Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1935 volume:

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HAMILTON KEMP BETTY FRICKQON DAIS1 AMIDZIQH A 1 Staff HOWARD DUQOI D MARY CAVOSI -XRTHLIR VIERTHALER - n- ' f Buslnesi Sraff I A , QQLIILL Kaleidoscope NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE Volume rnmirteen MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN POREWCDRD nt our annua recor we oo anu lxke orxxard and ack We turn the k8l61dOSCOpE o years An the sru tmg prrsms o long ago Mnngle mth tle I e o the school to ay PICYUYE ollows plcture ornetlme a xx ole scene comes to vrexx Sornetlme lust a ragment But do n through the ears In every action o I-Q and eed lr S the Splflt o loyalt camaraderle And alr pla o our school That gleams tlirouglw I his, l cl, l k. J S- ' , f ' b . 4 f C1 'f ' ' - f A 1 If f C1 ' with glancing quickness S ' S -h - Q ' 5 ' f . w 57 , ' , I o , d , i ' ' f ' 9, ' , f ' 9 f DEDICATIO To time liiglw scliool of toclay On tlie annix7ersar57 of its tliree liundredtli lyirtliday, We give our praise! lt lias been a long ancl patient roacl From time Boston Latin Scliool of 1635- From time lnircli and rule of tl'ie rigid sclwool- master, From the sliarpening of quill pens, From tlie sancl cup for drying pages Net witlni inlt, From tlie stiff, lnaclcless laencli wliere tl'1e un- willing sclwolar Connecl liis tasks. The ORE FOOITI Sl1ilClK is HOW BQCOHIG lOI1g 9Cl1OlIlg hallsss 1 Rooms lariglit vOitl1 sunsliine ancl comfort. lvlonotonj and tlie soporific grind of abstraction are gone Creative Youtli goes to scliooll CONTEN S Scene One Scene Two Scene Three Scene Four Scene Five Scene Six Scene Seven Scene Eight The Shifting Scenes . . . . Faculty . Seniors . Homerooms . Activities . Athletics . . School Life . . . Advertisements e Sl'11l t1I1g Scene The Kaleldoscope turns cenes o other clays come An wxth them lashes o today ln one corner o our pxcture Looms the new structure Next to the old url mg T e picture slfu ts to a long hall A ter school the lanxtor sweeplng To the ca eterra now rss Strohm despatches nxclcels clzmes rll cross the street St paul s always The same alway St Paul s watchmg the changes 5 f cl ' f f . f . H b .d. .,, The prism of Backward The Old Building 1q2o-iq3o Twday we speak atleetiwnately wt the wld huildineu. hut the students whw hattled their vsay tw elasses in its erwwded ewrridwrs eould never stwp asking. Vx'hen's the new huildine giving tw he huilt7 And althwugh time casts an unelerst-tnding lialw arwund wur memories. we ean nwxx' eateli hut fleeting glimpses wf the piwneei' lieginning wl that indwmitahle l.inkf fziftwliiiewliihh spirit xx-liieli IS lired in the , I , liaekpwiie wt wur sehwwl. The Old Assembly XK'itli strategie figurine. many mwre pewple e -uld he packed intw the ewntines wt' the wld assemlily walls than, at lirst glance, seemed pwssihle. The lihrary tw the right of the rwwm prwudly flaunted real hwwk eases with several hundred vwlumes. The irwn piping wver the plattwrm ewuld he ingeniwusly trans' twrmed. with several yards wf gray eurtztin. intw a stage eanwpy under which aspiring Thespians gave their liest. Here were nur' taired the liwunders wf Linewln High Sehwwl. The First Qffice Thei'e was nw lwne. impwsing desk flanked with gates tw har students lirwm the innermwst preeinets wt' that hwlly wr' hwlies. the wiliee. ln the wld liuildinuu the rwwm was wpen tw all e imers. Bedlam might ensue. hut the ewntinf :eney was prepared fwr. Filing eases lined the walls. the desks wf the elerks were statiwned in mivit ewnvenient and unwhtrusive ewrners' f .mary trwni the matutinal erwwd wt' hahitual ta1'i.lj.' risers. Looking Thoughts Lincoln High School 1935 XVe might almost hecome rhapsodic and call the new huildingn the vision splendid. To' clay when we see some heedless suhflireshman ,iliout to carve his name on a polished desk. or clrop a wad of gum on the floors, we are tempted to shake him and to cry, And was it for this we dreamed a dreamff' But a freshman soon learns. and then he too lief comes a, link in that endless Lincoln chain. The Structure Rises The shifting glass ol' time lcts us see once more the ohstreperous arrival of the steam shovel. lets us hear once more the drumming rhythm of thc rivet. and the clamor and the hammering ot' steel upon steel. We ohserye once again the laying of the foundation of that vast structure of glistening stone which had hcen the dream of Lincoln students since the very tirst class entered its doors in lvlfi. The Builder Looked Down As the structure rose as if hy magic. we could hardly helieye that the time was fast approaching when the huilder could writc 'ims to his work. As floor lay floor each section was added. we wondered what. tor instance. third lloor corridor west would look like with only girders to mark its lioundaries. The huilder went all the way to the top one ,lay with a camera ancl looked down . In 'XJ ,. J s WAV flwwkr if ,nw V Il0l The Library -Now The lihrary has moved from its little corner in the assemhly of the old huildingu to a spacious room of its own. A handsome and eflicient desk is flanked hy rows of hook' cases, and hundreds of hooks are at the disposal of all students throughout the day. New hooks are added each year, and the magazine supply is generous and varied, We have, in' deed, come a long, long way from the day when Ahraham Lincoln walked twenty miles to horrow a hook. The Present Shops Our new shops are a craftsmanis paradise. Tool racks covered with multitudes of ethcif ently arranged tools of the highest quality, an inexhaustihle supply of selected lumher. and many machines are availahle. Vkfoodworking is not the only opportunity our shops oifer. for there is the extensive and fully equipped metal shop extending instruction in metal working and autoinohile mechanics: there is also the junior woodworking shop otfering work in ceramics and electrical mechanics. Classroom 315 -Today Comfort and ease in class is the aim of every classroom. No more is there that reverherating crash as a seat slides hack into place after a student has risen for recitation. No longer is that passionate search for missing inkwells carried on, for today the inkwells ai'e made fast to the desks. Bleak walls and faded woodwork have given way to hooks. hookcases, or interesting hulletin displays. . . . Faculty The KBIEIJOSCOPG turns A group 0 new aculty aces that came In that lrst year o the new bulldlflg The smile that endures MISS Irvine ln the cl ys o the Ola bwlamg Ar their desks the leade workmg working T e orlgma thlrteen have grown We are seventy today OTTO GUSTAVE GILBERT I ll! ARTHUR AGOSTINI Nfodevn Language RUTH ANSPAUGH Englzsh ENGELBERT BLONIEN CIlEm1.SlTf' LORRAINE BOINSKI Clerk E. GRANT BOLTZ Nfuuc LAURA BOYLE Sncxal Scxence VCILMA BOYER Physical Education ROSE CANDEE Lxhrarx' HAROLD CARROLL Hux1nes.s HAROLD COLE Social Science MARION DALEY Englzsh ROSELLA CRAIG Art CATHERINE DE VOY Nfadern Langualtfc MARY DERNBACH Hmaxelxnld Arts B. XY. DROBNIK BIIXITIKYH MARGARET IRVINE ffnglmfl RONALD IJUOTE BIl.il7lC.Y.X jOHN DUNLOP Nfanual Arts XIARGARET KEELEY Mudern Language THALIA FINE Humefluld Arts ns 141 RUUER FI LLANI Art ,IOHN D. ,IOHNSTONE Bluhfgy CAROLINE GARDNER Evzgluh CYRILL.-X HICKEY Evlghxh ii QV J VIUHN KITZKE Cmnwxcnwal Lau' ISABEL KELLEY i1u'hlI 86161166 ANN KIECKHEIIER IIIlXI'llL'.N.N ELIAS LAN E SL'1c'71L'c' SARAH NIATHEXYS Enghsh MARIETTA LARSON English HENRY C. LEISTER Socml Science MAE McDERMOTT Huxmcws MAL' D MQNALLY ETIYQIINII MABEL MQQUEENEY MatI1emu.l1cx LALIRA MEYER CIKOQTLIPIIX LORRAINE MINEHAN Crieugnlpluy MARCELLIQS MILLER PI1y.x1cL11 Edlmcutmn KARL F. MILLER Ymce Przmwpul ANTON NAPOLI Mode zv' u Lmmlxuge MARGARET NEIS E'f1gI1sI7 -IOSEPH MC Mammal GEORGE TN Nfanaul Arts N.-XTALIE NOTZ I Nfudern Language A. NIGHTINGALE BlL,5lWl8YxI ALMA OLP H1rlLNL'I1IrILI ATI,x I, PHILIPKOVVSKI Iwudem Langzmgc ERNEST PHILLIP Suclal Sczence A. OSTERNDORF Snuml Sczence CHARLES PERRY Busmexx THEODORE POTTER Mazhematzqx FRIEDA REYNOLDS Englisfz GLADYS REESE Huuxelzuld Arm OLGA POPE Englmlz ETNA STROHM Nfuxzc RAYMOND SIQGHY PI1 xxucm D, SPANGENBERG Evwlulz .N- KENNETH STEFFEN Xfltlxsnmtxu MARY SPICEZZA Ymlxng Teuulzcr MARIE SMITH Lutm FLORENCE SMITH BllXl7Ic.'i.i W Il OLIVER WERGEN 'Q Geography i S Q ill Krieg Rv lx MARTHA ZENK Math ernatics CLAY The master takes the dampened clay, A cold mass for creation. He heats and pounds it every way. He's hlled with exaltation. At first he deftly molds the headg Then arms come into view, He works until his eyes are red. It crumhles: he starts anew. So life begins and ends the same. The Master's never through He keeps on playing at Life's gamef - Sometimes upright sometimes askew' Q w SK I IOXV.-XRD D1:soLD Y ? ll6l LAURA SANDERS Household Arts M. SMEATON Biology and General Science NELDA SCHROEDER Clerk LUELLA THOMAS Chemistry IEAN TAIN SH Mathematics LYLE THOMSON Social Science WILLIAM TIERNAN Social Science C. WESTHOFEN Social Science Seniors The Kaleldoscope turns Three girls o the rst senlor class Not so very dx erent eleven years ago From the glrls toclay xn the next picture Time moves on but people stay the same Two boys Smiling care ree graduating senlors Three glrls and a boy graduates ve years ago A long procession through the years Freshman to senlor to hullder o the world L . . . 'ff 1 . f . Q 55 I ffl, First honor f Banquet Decoration Invitation Picture f Song f Adviser February Class Officers THOMAS HARRIS President IOHN CAPUANO Vice-President AN GE LINE DORI.-X Seureturw VINCENT PIRAINU Trcgxlzrvr Honors f 1 f f 1 f f ,Umm C.,xPUANo Nfember of the National Honor Society jorm Cxmuxwo Clmirnzeu of Cluss Committees f - f f IXAINNIE Flsman, l'm'15R BRVSTURIS f f tll1R.xLlulN1i MUNDT Mun' W11isxiNMEYER f Rosli EANNELLI BETH ACKERMAN Fmnm REYNOLDS 1191 ANN ANDRIQCZYK Elective Course Lincoln Law Society. Creative Leisure Club. Inter Se. SARA BARTOLONE Stenograpliic Course Meta Adelplion, Inter Se. Creative Leisure Club. PHILLIP AZZOLINA Elective Course Entered from West Allis High School '33, Lincoln Law Society, Harlequin. LLTJILLE BESASIE Elective Course Rutledge Cluln, Inter Se. Harlequin, ALEXANDER BONELLI Elective Course Footliall, Newslwoys' Cluli. PETER BRIQSTIQRIS Elective Course Football fvianager. Basl-tetlvall Manager. Captain of Lfsliers. Lincoln Law Society. NANCY CATANESE Elective Course Inter Se. Student Council, Harlequin. JOHN CAPUANU Science Course Student Council, Blue Domino, Chemistry Cluli. Usher. Honor Society, STEVEN CURRO Elective Course l,'slaer'lieutenant, lvlanager Freshman Football, ROSE EANNELLI Elective Courxe Inter Se, Lincoln Law Society, Creative Leisure Club. Blue Domino. Philomilia, Quill'StafIfBusif nessfManager. MINNIE FISHER Elective Course German Clulv. Girls' Glee Clulv. Inter Se. Stu' dent Council, Blue Domino, junior Literary Cluln. ANGELINE DORIA Stevmgmplzic Course lvfeta Adelplion. Inter Se. Blue Domino. Philof milia. Creative Leisure Cluli. Senior Class Secre' tary. ELIZABETH HAISLER Eiiglixli Course Senior Band, Inter Se. Dllli' Domino. -lunior Band. Lincoln Law Society, LOLIS GRAFF Elective Comme Harlequin. Senior Play. THOMAS HARRIS Science Comme Student Council. Camera Clula. Lincoln Law Society. German Clula. President of Senior Class. EXALINE LILLIE Accoioztnig Course Meta Adelplion. Band. Urcliestra. ANTHONY LO CICERO Elective Cozowe I:outl iill. CLEO DIOHNSON Elective Cours Entered from Nortli Division Higli School, II9 frm ff? . j.-XMES MURPHY l3Ul SAM MARU Elective Comic Crow Country fN1:ui.iger. Track Mzmiiger. Senior Play. Student Council. MARY MATTIOLI Science Cori-ml Band. DSXRXYIN INICSTRULII. E7l llxll Cl'l4W'N! ,N Social Prohlenw filuh. Harlequin, Plillumiligi, Elective Ci-inwe KIJKRY INIONT.-XNA Elective Couric GERJKLDINE MUN DT Elective Courxe German Cluh. Glue flluh. Inter Se. Prexident Blue Doinino. Creative Lei-ure Cluli. Senior Play. DOROTHY PLJKIQTZ Elective Coiumt Glee Cluh. Inter Se. Lincoln Law Society. Crea' tive Leisure Cluh. VINCENT PIRAINO Blue Domino, Senior Claw Treasurer INIARY SANFELIPE Elective Cotutxe KATHRYN TOUHEY German Club. Inter Se. Council, Quill Staff. Honor Society. 'IOSEPHINE SPICUZZA Inter Se. XVILLIAM SCHMIDT l'reshin1m Football. -Iunior flaw Yieefpre-ident. Chemistry Cluh. Etlgfllxll Courxe Harlequins. Student Elective Couric' Science Coiuue MARY NVIESENMYER English Comme MARY VVALKER Stenogmplnc Cotutxf fN1ARGARE'I'T:K VVAKEMAN Elective Coins: Entered from Roehexter High School. Roche-ter. fdinnesota. Inter Se. Home Economies filula. Harlequin. Senior Play. RLATH ZIMMERMAN Elective Couric Entered from XVQQK Divixion High School. Fehrlzf ary. 1934. ANTHONY SURGE Atrniuitiwig Coiuw: J lm mfr First honor f Second honor f Third honor f CLARENCE SA.-KTKAMP Prmideiit THOMAS KAMENS Vicwprexidciit ALFRED MAYER gf Treasurer PAULINE Zlflflll Secreturj. Honors Nlembers of National Honor Society Kathryn Adams Sylvia Cords Harriet Czarnccki Ralph Dc Grand -I-:an Field LING Class Officers SYLVI.-X Cosmos a JULIA LEJMAN RALPH DE Ga.-win Hazel Muiidt Ann Nowakowslqi Irene Picchocki Ivlonroc Roscnow Pearl Schmid lrcnc Kucliarski julia Lcjmaii Chairmen of Class Committees Alice Tomaszcwski Vivian NVarrcii SYLVI,-x Cosmos Banquet f Dance Decoration lnvitatimi MOIIL7 f Picture ' Song f Adviser Mfxx QIERM.-XX Vivux XV-xRRiaN. ARTHl'R Vl2RTl1,KLER l21l juua LEKIMAN LA VERN XV.'XDE WiLL.1.RD MACK KATHRYN ADANIS FRIEDA REYNOLDS , x, I fy .12 W J JJJLUJJ' fed-J' 1 L Mm -lf ,WMM KATHRYN ADAMS Latin Cuurse Harlequin. Inter Se. Rutledge Cluh. Senwr Play, Hunrrr Sueiety. 1 LORENZO aunigpzlk J ' ence Carrm New7huyi1-Clj1'l'5. Tywmr ,I or Literary Sw muff aff R REF RSENS Elf.-me came if anbzi rchestra. . 1 eht Council. Camera Cluln. pr . Zi-1012, 'City Junior Band. All'City ,Benin Band. l wife' ESX FANO Elma-E Crime J Lin ilr aw Cluh. lnter Se. Creative Leisure Clu 1 uninr Literary Cluh. HELIX E. AZAffQXX'ICZ Elective czaaf t Glee Cluhi Band. Harlequin, Philuinilia. DCAMINIC BALISTRIERI Englisli Cuurxe N. ,V 's l22l J I 'I .lurior Literary Society, Law Cluh. Chrixtniaf Q - Play. Newshoys' Cluh. JOHN W. ANDERSON Science Course Camera Cluh. Student Council. lA!vfINA BATTISTONI Elma-E cram Orchestra. All City Orchestra. Blue Dmninu. Curie Chemistry Cluh. Inter Se. Student Council. FRANK BALISTRIERI Electtre Course Band. Orchestra, All City Band. Law Cluh. jar.: Orcheatra. Student Council. ESTHER BARE Elective Course Entered from West Division High School. Harlequin. ELEANORE BURES Scienfe Curing Curie Chemistry Cluh, lnter Se. 'IEANETTE BEALQMUNT Elective Cunrse Law Cluh. Harlequin, Inter Se. Rutledge Cluh FRANCES BRESNAHAN Eugltxlz Course President of lnter Se. Harlequin. Blue Dnininu, Honor Society. Creative Leisure Cluh. Seninr Play. ALBERT BRASILE Elective Cuiuiw Nfewfhuys' Cluh. DONATO BRIOSO Elective Curtrgg ROSE BRLQNO Elective Cuume Law Cluh. Creative Lei+ure Cluh. Glee Cluh. ELEANORE BROXYN Elective Cuurye Harlequin, LAXYRENCE BLSHKA At't'u1mtn1g Cuune Law Clula. MAR Y CAYOSI Inter Se. VITO CAPIZZI Electlre Cuzuwc Elettxre Cuzww Ncwxlmyf CI ulv. Fmmtlnttll. MAR Y BUSAL.-XCCHI Stsuffgmpltlc Cmwwc Hztrlcqtun. Inter Se. D16 Dcut-Chen Studcntcn. SYLYIA CORDS Englmll Cuuvwe o Secretary Student Council. Yicc'Prc-ldcnt Phllf HIHIIIQI. Prcxldcnt HltTICqlllIl. QLIIII Lltcrztry Stuff. Ntttnlngtl I'I-.nur Society. SCHIHT Pltty, ANTHONY CIOMMORATO Elfflllk' Cum.. Fruxlunztn Fuutlnall. ELAINE CLOXX' Eleftu-e Cuumt Entered from St. blulmnl C.ntl1cdr.1l in 1933. I'IilI'ICLIlIIII. VINCENT CIBIK Electlte Cutuw Bat-kctlwzxll, Iiuutlutll. I'I.1rIcquin. ISESSIE COOK Entcrcd frmn Irun Rlvcr. III 1934, jaws cpxlflzzt Iilutlmll. fflwcrleztdcr. Bl fllulw. MARY E. CURRAO Sucml SCICIICC Club. ,I IQRIIY KRAMER I,l'CNlLIk'IlI Blue IJHYIIIHH. Eleullre Cwurwc Michigan Hugh Sqhuul Eleutzrc Cuurgc uc Dunumu, New-Imyf Elet-zu-e Cuurw Elct'!11'c Cuumr Ymcfprcxldcnt Law flulm 51.410 Mxumgcr St-:nur I'l.tv. MARY CIORAGGIO Intcr Sq. Student !,UlIIW,ll DOLFEE tl. DOELLINGEN Scrvlqc Cflulv. Truck. LAXYRENCE CYRA IIVUNN KIUIIIIIIY. GILBERT CURRY EI:'L'll1't' Cjtllllixt Nfttvzutxl Artx Cuuvw Elt'tl11't' Culuw Elt't't11'L' Cwluwu lrt'Nluu.w Iwmtlmlll. Imlulugx' f,lulN I.l1t'tuhlrx' f.lulH I-Itlflk'-ll.IIl. IIIIIIIIIZIIIIA, liAI.I,I'I III GRAND XI4 211.11 Afh ffuuf. XI.-XRY ANN IYAX1.-RTO Ifuguxlz Cfwwwt' Inu.-z Lltcrnry ffluli Ifurx-5 IIIICYIIINIVV fflulk Irrtc' 5t'. lvlrlx fxlcc f.lulW. f't'txtt1xc Lc1Nl:rt' fflult Blur Il-wtwmzt-I IO-KN DEQ NI-XR KI9 m I1 I V . . . t . . . brewing p rt' f,u1. 'v Scqrctgtry Student Cvuzzcil. Blue Dununu, C qu- tlx I.t1 Cl I' Int 'r QE I'Im 'uc E ' 1 ' u 'c r Nurs , u . .L Clulx Scnxur Play. - Q. I.. ulflhi C flffjf . . W, 'X K . 7' fhrilyxdlf 'ffm' ,4.AcLc!1,' , - I 14241. 'J -'l4ff.l2v.1,y fU 'Kf'. rtgllff .33l N . - 4 - -4 . - f fl. V ,Ivy JL' 'iv - H ', 4 J T .af Y 4 ' n ,. 1 ? ' 5- fl I of .J J J I A W l2+l ALICE DOOLEY Bunk Sturt- Clerk. Blue Dunnnu. NIf1I IUI..'XS DENIUS Fuutlaall. Student fitllllilll. Track. ,IUNE DIEFENTHAELER Glfc C,lulm Student fmunctl. Hr Intcr Sc. fx ta :X clplwn. I' D C ' ntcr S It d tt'Cuut ' luc Ilvf , . . VNY ot all. . 'Cf y and State Tracl-Q. C-ERALDINE JOVCEN Student flvuncil. Intcr Sc. Metal Adclplm ECUHUIIIICN, PALII.. EICIHBAIQM Fotmtlwall. VVILLIS G. EDLUND Ifshcr. Track. Sfzmur Play. DOROTHY E LMER Inter SC. Law Club. Rutledge Club. KENNETH ERASMUS BETTY L. ERICKSEN EIL-tttra Cum' Inter Se. SIILWIII' Cjttltr Harlcqutn. Elective Ctfzuwt unc Eeununn Electzre Ct-tumc Duminu. Crea' Eleflltl' Cvttrxt Elcuttre Cmuxw n. Home Elective Comme Elective Cutuixe Eleclwe Cuurse Sctenfe Course Elective Cuttrxe Lilwrary Cluln. Law Club, Rutledge Clulw. Harlcf quin. Qlllll Bustncw Manager. Inter Sc. PETER PATH Elecltre Crvtuixt' Iiand. Lincoln Dance Orchestra. I.inculn Law I,lul1. Plulutntlta. Ltnenln SUCILII 5:1-:nec Clrllllsfll, BONNIE ,IEA-KN FIELD Htxlury Ctl1tt'NL' Urcltwtra. Student Cuuncil. Lincoln Social Sclcnce Council. Curie Clwnuftry Cluln. Harlequin. Glct- Clulw MARY ITUTI Elet-nw Cmtmc ,IOHN GAVVIN Electwe Cuitrve Gull' Tcant. Blue Dununu CONCETTA IIRIC.-KNO Electtre Cultrixc Orchcxtra. Inter Sc. Meta Adclplmn. Glcc Clult Cltnrux. SClr3't1t'L' CUHTNC MAX GERMAN Sutevtce Cutuwt Sem-tr Urcln:-tra. HLITIATQLIIIX. Plulnnnlia. PYCNI' dent Law fflulv. c1l1CIl1lNlYX' Clulm CLEMENS GUSTOMSKI Eleflwe Cu Tcnnix Tcsun. SCHIHT Play. FRANK GREGURIU Efcntzw Cru Gym Tczun. ALUYSIES GRZEC.-K Eict't11's Cn Tcnnix ROBERT HASS .Suzcwluc Cn Service Clul'1. GEORGIAN HEPBURN Stenugruplzu' Cn H755 lLTxc' UWC UYAL UML' Inter SC. Blue Dunnncw. Student Cnunqill Phill-- znlliu. Scnlm' Play. PHYELIS H.-XSKELL Inter Sc. Hilflfqlllli. Creative: L61-UIC Clult CLEM Hl 'EBEL l:xmuLlwull. MARY HOEBE ' Imqr Sc. Hmnwlmld :Xrta Llnquln Nwml SCI Council. ISERN.-XDINE HUELZEL Student Cuunul. XYALTER HUTH Czuncrzt Clulv. Binlugy Clulw. Scrvxcc Clulv. Dcutsclwcn Stutlcntcn. Ncwiwuyf Clulw. GEORGE .IANOVCSKI Xcxwlwyf Clulw ElL'CI11'L' Cn' Ncxwlmyf Clulv. Law Clulw. IRENE jASCZ:XK Eleutxu' Cu Orclucstrzn, lnlcr Sc. Crcattivc LCINLITC. f Clmcnmixtry Clulw MYRTLE ,IUHNSUN Elct'!11'v Cu lxtlcr' Sc. plunmz' L1tcr'.u'y Clulr TUN1 KAMENS Stzwnu Cn . , , . lwmtlmll. lhxlwtlmlll. Trxnflx. X 1o:'l VCNILlm'I1l Sv Claw. H.u'lc.gu1n. EDYY.-XRD KA-XYLUR Stzwzpc Civ Cguncm Clulm Student C4illIlCll. ROBERT KEPES fM'.'u1u:l: :g C.- HANIILTON KEMP Elfqzzzf Slenugrtzpllu' Cu Hlxlirfx' Cin f1ict'll1'L' Cu fLlCt'Il'l':' Cm St'lL'7lL'U Cu Eleptxrs Cn Cf' NME UTM NYM VHCL HTNL IITNL' D10 une UTM ILTXL' llflf UVM HVN Illill ILTNL' UTNL INN Qulll Stuff. EdlIUl lYl'Cl llCl-. Xw1CC'PI'CNlLlC!TI B1-,lt--'x' Club. x'1CC'PTCNldv2YTl Clwcrnxxtry Clulx Luv C' .luln X . f 'L-A R 'J rf , Nj, I J-V, I ll' X ' I X ul' I X 'S t P' - . . ,J e., ,ff 'l..v 1N I ' J I 261 C.-XROLIN E KIEKBIQSCH Stenoqmplnt' Cozavwe Creative Leixure Cluh. Die Deutechen Studenten. Bookstore Clerk. XX :KL E. KNI Science Course Elective Course Se. Honor Society. Harlef Leifure. Lincoln Social Science ZZI Elective Cuurse Inter Se. 'KKISKY Eleem-e Cozuixe arlequin. Home Economicx Cluh. Inter Se. German Cluh. 'I LEXYIS Elective Course Blue Domino. Cainera Cluh. Senior Play. JOYCE LO MONACO English Course Metal Adelphon, Inter Se, Harlequin. President Curie Chemistry Club. Creative Leisure Cluh. Student Council. IVIARY LOPEZ Electwe Course Law Society, .lunior Literary Cluh. EVELYN G. LEMBERG SIC'7lU.LfTtlf'1l1lL' Cozuw Inter Se. Harlequin, Rutledge Cluh. ANGELINE LORBECKI Elective Comme Junior Literary Club, Meta Adelphon. Inter Sc. Lincoln Law Society, Blue Domino. MARY LOVERDE Elective Course Entered from St. john! Cathedral High School, Blue Domino. Secretary Law Cluh. Glee Cluh. Inter Se. ROGER LOVE Science Course Entered from Drury High School. North Adains. Masi., 1933. Chemistry Cluh. Student Council. President Camera Cluh. German Cluh. ROSE MACHI Elective Course Inter Se. XVILLARD MACK Science Course Harlequin. Philomilia. Camera Cluh. Foothall. Track. Swimming. YVIARGIE MCKENN.-X Elective Comm ALFRED MAYER English Comte Honor Society. Philomilia. Harlequin. Law Cluh. Senior Play. 'Irezwurer Senior Claw. HARRIET j. MARSZEVCSKI Elective Courve Houbehold Arts Club. Inter Se. Student Council. ROBERT IVIIIKAY English Course Student Council. Stage Manager Blue Domino . Q EVELYN MEX.-K EIc'CIl'L'E Course HilTIL'qllII1 fllnn Hmm-eImId . xrt4 CIIIIW. Student Lnnnexl. TONY NIUNAIIU EIt'et:1'c Cnurm Ilznkctlmll. KIA-XRMELI-X MIELUTZ Engluh CUUTN5 Inter Se. ffnrxe CIIICIIIINIYY fflnn flreatwc Lchn CIUIW. IR.-XXK MINORIK Electlvc Courts FIT:-nrnzm IfontIwziII. IfnnlImIl. Iizrxkethlrll. NQRRG.-XRET NIILIS Eleutlre Courts gt' Ckezntivc Lclsnre Club. Glee Club. Inter Sc. HRZEL' YviLQkDT Stlsrlte Courts Trggfvmrer ffreQ,t1'.e Lelxurc Club. Nzrtumul Hunn: SJCiety,- SCHIQY Hay, Secretary Inter Se. Seeref ' iurv mum Drnninn. Vice-President fIllf1C Chem' -Gistrry KIIHIH. ' VICTOR NUHI. Selena' Course Clmelnlxtry Club. Service CIIHIW. German CILIIW. Truck Tcsun, SEXY.-KRD UBERLY St'1em'e Cuzwme Ifnntbznll, Manager Bal-ketI'1z1Il. CHARLES XY. MIQENTE Elcttwe Cnurxe NexvxImyf CIIIIW. Hnnnr Society. Student Cnnncil. Blue Dnnnnn. Plmilnnlilin, FRANKYES M, PEREZ Stenngmpllle Cnumu Hurleqlnn. Inter Se. ffrealtive I..L'lilIY'C Club. Sneixxl I,I'IlI'WIt'IIIN IIIUIN. ALEX IIAIIIXIS EIL't'l11'C Cumwz' I7reNlnn.In I'nntI'mII. IfnntI1zxII. GIFT I':XPI':XS Eleetxu' Cnnvwe NIJXINIIE IIIZZINU EWIQIIXII Cclurme KIIIFIL' filwrnntry CIUIX Inter Se. Creative Lcxfnre CIHIN X IRENE PIEITHUIIKI Stwlngmplm' Cnmzv Tremnrer Inter Se. firezxtixe Lcixure Club. Hunnr Snrlety. Sneml Science IAIIIIICII. Huuxelmld :Xrb W lfIl1I'. UIeef1InI'. GEORGE IIUZURSKI fjlettlmw Cnn-' ' MIUHN I'RUS'I'IN:XK Atuuzulrxvxg Cnnrxe I..ux' fIIl1I , fihnrllx :XNDREXY VI, REIDY .St'1cm'c C1-wwe Lim' ffIL1I'. BIne Dmnxn GLORIA RISTIFO E 1gIxsI1 Cnguxg Inter Sc. ffreatne I.Cl4ll!'C CIUII NI ' I I 3 W J V ' .1 ' pp-X . W1 X fl ji! f Ziff!! 4.J X .D ff ff L ffjy 'D 5 PF I llubvll Sl L 281 . Q I ' -1 . JMARGAJXET Misra' . . uni: L1tc?m'yfIub. 1 v' .' x Suu .I Prublpinx C . BERNARD RUSEN Ilzukctbztll. LIYIA ROYENTINI lflctlltt' Cum Elettur Ci-zu t Lim' Society. XI1CC'PFCNldCHl Hume Ilfnxriclfggi Club. Crczttixc Lei-ure Club. Intcr Sc. Xltt .'lxClclpliun. HOXXL-XRD Nl. RIYETTE Ciuncrzx Club. Lwfbcr. Ncwxbuyf Club. Rl 'TH RUTH Elective Cum t Inter SC. Crmtivc Lcixurc Club. -luniur Qu ill Typi4t. CLARENCE S.-X.-XTKAMI' Stu'm't' Curl 7 Hunur Suclcly. All City Iigintl, Ircsidcut Cllwm 1-try Club. Suund Tccliuicntn. llrc-itlunt St-ui 1 C,l.tw. MARY S.-XLOLT.-XS Elut't11'c Clin Intcr' Sc, Crcaitivc Lcifurc Club. Hunw Ifcunuuu Club. Law Sucicty. Motu Adclpliun. FR.-XNK SANDERS Ncwsbuyf Club. Pliilulniliu, PEARL SCHMID Elcctiiw' Cum Elective Cum Orchestra. Inter Sc. Curic Chemistry Clul Hunur Society. RALPH SCHEER Sclewlfe Cult President Biology Club. President Clicmistry Club Camera Club. Vicefprcsidcnt Bluc Dununu Philumilia, Senior Play. TNQLLTON SCHMIDT Nlutlzevnaucx Cum Pliilumilizi, Harlequin. Cguucm Club, Band. Scniur Play, Suuncl Technician, MARIE B, SCHMIDT Stuuugruplzit' Cum t Quill Stzillbsmlicitrrr, Die Dcutwlicn Studcnttn Blue Duininu. Intcr Sc. Crczntivq Lcixurf Clul Rutledge Club. M.-XRGARET SCIHIRAEPLER Glas Club. Intcr Sc. Hume E XYILLIAM SCHRADING :XDOLPH SCHRAGER Elet'm'e Cum mnuiuics Club. Eleutire Cum Szlcnte C-ru Biulugv Club. Clicmistrv Club. Plulunulizi. I-Igirlg quin. Lincoln Law Sucicty. EMY SCHXYEITZER Elrutu c Curt Orclic-tra. Glue Club. Intcr Sc. German Club GLORIA SERIO Q Elm-tit tf C it HllflCqlllI1. Iiitfr Sc. Dim Iluutwliun Stutlt-:xt Hlllll Sulicituz. .KNCELINE SCI WTI IRE Llt-mt Cmfi Iflt'cf11'L' Cum L lllftblll Law Club Ewlgllwli Cum o fx X IJ 'fi' -'.' Jli E vu!! .LJ iAj,v' YIVI.-KN SKIQBAL Elective Course Curie Chemiitry Club. Inter Se. STEVE SOMOG-II Mathematics Comme Track. Football. Pbiluiiiilizu. Blue Domino. Clieinf istry Club. VIEJXNNE E. SI'IEL'I-ON SICYIILLITLIPIIIC Cuufwe Inter Se. Blue Durninu. Yiec-Prexidcnt Crezitix Leixure Club. MARIE SOTTILE Eletm-e Cuufie Lam' Club. Creative Leixure Club, Hniiselwld Arte Club. MARIORIE SPIES Englnli Cniwva' junior Literary Club. Inter Se. Lincoln Law Club. Glce Club. Student Cuuncil. Rutledge Club. ALBERT SP.-XSARO Elective Cwune Izrexliniiui Ifuotbaill Teiun. Gym Teiiin, Band. Orchestra. Swiinnung 'I-eann. MLRIEL H. STEVENS El6t'I11.'c' Cullfm Inter Se. Curie Chernixtry Club. BYRON SEND -I. EDXV.-XRD STECKEL Elective Cuiuzxt Hrxtury' Ci-iuiw Senior Play. Blue Dmninu, Crow Country. Lam' Club, Quill Staff. Service Club, ESTHER SIQTTER Inter Se. .KRTHLR SCZEP.-KN SKI Elet-zu-e Cuurxe Elective Cmuzwe TCIIITIQ Teain. Student Council. Pliiloinilizl. ELIZABETH SZEP Electzre Cuiuwt Entered from XYQ-t D1il'lc1II SYLYI.-X SZEXYIECKI PALIL TOMAN Germain Club. RAYE TORREY Englixli Cniume Eleezu-e Cuzuwt Iiwiglixli Cniuxw Pliilifiniligi. Inter be. I'Ia1rletiuin. Student Crwuncil. Senior Play. Mary' Queen XY.-KLTER LI-ILENISERG .-XLICZE TOM.-KSZEXYSKI Eleutire Cuiuw Elecm-e Cuzuwe I'Iunur Suciety. Secretsiry Blue Durninu. Quill Staff. Secretary Cre.itive Leixure Club. Inter Se. Seninr Play. XXEXLTER LISHER Elective Courts Hunor Soeietv. Blue Duzninu, Pliiluniili.1. Iuninr Draunati: Club. mi I . r l I I X vl . I' li LM, lo . 0 gt' I 1 A ARTHUR VIERTHALER Elective Course Biology Club, Harlequin, Gym Team, Swimming Team, Track Team. Honor Society. LA VERN XVADE Science Course Biology Club, VicefPresident Chemistry Club, Camera Club, Basketball Manager. Track Man' ager. Quill Literary Stall. VIVIAN WARREN Elective Course Band, Glee Club. AllfCity Orchestra, Harlequin. Curie Chemistry Club. Inter Se. HILDEGARD VVOHLMUTH Science Course Orchestra, AllfCity Band. CHARLES VENTO Elective Course MARY WAGNER Stenograpliic Course German Club, Student Council, Creative Leisure Club, Inter Se. MARTHA WOODS Elective Course Inter Se, Household Arts Club. DORIS WILSON Elective Course Inter Se, Harlequin. BENJAMIN WERNER Science Course Camera Cluh, Blue Domino, AllfCity Orchestra. Senior Play, Biology Club. Secretary Chemistry Club. SAM ZINGALE Elective Course Freshman Football, Football, Track, Harlequin. PAULINE ZIECH Stenographic Course Blue Domino Club, Law Club, Secretary Senior Class, Creative Leisure Club, District Attornex Law Club, SUNSET just over yon western hills has passed The sun, like a ball of flame And the clouds, as though made of subtle glass Form a miniature Hall of Fame. Across the sky in beautiful hues Are rainbow colors serene. And on the grass are drops of dew To catch the first moonbeam. DORIS Witsox E3Ul . ,w . ' , .vk Ll' gi. , - o A . L, A ' - 1 ' 1 si Srf4' JI Q 'A' ?' ,1 c 3 J 'D The Kalelcloscope turns Homeroom groups now OITIQFOOITIS The same meetmg place ever morning Every year or our years A t98Cl leI' an H VISEI' COURSE Ol' ln smal 8 BITS and large It becomes hard to dlStIl lgUlSh the now and be ore In t e wturlrng prisms yet we see Two groups o today and two o yesteryear T e style o the gurls half arrangements may :ell whrch Is o yesteryear 'Q is-mf.-4 - an ' 9 H d' , l ' l . . . . f h ' ' ' J f f . ,I f ., . f . 5 HOME ROOMS . . I Ron' I from left lUT1jlllf Dola Fields. Ann Landon. jane Rudolph. Mazie Bassett. Geraldine Xxlilsoll. Margaret Nagy. Ron- 2 Angeline Loxercio. Blanche Stolherg. Betty jane, Sharon. Bastiana Fischatello, Adeline Greg' orio. joseplnne Chittero. Annahelle Alherti. Ron' 3 Florence Rolotf. Gwen Hathaway. Vw'all'reda Frey. Helena Arthur. Margaret Hamilton. Eliza' beth Paldon. Regina Alherti. Ron' 4 Elsie Deliardis, Marian Damask. Ann Behm. Loraine Bressler. Mary D'Amato. Marion Giersch. Eleanor Mosey. Florence Anas. B. Moran, 4 Row l from left to nglit: Tulio Bertolas, james Brantner. Sam Scardina, joe Boltik, Tudy Mas' trogiovanni. joe Sorce, August Mazza. Row 2 Lawrence Dentice, George Mangigian, Tony Zello. joseph Glorioso, Ernest Peace. Irving Antin, Frank Morreolle., Frank Biancuzzo. Ron' 3 jack Bauer, Alhert Marino. Williaiii Bay' ley, Charles Ahl, Frank Payletic, Erwin Gross, Edward Vs'isniewski. Max Stenglein. Row 4 Otis Beeks, joe Capizzi, joe La Barhera, Peter Koller. Rudolph Gietler, Harry Felstein. Dominic Dragotta. Peter Giordano. Ron' l from left to right: Herhert Shinners. Anthony Furpero, Tony Romano, Louis Ballas, Allan Dooley, Ignatius Maglio, Harold Neeman August Balistreri, Phil Purpero. Row 2 Horace Brelsford, joe Locieero, Donald Miley, joseph janiszewski, Henry Endrusch. Mike Menos, Vv'illiam Edwards, Ken Zinda. Row 3 Tony Cianciola, Sam Corso, Charles Busa' lacchi. joseph Lupo, john Volpe, joe Greco, Eugene Cary. Anthony Katsune. Harold DeLonge. Frank Orlando. li Row l from left to riglit: james Benn. Eugene Thompson. Alex Hantke, Andrew Busalacchi. Edward VColi. Russell Bransted, Richard Under' wood, Edward Mills, Sam Monfre. Row 2 XX'illiam Polley. Tom Alioto. Nunzio Tarantino. Edward Kaylor, Tony Monafo. john j. Balestrieri. Michael Stenglein, jack Armstrong, Mathew Lusarde. Rohert Wolf, Row 3 Don Broderick, Grville Hoppens, john Dye, Charles Moore. Frank S. Balistreri, Francis Striepling. Raymond Messer. Anton Kessler. N Row l from lefz Io right: Nick Maro. Lloyd Vs'interhak. joseph Ziino. john Skuhal. joe Italiano. Melxin Yechout. Lyle Buchanan. Aldo l.enardu::i. Billy Smith. Ron' 2 Pat Goggans. Carl Ezold. Fred Bruss. Rohert Korll. Rohert Barret. N. Frymark. G. Shea. Ron' 3 Vince Cihik, Andrew Lococo. Harold Berghold. Henry Oesterwing. Ernest Ewert, Rohert Hass, Thaddeus Cheatham. ffarmello Biancuzzo. Tudy Papia. HOME ROOMS . . . l0I Run' l from left tn ruglit Bernice ljdlllihl-C. Lnella DnPui-. Cuncetta Frieanu. Marie Anton. Rutli Delennige. Alex Bula. Mary Curran. Barlwara Grail. lit-14' 2 Cliarlex Deelxer. lfraneix Nickel. .lnlun Yarney. Rliwell Edlund. joe LaRma. Stephen Ziellxe. lired Zaltel. Tlinma- fvlazzarella. Allen Zinela. lintt 3 'laelc fvlnnre. Gnrdnn Pernw. Virginia fffwey. Arelell Hanwn. jllilllllil Nlllex, Nlary flmmlla. Geraldine Smitli. A. Ylais. Heatli. A. Gigante. IU2 lintt' I frnm left to rzglzt vlnxepliine Dixtefanu. Gertrude Salm. Rme flarnw, liranggx Pgmj, Dnrntliy Baake. fvlary Sem. Gaetana Tarantinn Knit' 2 Lmnx Arnornxn. Marvin Grulvlv. Emil Anelln. Peter Balietrieri. Clasimer Kmeinxki. Lucille Allen. Nlary Saegio. Margie Laxnieka. linte 3 ,live All1erti.Tnnla DeMakeN. ldalwelle Gnldf -mitli, Samuel Derenle. Hnwarel Anelerwn. lfraneix Shaffer. Tudy Nlaglin. Ray Kralwlwe, R.-tr -4 Nina De Quixtn, Dnrntliy blnlinwn. Nlarf 7 lnrie Tmiliey. Tony Gazzana. Rnlwert leter-nn. XXllllllYCLl XX'arren. Vietnria Hueliex. Illl Rau- I from left li- riglit' Ray Zlailielai. l'reel Y Aneler-en. Bettina liixeliatelln. lan- llleuller. liuwell llixelm. lfraneex Enea. lfraneex hlatlerix. D-iw Daw-. lrfillllri Pappas. lfrank Lanla, lime 2 l'el1x E. .'Al'2lI'UXVlC:., Rnlwert -Inelinlv. Frank Sanderw. Twin jelfriea Hngn Artel. Vito Capizzi. Santo flnrrn. Peter Sanfelippn. Emy Schweitzer. Alice Alwendrotli. Rim' 3 Fannie lvlielialos. Elizalvetli Szep. Doris Ball. lfraneex Stelinaelwowfki. lvlary flaxtiglinne. Betty .lane Atwtin. Rmalie Enea. Marcella Delvlerx. Mary fliraggiu. Enmnnt Allen, I02! Run- I fn-ni left In riglif' Eleanor l'rlwan. Nlnriel Stevenx. .lean Ballard. Catherine Bova. Nancy Meln. Antnnina Lawari. Sam l.ilwri::i. jnlin Anelerxen. Peter Stavraliii. Cl. Alexnpulilm. 7 lime - Bernard Roxen. Elmer Knielqellnne. Salvaf ture Rappa. Andrew LnMt-ngn, Tnny fvlerentlen. Evelyn Lemlaerg. Irina l4Cl1ilZLllll1l. lawn- Blegnf tieli. Ann l5i'l'rapani. limi- 3 Iamex Cieerelli. Almeela xlirlinxuti. Ralpli llummert. Reiner Bun, Nnrman Elileiw. Allen Cfainplvell. ,In-ie Ulnrinw, Betty Hull. Mary XYaenei. ffun-t.tl1ce Green. HIS ll-in l ffwni In 'ftglzl Lllelllx' Hirlli. llaye Rive l'I'4lllXN'lT'IlL Dnrotliy Sliaien. Ann f.Iii'iNtnpnl1l1-N. Mary Brmin. Rnxe Xlilazzn. T1-ny Lanza. Frank Xlielialnx, -live Tarantiiw lim: I Lnnixe Frey. Mme ,lf-lun. Elmer Pirelli. lernnze Give. Bert Sax-iriax. Lawrenee fiyra. ,I DiTrapani. R. C. Anderxnn. XY. Daztnnaitn. R-rt' 3 Betty ,lane Davix. Anna Ban. Audrey Miller. Nlargaret Llllldqlllilf. hlaeqtieline Fnntaine. Nlary Bmalaeelii. Gloria Mnlliea. Graee Sanderx Pearl Blum. Rny Barter. Genre: Nl. Pnznrxlxi 4 l33I 'A ' -3583212 Rt HOME ROOMS . . . ru' l from lejl to right Rose Panzorella. Luey Romano. Amanda Thomas. Eileen Benn. Rose' mary lluompensiero. AICNHIC Eugenia, Ernest Par' taker. Mary Uermano. liraneis Seardina. fu' 2 Marshall lleeeher. Seward Oherly. Donpinie Balistrieri. Riehard Hess. Roy Petersen. Adolph Sehrager. VI. flarini. li. Gregorio. R. Guardahalene fu' 3 Max German. Aloe flatanise. Rohert XX'l1lsl'il. Lillian Kailas. Lena Busalaeehi. Beatrice Monafo. Lena Mandella. Rose Mandieh. Peter Santilir-po. .Iohn lratura. Margaret Eaton, libs ru' l from lejr to right: Kathryn rl-dl'-llllllllt. Louise flzrrdona. Madeline Spirigola. 'Iosephine Morano. Sam Clefalu. Dominic flieero. Sat: Alfano. Vfalter Slominslti. Bessie Panos. lu' 2 .leanette lileseh. Vfarren Holst. Daniel Dexter. Peter Goetten. Charles Conrad. Xxillllillll .-Xddy. Ray Ewert. Lawrence Theiss. M. Sparaeino. 'tt' 3 Aurora Deromedl. Andrew Demopoulos. Pasquale Eannelli. -Ioe lfisehatello. Arthur Yierthf aler. Aurelia Ginaeehio. Dolores De Grand. Elena Paris. Craee Edmunds. 'Iennie fxlatt. 109 -te l from It-fr to right: Harold Vfangard. Phil D'Amore. lfranlt Rohert Friedrielt. Curtis Hen' ning. john Anderson. Henry Eoreelti. ru' 2 Theresa Alfano. Nlargaret Fletcher. Mar' eclla Zella. Carl Frey. Billy Dane. Mary Dillonzo. Evelyn Ruhin. Esther Roherts. Tony Alioto. rw 3 Harry Grahezyk, F. Balistrieri. Dentiee. V. XX'arran, R. llerghold. G. johnson. A. Sllllw. iw 4 Lorenzo Adornato. Aliec Dooley. May Brantner. Ivlary Foti. Myrtle johnson. Carmella Destefano. Rose Bruno. Mary Ann D'Amato. ll0 ou' I from lefz to right: Beatrice Ruhin. Violet Reis. Frances ffefalu. Betty Ezold. Constance Reale. Frances Sgro. Allen Beauchamp. Daxid Calaminiei. David Carlson. ru- 2 .loc DAAmato. Louis North. Rohert Kimers. Frank Marino. .lohn Balistreri. lohn Megna. joseph Aliota. Betty Erieltsen. Rau' 3 Edith DeMoe. fvlary Bellmghausen. Renee fwlason. Arnold Peters. George Orlielt. Adanz Sadowslti. Lvle Deaton. Rose Foti. Dolores Erato. Ruse Mtll1lVfC5'. ll' Ron' l from left to right Frank Clarke. Beverley Harms. Margaret Braun. Jeanette Beaumont. Beatrice Vlaeger. Sylxia Kramral. Rota' 2 Edith Smith. Margaret Sehaehameier. Dorothy Ruttinger. Edward Canning. Roger Clow. Virginia Lundquist. David Dietrich. ou' 3 Hartley Douglas. Kathryn Adams. Andrew Vfargo. Ewerl Romaine. Nick Gazzana. Ann Yoiniea. Alice ,I-HlllllNI'.UXN'NR1. Catherine Suminslfqi. 5 Rott' 4 julia Brisevae. lrving Carpenter. flarmella Germana. Mary Toreixia. Bessie Geinapolos. Gert' rude Hahn. Lloyd G. Hughes. Elmer Breutzmann. HOME ROOMS . . . 112 RUM- I frmn lffn tif rigliz' Tony Melfi. Earl Kicfcrt. VV. Hardy. H. Griicl-mer. Charnpirin. NIa::a. Kim' 2 Richard Dom. Allen Van Scliaick. Ca-iniir fvludcnxki, Lorraine Bultun. Mary Briinu. june ljmgggf. jwcpliinc Cappizzi. Rim' 3 :Xllwit lflanclicr. Vfaltcr Hlitli. .lcnnic flapiianrm. :Xndrcy Buyncw. Adcli- Grccnlwnru. .IIIHC lilancry. EIIl2lHl1Ul PCfIlfl'llL'. Rim' 4 Larx Tlmriipwii. janiw ffnda. .indri-xv flnrrmi, Kathryn Ibm-im-r, Gcurgia Klculzlcy. lfzanl: DL- Nigella. Ralpli Bydliiwxl-ci. II4 Iipu' 1 ffnm Igff in Tlllll George Hintl. Gcffrqc Ferrara. Salyiu Lanza. Lillian Mlrmux. Harold Haycx. Bula Even-un. Rim' 2 Marie Gcntille. Jeanette Salmrn. Francw fvlarino, Eniniie Hartman. Rnlwcrt Feldman. -loc Caetru-.'inci. Louii Saloutoi, Run' 3 Martin Santncr. Nick Scrcinu. Carinclln Zingara. Stella Zemlwruwfki. Luuiec KilII!Xk'Nli1. fvlary Cattaruzzoli. Run' 4 Ann Ciccrcllo. Carolyn Dclmngc. Eleanor Gcrlin-ki. Luif Del Ruy. Anita Riilnin. Mary hlcnnam. Nlary DQGactanf1. IIS Rim' I frmn Iefz tu Tlglll' Durutliy Gnldlwrg. Nancy Rudd. Pauline Ric-. G. Full. A, Clwxa. J. XllLllINlii, V, Curran. R, Marclirw. L. Buyd. Rum' 2 Mary E. Lnycrdc. Amina Battixtnnl. Stanley Szczcpanilci. Gillwcrt Curry. Frances Brwnalian. lrcnc laxczalc. lrnia Ducliriw, Ralpli DcGrand. jack Uilwlwmix. Run' 3 Rrrlwrt Nlclfay. ,lc--c iXiidi'cwN. Rirlwit Uallniann. Mike Knczcxiuli. Erncxl lfnrcc. Harold Slmvawcr, Ruland Sllllx .Inlin Giganlc. llli Ruiz I frwri Iifz in riqlz! flac-.ir Owaiina. Tuul l'.ilniiNanw. Rwariu Spclla. Nlargcry Martin. lxannis DcNatalc. ,lane Mix. Karl l..ind.in. Nlari-in Snltilc. Eiluun Sund. Run' 2 flliarlcx Saatliainp. Ernc-I Rulwrtx. Lurireinv flliilpria. fllara flcra. liraiifo lxawlak. :anna lirlcciu, :Xllicrt Braxilc. C. Nlagliw. U. ffwrniqc. Ruiz' F Rwlacrt Krwn. :Xntli-my l3.iliNti'ci'i. tlulin 54iLlww-ki. Donald Lads. Elxa llaclwniann. Lurrainc lll'il'llNI1l1Nl-il. Betty Lathrup. Alice Zi-lla. Ycncrd l3cCl,iul.iiw. Catliurinc lfitcli, 202 K R-fu I fwni iff: In riglitj Dklllllilx Kuulin, Aliic llnmk-. Santina Tcdcxcn. Sliirlcy Klnk-iw. Mary f.riNiiinagna. Daixy .'xINlLlIlCl1. Elizalwtli Bailey. Sarah La Pwrtc. Yiqtnria l.url ccl-qi. Iii-.V I Bill Becclicr. Rnlacrt Wlirli. flliarlcx XX'licir. -limlin Mandala. Bill Xlcffuy. Edward Bmircll. Harry Smith. Booker Lcwie. Eldrad Harry, Run' 3 Eileen Henry. Vincent fxlaniaci. Conn fluff-uv. Nlorris Rautlmrt. Extlicr .lill'Clll'NUVx'4lil, Blanclic Dillard. Ina Rolainwn. Harriet Hvsrlqcvxwl-ci. XX'inilred Blucli. Virginia Himza, i I35 l:6l HOME ROOMS . . . 202 ll Rwn' l f1'1fn1 left In v'1gl1t Virginia lierrara. L.1111,1 P1111-ell. Hattie Czerniiak. Rose Garrella. Sadie M flnlla. .-Xgatlia Znnu, Rwe Marie fv111ra1111. Run 2 fxllgllnl Gentille. Frank jnliiwni. Peter ltalianu. Gerald Seliinidt. lcilin Green. XYalter Lutz. Tnny D'An1atr1. Rntt' 3 Tndy jennarn. Ine Cataldcm, Tum K, Baliv treri. 821111 SP2lI'IlClI'IU, fxlaynard Blaneliard. Luiezlle Lang. ffharlex Huston. Grace Nigrelli. 2021' Rua' l firniig lull 111 riglit' .lllanita Nugext. flegilia 5p111g11l.1. Rmenxary I'rf111d:111il41. Paula lxnxack. Peter Mfvnfre. liranlq Gizinupuiilnx. G rlqilftlllllltlt. Run' 2 Yirginia rlqllllllx Ellllly Sivala, Margaret Seanlun. -llllllhlllll Hollis. Bludwen Qlnnex. NIlI'Ill.lI1 G1tl1t:. Margaret S1111tl1. Ron' 3 Bernard blunean. jolin Seelciw. Alx'111 Kent. Mary Huelce, Dan Strittniatter. Lennard Skulwal. Edward Pawlieki, Ruliert Mtliidt. Rau' 4 Rieliard Rogan. Ben Krolil-mwslxi. Epliraiin letlerwn. Rayinund Kanipa. Agnes Olson. Pliylli- Haxliell. Muriel Taliernian. Vfilliani Tippet. 20211 Run' I frtm: left to r1gl1t' ldus Lewix. Virginia Snntli. Estlier Pappas. Helen Riniiaxkmi. Ruse Pellegrinu. Vfilliain Gliarlee. Kenneth Dingex. Glover Thayer. Tony Brondino. Terexa Traina. Run' 2 Tony Frank, Frank April, Richard Olwn. Margaret LaRn4a, Eranees Alitim, Cnstanee Zarf cone. Ann Pavukovieh, M. Gnnta, B. Hcrelzel. Ron' 3 Daniel Patrinos, Eleanore Rose Milliren. Karl Kami., joe La Porte, Thoinas Dale. Margaret Nlfcjkbfltlilik. Antonette Allverti. Hilda Kesxler. Evelyn Seliultz. Grace Mziniaci. 202111 Run' I frmn left tn rlgltti Pearl .loppielm Zina Green. Leon Tren, Ereenian McCann. -lease Kleekf ley. Eleannre Bores. R. Vitrano. C. Garrella. Ruta' 2 Etliel Matuselika. Mary' G1hlm11Q. Dnnald XX'1l-Lux. Annabel Dow. Doreen Haydon. Lillian LUSCIIIAIIIW Irene lvlinder. Alvin Larwn. Rnlwert Kuzlnwfki. Evelyn lvlaliszewski, Run' 3 Sain Lewis, George Varsos. Bereniee Rmw. Tnny Maddente. jane Langu. Juanita Knutt. Marinn Elilert. lvliltun Gelnian. 202l Run I lAT'I77I left to riglit Rudulpli Yergnlina. R11-e Sllilllflllxlil. Sarapliina Sirna. .lmephiiie Maxqari. Laura Cataldrw. hlwepliine Millmviizi. Sylxia Carwta. Nancy ltalianu, Elurenee Patti. Tlierexa Snrtile. Ilnu- I Darwin Cohen. jerry Cramer. hlevie Bell VI11l1rw1111. Dwrix Munfe. Salvatore D..'1X!Illil11, -lm Piarina. Frank D-.'X!1l2iIfJ. Atitonia DeNatale, D112 5l1epard. lien' 3 Durwtliy Btimwxki. Henry flimedeme Yernrm Miller. Sidney Rubin. flliarle- fira111e11 Tnny RIRIIXH. Peter A. Sarifelippn, Peter fx111111'1-,g Mary l.1:eG11ra. HOME ROOMS . . . 203 Rmyl lA7'lI7YI iff: In Tlilll Myra Bcllc Graff. Hcrlwrt XXvCIl!Cf. Haul Hilfflx. XYllllalll Spaldlrlq. Nffrrnazl Harltlxc. Mary Row: Grcul, .'xIl2L'llI1C Qllartzma. Pctrirla Prllvlllzallfl. ?Vl2ll'1.lH Ulfddard. Iillzl 2 Rlllarld Rlrllrl. l,llll lClvi Slllllll. 'Iflllrl IJICII. xlllid Sarwmc. Dflrwtlly Eclq-lclrl. Slifilll Rfllwrtx. Nlargarct .IilI1liUXK,'Nlil. Xxvlllllllll Nclxllll. Klfll- 3 Rlllwrl Clllfllll. .'XllCl1 Mu-cr. EIIlillllICl Wal' l11lII1N. Rwc Mclllatll, Nlargllt Rlclllcr. Lllflllti S!Illll1. fvlaruarul llulrwu. Bully N1CMilhiil1. flut- rlldc vNvL'F!1CT Rlllwrl Xxvllfllff. 205 Rm! 1 jnfllllf left tw flgll! 'lllalllla 'Illllfx fllilI'1CC Bcrllallllll. Tllcrc-a Urlalldll. Ellllur xlillllkldli. :Klvln fxlczxlclc. Allllllllly Clk1llYlllCl'C. Klart Hwlllll, Rwli' I lrvln Olxcll. Bull filly, ulglmgx Kfrgyqig. x'l1Cl1llCl N1Hl Q2lI1. Harry lilllil-CCll 'lIIC. Rllyillllllll Harry. Angclll. Plllll. 5-Lcxc. Padrllvarlll. Lrlrcllzu Crfllfllllllll. Rlw' 3 'lcnrllc hlrlllrc. Rllwnlary Pctcrxml, Mary Pacc. Dulurcx Grccllc. SilLllC fhllla. Hclcll PLICCI' llelll. Hlld.l Hccllur. TllCl'k'Nil lJ':Xlllarl4l. fvlarcclla Pallzarclla. 'Iam' Urmx: 201: liffll' I IYTUHI lefz In rlqllf Sllcldwll Plllc-ky. :Xllgv lll1C Zauunllc. Glllrla Sl-rlw. .ICAII lflvld. fllcllpatra Ltbllflx. Harvey Pclcrwll. Llwllu Bfyillll. Brayulll Bllrks. Mlltllrl JACKIIIIH. Roy Lll'wrl:.:l, Krlu' 2 'llillll Hilllllllflill. cllfll Hlll-Nfllllllkll. .lack Hunley, Row LINI. Brrnlcc Llllldlwrg. FI'llI'lCL'N Recd. Marcella KIHVICY. H. clZilfI1CClil. L. Krzmlclx Run' 3 Mlkc Perla. XX'illICI' xXvllI1l'llXX'. Lulllx l.,CllIIll. :Xrltlwny Lalglmrtc. Peter VI. Falll. Bert Vfarrcll. Sam Zlngale, B, Hurwltl. E. Rllllllllllll. DI, Scqnclrl. 207K Rl'li l from left ll' r'lQl1l lrcnc Wallf. fxlllfvlllll Nlazzarclla. Lklllfll Loc Stink:-rl. :Klllla Zlllflllf. Grace IJLTHIII. Ellllllr Xlallrla. .Imcplllllc Xvlfflllllh. .'XDfUl!1CIU' ZMPPIQI. A. Rlllxfffl, G. Sllllpln-. Rall' 2 Charles Salgadll. Gcmgc l3aclllrl4kl. Bc--lc Clmlc. Ellllrlc fllllw. Extllcr Bare. Elllllllil lfarwcll. E. l. Tctllall. L, Sfllllllkll. xl, Kllllppa, Rl-ll A Ru-c llallxlrrll. Xllllla Nlallllxr lrcllc crllllx' 'lllIll!XX'lQ1. .Inc Plqcllllll. -Im' Ulllall-lil. :Xllna 5frlI'XALfl. f.llrlfclL.l llatll, r..lI'!llL'll-l l.cll:l.l. lnllrrxwl Xllfulll. blllllll Rfllill. Nl-:lwrl Rullldl. 20TH Iillll' l ffl-lr ld! tw l:gl:! 'llllwwlllrc Il.lllk'fv'. l,l't'l' llclltlcc, Ll-lllx l3.ll'l.ll--'lu. 'lr-HHN' SKI:-vlllla. -Iallllw Gurlmllxll. xlllllll fxlalclzl-ac Eqwll I xlalllcx f1l'lwll1lagll.l. 'IL'-Ill fflllllllllllgx. Alaqllla BllNllldCClWl. lfrallla Ucr.lull'. Lily' Tl-rclvla. Xxllllltil fill-Nctla. flllarlc- Clrllllllld. Rall' 3 Dall Xlaflvrx. Ucllrgc Parlv. Frank Braxlls. Nlcrtllll Kllfllll. vllllllb Gwldxtclrl. Rlcllard Haw ztlzls. -Iwllll Cfaxclll. Palm' Bllllxffvlfl. Rl-ll 4 Edward Krall-lxv. Frank Tlcdt. XYlll:.l'11 Pcrcrlllzm. Rl-her! Kllcrlwr. hlcrllzrlc Pcrllmga. Pa .f DcNlcl-la. Rllx-cll Rczwtur. Silxllxllllll :Kd-lrtiat Sarrlcjf fflarlclllll-. HOME ROOMS . . . 20714 Ratt I front left in rzelzt Ann fvlarie D-Ainore. Bette .lune Biadlield. l.oiN Dieter. Ro4e fxlaehi, Tewie Cfalio. Clarznela Bertueei. john Rux-o. fflarenee Stanley. Rohert Veood. Rott 2 Frank Xlinorila. 'Iohn Nlaertz. Norman Gauer. Herman Kllllrll. Hazel Sehellt. -ludith liaxten. Lorraine Dlanowxlu. Katherine Vaiana. Ron' 3 Roxe Rlaglio. .lune Kuinp. Lillian NleG1nni1. Ro-e Krainxlcy. Mary Bliw. june fwleivner. fxlartha Mihaloyich. Hernian Zinda. Margaret Huxton. 20Tll Rott' l from left to fight: -loyee Kinney. Dolorex Beck. Graee Alherti. Santina Shiro, Rita Vfolloela. B. Shuinalae. F. Altino. C. Ratlaele. M. Knuth. Rott' 2 Lee Brodell. Paul Eiehhaun. Ray Arnold. Donato B, Brioxo. Nick Demos, Louise lvloeer. Shirley johnxon. Margaret Nawrot. Rott' 3 Marge Sehraepler. Mary Zcpczancr. Ivlayine Nloxea Audrey Sehuhert, Leona Hornslein. Berniee Rehhein. Grace Sehaller. Vfalter Norman. Tony Collura. Tony Danneo. Ruth Kingxhury. 207lC Rott' l front left lo T1Ql1f :Xntonia LCllllWK7. Nlary Mage-tro. :Xnna Gazrella. Dorothy Korll. Carlo Santilli. joe Toeeo. Nesta Kuhn. Angie Stan' eainpiano. Rose Caraxella. Lfgo Cataldo, Ruta' 2 Richard Sehinitt. Flora Rossctti. Dorothy Bohn. Dorothy Schultz. Betty Vv'ilson. john Bellanti. Arthur Bifehof, Tudy Cicero, Ratt' 3 Chester Maneayage. Frank Corrao. Tony Guardalahene. Frank Schweitzer, John Stenglein. Peter Nlouzix. Frank Bmateri, Frank Deqellen. .loc DeGaetano. Cfarinello Pipia. 207l Rott' l from left to right: Dorif Keey. Orpha Gilehrixt. Helen Bruxherg. lvladcline Curinan. Exther Tonoli. Nancy Toto. Roae Qrlando. Landa Clherone. lrrank Fuller. -lack Eagan. Rota' 2 Xkdlllillll U. Burnham. .lack Vy'ilSon. Nick Topetzex. Xxdllllllll Ruf-ell. Rohert Schniaua :Xlief Broxt. Ennna Xanipel. Margaret Prineipati. Rm 3 Tony Cleinenti. -loc Emanuele. john Schaffer. Cleinenee Thints. john Hatzi. Elcanore Clrivello. Kathryn Bruno, Emily Vlanai. loc lzigarino. f,on-tance Katsune. Kathryn Kreuger. 209 R.-ie I from left lo nglttf Geraldine Dowen. .lune Dielenthaeler. XY. Howe. E. Ripley. C. Mazza. Row' 2 Ruth Roth. Dorothy Realm. Nlary Ann lieldinan. fvlary Louixe Feldman. Gertrude Rolotll. -laelt Schull. Betty Anderxon. Rota' 3 Howard Riyett. Rohert Kepen joe Buealac- elmi. Francs Sinnnonx. Ben Runyon. Hazel fviundt. -lean Shelton. Liyia Roventini. lim: 4 Louiye XYakeman. Luetlle XX'alternan. lzraneil flurry. Rose ffapuano. :Xliee Nlathcua -Ioan Haydon. Mary Bu-alaeehi. Mary Saloutoa Joyce l.ofVlonaco. HOME ROOMS . . . 2l5E R.-lg I ff-nn: Egfr lu vrgllti Tlmnnm- XX'lll lI1 . Rnlwert Xlztrtln-nn. Xxvllllillll Huwkinx. Dudley Ulwn. -lnlun NI.tnt.rl.r-. R, Dwrxelw. E. Pnlezynxki, Nlcflurnw. R, 11' 2 lien flemxn. Cynthia Yum. Peter R-rkreir. Elezrnr-7 Rmkrn. fvllldred Gurmlu, Nrrdzr Sruwrll. Kzttlterlne Eaten. Lrunees Puclwx'znm:. Rrfll' S Stexen Srnlner. Lorraine Pimp. Emil Rzllin. :Inn X w Xlwrrrx Krzunxliy. Helen l-.lIll.lCI'N Helen Kyllllx. Luem Lnger. llnrntlmy Nlzryx. linly I fnfnl left In null! Stanley Hnntl. .Kntlmrmy , llnwlel-.. Al lielnell. lirunu lx.1m.1:1n1. :Xndrew flurru. Yerrml lirlltnn. Kuta' 2 Xvlfllllld liwe Bedrdxley. fXn1t.r XX'1y1utt. Arlme H:1nnem.rn. :Xngelme liertnneml. Len.r Alewx. fNl.ll'1III1 fllmernmk. bl. Connelly. Bnyia. Iiwli' 3 Betty Lewix. Dorothy Selmeller. Eyelyn Knrtlm. 'Inyee lruley. Clara Jill-illl5lJXVSlCl. George Kutner. fl, Vento. H. Pfull, Pularzywlnxki. Hutt' 4 Arthur Flint, George Brrllzrs, june Haber' melul. Helen Kaulus. Tlwedrzn Emlvry. Yigxlone. Y, lrulllnn. Annu Mzrrie DeGr11ut. M, Fnrfter. 2I7 Rune I frmrz lefz tn vzglzt: Xxllllilfil Nlarelt. Steve Snnrngn. Alfred fvlzxyer. Lztwrenee Bllnll-ill. fflmrlex Niuente. fxlylex U'ffunnnr, Rr-u' 2 Lnyex Stern. Nltryme Myrlek. Luey Leone. lfrzrnlg Billl-IIICVI. Steve flmnextrxr. fllrtlurd Dz1y1s. Knit' 3 clll-I llgrppzw. Rulwen Jonex. juseplm fvlgrum, rVllCl1.lL'l Kumlt. Dnrullmy Elmer, Ellen Slmunmlqe. fvhlvle Lee fVleK1nney. Run' 4 XX'1llmm Selmrzrdrng. liernzndine Tnwle. Mur- g.1ret Xl.rnn.r. lfrztneex Perez. N1.rrg.u'et R-vlwey. :Xnn Telrexz. 'Iulrn Szrntner. 303 Ii-fu 7 ff rm left tu flllll' Edwaral l,.1lmer. l.urr.une Selnentlt. LHIN lfeldmeyer. fllytle Rnetlwe. lfrenl Deuul-tw. wlue ljlllrr. Gx'TillLllI1x' lyllplllx. -laeli Pelerwn. Tutly fvlznneuw. Run' I :Xnelrew Petra. Arthur U'Keel'e. .Ie-Ne l.CX.K'lN. :Xllwrl llrnllt. Vincent Clrivellu. Tuny Snrdnm. :Xntlmny Tr:el'v1a1towsk1. Walter l xlwer. Iinxf' 3 XY.rlrer Llrlenlwerg. Mxtrtlm Putz. Helen l'.rulNen. lflnrenee Olniz. fwlury Lumxe xldnlill. Xl.n'g.n'et P--rter. l.lIClllU Ruttmger. 'Ienme Nxelwf lupnul-1-. Edxnn Xlrn 5el1.uel4.Eu:ene Riley. 'NV' Knit ' ww: left In rzglzt' .Heli l,YlCXlC!'. Ely Krueger. lane! -lefllrxex. Ernncex llunnl-tr.t. L.rur.x Xlxl-vne. 'le.rn Xlrller. R411 I l:llHII1'lIHC lfrgmeelnin-lla. Plryllw XYet:eler. xl-lL' Nlurmv. -ltunex fxluracu. Elmer Grnll. Gewree Kerntemly. -I. lfmeext. T. Corus. R. KYD-rnnell. Rl-11' 3 Rnlnert Stepniewfltl. .'Xndrew Lewla :Xnne Peter. Hamnltun Kemp. George Alamwvwelil. XYg1lter Hurm. Plmyllxx Krueger. .lune B-l.lI1I.. Ruzt -4 Clemen4 GL19filIIl4lil. Eleetwnud Diefentha- eler. filnlnrd Trgrnter. john Hrln. Niili Georeiady. :Xnzlm-:ty Tre-ntzulue. G. Xleyer. H. X1LiCQLlCC!7 l40l HOME ROOMS . . 305 Run' I frrrrrr left lu rrglrl' Sarah Srnaura. Naney Scarxaer. Duruthy Sliuhal. Dunald O'KeeIe. Antlrurry Bali-lreri. :Xnthuny J. Balextrierr. Ruherr kluilex. Kenneth Serin. Glenn Tunulr. Rr-u 2 Paul Ylaxlx. Clarence Saarkanrri. Ralph Scheer. Nrrrnran Nedeau. Vfrllranr Gaulitz. Evelyn Marquardt. M. fxgnellrw. A. M. Fra-eu. Pirainu. Razr 3 liannie Merenden. Tum Rearns. -lune Y. HilI'l1IIII1r Xx'lllWKI' Seertt. Truly lvlegna. Turn Sar' dina AI. Buxalerr. D. Pueei. Al. Reina. H. Crulh :um Kun l .fri-wr le-ft In rrglrrx lda Sanlilrprwr. llrrrix Nrrlarr. llulurex Mueller. lired Sehuparra. Rr-herr lluearre. Uraeruux hxlllllitlhx Bram llurkhard. Rr-u' 2 Catherine Geurge. XX'ahanila Alaegger. Berry Nehlx. Mary Sirna. Lerrnard Trentadue. T-rny Stanearnplanu. hluxephine Patti. Sarah Orland--. Run' 3 Rave Triepe. Margaret Sraxlca. Exther Rufenek. Rmrxe Yuudux'it:. Lloyd Nannelh. Hugu Lugernann, Elmer bluhnson. Run' 4 Marry' Vrahce. Loleta Payne. Helen Rev pundelc. Elizehath Ritter. Valeria Sem. larnei Keatun. Haruld Nutting. Arthur Vfiese. 307 Run' I rum lf! tu rrqlrt' An 'eline flanrama. Laura v I , L Vriekf. -lack :'xntunici. Edward lvermn. john D'Anr1eu. Mike Carim. Marshall Thomas. Tudy Balixtreri. Ruherl Theis. Ruu' 2 fXnthuny Cumrnuraru. Geurgian Hephurn. blue Bufalaeehi. Charles Curran. Louie Denrure. Al. Minurrlc, Vv'cseli. F. Sutter. H. NVerruwsl4i. Run' 3 Isahelle Ma 's. Leo Balistreri. Vsfilliarn Sauer. 5 . . lfahel Krrtner. Angeline Vernaee. Alice Grogan. Alexupuulax Dernetra. Berniee Bernhardt. Lillian Kehl. Mike Crivellu. Earl Vfiliun 305 Rrlrr I frmn lefr ru nqlrr: Charlinc Yernaee. Ben Deehiaru. Nl. Gray. fvfarry Ann Azzulrna. R. Sharlein. Y. Federnian. F. Dragutta. N. Vearrnie. Ruu' 2 Helen Geurganai. Theresa Sieh. Nlargarer llluunrheld. -lune Blixs. Lorraine Gaultii. Ruth Sehaullerl. -luhn Blake. T. Gazzana. nl. Sluekl. Run' 3 Pearl Velute. ,luanira lfiteh. Mildred Owen. Mary Luurxe Seelnran. Mahel Sutter. Exlher Sutter. H. lfrey. G hicnux. C. Shea. E. Trzehialmulai, :crm Run' ' jrrvn left lr' right: Richard Llhlenherg. Andrew Ana-. :Xlfred Mayx. Hazel XX'ull'. Pen- elupe Staviapulix. -I. Xlilflglfl. N, Sarrlelrppu, Run 2 Catherine Tuznan. Dumthy Tlwrna-. Rllne Dilrapani. Mary Cullura. Franeex Df-Krrxaru. Edward ZRICYNRI. ,lue Giarnru, Run 3 Ya-u Trhrrureh. Leu Rands. :Xlhin Karnra. -luhn 'I-reuden. Luurx Sirna. Ruhert Raxanxlqy. Lawrenee fxlllldllill, Bernard Ludyan, Rr-rr 4 Eduar Yrren-e. Geurgje Yulauxielr. Huward Duxuld. Audrey ffhaflcl. Harriet SlCl-lil. Xlildreei Mayer. Mary Yannelli. Haruld Srune. HOME ROOMS . . . :EIU Rnu- I frtm: left lu mglut Ruth Kramer. Barbara Hagan. Su-an SlL1NY1HFlIllN.TVilldI'CQ.l Far:ncr.Hclcn Nnhl. Myrtle Petcrwn. Ralph :XQl4er::ran. Llf-yd MQGr.v.v. Peter KECFACIC. Perley Grnlnn R414 I Rnlrert Xlaklary. Hymn fx1aye:'. lfranlq La Baflaer. Dwnnnxc Tfmeur Ted Sterulatlex. Edward Lllllf. lnne Selnnnlt. Elmzalnetlm Pllllrlil. Iinn 3 june Beardxley. Marcella Nl:-rxe. Allred fxlllllll. Helen Matlwenx. Eleannr He1nr1t:. lraneex Rum. Ixlillil x4lIllNNJllk', Ella Knppng, x'XXl.lll J I I Neernan, lanlxne Zletn. ..-lame Vfelaer. :Ill lit U' I frum left tn flifllf lfern flzl--N.1tlj,', lfern Lxlxt. lintlw Petermn. Dnlnaltl Deattnn. Dnnaltl fllxrixtenf -en, Lumix Rmnanrm. Saltature Mlelw-tl. liranlg Agncllrm. :Xntlnmy Shim. lrranlq Sgrn. Rtfu' 2 Hart Landon. Harxey xxfllxllll. Mu Marlin' witz. Anne GlillllrNlli. Margaret Nllllx. Grass Salmrn. Justine Bcrtueci, Dnrutlmy Flllil. Allie -lanlwwski. Carl Kleln, Rnu' 3 Torn Allwano. Felix Lnfllcern. :Xlvin Ninn' hurl. Rolwcrt Statz. Getlrge Stcmeckrnan. Bernice Mxllf. Eleanor Sadowflu. Mary jane SllIUlI1Nlvil. Lnnlfc Bruno. Inez Raelne. III2 Rt-11' I from left Iv wglrr Dura xlllbil. Gluma Rlqll-U. Carrnela Mlelntz. Manne Pmzzlnn, Toni' Lilnrcra. Nxek Lafiuen, Sam Sirna. F. Hlrnce, Rwu' 2 Steve hlanink. Albert Spaxarw. Lcunard Bmeia, Elmo Groves. jerry Atimky. Rulwcrt Nielmls, june Stryker, xY1YlAlI! Sknlwal. Rt-u' 3 Adeline Pavletlu. john Telwexz. blannex LllWTUl'1l. llranlq RICK-l. ,lane ffamria, Lenne Sternke, Mary Telaexz. Satlw Cinlla. .Imeplnne Bllxllllliilll. 'w 4 lflfl Run I frmn lt-fr rn rxglz! KUTIIIIY LA'll-CT. Nlary Zelln. Georgia Ylaxlx. Sadie Nhrle Cinlla. Nmla Pmlln-. Rnwell Reale. -Itme Martlnn, Rnlwert 4 Ruttlnan. Tlwrnax Urlantln. limi' 2 Sidney Hanwn. xlanxex li-ley. Herlnert . f flnllay. Lewlx hlnlnwm. X1-lI'l1!I1 Lexlnger. Extluer fxlalxcewxlii. Helen Cnr-lu. Henry XXX-dylwlqx Kun' 3 Gerlmaft l':lNl1CT. Ttmny Xlaglln. Edwartl Curxlql. vlwerlw Hepp. Frank Gantle-. Helen .NX'1'lKl'ilv2Kl'lC1. A. Lurlnecltl. l. Sprtel. S, Nllraenla, :FIS RUM' l f-TUUI lL'l-I lu Hull!! liHl'VL'I'l Rlex Dnlfee Duelllngen. Charlntte Grllaert. Sylkltl Tw-me. Cflern Hnelael. xxvlllln Etllnntl. Rnu I Mtn':.n'et HCfli4IXK'Nkl. -lmerlnrre Xltlfllu, 1 Beatice l.aCml1. Mary If Uasllazit-. Marge U-trwwxlal. Alwlwn B-Qllante. Rnxe l,-we nl. Xlary Xlwwwznell. .ignex Hxltlelnantlt. final F Sari Xatnle. Alex Palllm. -l-fin XYr1glqr, R. VN'l11te. 3. L1lKr1::x. S Tralv-ngn. I' Szqzepazulzv Rwu -4 X.1T!1Nl.l Sparaslm-A Betty Cnext. Gllwll Xl-if XVl'nte. Flnra Xvlnte. Xlatlwew Ull.--. .Kitt Nnwakt-w-kr. Genexmeve Lmxzexvlu. Edxtlw XYe1'tf NKCIN. Sarah Klazza. Xxclq Ntrnyeri. I 4 -ill ? HOME ROOMS . . . :HG Rnzf' l frnm left tn right Oswald Natarelli. Evelyn Ferrari. Frances. Curran. Angeline Vfurni. Aneeln Pizzinn. Theridnre Hintz. Nick ffainpanelli. Jennie X alenti. f.arniela fdastrfveula. RMU- 2 Rny Mani. Einil Pnertner. Sylvester Clnlla, jack Uliya. Paul Tnnian. Frank Alntlre. Edwin XX'ilets. Alfred Cfiilla. Arthur Naiera. Ruiz' 3 Josephine Kerzieh. Mariun Landt. Helen Bradicl-Q. xluhn Millunzi. Arthur Senuur. john Sennur. Patrick Kahnskey. Neill fwiahuney. Raj:- innnd Mix. Irene BilCll1lINli1.'l.iEIlC4 fvIeGuine. Iilf Run' I frnm left tn right: L. fakusz. lviandella. XY. Seiann. O. Sanft. IN1. Uttu. L. Rahn. F. Sahatinn, Run' 2 Adeline Smith. Rose Saniilippe. fvlarinn Vfeelis, Marguerite Defvlars. Pearl Sehinid. ldella Pnlk. Sylxia Holzman. Tony Ulla. Rum' 3 P. Maehi. XY. Rawlins. XV. Sehloesser. G. Sehatler. M. Nadulny. U. XVashhurn, L. Murphy. Run' -4 Geraldine Haugsted. Duruthy Minur. Irene Trawieki. fvlary ffayusi. john Prostinali. -lnhn Bultila. .luhn Nletrusupulus. SIN Run' 1 from left tn right: Delunis Pfeuller. Sophie Pietras. Louise Ferrari, Florence Zarcone. Pamela Richardson. Lnretta Oven. Ruhert VCearing. Sain Sirna. Felix Listwan, Nello Zortia. Row 2 Everett Smith, Mzirtiii Kuhash. joseph Peternian, june DeNninie. Flora Byrd. Flnrine Smith. Iviariurie Spies, jean Steekling, Run' 3 Harry Larson, Rhoda Hansen, Helen Kaezmarek, Katharine Grogan. Mary' Oliva. Pauline Respondek. Josephine Pieeiuro. Nlarinn Frey. Marie Capuann. Dorothy Colloya. 1520 Ruiz' 1 fwnn left In nglit' fvlarearet Beesehke. Santa Snree. Shirley fvlaurer. fvlary Guillre. Eniniy Lenarduzzi. liranee- Dnria. Dnniinie Gaidn. Tuna Dentiee. jermne Clelalu. Rim' 2 .live Bnswein. Dmninie fluda. fwlirlan Tuinae. Raymond Nally. Charles Dnria. Russell Dannanf-. Dnrnthy Messer. fvlarjurie Kiedrnwic. Run' 3 Harriet Iviarszewslei. Raye Torrey. Angeline Senptur. Gertrude Schultz. Pauline Koreinenns. Iusephine Orlando. Margaret Radlnll. Lorraine Brown. Mairgie fvielienna. Beatrice Berenz, 32l Run' l fnrm left tn riglit: Nl. FX, Reindl. M. hflarf tens. I. Rninniel. F. XYuhlinuth. D. Vfeiraueh, Run' 2 Pauline Mueller. :Xneie Yitranu. liranees Schilling. Catherine Sahatinn. Tudy Nlaseari. Twin hlennaro, Tony Maehi. joseph fxiaiurana. Ruin' 3 Gustave Kahitzke. luseph Czepulunis. Ronald Brooks. Harry Nwwieki. Miltrin Sehulti. Edward Steekel. Ted Peck. joey Deutsch. Run' 4 joe Spinnata. jus Zirieale. Marie Piceiurrn. Dnmthy Glidden. Alice Bransted. Santa San- tilippn. Irene Puiiirsl-il. Helen Puulas HOME ROOMS . . . 322 RUM I ff 111 lffr t1- rzqht .leanette Etlenheruer. N11lt11:1 Sghrzndt, Mnnrire R1.se1111w. Dtuflx XX'il-nn. lone Xlicllie. Ruth l'r41111'11. ling I jw-eph .'Kl1c1t1-, :Xd+1lph Zandrnn. Etta Xlae Grmex. Nick Spinelli. flarlu fI111r.1f1. Tlie-1df1re Pmllfw. Rulaeri cillllllll. Stem' fiaxeraa Rui F Gewrge Tietien. Clewrue Blake. Reizxlwid Marienthal. Mel Olney. Slilll B11-alaeeln. Alex Slilllxl. Peter Blhilliliflll. j.1111es Balixtreri. Rum' 4 .Inhn Lnel-thra111. Hamld Peruuli. flharlfftte Vlaehn. :Xnn Lejrnan. Dnlnrex Srnaulili. Elxie Urnth. F, Carnarda. CI. ljlM1lQQl4I. Bill flnritreset-1'i, 323 Knit' I jrtfm left to Hgh! I-l1L'llll1l Defvinu. f,ll!'IIlII'L' Kielchnxch. Irene Kueharxlti. Harvey Etlenhereer. Gloria wlennaru. T41111 Cnlla. Sehaxtian flrrriere. liranlq Ptilitw. .Inc flllllllfil. Rwzt' 2 Earle Vierela. Benianzin XYerner. Yictnr Nnhl. Marin Pnrehetta. David Knfnc. Sentt XX'at' -un. l.aX ern Vxade. T. Prnxtxnak. :X Leipzig Rifzt 3 ,lnlia Leinxan. Exelyn Melta. :Mix Carrier. E1:1111a Dfllllllflllll. Ruth Haxx-lftin-. Dnlnrex Stephl. R. Spratler. Nl. H11-ton. A. Ne11l1a11N. R Kline fill Run l l-TUUI left tn fiijllli l311l111eN Hllt. Nlarx' ,lane lngrelli. 'luxe l'-VHUII. Ruger Ltwe. Earl lXY1l'!1L'l'. litllj I Mary klane clllklt. Rive K. B2lllNlTlCFl. XX'1l' llillll Vfagner. Thmnax C:1111phell. hlarnex Haley' flL'I'l. Antmiriette Giai11111. Richard lfarrner. LeR41y La Bnunty. john flartiw. Rim' 3 Luther Reagan. P11111 Tauhert. Arthur Klein. Toni Knrkm, Floyd Ripley. blue Guida. Twnla Panne. Run 4 fvlarle Schmidt. Ruth Mei--ner. Gu-taye Berehtnld. Steve Hrin. H-lITlL'l NCXN'YI1.ll1. Paula Bachmann. Charlw Gerhardt. Terrance Mal1c111ej.'. Henry Puecinelli. 405 Rwit' l jrmn left In right: flarnl Mariiltnwxlai. Mary LJ-fxlllllflb. Fred .-Me111, Rnherta Barnhill. Nnrza Guerin. Bernice Brnnlt-. 5.1111 Gwrdnn. Lewix Miller. 'l'111n Fixhtella. Rnnw I Byrwn Pike. :Xlt-yxim Grzeea. 5.1111 BllllNll'Cfl. Tnny Panella. Vs'alte1' Ritter. N1-IIAXIIW Ganz. ,l11l111 G1-1r111p1111lw. T. XX'11tly11Nl-11. N, l'e1'l1111:-1. Rua' .7 HIIXX'-!I'Ll ffarv. l.e11 5l+11111nNlxl. T1-11x Nlnntre. Paul Jaeger, XK1ll1.1111 Ijlllllillll. D1-1'11tl11. lakllxz. Riehard Pemw. Regina l5r11lH1-:ew-lu. Mary Ilneenla. fwhrgaret liraxile. f.et'1l1a Cfalaxka, -1015 Ren I f1'1111z feft In fzght ,laelt l5r1111ett11, fflande lrranlv. Tuny ffinfani. llenediet Gr.1lv1xx'-lil. Rita 7 1-. - - N -x w 'wmv-w 11- -te.'u . :Lt t 11 . 1, .... .x Lupo. Mar111r1e Knnth. Cf, I.1hr1::1. E. Steven-. Im 1 W li lk lf hnl-t C rild L1P lla T111 ht L Santo Purpw-ra. fxlarie Kretlnxxg Edmund Hilde' lirandt. fxiichael Butkiewxez. Paul Balixtreri. Rent 3 Genexieve XYalc:ak. Hildeeard XXX-hlzmxtith. Frank Brtmellw. Archie Kramer. fill-lYlC4 Xiurphy. Allhert Chiefa. Edward Czarrieelci. Harry Bare:exv 441. Twny Ciardo. U I4 1 l 5 Q a z 9 af tg 5 2 14 A' el ' J ' 'K 5' A. - 1 ,- , ff I2 nf .iii l' ' gig .al 'Q . -' Inav, E gi -gxegfx 2 .1 ken -ft-,kf'g ful! W 'T' F, is v ' ,Ziff H: 3 rr -'-3 ,Q T 'ali - M' .2---:'L:Q'Hr .hQQQv7'9lm5QMm l+4l HOMEROOMSH 407 from left to nglit. Esther Roman. Mary' Ann Caruso, Pearl Drews, Frances Arena. Flor' Ron' I ence Gaido. Josephine Gilhert. Rott' 2 fulli. fvlary Bruno. Rose Balistreri. Jennie Christi- Nlarlon JKVCDI. Florence Cherone. fwlary Brasil. fvlary :Xnn Balistreri. Angeline Calio. Ron' 3 Patrina Cleinenti. Theresa Balistrerl. Genevieve Mills. Elizaheth Panzarella. Bernice Saloutas. :Xliee Hatzi. lvlargaret Goeten. Joyce fvlorrissey. Rott' -I Eunice Rohey, .Ioan Des lvlarais. Vivian jones. Dorothy Hansen, Ethel Andrekopoulas. jane Cuda. Martha Rowolinska. Li. Bllnlllklniilll. HPS Row l from left to rrglil: Ruth john. Ruth Davis. Nlarianna ffoinniorato. lvlary Catherine Balistrieri. Ninla Lanza, Evelyn Sutton. Santine Bartalu::i. Josephine Dentice, Nancy Clenienti. Rott' 2 Ann Endruseh. Betty Trotter. Nlary Ros' setti. Catherine fvlaertz. Rose Cohoon. fvlarcia North, Congetta Purpero. MZITHLITIIB Patti, Ron- 3 Carinella Seatlidi. Doris Disinute. Con' Qetta fvlollica. Santina Maiorana. fvlary Antonieci. fvlargaret fvlillela. Fannie Vitrano. Elna Larson. fvlarilyn Bridgen. 400 Ron' I from left to Titflit' Angela Busalaeehi. Mary Conigliaro. Jennie Cefalu. Lillian Gold. Audrey Cohoon. lvlargaret Toceo. Row 2 Dorothy Christopoulos, Gertrude Pawlicki. Mary Zingale, Rose Gigante, Grace Geralo. lvlarion Spino. Dorothy Kluinp, lvlary Belrose. Ron' 3 Mare Goeeks. Dorothy Vollinar. Frances Vs'agner. RING Dentice, Evelyn Ficldstad. Ainparo Reyes, Barhara Arnold. Vs'inifred Augustine. Row 4 Eli:aheth Shaffer. Bessie Balser. lvlyrtle Sarorias. Viola Plaeeas. Gertrude Foley. Florence Lass. Norma Pohl. Irene Ehr. Charlotte Bielef tcldt. -llll Ron' l from left to riglitg Evelyn Pokorny. loc Natole. Tudy Patti. Saraphina Papia. Dean Mor' rieal. Billy Pyle, Fred Patti. Ron' 2 lviilly Alfano, john Gawin. Nicholas Aha- tangelo. :Xlhert Nutz. Mariano Bartolotta. john Stas:ewski, Antonia Clenienti. Nlary Nlajeher. Rose Marie Balestreri. Rott' 3 Oreste Trinitapoli. Annie Cianeiolo. Bar' hara Burns. Lena Lenarduzzi. Nellie Shoplas. .lean Burns. Gena Shull, Harriet Liehert. john Sehinaal. .loe Zareone. 433 Ron' l from left to right' Roy Barter. Anthony Rosolek. Elmer Brcutzniann. june DYZICQCT. Rota' 2 laines Foley. john Dye. Tony Panella. Sain Lewis. Rota' 3 fvlargaret fwleflorinaek. Antonia DeNatale. Alex Szalai. -losephine Stoeelonan. I.:-onarfl Sloininski. The K8l9ld0SCOp6 tLl!'flS Activities Color ITIOUOD TOITIHFICS BI'68tl'll9SS we C8I1l'lOt hope to l'9C8ptl.lI'9 them 811 Only some A gypsy group a masquerade 0311 O Arc B t8 SBU O COUI'8g9 Fioraciora glI'iS Une TIVO H195 8nd O 195 The spirit o 76 a pageant o armlstlce And yet they come these lashes o loyous activity Then as quickly ade '-3' j f bl f , ' ...J f' l fIl', f' f f f' , . f 1 Quill Literary Staff Koa' I from lej! lo rxglzt: Rohert Carlin. Herhert Shinners. La Vern Vw'ade. Howard Diisold. Hamilf ton Kemp. Betty Erieksen. Edward Steekel. Gena Shull. Milton Gelman. Row 2 Bert Wzirreii. Eleanore Milliren. Daisy Amidzich, Louise Vw'eher. Marjnirie Touhey. Helen VCoitkiewic:. Theresa Sottile. Lucille Allen. Ron' 3 June Bliss, Marie Schmidt. Alice Tomaszew' ski. Gwen Hathaway. Paula Kovack, Ruth Ann Vkatkins. Margaret Bloomfield. Helen Frey. Louise Murphy. Dorothy jakusz. Solicitors Rott' I from left to rmglil. Rohert McKay. Georgian Hephurn. La Vern Vfade, 'lean Shelton. Pauline Zicch. Row 2 Alfred Mayer. Frank Sanders. Lawrence Buszlta, Mairge Schraepler, Evelyn Lemherg. Row 3 john Prostinalc. Mary Waigiier, Marie Schmidt. Helen Wmrjkiew'ic:, joan Des Marais. Camera Club Row 1 from left to right: Earle Kiefert, Bert Vvlarf ran. Edward Kaylor, R. Suchy. Michael Koscalt, Joyce Foley, Dorothy jakusz. Row 2 Willard Mack, Howard Rivette, Benjamin Vwlerner, Clarence Saatkamp, Ivlilton Schmidt, Ralph Scheer. Edward Boutell. Rott' 3 Rohert Carlin. Vv'alter Huth, Merton Kopf lin, lviilton Gelman. Rohert Riese, Roger Love. Rohert Andersen. john Anderson. Creative Leisure Club Ron' I from left to right Lorraine Tomasilt. 'lose' phine Kerzich. Frances Bresnahan. Hazel Mundt. lean Shelton. Mztrie Schmidt. Row 2 Alice Tomaszewski. Mzxry Belrose. Angeline Vairrn, lviargaret Belrose. Eleanor Lfrhan. Mar' garet Mills. Mairtlizm Putt.. Phyllis Haskell. Row 3 Carmella Destefano. Mary Ann D'Amato. Catherine Suminski. julia Brisevac. Elsa Bach- mann. 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XYerner Ron' 4 Harriet ffzarneelai. Sylvia fiordx. Arthur Yierthaler. Herhert Shinnerx. D. Sharen. XY. Frey. I.. Vfornian. l. Polorflii. D. Glidden. li. Roloil. Ron- 1 frown left to right: Adolph Sehrager. Phyllix Krueger. Charlotte Bieleleldt. Conxtanee Green. Loui-e Murphy. ,lean Burnx. Rott' I Helen lirey. Vivian Vearren. Barhara Burn: Hazel Nluntlt. Mary Bellinghausen. Harriett Stelhl. Louixe lfrey. Geraldine Veil-on. Ron' 3 llarhara Arnold. -Innniy Foley. Anne Uaido-ik. lone Miellie. Howard Duxoltl. Kennetl: Zintla. .Iohn Mandak. l.. Roethe. R. De Grand. Ron' -1 Monroe Rosenow. George Vaixox, ffarl Klein. Merton Koplin. Rohert Korll, Mirko Toniae. -Iohn rXnder4on. Douglas Veeirauch. C. Henning. Student Council Ron' I from left to rzghtf Charles Muente. George Hintz. Rohert C. Anderson. john ,'XNLlCf4klIT. Ronald Broolv. Nick Deinox. Row 2 Rohert Ries. Ivlerton Koplin. lryin Ulxon. Geiieyieye Mills. Irina Duehow. Mary Cloraggio. Geraldine Vw'ilson, Hcrhert Shinnera Row 3 Eleanor Heinritz, lvlartha Putz. Georgian Hephurn. Dorothy Eckstein. 'linnny Foley. La Vern Vfade. Alfred Mayer, Arthur Sezepanslai. Row -1 Nlilton Gelman, Roger Love. Vfilliani Bayf lcy. Jennie Capuano. lone Mielke. Anna Peter. Anne Gaidosik. Robert Korll. Douglax Hartley. Row I from left to v-igln: Elsa Bachmann. Veinilred Bloeh. Adeline Smith. Dorothy vlalquxz. Chailex Huxton. 'Iohn Tehesz. Aniparo Reyes Row 2 Aloyee Foley. Rose Kranixky. Irene Po:orNl4i. -lean Field. Angeline Sanieala. Rave Orlando, lilorenee Patti. E. Hiltlehrandt. -I. Antleiwen. Rott' 3 Mary Vannclli. Ann Pavokoyieh. Raye Torrey. Sylvia Cords, Betty Tralter. Barhara Burns. Bernice Rehhein, Julia Relieh. Row 4 Carlo Santilli. Iviarlorie Spies. lean Roxt. Bernadine Hoelzel. Edith Defvloe. june Harmon. joan Dexfxlarais. -loyec Lofvlonaeo. Law Society Ron' I from left to right: Niarjorie Spiex. Pauline Zierh. Mary Ann DA,AlllLif1P. Mr. Kitzlae. Mary Lopez. Mary Saloutaw. Therexa Alfano. Row 2 Lawrence Buszlca. Rohert Vllldllllli. Ani' Gcnoechio. Livia Royentim. Fehrauer. fxiax German. Rl. Rohey. :X Lorheeki Landon. jerry Cramer. fviary E. Loyerde. Aurelit- Rota' 3 Betty Ericksen. Jeanette Beaumont. fwlarit Sottile. Rohcrt Rasansky. Hamilton Kemp. Adolpl' Honor Society An Honor Society has been formed in Lincoln High School to promote Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. With this sentence the Honor Society was introduced to the pages of the Quill Annual in 1927. At that time there were only Hfteen charter members, while today the stage is hardly large enough to hold the schools elite as they were once called on Honor Day. It is a source of extreme satisfaction to know that yearly, the number of people who regard the Honor Societys standards as of primary importance increases steadily. No student can be admitted to the organization until his qualihcations have been approved by a committee of faculty members. This group of students justifies encomiums in the superlative since they have given their best to the school. They have rendered service in some capacity, they have been leaders in their classes or activities, they have been fair and square in their dealings with their fellows, and they have earned marks in the top quarter of their class. To be an honor society mem' ber for one year or two is remarkable, but to remain for the full four years is a distinct achieve' ment worthy of unstinted praise. Faculty Adviser f IVI.-XRIE L. SMITH Student Council The Student Council feels eflicient and truly important, for the list of members has risen to thirty. That was in 1924, but today the number has been more than doubled! The Student Council, composed of members elected by various homerooms, meets monthly. School deficiencies are discussed, and the necessary reforms proposed. The Council has codified the school rules and published them in the student handbook. The publications are financed through the annual May Fiesta. Recently the Council obtained the library during the lunch period to serve as a recreaf tion room: and study hall 202 is used for a similar purpose. President - f f ROBERT RIES Secretary f f JOAN DES lV1ARAIS VicefPresident - f JUNE H.iRMoN Faculty Advisers f - N.-XT.NLLE NoTz LYLE Ti-iomsox Law Society The law club was organized to instruct all those interested in the fundamentals and practices of law. This sentence accompanied the club's first picture in the Quill Annual in 1934. The Society was founded by our former Vice-Principal, Mr. Crout, but since his transfer to West Division High School, Mr. Kitzke has been the adviser of its twenty-three members. The meetings of this organization are not just interesting they are vitally so. Mock trials are held with detailed attention to court procedure. Occasionally a trial has endured for longer than the course of one meeting, and has had to bc pursued in installments. 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XX'1111d. bl. R11-411. I: Dc N1c11I.1. 114' .I ZIHLIA. XY. Siull. H111JICy'. XYIICHX IJ. Krncgicr. XX' IKIIQUXIIIIC. H. PAIII-CII. M. M1151 K. Alun. 111' 4 S. Ki11k11w. .I XIIQIILJIIC. VI. BIIM. 5. Ijnlcxky G ' ' V . H11INqI11111dt. Fx, Dnw. Q. B1cIcIcIdt. 'I hlclfcrlo D. H'1f.'d'PII. L 5qI1ti111.It Intel' S6 It was in September, 1920, when fifty bashful girls assembled to become charter members of a girls' club. There were style shows: then ghostly, spooky Halloween parties . . . There was everything--romance, tragedies, and comedies. The main feature, however, was the 'getftogether' spirit of the girls. The years have brought many changes, but the same spirit of cooperation in work and play established fifteen years ago still endures. The name Inter Se means among our- selves, and the girls, though democratic, try to keep their activities within their club. The organizf ation is divided into three sections -the senior, junior, and sophomore groups, each division providing the entertainment for the respective meetings. Many original plays, delightful musicals, and even a circus have been part of a year's activities. The freshman girls are not included in the membership of the Inter Se, because they, together with the subffreshman, form the junior girls' club, the Meta Adelphons. President - - FRANCES BRESNAHAN Secretary - l'l.-XZEL MUNDT VicefPresi'derit - f LOUISE XX1.-XKEMAN Treasurer f f IRENE PIECHOCKI Faculty Advisers f f f JEAN TAINSH. MARIETTA LARSON, CATHERINE DEVUY, MAE MCDERMOTT Meta Adelphon In 1932 a Meta Adelphon picture appeared for the first time in a .Quill Annual. This club is really the junior high school branch of the Inter Se, and seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls are eligible for membership. The purpose of the organization is primarily social with studentfplanned programs being the feature of each meeting. Coupled with its social activities is a serious purpose, however. At Christmas time the club is actively engaged in charitable endeavor, taking upon itself the task of delivering food and clothing to needy families. Throughout the year some preparation is made by the members for this important feature of their activity. President ff-ff- JUNE Buss Secretary - - IRENE EHR VicefPresident f f BETTY MoRAN Treasurer A - f MARY Mifccti Faculty Adviser - DORIJTHY SPANUENRERLQ unior Literary Club Forsoothe, and indeed, the younger generation is not so slow. The seventh, eighth, and ninth year knights and ladies determined to make a great hey, hey, and organized a club. These words. written in a knightly fashion in a dusty Quill, were found during one of our expeditions into the past, The club has increased from the original number of fifteen members to a club of almost seven times that number, which meets monthly to discuss books and topics of the day. These people of the junior High School do remarkably well in the arrangement of programs and in the management of meetings. Qne purpose of the organization is to encourage self expression in these younger students of our school so that they will not be reticent about taking active part in senior activities when by years and judgment they are qualified to do so. President ffffff DAvis Dow Secretary A f f CHARLOTTE BIELEFELDT VicefPi'esxdent GLEN l'lL'l:SCHMIDT Faculty Advisers - - f - OLGA POEE. M.-xRIoN DALEY lill I I A ,' . ,I gr 4' jf A' ' l J 4' 1 f' Cl' - Band W I rwwx Miz :H fzglzt :Kllwrt 53.1-Azul. Nw. 1 llxturl Vlluul gltllmi V Rlwrr K d X ' .N ur.. Hc'.1mfz'v1z. J Mxlt--rw Sllwault. lfulmx Azglrllwlqg, -llflm l'1.l-5.1. jill Rui f .'XllN'1I l',l.lml1cr. Tung' 5I.1m'.u:.g'1.uw. Tvd l'.1l1xz1x.11w, film.-r l'mruuL::w.m. iXmI.1 XVIXIUII. ! Lwlllx Allhnnl. xxvlllldlll fllmllvc. Rugcr Cl-rw. Nmxxnm U1ll1l:. Rely l.1Fr'12:1. P1c111.l1:m: XX'ur:1u1. L Run F Ermwl Rulwrtx. 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These sentences were proudly printed in the 1925 Q'LllllA7l71lldl. Since the day that group of ten members who could hardly be heard bravely marched across the gridiron, the band has grown to almost seven times that many. Today, in their handsome grey and blue uniforms, they play at the annual con' certs, and do well executed manoeuvers afield. As a matter of fact, visitors who have watched our band on the Held during football season, have said that the Lincoln manoeuverings are the best in the state. As they march column after column by the stands in review, we thrill with pride. They fill our battling gridders with new determination as they impressively burst into the stirring Lincoln Fight Song. Many hours of afterfschool drilling are responsible for that fine march' ing form and excellent playing. The band has won coveted honors in the band tournaments held every year, and its members have won individual honors. At the biennial city school May Festival, the All-City Band is an important part of the program. On this band there are many Lincoln players who because of their excellence have been given this recognition. The loud cheers and handclapping which greet every appearance of the band on our own concert platform is indicative of our appreciation of their fine performance. Director fff-- E. GRANT BULTZ Orchestra Our orchestra no longer sends forth weird sounds resembling catfcalls, Ford horns, and wail' ing children. Thus wrote the Quill editors in 1923 of Lincoln's nineteen piece orchestra. Today we do not even think there could be the possibility of the orchestras producing earfsplitting sounds. The nineteen piece organization has grown to number fiftyftwo members. Their yearly concerts are fast becoming a school tradition and are a great source of pleasure to students who like good music. The orchestra practices religiously every day to prepare its programs for the tournament held in Milwaukee biennially. After threeften, the muffled sounds of what seemingly is a conglomeration of string trios, clarinets, and other instruments playing classic selections can be heard throughout our cor' ridors. This confusion of sounds is miraculously resolved very successfully piece by piece into a final, united orchestra, the fine playing of which has won honors in the annual tournament. Members of the orchestra also become members of the AllfCity Orchestra when their excellence warrants it. Lincoln students are numbered in its roster, and are proud of the recognition. Di-rector - ETNA STRoHxi A Y GGFm8H Ye royal organization of ye German Club is now coming forth from its realm of darkness' This sentence from a 1929 Annual suggests that the German Club had before this been hiding its light under a bushel. Not so today. The annual Kaffee Klatschu is almost a school event: and the regular club entertainment of German plays. sketches, and music draws many proselytes each year. Organized for recreation primarily, it accomplishes a two-fold purpose in that its in- structive value is not only of reading and speaking the language. but of learning the habits and history of the people who speak the original. A very important branch of this organization is Die Deutschen Studentenf' Miss Notzs German Club, composed of junior high school German students. Here the emphasis is placed on German games which are played at the meetings, although songs and stories are also part or the programs. President - f ROGER LovE Secretary f f MARTHA PUT: VicefPresidenr NVILLARD MACK Faculty Adviser MARGARET KEELEY 1531 S-lj Blue Domino Rota' l from legit to right john Gawin. l'rank Clarke. Irma Duehow. C Muente. XY. Lisher. R. Rasansky. R. joehnk. A. Tomaszewski. E. Bteekel. Rott' 2 Howard Dusold. Marie Schmidt. joan Des fvlarais. Pauline Zieeh. Rose Capuano. Gertrude Veerner. Angeline Lorheeki. Mary Ann D'Amato. Dorothy johnson. Herhert Shinners. jean Shelton Row 3 Audrey Challee. john Staszewski. Edith De Moe. jerry Cramer. Russell Renner. joe Capizi. Earle Kiefert. Cynthia Yuss. Richard kjlsoii. Stexe Somogli. Benjamin Vferner. Rott' -4 Hazel Mundt. Frances Bresnahan. Betty Davis. Alice Dooley. Madeline Agnello. Georgian Hephurn. Bexerley Harms. Harriet Stelhl. Paula Koyaek. M. BCll1I1g1l121llsCI1. R. Mason. R. Scheer. Harlequin Rott' l from lefz to right Edward Boutell. Lee Brodell. Gena Shull. Sylvia Cords. L. C. Boyle, B. Brooks, D. Sharen. VC. Bayley. A. Leipzig. Rott' 2 Lillian McGinnis. Marjorie Touhey. Raye Torrey. Betty Erieksen. jeanette Beaumont. Sarah Roherts. K. Adams. C. Gilhert, P. Rokieh. Row 3 Louise Frey. Louise Vfakeman. Beatrice jaeger. Vivian Vfarren. Rohert Kortl. Charles Conrad. Alcn Moser. Nick Demos. Steve Santner, Ralph Morgan. Allan Perry. Row l from left to right: Florence Gaido. Gertrude Rololl. june Hahermehl. Ann Christopoulos. jean Field. M. Bruno. L. Allen, B. jones. T. Sottile. Row 2 john Senour. Bernard Horwitz. Bert Vy'arren. Rohert Anderson. Douglas Vv'eiraueh. A. Mayer, Piraino, A. Sehrager. M. German. Row 3 Clara Cera. Mary Busalacchi. Vfinifred Bloch. Louise Vy'eher. june Harmon. Audrey Miller. Gertrude Foley. Dorothy jakusz. Marcia North. Norma Fohl. Agnes Vlasis. Row 1 from left to vightf Vwlillard Mack. Vfilliam Rawlins. Felix Azarowifz. Milton Schmidt. Row 2 Andrew Vw'argo. Helena Arthur. Margaret Portee. Angeline Seoptur. Dolores Greene. Laura Rahn. Gloria Serio. Marguerita Patti. R. Kramsky. Row 3 Sam Zingale. Charles Moore. Gilhert Curry. Tom Kamens. Vincent Cihik. Rohert Ries. Ben Krolikowski. Arthur Vierthaler. Richard Hess. R4-u' 4 Milton Gelman. Ruth Ann XX'atkins. Ann Landon. Elaine Clow. Shirley johnson. Esther Bare. Phyllis Haskell. Harriet Liehert. Eleanort Rose Milliren. juanita Fitch. philomilia Rota' I from left to right' Herhert Shinners. Sylvia Cords. Miss Boyle. Gena Shull. fviilton Gelman. Rott' 2 Rohert Rasansky. Max German. Adolph Sehrager. Raye Torrey. john Senour. Rose Kramf sky. Dorothy jakusz. Carlo Santilli. Rota' 3 Rolaert Ries. Ruth Ann Vfatkins. Peter Fath. XX'alter Lisher. fyiilton Schmidt. Felix Azarowicz. XY. Mack. R. Scheer. P. Rokieh. Rott' 4 Georgian Hephurn. Charles Muente. Charles fwloore. A. fviayer. G, Curry. S. Somogii. A. Sczepanski. I. Milke. M. Markowitz Blue Domino ln September, 1922, the Literary Dramatic Club reorganized to include dramatic work. That was the progenitor of the two dramatic clubs we have today. Then, dramatics was only part of several activities of one club. Now, two organizations devote all of their time to the fine art, the Blue Domino Club giving one of the two annual plays, and its sister club presenting the other. Combined with the pleasure of presenting plays, there is real instruction given by the directors concerning stage technicalities and terms. After a year or two with this organization, the members feel like seasoned veterans with any number of stage phrases at their fingers' ends. This is valuable knowledge, and the club can be said to have carried out part of its fundamental purpose in giving it. President r JEROME CR.-XMER Secretary ALICE TOMASZEXVSKI Vice-President ffff RALPH SCHEER Treasurer f-ff HERBERT SHINNERS Faculty Advisers - f f MARGARET IRVINE, LORRAINE TVIINEH.-KN I I8l'leqLl1Il The Harlequin, sister club of the Blue Dominoes, is also a branch of that early organization established to promote interest in dramatics, literature, and speech. When the Literary Dramatic Club disbanded, two organizations were formed, the Masquers, a drama club, and the Philomilia, a speech club. ln 1931, the Masquers was disbanded, and two dramatic clubs were the result. Plays and projects of various kinds occupy the attention of the members throughout the school year. All of these are in addition to the work done on one of the two plays presented yearly. This organization numbers a great many people in its membership. These people are di' vided into groups with student directors, and they engage themselves in producing work shop plays. One of the most interesting pieces of work was the Lincolnfwashington program of plays presented before the school last winter. President f SYLVTA CORDS Treasurer - f FRANK FREDERICK Secretary BERNTCE BROOKS Faculty Advisers f LAURA BOYLE, RosELLA CRAIG Philomilia The club was organized . . . to develop the power of debating and public speaking. The Literary Dramatic Society, parent of our two dramatic clubs, also engendered the Philomilia, the present speech club which endeavors to teach parliamentary law, debate, and public speaking to its members. Characteristic of all its meetings is a spirited interest, and unflagging enthusiasm. The meetings are conducted strictly according to parliamentary law, and debate, impromptu and extemporaneous speeches, and open forum discussions often make the surrounding walls ring. The open forum questions discussed concern the interest of the club members, and subject material ranges from the psychology of the abnormal to the functionings of historyfmaking. A large part of the club is composed of members of the speech classes who find it an excellent place to make practical use of their forensic studies. President -fff lVllLTON GELM.-KN Second VicefPresident f HERBERT SHINNERS First VfC8'P7'8SldC71I - f f SYLVIA CORDS Secretary f f f f GEN.-K SHELL Faculty Adviser fff' LAURA BoY1.E l55l 561 l,ll Leave lt to You BLUE Dorviixo PRQDLQCTIQN Miss IvI.aRf.uzer Invixe. Director Miss LHRR.-KlNl1 lXllNI.HAN. Asxixtanz The Player.: Sylvia Dermott f joyce Dermott f Bobbie Dermott f Evangeline Dermott Mrs. Dermott f f Oliver Dermott f Daniel Davis f Mrs. Cromhie Faith Cromhie Griggs f Alice Tomaszewski Ioan Des Marais - Edward Steckel Georgian Hepburn Frances Bresnahan - Ralph Scheer - Rohert loehnk ' Hazel Mundt f Betty Lewis Benjamin XXX-rner A Tailor-Made Man HARLEQUIN PRODUCTION Miss LAVRA C. Bout. Director Miss Rosetta CRA11.. Axsixtant The Players Mr. Huber ----' ,lohn Staszewski Mr. Rowlands f 1 f Edward Boutell Peter -fff f Delbert Kent Dr. Gustavus Sonntag f Arnold Leipzig Tanya Huber f john Paul Bart f Pomeroy - f Mr. Stanlaw Mrs. Stanlaw Corinne - Vwfheating f - f Sylvia Cords - Norman Blake ' Sam Maro - Alfred Mayer Geraldine Mundt - Bernice Brooks 1 Vvilard Mack Guests at the Reception Vfillis Edlund jeanette Beaumont Fred Fredcricl-ts A. Schrager V. Piraino L. Graff Raye Torrey Katherine Adams Gena Shull Mrs. Kittie Deepinq Bessie f ' ' Mr. Nathan f Miss Shayne f Mr. Grayson Mr. 'Ted lelhcot Mr. Vfhitcomhe ' Ldlli Milton Schmidt Milt IT Deleguz Margaret VN'akeman Elizaheth Haisler f f Ted Benell Mary Xlfeisennieyer Vincent Piraino Rohert Donaldson f - Louis Graff 55 Clemens Gostomslci 'e Sparacino Athlehcs The KHIQIJOSCOPE turns And orms a pattern o Vxctory and de eat O courage o the Splflt to Wm and lose The rst team we sml e so small so vahant Three boys we can see two are teachers now M Molllca Mr Lagosh The smxlmg aces o the basketball team Thrlce winners and thrice proud The oothall team today ln action Vlgorous clean una raxd Many players the second team learners Many more teams sweep hy Tennis gol gym track who can name them all? . P 4 A . . , , Q X JAX 'li N Q J Football Team Rau- I frown lefz lu right: Earle Vierclc. john Dye. Alhert Sinn. Vincent Clblli. ldu- Lewlx. Horace Brclsfnrd. Row 2 Earnext Philip. Vvlllliilll Ticrnan. David Pferseh. Harold Carrnll. Clem Huehel. Kenneth Stcflin, 'lmeph Mulllca. Iiuw 3 Sam Zingale. Mike Knezcvich. Andrew Lewis, Tuny Panella. Tum Kaniens. Xxvlllilllll Bailey. Dnnnnie Kinda. B8Sli9tbHll Team Row I frum left In nglilz Frank Minurik. Wil' liam Rawlins. Vincent Clhik. ldus Lewis, Brunn Raniazini, Row 2 Ronald Fuerte. Donald Cheatham. Harold Carroll, Tnny Panella. Earnest Philip, Run' 3 Harry Knicklchine. Tony Ivionafu. Tom Kaincns, Iviartin Kuhash. Tudy -lcnnaro, ',,'. - v :f QJLf'f..A .Lsq, , g,4,4'JnT ' Q11 fit, ' ., ,. e .21-2414. Tennis Team Rim- I frmn left lu right: Howard Rnette. Aloyslue Grzcca. Clemens Gmtmiislu. Henry Vfodynski. Row 2 Oliver XX'erg1in. Stephen Zielke. Fleer' Nl X r 2 ff l l l' f 'x' N vu rl' r af , iq g , 1 vvioodl Dlelenlhaler. Richard Hess. :Xlh rr Fancier. X fm v 1,41 If . e - 'D 5 fx-I ' J , if g . -N X-. v ' Y ' X J fm! 'ijt 4 f- 4' i Q.. f 'fa f f' . r , . w in X J r Tx Q 5 i .hw I if ,' lla xg, ' jg, ,'J Hx K III! r I c 47 Football Coach Carroll was answered this fall by a large, though inexperienced group of boys, among whom was one letterman from the season's previous team. The boys played XVest Division in the seasons opener, and tied their opponents 13 to 13. Two weeks later Lincoln crushed Custer 19 to fl, and followed this victory by a defeat at the hands of North Division. The next game saw Lincoln ride to victory over Boys' Tech. Bay View was next in line, and Lincoln won, 13 to 7. One week later, the Blue Comets were somewhat shaken up in an inevitable defeat at the hands of East Division. This game closed the season. In the final standings Lincoln tied for fourth place with West. Both Coach Carroll and the local newspaper sports writers had predicted a lean season for the Lincoln gridders, but had added the Lincoln teams are always fighting teams. Any game which saw a Lincoln team out on the field was vivid proof of this. The Hghting Blue and Grey eleven never failed to give its opponents a stiff battle. Sometimes the odds seemed overpoweringly unfavorable, but our warriors of the gridiron stoically girded up their loins and fell to with a will. And that is one of the reasons why Lincoln, in spite of difhculties and inadequacies, finished in fourth place this year rather than in last. Basketball For the first time in four years of competition, Lincoln failed to capture the coveted city basketball title. The Blue and Cray cagcrs, winning seven out of eight games, took second place. Starting the season off in typical Lincoln fashion, the team came through with four victories. It looked like a fourth straight championship, when suddenly the entire aspect was changed. Through an unknown and obsolete junior High School and residence rule, five Lincoln players were dropped. The coaches had to rebuild practically an entire new team. The revamped aggregation did its best with a fighting courage and a zeal to play the game fairly and squarely. They met a tartar in Washington, their Hrst opponent, but succeeded in downing them, 21117. Bay View was the next victim, and then came the big title game with North. The big Blue and White team led from the start, but were nearly overtaken by a spirited second and third quarter rally. While they went down to defeat, the Lincoln players could hold their heads high. Perhaps that fine rally against so great odds can be best told in what a sport writer said, and then they came back as only Linzoln teams can. The remaining game with VVest was won, Lincoln thereby taking second place. While Lincoln has had three great championship teams that have all been tributes to their school, this team is just as noteworthy with its indomitable spirit and its efforts to give the best to the game, win or lose. I. Tennis Sweeping aside all opposition encountered in a season of competition, the Lincoln netters concluded a campaign of tennis warfare that was without a rival among the city high schools. The team, composed of'last yearis hardfdriving veterans, outclassed their opf ponents in some twenty engagements. To Coach Wergin, mentor of the squad, much credit is due since tennis was only last year made a part of Lincoln's athletic program. Alex Grzeca. state doubles champ, was the best netman in. the high school circuit. If Lincoln is favored to be represented by such boys as these in the future, tennis, no doubt, will soon become a major sport in this school. l59l 60'l They say ,- The inquiring reporter, at a loss for ideas, stopped the citizenry of Lincoln High School be- fore it dashed out to lunch. and asked its varied opinion of the football men. W'e quote: TONY PANELLA He will he rememhered for his perfect and timely kicking. It meant games for us. PETER BRUSTURIS He sure must love this school! He worked down in the team room when he was a student here, and he even came back to lend a mighty helping hand after he graduated. DAVID PFERSCH-f He should go places next season. We'll all he good and disappointed if he doesnt ALBERT SIMS Here is a real player. Vv'e were always plenty glad to see him get into action. BILL BAYLEY- Considering his comparative youth, he was a top-notch end, and Lincoln will he mighty glad when he comes hack next fall. EARL VIERCK--- He is one big fellow the opposing teams never liked to hattle against. XX'e're all for him. SAM ZINGALE- - Besides being a good foot' hall player, he is a pretty successful ladies' man too, Some fellows have all the luck. JAKE D'AlvlATO The fellows think hels one of the ht-st scouts that's ever heen manager. He's a hustler. and, like Brusturis, came hack to do his hit after graduation. ANDY LEVJIS--- Vv'ell, we all think he is a great fullhack. and thank our stars and the athf letic commission that he will he hack in the fall.' TCM KAMENS-f Although his team mates called him 'Baby Faee', he has the qualities that make him a good fellow to take along. ,IOHN DYE He is one ofthe finest guards ever turned out at Lincoln. He is what I call ai real sport- grit and never say 'die some pun. MIKE KNEZEVICH-- This hoy Certainly can take it-- and give it, too. He's no slacker, and he's a keen player. IDUS LEWIS- He is a Hrstfclass tackler. He should he' ever notice his size--and muscle? VINCENT CIBIK- Courage and initiative, willingness and determination--these were the qual- ities that made him the fine athlete that he was for Lincoln. fOpinion of an honor studentj CLEM HUEBEL-- His work at center was swell. He certainly made things burn when he was in the game. HORACE BREl..SFORD7 That big hoy cer' tainly has what it takes to make a dangerous full- back. Yes, sir! FRANK 'IENNARO-- He's a real fellow, this one. Any adjective that means a husy worker can he used to describe him. He was johnny-on' the-spot any time there was work to he done, we can tell you, DOMINIC CLQDA He should he called ai 'fighting I.1ncoln'. Yes. sir -- no stalling from him, l63l He Says P-' It is our pleasure to present to you these inter' views with the ghost writer for these lads, who so gallantly carried the Blue and Gray colors through a very strenuous season: TONY MONAFC- He may be small and call' ed 'shrimp', hut out on the court he is just a stick of T.N.T. He was a pretty mean critter to mix with. TOM KAMENSf--f Cookie's his name, and a sergeant's son. He is a three letter winner, and all the girls are crazy ahout this handsome lad. MARTIN KUBASH- He may just he a Cud- ahy-meat packer, but he sure burned up the ole' floor when he got in there. Better keep your eyes on him. VJILLIAM RAWLINS- While he is just a gawky, string bean red head, you would have heard more from him if his season hadn't heen so short. Hefd have stood you on your heads. VERNAL BRITTON-'AHe's plenty good, that's all there is to it. What accounts for his great playing success? Well. he eats spinach and plays the game hard, IDUS LEWIS-i'Hook shots, pot shots, oz' Morstadt's were all the same to him, He could drop 'em in from all over the floor. Guess that's why he got All-City. CURTIS HENNING, Managerful may be quoted as saying that this fellow is the absolute top when it comes to the duties of manager, I may he hoasting hut -.N DONALD CHEATHAM- W'hen it came to controlling the tipfofl, he was probably the best man in the city at the center post. Centers may come and go, but his name will go on forever. FRANK MlNORlKfL'The mythical AllfAmeri- can team will no longer be a myth when he is placed upon it. He is just about topfnotch when it comes to a guard. HARRY KNlCKLEBINE7 His monicker is Corky . That's because he is always bobbing up in the tight punches and sinking a couple of buck' ets to pull the team through to victory. CAESAR OSSANA, Manager--- He was always faithful, did his work well, and was a johnny-on' thefspot. l am sure he kept up the string of All- American Lincoln managers, VINCE ClBIK7 Yes, they call him 'flash', and a mighty good name if I do say so myself--I coined it. No matter in football or basketball, he excelled in both and was one of Lincoln's best. BRUNO RAMAZINI- just because he is a star in basketball doesn't mean that's all he can do. Shucks, no. You should see him in action in football. Vv'hewl TUDY JENNARQ-- Modesty may best dc' scribe him. Coach Meanwell and Coach Chandler better take him before some outside college does. TONY PANELLA - His actions more than speak for themselves. He gave his best. and played :lean and hard. l63 at sl i Q , 25. 'JP Q ,gli 3 -Egg , ft Y l l 'A ' ,S 44315 Y, K 'l 'f'i:Q..'-' is 3 ' V 9 I M Q f t M 'rf' I 1641 Tf8ClQ Team Roy' I froni left lo right Steve Sornogii. Victor Nohl, -loc LaRoxa. :Xndy Lcwix. Torn Alctlrica, hxvlllldlll Burnham. Bert Sayoria-. ffharlca Sal' Lido. Prank Llaikc. Roi: 2 Thcodorc Bailey. Daniel Dcxtcr. Ru-Null Edlund. George Tictien. Lewis johnfon. Cornicc Dukc Grace, Scott XYatson. jacoh DI-Xnrato, Rott' 3 Earlc Yicrck. Stanley Hood. Anthony NlCLl1NXiCCl'il. Henry Endrufch. Charlca Moore Xxvlllllilll Schlocvcr. :Xl Rcindl. .lohn Dye. Ray Exvcrt. Vfillard Mzick. Roig' I from left to right Nlartin Kuhaxh. Richard Olaon, Harry Barczcwaki. Louie Blegovich, Gcrald Schmidt. Doininic Cfuda. LCC Brodcll. Sain Zin' calc. Run' 2 hlanlcy Marr, Vsilliain hchrading. f,harlcN Murphy. ,loc Piraino, john Tchcsz. Louis Sirna. Marvin Gruhh. Ralph Ackerman. Rcinhold Mari' cnthal. Ron' 3 Torn Kaincns. Muse -lohn. Arthur Vivr- thalcr. Lawrcncc Cyra, joseph -llil1ii1CVw'4kl. Ed' ward Vfisncwaki, Ed Pawlicki. Ralph fviorgan. Gym Team Ri-u' I from left to right: Edward Vfirncwski. Arthur Vicrthalcr. Dick Perow, M. Miller. Frank Busalacchi, Frank Alotlre, Tom Baliitreri, Row 2 VVilliam Bunchan, Tony Magna. Gerald Vfalczak. Gordon Perow. Andrew Pctta. ,lcrry Atinxky. Marvin Gruhle. Donald Chriatcnfcn. joe Mai: vrana, Kun' 3 David Pfcrxch. Daniel Dcaton. Dougla- XYcirauch. Thaddcux XYodynQki. Andy l..CVL'l'. Kun Zinda. Tony Melo, hlanic- Koenig. Gerald Schnudt. Swimming Team Row I frown left to right' Vfillard Mzick. Ralph Durnnicrt. john VC. Dunlop. Max SlCIiQlC1I1. Lawrence Ainidzich, Ron- 2 Byron Pike. Arthur Yicrthalcr. Frank Ticdl. Toni jctfrica. Richard Hera. Rom' 3 Edward XX'iQncwSki. Gerald D. Schmidt. Bruno Rainazini. fxiike Kne:eyich. vlainca Koenig, Ronald Stool-ix. Girls' Basketball Team K-fu' I frown lfjz In rzaliz juan Roar. Eleanor Hein- ritz. Nlargucrita Patti. lit-if' 2 lrnra l.cnardu::1. Harriet Lichcrt. liuttx Dana. fviaruarct Nagy, TYHCR TGHHI With a small but spirited troop of tracksters, Coach Ronald E. Foote was able to round out a track team that' was the finest aggregation ever to don the blue and gray track suits. Among the cinder stars who garnered points were John Dye, who consistently took first in the shot put and discus, Martin Kubash, top 440 man, Earle Vierck, always good for a first in the pole vaultg Andy Lewis, ace 120 high hurdler and broad jumper, Tom Kamens and Joe Janis' zewski, middle distance men, and Steve Somogji, who ran anything from a 440 to a mile, besides broad-jumping. As in former years there was a woeful -lack of candidates out for the squad, but even this failed to discourage the Lincoln mentor who whipped the meagre group of trackmen into a formidable team. However, next year Coach Foote hopes to have a large turnout to put track in top position as it deserves to be. I Gym Team U The Lincoln gym team, under the very able tutelage of Coach Marcellus Miller, finished fourth' in the class A group, and third in the class B rung. Considering that this is a comparatively new athletic event at Lincoln, Mr. Miller and his team deserve the highest praise. These boys spend months of strenuous work in conditioning themselves-f-fall for just the one meet. Competitive gymnastics is rapidly coming into its own, and if all the members of the B team return next fall, Lincoln may have a new trophy for the exhibition lobby. After eight months of training, several boys on the B team placed high in the individual scoring of the meet, which, due to the fact that today's B team is tomorrow's A team, indicates a strong A team next year. This sport offers fellows who are too light for football, and too short for basketball, a chance to engage in city high school athletic competition. Swimming Team Although seriously handicapped by the lack of a pool and material, Coach Dunlop brought the Lincoln tankmen through to the close of the most successful swimming season in the history of the school. Byron Pike, Richard Hess, and Mike Stenglein received the regular swimming L's. Arthur Vierthaler was awarded a major letter, with a triangle, for exceptional achievement. Richard Hess, who teamed with Vierthaler in the 5Ofyard free style, will succeed Art at this post next year. If he does as well as his predecessor, he will be a valuable man. Byron Pike, who swam the 200'yard free style and relay, and did a mighty fine job at this post, shows promise of becoming the key man next season. Max Stenglein swam the 100fyard breast stroke, and due to his rapid improvement, is a great hope. In spite of the good material for next seasons team, Coach Dunlop does not predict a championship team, or a team with apf proaching championship calibre, due to the lack of a tank in the building. The value of a home tank is evidenced by the accomplishment of Bay View and Tech tankmen. However, as always, the team will do the best that it can under the circumstances. Girls, Basketball Team For the second consecutive year, the AllfAmericans swept through to capture the championship of the girls' basketball tourney sponsored by Miss Boyer, director of physical education. The girl basketeers easily drubbed their six opponents to annex the title. Hattie Liebert, Josephine Spiccuza, and Bette Davis were the main cogs in the attack of the champions. This same team previously won the volley ball title. Although girls' basketball is confined to Intra'Mural play, competition is keen amongst the six teams in the league. The Cyclone Six and the All-Americans swept through the seaf son undefeated and finally met in a last game for the championship. The All'Americans swept their way to an easy victory. Regina Drobiszewski starred for the losers. The cham- pions consisted of the aforementioned players besides Irma Lenarduzzi, Eleanor Heinritz, Jean Rost, Margaret Nagy, and Margaret Patti. l65l Our Athletics at a Glance Rsraospscr 1 Mcmdern Lincolnites are proud, and justly so of their football and basketball teams. For thc past three years Lincoln has had first class football teams, and the best of basketball records. During the ten years that we have been placing football teams in the city conference, we have annexed two championships, and have placed second, three times. In four years of basketball competition, we have won three championships--an enviable record for any school. Our 1934-35 basketball team would undoubtedly have brought home another trophy for our exhibition lobby had it not been for the tragic discovery of an obsolete ineligibility rule, and a great North Division team. OUR COACHING STAFF The fine calibre of our teams is, in part, due to our excellent coaching staff. We can boast as fine a coaching staff as any in the city barring none. Coach Harold Red Carroll, as head of our basketball and football teams, has shown himself to be one of the best football coaches, and the best basketball coach in the city. His record here at Lincoln will verify these statements. He is assisted by coaches Tiernan, Steffen, and Mollica in football, and by Coach Foote, our track pilot, in basketball. Every one of these men starred in athletics at his alma mater. Mr. Oliver Wergiii, coach of our tennis team, was a letter man at Milwatikee State Teachers College and at Marquette. He has coached our 1934 tennis team to the city championship, and seems to have another group of champions in hand. He also prepares our freshmen for varsity football positions as coach of our freshman teams. Long John Dunlop, head of acquatic activities, is hampered by a lack of suitable material on his swimming team, but works wonders with what material he has. MARCELLUS MILLER AND OUR GYMNASTS Mr. Marcellus Miller, who has been building strong men for the last ten years, is a graduate of La Crosse State Teachers College, where he accomplished a rare athletic feat, by win' ning his Hrst major letter in basketball and football, while still a sophomore. For the last four years he has been physical educator and coach of the gym teams here at Lincoln, where he entered from Tech. Until Mr. Miller came to Lincoln, we had not entered gym teams in city competition. Under his management, this little known, and little appreciated sport has come into its own and is rapidly gaining a following here. Our class A Gym Team took fourth place, and class B , third place in the recent city meet. LOOKING AHEAD Our coaches expect bigger things from our teams next year. Mr, Carroll states that our basketball team will be as serious a title threat next year as they have always been, and that our football team will also be a title contender. The Athletic Staff of the .Quill predicts champion' ship teams in both of these sports. These facts, combined with the optimism expressed by Mr. Dunlop and Mr. Miller in their respective sports divisions, and the bright outlook for the Tennis Team, promise Lincoln as great an athletic year as they have ever seen, l66l Q. Soo' The Kalelcloscope turns Now mcleed the prlsms whxrl past Every fllck o the panel brings to ll e The hum o play and work at school and away A snapshot a plcture story We can arely catch gllmpses We cannot hold them long thelr name 15 leglon But there wxll come a day when the prlsms move more slow y And we can remem er W th long long thoughts ch I 1fe s f . It f f D - tl o ' b gil 3,35 Q3 iff' ,fag ,QL MJ, ,zfmbzw WMM frfJA,f'10f,i, ' ' - 17' 9 L V N 17ml lfli Y 3? I73I Advertlsements The Kaleidoscope turns Swl tly they fllcker past These a vertxsements WhlCh have made possxhle our yearhooks Imposslhle to determme Which of them IS most lmportant From the page Tl 9 Ulu I'68d9I' S995 Hfld bLlyS C I O I 'f ' ... d . To the quarter , . . they offer their wares. 1' X MISS BROWN'S SCHOOL -MIX li. XVIII., STRII-I' fHIz'Is il NlIP1'I'i4rI' wIII'w uf lII1fIIIcws fI'2lil1iI1Q1 for Ytllllljl WIIIIIIII IIT PIIQII-NCIIIIIII III' mllvgf- c'clIIc:ItIoII. l'Rl'.l'. PI11cc'IIIc'IIt BllI'l'2llI SUMMER SCHOOL . . . JULY 8 SI lL'lXI RIII- XII PRIIFI-1s5Iox.'xI. N I.IcI'I1IIu IIIIIII-N: 14911 r.I l:Il1I Trl. BRlllldN'1lj' 2978 IIal,IzN1.-XX5 Pl I IHI4. LL.-X55 IN ll..-X55 RINLIS .111111Il-f'Ill'IIll't'l'A' of gl CLASS RINGS and PINS . . . CLUB PINS ATHLETIC AWARDS M I SPORT CHARMQ 6 05 IfIzIaII I. THELIQMAN, INC. TROPHIE3 1,17 North Sccmul Street - Daily 0661 UNIAIJIC IX NIII.XVAUKlClf . ' 7 Complirnents of . . Llllck S I C E C R E A M Is Served A. in the M A R T LIHCOIII Cafetefla QUALITY PURITY A.II'1III Cohen FL AV QD R MIIIIIIgL'r WE SERVE 0 I lllbl XV. XYI-I.I.s S'I'RI'lz'I' 'IR-l. W4-wt -HIIHI f Excl-USNELY INT RAASCH FUNERAL HOME Established 1875 Efveryone Can Jjfora' Il Raaxch Funeral Our Xlodern Establishment with Z1 XVide Range of Prices Xlake the Selection of Fitting Service Xlerely Z1 Klzltter of Your Own Desires. C Phone Locust 4900 Corner N. 12th and VV. Garfield Have Your Car Ufzzshed and Greasea' by Experts al the D-X Service Station also B11fter1'e.r, Tfrey, Oil, Gasoline Eff J1'r'e.rsor'z'e5 Cars Called for and Delivered FREE To Any Part of the City . D-X Service Station Corner N. 16th and Yvest State St. PHONE BROADWAY 3347 . Umtviiltrin-nffinvvvn I tyxcixtxgvllityiiiviuv ..n.i..i.uyf.m.1fffil' ,tx mv ' Sw 0 we Jw I I 4 2 SS Ze 7 ee, 4QM M I LWA U K E E if 4, ,W My 'W fm im W-1 IW lnnimiwnv' mm ,,,,,,.mnm1l Q . any Q -il .sskfef S- More Delicious Because . . . -lt is made from fresh, sweet cream. -It is i'l1lSt-FITJZCI1 to bring out that liner. more delightful flavor. --It is mzule by Gridley. Try... REX KINGJFISH Something New .l AMERICAN CANDY CO. Milwaukee, XVis. RENT CUSTUMES . fm .ii- PLAYS and PAGEANTS Carnival Costume Co. 1024 No. Third St. Broadway 2477 Dc'.X'l!jllc'l'.S' ana' JIIHIIlfIll'fIl7'L'l'S' r. 0 H1011 Glunu fuss, Crue ,xxn SOCIETY RINGS. PINS . . . Balxslis . . . TRHPHIFQ . . . 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WEEK OR MONTH Phone Broadway 5769 1031 N. jackson St. Morrison Photographer XVisconsin Theatre Building O Graduations Con1i'rmatz'on .. Babies Family Grotrps...Weddi11gs Passports O Specializing in PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE VVe can furnish your duplicate orders on short notice from your negatives which are on file Official Pliotograplwr for the QUILL 19324933 19334934 19344935 Dmllzorzzlx - IlYllf1'lIt'.V 7 fvzvrffrwi' MAE INC. Je14'vlw'.x' 2.30 XV, Wviwumiri Ave. Phone Ni xrquctte Zclllil XII! xx xnxf-.i., XVISCUYKIX S reux Building-Cor. 3rd 81 Wie, Ave. Qamp Whitcomb Owned and operated by the Nfzluuukee Boyst Club ICZQ N, jnckson St. lhiy pri., 511.00 for Ten Days of Fun TI-IE I . H. BRESLER CO. IJl.l'fIl7'K5 and I'wf'IlHll.ll!j Co Illf7HNllfllf,V NIII,XK'.-XUKEI-I CLOAK tk SUT COMPANY O 6 'I't'Ii'PhUIlt? Daly 3436 IU-P Iillif XIHSOI1 Strvvt 720 X. XIir.w,wxi5E ST. XIIIAX.-KL'Kiili Frank ScarpaCe's 1-'ANU' PRL' V1' NIARKHI' lik Huy l'iI'f '.x' ll lfruit Progressive Shoe Repairing and Hat Cleaning Shop XXI: LLIQXX .XND I'RIiSS 5L'I'l'S AND DRI-QSSHS DAILY . ZIH4 N. Pzillner Locust H75 Uwe' 1Jt'!j'1't'I' 931 IQ. Ogden Ave. XAARUT 40 LET, Q0 A6 Q 0 ,ergo e BM., A, C000 LWAUW U u I 6 137 East Wells Street l 79 Q fi if gvfwumafmfwi 12l NO. BROADWAY ,,.- Announcement . . . New, illustrated booklet FREE to young peop'e lf you are inter- ., f 'I f fl i fl Ch We ' ing Il Career or ' v a 12221222222ia2i2i2i222iiiiii2 I -ffufiwl 11 vw- Hlmf 'H Wd you, without cost A Y 1 ' 1 i Pl H I i U' 1- 11 new In I, .I I I If I he ff I1 P U l I 1 5 Q h F ll A called, P I a n - ' ' K ning Your Fu- ture. It vxplziins how to capitalize your pre- vious edutation. how to qualify for op- portunities in the limitless world quickly illlll :It low cost, :Ind service offered by free llmployinelit l7t'PZll'lIIll'Ill. Parte this :Id on :I po-tt'aI'd with your nsitnc :Ind ztddrcaa, or write or phone for free copy. 7-lIf7l'.ffI'j', Ui! I'ai11tIrzg.r, Sflfrrq an Gl1I.fmc'11r'r The Cottage Antique Shop Gif!! For .-Ill fl4't'll.flfI7I,f 1234 X,YIlI1Blll't'Il St. N1II.u.xIiI4Ifu. XX'If, Phone BR. 55416 lflurlex, Jlirrfnxf, l.ump.v, Fzzrrzilzzrr' LOUIS - NIARR TAI LOR ClI'r1r11'11gf and Pn'.I1v1'I1g lidition liinited-send for it today. let'f7lll.1'I-llfj KJIH' Sf7t'l'I.IlH-V Inc Telephone Bkondwuy 11575 MA. 0880 606 E. Wisconsir: Ave. 1016 Iglimly Our name on the box means a better Gift, carefullq and tastefullq chosen New Store of Archie Tegtmeyer, lnc. Jewelers No. 10, Main Floor Plankinton Arcade IW George Ziegler Candy Co. NI,II4If1Ics oIf ZIIiGl.1iR'S FINE CINIIIES GIANT BARS RoI1IL-CAIIAIIIQI. Fox TIIIIT I B 143' Betty-Jane Candies Astor Pharmacy A umP1.r-.111 IJ R I' Ii S 'I' O R Ii Lnrrmc-re lirxuly :incl :Xstnr Sh. o lvl, liKll1!IlUlU I X If 1 llrll-iwr' john Hoflmann ISL Sons Company Xllux xlk I-.r1, XY1scuxxlx 0 l'f1mf,11.x for Umm lm!-, Lrufrl Q. zlml llm'f-'wxxx I-'mm l'Rm11c'ls X 'AN BUREN CASH HEAT NIARKET Upfzznl R 1'1'f' ntly Sl'l,RIfKII1 SIIRYICIQ IIIIIH QL'AI,I'l'Y XIICI-X'I'S I-'RICSH l'UL'l,'IlRY New Deal Market Inc. QUALITY M1-3A'1's ROSEMARY ZAPPATERENO, Pres. , 612 li. Ogden Ave. Uzllx 4TX'I CARLO DI MAGGIO, Proprietor ' NlII,U,XI'KliI'. lfRllIHlN'llj' 9304 ' I l-H7 Nu. Yun Buren Sr. If W D f' fl ff' V Jacobs Fuel Cn. lvl. liknxnlwau IWIX P435 XY. Sol11c'1'f Street 0 cxx1,1. x1Ac'cms FOR CIO,-Xl, AND COKE Ql'.Xll'l'X .XXII SIIQRYICI-Q NI. SAJDAK 1ifz'l'fl'l.f Sfmt' let'f7lll-l'1.IIff nuff Slim' Sion' We Spccmlum- In lmn lim Sll4li'N for limp :lml Ilirlx likmxclwzly 3814 llllf lx. llrzuly GEO. j. HhRRNIANN 'I' A I L O R lllllilll' l.l'I'lINI 2031 'HW N lhxrnl NI I Consult bl , O , K R U M B H O L Z For Ylwur Puctures and Frammg Needs 1127 W. Ylier Sr. NI xrqurrrr 45 -8 NI A R I N E R CJlt'fHII'Ilfj, 1,l't'.f.fI.IIfl. lla! Shop SIIOI-Q RICIKXIRIXKB AND SHUI-1 SIIINIQ N'111I,- I'1'w,r,w.i mn! llulr l.'lfm1r.I and lllfnkfni ll'l1il1' You lfllfl Q38 XY. NNY-lls Street IIRUZILIXYLIQ 27112 Ninn xrmr. XYIN. Courtenay E5 W h i t e Apartments 728 No. -II'HK'I'S1llI Street IDA I5 I 750 ORI ICNTA I, R If STA U RANT lm' Uur lll'Il'lIfIll Cfrffklffff lllll' SfN'1'fr1ff'I Pfam' I.lllI1'lI 351 PARAMOUNT PHOTO STUDIO Successors to Otto Links linlfy I'lmlo .X'jvrfmli.x1,. Urwllfvx - U'r111fI1ly.x - l,0I'fl'I1IfA Phone Iikozldwm 4ooo r '-' ' I'I f'I -' - I? 'lfl !f f f-' ..-lg A A. J. SKARA. Prop. I I A II' II 'IIYIII Phone I.oc'ust 24174 1935 N. 3rd SI AIII'II-II'KI5I5- xx IS- NIII.U.XL'IiI-ilu, XY1s. I. 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