in '29g Honor Society '29, '30, Masquers '31, '32: Philo' melia '30, '31, '32g Inter Se '29, '30, Library Club '29, '30, Minstrel '32, IRENE M. BOZAK Rene English Course Library Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32g Philornelia '29, '30, '31, '32, Honor Society '28, '29, '30, '31, '32g Secretary '30, '31, '32, National Honor Society '32g Quill Staff '30, '31, '32g Editor '31, '32, Minstrel '32g Invita- tion Committee '32g Declamation '31, '32. CHARLES R. CAVOSI Bookworm Elective Course Entered from West Division High School '29, ANTHONY I. BELLANTI Cushman Elective Course Intramural Baseball '31, '32, Intramural Bas' ketball '31, '32. DOROTHY M. BLOCK Dot I English Course Junior Club '28, '29g Inter Se '28, '29 '30 '31, '32g President '31, '32g Masquers '30, 31, '32, Library Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Philomelia '30, '31, '32, Chairman of Motto Committee '32, Quill Stall '30, '31, '32, German Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Stu' dent Council 28, '29, Declamation '32g Minstrel '32. a y CHARLES C. BRUNO Silas Elective Course Football '31, Basketball '31, '32. RUDOLPH F. BORTOLOTTI Professor Science Course Junior Club '28g Library Club '32, Newsboys Club '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Masquers '31, '32g Chemistry Round Table 31, '32, Christmas Play '31, Senior Play '32. Page Twenty-fix THE Qll1LL JEANETTE A. CLARK lean Elective Course Entered from Kenosha High School '31, Inter Se '31 RUTH M. CHRISTENSEN Rutl'iie English Course Entered from Spencer High School '29g Inter Se '30, '31, '32g Library Club '31, '32g Philomelia '31, '32g Chairman of Invitation Committee '32g Honor Society '30, '31, '32g National Honor So' ciety '32. EDGAR A. DALE Elective Course Entered from Boy's Technical High School in '30g Football '31g Basketball '31, '32, Track '32. ANTHONY R. CUSMA '1'4my Elective Course Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, '32: All City Orchestra '31g Camera Club '31, '32g Vaudeville '28, 29, '30, Song Committee '32. BEATRICE C. COLIN Bee Stenogmpliic Course Band '29, '30, '31, '32g Orchestra '29, '30, '31, '32g All City Band '31, Quill Staff '31, '32g State Band Tournament '30, 31, 323 Vodvil '31g Concert '32. SALVATORE T. CORRAO ..Bmg., History Cowrse Intramural Basketball '31, '32, Intramural Baseball '31, '32g Minstrel '32g Newsboys Club '31. ELEANOR H. CRAYBESE HEI., Inter Se '29, '30, ' Stenograpliic Course JOE E. DENTICE Deny Junior Club '28. Accounting Course Page Tfwenty-:efverz THE Ql11LL GENEVIEVE ENGELHARDT Gen Elective Course Inter Se '29, '30, '31, Student Council '29, '30 '31 MARVIN EN GELHUBER Marv Science Course DOROTHY ul. GOLDSMITH Goldie Elective Course Inter Se '29, Band '29, '30, '31, Or' chestra '30, '31, '32g Band Tournament '30, '31, '321 Glee Club '32g Chorus '32, Jazz Orchestra '31g Alll City Band '31. ROBERT FALLON Peewee History Course Football '30, '31, KATHRYN M. DIETZ Coolqy Stenograpliic Course Inter Se '29, '30, '31, '32g Library Club '31, '32g Home Economics Club '31, '32, President '31, 325 German Club '30, '31, '32. JOHN A. DICK Elective Course Tumbling Team '30, '31, Intramural Basket' ball '30, '31, '32g Football '31g Track '31, '32, HAROLD GAUER Elective Course Chemistry Club '31, '32, Camera Club '31 '32: Quill Staff '31, '32, Usher '28, '29, '30, 31 '32g Manager, Senior Play '29, '31, Football Man' ager '30, junior Club '28s Vodvil '29, Chem. Lab. Assistant '29, '30, '31, Business Manager, Concert, '30, '32, Editor, Annual '32, Quill Photographer '32. 5 s EARL FLOSBACH Manual Arts Course Page Tfwfnty-figlil THE QIIILL IVONA M. GRAFE Ivy Stenogmpliic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Drum Major '28, '29: Basketball '28, '29, Volleyball '28, '29g Vodvil '29, '30g Student Council '29, Chairman Class Party. GERHARD HANTKE Science Course Orchestra '29, '30, '31, '32: Honor Society '29, '31, '32, German Club '30, '31,, President '31. MYRTLE HARRIS Myrtie Elective Course Entered from Shorewood High '29: Inter Se '30, '31g Sandwich Gang '31g Quill Stalf '31. HUMPHREYS, RICHARD Dick Science Course Football '28, '29, '30: A11 City Football Team '30: IntrafMural Basketball '28' 29, '30: Prom Chairman '31, i JOE GRECO 'joe the Greek Science Course HARRIS, KATHRYN I.. 'Kay' Elective Course IntrafMural Gym '31. JOY HENSKE Science Course Masquers '31, '32: Senior Play '32: Operetta '27, '281 Vodvil '29, '30, '31g Girls' Acrobatic Team '29, '30, '31: Inter Se 29, '30, '31, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32: Senior Banquet Com' mittee: Girls' Gym Team '29, '30. FRANK HOLICK Franke Elective Course Entered from East Troy High School. Band '31 Page Tfwcnty-nine THE Quitl. EDWARD J. JAN KOWSKI Eddie Mathematics Course Track '30g Football '29: Camera Club '31, '32g Orchestra '29, '30g Senior Banquet Committee '32g Radio Operator '31, '32. MABEL M. IARVIS Miggs Accounting Course Inter Se '29, '30, '31: Vodvil '30. GENEVIEVE IUNEAU Gin Elective Course Entered from Oconto High School, Oconto, Wisconsin. Inter Se '30, JOSEPH KERSCHER Science Course German Club '31, '32: Newsboys Club '29: Student Council '30, '313 Phi Ed '31, '32g Gym Team '31g Chemistry Round Table '31, '32g Swim- ming Team '3O. ..Sep,, SARAH ELIZABETH JONES Sane English Course Inter Se '27, '28, '30, Philomelia '32, Minstrel Show '32: Sandwich Gang '31g Orchestra '30, '31, '32g Library Club '32. ELAINE C. JANSEN Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31g Library Club '29, '30 MARY KAUPERT jackie Elective Course Student Council '28, Junior Club '28, '29, Vodvil '31. Don juan History Course ALMA ,IOZWIAK HAZ., Elective Course Entered from St. john's Cathedral High Schoolg Masquers '32g Inter Se '32, Page Thirty THE QHILL ,fm ,Wil EDWIN KELLER Scl1nozzle Science Course Junior Club '29, '30, Camera Club '31, '32, :frack 31, '32, Masquers '31, '32, Glee Club '31, 32, Physics Lab. Assistant '31, '32, ANNA MARIE KOENIGSBERGER Brooks Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, State Band Tournament '31, IOSEPI-IINE KUSNICK Offay Science Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32: German Club '29, '30, Glee Club 31, '32, Junior Club '29, Con' cert '32. NORMA KOEBEL Nome Stenographic Course Sec. junior Grad. Class '29, junior Club '28l Inter Se '29, '30, '31, '32, VicefPres. '31, '32, Camera Club '31, Sec. '31, Vodvil '29, '30, '31: Basketball '29, '30, Volley Ball '29, '30: Kick Ball '29, '30. BRUNO KLEEMANN Moonbeam Math Course Junior Club '27, President '28, Student Council '28, '31, Honor Society 28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Philomelia 28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Masquers '31, '32: Track '31, Football '30, '31: Quill Staff '30, Editor '31, '32, German Club '29, '30, '31, Editor German Paper '31, Minstrel Show '32: Extempo' raneous Speaking '32: National Honor Society '32, Second Honors '32. DOROTHY KOLLER Dot Stenograpliic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '301 Quill Staff '31, VELMA B. KNUTH Billie Elective Course Inter Se '29, '30, '31: Masquers '31, '32, Glee Club '30, '31, '32: Orchestra '31, '32, Senior Play '32: Concert '32, Quill Solicitor '30, SHIRLEY E. KNUTSON Shirl Elective Course Entered from West Div. '29, Quill Staff '29, '30: Student Council '29, '30: Inter Se '29, '30, Sandwich Gang '30, '31, do Xi if 3: . 6 X 'in Page Thirty-one f XG' ,Q Wd Qs. 'JJJJJ' YN FJ A THE Qll1L.L JACOB P. LASUSA CofCapt, Science Course Football '29, '30, Baseball '31, Volley Ball '31: Masquers '30, '31, '32, Serg. of Arms '31, '32, Senior Play '30, '31, Christmas Play '30, Zone Police '31, Glee Club '31, '32. CHRISTINE M. KEIDEL Elective Course Entered from Holy Angel's High School. Inter Se '31, Library Club '31. JOHN S. LANGWILL Johnnie Mathematics Course Band '27, '28, '29, '30, Orchestra '27, '28, '29, '30, Forum '28, Quill Staff '28, German Club '31 Secretary '31, VicefPres. Senior Class '32, Sen' ior Play '32, Honor Society '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, National Honor Society '32, Bus. Manager Con' cert '32, Chemistry Round Table '31, Scribe '31. EDWIN W. LEIFER Eddie Accounting Course Football '30, '31, Intra Mural Basketball '31: Quill Staff '29, '30, Intra Mural Gym '30, '31, '32, RAYMOND KUHLMANN Rav Science Course Glee Club '28, '29, '31, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '32, Student Council '29, Quill Staff '29, '30, Asst. Editor '31, Track '29, Vodvil '28, '29, '30, Masquers '29, '30, '31, '32, Trea. '31, Pres. '32, Valiant '29, Senior Play '30, '31, '32, Drum Major '30, '31, Christmas Play '31, Debate Team '32, Oratory '32, State Band Tournament '30, '31, '32, Phi Ed '30, '31, Honor Society '31, '32, Pres. of Senior Class '32. KONDOS, PETER Football '31. MARY JANE LEVESQUE English Course Glee Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Quill '29, '30, '31, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Junior Club '28, '29, Concert '32, ROBERT F. LESCH Math. Course Philomelia '31, '32, Chemistry Round Table '31, '32, President '31, '32, Minstrel '32. Page Thirty-taco THE Ql11LL RAY LYNCH Ray Elective Course Freshman Football '27, Varsity Football '30, Intra Mural Basketball '30, '31, '32, Phi Ed '30, Intra Mural Baseball '31. CASAMERE A. MANIACI Casey Science Course Football '27, '28, '29, Gym Team '28, '29, '30, Intra Mural Basketball '30, '31, '32, Phi Ed Club '30, '3I. HELEN H. MITCHELL Elective Course Entered from Wauwatosa junior High School. Inter Se '29, '31, Student Council '30, Banquet Committee '32, LON W. MERICLE Bud Science Course Football '30, '31, Track '30, Student Council '29, '30, '31, '32, Junior Club '28, '29, Philomelia '29, '30, '31, Masquers '31, '32, Biology Club '30s Camera Club '31, '32, Usher '30, '31, '32, Minstrel Show '32, Quill Picture Com. '32. CLEMENTINE MALEK Clem English Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Junior Club '28, '29, '30, Student Council '29, '30, '31, '32, Honor Society '28, '29, 31, Quill Staff '31, '32, Decoration Committee of Senior Class '32, Chair' man of Handbook Com. For Student Council '32, Party Committee of Senior Class '32. DONALD MARGOLIS Elective Course Phi Ed Club '29, German Club '29, '30, '31. WILLIAM MENOS Billy Elective Course Orchestra '28, Basketball '32, Junior Club '28. ROMA MORGAN Elective Course Entered from Howard High, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Page Thirty-three I THE QIIILL DOROTHY R, MUENTE Stenographic Course Junior Club '28, Inter Se '29, '30, '31, '32, Trea. '31, 32, Honor Society '29, '30, '31, '32, Quill Solicitor '31, '32, Quill Business Staff '31, '32, Motto Committee '32, MARIE A. NICHOLS English Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, Operetta '28, Glee Club '28, '29, Band and Orchestra '29, All City Or' chestra '29, Forum '27, '28, Quill Staff '27, '28, '29, '32: Stuudent Council '28, '29, '31, Sec. '29, Pres. '31, Philomelia '29, '30, '31, '32, Sec. '29, Vice'Pres. '31, '32, Minstrel '32, Junior Grad. Sec. '28, Class Acceptance Speech '28, Extemporaneous Reading '32, First Honors '32. JACK G. NOOYEN jake Elective Course Entered from Janesville High School '29, Band '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '32, Library '30, '31: Camera Club '31, Newsboy's Club '29, '30, '31, Vodvil '31, '32, Glee Club '31, '32, Quill Staff '30, '31. PHILOMENA A. ORLANDO Parker Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32: Student Counf cil '28. -4 a ANDREW NIGRELLI 'Andy' Manual Arts Course Newsboys Club '28, '29, Student Council '30, '31, Library Club '32. I IRENE NAGY 'Sandy' English Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Philomelia '29, 30, '31, '32, Pub. Chairman '32, junior Club '28, '29, '30, Minstrel '32, Student Council '29, Volley Ball '29, '30, Kick Ball '29, '30, Gym Team '29, Rutledge '29, Vodvil '31, Library Club '31, '32, Quill Staff '31, '32, Decoration Com. Senior Class '32, Party Com. Senior Class '32, 1 1 MORRIS NOLL ' Morne History Course Library Club '30, '31, '32, Sec. '30, Glee Club '31, '32, Basketball '30, '31. SYLVESTER NOWICKI Sye Accounting Course Camera Club '31, '32, Chemistry Round Table 31, '32: Student Council '32, Page Thirty-four THE QUILL 'N-' f FRANK C. FACE Frankie Elective Course Newsboys Club '28, Football '30, '31, Track '30, '31, '32, Usher '31, '32. RUTH PECHTEL Skippy English Course Junior Club '28, '29, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Honor Society '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Philomelia '29, '30, '31, '32, Sec. '31, '32, Volley Ball '30, Minstrel '32, Kick Ball '29, '30, Chair' man of Decoration Committee '32. RUTH M. PHINNEY Rufus Elective Course Entered from St. John's Cathedral High. Inter Se '31, '32, Household Arts Club '31, '32. GERTRUDE POZORSKI Genie Elective Course Inter Se '29, '30, '31, '32, Library Club '30, Sandwich Gang '31: Student Council '30, Quill Staff Mailing Clerk '32. STEVE PATTI Mathematics Course Masquers '31, '32, Band '28, '29, '30, Or' chestra '29, '30, Vodvil '28, '29, '30, Student Council '31. RUTH PETERSON Pete English Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Masquers '30, '31, '32, Student Council '29, '30, Senior Play '32, Junior Club '28, '29, '30, Basketball '29, '30. ROSE POZORSKI Rosie Elective Course Orchestra '30, '31, Inter Se '30, '31, Glee Club '32, Junior Club '30, GEORGE H. PRICE, JR. Stretch Elective Course Entered from Tech. '31: Student Council '31, '32, Camera Club, '31, '32, Asst. Coach Football .11 Page Thirty-five v J n Y . 2- J THE Quiti. FRANCES E. SCHIERO F'rancy Stenograp MURIEL QUIGLEY hic Course Elective Course E df ' ' ' ntere rom Florence High School, Florence Wis., '29: Honor Society '30: Student Council '30g Int l ' ' ' b '30 '31 er Se -9, 30, 31, 323 Library Clu '32, Pres. '32: Quill Solicitor '31, '32: Assistant '31, '32. JOSEPHINE SALEMI foe GEORGE J. SCHMIDT, JR. junior Electi Entered from Washington High '30: History Course I Quill 31, '32: Philomelia '30, '31, '32g Stu' dent Council '32: Masquers '30, '31, '32, Sec. '31, '32: Senior Play '32g Debate Cap. '31, '32, Banquet Chairman '323 Library '31, '32g Honor Society '30, '31, '32: Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, '32g Minstrel '32. , , Bookstore GEORGE ROSECKY Elective Course Camera Club '31, '32. JOSEPH R. SERIO ve Course Band '30, joe V Orchestra '29, '31, '32g All City Orchestra '31g 31, 32: Jazz Orchestra '30, '31: Orchestra '30, '31. Philomelia '31, '32. ELEANOR R. SINAGRA BERNICE SHELTON Ellie Stenograplzic Course Bean Elective Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, '323 Quill Inter Se '29, '30, '31, Student Council '30, Solicitor '31. Library Club '30, '31. Page Thirty-.fix THE Ql11LL ,el 1 ilikix WILLARD W. SHINNERS KATHERINE TCCCO Bill Science Course Katie Elective Course VicefPres. '27, '28, Student Council '28, '29, Quill Solicitor '31, '32, Inter Se '31, '32, '30, Philomelia '29, '30, '31, '32, Phi Ed. '30, '31, lunior Club '23, '29, '30. '32, Sec. '31, '32, Camera Club '31, '32, Chemistry Club '32, Trea. Senior Grad. '32, Track '28-'32: Football '31, Vodvil '29, Review '30, Gym Team '30, '31, '32, Bus. Manager Senior Play '31. GECRGE STACHURSKI Higgs Science Course Football '30, '31, Track '30, '31, Camera Club TGNY TARANTIEN '31, '32, Phi Ed '29, '30, '31, '32, Gym Team '29, EICCUUC Course '30, '32, Vodvil '30, Usher '30, '31, '32, Basketball Newsboys Club '28, '29: Basketball '31, '32s '31 Cap, Student Council '31, Junior Club '29, '30, PATRICK TRONCA MARY ANN VALENTI Pat Elective Couvse Marian English Course Entered from Villa Sora High '30 Frascati, Junior Club '28, Glee Club '30, '31, '32, Italy, Honor Society '30, '31, Chemistry Round Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Orchestra '31, Vodvil Table '31, '32. '31, Concert '32. LUCILLE V. VCIGT ANTHONY E. VITRANO English Course Tony Science Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Newsboys Club '27, '28, '29, '30, '31. Page Thirty-.seven THE QUILL Max D. WIVIOTT NATHALIE WHALEY Maxie History Course Nath Science Course Student Council '29, Quill Staff '29, '30, Gerf Inter Se '29, '30, Band '30, '31, '32, Band man Club '32, Newsboys '29, '30. Tournament '30, '31, '32, Concert '32, Vodvil '31, MARGARET WILLIAMS TONG YEE jane Stenogfaphic Course Tony Mathematics Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, Library Club '30. Student Council '31, '32. EDWARD A. KCLOSICK RUTH ZITELMAN Pug Elective Course Wootie Elective Course Stage Crew '31, '32, Electricians '32: Football Inter Se '29, '30, '31, '32, German Club '30, '30, '31, IntrafMural Basketball '30, '31, '32, Vodvil '29, '30, '31, Student Council '31, Glee Track '29, '30, '31, Philomelia '28. Club '31, '32. 1 Page Thirty-eight E S Curlinq Smoke mouinq to the star-illumined skq From four uyhite chimneqs, Each, a sqmbol Of the gears une spent Beneath their silent quardianship Fm WW 0. WV I 0,10 l Via I ' Xxx Way J THE QUILL i C, 5 wb Page Forty Anello, Amena Bachmann, Esther Bonner, Agnes Bruno, Nancy Bruno, Rose Clarke, Eleanore D'Amato, Fanny Eannelli, Mary Ferrara, Mary Giofoglione, Adeline Goecke, Maxine Anello, Arthur Ballato, Carl Becti, Charles Bieri, Edward Boniiglio, Tony Borecki, John Brown, Raymond Bruckner, Walter Busalacchi, Tony Cale, Jerome Cantello, George Cee, Harry Covington, Ray Crenshaw, Parker Curro, Ted Cutrufelli, Mario Dane, Kenneth Bc-:qinninq Seniors 12fB GIRLS Gregorio, Ann Johnson, Elizabeth Knox, Ruth Koehler, Lou Kutz, Mary Mendola, Mary Montgomery, June Nordisieck Catherine Palmisano, Josephine Patti, Rose Pizino, Mary 12fB BOYS Dermody, William Drees, Alex Gordon, Gerald Halperien, Harold Hayner, Evan Jacquin, Arthur Joss, Allan Kaempfer, Winfred Kucharski, Raymond Kuchler, Clarence Lesch, Robert Maras, Tom Mattiole, Joseph Mollica, Tudy Moore, Henry Nemcek, Paul Patti, Lawrence Purpora, Rose Rachi, Margaret Retmeier, Audrey Rodriguez, Gloria Russell, Madeline Sanfelippo, Rose Sindoni, Sarah Stefhl, Dorothy Stern, Fannie Tarczynski, Marie Travers, Evelyn Zemrow, Helen 'lPfersch, Phillip kmitchard, Hayden Quarino, Jasper Raffaeli, Charles Regan, Joseph Rembold, Melvin Saccio, Charles Schneiderman, Arthur Schreiber, Lester Seidita, Tony Serio, Nick Sheehy,'Ray Sirna, Charles Streck, Bill Tolzman, Carl Trinitapoli, Emil Yee, Tong Wolters, William J s slffgliifl THE QUILL p I Q U '. , sew c My Lyg 5, '.4ur.1,f. ,.',-rx' 'VJ C74 I,-1 ' f -Gxav. ., ...J -f' L L A 4 W f Adams, Dorothy Baker, Beulah Balister, Anne Bartolone, Rose Behrendt, Erna Boelter, Emily Brodell, Leone Bruno, Caroline Carpenter, Grace Chermak, Eva Mae Clement, Alice Cristofaro, Marie Crivillo, Rosaline Dankwardt, Hertha Davis, Carol Del Ruy, Audrey De Nomie, Bonita Dressel, Helen Ehr, Margaret Erlicher, Agnes Fischer, Matilda Fons, Frances Galeska, Emily Ellis, Sylvia Gigante, Nancy Gracowski, Gertrude Grow, Virginia Hadhazy, Irene Hantke, Margaret Heller, Mary Ellen Herkowski Eleanor AJHornslein,, Ethel Y K of Q , if Ly ' If ,MLK I F JW Advanced Juniors 11fA GIRLS Johnson, Merna Kaupert, Ruth Keller, Lauretta Kenast, Margaret Killa, Marcella Kirsch, Helen Kassian, Virginia Lango, Hazel Lillie, Lura Lo Cicero, Mary Luethe, Emma McCabe, Beverly Mc'I'aggert, Ellen MacDonald, Norma Mandich, Marianna Maner, Cathcrine Marinko, Josephine Marino, Sylvia Meka, Sallie Melanson, Mary Millela, Jane Monfre, Marian Moore, Mabel Mucci, Anne Muente, Rose Nedeau, Vivian Olson, Grace Paap, Delores Pancelivicz, Mary Paquin, Corinne Patti, Rosalie Pawlicki, Margaret Payne, Ida Penske, Ethel Poulos, Tacia Pritchett, Helen Poertner, Florence Rempelos, Marie Robey, Bernice Rommel, Lorraine Rotroif, Doris Schneider, Elsie Serio, Rosalie Sahotta, Margaret Sottile, Florence Thanos, Sophie Timler, Frances Tralonga, Sadie Trumble, Lyla Tucker, Julia Uhlenberg, Lucine Utech, Rose Valone, Nina Vergolina, Emma Vergolina, Margar Viola, Rita Walczak. Lorraine Wiley, Jeanette Yuagliard, Frances Zacharenka, Mary Zinda, Rosana Zintz, Irene Page Forty one My v gray ,FY ,vj X 5 it 'felt steal fry, of 65 WM GMM 35 'Alwiiy 1 1 X .... i x fl at 1 QKM llfano, Sam Anastasi, Carl Anderson, Harold Bagin, Albert Balistreri, Tony Beecher, Ray Berry, Edward Bertoncini, LeRoy Blankenbury, Robert Boettcher, Willhrm- Busalacchi, August Canapa, Bernard Cary, Andrew Chamberlain, Byron Christensen, James Chuppa, Edgar Ciarrodo, Arnold Cole, Carrol Collura, Sam Corcoran, Bernard Corrao, Joe Crichneld, Albert Curro, Steve Dimiceli, Sam Doro, Sylvester Eils, Clifford Page Forty-tfwo Advanced Juniors 11fA BOYS Franklin, Robert Fryor, Lawrence Giacolone, Frank Harris, James Hart, Joseph Haverkate, Fred Hirschbein, Henry Holland, David Hornslein, John Hughes, Elfred Jacobs, Sol Jacobsen, James Jarvella, Arthur Jennings, Robert Johnson, Norman Ketchum, Edward Kieckbusch, George Lammert, Lester Lepak, Michael Lewis, Beldin McCoy, Robert Machi, Peter Ivfarkowitz, Maurise Marszewski, Bernard Megna, Vincent Metrusopulas, Peter Millonzi, Frank Moore, Edward Naimon, Sidney Pupero, Carlo Radzikiewiez, John Rafenstein, Roy Rejac, Andrew Rieley, James Reyes, Peter Santille, James Scanlon, Robert Scremo, James Seiden, Charles Siegel, Bernard Sparacino, Dominic Sparacio, Sam Spiekerman, Harold Stablewski, John Stoltman, Herman Thielke, Ralph Thomas, Edward Tomaszewski, Edmund Villarejo, James Vitrano, Dominic Ware, Earl Wilcox, Everett THE ouim. TH E QUILL Adornato, Minnie Anderson, Karen Arnold, Katie Arvan, Mary Babrove, Margery Bork, Emma Budnik, Gertrude Butler, Naomi Camp, Louise Carson, Christina Catanzaro, Philoemena Christnacht, Margaret Curro, Mary D'Amico, Jennie Del Ruy, Marvel Des Marais, Jeanette Douglas, Anne Edwards, Ruth Eger, Margaret ,v tx ' X f' Beqinninq Juniors if 11fB GIRLS Ehrlicher, Irma Erhardt, Joyce Flessas, Nickoletho Ganz, Isabelle Gerhardt, Marie Giaimo, Rose Goldberg, Sarah Halperin, Charlotte Hathaway, Elaine Holloway, Annabelle Huffman, Frances Hutwagner, Helen Jankovich, Mary Ann Johnston, Jane Jones, Ann E. Jungblut, Suzanne Lesch, Lucille Michalski, Sophie 'Y Weama, Mosey, Evelyn Pirelli, Louise Piechowski, Marion Ray, Petrina Rian, Marguerite Romano, Lucy Schuparra, Velma Shelton, Dorothy Singleton, Sally Smith, Eleanor Sorce, Elsie Sprtel, Silvia Streck, Catherine Thomas, Mary Tocco, Bettina Trost, Evelyn Wegner, La Verne West, Dorothy Young, Lucille Page Forty three THE Q11lLL Aiello, John Alvard, James Atinsky, Charles Bartolone, Joe Bartaluzzi, Sam Block, Robert Bonfiglio, Michael Bresnahan, James Brusturis, Peter Bullard, Gordon Burbaclk, Walter Cera, Michael Champion, Eldred Chuppa, Earl Corrao, James Curry, Morgan Davis, David Des Marais, Harry Dietzmann, Edward Enama, Clarence Erdman, Edward Colovita, Henry Fazio, Louis Friedman, Sanford Page Forzy our Beqinninq Juniors 11fB BOYS Friedrick, Fred Gagliano, Anthony Georgiady, Perry Graham, Earl Gumina, Peter Gutnecht, Herbert Halozon, George Hatzi, james Hatzi, William Haynes, Donald Hollatz, Robert Hultman, Alvar Johnson, Franklin Kranich, Henry Krittner, Lawrence Kruse, Norman Lo Cicero, Tony Lo Monaco, jack Mc Coy, John Maner, Chris Martin, Julius Michalski, Thaddeus, Myers, Woodrow Nordham, Emil Olson, Norman Olson, Roy Cssanna, Adolf Pizzino, Anthony Pouhs, Tom Povlitz, Albert Rier, Edward Roloff, Charlivs Sammarco, Frank Savorias, Lee Schotnecht, Benny Schroeder, Harold Spella, Arnold Stancampiano, Nunzlo Stieve, Howard Stoner, Spencer Tranter, Claude Varisco, Donald Williams, Arthur Windon, Fred Winderl, Robert Zielisch, Harold THE QU.ll.l.. F' P! A-J NJ M n 'l'-'Ji PM lg, in ffliwi A v fly ,G up ii Y if sm lf' f 'J Advanced Sophomores Agnello, Congetta Agnello, Rose Bandermann, Marie Banoich, Anna Barret, Margaret Bonner, Diana Borecl-ci, Florence lioniier, Helen Bowen, Dorothy Brauer, Dorothy Bullard, Joy Buulock, Eleanor Busalacchi, Angie Calabrese, Josephine Canapa, Florence Catalano, Bessie Chuppa, Ruth Collava, Helen Connistra, Fortunetta Craybese, Marjorie Criscimaga, Iocephine Crivello, Louise De Pietro, Nina Derwin, Eleanore Donmitz, Sylvia Ehr, Helen Enzelhardt, XVilma Fabino, Anna Fazio, Angelo Fried, Ida Gardner, Margaret Gelman, Edith Goheen, Gladys Goldsmith, Gladys lOfA GIRLS Greco, Marie Greuel, Doris Groh. Dorothy Gross Katherine Grudnoske, Marcella Gunta, Melina Haugsted, Helen Heintz, Dorothy Herfer, Margaret Herric, Eleanor Howick, Adeline Hyvonen, Taimi Jankowski, Eleanor Iennaro, Angeline Johnson, Earneatine jones, Bertha Keeley, Mary Kenvel, Lydia Kiurnpp, Ethel Konll, Elizabeth Knox, Elizabeth Konrad, Marguerite Krahn, Mildred Lanaza, Mary Manna, Madelina Mattioli, Mary Merenden, Rose Murkowski, llarcella Norder, Evelyn Noth, Rosalie Packard, Florence Patti, Margaret Piece, Roberta Peterman, Lillian Pfersch, Harriet Phinney, Grace Picciurro, Sara Prange, Bernice Purpora, Anna Rebelski, Dorothy Riskiewicz, Rose Rymer, Melba San Felipe, Mary Schmidt, Grace Schudiski, Esther Seaman, Nancy Skibinski, Phyllis Slawny, Eleanor Smith, Anna Stergiades, Beulah Szep, Catherine Talakowski, Jeanette Thanos, Christine Thompson, Loyola Thoss, Bernice Tralonga, Lucy Troske, Helen Turner, Corinne Vernala, Agnes Viglione, Loretta XN'arren, Frances VVatson, Anita VVebSter, Evelyn VVerra, Josephine Vlfilliamson, Irene VVilson, Doris XK'oelfel, Hildezard Zino, Marie 7 J . ff' 15 11,4 I mba! ,Wi ga f l Page Forty-ffve , THE QUILL Advanced Sophomores Alberti, Joseph Alivo, Michael Amaro, Charles Andreae, Richard Arena, Joseph Bacik, Tony Balistreri, Sam Baxter, Harold Behm, Alex Bertolas, Aldo Bigonia, Antonio Boneli, Alex Bootzin, Lawrence Boysa, Joseph Britton, John Busalacchi, Vincent Busalacchi, John Capizzi, Joseph Capizzi, Joe Carroll, John Page Forty .fzx 1OfA BOYS Cascio, Peter Catania, James Cera, Raymond Cheisa, Guido Clark, Jack Cofar, Hyman Collova, Carmela Commorato, Anthony Corwin, Kenneth Cunningham, Williarri Dale, Leo Dallmann, George D'Amato, Jacob D'Amico, Fred De Gaetano, Santo Dietrich, Joseph Dondero, John Ehlers, Delmore Euramirle, Anthony Erasmus, Kenneth Estrada, Arthur Gauer, Norman Giacolone, William Giersch, Chester Doesl, Andrew Gorski, Henry Grady, Virgil Gunkel, Clark Hansen, Edward Harris, Jack Hass, Robert Henning, Robert Heller, John Hildebrand, James Hintz, Sylvester Holicek, Emil Humphrey, Joe Jarvella, Raymond Jennaro, Frank Jopke, Martin THE QIHLL 'refs jvul. POWXXX Q 21Mf'.,QWfvU, .i lv l ff L ff F . I R 5110133100 4 8 l Advanced Sophomore-s Kingsbury, Edward Klaclnik, George Knitter, Eugene Kondos, Mike Krahn, Erwin Lamb, Jessie Lang, Francis La Porte, joe Liberatore, Anthony Liebert, Frank McGaw, james Mages, Peter Maniaci. Theodore Manross, Robert Maro, Sam Marino, Sam Mascari, Joseph Michaled, Frank Mijolcoxic. Mat Monofo, Tony Morgan, Grover 1OfA BOYS Mueller, Carl Mustas, Harry Nedeau, Robert Nigrelli, Charles G'Connor, Vv'illiam Orlando, Sam Gsears, Raymond Palmer, Thomas Prohl, Harold Puced, Fred Pyant, Isaiah Reale, Tony Reiss, William Rice, Richard Roventini, Tvio Saggio, Frank Sanfelippe, Anthony Santoro, Rosario Schroeder, Robert Sebbo, Robert Serio. Carl Sharon, jack Sirna, Carl Sprtel, Frank Stern, Albert Stout, Arnold Suchomski, Frank Stylow, Raymond Swahslcy, Matthew Sweeney. James Sczepanski, Arthur Tocco, Mariano Trawicki. George Tronca, Secondino Vaslco, Arthur Viduski, George XXalc:ak, Matthew Vfhalen. Gilbert XX'ilcox. Kenneth Zabel. John Zinio. loe Zingara. Louis Page F0!'fj'-50471677 xx: . ff U ll Q 115 1 , f , ' 3 f VP--f I f If F, . -lf -, 451 -Q ,,,,V1 THE QIIILI.. I .j I L Ah 'Ulf i i -, e V 'X N M Beqinninq Sophomores Balistreri, Ida Bartolone, Sara Besasie, Lucille Borowski, Irene Broadus, Juanita Brunette, June Catanese, Nancy Vavosi, Mary Corragio, Louise Dale, Fannie De Brozzo, Rose Dhooghe, Caroline Dicristo, Madeline Doria, Angeline Dragolovic, Caroline Dzidzan, Mary Eanneli, Rose Eugenio, Pauline Fisher, Minnie Fontaine, Eugenie Gee, Margaret Page Forty eight 1OfB GIRLS Gihes, Genevieve Gilchrist, Beatrice Gray, Mildred Grece, Patrina Henderson, Bernice Holden, Betty Holick, Betty Johnson, June Johnson, Ruth Keeley, Virginia Kopplin, Lillian Korkas, Helen Kucharas, Helen Kuhn, Mary La Barber, Madeline Lewis, Lorraine Lutz, Virginia Maglio, Laura Meriwether, Carlena Michalos, Fannie Minisale, Lena Montana, Nancy Mundt, Geraldine Netols, Elaine Nitschl-re, Elsie Patti, Mary Pittman, Estelle Palutz, Dorothy Popp, Hazel Riccardi, Helen Sammarco, Mamie Sansone, Josephine Sansone, Rosaline Sheman, Inez Sorci, Rose Spiccuza, Josephine Staszewski, Martha Szewiecki, Sylvia Walker, Mary Wegemann, Charlotte Wiesenmeyer, Mary Zengler, Dorothy THE QUILL I ?S .Al Y? J N. ix X Bc-:qinninq Sophomores Alberti, Anthony Aliota, Carl Aryan, Edward Bahrove, Sam Bailey, Joe Balistreri, Dominic Borer, Herbert Cannon, Cole Cecelia, Carl Colla, Steve Connell, John Criscimagna, Frank Curro, Andy Demos, Nick Donaldson, Robert Dorsey, Claude Durham, William Edlund, Willis Eichbaum, Paul Ellingsen, John Estrada, Louis Favourite, Kenneth Gacicia,Tudy Gregorio, Frank Harper, Stephen 10fB BOYS Harris, Thomas Henry, Howard Ianetto, Victor Jones, Rudolph Karass, Charles Karass, James Kent, Delbert Korlcas, Philip Ladwig, Delmar Ledger, Allend Leshin, Milton Lo Coco, Tom McStroul, Darwin Maioriana, Frank Maner, Louis Mayer, Norman Menos, Nick Micale, Tony Minorik, Frank Monfre, Anthony Monfre, Carmello Moser, James Nelson, Lawrence Orlando, Fred Poulos, Alex Peterson, Fred Petri, john Plotkin, Harry Porter, James Prostinak, John Rokich, Peter Salemi, Thomas Salza, john Sanders, Franl-1 Sansone, Casimir Santner, Steven Scarvaci, Cona Sharon, Harold Smith, james Sorce, Tony Sparacino, Mike Stein, Donald Tagart, Donald Tarantino, Nunzio Tarantino, Joe Topetzes, James Vlasis, Chris Willette, Richard Page Forty nzne 0 'yr fa . ' xr 3 My ,sq-gl Nl , x THE Q.lllLL. . A 'TX -M-1- 1 Alfano, Theresa Andruczyk, Ann C. Bachmann, Hilda Ballas, Phyllla Hattistoni, Amina Berg, June E. Bodemer, Helen Brantles, Norma Breanahan, Frances Bruno, Rose Hub, Georgia Busalacchi, Mary I. Calabrese, Margaret lnaruho, Josie Catania, Josie Clemens, Evelyn I Advanced Freshmen Flowers, Katherine Gigante, Grace Godley, hlildred Gregonza, Irene Gronowski, Irene Haisler, Elizabeth Hamlin, Mildred Hausner, Marianne Heinritz, Eleanor Hepburn, Georgian Hof, Jean Holmes, Helen Iaehn, Mary Iankowski, Harriet Jasczak, lrene 9fA GIRLS Lo Monaco, Joyce Lopez, Mary Lorbecki, Angeline Lucas, Eva McKenna, Margie McKinney, Ollie Machi, Rose Mangigian, Rose Manna, Marguerite Marszewski, Harriet Meka, Evelyn Melzer, Margaret Messer, Marcella Mielotz, Carrnela Minissala, Santina Cobb, illildred Cohen, Betty Collura, Catherine Cook, Bessie Cords. Sylvia Czarnecki, Harriet lifamato, Mary. Dentice, Jenny Des Marais. Ioan lYJlCli, ljufufliy IJ.,..1q-, ,mice llosf, Loretta Tlowen. Geraldine lluchoyv, Erma ilulllllllr, Geraldine Elmer, l'Jorothy Field, lean Page Fifly Johnson, Evelyn johnson, Myrtle Kiekbusch, Caroline Kluber, Helen Kovach, Rofa Kozik, Genevieve Kucharski, lrene Kueclienmeiater, Edith liunze, Eather Law, Alice Lejnian, Julia l,eniherg, Evelyn Lemke, Leona Lenardiizzi, Irma Lexerfon, Bernice Liazexiwka, Genevieve Liitwan. Harriet Moran. Ellen Blucci, Dora Mucha, Adeline Munclt, Hazel Musolf, Gertrude Musolf, Loretta Myrick, Mamie Myszel. Helen Nowakow ska, Ann Olson, Opal Orzechoxvski, Dorothy Patti, Mary Perez, Frances 2 I iaseclci, Sophia Piechocki, Irene Pizzino, Mamie Polley, Elizabeth Posner, Dolores Post, Agnes Ripley, Evelyn Ristifo, Gloria Roman, Angeline Roth, Ruth Roventini, Livia Saloutas, Mary Schleif, Vlare Schmidt, Marie Seebeck, Helen Serio, Gloria Shelton, Jean Sherman, Inez Skiha, Victoria Skubal, Vivian Slominski, Clara Smith, Dorothy Sorce, Frances Sottile, Marie Steinberg, Belle Stern, Anita Stevens, Muriel Tate, Betty Tomaszewski, Alicc Tonoli, Amelia Touhey, Kathryn Troske, Agnes VVaf1ner, Mary XVotkiewicz, Helen XVoods, Martha Yancey, Marie Ziech, Pauline t 'pf I r - A I 'E W' 1 if V Cf! I i THE Quiu. .. ,, . 1 Q , 1.-.ill - Atlornato, Lorenzo Aliota, Jim Anderson, John Arthur, Irving Azarowicz, Felix Bagin, Joe Balistreri, Frank Bartolotta, Ignatius Bethe, VVilliam A. Bohn, Carl W. Brasile, Albert Brockdorf, Carl R. Bruder, Fred Busateri, Charles Bush, Charles Bush, Chester x Buszka, Lawrence J. Capizzi, Vito Capuano, John Caravella, Joe Cefalu, John Cefalu, Peter Chermak, Joseph Chiesa, Victor Chiratisi, Charles Cirzan, Ervin Conrath, Carl Curro, Angelo Curry, Gilbert Cyra, George D'Amore, Philip DeGrand, Ralph Dentice, Jack Destefano, Carmello DiTrapani, Jerome Doellingen, Dolfee Advanced Freshmen 9fA BOYS Doro, Chester Dorsey, Claude Dow, Lewis ! wek, William aum, Paul Faccidomo, Andrew Friedrick, Frank Frymark, Raymond Garella, Joe Gaudes, Tony Gauker, Russell Gibbons, Jack Godley, Don Goedon, Orville Gostomski, Clemen Grzeca, Aloysius Harlow, Donald Helt, Michael Hrin, John Hurm, Walter Huth, Walter Janowski, George Johnson, James Kamens, Thomas Kaylor, Edward Kemp, Hamilton Kepes, Robert Knickelbein, Elmer Koscak, Michael Kondrakiewicz, Stanislaus Kramer, Lloyd La Fond, Norman Leipzig, Arnold McKay, Robert F. McKay, Robert L. Mack, VVillard Magestro, Ben Maglio, Carl Maglio, Rocco Maras, Daniel Megna, Joe Merenden, Tony Micale, Tony Morrell, Robert Muellio, Henry Muente, Charles Murphy, James Myszewski, Frank Natole, Sam Nowak, Harry Oberly, Seward Oliva, Paul Orlando, Fred Parks, Emmet Perow, Richard Peters, Frank Piraino, Vincent Piscuine, Charles Pozorski, George Rappa, Salvatore Reidy, Andrew Rivett, Howard Rosetti, Joseph Royston, Thomas Runyon, Bennie Saatkamp, Clarence Salemi, Thomas Scarvaci, Cono Schaier, Edward Scheer, Ralph Scheffleger, Robert Schmidt, Milton Schmidt, XVilliam Schrading, NVilliam Sederholrn, Henry Segnieri, James Senour, Arthur Senour, John Somogji, Steve Spasaro, Albert Stathos, Spyros Stebbins, Earl Steckel, Edward Suncl, Byron Szczepanski, Frank Szczepanski, Stanislaus Tebesz, John Thibadeau, VVilliam Torcivia, Louis Torner, Karl Trzebiatowski, Tony Usher, XValter Uhlenberg, XValter Vail, Albert Varisco, Tony Vierck, Earle Vlfade, La Vern VVahlberg, Bernard XVarren, Bert W'atson, Scott Vlferner, Benjamin XVerra, Harry Vtfodynski, Henry XVodynski, Thaddeus Zello, Ben Zingale, Sam Page Fifty-one 1 . ' r K . - ,lf s , E Eli' V D 'X xnxx ,S J my 1 l L 1 J 'D 7 3 X A V L A -f . V H J , , , Q? i Sree f' - - THE ouim, lxi 1 ,ff or ij ' W we wir ,fi J' A I Fly., ,sp N-A.. K' ' Gafaaa Qzeag 1 1 X. , ul ,i A llxff-f:f6 VS'a v-H' Ykid I , Fl vvigfr V vL, Bc-:qinninq Fresghhxcznf ,, me -' .J , ,,2fw1fJ ' 9,13 GIRLS ' '7' ' A Bagin, Anne Bailey, Elizabeth Balistreri, Tamina Barnett, Louise Barylak, Kathryn Basile, Theresa Bassett, Mazie Bellante, Mary Block, Winifred Bohn, Rose Borecki, Mary Bruno, Mary A. Cannestra, Fannie Cascio, Anna Christopoulos, Ann Cobb, Barbara Colla, Mary Corrao, Mary Covey, Virginia Criscimagna, Mary Curro, Mary R. D'Amarco, Tessie D'Amato, Rose Davis, Betty Dentice, Jennie Diefenthaeler, June Ericlcsen, Betty Ferguson, Alyslia V. Fleck, Gertrude E. Page Fzfty Ifwo Fricano, Concetta Garett, Odessa Germana, Carmella Gray, Louise Guilfre, Carmella Hansen, Ardell Harris, Hazel Hecher, Hilda Hirth, Lucille M. Homa, Virginia Jolfre, Jennie Jones, Etta Kastin, Judith Kransky, Rose Kump, Irene Lecher, Esther Lemberg, Evelyn Majewsky, Irene Mascari, Jeanette Mason, Mary Mathews, Helen Mattovich, Kathyr Matzat, Bertha Mills, Margaret Mollica, Ida Monfre, Rose Morgan, Wilma Mueller, Delores Notari, Doris I1 Orlando, Thersa Patti, Margaret Plinski, Elizabeth Poja, Anna Price, Jane Rahm, Laura Raydandt, Gladys Rossi, Bernice Rugoli, Fortunato Sabatino, Fanny Sanders, Grace Sauerwald, Miriam Scalish, Congetta Schmidt, Pearl Sergio, Nellie Sharon, Dorothy Smith, Florine Spias, Marjorie Steckling, Jean Sweet, Nellie Szep, Elizabeth Tarantien, Anna Tarantino, Annie Vlasis, Agnes Viabiec, Mary Walsh, Helen Weeks, Margaret Wilson, Ruth Wright, Lillian THE QHILL NJ Aliota, Alfred Aliota, Frank Aliota, James Andersen, Robert Apel, Chester Aveni, Louis Balrone, Jack Bailey, Theodore Beecher, Billy Boutell, Edward Brasile, Frank Busalacchi, Joseph Cannestra, Jim Carini, Joe Cefalu, Frank Cerass, Ben Clementi Sam Collins Felix Conrad Charles Corrao, Cono Dallmann, Robert Boqinninq Freshmen C. C. Cianciola, Joe , , , rn Dammann, Willia Danish, Peter Decker, Charles DeNatole, Ioe Denny, Richard Dragotta, Angelo Dragotta, joe Edlund, Russell Fischatello, Joseph Fojut, Raymond Gee, Frank Gibbons, Jesse D, 9fB BOYS Gordon, Edgar Graziano, Lorenzo Grubb, Orville Harris, Elbert Harry, Raymond Heinrichs, Donald Hess, Richard Holden, Ned Horwitz, Bernard Isaacson, Persis' Janopolis, John John, Mose J. Jones, Arthur Kalin, Sidney Kamps, Herman Knickelbine, Harry Jr. Knox, David Koenig, Iames Kuehn, Douglas Langworthy, Donald Lembo, Salvatore Lewis, Andrew Lo Coco, Frank Lucas, Herbert Machi, Peter Magestro, Ben Maklary, Robert Marien, Lloyd Marien, Lars Mayer, Myron Mazzarella, Tom Mills, Robert Missal, Dan Monfre, Tony Morgan, Glover Morgan, Ralph Mosey, Edward Nannets, Lloyd Nicolopoulos, james Nickel, Francis Nohl, Victor Nolan, Robert Patti, Angelo Ross, Joseph Savorias, Bert Schaffer, George Schaffer, Edward Schoeman, Adam Schloesser, Williani Silvia, Sam Smith, Everett Smith, Harry Sottile, Anthony Tocco, Dominic Tomas, Mirko Torrey, Raye Trimble, Raymond Varney, John Ward, lronis Wehrenberg, Frederic Weiratlch, Douglas With, Robert Wisniewski, Stanley Wohlmuth, Frank Zabel, Fred Zielke, Stephen Zinda, Allen Zinda, Oliver Pagf Fifty three THE QU.lLL Alberti, Regina Alivo, Matilda Arthur, Helena Beardsley, June Balistreri, Jennie Bowen, Bernice Busalacchi, Mary Gamarda, Florence Cherone, Rose Christensen, Mary Ann Christenson, Verona Cianciola, Josie Cicerelli, Annie Cicero, Goncetta Ciofogoline, Rose Clementi, Ethel Corrao, Josephine Corroa, Frances D'Amato, Mary Damurath, Helen Da Nardes, Elsie Dexter, Bernice Enea, Madeline Erato, Delores Fields, Dola Page Fifty-four Sub'-Freshmen 8fA GIRLS Eishatello, Bastiana Foti, Rose Frenzi, Rose Frey, Walfreda Giersch, Marion Goldberg, Sylvia Gregario, Adeline Grow, Jane Hathaway, Gwendolyn Herkowski, Harriet Jennaro, Mary Joffre, Josephine Landon, Ann Librizzi, Mary Machi, Anna Mayer, Mildred Metrusopula, Anaa Miller, Julia Monfre, Rose Montgomery, Elizabeth Mosey, Eleanor Murphy, Virginia Nagy, Margaret Olivo, Rose Olsen, Gladys Olson, Vivian Panzarella, Elizabeth Panzorella, Marcella Pedersen, Lila Piekowski, Julia Ramas, Irene Peale, Concetta Rhode, Dorothy Rolofl, Florence Sanfelippo, Nancy Sgro, Frances Sgro, Minnie Shaffer, Elizabeth Shumake, Ellen Spinella, Laura Teriaca, Stella Vitrano, Fannie Vitrano, Lucy Watkins, Ruth Ann Wilson, Geraldine Wohlers, Joyce Worman, Louise Zembramski, Marie Zembrowski, Frances fl M THE QIHLL Albano, Mike Aliota, Joseph Amato, Jake Balistreri, Thomas Bova, Andrew Busalacchi, Charles L-Busalacchi, Frank T- Busalacchi, Joe 0,601 Calhoun, Allen Cannestra, Leo Caputa, Carlo Cary, Eugene Cherone, Arthur Christifolly, John Corso, Sam Costarella, Anthony D'Amato, Joseph Deaton, Lyle Dentice, Alex Dockendorf, Charles Doherty, Patrick Dooley, Allan Emanuele, Vincent Emmanuelle, Constantine Emmerich, Leroy Sub-Freshmen 8-A BOYS Endrush, Henry Garaci, Joseph Goldberg, Nathan Guse, Jerome Harlowe, Kenneth Heath, John Heinrichs, Bernard Hoffer, Vincent Ingrelli, Joe Janick, Stanley Jeffries, Thomas Koers, Robert Lanza, Joe Lanza, Salvio Lanza, Tony Lasusa, Eugene Maertz, John Maglio, Bastiano Maglio, Ignatius Maniaci, Frank Megna, John Menos, Michael Millela, Patsy Modron, Bruce Mountjoy, Norman Muccio, Frank Myers, Kenneth North, Louis Padanano, Steve Pirelli, Elmer Rice, Charles Rich, Chelsea Ridasko, Frank Romano, Tony Saggio, John Sand, Harvey Santilli, Tony Scremo, Nick Shinners, Herbert Terrara, George Vallone, Joe Vitrano, Charles Valenti, Joe Vw'are, Sidney Vvbjcieckowski, Edwin Vforman, Buster Zeppos. Steve Zinda. Kenneth THE QHILL Agnello, Magdaline Bruno, Rose Brusturis, Annie Carini, Marion Cefalu, Frances Colla, Sa die Corona, Congetta De Quist Garella, Hatzi, A Hansen, o, Jennie Rose lice Dorothy Adornato, Sebastian Anello, Emil Balestreri, Alex Balestreri, Joe Charles Balestreri, John Balestreri, Frank Balestreri, John Balestreri, Tom Balestreri, Joe Balestreri, Peter Frank Bartalotti, Alfred Bascia, Leonard Busalachi, Peter Carpenter, Kenneth Catalda, Joe Cicerelli, Tony Cianciola, Tony Clarke, Frank Cobb. Donald Crivello, Vincent Curro, Frank Damato. Tony Demicelli. Frank Derwin, Floyd Di Magg Page Fifiy-fix io, Joe Subffreshmcin 8fB GIRLS Illari, Olga jones, Vivian Joy, Hattie Kovack, julia Lascari, Antonina Leone, Marie Liebert, Hattie Millela, Lucy Mills, Genevieve Morano, Rose Roloflf, Gertrude 8fB BOYS Dragotta, Dominic Forster, Wilbert Ganz, Marvin Gee, James Genrille, August Geurtsen, Lewis Giacalone, Joseph Giannopoulos, Joh Greco, Joe Greco, john fl Guarclalabene, Angelo Haverkate, Theodore Hrin, Steve ltaliano, Peter Iennaro, Tudy Joy, Fred Koers, lack Koplein, Kenneth La Vora, Frank Librizzi, Sam Lomenzo, Andrew Lutz, Caspar Lutz, Walter Lupo, Ioe Maddente, Tony I l Saloutas, Bernice Shaplas, Nellie Singara, Anna Stancampiano, Grace Trew, Harriet Valenti, Mary Vento, Brigeda Verona, Grace Vollmer, Dorothy Wagner, Frances Williams, Beatrice Ziino, Agatha Magestro, Ben Magestro, Tony Marino, Albert Marino, Frank Mazza, ,Toe Carl Montana, James Nolley, Raymond Oven, James Palmisano, Louis Pittenger, Herbert Prestofelio, Phillip Pritchard, Owen Proite, Ioe Reina, Joe Romano, Frank Seebeck, Edward Skipchak, Arthur Spella, Saro Szafranski, Chester Sirna, Louis Sparacino, Sam Tocco, Phil Topetzes, james Charles Wolfgram, David Zingara, Carmello l THE QUILL Alfano, Millie Aliota, Angeline Allen, Lucille Antoicci, Mary Balistreri, Rose Bartuluzza, Santina Bieri, Rose Brost, Alice Caputa, Virginia Catanese, Mary Catanzaro, Jennie Catanzaro, Mary Cianciola, Annie Clarke, Clara Clernenti, Antonia Commorato, Mary Corine, Antoinette De Makas, Toula Alberti, Joe Aliota, Tom Amaroso, Louis Anderson, Howard Anderson, Leroy Balistreri, Peter Bartalona, Louis Bartalona, Louis Bartalotta, Mariano Benton, George Bohn, Fred Borkowski, Alex Busalacchi, Jake Caldwell, Leonard Cascio, John Chirello, Frank Cianciolla, Loe SubHFrc-:shmen 7fA GIRLS Edrusch, Anna Fazio, Josephine Fero, June Ferrara, Virginia Gardipee, Florence Germano, Rose Goldsmith, Tdabellc Greene, Laura Greco, Zina Haugsted, Geraldine Herbert, Marjorie Hughes, Victoria Johnson, Dorothy Johnstone, Jane La Barber, Grace Lango, Jane Langworthy, lone 7fA Clementi, Joe Cook, Verl Conigliari, Nick Corrao, Carlo De Micola, Paul Dentice, Peter Dercola, Sam Erwig, Jack Fishetello, Joe Foti, Frank Fotis, James Gallas, Lester Gerhardt, Jacob Graham, George Grubb, Marvin Henning, Richard Katsune, Anthony Larson, Alma Machi, Tina Maeoramo, Santina Maniaci, Luck Melcher, Dorothy Millela, Margaret Minor, Dorothy Mollica, Concetta Oberly, Jane Palmisano, Lucy Papia, Seraphina Patti, Frances Polk, ldella Prestahlipo, Concetta Saggio, Mary Salerno, Avernill Salm, Gertrude BOYS Kazminski, Edwin Krabbe, Raymond Kretlow, Edwin Kroeber, Robert Lanzo, Charles Lo Cicero, Joseph Lorenz, Robert Marr, Stanley Millazo, Bernard Miracola, Barney Natolo, Joe Netz, Alberti Olivo, Joe Orek, Marvin Patti, Carmello Perlonga, Jerome Pfersch, David Sanfelippo, Rose Sauerwald, Eileen Scafhdi, Carmela Sgro, Mary Smith, Adeline Sorce, Santa Spino, Marion Straszewski, Stephina Tarantino, Gaetana Tarantino, Mary Jane Toto, Rose Touhey, Marjorie Trotter, Betty Valenti, Virginia Warren, Winifred White, Florence Williams, Jean Young, Margaret Przedplski, George Quarino, Louis Ramos, Tony Renner, Russell Rogan, Richard Rondinelli, Marian Sanfelippo, Mariano Scaflidi, Jack Schmidt, Gerald Schniaal, John Shatler, Francis Spinelli, Jack Stergiades, Theodore Tarantino, Carlo Tarantino, Joe Trinitapolis, Oreste Vv'hitford, Vernon Vv'ickersham, Richard Pagr Fifty-srfvfn THE Ql1lLl.. Arena, Frances Azzolina, Mary Balistreri, Rose Barnhill, Roberta Bonelli, Anna Borzyek, Gladys Bova, Martha Brisile, Margaret Bruno, Mary Canaela, Pauline Carrier, Avis Caruso, Mary Clementi, Petrina Congliara, Mary Dahl, Winifred Agnello, Joe Aveni, Fred Balistreri, Sam Ballas, Louis Bertolas, Tulio Busateri, Frank Butkiewicz, Bernard Candera, Henry Cary, Howard Castiglione, Paul Champion, James Chiesa, Albert Collins, James Corrao, Andrew Corras, Frank D'Amato, Frank D'Amato, Salvatore Pzlgf Fifty-eight SubHFreshmen 7fB GIRLS D'Amato, Mary Deliberti, Jeanette De Moss, Thelma De Natale, Antonia Drews, Pearl Eugenia, Mary Fohl, Norma Garella, Anna Geniopolis, Bessie Greeg, Andrie Gunderson, Ruby Hawkins, Ruth Italiano, Nancy Kozminski, Clara La Ford, Evelyn Lembo, Antonia Lenarduzzi, Lena Long, Jeanette Magestro, Mary Marino, Rose Mascari, Josephine Millonzi, Josephine North, Marcia Nowrot, Margaret Panos, Tula Placea, Virla Rizzo, Frances Rosetti, Flora Savorias, Myrtle ScafHdi, Josie Zintz, Irene 7fB BOYS De Gaetano, Joe De Maggie, Sam Dentice, Bastiano Desteffin, Frank Gardner, Earl Gaudes, Frank German, James Guardalabene, Tony Hanson, Thomas Harry, Eldred Hileman, Raleigh Hyvonen, Keijo Jennaro, Joe Joifre, James Klein, Arthur Krow, Robert Lowe, Edward Magestro, Charles Maniaci, Vincent Mc Coy, William Michalos, Frank Monfre, Peter Monfre, Tony Murphy, Charles Oberly, Clarence O'Keefe, Arthur Ossanna, Caesar Pipia, Carmello Piraino, Joe Pirelli, Dominic Posner, Lanin Purpora, Santo Regan, Charles Reindl, Norbert Sirna, Saraphina Sottile, Theresa Spinnato, Josephine Stancampiano, Angie Suchowski, Rose Tomasello, Rose Torre, Frances Trumble, Lyla Utech, Rose Vallone, Nina Vernada, Agnes Wegeman, Charlotte Wiley, Jeanette Williamson, Irene Woefel, Hildegard Ripley, Floyd Ristano, Tony Rubin, Sidney Sanfelippo, Peter Santille, Carlo Schweitzer, Frank Shoplar, George Sorce, James Terrara, Frank Tocco, Joe Tofoya, Henry Torcivia, Joe Trinitopoli, Albert Vergolina, Rudolph Zarcone, Joe Zuino, Joseph 1 S Soft clouds of smoke Float heauenunard To make qaq patterns In the beckoning blue Of memorq's happq plaqtirne f .fill 'rf THE QUILL Quill Staff Editors Irene M. Bozak Harold Gauer Bruno Kleemann STAFF Literary . . Agnes Bonner Secretarial Alice A. Bcdard Clementine Malek Isahelle Ganz Dorothy Block Irene Nagy Ruth Christensen BUSINESS STAFF Circulation Manager . Mary Eannelli Advertising Manager . Margaret Ehr ADVISERS Business Literary Art William Drobnik Caroline Gardner Roger Fullam Charles Westhofen Page Sixty Bruno Kleemann Irene Bozak Harold Gauer THE QlllLL L 'ff ',, 3 1141 Honor Sooietq The members of this society are the elite of our school. They cause they have attained the ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, are chosen be and service. l.uethe, Emma President ARLENE BORER Secretary . IRENE BOZAK Arduino, Lino Naimon, Sidney Baxter, Harold Nemcek, Paul Blazincic, Martha Jacobs, Solomon Netols, Elaine Bonfiglio, Michael Jarvella, Arthur Nelson, Gladys Borer, Arlene Kirsch, Helen Nichols, Marie Bnzak, Irene Kleemann, Bruno Pechtel, Ruth Florence Bullock, Eleanor Knoll, Elizabeth Poulos, Tacia Capuano, John Kuhlmann, Raymond Poulos, Thomas Carpenter, Grace Cera, lllike Christensen, Mary Christensen, Ruth D'Amato, Fanny Dane, Kenneth Ehr, Margaret Estrada, Louis Field, Jean Hantke, Gerhard Hantke, Margaret Mr. Ray Crout A n n Langwill, John Lesch, Lucille Lewis, Loi-rain Malek, Clementine Manna, Madeline Maszk, Elizabeth Matheus, Helen Meka, Sally Muente, Dorothy Muente, Rose FACULTY ADVISERS Quigley, Muriel Rafenstein, Raymond Rehbein, Florence Senkbeil, Earl Shinners, Herbert Stergziades, Beulah Touhey, Katherine Tronca, Patrick VVegner, l.a Verne XYiley, Jeanette Young, Lucille Miss Marie L. Smith Miss Martha Zenk Page Sixty-one THE QlllL.L Student Council In this organization, representatives from the home rooms practice the principles of government. They listen to suggestions on how Lincoln can he improved, and puhlish their opinions to the school at large. President . Vice-President Secretary 1. W'alfreda Frey 2. Rose Muente 5. Herbert Shinners 6 Sylvester Nowicki S. George Price 101. Stephen Zielke 102. Marjorie Herbert 103. Florence Packard 104. Mary XVagi1er 105. Sylvia Cords 107. Pauline Eugenia 108. Lucy Tralonga 109. Herbert Borer 110. Anna Sgro 111. Clementine Malek 112. Lon Mericle 114. Mary ,Tennaro 115. Ralph DeGranrl 116 Carol Davis 202A. Edward Boutell Pagc' Sixly-lfwo Natalie Notz 20211 202C 20217. 20215 203. 205. 206. 207A 20713 207C. 207D 20712 207F. 209, 217. 302. 303. 305. 306. 307. Theodore Haverkate Betty Ericksen Mary Keeley Arthur VVillianis Norma Koebel Tessie D'Antaro Anita Stern Velma Schuparra Vernon 1Vhitforcl Raymond Oscars Mary Dzitlzan Frank Gaudes Phil La Porte Margueret Rian Alfred Blayer lda Fried Helen Kucharas Muriel Quigley Dorothy Rebelski James McGaw FACULTY ADVISERS PHIL LA PORTE NCJRMA KOEBEL EMMA LUETHY 308. Mary Eannelli 309. Eleanor Derwin 311. John Gilbert 312. Marnie Pizzino 313. Margaret Hantke 315. Madeline Mauna 310. Doris Rotrolf 317. Eleanor Herkowski 318. Helen liontier 320. Irene Zintz 321. Grace Carpenter 322. William Reiss 323. Bero Werner 404. Delores Radiek 405. Robert Block 406. Emma Luethy 407. Harried Pferscli 408. Jane Lango 409. Fanny Stern 410. joseph Regan Lyle Thomson THE QHILL Philomc-:lid The Philos have the reputation of being the most versatile club at school. Their latest undertaking has been a Minstrel Show. It was a true success, for they played to two full houses. President . . First VicefPresident Second VicefP'resident Secretary . . Publicity Chairman Balistreri, Tony Bedard, Alice Bienemann, Lois Blink, Robert Block, Dorothy Block, Robert Borek, Boleslaus Bozak, Irene Cates, Lillian Christensen, Ruth Gardner, Margaret Hunt, Doris Hyvonen, Taimi Jones, Ann Jones, Sarah Kirsch, Helen Kleemann, Bruno Kucharski, Raymond Lesch, Lucille Lesch, Robert Mericle, Lon Nagy, Irene Nichols, Marie Pechtel, Ruth FACULTY ADVISER Miss Boyle HERBERT WILLIAMS MARIE NICHOLS FLORENCE REHBEIN . RUTH PECHTEL . IRENE NAGY Pfersch, Phillip Purpero, Carlo Quigley, Muriel Regan, joseph Rehbein, Florence Richter, William Santilli, James Serio, Ioe Shinners, Willard Wiesenlneyer, Mary Williams, Arthur Williams, Herbert Page Sixty three THE QUIL1.. , f is 7- S X f 7 ,VH R F ww Mi, QW my X Jx C 'z X ' ,WP fffw M Debatc-:rs JWV wif' They dehate the issues of the day as spiritedly and sincerely as do the senators in xp! i our Senate. We are proud of this small but promising organization. W Affirmative Negative Kuhlmann, Raymond Pfersch, Phil it Quigley, Muriel Baxter, Harold Purpero, Carlo Santille, James FACULTY ADVISER Mr. Lenz Page Sixty-four THE QlllLL German Club i Y' You may listen to German illustrated lectures, German folk songs, eat pretzels, and be in a truly German atmosphere when you attend one of these meetings. President . MARGARET HANTKE VicefPresident . . Secretary and Treasurer Block, Dorothy Christnacht, Margaret Clark, Jeannette Cole, Carrol Czarnecka, Harriet Dankwardt, Hertha Ehr, Helen Fleck, Gertrude Fried, Ida Goldberg, Sarah Gordon, Edgar Gross, Katherine Hantke, Margaret Hecher, Hilda Hornslein, John Hutwagner, Helen Jennings, Robert Joehn, Mary Kamens, Thomas Kirsch, Helen Lane, Ben Leipzig, Arnold Lejman, Julia Leuthy, Emma Lewis, Lorraine Mack, Willard Mandich, Marianna Manna, Madeline Marino, Sylvia Megna, Joe Micole, Tony Muente, Rose Nannett, Lloyd Packard, Florence Pancelewicz, Mary Peterman, Lillian Phinney, Ruth FACULTY ADVISER Miss Keeley EMMA LEUTHY ROSE MUENTE Plotkin, Harry Prange, Bernice Regan, Joe Rommel, Lorraine Scheer, Ralph Schneidermann, Arthur Schuppara, Velma Talakowski, Jeannette Thiabadeau, William Thielke, Ralph Tolzman, Carl Topetzes, James Utech, Rose Wagner, Mary Walczak, Lorraine Werner, Benjamin Wiviott, Max Woelfel, Hildegarde Zabel, John Page Sixty-jifve ' r 1 I .fl 1 fi, L' V' JL, , fx gif. XY. W Ar, I' :LMP Q' THE ouim. Camera Club A shot, a flash across the room! You may know that a Camera Club photograf pher is at hand taking some hero's picture at the critical moment. No event passes their eagle eyes, and thus we have a pictorial record of all our doings. President . WILLARD SHINNERS VicefP1esident . BERNARD MARSZEWSKI Secretary and 'Treasurer Baxter, Harold Bergmann, Paul Cantello, George Champion, Thomas Cusma, Tony Dane, Kenneth Gauer, Harold Gilbert, John Jankowski, Edward Jacobson, James Keller, Edwin Kerscher, Joseph Page Sixiy-.fix FACULTY ADVISER Mr. Suchy . LON MERICLE Marszewski, Bernard Mericle, Lon Marszewski, Frank Nowicki, Sylvester Nooyen, Jack Price, George Rehbein, Florence Rosecky, George Shinners, Willard Stachurski, George Thanos, Charles Vasko, Eldon THE QUILL Masquers These are the players of our institution. In addition to the senior play, they present the Christmas play, and other thrilling onefact dramatizations throughout the school year. They are the school's true artists. President . RAY KUHLMANN VicefPreside'nt . PAUL BERGMANN Secretary . MURIEL QUIGLEY Treasurer . . RAY KUCHARSKI Bergmann, Paul Bienemann, Lois Block, Dorothy Borek, Boleslaus Bortolotti, Rudolph Friedman, Sanford Greco, Mary Gregorio, Anne Henske, Joy llozwiak, Alma jones, Sarah Keller, Edwin Kirsch, Helen Kleemann, Bruno Knuth, Velma Kucharski, Ray FACULTY ADVISER Miss Irvine Kuhlmann, Ray Kutchenreuter, Evelyn Lasusa, jacoh Megna, Vincent Mericle, Lon MacDonald, Norma Patti, Steve Peterson, Ruth, Pfmch, Phillipx Quigley, Muriel Regan, Ioseph Mallone Riley, james San Fellipo, Rose Singleton, Sally Viola, Rita Williams, Arthur Young, Lucille Page Sixly-sefven THE QUILL j l 1 l Aunt Milly Andy . Mrs. Hardy fudge Hardy Grandpa Hardy Estelle Hardy Cambell Marion Hardy Wayne Trenton, HI . Mr. Stulabins Myra Hardy Wilcox . . Page Sixly-fighf Senior Plaq THE MASQUERS PRESENT SKIDDING by AURANIA RoUvERoL THE PLAYERS . . . Muriel Quigley Paul Bergmann . Velma Knuth . . Raymond Kuhlmann . Raymond Kucharski Ruth Peterson . Joy Henske . john Langwill . . Rudolph Bortolotti Norma MacDonald DIRECTORS Margaret Irvine, Laura Boyle, Beatrice Wadleigh THE QUILL Band Gay, dashing uniforms, brightly shining instruments! Our band is marching by. Raymond Kuhlmann briskly wields the baton as the drums strike up a stirring march. Anderson, Robert Alberti, joe Azarowicz, Bernard Azarowicz, Phillip Balistreri, Frank Balistreri, Peter Bartolone, Joe Bartolone, Louis Bartolone, John Bergman, Paul Blinlc, Robert Busalacchi, Vincent Catalono, Bessie Colin, Beatrice Donaldson, Robert Fricano, Charles Gilbert, John Goldsmith, Dorothy Goldsmith, Gladys Greco, Patrino Haugsted, Helen Jones, Bertha Kaupert, Ruth Kretlaw, Edward Keller. Loretta Kaempfer, Winfred Koeningsberger, Anna Lang, Francis Lewis, Beldin Matriole, Mary McCabe, Beverly McGaw, james Moore, Mabel Mueller, Karl Nooyen, jack Orlando, Fred FACULTY DIRECTOR Mr. Grant Boltz Orlando, Sam Popp, Hazel Rice, Richard Reilly, james Royston, Thomas Rosetti, joseph Saatkamp, Clarence Sanhlippo, Anthony Schmidt, George jr. Schmidt, Raymond Sharon, ,lack Stancarnpiano, Nonzio Varney, John Vxfhaley, Nathalie Wilcox, Kenneth Weraiich, Douglas Vxfohlmuth, Franl-1 Williarns, Arthur Page Sixty-nine rl' f 5 ft L . IQ! ,KLM Xfiv L THE Ql1lLL Orchestra Strains of music-a waltz, a sonata-a serenadesthe Lincoln High School orchestra is on the air. The musicians are many, and their music, captivating. Alto, Donna Anderson, Robert Ealistreri, Frank Bartalone, Joe Battistoni, Amina Colin, Beatrice Cusma, Tony Dale, Leo Darnman, William Dankwardt, Hertha Fricano, Charles Fricano, Congetta Gilbert, John Page Seventy Goldsmith, Dorothy Gottleib, Herman Hantke, Gerhard Hathaway, Elaine Hatzi, james Jones, Ann E. Jones, Sarah Kaupert, Ruth Knuth, Velma Kulhmann, Raymond Lewis, Belden MacDonald, Norma Mueller, Karl Nooyen, lack FACULTY DIRECTOR Miss Etna Strohm Nordhaus, Emil Pfersch, APhilip Pbhffif-HaT:ElT' Reilly, Iames Rice, Richard Roloif, Charles Schmid, Pearl Schmidt, Raymond Serio, Joe Trinitapoli, Emil Trost, Evelyn Vvvilcox, Kenneth Young, Lucille P 'L.iPrnxfA1f1! T-Qi, A-Lf1.fi'tfL1,q ' THE Qlllhl.. 1 C X JLG 'Lk jQli.i,4 i' ' rj 7' Y W f44fa.fv,lf2L4.,-'Y-v'C IYZHL- SQL .w4,us ' ,1.,l.- ,adv A-,.- a ,f f Inter Se Here the Senior High School girls make merry. They produce plays, have dances, sing songs, and trip gayly through a rollicking good time among themselves President . DORCTHY BLOCK Vice'P1'esident . NORMA KOEBEL Secretary MARIE TARCZYNSKI Treasurer DCROTHY MUENTE Alto, Donna Arnold, Katie Bachmann, Esther Bedard, Alice Behrenclt, Erna Besasie, Lucille Illazincic, Martha Block, Dorothy Boelter, Emily liozak, Irene Brunette, June Canapa, Florence Catanesi, Nancy Cates, Billie Cavosi, Mary Christensen, Ruth Christnacht, Margaret Corragio, Louise D'Arnato, Fanny Dankwordt, Hertha Davis, Carol Deitz, Catherine Derwin, Eleanor liannelli, Mary Eannelli, Rose Erlicker, Agnes isher, Mathilda anz, Isabelle Gardner, Margaret Gelman, Edith Giofoglione, Adeline Graff, Ivona Grochowski, Gertrude Gross, Katherine Grow, Virginia Hadhazy, Irene Hantke, Margaret Hathaway, Elaine Heller, Mary Ann I-Ierkowski, Eleanor Herrick, Eleanor Hornslein, Ethel Hyvonen, Taimi Johnson, Elizabeth F cz Johnston, lane Jones, Ann lozwiak, Alma Killa, Marcella Knebel, Lydia Koebel, Norma Lervis, Lorraine I.esch, Lucille I,uethy, Emma Malek, Clementine Marinko, Josephine Meka, Sally lylendola, Mary Merenden, Rose Muente, Dorothy Muente, Rose Nagy, Irene Nelson, Gladys Nitschke, Elsie Noth, Rosalie Packard, Florence Palmissano, joseph Pancelewicz, Mary Paquin, Corinne Patti, Margaret Pawlicki, Margaret Pechtel, Ruth Pfersch, Harriet ine l'irelli, Louise l'lantz, Dorothy Phinney, Ruth Poertner, Florence Poulos, Tacia Pritchett, Edna Pritchett, Helen Purpora, Anna Ilurpora, Rose Ramona, Lucy Rian, Marguerite Rommel, Lorraine Russell, Madeline Sanfellipo, Rose Schneider, Elsie Schiero, Francis Stern, Fanny Strong, Authula, Tarczynski, Marie Thanos, Sophie Touhey, Catherine Tralonga, Sadie Troske, Helen FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Clark Miss McDermott Miss De Voy Miss Tainsh Page Sezenty one THE QUILL Meta Aclelphon The junior high school girls have moments of high revelry in their club. Their programs are as varied and as entertaining as the members are various and volatile personalties. President . Secretary . Treasurer Allen, Lucille Barzyk, Gladys Brost, Alice Bruno, Mary Carrier, Avis Clark, Clara Clementi, Patrina Conigliari, Mary Deleberti, Jeanette De Moss, Thelma Dhews, Pearl Pagf Sezenty tuo Polk, Iclella Saggio, Mary Saniilippo, Rose Sauerwald, Eileen Smith, Adeline Suchomski, Rose Szafranski, Isabelle Touhey, Marjorie Torre, Frances Arena, Frances Sottile, Theresa FACULTY ADVISER Miss Zanella . HELEN MATHEWS GERALDINE HAUGSTED ISABELLE SZAFRANSKI Tohl, Norma Haugsted, Geraldine Herbert, Marjorie Hughes, Victoria Italiano, Nancy johnson, Dorothy La Ford, Evelyn Mathews, Helen Minor, Dorothy North, Marcia Patti, Francess Patti, Florence THE Qlllljl.. Junior Literatu Club Here the younger set in our school display their literary talents in many ways. They will make enthusiastic members for the senior clubs when they are eligible. President Secretary . Treasurer Atlornato, Lorenzo Agnello, Madeline Alberti, Regina Balestreri, Peter Bartalone, Joe Boscia, Leonard Brost, Alice Carpenter, Kenneth Carrao, Josie C'hristense11, Mary Ann Clenlenti, Ethel Conigliari, Mary Cm-ene, Antoinette D'Aniato, Mary D'Amato, Tony De Narcles, Elsie Dexter, Bernice Emanneller Vincint Fishatello, Bastiano Gee, James Goldsmith, Iclabelle Greco, John Grien, Dolores Guardope, Florence Haisler, Betty Hansen, Dorothy Herbert, Marjorie Hogsteacl, Geraldine Hughes, Victoria Hutz, Alice Jennaro, Mary Knerber, Robert Koplanrl, Kenneth Landon, Ann Langworthy, Ione Lascari, Antonani Librizzi, Mary Librizzi, Sam Mascari, Josephine lllazza, Joe Mitchell, Arthur lllontgomery, Elizab Mosey, Eleanor Murphy, Virginia Oberly, Jane Olson, Gladys Oreck, Marvin MARY ANN CHRISTENSEN eth FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Daley Miss Pofe . . JoHN HEATH LoRENzo ADoRNATo Posner, Dolores Prichard, Owen Renner, Russell Robey, Margaret Saloutas, Bernice Sanlelippo, Nancy Sanfelippo, Rose Scafiede, Josephine Sefalu, Frances Shinners, Herbert Spies, Dlargery Stancampiano, Grace Straszewski, Stephanie Valenti, Virginia VVhite, Florence VVohler:-, Joyce Zambrowski, Frances Zambrowski, Marie Page Se-venty-three THE ouim. Household Arts Club The girls of this eluh make delicious cakes, pastries, and other foods. They hold their meetings in that attractive little apartment on the fourth floor. President ........ CATHERINE DIETZ ViCe'P1esident RUTH PHINNEY Treasurer . RUTH PHINNEY Secretary . . . MARY GRECO Page Seventy-four Arduczyk, Ann Czarneclci, Harriet Davis, Carol Derwin, Eleanor Dietz, Catherine Des Marias, ,loan Ialhn, Mary Greco, Mary Greco, Patrina Jennaro, Angeline Jones, Ann Knebel, Lydia Koehler, Lou Kuharski, Irene Kuhn, Mary Lombardo, Sarah FACULTY ADVISER Miss Olp Lass, Alice Lemke, Leone Lyman, julia Mangigian, Rose Meka, Evelyn Messer, Marcella Murkowski, Marcella Myrick, Mamie Phinney, Ruth Piechorski, Irene Roventini, Livia Shudiski, Irene Tarzinski, Marie Troski, Agnes Viola, Rita Woods, Martha Zintz, Irene THE Q11lLL Mommers Let us present the junior dramatic society. They prepare their members for the senior dramatic club but-they spend their time, too, in working out skits and sketches for their own particular enjoyment. President . . MARGARET ROBEY VicefPresident . DELORES POSNER Secretary and Treasurer JOSEPH MEGNA Alfano, Minnie Allen, Lucile Bieri, Rose Brost, Alice Carine, Antoinette Clarke, Clara Commorato, Mary Davis, Betty Fagio, Josephine Gordon, Edgar Hansen, Dorothy Hatzi, Alice Haugsted, Geraldine Heisler, Betty Herbert, Marjorie Horwitz, Bernard Hughes, Victoria Hyvonen, Keijo Miss Matthews Johnson, Dorothy Kovach, Edna Larson, Edna Machi, Tina Maiorang, Santina Matthews, Helen Megna, Joseph Melcher, Dorothy Micale, Tony Minor, Dorothy Mollica, Concetta Monfre, Ioseph Mueuthies, Chas. Orech, Marvin Palmisano, Lucy Patti, Florence Puchonski, Julia FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Hickey Posner, Delores Purpora, Santo Robey, Margaret Saggio, Mary Sanfilippo, Rose Sauerwald, Eileen Sauerwald, Miriam Sotile, Theresa Spino, Marion Steckel, Edward Tarantino, Mary Josie Tonhey, Marjorie Trimble, Raymond Trotter, Betty Usher, Walter Walsh, Helen Warren, Winifred White, Florence Miss Sauerhering Page Seventy-jiwfe Page Scfvfnty-.fix Senior Envoi MARIE A. NICHOLS '32 Wheii school's last gavel has fallen and the cluh room's deserted and cold, When the staunchest advisor has finished the youngest pledge has grown old, We shall rest, and ay, we shall need it- lie down for an aeon or two, Till the longing for old cluh activities shall set us to work anew. And those who were good shall he happy: they shall sit in a highfbacked chairg They shall rap on the tahle for order in that land of dreams 'way off there. And no Hoyle expert will plague us, and no Roberts expert will hlame, And no one will call for a quorum, and no one will care for fame. But each for the joy of the speaking, and each from his place in the sun, Shall revel in old clubflife triumphs as his mem'ries file by, one hy one. 2111 THE QUILL C S The shadowq silver mist Takes definite form Strength and couraqe And the spirit of fair plaq Become background for the qarne THE QUILL l I Page Sffuffnfy-eiglzl Football Team COACH CARROLL Through the smoke of battle he led the boys, and his heart was al' ways with them. He was earnest in his endeavor to build real men-and no praise is too great for him. COACH TIERNAN A real inspirer he was, his vigorous pep talks put the men on their mettle and made for the ufight' ing Lincoln spirit. When it came to actual training. Coach Carroll could want no one better to help him. COACH MOLLICA He kept up the spirits of everyone, and could often be found in the midst of the scrimmage. Referee they called him, for such were his duties in all practise games. COACH COLE The reserves needed constant grooming, and King Cole was there to see that they got it. The boys are unanimous in voting him a real pal. Through the smoke and fog and mist they plodded for dear old Lincoln. With grim determinaf tion and a neverfsayfdie comf plex they fought the hattles of the gridiron, and enjoyed it. The rivalry among the schools this sea' son was unusually keen, and the games were all hard fought. It so happened that most of the boys were new-lacking in actual ex' perience, but they more than compensated for it with a real fighting spirit, Unfortunate reverf sals are always hard to take, but these lads carried on-for name, for coach, and for school! Always, they cleared the smoke away with undaunted enthusiasm. A rousing cheer for the 1931 Football Squad! THE QUILL ALEX BEHM We'll never forget the hairfraising ex' citement we experienced when he snatched those passes and skirted down the side of the field for thirty, forty, or fifty yards- trailed by a cloud of dust. ED BERRY Always tough and ready -Ed plowed through the line like a steam roller, and managed to let the other fellow know that he was there! Joi-IN BRITTON It was usually 'LBubbles who shot those zipping torpedo passes to his team' mates, and he never failed when it came to double or triple reverses. A colorful lad he was, out there on the field. CHARLES BRUNO Good old Silas Marner proved quite a stumbling block for enemy interference runners. He kissed the dirt, but he got his man-and sometimes two of them. GEORGE BRUSTERIS 'Reliable Brus was always on the job, and his looming bulk struck terror into the hearts of all opponents. It was self dom that a hole was opened through his post. Pagc Seventy-nine E T H. E Q U. l L L X Yyf VFP! V N i 5 CAPT. CURRO General Scratch took his playing serif ously. He realized the responsibility that rested on his shoulders. And how that boy fought! He was in all respects a real leader, and the fellows. liked him. MARIO CUTRIFELLI The sturdy warrior was always there. Injuries were trivial and nothing else mat' tered when it was necessary to stop that man. Capt,fElect Butch played the game. BOB FALLON Pewee they called him, and so he was But he more than made up for his size in real spirit. Cur opponents never told us how they enjoyed being tackled by the little Tarzan. V SANTO DE GAETANO The reserves were never asleep, and their wakeful leader was Santo. A small fellow who filled in the gaps with surprisf ing completeness. Whenever he played, he did his full share-and sometimes more. JAMES HARRIS The Flash was the most surprising element on our team in the eyes of op' ponents. In the role of running guard, he y suddenly popped up from nowhere-and into the air went a wouldfhe tackler- Page Eighty THE QIIILL DAVE HOLLAND He never talked much, but his actions spoke for him. When on the defense, Dave always anticipated an end run, so that when one came he was ready for it. ED LEIFER There he stood, towering above his teamfmates-and nothing escaped his eye. Whenever Ed was in there with the boys, a goodlyunumber of the enemy's prospecf tive gains ended in his waiting arms. LoN MERICLE Another little fellow, but with a lionis grit and determination. No opponent was too big for Bud -and he never failed to guard his end effectively-one small reason for his being awarded the Club medal. SAM SANSONE Invariably in the center of things, he let the other fellow know that he was there. All vouched for his toughness, and feared the deadly attack of Tiger Sansone . LEs SCHREIBER The impregnable manfmountainu was always wholly there, much to the enemy's dismay. Many a budding tackler was taken for a ride on the combined shoulders of Bing Schreiber and Flash Harris. Page Eighty-one l l i Page Eighty-tfu 0 THE QUILL TONY SEIDITA The ferocious, snarling panther well def scribes L'Wrestler Seidita -and he could grunt! But he let us know that he was there in other ways, too. CHARLES SIRNA Even though he was small, Riegels was usually in the thick of the fray. And when that boy Once broke loose with the ball under his arm, he was off on a real sprint. JOE REGAN Big Boy Regan was hard to get by, and a line smash seldom went through his position-rather, it went into it. An eff fervescent fellow, surely, but a real earnest worker upon occasion. WILLARD SHINNERS Manager Bill was always On the job, answering the urgent needs of all the boys -and he never shirked his routine duties. Hey, Bill-the bandages! JOE EBERHARDT Two heads are better than One, so two managers must be greater than One. Thus the services of Unser Choe were also Obtained-and indispensable they were. THE QHILL Basketball Squad For the Hrst time in over twenf tyffour years, basketball was ad' ded to the the list of competitive athletics between Milwaukee High Schools. The first City Basketball Conf ference race was a lively one, and when the clouds of smoke cleared -lo! there stood Lincoln proudly waving her banner on high! The team was a strong and flashy comf bination, ever determined to come out in front, and so it did. Statisf tics of the seasons games testify to the agressiveness of our squad, whose offense was considered one of the most dangerous throughout the entire race. Other teams will follow, 'but we will never forget the championship squad of 1932! COACH CARROLL As the thick smoke of battle hung low, Coach impatiently p a c e d the sidelines-always hoping his men would win, but more than thisvthat they would play the old game. COACH FOOT Coach Carroll's right' hand man deserves our plauclits for his untiring efforts through the sea' son's activities, uncertain- ties, and hnal triumphs. ARTHUR ANELLO Without his able assist- ance, the duties would probably not have been executed so smoothly. His was always a helping hand. EARL CHUPPA Together with Arthur and Ed, he saw to it that none of the fellows lack' ed attention. He could be depended upon at any time. Pagr Eighty-three Page Eighty-four THE Ql1ll..L HAROLD APPLEBY 'gRed was as quick as a flash of light' ning, and it certainly was great sport to watch him ramble over the court. A good shot! AL BAGIN A dependable fellow, who never failed to contribute his share when in the game. Une eye was always on the basket, and it wasn't a bad eye either. ALEX BEHM It was a real thrill to see him dribble down the court, halt abruptly, and arch a beautiful throw dead through the ring- a brilliant player. JOHN BRITTON It was uncanny how he managed to slip under the basket and sink a perfect pot shot. No wonder our opponents watched their defense when Bubs was there. ToM CoRRAo A very ,small lad, but what an eye he had for the basket! Tom was nimlble, too, and worked himself into the most select positions whenever he found his opporf tunity. THE QHILL EDGAR DALE Tall and lanky, Ed was a sure shot- especially when it came to free throws. And it was seldom that a rebound missed his agile fingers. GEORGE HACRL He could be depended upon to help in a pinch. If there was a weak spot some' where, it was assuring to see George come into the game. SAM SANSONE The boys all enjoyed Sam's leadership. There was never a time when he failed to come through with a line performance, and he did his best in every game. LES SCHREIBER Lofty Les -an imposing figure as he nonchalantly reached up and placed the ball into the basket. And he could make the length of the court in five seconds flat, besides! EDWARD MARTIN Managerial duties are the least glorified, but managers are needed, so Red jumped into the job-and did his work well. Page Eighty-flue T--1+ - -- THE OHILL Jaw re, l Page Eighty-.fix Track Squad COACH CARROLL Some athletes may be born, but a coach is needed to guide and train them. Coach Car' roll deserves the greatest possible credit as our all around athletic director. COACH FOOT It was with the very able assistance of Coach Foot that Red brought the boys through one of our best seasons. JOE MATTIOLE He felt the responsif bility of manager very keenly, and his services were always rendered with a serious aspect. HERMAN STOLTMANN Hoiman and Choen cofoperated very eifecf tively in their duties, and nothing was ever lacking. Through the smokey, haze of uncertainty and unfamiliarity with an outside track, our squad of 1932, though smaller than usual, came through the season with a creditable record. Under the flawless coaching of Mr. Carroll and Mr. Foot, there were some ine performers in a variety of events. Mario Cutrifelli starred in the shotputg John Dick in the high jump, ibroad jump, and mile, Charles Sirna and Harf old Appleby in the dashes, and Edgar Dale in the high jump. In spite of inadequate facilities, the team did remarkably well. The squad used the Normal School track, and while they are grateful to the Normal School for this privilege, they were hampered somewhat in their work by the distance to and from the field. F E Sunshine and shadow Sketch qaq pictures On the burnished chimneqs Pictures of smoke and dreams From lifes album. THE QUILL Page Eighty-eight v THE QIIILL Pagz' Eighty g Ninfty THE QIIILL THE QUILL L WM in gy THE QIIILL xv f X 4 THE QUILL nel L W ,JI 5 'rue Qulu. Y? X 1 P I 5 f THE QHILL Page Ninety tl Jlcluc-:rtisin THE QIIILL HIGH GRADE DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEVVELRY 3293 SILVERWARE NOVELTIES B255 ENGRAVED STATIONERY, INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS B955 fllanufacturers of HIGH GRADE CLASS, CLUB AND SOCIETY RINGS, PINS, BADGES 2292-5 TROPHIES FOR ALL EVENTS unde 85 Upmeyer Co. jewelers-M ilwaukee Plankinton Building Where Wisconsin Ave. Crosses North Plankinton Where Qualify is as Represented Page Ninety-filve THE QUILL Miss Brown's School of Business, Inc. E. Wells and N, Milwaukee Streets A commercial school of recognized standing offers to high-school graduates and collegekwornekn super-training in business subjects. Business executives appreciate this fact and patronize this school when they desire unusual service. As a result, Miss Brown's students hold many ot' the most interesting positions in the City. Call Broadway 2978 for an appointment We do not send out solicitors SUMMER SCHOOL-July 6 DAY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT-twice a month Chalf-day sessionj NIGHT SCHOOL- September through June. C H O W L T E R ' PEWVIACY Naborhoaaf Rexall Store EAST BRADY AND N ORTH RACINE 729 N. MIIMAUIQEE STREET THE F. H. BRESLER COMPANY OLD AND MODERN XORKS OF ART ETCHINGS, FINE PRINTS, PAINTINGS FURNITURE, LAMPS, BRIC-A-BRAC lVr Sperialize in FINE FRAMING MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Phone Daly 0246-0247 Our Specialty - Restaurants and Hotels HENRY J. TURCK MEATS SERVICE AND QUALITY 628 East Ogden Ave. Nlilwaukee, Wis. Page Ninety-:ix THE QUILL Mike Iannelli GROCERIES AND MEATS ua IMPORTED ITALIAN GOODS 511 N. Cass Street Phone Broadway 1253 IVIILNVAUKEE, WIS. R E X CHQCOLATES KING OF BITTER SVVEETS 5 AMERICAN CANDY CO. VV WAUKESHA MONUMENT CO. 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Through the tireless efforts of the manage- ment you are enabled tu see ALL nf the major screen proiluctifms ZlflIl'lCa8 new low arlniissimi changes. Sundays and Holidays 1Oc to 6:00 - 20c to closing Monday to Saturday 10c to 7:30 - 20C to closing You will find our new sound equipment equal to any you may hear at higher ad- niissiun cliargges. Besides the niajmr pro- tluctiuue the management utters you the best in short features. Prurluctifms: XYarner l-lrotliers, Paramount, Fox. RKO-Rat-lim, RKO-Pathe, First Na- tional. Uulumbia. Short Subjects: Paramount News, Fox Mfivietime News, Detective G. Burns, Mickey Mouse. Silly Svxziplmiiy. Inmoiiey Trmiies. Believe-It-Or-Not. Color Revue Eclflie Buzzel. Dance and Dine at Toy's Oriental Room You'll enjoy eating here. Table d'Hote Dinner, or A la carte. Chinese and American dishes. Orchestra plays from 6 to 8:00g from 9:30 'til closing. NO COVER CHARGE North Second St. at VVisconsin BADGER CANDY CO.'S FAMOUS YANKEE BRAND B A R S Are ixiade in ixiiiwaiikfe Open Monday and Friday Evenings I 1 KAISER'S BEAUTY SHOP DIAMCNDS 2 X J 3?31d year in business SPECIAL be second- Permanent WVaves h d l A lflhxllixl . 1 1 53.00 - 35.00 - 57.50 , an y 1.-7.50. I lg Expert Fingerwaving 50 cents diamonds 1 M - 2218 N. 3rd sf. Rm. 207 Dorsen Bldg. FRES W. KAEDING I Onz'-half Block So. of North i-Ifvf. JEWELER Locust 2410 N. Third St. LOcust 3110 Pago One Hundrfd Fzze THE Quin Summer School JULY 5 - AUGUST Z6 8 WEEKS, 5535.00 C2 SUBJECTS, Hours: 8 A. M. - 1 P. M. Spencerian College 606 lf. VVisconsin Avenue MILWAUKEIQ XVISQONSW Phone MArq. 0880 FOR A REAL TREAT Try a Peanut Turtle An American Candy Co's. Product axle Fred Stenholm THE CANDY NIAN 2750 N. 72nd Street Phone Bluemound 5312 Eat TROPIC BREEZE Knickerbocker Beauty Salon Phone Daly 5765 Proferuonrzl Services in All Beauty Work Rendered CA N Genuine Eugene Wave Finger VVaves Nlarcel C SOC SOC VVe all specialized in a new Oil Permanent which is given for all kinds of hair. Inquire about it. The Almonds are MRS. MARY HINKE T lllzznager on Op NORMA ACKERNIANN Operator P110 ne Hundred Six THE' QUILL CUME UNE COME ALL YQU PARENTS TG THE Lincoln High School Parent-Teachers Association znd Monday of Each Month 7:3o P. M. Donated by DIQDFESSIDNAL DIIQECTCIQY DR. E. KI. CLEARY Plzysiriznz and Surgeon 830 E. Ogden Ave. Ph. MArquette 4117 If no answer, call Physicians' Service Bureau Marquette 4131 X-RAY DR. E. ROBERT GREENYA DENTIST Co North Marshall Marq. 1233 DR. J. C. 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